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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24
To THE
Farmers of Maury County.
Lazear'S Portable Fence

1 call the attention of the farmers of Maury
County TO it, it being considered BY all who
have used or examined it, to be the best and
cheapest Fence ever introduced to the public.
This Fence is so constructed that every panel
forms passsge-wsy for a team by lifting out
the panel from the lock, which Is not only con-
around to the gate in order to pass from one
field to another. 1t has many other a1ysnta-
ges over other fences. All we ask is for farm
ers to try it. We are Offering farm rights on
easonable terms. For further particulars ap-
y to JOHN L. HALEY,
plume Is Biebyville. Ten
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

For the b-st assortment u Indies, misses
aad chilircH's shoes ia the city. 60 to tie
Philadelphia "a e store, Nashville.
G.tIg "a,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

Ifyou want shoe for s. worth 81. go to the
Philadelphia Shoe Store, 81 and G5 College
Street. Nashville. Oetl3 I'm.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

$50 reward 10 any E.au who can sell shoes
cheaper than BIAEE IL M5LhUGHLIy, Of the
Philadelphia S-oe store, Of AID Is College
Street, Nashville, OctlS-2n.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

To Sheegog x sons to see their stock OF all
kinds OF Boots, shoes aud Hats selling very
low for cash. noyc4
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

For good Hat at nearly half price. go-to
NJ. Joseph's. Sept. PPM.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

SARSAPARTLLk.

ST. LOUIS, Ap-l 81.
DE-. JoHS BCLL Dear Sir-Enowin.- tie ci..-
cheney OF your SarsaParilla, and the Lcaliue ana
beneficial qualities II possesses, send you the
following statement of mycase:
was wounded about two years aeo-was
.aker prisoner and confined for sixteen month
Being moved SO often, my wounds have uet
healed yet. lhave not sat up a moment since I
was wounded. | am shot th-oEEi tie hips.
Ny general health Is impaired. and need some
thing TO assist nature: / have more fs;th i1
your SaTsaparilla than in anything else. [ wish
that TO be genuine. Please express ne halls
dozen bottles, and oblige,
CAPT. C. p. JOHNSON
P.S.-Mr. johnson was the son Of 4 sxiIfJ
surgeon. His mother recommends 10 her
friends, and for many years used my Sarsapa-
rilla with perfect success. In ScrOflia and -
yer sores Mrs. Johnston states that the cl-rs
effected We're almost miraculous Read ms
Journal for extended information and advice, IN
your case. Ny Journal contains certificates af
eminent persons, ministers ard medical men
men who are known here in this community f.,F
integrity and veracity- ! have receutly re-
ceived a most remarkable certificate from al
eminent gentleman Of Louisville.
JOHN BULL.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24
\ Card 10 nay Former Patrons and

Having visited all the principal cities North
and last during the past summer, and posted
myself on the latest improvements in Photog-
raphy, / am prepared to 10 as good work as
can be found in this or any other state. at
prices to suit the times. Please give me a call
at the old stand.
II. P. SEAyT, Photographer,
Oe.. 6. Columbia, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24
Sheeee@ a SONS

Slipper and Pin Cushion D -tterns, entirely
new style. at Mrs. ". j. BTyaut's Emporium Of
Fashion. Inoy II
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

To Merchants.
\ good stoTehouse for rent.
GEORGE HODGE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24
sEsnicipaI Election.

