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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-25
By Cook 80 L,.ughton, huct.oacers,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

STOCK OF FRESH GROCERIES,
- H0USEHOI.D FURNITURE, &c AT AU e.
TION.-Cn THURSDAY. @dth instant, at 10
O'Clock. we will sell ct the corner OF Broad ana
sixth streets the cntire stock of G ROCKIES,
embracing varied assortment OF fresh and &c;
slrab,e goods usually found in frst-ctass retail
nmrrh lspd: and recolpm end the sale to the not ce
Of the retail snd family custom. STORE FIX
TIRES, Including counter and other SCALES,
STANDS, PARTITIONS, BENCHES' BiEhs-
URPS, &c, &c,
linn Iately after which Will he sold genera
assortment or houst hold and kitchen FURNl-
TURF. nearly new. ,
TERMS: Cash. CpUh q AUHf ioN,
&C IS. tbs AuCLlonec[s.
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,,r,cs TO VorEas.-If you want Judges
c,r N rnnr State courts like those VINO hn Rpdi.
,3i in your Federal courts Vo'c Vic '''
cal vS want teachers mpoT;ted' h from n,b '
N%rln 10 vote the Radical ticket. 800 from
, If 20" or ~a ignorant coorsd men en to FL!
a all y""r c'ees nste, ,lcs Se your own
~ yo an w s,,em yS mix the races in them
Vo It rnr want to pay such taxes as are nm,
II You p; smith Caroliua, vote the Radical
''G X rou want your money squsndered b. by
REPRESENTATIVES who pay no taxes vote 'he
Radical ticket. o,o or
# YOU want more reconstruction acts OF
luklnx bills, vote the Radical ticket.
It you don't like the Conservative n sniti
Them, saw at home and let the Radlc"
Ticket be elected. Exchange.
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By Lyme & Brother.
.uctioneers and Real Estate Aken'''
No 1914 Main street.

VALUABLE, Eo 5l r; 70 rms BR MFsA
SE 81 T1SsNTEsT TH s g! e. isHS%EES
PUsfe s sns at on ah tie
OF the owrer' ssl n W The rs day Of October
ises Of on ,hs hour Of ~ clock r. NJ shss desIs
be be- BRi * REsIDES;Gs r iSSnsea X &c
scfipe III oaa and Water or the premises.
TERMS Cash as to one quarter OF Inc bufsn tvt
money the balsnce at ionr v tgn, nterest added
secured 10y 'fu7' LYME & BRO1 HER, ~
AuctioneeIs.
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By Grubbs & Williams
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
1I,h IT.. between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
VALUABLE FOUNDRY PROPERTY &C
CIrpiEU BY MTSSRS. ETTESGFR q ED
MONiL AND THE TOBACCO FACTORY ADJ
JOINING IT on THE SOI'TH SIDE OF CARY
sTREFT, RfTWFFN FIFTEENTH AND SE-
vWNTEENTH STHEETS. AT AUrT1ON.-ln
exc .u.inn or 4 decree of the Chtncery Court OF
Richmond entered 18th Of July, $50. In the cases
of "MiCchelrl executor US. Mitchell anu ais, ,
snd III. Y. Mitchell Us. same, we VIII sen al
auction, upon tie premises, On SATURDAY., NO.
ytmDer 4tl, ut l. O'Clock NJ, the properly ABOVE
refer, ed to- the fronting l62 Il ct on the sonl
side nj Cary street and running back about :!6 eet
to within few feet Of The connection rAllroau De-
tween the Danvllc and York river depot $.
Upon The property stands several large orlch
and framed buildings, used by MessrS. EttenGer
& lmond for foundry end manuf .ct1rlng pur-
noses and large TOBACCO FACTORY adJoln-
ing occupied by George Mics.
b; reas on OF lis situation In the centre OF the
husiness pat Of the city. convtn!eit 10 faliroau
transportation, and within il hort distance OF The
dock, This property possesses riht advantages
for manufacturing pu pa.cs. SEtS ihlhatloh ol
n preSfous to the uay NJ sale iSlnVltu
TERMS: One fourth cs.h; bal.nte al Iour'
eisht, tGelvc, sixteen. twenty, amt t"enly,iohf
moa.lra, Coz Negotiable nolcS with Interest AL ca,
the title hein; retained 10y the court until lhe NOTES
arc ralI ANDREW JEflNSTbN,
A. AUSTIN SMITH.
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
Special Commissioners.
GII-DPS & WILLIAMS, AIctiOnrrrS. &c
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MACHINE WORKS.

