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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-30
By Grubips i Williams,
A%uctfnpecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh, street between Main aud Daph.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE FRAME
iDWELLISGS or CHURCH HiLl--bf ,h'"t
,tfa In tin. suIpo.,ib,rt as trustee. dated Sui 81 ~,
r,u.hrr. lsts, aud rcccrricd IN lteGric9 toant5 S"ua,
oGice. ioius tsereto requested BY fls i.a X m h
n,hijr s,tr.inn. urou The premises. on FRiDA. !,
ssth Of August. At . o'eloek z. NJ. tle pr2Is,,y
in s.id-to Wit: A 20 OF niaiSat t,,,y
am! I.elah streets. fronting ss5 feet, rabtainS ntSS
1872 feet. The improvements c"n..St % ~:
FRAMED DWELLJNGS-onc Viii, WS 49, ~,
another Will ioar rooGis, Spl tiS ctaNi -"
ROOMS, c,u, ctght,
TEtM,: Oue-ihifi cash: baiauce AZ loar, 4,
and twelve months, With interest. ana Seci'+
4. AUSTIN SMITH Trustee.
\. u. g. .
cRuRnS & WIlLIa.S- Aucf!oneer&
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CHANGES In THE PosT.OFFICE.--Mr. G.. 4.
Dibble, the box delivery clerk, having left to
go into business, MIR. William Powers, let
ter-carrier on route No. 2, has been pro-
moted TO the vacant position, and Mr.. VIZ.
Bowie has been appointed letter-carrier in
his place.
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Auciioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. l2l. Main street.

TWO VERY VALUABLE LOTS, WITH
l. A FRAMED HOUSE THEREON. On THE
NORTHWEST ORNER OF TSkSTI-FlhsT
AND MAIN STREETS, DIRECTLY
TO BLAMIREtS DRUG STORE. SALE Al
sell NJ public auction, on the premises on THllsss-
the lst day Of August, iST.. at . o'clock i. d.,
those rWO VALUABLE LOTS located IA above
described. now occupied by Quarles Tie siiaf;aaker.
rhc location Ii one OF che best In tliat vicinity for
any business, especially q retail grocery and liquor
store. Each lot has q trent or 25Asl 100 feel.
TERMS: At sale. LYME & BROTHER,
" rs auetioaeers.
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gesresEcndeifea OF the Cfsisasa Jnuraat.
"a RarnarHablc VIII Thas interests
Fernandb Wood.