The annual election Of Mayor and Al
dermen passed ofTIast Saturday without
disturbance. JOHN p. McGAw, former
Mayor. and all the members OF the old
Board Of Aldermen, except Mr.. BOSD,
who declined 10 run, were reelected by
large msiorities, in most instances. Mr..
W. J. DALE. one ofour best citizens, and
formerly ZIayor, is elected in Mr.. joins
3 BoyD's place. Il would have been
impossible for US 20 have had bad May
or in the election OF either of the candi~
dates, Mr.. McGAw and Mr.. JOSEPH A.
WALKER. as both are good men and
have served faithfully in the same ca
pacitv on two former occasions, Con
sidering the fact that the general scnu-
ment Of the people is always in favor OF
q change. the reelection of the old Board
Is a compliment Of which it may well be
proud. The cause OF their popularity
lies not in any 6Eancial superiority OF
the men over their opponents, but in
the conviction that they had performed
their duty in manner so praiseworthy
that they deserve a reward. The follow
ing is the official vote:
FIRST WARD.
For NIavor-.J Ohm p. McGaw, 100; Jos.
4. Walker, Sc.
For AIdermen-W. J. Dale, I03; T. W.
Turpiu, l07; Wilson Tucker, l02; 7. A.
Thompson, so; G. B. Dodson, ".
SECOND WARD.
For Mayor-John P. McGaw, l03; Jos
\. Walker, S..
For Ai5ermen-J. T. Williamson, 125;
. G. T. Chafiin, lO4, c. NJ. Frierson, 95; Jas.
Andrews, q; Robt Harris, 70.
THIRD WARD.
/ For Nfayor-John p. McGaw, 1873; Jos,
/ A. Walker, 81.
For Aldermen-J. G. Bailey, l79; j. r.
! Lamb, 1885,; J. NJ. Parker, lbs; D. Z. Helm
! D; +. II. watkins, So.
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Sn.nnrl,In- rnr.

Ladies Boots OF superior quality suitable
for Winter at SHCEGoG & Sons.
nov q
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24
BULL
WORM DESTROYED.

Extract o. @ letter from Gs9rg'o. ,
YILLASoE, WALKEz Co.. Ca
June 25-
Do. JOHN Bull: Dear SRI have recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trials. sli
find it won derfuliy efH caciOuS. Ithas 7o- failed
in single instance TO have the wished i5relea-.
am doing pretty large country practice, and
have daily use for some article Of the kind.
/ am, sir. respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT, n. ..
p. $50 unqualified and numerous are ils
testimonials in favor Of ny Worm Des--0r--,
that newspaper space is entirely too small ID
tell its merits. 1t IS an infglHble remedy
worms. Try ii and be convinced. See Il
Journal for more full description.
JOIN BULL.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24
THE COMBINED
FLAT AND FL UTTNG IRON.

lam now actually selling the best Plutine
and Flat Iron Combined ever known, for on
ly 81 so.
IT FLUTES DRESS GOODS
Equally as well as Linen Fabrics, and is so
simple that child can use it. II is not oa.F
g First Class Fluter, but POLISHING Iroa,
alone worth the money. Sold By
q JORDAN,
At Martin x Piekayd's, Wholesale Grocers,
April H7ly. Columbia, leu.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-06
THE FESTIVAL OF JUGGERNAUT-
LOATHSOME SPECTACLE.

