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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
lila Matn street.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
l.FOR SALE BY AUCTION.Qn WEDSES,
seii nv anction. On the premises, TWO BEAUTI.
FIJI, BUILDING LOTS, fronting soxlas feet each
on the north side of Main street. forty feet west Of
TERMS: Oue-third cash; balance In four, eight
and twelve months, with interest secured by deed
s,f frust. -. RICHARDSON b Co.. !.
10 D. Auctioneers.
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DENTISTRY.

Anew AND VALUABLE INSTRU-e -
STRENGTHENING added TO my case Of instruments
one Of DIR. Morrison g celebrated BUR ENGINEs'
I ain prepared to operate upon the natura 'eeu
with ,ESS PAIN AND FATIGUE to the patient
and also with greater rapdity and thoroughnees thar
is possible 10 DC obtained Ivy f'ie manu.
.... JUD. Il. WOOD, u. d. S.
,,,.,.,op No 8 Ninth street. up 3o-eod
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The above sale is postponed until MONDAY, 2l'
iustaut. ut o'clock p. NJ.
a. % |#.l I. W. hEESEFs RHctonIE,.
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.CIENTEEL FURNITURE, OR G "A ,
T ptaSo. TRUNKS, &C., At AUCTION
THIS DAY will yell at as ny Sa ahsi,ah
s tsrsn TabIes. Gcntiemans dressing book
fss, Lounges Warro5ss Burea iastr and shuck
sSttooans Chairs. Tables Sewing Machines, Iin
Yates. Scales, Cooking-stoves Bird Cages, ohaaieh
Carriages, &C. ,vao tv- Il
I Smiths American Organ,
/ Rosewood-clsc Piano. cerr ,,csonecr
jc9I THOMAS W. kEt.sEE, ANceonc.---
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by Wellington Goddln,
Aucuuncer and Real EsEtte Agent.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
- THREE-STORY STORE AND DWELLING
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BETW ZEN
TIFUL LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
VIII lie sold Mt auction, on the premises III the order
advertised. on 1H TUESDAY the Goth June, ls72, at
81 O'Clock ?. NJ, that large TlIREE-STORY
BRICK TENEMENT located rs above now In the
occupancy of Mr.. l.. Holtzinger. The store has a
depth of 30 feet and above the store there are five
large rooms, Il garrett; kitchen. servants rooms,
sc. After which. mt ID O'Clock i. NJ, that VERY
BEAUTIFUL LOT on the north side Of Leigh
street thirty feet west Of Second strcct) fronting
Sc feet running hack $50 feet to alley with hand
some shade trees In front.
Terms: Onc-fourth cash; balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a trust deed.
W. GUDDIN, Auctioncer.
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HANDSOME INVESTMENTS IN THE
L l. WESTERN PART OF TIE C1Tf.-Seven
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS on Franklin stree, street
and nine on Grace street for sale privately These
lois are amongst the hest in the city, and nolie ;trc
Increasing more rapidly In value. 1t Is but to buy
them to realize In short time handsome proht on
fhe amount invested. Apply 10 -x
~ RlCIlARDSON & CO.,
.. Real Estate Agents and Aurtioncers,
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= - LYME s. BROTHER, Auctioneers.
lie lp-W, Th,S.M,&Tu


