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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-30
BY Grlbbs & Williams,
huctiopeers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

NOMMIS SALE OF a STORE
" AND DWELLING ON THE CORNER OF
BAKER AND ST. JUIN STREETS.-in eXecn-
ton Of decree Of the Chaucery Court OF hlcn-
or uinor va. KInker. the undersigned. the COM
missioner thereby appointed, Win sell at auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, llth SeptGmpSr' ~
S O'Clock z. M, the LOT, STO BE, and DIV ELL
ING located as above described.
Also. VACANT LOT In rear or said LOT.
The house has four rooms besides tic store:
The lot on which the house Is situated fronts at
feet on Baker street. running back IFS feet, and
fronting on ST. John street. The vacant lot RI nts
a feet on ST. John street, and runs back 1901 feet.
Terms: Une third cash. balance at six and
twelve months. for negotiable notes, Interest
added. Title retained Until the purchase money ls
paid f. l CONN Eli, Com +.
GRUBns d WILLIAMS, Auctiomccrs. au3
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ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
An ROAD--On and after JULY ?srH. i.IL

ID CHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
Al ROAD--On and after JULY 18Th, ISL.
GOING WEST:
Train No. Through Passenger leaves Rich.
mond daily except Snndaysl at LOS A. NJ; Leave.
Dsnyille at lilo; a. Il; arrives st Greensboro 3!
Train No. o tLynchburs Passenger les7es Rich.
mond daily st':"A. NJ; arrives at LynehOurs At
Train No. 10 freight and Accommodation,
VILE at 1854 Z. NJ. stopping at all way staticn:l
daily except Snndayej.
Train No. IL (Throug On all and EIpress) lea5ss
Richmond daily at 2:.o p: H.; leaves lany!e
GOING EAST:
Train No. II Through Mail and EI press lesui
Greensboro daily al 1850 z. H.; leaves Dany.e
daily at lo:l1 z. T.; arrives at Richmond ds!Iyn
Trsin No. 0 Through Passenger) leaves Greens.
boro' daily Except Sundays) AT IL 4. ". lears
Danyille At l:s7 P. b.; arrives a. Richmond Asa
Pm.
Train No. 10 Iynchburg Passenger, 'esya
Lynchburg daily at S:2o 4. NJ; leaves BGrk.sle
a. p. NJ; arrives at Richmond at 7. NJ.
Train No. leaves BurkeyllIe $3.50 4. NJ; ST.
rivcs ut Richmond S:45 A. NJ istopping al 81
way stations) daily Except Sundays).
Trains Nos. land II connec. a. GrceIsboro VIII
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for al ioiua
South.
TRIMS Nos. 6 and Ia connect At BarteyIe
with Train on Atlantic, mississippi, and ONO
Rallro al for all points Southwest ami South.
THkOUGH TICKETS TO all poin:s south sli
Southwest can be procured = NE ticket ohlsT 10
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. l':s
Main street. RichmOnd.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise he
sbSye of this c09GDfHnSy r. r Mgse ras E2
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ. r. TALCoTT, Eng'r and Supt. au1
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AUCrroN sALHs ...Es.s.asyrss Days:
nv Wellinston soddin,
Auc.ioneer and Real Es.ats Aeea''
H rs.,,or AZ Eleventh and Bank streets.

rARgE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL.
,nnTs IN THE PLAN OF "BUCk HILi,,m,,
= nJOININa Oh NEAR THE TON MI VI
At the request OF Mr.. VIM. Hatcher, trustee; ang
With the concurrence OF Mr.. Thos Walden, Jr;, I
shall sell At public auction, on THURSDA1' t i'm
premises, that portion of the "BUCk hill -
ESTATE which fronts on the Manchester ana at,
Falling creek turnpike and has been sno.osSlac NV
into lots according to Aplst ana survey 10 10 GA
hi bited kt the hour OF sale. ., .
hese lots are really beautiful and are IN o
thickIy-seitled part of tho suburbs OF Msnchestsr
and stoald attract the attention OF those who wish
TO make profitable In yes!ments In small lots.
/ TERMS: tine. third cash balance nc -FOUR ana
sigh. months, for negotiable notes, Win interest
added, and title retained
au 20 eodds w, GOllDIN, NuCs.
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EXTRACT sARSAPARiLLA.

FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA'
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rIIJID EXTRACT sARsAPAR1LLA.
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ELIJID EXTRA CT SARSAPARlLi'A'
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rLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAHlLLA'
ELU,D EXTRACT sARSAPAHILLA.
rIlID EXTRACT sARSAPARltLA.
ptJIIp EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA.
E,u;p EXTRACT SkRSAPAElLLA.
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V0AL- COKE, AND WOOD.

- - rnadv To deliver the best GLOVER
uiI eT LIMP COAL at rs per load delivered In
any portion Of the city. ,,,,,,y co.1
iwiIl receive orders for WIATERPQCh Ct '.
10 bc delivered in september ana oc'oper' - HIM
kct ates. ooup roKr. AN.
THKAClTE COAL Of The best gnahs va, anu , a.
snit always on hand at the lowest market rates
w p. GRUTCHFIELD is still with me, an nc
would be glad TO sec bis friends "an'lng 1He' o.
any description. H. noa ~. , Oh
MI oJM W,SSlm
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The Lowell Courier complains of being
abridged to "Lo,o Cour." by its exchanges.
A country editor reports money close,
but not close enough to be reached.
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rnannAMCE a0agPANIEs.

1850 xMgURANgE g0s1 rAsI Es:
TNsURANcEi INsURANcEl
sae'.2f 's,s INSURANCE.
pEgEssBuss SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
"a COMPANY.
OF PETERSBURG, VA.
D'1 FstsIa. saub' sAh sss1 e HAoh'
= AssETTs OVER 100000. :
rrREmAs,s FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
or SAN FRANCISCO, GAL. !, st.-
Capital gold. sooo' oses
Surplus (gold). @S''o@'
Total assets (gold)
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in Virginia
Registered and United States Bonds deposited
with the Treasurer Of Virginia for security OF
Virginia polfcy-holders.
Eev York Board OF Reference: David Dows,
George Opdyke, A. A. Low, ID. y: CiNahin', W =
Coleman, John Wipslow, james Lees.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAhhN AZ
THE LOWEST CURRENT RATES.
Tha undersigned representatives OF tho ABOVE
srst-olass, liberal, and promptpaying companies
resnectfuy solicit the patronage of those desiring
'''"' THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND IL SON,
fjfo. Fire, and Marine Insurance Agents.,
r1s,m Office NO. 902 Msiu street.
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-aU1yr1ou sALEs-This nay: !,
= BY arubbs 4 Williams ana,oneers,
il ,Res, Estate Agents and Auoa .nS rank.
r,,.-.-s, ytroat between nAn

Res, Estate Agents snd ,. au .nd Bank.
Eleventh street, between MAIN anu
E,1omN,ss1osER,s 8 SAFE 5E S 81 X EaETH
" ABLE REAL TERsE Feet BETWEEN T9 YIN
sSRas 81 I,ssss
e 81 5 r.
r%s II sai1 q, ts
sas sy EsFSsb as g
TATE which was I'd John g. overly, situated as
missioner. % frotng 35 fee. on Cary street ana
anoHf se ossE sSe
crty mp ,S. Wanh. CHAs. u. WILLIAM
TEkme' o"'ti' Special Commissioner.
q u,,,1.,,s tucts .s.v aul7
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TIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
IL SURANCE,

SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
si4Ppt ~ S1'So9s
~ 's<s's A,Vk JoVsoiV
CASu ASSETS january !, 1870 ..... 2,ol7,sss,Sla
BRANCH OFFICE, NO 1ols MAIN STREET.
company on every description OF REAL AND
PERSONAL EOPERTy for protection against
loss or damage by tlre. MARINE and INLAND
RISKS taken to any point In the United States.
Policies on brick buildings issued for from one to
I've years.
Rates as low as thoce OF any other company
equally reliable. Applications solicited
10 Il ID. n. WALKER & co. Agents.
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wt,OD AND COAL.
Mp FI1ELl CHEAP FUEL II

