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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-02
BY Moody & Royal
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecss,
Office corner OF Seventh ard Hull streets,
Msnchestar. Va.

EORSALEPRIyA'TELY, d nice FARM,
II thirteen miles from Manchester, esfnfsisi,g
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES near Oid
COURTHOUSE. 1t has q new frame dwelling and az
tiinbered and tie islauce In cultivation. Ihe sen
is good, and I'm good heart; also, . good peach
and apple orchard The dwelling cost f2,3oo sihcc
the wur. 4 portion OF this land Is low-Srossnis.
Price. S2,5oo. Terms easy.
Several FARMS lying hear Manchester, contain.
ing from FORTY t0IW0 HUNDRED ACRES. 81
prices ranging from ssoo 20 stsog, With improve
nentI, OF liberal terms.
an % MOODY s. EoI ALL
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BAL1INIJKE MAKhETS.
BALTIMORE, August 3l.--Flour active md firm.
Wheat frmer. Corn dull: southern unchanged;
western, &C. Outs firm. Rye firm, se@s5c. Pro-
visions quiet but firm. Pork steady, Sis. Bulk
meats aud bacon unchanged. Sngar-cured hams.
l7@lSc. Lard dull, &c. Whiskey firm, slac.
Virginia SIS old, 3st: consols sit: registered and
peelers. 4ss; deferred, Isl. North Carolna's old,
SO; new, 20; special tax, L. Ali bids.
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r! Grubhs Z Williams.
a nctiW GERS and Real Estate Agents.
Ele rent street between Main and Bank.

I7t1''"'
THAT BEAUTIFUL SQUARE OF
4 GROU Nd IN ADAMS'S PLAN B0INDED
BY T'EENTY-ElGIITti, TWENT1-NlNIH.
AND , STREETS. $50 BY $50 FEET, TO BE
DIVI' JED INTO BUILDING LOTS g OF S w
ING LOTS on THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY
SEy ENTII BETWEEN q AND = STREETS
AT AJCTIOS.-On MONDAY the 2d day OF sep
TEN scr. commencing ut half-paSt O'Clock +. NJ,
we will sell upon the premises SQUARE 40. 10, IN
Al: mss pla,. bounded above. 1t Will be sub
div dcd into lots OF suitable sizes.
! Iso. Il LOT at the southeast cornerof twenty
sex pnth and streets, So by 10 feet and an"er on
tn east side of rw"nty-sevenh street beginning aty
fc ct north of street. by 1870 feet, both running
ls' ok TO An alley twenty feet wide.
These lots are beautifully situated ana very con-
V enient to the proposed new market-house.
Indications Justify the belief that the above pro-
ery will RAPIDLY enhance in value:
TfRMS: At sale GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
-Iu % hucioncerS.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
AuctiOneeisund Real Estate Agents.
No. 1912 Main street.