r ARGE AND ATTRACTIyES SALE OF
VILE. md ID c0TNTY OF fiTTsYLyANlA,
VA, AT AUCTloN.-On TUESDAY, june 2sth.
1872 the subscribers win sell on 1 Tue pina rom M th
town OF Danyllle, OIL the Franklin ana Dauymc
turnpike and the road leading to PittsyiySnia CosEt
house. about lSIXTEEN HUNDRED ACkEo
HIGHL Z IMPROVED LAND. .....,,
the Lynchburg and DanSille railroad gasses o.
Te sssh s rp9nsf to each On
three Of the tracts are large, HANDSOME ana WI ar
ranged residences, With all necessary s iii
good repar. and sufficient number OF new anu wen
arranged tohacco-hOuses. On the remaining tracts
are small buildings aDdt0bacco-holses III So0M cn
dillon; and one OF The tracts " GOO n siG,
With an abundant supply OF wafer. me lano nfs
been SO subdi vide as To give to each tract goed
supply of tilDbcr and wood. aid the Whole IL wen
chase are offered bera an admirable opportunity TO
buy real estate In the finest tobacco growing reR,
in The world and can tndereryshing Us sb ~
aud conveniently arranged as IL Is possipc I"
On the following day, and from day to dey until sie
sale 81 coinpIete the subscribers VIII sell ~ snHts
in the towIof Dangille from forty 70 ~. TWo M
ia fh e, SAT-, ssre sp NAV be- purehsse
s,c rs are suitable for amy business, and some Of
them are especially suitable for private residences
Inc ~ H. Town Of DanSe, and the
on them arc OF good, substantial, and comfortable
trasiiye than that here and the attention
OF those desiring TO invest Is especially inytteu
thereto.
TERMS One-foarih cash, In equal instalmenrs, at
six, twelve, aud eighteen months, GtYinx
bonds besring interest at eight per cent ironi tns
ay OF Gale for the deferred ana securing
these bonsia by deeds or trust OH the properly fur-
Cllgsed. ~
or the farms, the privilege Of fall seeding, BE-,
win he given when desired, and full possession on
lst Decenbcr. 1872. OF the uhimpEofed tswn t9Ls,
imtneate possession will be given; ana OF uc tin-
proved iots, possession Win be given On ist Janay,
is73. 30 ~. ...,,,
al the essoe OF Eaisei g. Peatsoss, attorneys, I-
Yile Va, and inquiries concerning ths zane
SISauSiIIe. yn 'I:9sss a. (.'WfIlLIAAS&S ~. s.
DANYiLLI' tA'' q at1' .'s''' ics-dsawtds&Wst
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BY Richardson & Co..
R@u Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
all3 Main street.

4 DESIRABLE ICKDWELLING On
n TIIE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET
EETWEES TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENT1-
SECOND STREETS, FOR SALE E1 AUCTION
ON MONDAY the 9th instant at ~ O'Clock 7. NJ,
BRICk DWELLING, with two stories above the
basement containing seven rooms, with gas, water
and otter improvements on the premises, In excel
lent repair and lot 29X feet. located rs above
The above mentioned property is In delightful
ncghborhood. centrally located, and desirable as IN
investment or place of residence.
~ : RICHARDSON & CO.,
two AucioDeers.
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s.' By Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
-.. y No, lll3 Main street.

An ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOT
HETWEEN FOITSHEE AND ADAMS STREETS
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
the est Instant ut s. o'clock p. NJ, we shall seiIhy
auction. on the premises, that ATTRACTlVE
BUILDING LOT fronting 30xl6o feet, and located
us above. -, l.. H. ,s
TERMS One-thir1 cash; the balance III Elk aha
twelve months, with interest, secured by decd OF
trust. ,,o .,.,,os
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioncers,
Eleventh street bctwccu Main anI Bank.

VERY VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
Y INC ON THE WEST LINE Of , sETE ESii 4
STREETS. IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE
HANDSOME DWELLING AND GROUNDS OF
ROBERT A. LANCASTER, ESQ, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, goth Of June In In,
slant at O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises by Request
of the owner, we shall sell that very valuable 5RlCh
DW YELLING three stories aud attic high, stuatea
as described above, containing nine rooms, win
very wide hall; with gas and water bath and wafer
closets: all complete and in thorough repair havinE
recently been painted and otherwise improved; De
stiles brick kitchen of four rooms Stable, carrinRc
bouse &c. The Los has front Of ~ feef, ana en-
tends back about $50 feet. The house fronts about ~
feet, thus giving ample space for c.lTilgc-wag Oh
the southern side. go
This property Is most dcsirably located In m ex-
ceent neishborh0Od, retired yet convenient to Dusl-
ucs;. It was built ny one of our best mechanics .,
for the use Of the late 6 NJ. cambridge, ana we eo
ldcntly recommend II rs very superior dMeihns
I'm It's interior arrangements, regard being fau 10
convenience and comfort. .,-.
TERMS oue-fourth cash; residue at siS iwe sc
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, WIN siA
per cent. interest added, secured by trust oeeu.
Taxes for the present year To- BIC paid Nv tne pur
chaser. 80 -! GRUBBS q WILLIAMS,
>>' -.-.--.- Auetioncers.
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BY W. B. Radcliffe, Auctioncer,
1912 Main street.