MACHINE WORKS:
SLOAT & ADDIEGTON.
Noe. l42s, 1894, 1ie5, and 1873 Cary street. 1900,
aud Nos. Is and Is south lsth street,
RIO II MO n u, V A.
We make sill kinds of new work IN the MA.
CHlEISr LINE, REPAIR AL, MINDS VII
work We 20 In the COUNTRY 10 10 =.
SORTS OF WURk In our line. Also, make Use
best TOBACCO MILLS In the world, ano Keep
them ON hand, as well rs TOBACCO SCREMSsoCi
all kinds, together with BANDS and BlLLEio'
and all articles for the manufacture OF tooAee''
We kt ep on hand for sale all sizes OF
NEW and SECONDHAND ESdiSEs'
BOlLERS, SAW-M1LLS,
GRlSr MILLS, POWER PUMPS,
PLATFORM SCALES
SHAFTING. HANGERS, PULLlES,
GEAR and Devil WHEELS
And In fact 3 general assortment OF all useiuI ~
ucles In our line, together with ,c,rr
JUDS0N'S PATENT STEAM-ES9iaE
GOVERNOR.
UTICA CO. STEAM GAUGES ,,,o
SELDEN'S PATENT ENGINE PAChiSo'
FEET VALVES, GLOBE VALVES
TALLOW COCKS
sELF.OILING CUPS, for both engines anu
shafLing;
FLUE CLEANERS,
OIL CANS WATER GAUGES &c. =,
All OF which We sell At reasonable prices auu W
accommodating terms. ,,.oI
n. B.-We receive ON consignment all Nn nG, y.
machinery, both new and secondhand. eoN'S
ocs sLoAT & ADDIN6rON.
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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. by virtue OF
decree Of the United States District Court for
The district Of West Virginia. made on the eed day
OF September, 1871, In the chancery cause pend
ing therein, wherein John Echols is com plainant,
and the administrator OF william krskine de.
ceased. and others, defendants. the undersigned
receiver gives notice that on the 18TH DAY OF
DECEMBER 1871, unless previously rented pri-
yately. the SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS PHO
PETTY, in Monroe county, West Virginia, viii
be offered for rent on the prGmises, at public out
cry; TO the highest bidder, for the year commenc.
Ing JannsrI 1874 and ending December 81, 1872.
This properly Is In excellent condition, and has
every advantage of Q delightful summer resort.
For Information, address the undersigned.
j WILLIAM d, HOG EmAE, Receiver, Ss4.l
oc lLWawl d. ~ Charleston, West Va, 4
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ES ". L. Robins,
Real Estate Ascnt and AucLIoI5er,

4 UCTION SALE OF THE FRAMED
n AND BRICK BTiLDiNG, TO BE BE.
MOVED, AT TIih SUUrHW CntNER OF
at auction or tile PREMISES. on THURSDAY,
October &c h, II ! O'Clock Z. NJ. the Trained sna
brick building s!tuated rs above. to DC removed
within ten day IrCln The SlSt day 81 Octoner' ln
slant. ,, +,
callei to this sale.
TERMS AT sale. W. liz ~ BiSH
oc .5-2t luollGnCor Ills Is !iu street
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y,T BY Grubbs & Williams. =.
81 Auctioneers and Real Eatate Agents. !
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

COMMISSIONERS SALE: OF VALU-
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE On THE MONTH
tIDE OF CARY STREET. BETWEEN FOU r.
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.-In
execution or decree OF the Chancery Court OF
Richmond entered on the 22d day Of June 1871, tn
The subscriber. special commissioner appointed
for the purpose. viii sell AZ auction, upon the
premises. on TUESDAY. Octr Der al, 1871, at la
O'Clock NJ. II fair If not, then the first fair day
thereafer. at the same hour, ut the risk and cost
Of John G.. Overly, the REAL ESTATE which
was sold by The subscriber, as comm ssioner, to
the ead John G.. OVERLY. situated az above stated,
fronting IS feet on Cary street and running back
100 feet to an alley, being the property, upon
whichth shops Of Il. Boyle now stand. L., 49,
TERMS Cash. - :. -
1870 - CHARLES u. WILLIAMS, H
...@ Special Commissioners.
GRIIBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctloneers. Oc 20
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ID. K. Weisiger, AuctIoneer,
No. lois Main street, opposite the post-offlce.