~ , ,,rrcb,sed n large quantity of FUEL at
,,r,,,ar nrIcss. would respectfully inform my
friends and the public generally tsf am s ngw
prepared 70 furnish them thsif terms than can be
~ ese wi e.: in tie city. Call and be convinced
oo susUow LIST and Bro streets.
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BY f.. IL. Valentine & Son, kucsioneers,
1884 Main street,

BY +. IL. Valentine & Son, kucloneers,
1894 Main street.
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.-As adj
N mlnistratrlx OF VIM. T. Helton, deceased, I
NJ il O'Clock, on the farm of W. w. Newman.
one mile from Aper's Station, Chesapat ke and
Ohio railroad, in Hanover county, the following
prOpcrty-viZ:
TWENTY-FIVE HORSEPOWER ENGINE
AND SAW-MlLL, nearly new, aud In first
rate condition, located in n fine body Of No.
l pine, oak, aud other timber9.
CLINE YOUNG MULES,
HORSE and BUGGY,
dLUMRER WAGONS,
2 CARRYLUGS.
SETS HARNESS,
. STOVES.
aud every other article needed In getting and saw
Ing luIu Ter. 49,
Persons Wishing IN examine before sale VIII call
on MIR. j. u. STEWART, No. II 18th stfce;, who
will furnish conveyance. On dav OF sale lake =
O'Clock train, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. anu
ri 3rr at s O'Clock.
on THURSDAY, It'll September, will sell at
his farm, on Ninc-mile road, three miles from
Richmond, st IL o'clock,
FISE"oW-wlil cilvc In q few days:
900 pounds OATS;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C., &C., too
numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash, except the saw-mlll, which VIII
he sold for two thirds cash; balance ut four
"''"'"' AVA ''''' SAKAiI c. MELTON,
nu oi-tds ADMINISTRATIVE.
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OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTAhr"At
RAILROAD CoAPlhl..
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORrh
AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST. ;,,,
The AL ALBANIA AND CHATTAhogg"',H
RAILROAU, extending from Chattsno2ss. iJ
nessee, TO Meridian, Mississippi, Is complr1e4' -
forms with its connections the
SHORTEST ALL-RAIL LINE ,.,
from Portland, Boston, New York, PhlIsifp1,s
Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, LyIthprnn 49,
and Chattanooga, To Meridian, Mobile, SeS "
leans, Jackson, Yicksburg, and all souIh"s'"-
cities. ,ts
The road-bed Is in splendid condition ADJ :"
equipment perfect .D
Pu1lmsn's Palace Day al ID Sleepiug-CA ~ az s,s
be run via this route from LynchoarS 70 A''"'
and New Orleans without change. c,,r..
Purchase tickets via the Alabama ana 10 ,,l
nooSa railroad, and secure the Qulcke 'ans
most comforts. .nst 70
The attention OF freight.shippers a..s.,,I
this route rs Offering the ADVANTAGES o. rs r,..
transit between The North aud SOUTH '"-
always IS low as by any other route. =, ,srsf
Mark ship freight and procure DIS o.
via the Alabama aud Chattanooga raifos~
VIM. KEARY
General Freight and TICKET 49, ssr,
Chattanooga, 1sh"
]. g. STANTON,
General Saperin!epdenTs, ,,.
ia e-sm Cha,tanoogs, Iep---
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BY Isbell Il Son,

