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aUCruon sAr,rs-Fntare Dsys,

'rOMMIssIONERY SALE OF vALgss
hRI.N PHflPTRTYeIH THE COUNTIES
OF CAMPBELL AND HAtIFAX.-by Tirsue
Of seers.s orders @ s eIsals term 1871 Of
By ss'd Pannrs et aIs the undeis,ga
the se GI day
ber lS7l proceed TO SELL on the az OF
ne auction, so much Of the EEAL Esr .ad "a vi
which the late samuel pannito d ra1xe The sum
This real estate, known the GREEN H -. ~
land, ivino On hotfI banks OF stanton river. IN
thecounties of Campbell and HalnaA' anu WIZ
divided into tracts to suit purchasers t,,ere "a
co @n aoe s YRnne RUiLpN six
large rooms With asement. All necesmSahr ose AZ
buildings are conveniently locateo; rSene are
oe solid Stone mssonry The grounds around inc inc
house are we'll laid ont and eterspersed WIN aons
n.msntal shade IN the xsrd IS We'll Of wateS
with these buildings we propose 20 sf f. very de-
acres of very productive land. ihis 10 10
s'Eabs farm go aad one LARGE MANU-
FsmG ~ pR Still, with about HI y,,n.
ACRES OF LAED attacaes Lo, nni' Is more than
abundant and the Location tne Sas large conn
arowing district. The mill now mas . i"' ~
c9ssom Of Halifax are four or ave saod
ontanine from 900 to 5uo acres eacn WIZ xeb
comfortable impr9 prov This ferry Is doing good
will be SOFA and III valuable source Of
n viii also sell the UTMGNIS anu dnrinS
to the bridge which Ma ssressrVcd e cond
the late adu for building. The tolls recs,ys re-,
rom from this bridge annually announced 70 ifo" o.
TO So 900. a,o onno,tunity to the capl.
iiet In invest The property - Justly ~ ni, I.
sai nn the most valuable in the state ine su nns
a atis and adapted to the growth OF az erop
fertile anu i,is Section, Timber Is abundant, tht
healthy water exessn 5os Socaes snc
stores store very convenient. Location tDirty mne'
from Lynchbnrg. :. ,bo ,ast sossion of the
Gener i ASSENT BY for the building Of
srom this lace by Campbell Courthouse 60 Lyn
hnrn. and for railroad from Papn,s iIepot, or
n". southsiGe to Leake;ve, n: c. WIFE,
s Viii p,ss directly through this properly. In'
Stanton River steam Navigation Company pro pro
n"se 10 omen navigation beyond this point, an.
already have an established line to within 10 miles
of this place. ,r.... .>.
of suit and expenses of sale; The remainder q. u
equal instruments of one, two aud three years, Tit
bonds bearing interest from day Of sale.
METtEYE STRATTON,
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A sopA LAKE.-A soda lake has been e., t u,I
c,Sered near Independence Rock. in nun, tn,s
Territory. the waters OF which are Ct a so,la
60 be utilized in the manufacture , OF Soar.
The lake is about mile ana it'i Is II In .
conference, is about niue tasa y. r tror
ncndence Rock. close to Sweet"ater river,
ppud siytv.fyc miles east Of Rawlings. on
t the Union Pacific, with a good natura!
rnad from one to the other. 1t is estimated
that sixty thousand tons OF soda can be
manufactured annually, st cost not e&-
ce,d,ne two dollars per ton, and the freisht
to the railroad, it is believed, will be about
twelve dollars per ton. Soda manufactured
from the waters of this lake has been tesle9
nv two scientific men-a DIR. Mcdonald and
Dr. Waters, of Carson City. The former
s pI, prouounces i. to be sesquisar-
Donate of soda. DR.. Waters detected -. a
trace of suphuric acid, which increases Its
yaluc.-Chcycnnc Leader.
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BY Hill 4 Goddln,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
/ AND BUILDING LOTS ON CFuPCH
HILL.-By virtue OF o decd Of trust executed by
John &. Watkins to the subscriber, as Trustee,
dated 2?d day Of February, 1870 and or record IN
the Clerks Offices OF Rlchm"nd Hastings Court
and Henrico County Court, being thereto required
by the creditor will sell at auction, on the prem
ises on SATURDAY,. the 18th day OF September,
at "A O'Clock =. NJ, tue BECK HOUSE, on the
corner OF Both and streets, having a front on
goth street Of ID feet by lsi feet deep The mouse
has four rooms, with Kitchen IL the yard, and va
tel on the premises
Also, the VACANT LOTS on 3lst street, conf
moncing al the corner of 3Ist ana y streets, and
running southwardly loo feet, having 4 depth or
the whole square. -
TERMS: Cash as To the expenses OF sale and to
pay OF debt of 1884 IS, with Interest; and rs TO
the balance, upon such terms as shall be announce
at the sale. 1t Is probable more favorable terms
may be given on day Of sale. ~
JOHN A. CVhF,
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asnel1alsr,,sela lisuatfh
.sEFTEMBEk u ie'''
co., nx rInpgR.-.AImest any