T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM IN
LASf KoAP A>R SSTx IT'S 3S MIkES RE4 E%S
RODS AS6 fWENTY-sEvEN POLES; NEAR
THE FA RM OF Mrs. EMILY GROVER, At
PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue off certain deed Of
trust ew cuted by Alfred X. Bllfin and wife to me
tste dated 3Oth January 1854, Of record In the
clerks office Of IIenric0 County Court In ID. b. s. D.
3s. s ALL ut the request of the beneficiary therein
named. cell Mt public auction. in front OF llenrico
County courthouse. on MONDAY the I'd day OF
SepteTiber 1872. at the hour of i2 o'clock NJ. THAT
being :ourt-ayl the above described property. The
land is very good and Offers fine opportunity to
partle s Wishing 10 buy.
TEXANS Will be sufficient I'm cash to defray the en-
pens Is of sale and to discharge the amount of money
due ander said tr1ist and as to the residue OF The
pur .hase money, on such terms ami time as Will he
nar T. known at the hour Of sale.
au 81 HENRY cox. Trustee.
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Sun rises. SOS MOON rises 2:57
sun sets .......... 6:27 High tide. 1854
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 81. 1877?
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York. mcr-
rchandise and passengers. John w. Wyatt. agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer
cilan6iSe and passengers, l.. b. Tatum, agent
Schooner Susan ellen, Coleman, Hiivre de Grace,
coal, Writ Roberts.
- SAILED
Steamer Palisade. 80
Schooner Robert Forsyth. Kirby, Stamford, bark,
Myers q Goodman. vessel. Curtis i Parker.
I Schooner Annie, johnson, Goose Hill, 10 tighten
bark Lucy, Curtis 4 Parker. -. = 80.
Schooner Butterfly. Frank, Norfolk. light.
Schooner Chayles Shain, Qnig!ey, down river
light. Va $50: s.a,..
j, Schooner Ashland, Shannon, Baltimore merchnn-
disc. Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner w. II. Phare, Edwards, down river to
load wood for New York.
CLEARED.
Steamer Isaac BELL, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandse aud passengers j. W. Wyatt, agent, to sll
Sunday att r. III. -
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner D. G. WINS, Tngcrsou, cleared from Phil
adelphin 3oth instant for Richmond
MEMORANDUM.
Arrived ut Philadelphia. 90tt instant. schooner
baltimore, Taylor, from James river with lumber.
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A NICE BUILDING LOT on the east
N side of Culycrt street between Floyd and Elm
wood Tor MainJ streets. :.
After The above--say at 8! L. M.--we Will sell II
VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT, situatedas above, 32Xld5
feet.
Also. TWO LOTS on north side of Dover Tor
Cary) street Just beyond Reservoir street. cach 3OX15O
feet.
Persons having money to invest cannot fail to do
we'll I'm purchasing any of the above-descrbed pro-
perry, as each succeeding sale shows an advauce iu
price.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
an ri AuctiUneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and BAN

BUILDING MATERIALS AT AUG
ID TIOS.-On TUESDAY, 81 September. at
O'Clock r. NJ, we will sell the FRAMED BUILD
ING on the lot bounded by Grove, Cherry, and
Floyd strcets-the same to be removed within thirty
days. 1t contains a-quantlty of TIMBER suitab G
to be used In rebuilding and Il number OF OLD
BRICKS. .
Those contemplating cheap building will do well
to attend.
au3I Arcticneers.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS
=. NEW YORK, August Sl.-Cotton firm; sales, l,l4l
bales uplands, &c.; Orleans, 29sc. Flour inactive
and firm. Wheat-Spring, &c. higher. Corn shade
irme-. Pork hrmer at sl4.os@sltl5.~ Lard, nayals
and groceries firm. Freights steady.
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CON MERGIAI4

& fS,rN SD FLOUR EXCHANGE.
K.cFsyoND, " a., Ant 5i- isI2.
OFFERINGS.
wpEAT.-Wtfiic.s,s SD bushels. Red, 1874 busneis.
sC1HS.-Mixcd i.c3s bushels
DaTs,-57s bushels.
4 KYR.-2i bfshels
MEAL--pI bushels.
TIMOTHY SEED.-5s bushels.
SAl.Es.
WuEAr-Whie, sos bushels very goon at siI.s
I,eso bushes prime on private terms so ~ III
ynod nj: HI,f2: 100 bushels common ut SLsn
ushes good al si5o sss bushels very good ~ sl.m
10 bushels choice on private terms LUG Dfsns %
cs mt ii sptotal, 5i20 buhels RED, sss bshe els
very good at $40: ri bushels good ~ sLS i ~
bushels prime mt Si.te: I42 bushels lar al TIL. G
bushels common at *l.25; so bushels common ~, 30
si5o slabushels very cool on private ~ FL "a 40
i,TsheJs common ut Sl.l5.-tOtal. 1880 busneis.
CoRN.-Mixed, I,:vo bushels prime wes'erha IL '''''
UATs.-5o bushels good at SIC: 50 bnshel, tr ~
s2r Ii6 bushels prime at 5sc.-total' 3ls o"sei'
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A preacher. one slippery, frosty morning,
going home with one OF his elderly mem
bers, The old gentleman slipped aud fell.
When The minister saw that he was not
hurt he said, Ny friend, sinners stand on
slippery places, 4 Yes, z replied the old
man, looking ut the preacher g see they
do, but j ean'tt. .s;s
The tedium OF waiting for the minister at
saFecens funeral Was In q measure relieved
by q practical indig iduaI rho Scanyassed the
relatives and friends OF the deceased to- as.
certain their presidential preferences Dan
bury He,Ss. s.s3 SIS IS
a Pekin lIil) woman was asked by tho:
preacher Il her husband feared the Lord
She replied " Fear hiinl Why, bless YOU.
he BE- no feared OF him that he never goes
ont Of ting honse on Sundays without taking
his gun along. .
\. This D. the way they report miiitary ems
canipInenfs ia jaffsord, Private
Wells sIajfts tbs I,asts sfsihiest nose
Barnhaln esIBDt hptA Is caRdle 10 Ii. III
locks ljksR tnerniDg glory, !,
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BY Robertson & Bronauph,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Manchester. Va.