,
Before closing my I''ttf L shouid
ike 10 give you =" rev u,l';N I- VI " Ci ~ ~.
lcal WISH "i't,I t''I'' ''i'' -
the great goa J''3-'IIl"'.'' Oh 'Le oc-
caslon OF the drawing OF ms car 10
the temple OF ms G@"1 lrlehd anI ,,,i an =
nual gossip. h'rh"'uiInuo; 1ueSe
festivals are often 50 unlolr!E repre-
sented, W!;l SO muGh Hc'''lou' COZ
orlng. that thinh may give You
TINS Ilttie Nhe'th as an IIIucII''Ion
OF a real tact IN rohnec'loh WIN one
OF the Quest OF illil.''' ItlS,I' "'i,5!iS'
ana WIN 'II1 l'l"'''l''t ~ 'i'G IN ~
zoos. Went "~ crl'ly' ,"I'l'
prepared, II ahE'Iili!S. 10 "e dlN-I'9t-
ed. L saw almost the exact counter
part "i an EnGiloH 1aIr' with ll1e tA-
cePtioA OF an 'l,''F' '''0,'Ic' Oh 'IIIlh- !,
lnG-hoothN ana people 10 uFllh'
The drawing ol the car Is 4 mere
matter OF half an hnnf "Hen liIe
roads are h'rd; the MeI2, or 1nr:
Will last all the week, at the END OF
winch Inc Goo VIII Ttlut3 To MS
hahltation, etc Wen, Gld nor see
Il SemhIance OF inlHofuItH' ne
road was hned Wlth nuts tor TWO
miles l. referred 10 a preliminary
proceedings OF a 1e,'lTaI week
ago ana IL Was 'FU""t" WIN pSo-
pie. All manner "l "r'IyI'9 were l"I
SAFE anu "oHdeII"I'H 'n''P - 'Ile
man or woman VINO knew no" 10
buy. Chlidren mad their merfI,So-
rounds, grown mp people men theF
'cheaP J&'A9 lhdlanlzea' niue
groups OF trends 4ll2''ed to$ell.er'
after the manner IN hyde farh after
review. or at Epson before the
event OF the day; only here the 1ood
was merely ParGhed nee " WIN rev I.
SWeetmeatN. anu the qrlnh water. >. II
l nat had 10 gauge 11Ihooo Hiorall'I
by the festival OF 1uSSern3!l; 1
would have r!'ed II very !nncn hlS4eF
IMAM many 81 o"I lhiS9ioii,,Iie1 ,.I1 90 40
L nave heII'i 'iie I. iiili'oo i; iel ,ir,' 'NT II
iI; n9;' s'i;1'1'i 74 ~ ba n",l;r n,h+ frnn soma
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-06

A Scotch minister recently told
his neighbor that he spoke two hours
and a half the Sunday previous.
"Why. minister, were you not tired
to death - asked the neighbor. "Aw,
nae" said he, Il was as fresh as a
rose; but it would have done Your
heart good to see how tired the con-
gregation was"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-06
PERKI\S IL SIX T. r. L.
OFFICF-RaiI'S Brick Building, Secont
street, opposite the Capitol.
Terms of subscriptions:


one square 10 lines first in~ertion--.S3 eo
Each Subsequent iu>crtion.--.....-.......-.l ! 3t
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-06

4 love letter picked up in SPRING
field. Ill, had the following para
graph; Ny best loved one, /
chawed the postage stamp on your
last letter all to thunder, because l
knew YOU licked II.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-06

There are twcnty-eight gravestones
in the Laramie cemetery, and on
nineteen of these the epitaph is simp-
ly 'killed.'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-06
MRS. II. Z. READ,
Fashionable Hressgll2 Aer.
Nevada Street. Carson City.

4 GENT FOR CURTIS MATHEMATICAL
n DRESS MODEL Patterns for LATEST
STYLES OF DRESSES instantly received and
for sale. Ladies' please give me call. Orders
from the country attended with promp p59ess.
se7-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

w ANTED, SENENrY.FINE HANDS
w /" LAY TRACK and do Y AVA 10
on the Quaa'co branch line of the Richm md
FIRE ericksburx snd i'otOm &C railroad, in Stafford
C!uriy. For good Ell will pay from Sl.t0 10
&A.75 per- Y. Road $40 per month. Apply to
j. >. BRAGG. isrd-masler Richmond. FEEDER
cksblrg and Potomac railroad, or 10 me Oh The
work.
,, 1u,x ChyyANnpp2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