1r,a,.c sor. BY TrMBER.-Almest any
one, ,n't t. ID 9
gr S;Ch cTos upon It, but OF the exact nh.
s wnsh The PRIMITIVE 1--WE SMITH, RsSpsi
P P Ohio, writes to the hew w. that that
farmers Club of this matter ana sa sis t and
white oak land is poor ttst req n oas that hat
soSt manle also indicate poor sana land
sbe,, bark mostly grows In cold wei ,end isn are
,h,, fiat beech and su2ar-maple 'anu ', az, ,,t
"nnd for summer crops and grass, ,o a,, mos
for wheat tha, rolling beech anu SUI snga :,
iands where large poplar ana BLACK walnut
a arhsn new. large crops or all kinds except
, whea wnere il is winter killed that large
,rhite oak and chestnut growing together
anI blsck oak and hickory indicate loose
snhsoil. and lands where the water sool
sinks into the subsoil are much the mos
valuable for grain; that a soil that vii!
then clover and timothy, and after they ruf
oni will come in with green grass and white
clover, is the best.--NorJolk Viry'Ha"'
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW CuEDUL E.-F'OR syiIsIqs.i
~ JAMES AnD CHICKA ssssss1 y
nONiNT RIyEES.-The fast and eefan. :, sue .
NKJsow viii leave her wharf at Rockets row
hatan Company's Steamboat she'd for kipg y, :
Mil and Grove whlrves on TUESDAYS anu
Win the o'clock train at City Point for Peters;
burg. Returning will leave Grove WhaT, an 9
at I O'Clock A. NJ, touching at all the regular
landings each way. So,
viii leave her wharf at Rockets for blnns
wharf, on Chlckahominy, on THURSDAYS ut
O'Clock r.. NJ, connecting at City Point with Inc
O'Clock train from Petersburg touching AZ all ,ne
laTd,s whsrE aud ell regular landings On Chlcka-
homtny. Returning, win leave Binn's on FEi'
DAYS Mt 6 O'Clock L. NJ.
Freight received daily. Freight for Chlcka-
hominy received on Wednesdays.
III rfeights to way landings 1lust be prepaid
boSrt or to WIN. Z. kRETT, gent,
sue5 at Powhatan Steamboat .heds.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. 9e:

T Ay1LLES GOUT ELlA1k AMI
IL PILLS sold by ,.rrp
apas Pharm aci to. Ola lain street
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AUCTIoN aALNs-Tnis Dsy :.
;ass2ssBy Thomas w. Keesecs Asess0ns's'
No. lsi7 Main street. = 9stt>

