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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-08
NOTE LOST.

4 NOTE OF HAND FOR THE SUN OF J,
"A SIia 80, drawn by Mrs. Taylor IN ANN on
Mercedes Navarro, was lost tbs y strccts.
TAYLOR street, Virginia, between + ana az Maid to
A reward OF Five Dollars Wall VIII W.. N
the finder on returning Mng n ta NAVARRO,
Virginia, Nay o, 1871.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-08
1901 600 Season Tickets sfAdmissis
Will be sold,
AT $2 so EACH.
PREMIUMS:
a,oo6 Gold Coin Premiums, amount'g to $lOo,oOO
A. W. Potter, A. IL. hagaqorn'

1,UUO NOl4 "
, w po,,, Business alnnaEfHr A. i. Hag.aorn,
]. Corwcll Lee.
BY special permission We rofcr TO the follow
ing well known citizens:
John II. Dickson. Sheriff Of Nevada County.
J:ho A. fspcaster. National Exchange Hotel.
N. 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript.
@. v. schmittburg, Postmaster.
Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer.
Geo. B. Newell. ex.Couniy Supervisor.
Thos, j. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette.
p. Banner. Merchant.
r. b. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County.
D. z. Boil. Deputy Postmaster.
Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel.
q. @. Allen, Nevada Foundry.
Judge T. II. Rolie.
Geo. X. Phillips, Merchant.
A. Goldsm'th tn, Merchant.
William R. Coo, Chief Engineer OF tho Fire
Departments.
I. Garfield, cI.chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department.
4. Sanford, Merchant.
Dliven & Potter, Merchants.
Lester & Mull0y, Merchants.
l.. NIhell, City Marshal. -,
Good responsible Agents wanted: Liberal
commissions allowed. Money should be sent
by Express, or by dram on any solvent Bank.
Address all communications to
O. b. sOCIRTY.
Nevada City, California.
TICKETS for sale by
Summit Stables, OH the Divide.
mS-td Virginia City, Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS

oN ONn TICKETS, AT 81. 612 GIFTS.
OV,UUO During tho Concert the sum OF
saOy oOO In Gold Coin win be distributed to the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-08

TTAyING JUST RETURNED
from San Francisco with . LAk0H
STOCK OF FLOUR, I am prepared 70 toiSn
Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-08

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PIES, CAKES, etc., also at reduced pT'ses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

How A HACKIAN WAS Too MUCH FOR A
BOSTON CLERGYMAN.-Rev. Mir. F., of
Boston, who had accepted an invitation to
preach on certain Sunday last winter, was
delayed until the last moment, and did not
arrive in the town until late In the morning
of the day on which he was to preach. The
Saturday Euen1Dg Gazette says:
s.He FASTENED to the clerk of the hotel
and requested him to procure carriage for
him, which was complied with, and he was
soon driven to the church, aud got there
with scarcely moment to spare. He
stepped from the conveyance, and has
tened up the aisle, when, to his great
surprise, he heard q suppress led tlttering
and buzz of establishment TOR which he
could not account, until, CHANGING to
hear footstep behind him, he turned and
beheld the cause. The coachmap, muffied
to the chin, with fur cap on bis head, a
whip under his arm, and a pair Of cavalry
boots on his feet, had followed him into the
church. Rev. MIR. F. was about to ad-
dress him, when Jehu exclaimed: Ye amt
paid me. want my fare.' The worthy
minister, greatly mortified, tried to explain
to him that he had requested the hotel clt TX
to settle with him. -, yeS,' returned tile
hackman, Il dessay. That won't wash.
Cash on delivery is my terms. don't know
YOU. / druy Teller with white Decktie
down to the cars last week, and he give me
tho slip and amt seen him since, and that
time made up my mind that there warn't
no virtue in white neckties SO cash up!
II WAS growing very embarrassing, when
Hon. Richard Warren, prominent MEM
Der of the congregation, who was we'll ac-
quainted with Air. F., fastened forward
and settled the bill, whereupon Jehu re-
treated chuckling, aud muttering to HIM
SELF, TOO much for white neckties that
time!'" :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE Raj
III R0AD-un and after JULY 9TH. lsTl,