A NICE LITTLE FARM, T Fl r E f
IA MILES FROM RICHMOND, IN HENRICO
G UNITY. AT AUCTION.- By request Of Dr. a.
Monteiro will sell, on the premises, on THURS
Of SlXrY-FlVE ACRES OF LAND, located
near the williamsburg road, and IN full view OF
gardening, grass. and dairy business; well wa
Tered; promising young orchard. most of the
trees bearing; excellent mari in three hundred
wards of the land gratis The improvements are q
DIV FILING with four rooms, good KITCHEN,
= aRN, STABLE, CUW-HOUSE, &C.
II not sold, IL Will be rented out on that day.
TERMS: Cash, 800; On the LIST Of March, 1872,
$500 {; the balance 1t one and two years, deferred
payments In negotiable notts, Interest ADDED,
Sc, ured by deed Of trust.
-. X. WEISIGER,
oc 2l-STu&Th Auctioneer.
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BY James l.. Appersou,
Auct!oueer and Real Estate Agent
No. l0lG, corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i MILL, &C., ABOUT ONE MIhE EAST OF
kICHMON by virtue or deC d CT trust made
10 me by James A. Farmer and Robert Verne,
dated llLi November, 1870, recorded in tenrico
Court clerks flee IN ID. Il. 81, page Az. VIII
eel at auction on the premises on FRIDAY, 81
day OF November, 1871, at II O'Clock NJ, the
shove described property, known as BLAkEY'S
Null, with two and three;1uarters, IS, acres IS, o Of
&C.. MIILER'S HOUSE. &C., with all the rights,
privileges, and appurtenances thereto bel ging.
TERMS: One-tOurth cash; balance at three,
six. and nine months, for H. gOtable notes, In
teIesl added, scared by Il trust deed; said notes
bearing interest ut twelve per cent. from their
oc % JANIS rLEASANTS, Trustee.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and .Auctloneer.
r,ornor nf Rank and Eleventh sIEeetA'

VALUABLE BRICK T !, !; = EsTFr az
v TIM SOUTH SIDE QP MMeaiRsKET For
opP0siTThA Ir1CCTIoN.-WiIi be sold ct anctio!
tho FEIDARf1 n he = 4Fs fGysnGs1T
ls so'ctoc na now and for The past thirty years
ocsnG ~ nv Dr. o. A. strecker 40 drug store
and @ RE IoT has asf his Ds
ness or fees and depth of 100 feet to wide
alley. ,thoro, y,z ono fourtb
b"nds hearing six per cent. per anuum interest
novsbie h alf-yearly, secured by t.Ist deed.
pa % OK cod ) - W.GODDIN, sAuctioneer.
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Aucti oneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2la Main street,

VERY DESIRABLE AND CENTRAL
Y LY-LOCATED FOUR-sTnRY BRICK RE.
SIDENCE, SITUATED ON THE EAST LINE
OF FIFTH STREET, NEAR THE CORNER
OF FRANKLIN STREET. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-We shall, at the request or the
owner. cell at puoic auction, on the pre misses, on
THURSDAY the 26th day OF October, 1871, at the
hour OF half past O'Clock z. n. that truly valu-
able BRICK RESIDENCE located as above de.
scr:bed. now in the occupancy Of Captain Levy,
and the former residence OF G.. ~. Yale, ESQ,
containing eleven rooms besides closets; Kitchen,
with q No. cooking-rauge.- :
The entire premises are in good repair. There
are handsome mnrsle mantels In the pariors, and
all modern improvements, such as gas hot and
cod water bath arrangements, and the entire house
can be heated throughout by u large hot. air fur
mace Ii desired. From the Iesr chamber You have
one of the finest views in the city. 1t is very sell
dom such property Is found In The market !; for
society aud convenience OF locality,is unsurpass-
ed; and 20 parties wis hing to invest those de
string to buy hrst.class residence, this offers q
fine opportunity. The lot Is well drained by Gull
verts aud has front Of % by l20 fest TO an alley
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at the
hour OF sale. ..,. LYME i BROTHER
Oc 81 - Auctioneers.
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MACHINERY, DC.