DEREMpToRY SALE Ora xA nIano,
SC !, AT AUCTlON.-THls Ia .2 : :" - !.
SiseIl ny ofrffANo, seven ocsave'
one %SR x S9"f F:REcf SUIT In reps 'n,ns
c,.Jp. insssiss; large wAttssDBr hAh1hos
waLhUr, EXTENSION 1
v, Az S%1 sHfS prpsrEAns,9 BUREAUS and
~ Ash TAAss4sBER SUIT, with marble
eCsisrRr, and KITCHEN r sT TAshBs BED
SHUCh NJ "a SE-SEAT CHAIRS,
, WAhH me- BAR-CouNTER with walnut top.
HIaanm,WS"ruASvs, CHILDREM'S CAEKla n,
SHSSm jIt1 - TaOS. w. KEFSEk, Auct.
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DROWN's CHLORoDINE, the great
ID anti.spSsmodic, sold BY ,,vrp
au.o Pharmacists ole NJ AIN strers
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EVERY day some newspaper tells US OF Il
woman burned to DEATH ana adds, on :,
was irving to kindle fire with kerosene"
Ali wG,nen who do not take the newspa-
Ders. and who do take coal-oil, should at
once mcmorize and sing hourly the good
old hymn beginning:
Poor Btcdy Brown. to hasten things,
Pours OH eon the coal {: ..s j..
TfeHeghbors meet ut night, ana pray
Lave mercy Oh her soul'
GCOurier-J Journal.
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IF YOU WISH
Il CHEAP DRY GOODS
GO TO
JULIUS SYCLES'S,
dis BROAD STREET. between 4th and 5th.

II
He has received large lot of FL ANNELS OF
all shades aud colors, III which he cers great III
ducemen.s AS every one wishes such goods At
this time OF the wear, they would therefore do well
TO give hiu, call. ..
He offers to the public great inducements In the
way of CASSIMEREs, which he will sell for csc.
and Soc per yard less than they can he bought this
season, and which are only suitable for ial and
wilter. .-.-
He will open this day 50 dozeu Gents Merino
Sh rts and Drawers, which he offers at last years
prices.
He also f.rs ful, line of Fail Dress Goods very
cheap such as Black silks, Irish Poplins. Bonn
baglnes, klpacas, Meripos. kmpress Cloths, aid
Iics-a full assortment.
Thirty-Ave pairs Of Blankets on hind, which he
offers 4: last years prices.
hemtmber, goods have advanced.
- JULIUS SYCLES,
dl5 Broad street, bctwet 18th and 5.h ste.
Statesmen !: j. J. Turner, John N. Gary, W.
u. Powers, and 4. O. Bcyell.
store closed on Saturdays. au2s
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AN obituary notice in the Philadelphia
Ledqcr, few days since, upon little
three-y ear. old's departure, says, tearfulIy
"All within this home js lonely,
Every oae IL sad to-day;
For cur darling III le Toady
Has forever passed away
"Darling little Toady" can haraiy ne
im,royed Tor sentiment, but higher spirit.
,lal grcundwas taken by bereaved father
recently, who said
1--WE can't have every thing TO please US
Little Johnnie's goac 10 jesus
Our Buffers not the first to shine
In ribald Euglith icrsely writ;
u,nesst crit the art divine
Essayed to mix with vulgar Wit.
That # )rt 1utibras yc'eps,
Gu doughty Hero doth Inspire;
B,hc 10 the suthor quite optstript,
The GENERALS Ilewd n'-Brass entire
Boston Transcript
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gu N 4 r ID l. l N Il.