A SPELLING TEST AT teachers meet
l.. ra,.an,Iv held in NewhIrg, New fork:
. iist Of fiffy words was given out, ana OF
enc nIpcty.four teachers present NOT one
succeeded, c In spelling every word IN Inc ',
lit correctly. The one nearest ACCURACY
f,ilcd on but two words, while the Ounce nee
Of the convention blundered at iot,f, ,'nr
words out Of the fifty. In the n,n cca mis-.
PAPERS examined there were 2,o?' was
takes! The word "cachlna'iGhn njpc no
the sorest trial of all. there ,,,n "r One
less than fifty different, spcl .ano.tasv"
erudite pedagoguc spelled srhio;n and
thus-eprosteca. The Ii, ,,,, ws r to- test
tbn , ro,,nc ones from it. tbs: Ante,i'',e-
tent hcTssy ISns c eosTsiSn' fcs
tr'tfirkinc, suspicion, eliipsis, apon:I,IIs'
del"ble, mor,gaging, singing, sk' anh'
subpoena, allegab'c, ignitioie, pnn aSp.'"
rrsccnce, jcopardize.. ebuli'i"n,; "'o nnnh
tic. s,by line, cachination, vaccination, Ia.n-
anslinn. fascination. cr,sial'Ze, catecn,'e'
trj.yil.ble, tyrann'ze, apologize, gaug E
sacrhariuc, hcmorrhagc, rendezvouS, + I an'
ronhcit. Galilean. sadducee, eFysll cas'
hieroclyphics, apocrypha, rrco COLDS
idiosSucra>y, canail'e, cannipai' h'sno'
pe}fe kale do r"p"
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-1-r,oy sAEEs-Thla Day:
~ Cook a Laughton, Auct'oHee.'f
81 % ~ Governor and Franklin ssreeea'

Corner OF GUsSIA
-opsEs. MULES, SPRING WAGON,
AT AUCTI4N.-THIS DAY a. ~
o'clock we viii sell at the horse lot near hsne~''
t tsre ps Ifn Of fine YOUNG MULES ropsrs
Several good sAnn,E and AkNES Good as new.
Ut Il '"' ~ COOK & LAUGHT0N. Auc.s:
TIGH CONsTABLE's sALEmalNE1,Wa
I'll FIRNITURE, wAKDROBES, ~ H H,naTs
CHAIRS, MIRRORS, BRusSELS ,,H "a anction,
&C., FOR sALE.I VIII se.t 81 set RpeM Main and
a. an ny s, 9rti IN SATURDAY, MORNING., sep
temher I'd. is71 at IL O'Clock the foiiowlng p,p-
ncrty to satisfy sundry astachlnents oi's
rsnts and sxscu na IN nj hsN WhRDRoBEs,
WI. TT and STAINED BEDsI EAUa TOP
WAi,NnT. MAHOGANY, and 'aAhonA' W
H.TF aId AsSHiijoK MATTREssEs, ous,
FEATFEa b. Ds BgLSrsEgkssa,a r3HasiRs
M u n, 9TH and rANF-SEAT ROChEhos
RRfTsSEIS CARP ETS almost newt, cuA1Rs
WALNUT HAT-RACK and HALL IN -
MAR RfBsEi, E.Top WAsHsTANDs and TABLES
TRUNKS
MIRRORS
PICTUkES,
LOUNGES,
SOFAS,
CLOCKS,
STOVES,
BDOK3,
sCHOOL-DEsKS aid BENCHES,
One f.HII,T.iS ca RRIaGE,
One HnWF,S SEWING-MAGHisE g f,,ors
One CONFEDERATE STATES FLAW '''"'
eoh ih' and SadS SILVER WATCHES.
anal nA' o'D' A. W. RosEN, q. G. c. K.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02
.nerr1or sA1Es...Tnture Days.
By Grabbs d Williams
Auot,oneers and Real Estate AgenI