uTILLIAM f. TANNER & CO.,
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CANAL STREET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH,
manufacturers OF
ENGINES, BOILERS, sAW-MILLs,
BARK, GRIST, and PLASTER MILLS
GAS-MACHINERY, MILL-GEARlNG, &c
Repair work solicited.
Freights to sll points low.
Send for circular. oes
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DACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING

BACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
L ESTABLIsHMENT.-V HEC HLEk, JR
q BROTHERS, Nos. Is, 20. and 81 First Market,
,nent and added every improvement that The sx.
perience of fifteen years could devise, take plea
sure In announcing to their friends and the pub.
lie generally that they are now prepared to fur
niSh 10 the trade and consumers every article
fouGd 10 their line Special attention given TO the
making OF SAUSAGES for the southern market.
Thankful for. the patronage OF friends and the
public we hope. by continued application 10
business, 10 merit The continuance OF the same.
Y. HECHLEK, Jh., q BROTHERS.
oc 2O.fm
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EG YPTIAN HAIRCO RER.
h A CLEAH, EEW PREPARATION.
A supply Of this 1nimttable Hair ColOrcr per
fectly cear liquid prompt In restoI Ing tie hair
L" It's original cOlor-ffOm gray 70 black or brown,
mere especially II the hair has been black ortgi-
naiiy received aud Ior Sale by
pesi 80, . y. Il. DOVE.
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1urTIDW HRLEa-Tnts nay.
By Paine d Co., tuctioneers'
VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
Y M VAIL AND WINTER GOODS

VsA1E OF FALL AND WINTER eooD''
,-,.,er as.h, common eng
at 70 oeocs We n sell sr rsnsrey
large S%SSz ssD r%scT soo OBJ
Bisas6sa Gg,,an'b nss'G Goods Shirts and
wares. -, uuORS. AND BAGHS-
200 CAoho ~ RAILS, oodo
consisting acs " KIP boots snd Bro
neuda,sS us sssGH oes ss and Sa'mofals win fs'
assortment OF CLOTHING. a..
%, ,,.o nS MEMS and BOYS WOOL ana r : On ~
=, j HATShs ER1yo sH1ETEsz and DRA~hkS'
pILCLOTHS,s H JAS &c.
TRAVELLING.BAuS' o. .,tr and
a ps5sSssT . asrsS s 3 IS
ggoass xhcs sold wt! %iNE sese Co.
in lots to suit pnrchase'o' AnctioEeer5.
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BY Thomas W. kecsee, Auctloneer,
No, 1917 Main street.

VALUABLE ACRE LOT FOR SALE
v AT AUCTION. L will sell on FRioAi
October 81 h, at d O'CLOCK. tnat
y,lnabIe ACRE OF LAMB on he Mechanic ovifle
turnpike sdjoining the toll -house and Isaac D..
AnStin'9. - . ,- ,,,
Terms: Cash. THOMAS ". kFFSHF,
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F.-The Clerk of Jefferson or
IN frat Market Will offer for rent at auction tfe
various VKGFTARtE STANDS At said maTkes
on FRIDAY MKT, October 27th, ~ ~ S,c sas
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C1NDER CONSUMING LOcOM0TIvEs.-Every
one who has eyer travelled in 4 railway car
must have been greatly annoyed by the fly
ing dust and cindcrs which prevent proper
ventilation and cause so much discomfort
to the person. To avoid this disagreeahle
accompaniment ofrailway travel, numerous
cXpcdicnts have been tried, but none with
the success attained by the recent invention
Of gentleman in Gloucester. The main
uoint of this continuance lies i'll the fact that
The smoke-staek of the engine, instead Of
being vertical, as Is generally the case, Is
bent backward ard then upward, spreading
widely at the mouth. Within the
stack at the second curve Is placed
Il wire screen at an angle of torty-tre
degrees with the course OF the smoke,
and the usual fire-screen Is stretched
arro>s The mouth. The dust and cinders
carried into the stack are stopped by the
slnting screen and fall buck harnlessly,
the second screen assisting by catching
what few grains the first allows to pass.
Besides these two screens another means of
prevention is provided in the shape Of u
small hot-water pipe In the stack. from
which spray is produced that vets the
cindcrs. deadening them, and assisting
them In their passage into Il waste-pipe be-
low, which carries them to box ut the
side Of the engine. This attachment may
he used or not ut the pleasure Of the ell
queer, being governed by a stopcock from
the boiler.
This invention has been on trial upon the
tlchburS railroad during the past three
weeks with sufficient success to warrant
The inventor in pushing his plans to per.
lection. The advantage OF the curved stack
j. not only In the prevention OF dust an(
cinders upon the train, but to avoid the
damage 10y fires along the track, which
have been the cause Of 80 much expense tt
railway companies. This latter object i
completely attained, and that without an,
apparent loss of power. 1t was at frs
supposed that the draft would be so Sc
rlouIy checked by the new stack as to
counterbalance the other advantages, bul
experiments have shown that such is not
the case, and that steam Is made equally as
we'll rs with the ordinary stack Boston
Advertiser.
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FOE RENT.