& Y - " ~ &GEgG
TheI British aud tiorth American Royal hail
steamships between New York aud Liverpool,
calling al Cork harhsr.
RATES uF PASSAGE
BY the "Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer-
age: w .o -,
First Cabin. .Slsc, gold Second Cabin $50 gold
FIJI st CABIN TO G oid
Geturn ilCkcLs .'''''''F@'St S"AA
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin. $50, gold Storage. $So. currency
liCHelS WV Soiu
Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
aud all parts Of FuroPe. 81 loWeot r@teS.
Through bits OF lading from Virginia TO LlV.
eypool, Belfast, Glasgow, Havce, Antwerp, and
other portE on the Continent and for Mediterra-
ranaan ports win be issued by the VIRGINIA
and FOREIGN THROUGH LINE, they having
made the necessary arTSnge'ncnts with the Ols
Dominion steamship Company TO New YORK, anu
rTiLh the Cupard Llne thence 10 Liverpool, &C.
For rates, &c, appl} ID The Agents OF the Ola
Dominion Steamship Company.
CHAS. G. FRANCkLfN,
General AgnL Cunard Line.
j. ID. KELLEY, JR., General Ag't Va. ard For
,lgu Through Line. te24
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IMPORTANT 10 WESTERNaa4ss
2sHIF1ERS. A's'aA

THE PoWEATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAu.Roan
COMrAEY,S TROUGH LINE 40
THE WEST
oner SUPERIOR Inducements TO shippers OF no
20 s1o from the west ut low rates, quick time
ana iess handling than Any other lIae.
All western and easterl.bound freight delivered
70 and received from board the CATS OF the Sai.
t,inore and Ohio Railroad Company al Loeug,
SolnS SAVING trahsfer By drays and exposure Il
weather IN baltimore. =
Through bii.sOr ladius given on all sh;psaea,
ey ;. Tt - WiLi.aAA r. BRETT,
~ - Age0..
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DRY GOODS.
rs,uE LAST OPPORTUNITY.

During the next zen days we will sell all SUM
MR. GO Us IT ARD BELOW COST, rather
ihau 10 pack them away for the Icxt season. there
fore prca, bargains can be obtairedln
Gk NADtNES.
JsPAAESE POPLINS,
PiQuES,
ACE and CEALLI SilAWLS
SLACK MTI'IND sIlANLS,
WHITE ana BUFF PoaGEE SILK tAR-
A%CLS,
KID GLOVES, and all kinds Of
DEFY GOODS.
Our assortment of
R.EA"HED aud BRO Nm GUTTOES,
TABLE LINESE,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
QUILTS, PRINTS,
CASslMERRS,
And goods In general, is very fair, and we oher
Them ut the lowest prices An carly call IS soil
cited. Nj. lHAItlMEn oONS.,
sea col rsruad street. conner GIN
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DLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,
ELmA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND CONNECTIONS.
Is the shortest and most comfortable
PASSENGER ROUTE
Montgomery, TO Selma,
Mobile, Meridian,
Pensacola, Vicksburg,
New Orleans, Monroe,
And all points In Texas.
PULLMAN,S PALACE CARS run through
from Lynchburg - Mobile, via Caera and Mont
gomery, without change.
Time to Montgomery. Mobile: and New Orleans
LESS THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Time from White Sulphur Springs and Char
sot.esvile
EIGHT HOURS AND TWENTY MINUTES
LESS TO MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE,
and
FIVE HCURS LESS TO NEW ORLEANS.
The popular and most expeditions Emgrant
Route to Texas and Northern Louisiana. Bag
gage checked through.
Tickets to all points by this route may be OBJ
tanned at the ticket offices OF the
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD,
and at the Office Of the Atlantic, Mississippi aud
Be sure your tickets read via Dalton and Calera
Tor Seln,a) T.. 6. BARLEY, Gen. SUIT.
JOHN b. PECK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
JOHN 81. WYLY, Travelling Agent au 2s-Sm
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MAGNEEERY, dc.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.