NV Yoax, July 90, 1872.
You wflfremember that Mrs. DriKe MUS
fell from q funrth.story window IN Washing
ton q few DAYS since and was fatally injured.
Thereby hangs d tale Of interest. Drake
Mills was n retired merchant of New York,
wealthy and Of high social position. BIS
wife's maiden name was Miss Sutton. She
WINS born In WILLIAMSBURG, Massachusetts,
was connected with the first New England
families, and, after her marriage, q briSht
light in society. They had an only daughter
named Alice, who possessed many OF the
brilliant social qualities of her mother: Du-
ring the war, to the surprise OF her frienas
and the intense disgust of her mother. she
became enamorcd with Fernando Wood.
then n widower. In time they were mar
ricd. and IN alienation in the family re-
suited. The father took the part OF Fer
nando. and when he died be disinherited MS
oulv son, Henry Edward, for his hostillt!
to Wood. Henry thercupon had his name
changed by a legislative act from Drake 10
Sutton, the maiden name OF bis mother'
Mother and son kept wholly aloof from MI.
Wood and his wife, and steadtlstly refused
to recognize them. Mrs. Drake spent her
winters at the capital, because OF her fond'
ness for Washington society, but always
ignored Fernando. She possessed a large
property, and up to her death lived in royal
style. Now comes the remarkable part OF
| the story. Prior to her death she made a
will. which contains the following provi-
sions:
1. 1t STIMULATES that her portraits and paint
inss of every description shall be given to all
institution in Washington, in order that they
HAY not be desecrated by the hands OF Fer
nundo Wood.
2. She bequeathcd one gold dollar to her
daughter, Mrs. Wood, and one to each OF
her children.
3. The interest on all her property is to
be given to her son Edward during his life
time.
4. Upon Edwards death one-fourth OF her
property is to be given to her lawyer, one
fourth to a son of Mr.. Mills bya former wife,
and o%ne-half to Williams College, Massachu-
sets, all in full possession.
5. Finally, her executors are enlolncd by
the will to publish it in full i'll the New York
Herald us an advertisement.
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II you desire rosy cheeks and II complexion fair
and free from piruplcs. blotchcs. md erurtions, pu-
rify your blood by taking DR.. PlERcE'S GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
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ENTERED FROM CARDIrF.--The Norwegian
bark HARRIET, G. \. Peterson, master, entered
at the custonl-house Yesterday morning RON
Cardiff, Wales, with 41G tons old iron rails
for the Trcdegar Works.
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ADvERTISE.-uur merchants seeking trade III ANY
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYsuN i Go. viii
take advertisements and have them inserted AT pub
,jshrrs' rutps.
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LrSAT1c SENT TO JAIL.~Ilainpton Crcar
(coiored), who escaped from the Central
Lrlnatic ASYLUM Il few days since, has been
arrested by Policeman Charles III. Sweeney,
and was Yesterday sent to the city Jail for
saic-kccping until he can be sent back to the
ASYLUM.
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BURNED AT BELLE IsLE.-Mr. John Hing
had one of his eyes badly burned at Belle
Isle Iron Works on Saturday while engaged
in passing through the rolls a piece of iron
ut white heat.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE RICHaoND Posr-O OFFICE july 80, 1872.
j. III. Hart, Richmond; Major Charles
Pickett, Norfolk, Va; Isaac Davenport,
Richmond.
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RIVERSIDE PARK.-You will have to pay ten
cents admission fee ut the gate unless you show Il re-
turn ticket by the Dolly Warden line. Boats run
from 1880 to 1870 7. NJ.
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BY W. Goddin,
BY ". Goddin,
Auctinnccr and lical Estate Agent,
,,r,.r Eleventh and j,nuk streets,

V1RITSTEE'S SALE OF \ HOUSE AND
q in THE PLAN "" HARNiE NEAR
TIE II RFSERNDiR.-AS trustee IN = certain
deed of trust. bearing date the 18th July. 1870 duly
Recorded iii UcnricO County Court, shall, III cNccu-
ton thereof. proceed 10 stll ut public auction ON ti'c
premises. on THURSDAY The LIST August i''-: al y
G'rlo.k =, NJ. LOT No. IS ~ the subdivision oil DR..
John b. ~IIrryic's plan. fronting ni lcct on me east
line Of Carter street. running !n"k 100 feet, having
thereon Il comfortable framed dwelling.
TERMS: Liberal and made known ut the hour OF
sale. .HoDlDlN,
trro Trustee.
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III. ELLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, will receive advertisements aud have them
inserted IN amy Journal Of the country at regular
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flz2INI supplies his customers with fruit 10y cS'
press while they are cut of from his elegant cstab'
lisment at the springs.
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HENRlco CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS TO ap-
point delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton are announced in another column by
J0hnB. Young, county superintendent.
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by Moody \ Royal.
Rca! Estate Agents aud Au"tioncef'.
Office corner Of Seventh AID I'M! streets,
Manchester. w.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
j REAL ESTATE ~ TIE T0WS oE VIM
,Ii,-I In iinr undersigned. trustees. by Charles ".
Cox and viii, dlted the 9Th day Of October, ~,
aud duly recorded IN Chesterfield County '"ur,
prhlir auction. on the premise, on WFDNESDAl
lie I'M lay OF August, l.7!, ii 81 "'clotk: shat ell
LIABLE IOr Nn ~. In '.TAs Jfiitioi ~ ~,
Iowu. fronting IS itCt on Gltt. running Da.h ll'
;trl hrtwrrIi Decatur uiG Stockton Streets. ih,r.
il an e.rcllcut FRAME DHEEilnH a' ~ it
containing four csn: r.arIis. ven ,iicI"''I,. 49,
mas Is a ,.ctrhtiuI location. and as iic;iiih' - !" "''
p"rtinu Of The tOri. r.,,,
: Thosr wishing 10 eccurc y good homo ~ . s"''
nrirhborhOOi should not ;atl tp 2t!cild thbs St''
TERMS: Made Known 1T SIir.
WM. ira SMITH, lTrustec-.
CHARLES PHILLIPS
NnnnN 4 knNNLL, AnrtiOnCniN. Vt
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Riverside Park is kept By Tic propr!ctorS Of the
Dolly Warden line of boats for the use OF the PIT
irons OF that line. All persons Wishing The park Ivy
any other boats will be required 10 pay ten cents 1T
the park gate. Buy your tickets for the Dolly Var
den on the boat or at CARRIERS. The name doll"
Warden" is on each of the Park Conlgny's boats.
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TIE VIRGINIA STATE DENTAL SociEry viii
meet OF the office of DIR. Jud. B. Wood at 8
o'clock a. M. to-day.
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tTIhHLtS PNIIliIr1
NpopY 4 ROYAL, AuctioHc";S. V.t
IlAIEO OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