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, PROPERTY
II OF EVERY DESCRIPTION In the fewn Q,
Manchester, including kuae ard small Brick ana
town. We have also for sale n lirmher o' yefy ~.
sirahle Farms In Chesterfield and the adtolnins
counties. in all OF the above mentioned proiSsV
great bargains are offered.
Particular attention given To the reniisg ai,1
Icsping OF property and auction sales 9i ln.fspo
property. EOBERTs0S s. RkQSAUGm..
Office opfnsite The coara-itousc,
~ as-am HUI street. Manchester. va.
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AcANpnATE PULLING FoDpER FOR VoTE.
The Rome Ca Commercial tells q good
story on DR. Powers, ono Of the candidates
for sheriff Of that county. to the effect that
Powers lately stopped to talk with man
VINO, Nth hts two daughters, was pulling
fodder In q Geld on the roadside. The man
wouldn't stop pulling fodder, and the Doc.
tor, in order 10 keep alongside OF him, com.
menced pulling the fodder In the row he WAS
walking In. When he had gof' fairly settled
down 10 II the farmer says: - Excuse me
minute, while step over to the house; you
just knock aloug with the girls here" and he
left. Al. this the girls just made the fodder.
fly, going down their rows In double-quick
time. The Doctor manfully went in, hand
over hand, shlicked his coat, and did his level
best. He painted, he sweated, and yet he.
showed along under the zbroiling sun while
the farmer was in his piazza with his pipe
lit, taking 1t cool, and laughing in his sleeves.
In about IN hour he went out to the field
and released the Doctor. They say the Dos
tor never hinted "sherif," to him, but jerked
up his coat aud left; and now ho don'tgo
in foddeF-tields for yotes-he lodges 'enl.
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ATOTItE.-Be Obliged TO remove my
~ Office to the GRANITE WoEks haze r sG5dt
STh'rF MANTELS and nv agency for the same.
THIS In connection with tho agency before nclu w
him will give him control In this market OF inc wv"
large, 4, and best manufactures in the country.
urgently recommend all who are budlIie 10 c,,,
and Examine. his stock. which Is now the largest
south of New York. ,,,,, o,,r,u-,y
mn .s-1lollw ALlSfSi univ !" =.
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rOAL, COKE, WOOD.--By schooners
~ McSllain. Ocean Bird, and Morning Light am
receiving cargoes OF very superior RED and WHITE
ASH EGG. STOVE, and CHESTNUT ANTHkA-
CITE coat, for sale ut the very lowest market
rates. Also full supply, ut Company's prices Of
CLOVER HILL LUMP. HAIL. and ENGINE
ING COKE. Also MACHINE-SAWED and SPLIT
OAK and PINE WOOD Of unequalled quality. II
is convenient and economical. Also the best CUM
For fuel of any kind apply to the subscriber;
J. Is. WATKINS,
iii Main street and Ninth nnd Cary streets.
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y F.. =.
!. poex ~ ares. c,ett for me"
Thoughsaessly ftie maiden sung,
Fell the words uncoftsci1usy
From her giriish. gleesul tongue
Sapr "a ift'e children sing;
Sing asstae tho birds In Jnno;
Fell thu words like light leaves aoWh
Oh, tile current OF tho tune
Rock or axes, cleft for me-,
Let me hide myself In Thee.
"Iet me hide nysclfin Thee a.
Felt Der soul no need 20 nioe-
s,rfcf IN. song as song conHu ~,
And she had no Thought Deside'
All the words unhccdingiy
Fail from lips untouched by carc'
pre r,nisg not ,bst they might DC
ON some other lirsa praya-
Rock Of agcs. cleft Tor me: :.
Let me hide myself III Ihce.
.Rock of ages. clef; for me-"
Twas wonsn sung them now,
PIradinely and prayerfuity:
Every word her hesrt did know;
Rose the s0ng as s;orm.tossed Dird
Heats with weary wing fhe ar.
Every note with SORROW stirred
Every syllable prayer
Rock OF ages, cleft for me;
Let me hide myself In Thee.
+. Rock Of ages. clef, for me-
J,ir,s grown aged sung tho hymn
yrustInyIy aud tcndcrly,
Voice grown weak and eyes grown dim
- Let me hide myself In Thee.
Trembling though the voice ana low,
Rose the sweet strain peacefully
Like river In its Cow:
Sang rs only they can Sing
Who Iifc's thorny path hath passed;
Sang as only they can sing
Who behold the promised rest
"Rock OF ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself In Thee
"Rock of ages, cleft for me-"
Sung above u coffin lid:
Underneath all restfily.
All life's Joys and SORROWS hid:
yeyernore, y Storm-tossed soul
Neyermore from wind or tide,
Scvermore from pillows roll
Wit thon need thysclf to hidc.
Could the sighticss, siInkcn eyes
Closed beneath the soft gray mar.
Could the mute and stificncd lips
Move again In pleading prayer,
Sill, ave still the words would be
s.Lct me hide myself In Thee
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REMOVALS.

THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY
i Will on and after Monday, September. ID oc-
cupy the store No. 900 Broad street. forner. occu-
pied by Messrs. Cardozo, Fourqurean q 60.
Id
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n asxs.
ny Moody e IsaysH.
Res, Estsse aes:ts and AactlonsesA 4, :
orner Seventh and Hui streets. aianchsstsr. y,

sf4OMMIssIONERS' SALE OF RFar
" ESTATEINTffECD COUNTY sCF chi sTrnI
FIE: 1s'.fy sirtnem adecrets Of fine Circuit CONF
term, s7f, iii the cIiancery suit therein nnai1
styled piaffp rs. WpFriarB d executor Il aIs ,is
saIc at pubic auct,onon MONDAY the si If ss.s
ainf,er 1871 ut IL O'clock . that being eo,,I,
day, IN front OF the court house DOR 0f said cn,ns
Wofshnm adjoining tie lands OF d. tioGae s :
Go0de, and others. fr0nslng on the Ganitn ro,,
three miles from Mattoax station. ON the Fichmnns
two farms. containing NINETY AND THREE
EIGHTHS ACRES aud EINETY-TW0 ANDDEr.
QUARTER ACRES. A portion of each Of Tho
above-,iescribed lands are In cultivation and The
balance I'm pines. e u "
TERMS Liberal. and made known on day Of s,lc
;. BROOKS.
C. G. MCRAE
se2.tds Commissioners
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u T. NJ O Y 4 l.

ID + NJ ' 4 l..
GARDINER. CARLTON & BALDWIN
have removed 10 the new store, lately crecten,
No. 1921 MAIN STREET,
Gnrfjnrr 6 Carlton, where they are now receiving a
large supply Of ,.,,,,,,
suitable for the approaching season, which they
offer for sale on favorable conditions. all 2!-3w
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/" Ring ont wild bells-and tame ones, too
Ring out tile lovers moon:
Ring ont the little slips and socks.
King TN the bib and spoon;
Ring out the muse, ring in the ntlrse,
Ring IN the milk and water:
Away with paper. pens. ana Ink
NV daughter. oh, my daughter"
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BY Islcll Y Son,
AuctiODttrS and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Maln and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIFTY
TURNPiKE ABouT + HREE MIL Es FROM THE
CITY OF ICHMOND-In pursuance of decree
gust 49, 1872, In the suit of Shciton's executor rs
shcltons administrator e ds., will proceed to sell
1T public auction. upon the premises, OH WEDNES-
DA tue atli day Of September, 1872, at o'clock r.
NJ. the real estate therein mentioned. Said pro-
perry consists Of FIFTY-ACRES OF LAND. In the
county of lIenr!cO tic Deep. Run turnpike about
thrrr miles from the city OF Richmond, and ndjoin-
ing = Woohsun's Shop This land extends from the
turnpike 10 Staplcs's Mil road, and may be divided
into two lots, each having front on public road.
TERMS: Enough III cash to pay costs of suit and
expenses Of sale say $780, and the residue In three
equal Instruments at one, two. and three years. the
purchaser giving his negotiable notes with interest
added from day of sale, and the title to be retained
TIL The whole purchase money Is paid and convey
~ JOHN ID. WARREN,
am2 Special Commissioner.
DOR SALE AT AUCTION, on TUES
II DAY the Sd day of September next. at brakes
Branch station. on Richmond and Danyille railroad,
IN Charlotte county, W., NEW HOUSE contain.
9s 81 E soSs sTEse s Sa n5o oT
400 yards from railroad station. For further par
''" 5 Jul il. THOMPSON, brakes Branch.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY. VA, Augnst 0, ls7s.
au io-eod3w&
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL FSTATEIN ORANGE COUNTY. VA.
AS trustees In deed executed March 2lst 1871, by
Ferdinand Jones and wife. we will expose to sale
on the premises. to the highest bidder. ut public
auction, on SATURDAY. September nth, 1872, the
very valuable FARM on which Ferdinand Jones
now resides This farm coutsins -FOUR Hun
DRIED AND WFNIY-FoDKA ACRES, adjoining
the lands Of Philip d. Jones. Colonel George b.. Tay-
loe. and others, Is about four miles from Orange
Courthouse and three from Rapilin station; soil OF
fne quality, improvements good water abundant,
large young orchard of choice apples and other
fruits. ~.
This farm offers rare Inducements TO one desiring
country hGnIe, heing located In u section uislr-
passed for hclth beauty Of scenery, and fertility Of
soil.
TERMS: LIBERAL ana made known on day Of sals-
y. b. JONES.
WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS,
RI l9-tds Trustees.
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WOOD AND COAL.