MACHINERY FOR SALE.
| second hand Twenty-Five horsepower STEAM
ENGINE, with thirty five horsepower
Tubular boiler, In beat order;
twenty horsepower "OkTh BILE X fGlNE and
BOILER, secondhand good a. neM;
new twelve horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE
and BOI.Ik; .
secondhand thirty live horsepower BuLAA
BOILER; -
l secondhand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
ALLEN FAN BLOWER. good as new;
. PLWLR PUMPS, capacity SOu gallons per min
ute. In best working OrieJ
thre, foot PJRTAB:.E GklS IT MILL tFrench
Burr ntoncsl IN complete order:
Q pairs PLAT FORM SCALES, on Wheels;
/ POWER nUHriclNG MACHINE;
FORCE PUMPS;
| . large COPPER X - rLES;
all sizes ShA ING, IA g" RS, PULLIFS,
BEVIi and e II WHEELS, and 4 variety
of all sorts OF mae hinerv.
All Of which will be closed out IT low figure on
accommodating terms.
always on hand. good assoi tment OF
aTEN II GAUGES, FEST VALVES
S.;.BE VALVES BRASS COCKS OF all
GAUGE COCKS, kinds,
WATER GAUGES, TALLOW COCKS,
SELF-OiLING CUPS, OIL GbNS-al kinds
All gools warranted OF the best material and
workmanship.
SLcAT & ADDINGTCN,
Nos. l&22, 1924, 1925 and 1923 Cary street,
and nos. l3 and is south 18th street,
iyl4 Richmond, Va,
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BY james Brown, Auctioneer,
1904 Main street

- CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
I will sell at my store on THURSDAY, Septem-
Der 7th, at 10 O'Clock, a large assortment OF
ENGLISH PORCELAIN
WHITE GRANITE,
g G. &. and YELLOW, WARE.
ROCKINGHAM, and "#
GLASS, 't
.., = Consisting of
g. DINNER, TEA, and TOILET SETS,
PITCHERS,
MUGS,
BOWLS.
CHAMBERS, ..,,.
CUPS aud SAUCERS,
DISHES,
PLATES, ...
BASINS and EWERS,
COVERED DISHES,
TUREENS, &C.
GLASS TEA SETS,
I GOB1FTS,
PRESERVES,
PITCHERS, &c.
The whole embracing very attractive assert
inert Quilted 10 the city tade, the attention O
v hich is respectfully solicited as The goous VII
Sc Cat JAMES BROWN. kuct.
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.HAILROADL IHEs.
@ "a q M
DIcHMoNDs AND II
~ YORK R1vER RAILRoAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAv-
2 ;EILIHGTUBLIc. -
RE-EsTABLIsHMEHTO OF THE TRI-WEEK-
! LIZ LINE DAILY LINE IN A FEW
DAYS. BETWEEN RICHMOND,
BALTIMORE, sr....
PHILkDTTPHIA. AND NEW YORK

PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
Freish. Train. With psssengsI-ear attached,
Passenger Train leaves at P. NJ. connecting a!
Sss %s RsmaTs which leave We
Point TUESDAYS, THUAsDAYS. and SATuK-
DAYS touching at all the landings on the York
morafna in tlue to connect with trains NORTH,
w SEsAT SsPTST1EA g EAEE ACCOM-
HhkegShg 3 III rso1sf5 sokSh Asb
S Freigs. srains leave in time to connect With
steamer at West Point and through bills Of iadinx
given 70 al points ,rteishts carefully handed
steamer leaves PIss No. ~ LIGHT STREET,
BAkTI1Mp0,EYEs on MONDAYS WsR p
n she io1ioWins morning at Ii 4 r. A'n"'n'
|. FARE:
From Richmond to Baltimore: .,..... .......san
From Richmond TO Philadelphia ............ 7.s
From Richmond TO New Y ofk.."......".... 10 %
Ex S Tickets to New York and return, -
good tHI tnssy a a Baltimore and
s. 6: Grassy, Receiving Agent Baltimore.
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
- RoAD;1cn,r and a, after r.. sEpT tSt Isl
l.
DAYS excepted) as follows
$40 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for The White Sui
phur Springs, connecting 1T Gordousville with the
orange, Alexandria and Manassas train for
Washington and North, and Lynchh hI and South.
3:SJ p. M.-ACCGMh0DAT1ON TRAIN for
CordonsyiIle. except ON Saturday. on whics lay II
leaves at p. bI. This train connects at GoIdons-
dria and Manassas railroad for LYNCHBUR8
aa ~, and after The 10th of September. PAsSEN-
GHE TRAIN will Iun between Stanton aud the
White Sulphur, ns follows:
Leave Stanton on THURSDAY aud SAT-
URDAY 10 N IL
Arrive at w ite suphur At. p. H.
Leave White sulphur on WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY At 2:3e L. d
Arrive at stanton at. .........".:.....7NP ".
Through tickets, at low ratea, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Further information may be obtained at the
company's offices.
No Passenger Trains are run on SUNDAYS.
= a. Ii. PERRY.
General SJpcr!nte udent.
JAMES r. NETHERLAND, Gsn'l Ticket bgt.
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1877 /.
1871