G4CtI GOING WEST:
Train No. Through Paaaepger) leaves Rlcb.
moAd daily except Sundays) at 1905 A. ~: lesys,
Danyills st llo7 A. n; arrives At dreensb1ro'. I,
Train No. 9 Lyncbburg Passenger le.ye. R,rA.
mond daily At 9:lS A. N; arrives al Lynchburg a
|5P. N.
Train No. 10 freight and Accommodates,
leaves Richmond ut SOS Z. NJ; arrives At Burlr.
VILE at s:a +: NJ. lstoppns at all way staiivns)
Train MO- II trhroExh Nail and Express) leave.
Richmond daily at $40 ?. NJ. leaves Usnyirjs
daily at 1914 P. "a; arrives At Greensboro daily
GOING EAST: .
Train No. Il (Througb Mail and E1press) le,y,
daily at lo:l7 Z. ST. arrives II K!chmood daily Al
Train No, Through Passenger, lea yes ,irssu,.
boro daily except Sundays) at II :o5 A. ~. lran.
Dxnyille at 81 4. NJ; arrived at Richmond at y
Z. BIZ.
Traiu No. 10 Mynehburg Passenger, leave,
Lynchburg daily st Sac a. 81; leaves Burkeyih
at Il z. NJ; arrives ut Richmond at p. N.
Train No. . leaves Burkeyllle 4:3o A. M.; tr.
rives at Richmond s$5 A. N stopping At 81
Trans Nos. , and ii connect a. Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all polna
South. .r,7-{p -r.
Trains Nos. 8 and u connect at BurkeyIe
With Train on Atlsnttc, Mississippi, and Otto
Through TICKETS to eli points south AZ.
Southwest can be procured 1t the ticke, Office 10
Richmond, and Of X. +. WALKER, Agen! Of At.
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. Ia;
Main street. Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements 70 advertise th
schedule Of this company will please print
above. JOHN x. MhGMURDo.
T. NJ. Il. TALcoTT, Eng'r and supL sua
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- Fan >, Describes the Great race

WAN - Describes the GFeas hscs'
Yvha horses started abotst even. Long1e.'
,,uv had run around the track twice tmtle-
5iateiy preceding the race, preceeuins
,,nars:o,1ntable to many here to-0ay. Mr.
"Why did you do ~" l aSheu q !.
Harper. ia long was lee
sweat well" ,.,.os rob, Har.
rer how Lonefellow was prepared LOT tne
race Very we,l,'' he replied, "only leetie
100 now now give you faithful photographs of
'n1 The horses are now we'll on the second
mile. I sit by John Harper. How Is ne
roing,"I ask old john. who sits Win MS
Cold gray eyes sternly hxsd on 1ne .h race e. 20
riding him leetle too fast-faster than /
ordered hlm-but he's good boy, and
reckon he knows what he IL about"
The horses now passed the grand stapu
the second time.
How IL he going now" askedy
.sThc boy is making him 60 little iur,
der out than / ordered him, but reckon ,i,o,,
Lopgfeliow has got the race. Inc s oii ;, n
looks on cooly, but with dre en- hrea a, :,
est, which seems TO take away n'' ~. v,ea thsrd
The horses now enter ut tb.,u ont his
mile. Longfellow begins 70 'n'o" o0' 80 -
at gregg the boy is too weak for MIN,
soys I'D John quietly, his eyes still nXeo Oh
the race in dreadful silence. =.
The horses now pass the grand stahu
third time, almost neck and neck.
John Harper looked happy and secure.
s.You are very quiet Tor one VINO pay
$40. 600 depending on the race r l renann d.
The old man makes no reply. he never
spoke after this. h;s hsod
as if exhausted, caught the bit, and 1t was
all I'D in a moment. .,
.sXhut is the matter, Uncle John !"
Not a word in reply, but the old man :
ewes seemed to be wandering, and ms ininu
had gone away from the grand stahu-'o
his horse. -
Helmbold now made sudden squirt,
took the lead, and held it like grim deatn'
John Harper looked like one at the death,
bed of friend hope, slckly nope 0eaintu !
in his countenance, and that was all. NOT
word escaped his lips. he saw n.s love,
ewes. while ten thousand demoniac voices
shouted and made bedlam oil The grano
stand.
"Lopgfelow has been drugged," growieo
Colonel Bridgeland to old John. join
Hsrper made no reply. His heart seemed
broken, and she's gone" were the Only
words he uttered after the third mile. :,
As he muttered these words l felt feei'
ing-a sychologic feeling OF pity ior .ne
GOOD old man. Demoniac shouts went W
from ten thousand hoarse throats, but oid
John heard them not: He heard, saw MOI s; n +
ing but his painting horse, heard nothlns
hut his hard breathing. i got up ana
walked down to the track with him: ne
walked up by Longte'ow, his de de leo
grave. The grand old horse stood tren.
bling, with his head down, exhausted. Inc
last mile was too much for him. enquirer
Jim ran into the wci"fl-house, doiied hls
suit, and went mourniully back to the st',
bic with his horse and his gray haired
owner.
TO me the race was funeral and wed
ding. While the old mans heart was break
ing, ten thousand people were wild witn
JOY. could not rejoice. ] only saw, ana
hoped, and suffered with the white.halred
old man by my side.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26
!. s,z,rrsg aAnE-This Day.
BY Lyme q Brother, ~.
Aucticneers and Real Estate Agents,
No 1914 Main ssraet-,--rT-