snl.t4.J. VT - iiliy, " -"
y IN UAlIFh& COUNTY. NA..-By virtue Oh y
deed uf tr,rt execute! ON The yti day al huE'r''
l-Je. h, James A. Moon and +. u. Moon ana. ','rlt
wiNC, 10 the undersigned trustee. duly fcfpli'cS u"
the cicrh'g o,icc Of tic COUNT Court 81 hHiL.1
and ly authority OF Il decree pTon0r'.cca ~ "
rlLaucCry suit 81 T.. Il. Nocn IS. Eoflgh v iehu''-
ton. trustees, g., We will. on hoSDA1 te .A,n
day Of August, l,7c sthat bring cottrt-d1yh Sii ~ -
o'clock NJ, In 'front.' of the Ccaft-hotLt, % iiIl,IS
Courthouse. ut public auction, the TRa,i vs.
LAND on which +. T.. HGon IsfidsEi coi,IihI,G
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY hILtES. y"
the same more or less. being i portion ui ;ue ~
v,IrclI.ts,,! by said Moons OF y. n. BilisS, trrciSl'
living on TIE north si,ic 81 Dan river City NJ
from Scott-burg tcrot. on tie liC.;nicbd a'"i y.
SilIr rliIrugG. THIS l. one UG III" best iITuE W sE
ctGnty III Halifax, S!tlt u good proportion "I ~
bottoms. The sOii l. &cli IiIpiei Ia IL, KfohHi.i
wheat, tc,acCo. Sc. An abundance OF lih''tf au1
water. The Endorsements are excellent. ccnStsi.HS
of a tnAMIEU DWELLING, ia1rly ne", ghli'ui'
white. with six rooms, aud all ncccss;if! 9nt.,,unr,
nttNS. 80. Also, u good OitaH&EDo ShS'~N
FRUIT. -. -, NJ
Possession given Tor seeding PURPOSES h% 81
ScptEuher, and full possession the z9th OF D"V"'
Der neat.
This Il Il good location for "a country store. >,
TEHIS: Onc-.hird cash: ~lalpnce on i ss.Is"'
SIX. twelve. ari eighteen months. bonds VIVID ~,
proved sccuIity Ts.l.iBg Interest frrin IN" ~ AZ"
SIX per cent. conditioned Hith Ndtcs ~ boHHetf@'
eAcnrtior. Sc. Ncp!orS' lieu rctiittsd, &.
For further particulars, rGGs1s.S d. y. "o"poN'
Attorney a Law. Lynchbulg. Va.
}. y. GORDON
WILLIAM {. PENDLEfoa.
IL vote vyftis lIAs9s'<.-
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IHE SOUTHERN DENTAL ASSOCIATION will
meet at the Exchange Hotel this morning at
10 O'Clock.
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rUMAC MILL FOR SALE OR RENT