TOR RENT. a PART OF A HOUSE On
containing four pleasant ro ,Mn rsnt viii he
Ist nnayysts For further information apply on
n we' With street, Union Hil between aaa
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BY Wellington Goddin, iH
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXECUTORS SALE OF Lac G Z
r. EIRSTr CLASS TOBACCO FACTORY AT
TaE NORTH WEST CORNER OF MAIN AM
TWENTY-sIXTH sTREETs.-At the rea an
Wa,d,yin daceosed I hall sell at auction, on the
premse1, on FRIDAY the 27th dav Of October ,I
isTI at o. clock P. NJ. that large, wsl:-0riI anG
which the late c. I. Baldwin Gied seized. The ioi
has front Of 154 feet Oh the norin sue o. OIL.
street, and runs back on the west lhe or rmentY-
sixth street about 1853 feet. Tie Whole tIont on
Main street ,S covered BY he sHS ant
nnaipGds amongst the most desirable III this
city. -, 49,. .,1-lh cash
go 900 payable at ten ye ,rs or shGttel, ~ tLe
option of the purchaser, bearing eieht per cent.
PAYABLE bali yearly ms lia or and i've
uaars hearing interest half yearly at elEnt PEI
annum seeu5ed by n 5esi lom Which,
Oc lS-COdtOs W. IpoDiS' A"e'A"S.'
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER T Fl o
/ ABOVE, cay at - z. NJ: we, will sell
three valuable BUiLp1Ne L or on
section with Grace, fronting on twentieth street
az feet EACH runs back i2o feet to an alley II feet
wide, and opposite that very handsome BLOCK OIL
buildings belonging to Edmond BossleuX.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance a. 1onr,
eight, and twelve months, for nssotiAoe not rs
nronsrty, LEE& GODDIN, Auctioneers,
90 Of lll3 M1fn street.
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HARDWARE, &C.

A'TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT.-T0 THE
IN TRADk.-I am In receipt OF 5000 poaa ~,
world, put up In barrels, half-barrels, busksts,,
&c. As agent for the manufactures. oner ~ =
his prices, freight added. am also in reeelpto.
fresh Preserved Ginger, Dessicsted Coeoanusn,
Cocoa, Chocolate, aud Rroms: Pineapple. EpssssII
nntFy, and Prime Cutting Cheese al OF ghlcn
90 "a lll3 Main stseea
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OFFICE CITY ENGINEER
1871

OFFICE CITY ENGINhhh'{
RICHMOND, october Is. 1871.
F.-The LARGE HALL over
~ 10 FIRST Market Is hereby offered Tor rent.
Il IS wei, adapted for a drill room or gymnasium
Enr particulars apply III this ONE ;,ocv
'oi CHARLES ii. DlMMOCh, .
,o, City Engineer.
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VALUABLE HALF-ACEE LOT !N e:
" IRA, hIr THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
~ NO! Ny TWENTY-SEVENTH STREETS
F0R SALE AT AUCTION ;-Inmediatelyy, af na,
i've fafpeong sale VIII be sold X 4 l.F AGf'E LOT
No 1856, located AS above, fronting ID ice'' run
ming back l5s feet. w copnIS
~ no Auctioueer.
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FOR TOBACCONHSTS.