T,RUSTERs SALE OF A SNAIL AL
l. FRAME HOUSE, IN THE TgoWcMu o ssTrATE
sTREET-By virtue q = csr;s deed d.ssa is
Hnnnst. 1870 to secure to john RUSSELL the unpslu
the les e
Chsnaerv Court SHALL "a O. sal1 nra
pellg a, &c ,,rbiiG auction on the premises on
sATGKDA ssth Of August b lsri e. A iH.
9 9th innroyements thereon. located rs ABOVE 9e-
scrbed fronting eoxilo ,e 81 70 deffay lie
sale and to az h sss e! se aad sso
NJ e. 1870. and PAYABLE at o. anu -
mo9tss from their
til dly OF sale. ~ p. LYME, Trustee.
au22 - -rrti t@''i'1 = ..'S- e
Immediately after tns and Ne LOTS corner Of
and ,Ss g ei
!. g ana 10 t hee trout on the south line Of
EchoIson street of BOX ITO feet 70 an nnnalTTyHER
TERMS AT sale. LIME /" Aactioneera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26
By Wellington Goddin. s,, =.
Auctioneer and Real Estate AGENT
Cornpr of Bank and 18th streets.

oEyEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS in So TIE
SPLAN OF BELyIDEssEE; AZ LIN En sV PIN T
s WEJuE SFF oR sA LIE AT AuCTI9Nm 7Iy he
sold 1t auction the premises, on 81 = ocosh
AHTS Nos a and 4s fu the original rlan OF Bel
yldere located as above, to be subdlvided Into
smser lots Granting n ie to %eS Be IN
hib,ted at The hour OF ssle. These are Justly re-
naTdsd as equal to the most beautiful and valuable
Its in that very improving locality.
TERMS: Une-third cash; balance at four ana
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
secuzed 10y 8 trust deed INK. H.. - l.
an 22-tds So. w. GODDlN, Auct-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26

TELL-TALE ToaAToEs.-" Where qua you
get them toma,oes?" asked III old Long
Island farmer the other morning OF neigh
h,r whose real estate yielded a product OF
,pl, and on which there was not tomato
vine.
His basket was full of very fine, ripe spe-
cimens, which the farmer thought he recog-
nized. 1t wasn't the first time that suspi-
cion of his impecuniOus neighbours honesty
had arisen in his mind.
"Where did you get 'em?"
"BOught 'em."
"Wh0 did you buy 'em Off"
"Bill Van Brlnt, on Crow HILL
"Ah! let us look at your hands"
With his basket on his arm he held out
both hands for examination. What do
you want to look at my hands for? There
amt nothing on to 'em."
The old farmer was washing his own
hands ut the time in tin basin OF rain wa
ter, with Il wooden bowl of curdled brown
soft soap before him.
"No; there amt nothing on 'em that
YOU can see; but look a. here, set down
your basket and wash 'em. It's very
GOBLIN, and your face and hands looks
hot" So saying. he emptied the basin,
filled it with cold water, pointed to the
soap-dish, and relieved the bearer OF bis
basket.
The first immersion and friction of the
hands in the water let the cat out Of the
bag. 1t ut once turned green, grew greeneI
and greener every second, and at length
was an intense dark green.
"Here, Jim," said the old farmer to hi:
tow-headed son, "take in this basket anC
empty it, and bring it out agin'." Their
turning to his honest neighbor, he said
You hooked them tomatoes from my
patch not half an hour ago. Three or foul
of the top ones knew in minute. Here
your basket"
If any reader of the EueTlng Post in TIT
country would test this discovery of a theif
let him pick one or two tomatoes, Sc paratins
the vines with hls naked hand, and ther
about the plant, perfectly colorless, that in,
stantly imparts the green, which cannot bt
seen until water removes it.-Neao Yorl
Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26
-.s;..., By P. s. Seabury,
Real Estate Agent, No. 80 Sycamore street,
nj = Petersburg. Virginia.
.,... William Tench, Crier).