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
SCHE D l. 4 hlChMOND, EkEDsshIiSSias"
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE, GOlNa
INTO EXPECT JUNE I, ISL.
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot corner byr'
and Sth streets, rs follows: ,.a,
The Day TRAIN daily At $50 A. M. Arrifss
In Washington at l2:ts, Baltimore texeepSs On
Sundays at 5aS. PhilAgelphiA 81 ga anu NC"
York at 1870 p. 3D.. TIE SAME DAY. ,,
The NIGHT TRAIN daily except On sanaA'''
Tbs DAY ERAIN arrives in Richmond at 81
r. NJ. -
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives Ia Riehmea'
{Mond1ys excepted1 at $50 A. n. ,,u,,,
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for n,us w,
leaves Broad-street Depot daily tsunasys -.
A. nj. S
The SgElGHr TRAINS leave on Tuesdays anu
Fridays at ss46 h. al. q.
THROUGH TlChETS and ThhoVaa Sats
GAGE t,HEcKS to AL principal poiass No''N
East, and West. ,,r.sts
Companies ofnces, corner Bread and SIN sss'"
i. 3. GENTRf,.
General Ticket Asenss
Is. q. ID, NYERa. General sap't
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-LOTS
ID al5-12by I3o feet on e7Lh strt ct, between \
aud o streets, Church Eill Simons's Rope Walk.
Price, SIS per foot. $40 cash; balance IN monthly
instalineuts OF $40 unit; paid for.
LOTS In the growing village Of =" oodyi'le, ad-
Joining Richmond on the east and near thu Fair
field race COURSE. Price, $50 per lot, payable In
instruments To euit the purchaser. go
UEN-FnU eth ACRE LOTS, In MARKS addl-
lot payable In tns.nlments TO snit The purchaser.
LGrS AND GARDEN FAR In and adIoin-
on The Williamsburg turnpike. adjorlng kich-
mend on the East. Price aud terms ILLEGAL.
ANnSJMEBUlLDlNG LOfS In the western
palt Of Richmond. on Clay, Broad, Grace Frank
lin. Nam, aud Gary streets, and Fine street, In
apply to RICHARDSON & Co,
a,i ii-lm lll3 Main street.
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TOR PHIL ELPHIA.-sirFlzf
TWICE A WEEK. Steamer 60 -
NORFOLK. Captain PLATT, will receive freight
st l2 O'Clock.
Freight taken for Boston, Providence, Norf ,lk.
and New Orleans, at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
state room, IS. W. p. PORTER Agent,
spg2t 30. 2s25 DOCK street,
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BY A. {. rulliam,
po,l Fetate Agent ard huct1oneer.