r,,a..,,s net,veep Main and Bank Streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE, At AVE AVN;
4 TON. oOg VALUABLE JhMEssS hR1VE
NSTtTES. FORTY-TW0 MlLnn sa a Of The
RiSHEOSD-In execution OF . ee entered eIh
Circuit Court OF Goochland county vs Fleming,
Sanfsmher 1870 in the case Of Heath Vs' .Tna wa
&c and in cases OF other p'aintlns Vs. snI ctiye-
Vii selI at auction, upon the prtmlsas, Snntnp
". on 4 UEsDAY, I'D OF Octooe1, ~ TNDs OF
a IA O'Clock NJ, tho VALUABLE. Wing in
which Tarlton Fleming. died ssl SCI ,,es above
Go.chland county, about forty two ms as west
VIEW and "IANNsvIILE.n Trey .e eu.fs are
about L $50 acres, Of which about .s as cleared
1rs,- lass river low grounds, ia scFeS "a
highland, and $50 acres In WOOD. ,.,nania hny-
Th. i'm movements arr In two settsaie .a, a-oua
ing comfort able dwelling HOUSES WIN sm sirds
and Generally superior out-buildin9s o. S hnst n
These estates are rated as hnonks,, anafa and
til at reg on SO famed for tta nnds ts
no batter opportunity TO lecture cnoiee iDA0 =
| likely 10 offer. oI5 no n rvhole or sub
6,vidaa as NAV be desired giving to eacn sr" '
dae rropor tion of woods, h!Sntsiu, ar ha laid
grounds. several very pretty farms may o' 'A
,rERus: Cash Gicent TO pay expenses % sa1e
and nr anti: the balance on credit OF onS 10
tbrss and four years, for hoLds OF notIs, the 70
terest added, and personal stSuIlty ~ vi, pnnu
o1irene mt Of security VIII De cspsasea
| the payment by purchaser u sa' NJ -
~ 'a'A' WALTER d. LEAKE, c,,ro
| j Z. GUY. Oowi'
| r. y. lsVlEF.
! GRuBBs WILLIAMS, Auc's.
| so 20. l6. 20 80. so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02
ID edmond AND
.AO YORK RIvER RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAY
ELLING PUBLIC.
RE EsTABL1sHMEHT CT THE TRI-WEEK
LY LINE DAILY LINE IN A FEW
DAYS. BETWEEN RICHMOND,
BALTIM jRE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

Freight Train, with passeugeI.car atfacneo'
Fastener Train leaves at p. NJ. connecting at
west Point with The hrst-class steamer EAS..
FIN CITY FIR Baltimore, which nj leave " ESQ
Point TUESDAYS, T1 UhsDAYs. and SATUk-
DAYS, toucai1g at all the landings on she YORK
river and arriving IN Baltimore The feiloTlna
morning In time to connect with trains Horfn'
"GEaAT REDUCTION CF FARE. ACCOM-
MUTATIONS UNSURPASSED.
THROUGH TICKETS AID BAGG AGG
CHECKED TO ALL POINTS NORiA AMI
NOHTHWE EST. ,,oo. Nth
steamer at est Point and through biis q iada "a
given TO all points Frc1ghts carefully hSno'eo
, and prr ply forwarded. enprrT
Steamer leaves Pier No. IA LIGHT otE -
PsSTIIOKt. on FMlDhY. sept. IN ger ieI. O.
pm, striving In Richmond the following morn
log at IL 4. M ,r
From, Richmond TO sit more. ....." ..""r* . s9
~ pfrhmond to Philadelphia. ........... 40
Lsrotn Richmond 10 New Yofk............'. ~ w
Trom kIcnInnnd TO Boston ~ y"
ETrmrsion T.cka:s to New York and return, :, A
g2ndR -. nod to B slim ore ard reurn.. 90
ffoin "i'A VIZ. n. BRAGG, S1p't
IL TAYLOR, Ticket Agent.
=. G. grassy, Receivlng Agent, baisimofe'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