~ VI Al MILL fclt e4AbE cll lt~-N ~
= 4 mos, complete SItMAC MILL for sale or rent.
situated in Petersburg. Va. about five yards from
the railroad. The machinery consists OF Il hnllcr'
engine, reels, elevators. couvcyclS, betting, Snltliiig.
gearing, ,Sr.: all In perfect order. The situation of
the min 4, IN admirable one. as II possesses 4 grcaii,
many advau,agcS-as TO lows: The rent OF the lnll
i,niIilnr Is very moderate: the water Is conveyed TO
the mill from tho river: the proximity to flc rail-
road enables the purchaser of slmac TO deliver, 1t ~,
the mill. and ali sumac ground 10 he carried and
nlaccd ON the railroad. thereby saving water rent
and rartaqc OF sumo bought and sold. The cllEa-.
city Of the mill Is about LIMO tons per allinln. ana
Same NAV be increased Ia l.5u0 tOlaif desired. Par
tie, wishing 10 engage in the business need lave 10
fears al:uu1 obtaining Il sufficient quantity of sumlc
Leaves To keep the mill employed during the whole
and labor can he engaged al Il less rate than any
where else in The southern States. Terms liberal.
Parties DESTROYS of purchasing or rcntin" VIII al
drn;; G.. DAVIS Il CO.
tx lG-Im box so. Petersburg. Va.
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aUcrroS SALES THIS DAY.

cprrnRs g WILLIAMS will sell at II a. N.
n residence in Ashland,
COOK 4 LAUGHToN win sell at 10 A NJ an as.
sortment Of furniture, &c,
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HE.L ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VERY HANDSOME LOT ON THE
Y NORTH SIDE OF GRACE WEST Ot
SH STREET. o SALE.-I am authorized
to sell a beautiful LOT. located as above. so by $50
feet to an alley. Price quite reasonable. Apply to
IL "a ". GODIbIN. Auctioneer.
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VAcAHcY.-T'he office of superintendent of
schools of Brunswick countyf is now vacant.
owing TO the recent death of Mr. Alexander
Mallory.
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By GruiiDs Il Williams.
Real Estate Ac,ntS and Anciiri2'r".
Eleventh street between Main arl Bark.
r,RUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT MOS

,c.r
TRTSTEES SALE or THAI hDSl
v,JI-ARIE EE.I, ESTt yE N TIE
CITY al RnJIuOND. AT THE SDl"TIIS EST
rruu,pxtp SF ky A%n TUlETEEN Nth
Il S0VS Az Co MEEGINL /.
~ ~ 4 :, ,EnoE , VERY Dt>iE&ElE PR
v;.rE DESIi,EEi,E uN RIM WEST SIDE OF
SIyrII . M = ET BETWEEN CLAY AMI
i'i"tuu Sri, EE~;S ,v sIicTION-.Ir CNTrutlou
=, ,ia nroritsions nf :. deed or irIsi from Aturr +.
y, ~. - J'h, ~ Ji,r,,y ma ,JuUu II. WiIlilms.
Ia, ! ! !. L. a. nm. 49, ,,r,.tr. Ei.,, mr. Jut, ON
anu tG9ir WIZ ~ ne = ,r " ' " rr rrT In The
rlrrtt's one. IF Richmond Chanccry Conry. heinr
-. L.. ~, .,, 4 49,. rn.;,rnI will soil
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BY Grubbs < Williams,
A~rctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ONE OF TIE HANDsOMEST RESI-
~ DENCES IN ASHLAND FOR SALE NJ
AUCTION.-We will sell ut auction, ON the pre-
misses. on TUESDAY the goth July. Mt II O'Clock
s.. NJ. the HANDSOME RESIDENCE. with SIN
rooms and storcrootm. occupied by Mrs. D. } nofnhs
Smith. with Il fine garden, fruits, sllriibhery, aEu
beautiful shade trees: house and out-b,ilihihgs hii IN
good repair, and Il well Of excellent water IN Inc
yard.
TERMS: At sale.
Persons wishing 10 attend the sale may 20 up on
tl,p freight train at els on the morning OF the safe.
and return on the mail ut O'Clock 7: NJ;
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS,
,-.e Aurt!nnCcrs.
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TO PUYSICIANS.-For sale, OH very
4 easy terms. Il fine STONE DWELLING lhlr-
tno, rc,,ns I,1rn garden and sirtt. trees. thirteen
miles from Baltimore. In Baltimore county or
,:n,tId exchange for COOL Richmond property. ms
il enc of The rest places in the country for good
ur,cIicc. Full particulars will hc given at the rnlre
of james River Granite Company, No. \ morrill,
EIr,nut, street. jv 2l-Gt
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Be su,r TO eri your clothing at The right place.
Is. SPENCE 4 S~oS'S-l3Oo Main street.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT GOOCHLAND
IL COURTHoUSE.-On WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
Episcopal and Presbyterian churches of the neigh
borhond, consisting of Ii bountiful supply of eata-
blcs, taiIeaix. cllaTades, AMI last but not least, u
swonan's rights - speech by one of the most pro-
minent gentlemen of the county, will be held at
Goocllland Courthouse, Va, and all who feel al in
tercst or wish 10 enjoy themselves viii have IN OPP
portlnlty Of doing so on this occasion. .
Cantain SUBLgrT, Of the ~day-boat "Dnyer."
which leaves Richmond on "Wednesday morning at
"A O'clock, has kindly offered to take from Richmond
and back Tor anywhere along the linel any who may
wish t. patronizc the entertainment.
Ry order of the COMMITTEE. ~ e5-eod6t
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Down with the prices. ut +. Il. SPENCE Il Son
fashionable clothing establishment.
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Now Is THE TIME.-Now Is the time to invest il
clothing. +. Il. SPENCE & Son have marked dowl
their prices.
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CARLTON STILL IN MARKET.-Hav-