by 1SDcll 81 SoHs
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Ill NITURE FOR SALE AT AUCIION.10n
THURSDAY the 3lat day OF hnsils,, ISL % wi r ps
liz MiG6uSFHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE o
genMtlSspgsYP Fe ITD BsED ST Sold walnut
l WARDROBF; solid walnut; o,,,,r,
WfIERETfH s sSd w wan"t
LOUNGE,
BRUssxLs CARTEL, c,,,nvr
B pIsI M FABLE. noo,s ..
SILVER T. TABLE ,I;IJ SPOONS
KNIVES and FORKS.
l DOUBLE-RA RREL GUN, very fine;
BFEP sna GhsF Kusss sn;eF
lSHUCK MATTRESS,
BOLSTER Pt Ih42 T. Is ss;N auc,,oneers
DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND A
L VALUABLE, MILL II CAR0L N
Gerry Court or the city CT Richmond. will sell al
Inc Reedy MIL, In Caroline county, on TUES
DAY, the l?tn day OF September q fair II nor,
1nf ahNs B ff H ML, Known as Keedy Mn
with 81 acres OF goodl land attached. This mill h.:
wheat), Is In thorough repair, has large custom
and water power enough to, drive other ma.
chInerv. IL Is located on the Malt2poni river, in
the midst of the finest timber I'm this section OF The
State. I've miles from the railroad station.
Al TIE same time ana place Will sell 1924 acrct
Of VALUABLE LAND, mostly In timber, 40
jcIning the lands Of Winston Atkinson, Dr.. Pei
lard, {. B. Walden, and others. This l:nd Is con
ycnient to market, schools, and CHURCHES, anu Y
Of very dine Gu,lity. VIII! divide iuto lots 10 au
the views of purchasers If desired.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance In three
cnrcd by bond. with good security, and the titit
retained until the wholc purchase money Is paid
Subject TO the approval OF the court.
WM. ID. QUESENBERRY,
au l0-dSswlm Commissioner.
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TBNHE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
4 OF VIRGINIA.,
CAPITAL, $500, 1000,
A. G.. MCILWAINE. President
DARCY PAUL, lst Ficc-President
l.. Il. ThENAET, End Vice. President
SAMUEL Is. PAUL, Msnsger and Secretary,
d. Is. FACkLER, Actuary,
Is open for business at No. 1901 Gary street and
Shockoe slip, under the new Flour Exchange.
All reserve from premiums received In the de-
partment OF Richmond will be invested within It's
limits under the Supervision OF the folio wing Board
OF stockholders A. Richmond:
THOMAS BRANCH, L. ID. CREESHAW,
a. y. Stokes EHAS. T.. WORTHAN,
Il. W. PICRRELL. T. w. PEkBERTON,
a. l.. EILETT, W. X. MARTIN,
JOHN III. GUY, a. ID. WILLIAMS,
JOHN ASHER. jas. WOODHOUSE.
JOIIN +. LAY, scc's of Board and aen'l
j. r. WILSON'S Agents or the Co.
Or. y. 4. CRENsHAw, Medical Examiner.
je7s
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pLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE

VIA
ELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAIlRo,n
AND CONNECTIONS,
is the shortest and most comfortable
81 4. PASSENGER ROUTE
Montgomery ~ selm.
Mobile, Meridian,
iebsaco'a' Ficksburg,
New orleans, Monroe,
And oil points In Texas.
PULLHAE'S PALACE CARR ~, ill.,.
from Lynchbnrg t. Mobile, via Cacrs AMI J'w,oeEh
gomery, without change. "' n'a''
Time 70 Montgomery. Mobile, and New o,,.,.
LESS THAN RY-ANY OTHER RGIjry' ''sah'
Time from White Sulphur Springs And
IOttcSviIle @"ai'
EIGHT HOURS AND TWENTY s1yrr,,
LESS TO MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE
and
FIVE HOURS LESS TO NEW ORLghys
The popular aud most expeditions gm,o,,,,
Route to Texas and Northern lousi,na p .s'
gage checked through. "ss'
Tickets 10 all points by this route mav,oA
tanned at the ticket Offices Of the v W.
CHESAPEAKE g. OHIO RAILROAD
RICHMOND q DANyILLE RAlIPo,n
and at the Office OF the Atlantic, Mississlnn, 49,.
Ohio railroad, 1873 Main street, Richmond '' Aa'
Be sure your tickets re,d VI. Dalton and c,,.,,
Tor Selma). e. G: BARNEY, Gen. sris
JOHN B. PECK, Gen. Pass. Agent. H"i"
JOHN III. WYLY, Travelling Agent au a.,
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by Richardson z Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