.The colo1 OF yolks OF eggs may or Or
nav not be slightly affected by the slnu ul
food eaten. But it is certain that t.iG yw,n
of a new-laid egg is always OF llsn, aeinUn
color, and that age causes IL 20 s.om , ud DO.
Votes an old egg. The lighter the color OF
the yolk the fresher the egg Observer.
An anecdote is told OF young lady OF
Harrisburg who was recently on r1alhg
axrnrsiont The horse commenced kicking,
when she. in the most simple manner, re.
oucstcd her companion to get out aud holu
the ho!se's leg, or he might in]urc the
vehicle.
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g.ffrmnnd >3Isuatth.
: .r1-pnAy SEPTEMBER 2, 1871
A Rondeau u.

las, ps eec.ms ,sn ,1S1s saa ssFa Ind small
TO Love anu i, =" o,n INV heart was well awirs.
y, ;o,is of gray eyes and warm s2.o Ell, hA''
which Usrssed q woman most a'v'ns's ts
s,v, though see tuud ed tines ss the cali cali
Sa.'na,oi CON, and tear he cGckn, s~"'
vi nop ali soc none SIS her BaW 80 'A'f
,,cbss with bt;to-nsss and gli-
Fave rot e'", AMY. for sad drea,ns and s:.eY
&c nI so nv frui. "a i s~ee. kiss rom s0' hp'
Ia o,r thought OF harm at all,
nv TBstrrugia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

A HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" KOAD.-.0n and after THURSDAY. June t ass,
tASSENGER TRAINS leave Rtchmoaa te'A
days e1cepteG} rs follows: o.,
$3.50 A. m.-MAIi. TRAIN for The %hl.s e. s .ss
phar Springs, connecting a. N.su sS
orange, Alexandra and Manassas tfal sa,, -.
Washington and North, and Lyncheufg saa ~ yor
$3.50 p. M.-ACCoHhODAT1O TGAiS IT, :,
Gordonsytle, except on Saturday, on weien Sss ,s.
leaves at T. d. This train connects AZ 1o,SU
vile with the night trains on the Orange,
drls and Manassas railroad for L3NChooNo
and WASHINGTON.
TRAIN viii run daily Except sunday os.1'eH
Staunten and the White Sulphur, as IcIosS.', n.
Arrive az White sulphur as........."."l5ssrn n
Leave leave WnaLe sulphur st.."."...'.'.".'fsss p N,
Through tickets, az low rates, sold TO all pom"
Northwest aud Southwest.
Further Information may be obtained at Inc
o0lnpany'a ofnces.
No Passenger Traias are run on sandsys;;v
A. II. PERRY.
General Saperin.srdeni.
JAMES r. NHTaHRLkNp, Gsal Ttckss AGs
E,yN
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CITY ENGINEER
Az. 3Dtn 1871. {
PROPOSALS will be received at this Of.
fee antll WEDNESDAY, September eth, FL -
n, for making lhs Necessary WALL Of pudd ed
clay End filing around the tanS for the gss-nolIer
being erected 81 The City Gas Works.
tuth information rs NAV be- required can be
hs by apI lie alton at this Office
Work to be done To The Satisfaction OF the Com
ruittss on Light, the City Engineer, aad superln-
terd-nt OF Gas.
The Committee on Light reserve the right of
CuAs. II. nIMM oCK,
au 80 I'd Ct:y Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02
BY Grubbs & Williams,
seal Estate Agents and Aucaoneera
Eleventh street, between Main ana hahAt

rpRusTEES SALE OF III r e q
FRAMED TENNMENTs ,1 0M ApAR ~
sTaEET, UNION ElLL. At hoG tton'pp .,.
msnand wiz to the SUBSCRIBERS as trustees d.ted
h August. 1898 and Of leGqrd IN rsaSIrtd by
The rreditor. we win sell at auction, upon Inc
prenises, on THUasDsY, IN ssPtemsssT, Z; AZ
O'clock r. M, THEE FRAMED DS 49,. 49,
GkaS ai1uated on tie east side or d1ms street.
iust above Trinity Church, and opposite 10 inc r.
sidence OF 3. &. Fou-noy. One OF them mas Si :
,1,tb k,ichans and lots OF suitable dim rsion1
These houses are conveniently located, ara are
suitable FOR persons cf small means,
TERMS: The deed authorizes 5ale Tor casn so i.
acient To aerray the expenses and TO pay en- deoL
OF $500 but otsor and more favorable terns OF
payment will probably he announced st Inc SAFE.
a. BOIRKER, ]
=. EUNTFk. Trustees.
p. ". GRUBBS,S
GRrBDs & WILLIAMS, Eucts. ee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