CARLTON STILL IN MARkET.-Har-
" ing soli the Eoiling Spring farm, we are
still Offering for sale tlc beautiful XII
STATE adjoining the town al charlottesville and
I'm sight OF the University of NirEiria.
This place combines many attractions: FIRST.
SIX HUNDRED y EIGHTY ACRES Of choice
farming land, about ono hundred acres low ground.
Two Of our hest farmers have. after carefully riding
over the place, declared that they could readily clear
SjyGoo rcr ;ruum from il. The buildings are lan'!-
some and convenient: the grounds laid out with
taste aud ornamcnfcl with most llNllrlant "ruwth
Of cvcrgrccirs. With good health, good society. mild
climate. and educational advantages. together with
scenery scarcely surpassed In the United STATES, we
think CARLTON would please the most fastiuiouSin
search Of an Agreeable home.
Possession can he had on 4 few days notice, ana
The purchaser may also obtain tie elegant furniture
now In The residence.
Persons from II distance arC Invited tn view the
premises and satisfy themselves that II more than
iuliils our desert ptinn.
TERMS: Very liberal.
Anrly 10 JDIlN WOOD. JE.,
y. II. MASSIE,
l.. - ca ,- az TrusfnnS
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An kinds of summer wear at +. d. SPENCE 4
Sons, 1890 iIain street.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH OF
FIcF, Monday, July -: SA. NJ, - degrees;
3 L. NJ, 50 degrees /; q =. NJ, So degrees.
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BUILDING LOTS in WOODFILLE
ID FOR SALE PRIVATE HUNDRED
BUILDING LOTS, 3UXl30 feet, In the growing VII
la.c at Woodvillc. consisting IF about FORTY
ACRES Of beautiful tall" land. 1t the northern
terminus OF Twrnty-fifth street. Church Hin, with
a number of house, finished and others being
erected. Il church.. school, &C., and other improve
mcuts attractive tn the man OF moderate means,
whore attention should be particularly directed To
this property.
TERMS: Very accommodating.
Apply 10 ElCl'Ak!iSvN ",
Ia aim Ill1 Nali street,
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Underwear ut L. Il. SrEScE & SONS, 1909 Main
street.
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Fine French lemons and tine Mc:sina oranges 1T
EsIyZISI's.
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Nice yellow pears at PIzzISI'S.
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SEEDSMEN. FLORISTS. dc.

TURNIP SEED.
4 FULL SUPPLY OF FRESH TURNIP SEED,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GROWN.
RED-TOP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
DALE'S HYBRID,
SEVkN-TOP,
SWEDISH or RUTA-BAGA.
Warranted of the same superior quality we have
heretofore sold.
jy13 ALLISON ~ ADDlspN.
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EE;gE = CEMENT.