N,RJISTEE'S SALE OF a DESIRABLE
| BRI DWELLING AND LOT, ON fTlI
STREET. BET WIEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STEEETS, AT ACKNOWLEDGING repaired TO
eypcutc the provisions Of 4 certain decd OF trust,
hearing date cd OF August, 1870, from Adele N6tt
10 the undersigned, trustee, DULY recorded IN ine
Chancery Court Of The city OF kichm9nu w. u.
ceed to eli at public auction, on the premises TO
The highest bidder, on FRIDAY: the 18th inst.n :,
a. o;clock i. NJ. tie ETAL ESTATE therein
described and dele htfully located on the west side
of 7th street between Clay and Leigh streets con-
stating of desir2be BRICK DWELL Nj WIN
three stories above the basement containing e!gi.
rooms with gas Kitchen attached: water on the
prcm!se.; lot fronting 90 OIL by $50 feet mere or
less. ,.., ---.,..o,
of executing This trnst and TO pay off note Tor
$3.50, with Interest thereon from ed OF august,
1871 until prid the residue on such terms as may
nc announced at tho time OF sale.
J. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
E1r,1LRDSoN & Co, Aucts. all 29-tl6
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rOAL-WOOD-COKE.

AL-WOOD-COKE.
COAL.
COAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "..SAhoT lelAHD'
tIoynR GOAL. .,ANTHRACITE
--~ COAL.
COAL.
". s. PITCHER.
WOOD.
WOOD.
OAKW WOOD. pine.
WOOD.
WOOD.
EIGHTH, BETWEEN MAIN AND GARY.
COKE.
COKE.
..COKE....SUrP
COKE.
COKE.
COAL-WOOD-C0kE.
Goblin
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Alta BA
oarAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CArAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CArAwBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
ChTAWBA GRAPE PlLLa
CATAWBA GRAPE FILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
cATAwBA GRAPE rlhLs.
caTAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
caThwBA GRAPE FILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
GATAWBA GRAPE FILLS.
CATAWBh CRAZE PlbLS'
ChTAwBA GRAPE PlhLs'
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA CRAZE PILLS.
CATAwBA CRAZE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
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Fl Ell nj 3 0 l. DIS

III Ia IL WI ID " ~ ~ ~
uELMBtLD'S
HELMBoLD'S
HELMBOLp'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLDS
rHELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBoLD'S
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MIDLOTHIAN LUMP AND HAIL
iva CtAL,
MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE GOAL, ,rr
ANTHKA CITE OOAL-RED AND WHILE
ASH-Egg Htove, and nut siZe1;
LUMP COKE.
Families. factories, roundrics, aud workshops
ohfP'i'" "''A >''O ALBERr BLAIR,
au7-eod2st 18th street, near Mayo's bridge.
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LUMBER DEALERS.

LUMBER DEA B.EasS.
ON HAND CONSTANTLY, at MAYO'S
" ISLAND SAW MILL, q large supply OF
Casing BoaId ID, Joists OF all Lizes, Lsths,
inch EoaJds, scantliug, palngs,
FLOORING Plank, Garden Rats. Pne Wood.
"a. 6 d. Cd and 81 inch PLANK, Gear and heart
Bills OF lumber OF any dime nsious furnished.
REFUSE PLANK III Low PRICES
w. Z. MAYO.
Eiayo's Island Saw-mil
au Ism fost-oEice box l2d.
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RAILROAD LrNEg-

E I'd
EremdoHD AND DAsvfIIs AND p,rn.e.a,
OFFICE OF GEN'L TICKET 1m w.
kIcHNosD. VA. August Is. isg 7,
NOTICE TO sH1PPERS-The. ., pm }
ments beretofora existing for Tie 81; M,
freight sonth yis Greensboro on !hrsipgSS s,p
RRs,g 6een nsconsinued BY The North Csro Is
Greensboro heretofore given 10 si1inrerss1 ua u
.voked: Hereafter no rates win be- gurrao, are re-
yond Greensboro. - ea@iaa'eed BE-
JOHN z. MACMUpno
General Ticket and Freiab, -
T. d. r. TALCorT, Engineer and sup;t s'r''
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WASHfNGTON g. CO., GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l7a Green.
wich street, corner COurtlandt, New York. Con-
sirnments of PRODUCE Tor sale or shipment,
and ORDERS FOX PURCHASES respectfully
solicited.
Agents for the Virginia Steamship and Packet
(,ompxnv txN
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- : .....- r~1,u1,oYry,s EXTRACTS,


uELMBOLDS -
Al .ssf. HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'B
49, HELMBoLD'S
iHELMBOLD'A
si'a$ rHELmBOLD'S
HELMBoLD's !
lHELMBoLD'sl
III. HELMBoLD'S
, HELMBOLD'S
IHELMBOLDs
HELMBOLD'5
HELHBOLUSl
HGLMBOLDS
--. HELMBOLD'S|
uKLMRonns
URLMBOLD'S
ugI.MBoLD's
HELMBoLDS
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
tebl
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UOMMlsSEesN MERCHANTS.