g AR TOGA WATER for sale on
~ ossustt, Als9, the public Will fad Il eco
nontcal 10 have Saratoga bottles relIleJ with ths
water. l. comes direct and fresh from The Feel
sior spring. J. BLaIR.
Fol SIS Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02
BY Lyme It Brother,
Aucttoncsrs and Resi- Estate Aaen'S'
No, l2l2 Main street.

IMPERATIVE SALE OF YACANt'I1,
| LOT. SITUaTRD ON TIE eAsT LIN ~ j. ~ Gf
LEsTEk STREET., NEAR TO GILLlS S G. Of the
RUCKETTS.-We shall; at Ue relusSSt co.. % or. on
owner rell at pubic auction. on the promises. t
ShTIIRDAY, the I'd day Of September; ISL az
O'Clock =. NJ, LOT located as above oeacfloeu'
having front OF SO by - feet.
TERMS At sale. nur, ,uot.
sci LYME o. bhO '''n, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02
STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW sCHEDU i E.-FORfsssS1qsI
" JAMES kHD CHICK xsssssszasss =
HONiNY RIVERS. The fast and eie3ant side
SEJ soS. viii leave Der wharf 1t Rockets Pow
hatsn comPanys Steamboat Shfd f9s h,p aI5
ShTUgDAYS ut 0 o'clock q. n, connecting
wi h the O'Clock train a. CITY Point for Peters,
. burg. KeturDing will leave Grove wharf and
Eju3's Mil on WEDNESDAYS sud MONDAYS
at O'Clock A. A., touching at al tbs regular
landings each way.
vnarf, on Ch.ckahominy. on THURSDAYS at 9
O'Clock 4. NJ, connecting at Ci:J Point With the
O'Clock train from Petersburg, touching Ut ali the
regular landings on JSTres river down to Dill
lard,a wharf aad I'll regular landlug5 on Chicka-
homDy. Returning, will leave Bipa's On FRI
Freight yeceiyed daily Freight for Ch,cta-
bominy reeG!Y ed On Wednesdays.
ali ireights to way landings laust be prepaid.
Fog further particulars, apply to Captain o.
SUES at powhatan Steamboat sheds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02
BY Grubhs & Williams,
Auctioreers and Zeal Estate Agen.s,
Eleventh, between Main ami Bank stree:s.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A STORE
" AND DWELbI%G ON THF CORNER OF
BAKER And ST. J;IfS TKaYTS.-in execu-
zion OF 3 decree Of the Ch.rcery Court Of R.ch-
mond entered On ibe 18Th u July, 1871, IN tie Csc
OF Hinor VS.. KinSer. the undersigned. the COM
missioner thereby appointed, viii sell 1T auction,
on the premises, on MuAnaN, nth september, at
O'Clock L. n. the LOT, SrO@E, AMI DWELL
SCI located US above described.
Also, q W. CA ST LIZ in rear or said lot.
The house has four rooms beA!des lite ttore.
The lot on which he house Is siluHtcd fronts AIT
feet On Baker street rUnnin2 back l25 feet, and
fronting ST. John street. The va ant lot fr' nts
ID reet on St JOHN street. ana runs back I3tt feet
TERMS: i'ue 'rd cash; balance At SIX IND
tuslre months. for nego.iabie ro.es, interest
added. Title retained until the pIrch .se money Is
paid F.M. C'ihNHR, Com'r.
GBUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. au3o