DRINCE GEORGE AND SUSSEX
L LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTdON.-l In pur::
suance Of deed OF trust from william zee ana
1895 and Of record in the Clerks office ofthe Coqn-
Y Court Of FRINGE seerss GTHSfy s al
O'CLOCK NJ, at The auction store Of r. ssabury,
s Ii sD the e'fS
on i" warwick swamp excepting ihereform that
which belongs to Thomas ". Gee, trustee--ieaying
the residue Of said tract to amount to about 1900
acres.
2. That certain other tract or parcel of LAND
called "WARWICK'S.'' In the county of Prince
George, between Warwick swamp and the Norfolk
land called sKTsTLAND's," containing 20
fh nss certain other tract of LAND called
l"WRENN'S,n lying in the county OF Prince
George, on the north side of Blsckwater swamp,
/. That Certain other tract or parcel of LAND
called "JOY'S.'' In Prince George county. on the
north side or Warwick swamp" and ADJOINING
the tract called "Warwtck's," containing 's'
S. That certain other trac. or parcel of LAND
lying In Prince George county; c9nsan,Gg %
Ana certain other tract Q. parcel Of T. LAND
| sex. Va, south of Warwick swamp, and extend
ing to Pige on swamp and Dark swamp, contain
ing l.lq6 acres, less four acres OF iand reserved
there from for the Of the Norfolk and Peters,
burg railroad and a graveyard. ~
These lands contain In the whole about 1853
acres. lying In one neighborhood, on the Norfolk
and Petersburg railroad, between Disputanta and
Wayerly, about fifteen miles from Petersburg.
Va, ard present great Inducements TO colony of
emfarants Some of these lands are improved
with good dwellings and Other houses, and some OF
them, particularly the Komafn tract contain
large quantities of most valuable timber.
MIR. William Gee, 1T Santa Rosa, viii take plea
sure In sho wing the premises. Large and accurate
maps can be seen at the Office of Lyon, Pegram
Il Lyon, attorneys at law, Tabb street, Peters
burg, Va ... ,.- ~.
TERMS One. fourth Of purchase money cash /;
the balance upon = credit Of six, twelve, and
eighteen months. equal instruments bearing In
tercst 1T six per cent. per annum secured by en-
dorsed negotiable notes and deed of trust upon the
property bought. JOHN LYON, Trustee.
T. 5. SEABURY, Auct. jy2a-1awtds
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Z. X. Co.,
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 6, 1871. I
'ssHE r RI AIMS UN THIS RUAD


RICHNOTp, VA, Aug. s, 1911. I
yaHHE r AIMS On THIS RUAD
l. run as follows:
The mail trains leave Richmond =, aas A. y.
and $40 r. NJ: and leave Petersburg stLaAf y.
and TAO r. d.
Freight and Accommodation trains leave Rich.
mond At A. ID. and 4.4e Z. NJ, and leave Peters
burg at 10 A. II. and 4. 80 Z. Nj.
The y:&5 A. n. train will not leave Richmond ca
SUNDAYS, and the 7:2o =. II. train will not Leave
Petersburg On SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will tske the 1;ao r. D..
dAily train, and those from Norfolk will connect
ut Petersburg with the 10 A. NJ. train.
Passengers from Glover Hill Will lake tbc Wv a.
n. train on Mondays, Wednesdays, AID Fridays
and returning. leave Richmond Oh The same dAys a!
a:30 P. II.
The mail trains viii stop only at Chester.
The A. ID. tlatn Will connect a. fsters'
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
! road for Lynchburg daily.
SLEEPING GAGS on the $50 L. n. train. fua'
ming through 70 w Wilmington. x. u. kASEY,
au7 Ticket and Freight Agent
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EXTRACT SARsAPARlLLA.