SEASONED OAK AND PINE WOOD.
- have on the wharf at Rockets large LOT Of
SEASONED OAK and PINE WOOD. which Offer
for s,lc greatly below the market price either de-
livered az on the wharf. II. ". TYLER.
re 2-2t* MOI Nicholson street, Rockets.
(rOAL AND WOOD.-On band and
~ constantly receiving full assortment of EST
GOALS and WOOD. ANTHRACITE COAL Of
best quality at $3.50. &c. $3.50, nnd Si.75 per ton
well screened AMI full weight guaranteed. CLOVER
HILL COAL from si so to $3.50 per load PINE
$3.50 per cord, all delivered free. G. II. PAGE,
70S Grnce street and
nv 20 Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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MARINE INTELlrGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 81. 1872.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER >, 1877.
Sun rises .......... SOS Moon ri 2:57
Sun sets. ......... 6:27 High tide. ........ 1854
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REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE sAly,

KERL FaSKAIE Al PRIVATE SA1p
---~~I--~,-I-----~- rs-S..@-s-I-Selb'
ny Z. u. Eaclio,
Real Estate Agent aid Anctioneer,
OfHce No. Fourteenth street, between Main and
franklin.
DOR. SALE PRIVATELY, A yALuA-
~ BILE FARM OF 121 leg ACRES WITHIN
THREE MILES OF RICHMOND AND HAZE,
NILE OF YORK kiyE l k e STATION.
litSu we'll set In Timothy and clover; large a.
paragtls bed II fine strawberry field Of ". AI6anys,
= large fish and fc pond near the iicusc n arer IN,
nile orchard of selected kinds: feur-oot dyke an
iuund the farm, wiha good STAT fence: good hong
with eight rooms. and wash-lorse. with good vol,
of water and new pump IN II. he house IL susttrt
In beautiful grove of trees, viii, gray He'd .y
wav-nowcr beds on either SIDE The barn Il ,oyio
fcct-?n feet posts, with shed attached for carts nd
wagons; n good pump Of pure water In front # no
stable door a carriage-h0lise. with loft for grain n
tool :nd plouglt-honsc, strnw-nDusc, hog lens. &c
All the buildings new: his farm is Within thrca
miles Of Richmond and within half mile of York
River Railroad station.
Apply to T.. ID. EACHo.
2-lt Arctlprppr
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OAK WOOD FOR SALE AT MAlOS
~ ISLASD SAW-MILL at $3.50 per cord Pine
at ~ TO M An additional charge for hauling Or
dang m.v I'M sem to nost.office box 1875. lu film
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, a nice BRICK RESI-
DENCE. on Twenty-ifih near Clay street. IN
seven rooms. &C., with good lot Rent low 10 Il
good tenant. 1--WE E. upOTuFR.
3l-3t Lf NJ nilc 800.
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A NyILS AND yICES.-For SAFE, q lot
N OF. SECONDHAND ASyILS aud VICES In
good order. WIN be sold cheap.
j. W.iGAfsDwFLi,s co.,
au2a-sw lSl1 Gary street,
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A YTHRACIrE COAL, superior quality,