r ICORICE, LICORICE.
~. c. & GOETHE only genuine article;
"R. r."
IN. F."
&c. il F."
Ak. Il CO.
We are the sole agents In this city for these
well. known brands, and the genuine article can
be had only OF rs.
We are also now receiving &C. Z A." drec,
from the only importer. who insructs us 10 say
that none Is genuine unless sold by u3 or him.
ALSO,
GUMS, of selected qualities;
TONGA BEANS we're old aud choice:
OLIVE OIL, In gal. tins.
All for sale at lowest prices.
Sc ll-2m HARFEi3 h WILLIAMS
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CANDLE WICK, JUTE ROPE, COT
~ TON, HEMP. and fAPfR TWIEES, Tor
sale by JOHN n. tGoEDON's SONS,
oc ls al z- Pearl Block.
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nrJsINEsS WANTS.

w on snockoe lin. worth abo@. o. o 600 or , pSp
trse, Hf rs ;S rate Se psTt payment a.
iailn s' Tus tract Is seventy SIX Hi'eS iion'
savannah, Ga, or Inc any ~ r.. NEWRURN,
l0li Main street.
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g DEO.Y CA LICORICE.-We are re-.
celving a small shipment OF the above brand Of
SPANISH LICORICE, which Is equal to the l.
G. CA brand or any other.
F... A. Y. STOKES & CO.,
1yaa Importers Agents.
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nFTER HANGFk, SENI OIt y, II u
WUISKEY.-BRhND ESTABLISHED IN
is.2.-Being The successor to my father In the
manufacture of this whiskey, anu having ms eX,
reputation TO aid me, am prepared TO furnish an
article as pure as whiskey Can be made, ana In
every respect worthy of the name this brand OF
ltuuJr has gained throughout The county.
Parties desiring to purchase VIII please auule;s
Messrs. MCCARTHY SLATER, VINO are so'e
a. e ats for tn. sale OF my " hi skew.
JOHN HANGER,
successor to Peter Hanger, ST..
WaYne. bOro', Augusta county, va.
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BY w. b. Robins,
AGc!ioneer and Real Estate Agent.
.,. LIS Main street ts.sEf

GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Aucttonecrs.
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WOOD AND COAL.
GOAL AND WOOD.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
COKE, AND WOOD.

am now prepared 20 furnish the best Clover
Hill LUMP and HAIL COAL SOFT COKE
the best fuel for stoves and ranges; ASThRA-
CITE COAL, OAK and PANE WOOD.
Coal-yard on Basin bank, corner OF 10th aud
Cary streets. - ,,r
la-1n A. ID. ItlM y r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-25
LOsT. sTRAYED, DC.
WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c.

BARRELS PETER HANGER'S(SR.)
.)U OLD VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN n
VHIsKEY, aodrrdnted three years oLd IN store
for ssle nv MCCARTHY u SLATER,
ot siis,ot 1924 Main street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-13
Keen out of Debt,


1t is one OF the greatest curses Of Ameri.
can agriculture that the agriculturists are in
debt for more land than they can use for
want Of capital. This has more to do with the
annual cry Of "hard times" than any and all
other causes combined Next to a want Of
intelligent economy, it is too often the fault
Of the farmer to buy what he cannot pay for,
and thus voluntarily enslayo himself aud his
family. To an honest man, to be in debt is
the worst kind Of slavery, one that binds him
in iron bonds riveted with hooks Of steel
And 10 these bonds he tolls and struggles, so
long as be is in debt, under the most serious
Disadvantages. From the operation. Of bust
ness profits may come, but expenses are sure
to come and must be met am well aware
that there are men, cool, ccar-hcaded, calcu-
lating men Of uutring energy, Of sound
health, and Of strong constitution, who sue
coed by running in dobt But | know, also,
that where one succeeds, ten fail, after toll
ing and struggling and pinching to make a
support, aud to pay the interest on what they
owe aud some finally 90 down TO be seen
aud heard no more, robbed of the bright spirit
Of hope and destitute Of manly inlepcnd nee.
II a man wants to own farm aud hopes
to realize the means from the cultivation Of
the soil, let him rent land, let him work on
shares, let him place his knowledge and labor
and skill against other mems capital. Then
let him save something Of what he earns, no
matter how small, and he is on the highway
to success-thc surost and swiitest. The OPP
portunities for thus starting in life are hume
rous What il Tins accumulated rOcs TO the