r WlLL.OFFER AT AU CIiON o ~.
| MONDAY, 2lth instant, commencing AZ to'
o,clock 4. b., good stock Of GROCERIES, &C.
consisting of nc
1OFFEES. TEAS, SIRUPS,
CHEESE. CANDLES.
SOAPS. STARCH. HERRlNGs,
p NACKEREI. VINEGAR, ..-....
BUCKETS, MUSTARD, mr., g..
PEPTER, WRAPPING PAPER &C.
,... VIII be added
,.o h,.ba,s nrimc pEaCH-BLOW POTATOES
- ., ". b. RATCLIFFE. -.
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BY Lee & Gud,lin. Auctloneer

GALE OF THIRTY BUILDING LOTS
- ON THE EAST AND WEST LINE OF
FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS, AS ENtESD ED
BEYOND BAKER STREET AND KNOWN AZ
SMITHS HILL, hT AUcrlON.-On THURS,
DAY next, June eth. at 9 u. NJ. we will sell
THlRTY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS as de;
scriied above, each fronting thlr! feet on tiith anG
Sixth streets and extending back one hundred ana
TWENTY-FIVE feet To an alley sixteen feet Wide.
This property Is cIglbly locitedand should attract
the attention or capitalists ms well as OF persons
seeking sites for private residences being S9rpni-
ont TO the business parts Of the city aild having
free air and beautiful surrounding scenery.
LEE L GODDIN,
IL o.-td .sa..f" Auctionters.
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ITO! FOR INGLEWOOD.
sos FOR A BUILDING LOT.

S25 FOR A BUILDING LUZ.
ONLY ST. IN CASH REQUIRED.
Balance ir monthly instruments Of ~ each-a rare
opportunity TO secure Il home on such very liberal
terms of payment. ,
. TiNGLEWOOD is only SIX miles from the city.
Beautifully located, Immediately on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
More than SIX trains now pass the site daily; III
most rs convenient rs by street cars ten minutes
ride will take you home; situation high and healthy,
with abundance ofgood water '1SGLEWoODLOIs
offer a good opportnnity to make paying invest
incnt. Large fortunes have hccn made by invest
lnemts I'm lots near growing cities What city has
better prospects than Richmond for rapid growth
Buy lot at once-imvest your dollar-sccure 4
home while the opportunity is offered. Just think
what the small sum required may be to your chill
drcn before many years.
Call and see maps. and Inquire particulars.
f.. i. NEWBURN,
10 ls-lwx s..s 1O14 Main street.
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s,e Largest Recorded Yield of Corn.