prIrlD EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA'
rLrr1D EXTRACT sARsAPAkILLA.
rrIJ1p EXTRACT SAESAPAElLLA.
EL1uD EXTRACT SARsAPARlLLA'
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARlLl'A. .
v,I11D EXTRACT sARSAPARlLLA'
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA'
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sA4aAPARILLA.
ry,IJID EXTRACT sARSAPARtLLA. .
FLUID EXTRA CT sARSAPARILl.A.
FLUID EXTRACT sAkSArARILhA.
FLUID EXTRA CT sARsAPARILi'A.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAHIhLA.
r1IJlD EXTRACT sARSAPARIlILA. /.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAR1LLA.
p1IJID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
rLTJID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARlLLA. :
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4 y,EyTrfls ShI, B !. u afnYs :Days.I
s.xASs1Sx1S~Ss~ss~~yS
q BYEe Hl valentine d sons Auotfonsafs,

AUCTION SAI.E pzfnEe .Deys.
~ sgvE Hl valentine d sSns Auotfonsafs, T
~ 1854 Msir. s'ss u
!, a DMINIsrRATRIx,g sALE.-As I'D;
IN m as g sWsnas2psHsba Msasssi ssSss
, G,sle e e sss fafsM e
Oh OHIO irssrosd. in Hanover county. shs f0iioHins
pt TWyEEsTT ,1si HORSEPOWER EEGIn!E
-1>sA AND SAW.M1LL, nearly new, ana 10 h ~
ii. rnfp CONDITION, located in fine body OF no.
pine, oak, and other timberss ssai%ai
. ALSO,
FINE YOUNG MULES,
HORSE and BuGSY, rt>
ss-Is .f!IIuMEEE WAGoFs, 80
!, - sETsG HARNESS 49, ft 80
81 9 STOVES. -; Il. ,,t,....t..rtt :.
!tt-tfs ttiJ oToRCE PUMP,
snd every other article needed in getting and saw
' Persons wishing 70 xsmlns before sale will call
on Mr.. 3. 3. STEWART, No. '1s 18th street. who
win fnrnIsh cosiveTance. On day Of sale take q
O'Clock trathY Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
letS ~ T d a hay h september will sell ct
/ his Farm, on Nire:nile road, three miles from
Richmond, ct II O'Clock; T@fit ,3tf 81 S-
|, j FINE GOW-wlil calye In . few days; NJ
FINE HEIFER, three years old, with CALI :
Ivy sARW1 "a 1MpnEasNTs, &C., 60, too
i G,l, numerous to mcntions;6j l.. -,
be sold Tor two-thirds c7sf balance at four
Ao V'i '01 u; 'A'' SARIH,C. mFLT0N.
au ~ ids -r s.,,;~ Administrators.
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1871.
4 CH1
1871
UMMER ARRANGEMENT


49,. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SEIZED U l. C. HtCHMuEU. fREDEBiCks'
'BURu AND POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
4 INTO 'EFFECT JUNE ], ISL
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner BJrd
and 9Th streets, rs follows:
The DAY Train daily sc $50 A. n. ArrirS
In Washington at Ic:5, baltimore te1ceu 90
Sundaysl at AIS, Philadelphia ii S:i'' ana New
York al 10 20 r. n. tbs SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily except on sun~!"
at S:xP. N.
The DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond I;n
The NIGHT TEAM arrives In Richmcad
Mondays excepted ut 1880 A. n .<,x
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for alf"f.
leaves Broad-street Depot daily lsuudays e.,
ceptedI at A:so r. 81. Arripts In Richmond "'1
A. III.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave ou Tuesdays 'nd
Fridays at s:46 A. IL ,,p,o-
Through TICKETS aud THROUGH Eau
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points hof-'
East, and West. ..t,
Company's Offices, corner Broad and Sh a3ee"
- - j. Is. GEhTBi,
.s. General TICKET ASso:;
e. T. ID. MYERS, General Sup'L F'
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..; e.. BY Hill Il Goddin. Ill
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents.
~ No. 1l0s Main street,

CARPENTERS TOOLS, WORK.
" BENCHES, BRICK SHOP, &C., FOR SALE y
AT AUCTION AS administrator or VIM. Llg
gan, deceased, 1 will cell on the premises Ross
street. In rear of Ballard Housel on SATURDAY,
August 20. at 81 O'Clock p. NJ. one lot Of TOOLS
WORK CHS. &C., al d;BRICK SHOP, sub
ject to ground rent. .:E.2... .s.9 q,
TERMS Cash. House to be removed at once
FRANK ID. HILL, hdm'r
au 2<.3t -.-. WIN. Liggsu, deceased.
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MACHINERY. 81,