TOHN w. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP
~ PING and COMMISSION MERCHANT, No.
y Governor street, Richmond Va, tpo,toffce
box lsl, agen for the cd Dominion Steamship
Company, for New YORK : lnman Line, tor Lfv.
erpool; Anchor Line, for Glasgow; National
Line. for Liverpool. je74
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-07

PromiueD Democrats from ONO adnii' 'ha'
the party there has a,andOned all hopes o.
electing McCook Governor, and the entire e''
fort is now concentrated Oh the legislative tiek-
ct in the most vulnerable districts, in tbs nope
OF securing United States Senator IN pace
of Mr.. Sherman. McCook hiuself long ago
considered the case hopeless, for he knew that
he was nominated by trick, and Mr.. EwlDg
friends, therefore, did not labor as earnestly as
they otherwise would have done.
Gen. Butler spoke il Ware, Mass, Tuesday
night to a fair sized audience. He was not so
bitterly personal as before.
The recent new departures from the Repub-
lican party discovered that there was great
corruption when they We're certain there was
no longer aCy Office for them. The party in
several of these cases dispensed with their SER
vices because even for plundering party they
were too great adopts in the art.
"Old Abe" the war eagle OF the Sth Wiscon-
sin Regiment, is still tenderly cared for at
Madison, and last week was taken to Racine
to attend the reunion of the boys of Company
K
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-07

Mr.. GREENoUGH's WILL.-The will of the
late Byron Greenough has been filed for pro-
bate, by which it appears that liberal benefac-
sons have been bestowed upon avariety of
worthy institutions. After his individual be-
quests he gives:
To the institution for the Aged INDECENT Fee.
males three thousand dollars
To the Female Orphan Asylum two thou
sand dollars.
To the Maine General Hospital two thou
sand dollars.
To the American Baptist Publication Socie-
ty two thousand dollars.
To the American Baptist Home Missionary
Society two thousand dollars
To the American Baptist Missionary Union
five thousand dollars.
TO the Colby University five thousand dol
lars, and three thousand dollars to establish
scholarships, which, with prior benefactiOns
makes ten thousand dollars to the college at
Waterville.
Ten thousand dollars he commits to the
Trustees to establish a perpetual fund, the in
terest of which is to be loaned to help poor
Baptist churches in Maine to erect church edi
fees, until the tuod with its increasement shall
amount to 500 000 when the excess is to be
expended for religious uses at the discretion o
the Trustees
To the Maine Baptist Convention one thous
and dollars, and the reversion, after the death
of his widow, of the two stores occupied by Mr.
Hay.
One-haf of the balance to the Maine Baptis
Educational Society.
The other half of the balance to the Maine
Baptist Convention to constitute permanent
land. the income Ofwhch is to be appropriated
to aid aged and intirm Baptist ministers and
their families.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-07
The meeting then adjourned.

GoRHAM-The First Parish at Gorham Viii
lage held a meeting Tuesday and voted to &C
cept the resignation Of their pastor, Rev. c. c.
Parker, ID. 1t was voted that it was the
desire that he should reconsider his wish to
dissolve his connection with the church and
parish on the LIST OF October, and that the same
continue until the 1st of January, 1872, with
the understanding that he be partially OF
wholly relieved from the responsibility of sup.
plying the pulpit" .l. tf te.....
The following resolve passed, unanimously
ResolDed, That while we feel that it is expe
dent to accept the resignation of our pastor
Rev. DR.. Parker, we che eriuly bear testimony
to his conscientious fidelity in all his Official
| relations, to his kind, sympathzing and con
sderate conduct as a neighbor and friend, al
| we'll as our high appreciation of his character
| as a courteous honorable and estinable citi
zen; and that we shall part from him ard hi.
family with sincere regret, and with the kind
est wishes for their prosperity and happiness