Esse EarScEt hecSrdsSn fSsH Sf Sc'"'
Scion Robinson some years ago stated be-
fore the American Institute Farmers tlut
th,t the largest known yield Of corn was a
fe,y o,,,rts i'm excess Of two hundred bushels
ner acre. and that this crop was grown III
South Carolina. In the report OF the United
States Department Of Agriculture Tor Io.o
there is an account of some experiments
made in corn culture in South Carolina, ana
rs the Weld is about that mentioned by MI.
Robinson. it NAV refer to the same crop. AT
onv ratc. the details will be interesting to
such farmers as have not seen them. II the
reference is not to the same crop, then South
Carolina must have twice produced over TWO
hundred bushels of corn to the acre.
In the proceedings Of the Annual Conyen-
ton of the South Carolina Agricultural anu
Mechanical Society for 1869 Is a report ny
Mr.. J. W. Parker of experiments In grow
ing corn, of which the following Is an cN-
tract. Selection was made OF Il qUagInlrc
grown over with rushcs, willows, ana sour
Grass, Astounding with snakes ana malaria,
and tr,ycrsed by winding, sluggish stream.
Thorough drainage was attained ny inc con-
Struction of canal and undcrdIalls, ana
during the summer the land was cleared,
lcyelcd, and broken up with tWo-horse
house manure was applied and plouShcd
under, and the process was repeated IN
January. and again in March. with Snbsoilng.
In April the weeds. having obtained 'iiX'!-
rant growth, were lined and TUNED under.
In Nav another coat of manure was plougllcd
under. and the ground was narrowed per-
fectly level and laid off in rows three feet
apart. In the burrows were applied PERU
Wan gllano, salt, and plaster, at the rate of
two hundred pounds to each acre. The seed
corn, having been soaked in 4 solution OF
nitre and rolled in plaster, was dropped ten
inches apart in the rows and covered with
rakes, after which the land was rolled. The
corn was up in five days from planting. and
us soon rs it was sufficiently large, Il long,
narrow plough was run around it, followed
by the hoe, the crop being kept clean by
shallow, level culture until it began to shoot
and tassel. TheAeld was then irrigated ~
conveying from reservoir Il gentle flow OF
water through every alternate row. The
Weld on two acres was one hundred and
iorty-scven bushels per acre. The following
year the experiment was repeated in like
manner, except that the rows were laid Oft
d feet apart. One acre yielded 200s bushels,
as attested by a viewing committee. MIR.
Parker received premiums OH these crops
from the Society named. lie attributes
much to irrigation in these instances of ex,
traordinary products, and concludes, from
these and former experiments, that success
III corn-growing depends greatly on thorough
preparation Of the soil during fall and win
ter by deep ploughing, with understanding o
moist lands, this preparation to be followed
BY judicious manuring. While the early
working of the field should be deep, the lat
ter culture should be shallow, and the root
of the corn should not be disturbed after i
begins to tassel.
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BY Grubhs & Williams,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate heens'
,,,..,,b atrc,t between Main anu baiin'

Eleventh street bCt"FcH VIdtlI H'
ARGE FRAMED CARIE sS IN I'm
T1oi AN IiIMBER. At AUCT1ON.-IhEe
sIO FORMERLY used by Charles C. nctt, dfJtseu
situated on Fourth between Le,gn G anH sSs sItI,
s,rsats will he sold at auction on MoSDA I't
gnn. y, II O'clock A. NJ: same to I've removed. ~
Is large buildings and contains great amount Vi
hutla an ih ,na HtEHcHEs, CARPENTERS TOOLS
and , lot OF c LihbhSGR UBBs WILLIAMS,
iElths C''oh' AuctiOneerS.
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by Gruhbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.

" : NuCtlOnetFs i!lIu Itt.l T1statt fEclE1s y
Eleventh street between Main anu BANK.
THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL HALF
l. ACRE LOT NO us, AT TIE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF BROAD AND TWENTf-SiNTH
STREETS. AT AUCTION.-This much admired
IIIT fronting 1872 feet OH the south side of Broad
street. running back l6! feet will he sold at auction
upon the premises. OH MONDAY tn" 2fth OF June
each 33Xls0 feet to IN alley Is feet wide.
There Is 10 property In That neighborhood now IN
the market which presents so many attractions Il:
this for = handsome residence or for block Of
teucnients, which are In great demand. -.. .rM
TERMS: Accommodating. and title SATISFACTORY.
GRtBBS & WILLIAMS,
10 1e-td Auctionccrs.
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The printer who cannot set up Bingham
ton without a p in it has reached the Missouri
Democrat Office, III st. Louis.
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By Thomas W. keesee, Aucdonccr,
No. 1877 Main street. 'r