7 ME, LIME, LIME.-Thc Lime manu-
Il fucturprl 10y It's Ia iiutrtourt county. known. As
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME. Will lnrcaftcI
~. mi uron The market under the uamc Of INDIAN
ROCK LINE. Order, for which Hlay hc LETT ut ON
Office, Nc. 1.IO3 Dock street.
DILLON, Elicit & 60.
November q. ISL. ~ -
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Fine sweet grapes at plzzlSI'>.
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HOME IL VIRGINIA.

BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER
~ FOR SALE rHiNATELi:-fitty beautiful
BUILDING LOTS. Cd by Isl feet, IN PurCcll's
and Iabcll's extension OF MARKS addition TO
Manchester on the clS'. convenient Ia Mayo
bridge. the granite quarry. aud other important
places OF business. for sale privately upon very llbe-
raj terms. Apply 10 li!CllARDSoN u %.
iyl-iIu lib Main street.
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A III KINDS or JOB WtsRk NEATLY.
IA fXEsgTsp AT Tux o~istaIgls fhlS{-
Ing A0UHEs
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'ORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 20. 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship AOyssnia OBJ, Hams, Liverpool Queens
Steamship Wyoming tBr, wnneray, Liverpool Williams
Bros.
Steamship HoIsaa MG), Barends, Hamburg-Kunqardt
Co "
MALLORY d Co.
steamship AibemarIe, Walker. Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond old Dominion Steamship Co. ~
Steamship Alliance; shutc saem-Murray; Ferris CO.
ship Mtksdo tBr) Ioery, LonGoa-Peabody, Willis & Co.
Co.
Bark Anne Kreei (NGh vosh,. Ancona-Fabbi Cbaun.
cey.
Bark Orient (Rus) or'andcr Elsnore for ordersFuuc
Edye * Co.
Bark Julia Ann (Br, Baker, caibaricn Borland Dear.
born h Co.
Brig John Mcdonald CBr). McAmon, Campeachy and Pro.
gresso-P Nevkls Son.
Brig Musca NG, Giese, Ponce and Mayaguez-E Sanchez
y Doz.
schr Aliens, Boynton, Hsvana-Jas r. Ward h Co.
Schr Nellie Crowc, Crowcll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ball Co.
Schr Ida Bella, Fischer Galveston @ Ii Mallory Co
schr l. Johnson Hsrrs Washington. NC-w X hnman
Co.
sehr Winner, Cole, Boston--F Talbot A Co.
Sohr Mary Dennis, Mcdonald, Goucester-RS Goodwin x
Co.
sloop ca.harine Hail. Fay, New Haven-Rscseu& Bro.
Steamer Concord. Norman PhiiadelphIa.
Steamer A q Stuers, Warren, PhadeiphIa.
Steamer Uufy. DAVIS, Philadelphia.
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ARRIVALS.



Steamship City Of Paris fBr) Leitch, Liverpool March 2,
via Queenstown 8th, with mdse and TO John
nss h inst lat 5s Ion q passed NORTH German
man steamship, do; goth ~ miles from Sandy Hookt an
nncnor line steamship. do; 10 miles from Sandy Hook,
Cnnard and Guon steamship, do.
0 steamship Msrrimack socl. Rio Janero Feb a. Bahia
z'n, Pernambuco Marcbf2 Para 9TH and Thomas 14h,
VII, u. mdse ~ passengers, 20 w Garrison.
ocean Queen, Msury Aspinwa, via Kpgston
Steamship Co, March Jpn passed steamships Bienv,ie:
midn'shb sesmshp Rising STAR bote hence for Aspp.
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SAILED.
Shipping Notes.

Steamships Wyoming. ami Apyssnia, Livcrnool City OF
New Orleans.
Wind al sunset NV. fresh.
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S HIPPTN EW S.
Almanac for New YOrk-Tais Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sui. Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIi-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05

GLOSS and freshness of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment t will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's o. ,asional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandrutf, which is often SO un-
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inlu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long ON the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and AnaIyticsa Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-05
Aye S
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. IT soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, Nth tho