MACHINERY. dc.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
! secondhand twenty-five horsepower STEAM
ENGINE, with thirty tive horsepower
Tubular boiler, in best order;
twenty horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE and
BOILER, sacond-hand, good as new;
l new twelve horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE
and BOILER; -t
secondhand thirty -nve horsepower TUBULAR
a nd;haaa twelve horsepower PORTABLE
ALDEN D FAN BLOWER, good as new;
2 POWER JUMPS, capacity 600 gallons per min
ute, In best working order;
three-foot PORTABLE GRIST MILL French
Burr Stones), In complete order;
POWER MORTISING MACHINE;
2 large COPPER KETTLES; ........
All sizes SHAFTING, HANGERS, pULLIES,
BEVIL and CuG WHEELS, and . variety
, of all sorts OF machinery.
All OF which with be closed out st a low figure on
accommodating terms.
Always on hand. good assortment Of
STEAM GAUGES, PEET VALVES
GLOBE VALVES BRASS COCKS OF all
T WATEa 3 GHatu1NGks rAk k1noSs COCKS,
SELF-OILING CUPS, OIL CANS-all kinds
All goods warranted OF the best material and
= - SLOAT & ADDIEGTON, =
Nos. it22, 1874, 1920 and 1923 Cary street.
and Nos. IL and Is south 18th street.
jyA Richmond, Va.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHl0, , hat -,
" R0AD.-.On and after TIL URSDAs 49,. l. s isas.
! PASSENGER TRAINS leave kteIhoH
$50 i. M.-MAii Tram for !h ss. Ws aiss Dc
phar Springs, connecting at GoSdonsas, sin los
Orange. AtexandxtA and MANASSAS "a Scsh
Washington and EoEth and bynTcInISS TRAIN fes
Gortonsville, except on Saturday, on ~ Coz sons
leaves at r., n. This train ccnhseI ALEXIS.
vihe With tna niEht trsina On she Ofsefff HSURd
dria and Manassas railroad Icf
aa On ANA aisss shs III OF JUNE ssssss
TRAIN viii run daily except suaoo s,,oss:
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Arrive NJ stauntoh To All pciac
Through Tickets at low rates, sota -
N Sar.ser i saS may % Obtained
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JAMES i. NxrHSRLAsp, Geni : 1lsAss -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
ii2 Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUz-
NJ ABLE REAL, ESTATE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CARY STREET. BETW EEN .g9UE:-
TENNTH, AND FIFTEENTH sTKEEJ r.. III
Richmond entered on the ED day OF june 1871, IN
the case OF 81 Kahn and ale. vs.. Rahm and ais;,n
the subscriber, special cnnmss!onsr o,, he
premises. on WEDNEsOAY, soth of August
ISL at Is o'clock NJ, or fair: II not then on the
risk and cost OF John G. OVERLY, the REAL MS
TAT (which was sold by the subscriber: as com,
missioner, to the said John g. overly sltuatso az
running back 1870 feet to an alley being the prop
erty upon which the shops Of T.. Bowie nov STAND.
Z. Special Commissioner.
o,n. r. uur,kua k1ctse raui7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-26
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Ancts: aul7
DJJBLIC SALE OF LAND AND A
Il " q N MILL IN q no u III

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND A
L VALUABLE Mill IN CAROL e
COUNTY, VA.-As commissioner of the Chan
cery Court or the city Of Richmond. will sell at
the Reedy MN. In Caroline county o.. r n e.
The next fair day., 1T public suction, the very
valuable BRIrk MILL known as Hesdy n hns
two pair of stones Zone for corn, and one for
wheat, g In thorough rspsir has large custom,
chinery. it IS located ON the Mattsponi river. in
the midst OF the finest timber in this section OF the
State, five miles from the railroad station.
At the same time and place will sell 1924 acres
OF VALUABLE TAND, mostly II timber. ad-
ioining the lands Of Winston Atkinson, pr. Pol
lard, c, Il. Walden, and others. This land is con-
venient to market. schools. and churches. and Is
of very fine quality viii divide into lots to suit
the views of purchasers If desired. - =.
:E5TERms: One-fourth cash, balance In three
equal annual instruments, bearing interest &C.,
crired by bond with good security, and the title
retained uutil the whole purchase money Is PAID.
Subject 10 the approval OF the court.
-. -. IL ti-,-',-W VIM. D. QUESGRBERkY,
an Io-l&swIm - Commissioner.