By Thomas W. Reese, Aucuonccr'
No. 1917 Main street. -et
,T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF TOBACCO MA.
CIIINEKY.-In pursuance of the provisions o., Oh
dccd of trust executed ~ the undcrslsnca ~
Ge"rpe r. Crump. bearing date December ~, ISL;
md recorded I'm the office NJ the Clancfry Court W
Ricbmoud will sell at the tobacco factory OF Ine
late e. T. Baldwin. Main street near weits ~ Io
on FRIDAY the 2lst instant commencinS az ~
o.clnck. n desirable assortment of TOBACIo MA
JHJNERY AND FIXTURES. IN part rs lolio"s'
BOX SCREWS, IRON POTS, j.. ~
MILLS, BANDS. -. as. s j..
BILLETS, LEVERS, B.. ..... .a.s
BLANKETS. ,r,vr,1pEc
IRONS, TINS, strt
LUMP BOXES. '@<
SINKERS. BOILERS. . 49,.
and numerous other articles appertaining TO Inc
TERMS: At sale. JOHN A. BELFIN, Trustee;
Il. w. KEESEE. Auctioncer. Je y
Al the same time and place will be sold, by oTucT
of The executor of G. j. Baldwin deceased the
Balance Of his featuring Effects CONSISTING VI
BOX PRESSES.
RLLLETS. BANDS.
BENCHES, BOILERS,
MILLS, &C.;
" T. ". KEESEE, AuctioMeer.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY 24th
he r. ~ -" ~ r. W. KEEsEE, Auctionccr.
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PROPOSALS. FOR PUBLIC PRINTING
EST OF PUBLIC PRINTING.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING. J
RICHMOND, June 10. 1872.
Proposals will be received by me undcrsgnG,a' AZ
is7o ~ o'clock Inertdaii, for the reprinting ard
bntllng of five hundred copies each of FIlith ana
Xiii leirI,'s REPORTS containing about eight hun
tred pages each the work 10 he done in The same
style as Grattan's Reports. and to be completed ana
delivered within four months from The signing OF
contract. , -, -, A., .,,o,
The proposals for printing must be by the tho,l-
sand ems and by The token for pr,ss-wnrk, anu the
proposals for hluding must 6c by INC volume.
BILE bidders who will he required to enter into bond
with security bc approved by the Secretary OF tie
Commonwealth.
Paper for the job will be furnished by the under-
signed. and payment made on complexion VI the
work aud Its acceptance by the secretary OF TIC
Commonwealth. '-
Copies of Tie hooks to he reprinted can be seen by
calling at the office Of the undersigned.
K. F. WALKER,
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
nI-oawt.tulutl
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Ry Lyme & Brother,
IL Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
... No. 1919 Main street.

NEW FRAMED STORE. WITH
IN DWELLING ATTACHED, SITUATED On
THE NORTH SIDE OF N NEAR THE CoRN IL
AJICTiON-We shall, ut the request of the owner
sell mt public auction on the premises. on IuLS-
DAY the 18th day Of June, 1872, ut s. o'clock r. d
that valuable STORE, &C., located ns above de-
scribed, occupied by Levi Jackson. The dwelling
part contains four rooms.
This Is n most excellent stand for retail grocery
or drug store. The lot fronts 20 by feet more OF
less.
TERMS: At sale.
Ia INV TIL 81 n &rTu
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CATTLE, HORSES. MULES. SHEET,
" &C. FOR SALE At STAUNT0N, VA.-large
and attractive sale of CATTI. f. SHEEP, HORSES.
&C. Ivy the Central Live Stock Company, at Still'-
BUYERS and sellers Of cattle, horses, &c, should at
lend these sales, stannton ~ the hest cattle ana
horse market In the Valley OF virginia.
- ! M. G.. HARTMAN. President.
5WIJ.1rAu FtSTOS SUPERINTENDENT. IT, .o-3t
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pOSTp0NEMENT.

TUSTTUNEMEN
In consequence OF Thursday afternoon being SCI
apart I'm honor Of the removal to Hollywood of the
remains of the Confederate dead" killed mt Get
lysl,urg, the above sale is postponed TIL MONDAY
AFTERNOON the 9th June, ut the same hour.
jc2l W. GODDlN, Auctionecr.
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RICHMOND, VA, March U.s. 1872.
NESSRS. GREENHOW d MEREDITH,
M RICHMOND. VA.-GENTLEMEN: j have
made an cXanliir,tinn of the sample of "Bu NJ
GARDNER - WIiJSkEY you sent me Il few days
since for analysis, aud tind 1t Il vcrypurc article.
free from f.lsil uil, or any adulterltion:,
Yours, very truly, W: EiLnhM.,
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't - DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until .att
u '"'fe' "' ' >' GRuBBS S WILLIAMS,
too, Auctioneers.
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AlUcrrer sAr.ss -Futnr, ,ays.
s. cl,.ries 7. workman & o., Au,,,,necrs.