4 TnREE-sToRY M \ y ,((s, FR fi1N SD
& FETSK STB yETRhEF FEr FoR sAtE II
hTMEi;rIfiN.NWill be sold, on SATURDAY, the
6;b 'l,y of September, 1871, on the premises at
o,'IocR :. NJ, that ne1 FIR MED DIV ELLlNG
.i,natrd rs above, continuing six roonS.
Sma ~ fronts IS feet on - Peter street ard
ms back III feet. This could be made good busl'
ness place. ,u,,1.n A.,
TERMS: At sale. A. q. PULLlAM, ancs:
S. Y. DAVIS, Salesman. sef
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nor SALE PRIVATELY, FOURGs
Il VALUABLE TRACTS fF LAND on al
James river between Richmond and Gutch Gap,
OH ylly reasonable terms
40 acres, with improvements thercon;
100 acres wlthOu. Improvements, adjoining:
$50 acres, with improvements ncIr Wlliis's
Landing:
POI acres, wilhou. improvements, adjoining
Col. Albert Urdway's, with fine gram lie
beds; the land adapted to vegetables, &c.
Also, HOUSES and LOTS in Manchester and
Richmond. u. X. WEISlHER,
Auctionecr and Land Jobbcr,
Nh;
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->URLJC SALE OF LAND AND A

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND A
i VALUABLE MILL IN CARE E
COUNTY, VA.-As commissioner of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond, will sell at
The Reedy Mil, Ia Caroline county, On TUhs'
the next fair day.. at public auction, The very
valuable BRICK MILL, known rs Keedy BILL,
with 81 acres of goOdl land attached. This mill his
two pair OF stones Zone ior corn, and one for
wheatl, is in thorough rep1ir, has large custom,
and water power enough TO drive other ma
chinery. 1t Is located on the Malt,poni 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 1879, acres
OF VhLuABLE LAND, mostly In timber. adj
Joining the lands OF Winston Atkinson, Or. Pol
lard, G. Il. Vadeu, end others. This land Is con =
venlent to marx t. schools, aud churches and Is
OF very fine Qusty. will divide into lots to suit
the views of purchasers If desired.
TERMS: One cash, balance in three
equal annual instalnentS. bearing interest, Sc
| cured by bond with good security, and the title
retained uutll the whole purchase money is paid.
Subject to the approval OF the court.
VIM. ID. QUESENBERRE,
au I0-d&swlm Commissioner.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

ARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL
T,,T,IN THE PLAN OF buck Hull -
ADJO DINING OR NEAR THE TOWN OF
WINCHESTER, FOE SALE AT AUCTION
1T the request OF MIR. Vim. Hatcher. tru tee; and
with the concurrence of Mr.. Thos. Walden, Jr:., !
shall sell At public auction, on THuRSDAl, IN
Sep.em "er, 1871. at O'Clock !. NJ, upon In !,
ESTATE whlcu fronts on The Manchester aE =
Falling -cres turnpike. and has been
into lots according TO plat and survey 10 pe eA'
hblted at The hou. OF sale. :, q
T hose lots are really beautiful ana are M a. a
thickly- tied part ofthe suburbs OF hn ,r
and should attract the attention oil lIusG W., W.
TERMS: ne third cash: balance az iIu n,era II
eiph, months, for negotiable notes, Win lhtere''
added, and title retained. ~ cnnDIN tuct
All 30 goitdS W. VNYII.-. -
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WOODS CONDENSED SODA WA
wv TT Is endorsed by the medical faculty and
the world at lsrpe. You can take it h,,n,a and
make as good 0 glass or soda as can be drawn rom
any folntain. Eor sale everywhere. jes4
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TRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD
TO COST
TO CLOSE BUsINESS.

Having determined to close business, 1 will from
this date until the lst OF October sell large and
attractive stock of DRY GOODS out WITHOUT
RHGAED TO COST FOE CASH Excl USiVE-
LIZ. On the I'd Of OCTOBER the remainder OF
the stock win be closed out at auction.
City and country dealers will please examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, rs we arc
Offering great Inducements 70 jobbers.
0tfstock Of DRESS GOODS is full and COM
plete, embracing all the novelties Of the season.
Also, full line OF
CAssIMEREs, sATINETS,
JEANS, FI.AEEELS,
BLANKETS
TABLE DkMASK,
NAfRIaS, TOWELS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HAEDkERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
LACES, 50.
- ~EMBROIDERIES,
NOTIONS, &C., 90.
j. N. WOODFIN,
LII Main street,
aaa2 Opposite D.opatch office.