7 n III SIIUS.
CUMBERLAND COAL, for CRATES. engines, and
smiths work: -
MIDI. OTHIAN and COVER HILL, for CRATES.
Having partially recovered Of my recent severe
attack of illness, am able TO give personal at
tenlion to my business and though yot unable to
daily at my COAL-YARD. corner Cary and Nine
teeuth streets where shall be happy to receive the
orders of Ily friends and the public.
an I0-lm f.. Il. BENTLEY.
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OFFICE OF TIE MUTUAL BUILDING FUND.-
AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK. I
RICHMOND. VA. August |, lss2>
THIS BANK WILL. ON AND AFTER
a this date transact It's business ut the northeast
corner of Main aud Fourteenth strcetS-the office
formerly occupied by Mcssrs sstacs. Taylor VIII
lIams bankers THOMAS S. ARMlSTEhD,
mn Lin Cashier.
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NOR RENT, the large and desirable S$%5
= r pp,CK nUELTINCi on Ross street next ii
t5tre Richmond House recently occupied by Thomas
Angel Esq 1t contains about eleven rooms, an "a
,ost elipfjdv located for lroarng-onse. Apply 10
MUS o r,ei' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-I respectfully an
" no,lncc to my friends and the public that am
still engaged In The COAL and WOOD BUSINESS,
and earnestly solicit their patronage.
Mrs. JULIA l.. JOHNSTON,
Office: No. 81 Ninth street,
M 5-eodlm* hctwrcn Main and Cary.
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WANTED, FITT1 SToSE EoC95,ny to eSI
curling. Twenty -four cents per ne;u foot VIII lie
paid for the SaIlie Office, No north ticS Nn
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MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored.

How Lost, How Restored.
Just published, new edition of DIR.
CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED ES-
SAY on the radical cure OF certain weak
pesses, the effects of Errors and Abuses
in early life.
The celebrated author, in this admira-
BILE essay, clearly demonstrates from a
thirty years successful practice, that the
alarming consequences of such errors and
abuses may be rad :cally cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the
application of the knife; pointing out
mode of cure at once simple, certain, and
effectual, by means Of which every suffer
er, no matter what his condition may be,
may cure himself cheaply, privately, and
radically.
hsgThis Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man n the
land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid on receipt OF Six
cents, or two post lamps.
Also, DIR. Culverwell's Marriage
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soLLETON COUNTY DELINQUENT LIST,
Continued
Lo,oades Tosmship

Lo.oades To,onship.
Chisolmy Robert ], 800 acres land, S build
ings.
Elliott, T.. R. S. 1000 acres land, 6 build
ings.
Gerideau, T. c. S7S acres land, 20 build
ings.
Warren, estate J. 4. l,5l5 acres land,
Whaley, W. James 1000 acres land, 2
buildings.
Blake To,cnship.
Peoples, A. Mcbride 800 acres land, 2
buildings.
Roger 7o,onship.
Dikes, John "a acres land, buildings.
Durr, estate j. L. 455 acres land, build
ings
Henderson, Sam 3S acres land, build
ings.
Judy, James s. acres land.
May, estate j. II. 1000 acres land, and 6
buildings.
Svphret, Jake 20 acres land, building,
tucker, Charles IA acres land, bui ding.
Utsey, W. NJ. l6 acres land, buildings.
"AuUCIlSys 4udiy VI dCIeS Idhu'
Georges Io,onShip.
Daniel, R. c. lot at Georges Station.
Salisbury, j. E. 2 acres land, and build
ings. :
Strobel, Sarah A. 220 acres land, build
ings
Cdrn To,onship.
Thomas Mrs Elizabeth II aeres-lana
Grohan Toonshtp.
Heron. j. r. u acres lands.
Martin, w. S. 900.acres lard.
Owens, Nathaniel 81 acres land build
ines.
Wharton & Petsch, 26OO acres land 5
buildings.
Zeagler, Jacob 1915 acres land 2 build
ings.