By Charles T. Workman & Co., Ar 'i'neers.
WE WILL OFFER AT ,AUt TON. ON
wv TUESDAY, Jane 18TH, ut our .nrc. NO. Is
Fifteenth street between alain sna Ca e comsns
ing Mt II o'c1ock A. III, iarge SToGtjM dhOCE-
RES, consisting In part OF ,;.s,.t s.
50 boxes SHOULDERS,
I 10 hogsheafis BONE SIDES, $50 !
-. "a boxes BREASTS, ~ .4.s ~8.zjsf1 ~
! go HAMS, .;1
20 hogsheads P. n. SUGAR, 'sss
% 1ea barrels SYRUP L.i1S.tf tst. '..
E1sf / s rs barrels w HISKEY. az s4,.sj +.a =.
40 mats JAVA COEFEE,
s I 10 chests TEA. &c. &C., e tr'E.@
200 boxcg SOAP, all graotcs. si.-t
Parties desiring to avail Themselves OF this sale
Will please send In their goods on Monday:
he I-2t CHARLES T.W0RTHAM & CO. >
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OFFICE ENGINEER JAMES RIVER
Jx,ppnpyNRSr RJCuM0ND. VA. June II. 1872.

TMFNUN EMENT' NICII1HVNU' ' n, uIlo TN foT-'
NOTICE.-Thc captains of all steamers
~ plying on the river are requested to SLOW
DOWN on approaching or passing the United
States drilllng-niachinc at work in the har!ior.
When yellow ilag is displayed, preparations for
to avoid danger, all persons notified TO give u
wide berth. r f..-'.
Permits to visit the machine to Inspect the work
ing Of the diamond drill must he had III this Office.
! W. G. TURP1N,
te ls-lw United States Assistant Engineer.
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W<sstD AND COAL.

A NTHRAClTE COAL.
Dsc,nrging cargo of superior FRANKLIN hOR-
REERY RED ASH ANTHRACITE CpAL-css,
stove and chestnut SiZcs-for sale by ,,nn
~ $500 - S. Z. EATHROP,
,no ScycIkccntll-Strcct drawbr1dge.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.--The creditors of S.
~ II. Burnham and of Burnlnm d Gordon, con-
tractors, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad are required
To forward their claims TO the undersigned at Gov
ingtou. Va, by the 18TH DAY OF JULY. 1872 Ac-
counts must lie i.emizcd, and TO each must he ap-
pended an affidavit of correctness and that no part
of same has been paid.
-'I.E -. ROBERT J.. PARRISH,
lie i5-2w Trustee and ATTORNEY at Law.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Parties needing this pure, reliable, and MEDlCI-
NAL WHISKEY can procure 1t ut 1l0G Main street.
Wo are now getting this article from the inanuiac-
tIrcrs and will furnish Ii uil;l,lultcrTted.
. : CHEEN1iOW & MEREDITH.
Nh la-l mSteOd2m
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A,,1TroN sALEs--This Day. y.
FuRNITURE, "a G a n

nv THOMAS w. Kecsee, hnctionecr'
No. l5f7 Main street.
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MRS. A. C. TURNKEY, having returned
wi from New York, will be pleased to have tho
Indies call and examine her large assortment VI new
style
BUSTL Els, SKIRTS. CORSETS, READY-MADE
SUITS, &C. &C. .
No COS Broad street, between Ninth and Tenth.
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By ]. u. Apperson,

30 BY j. l.. Appefson,
~ Auctioneer and Real Estite Agent,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
ElOR SALE AT ,AUCT ON THAT.
Il REALLY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE
LOT AT THE SOUTHEAST COR NER OF
MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS:-Whl ie sold
O'Clock P. NJ, the abovc-dsscribed handsome
BUILDING LOT, having front Of 40 feet and
depth Of 100 feet: partially excavated Tor bulldlpe
culyert convenient.
10 ,t-tds -. s.ss.'t-n Auctioneer.