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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-06
D.UCTIoN sAIEs--Fnt arc Daya:
ByD. x. Wets;ger, Auciionser: E7Fl Il
,,,o,,,,rserr,,vt,r,,s sIsJ,E IN oNE; HTTN.

COMMISSIONERS SALE on ONE Hun:
tJiDRED AND FORTY-roUR ACRES lMORE
OR LESS OF LAND E lGTT MthaEsF T RIfn
MONDz AND DANVILLE HAILRohD, ,IfiM ~.
DATELY AT BROWNS SUNNI an At a ady,
OF Chesterfield county at the February term, H12 IN
the case Of M D. DHysi 20; s ara sb Gsy y;
March, ls77, ON tho premises, nj ~ o'clock h. the
LAND mentioned IN said bill and decree. hoo Adolf
fifteen acres lie ON the north side OF the ra1iroad
balance on south side; about fifty acres IN eglnai
tpine and oak wood, close 70 the railroad Ga a99St
improvements consist Of small new framed dwelling
and fencing. al&t ;, =. 3 :.
wtslld suit persons desiring to go short distance
from the city, as the trains stop daiiy and da
Persons cnn go by the s,I5 Al d. train and return
By the p. N. train.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, in bonds, with interest aodea
and title retained until purchase money Is pau.
80 I,l.r.E G. c. MCRAE, Commissioner )
Sala conducted by u. X. WEISIGER, Aucttoneer.
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AUCTI0y sALEs-.sTnis nay:
BY Cook & Laughton, Aucaonsess ~
r,.r or Goyarnor and Tranklln streets


4 TTRAcTIvE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
a EuRNITgRE sIb ,ESMn pchnShNA 6E iHia
fM,sST SnRao sTovE. COOKING -RANGE &o:,.AT
hfcTIoNon WEDNESDAY the stn ias.amt, az az
d. I. Williams, ESQ., twho is declining housskeepr
Ing) No. Third street, between MANI al, anu ~1'
e dne Splendid ROSEWOOD sEyEN-ocTAvE
PIhNO-FoRTE, made by Rnaoe Col
One sq HpSsWSop qPsiRLoR SUIT complete in
yREE 5sen EfPif MANTLE MIERoRi,n..
Excellent ENGLISH BRgSSELs ca ,nss .b,asa.
sPPp saa o H6sE%65p Th
very handsome FRENCH-GnT THIRTY-DAI
CLOCK, with glass shade.
The CHAMBERS are furnished with
One ROSEWOOD GHAMBEIR r Sot sIrI ano come one
OILED WALNUT CHAMBER soiA' COM
RMIftf: M,ie PIECES and WARDoRoBrs
S STT S%E HAiE Ei MkTTEEssEs'
BEDSTEADs,
WAsHsTANDs, &c.
The diuIng-roOm furniture Consists OF
R6sE%1pR MX SElE LEhXT2ss sI3EET9bhEPp;
PAX srr pN ~ e. SaNS HAKokEHY
One GAff; dG sFovE, Ty little used and In per
rh ls' as 1rdeF KITCHEN FgENITUgE, including
s,,neri0r COOKING RANGE, with all necessary ap'
uurtenances. very little used.
The above furniture is Of excellent quaty ana ma
been well kept. COON q LACU t, 10y,
| NH In1Se - =.
NTARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue OF M
IYl order of the United States District Court fol
the Eastern District OF Virginia, In the matter OF j
W. Pledge bankrupt will proceed 70 sen az au 6
ton for cash, mt the store slI Broad street. ~ "
o'clock A. NJ. WEDNESDAY, March Gun, the entire
large and desira bic stock OF .... s..---
CONTEMPORARIES,
FRUITS,
JELLIES, &C.; with -r3
CASES, JARs,
Persons dearns to purchase arc invsad to attend
Du'oe -A'> - - DAVID r. PARKER,
NH LID United States Marshal.
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WOOD And COAL.

mo TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
i desire to Inform the tobacco trate tnat w III
make the furnishing Of their supplies sfeslatf III
nv business They can ut all times find a. my SI0Te
LARGE STOCKS Of the BEST GOODS IN THIS
LINE,
am now receiving, partly IN bond.
comprising the :" C & A." the genuine old "G
Cnbrand. the "WaIlls" Extra; also, several
lower grades.
100 bsrrcis Choicest DARK SYRUP, Weighing l2s
pounds per gallon.
IS barrels choice SIFrE0sGUMs.
OILS. TONQUA BEANS, &c.
have made arrangements by wliic VIII have
the sale OF the present. sfGckof the Syrups OF the
Virginia Sugar RefnIngs company. These are the
cheapest Syrps In the nted States ut the prices at
which VIII sell them They are guaranteed pure
sugar and free from a!l chemicals.
Liberal arrangements offered 10 the grocery TRADE
OIL these goods. JOHN II. WILLIAMS,
f. l3-lm 1907 Cary street.
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By A. G. Pulliarn, Auctioneer.

,TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-COMM1s-
II SIoNERS, SALE iOF. VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE IN MANCHESTER, vA.--By virtue OF .
decree entered at the September term {ls7) Of the
SircIjt Court OF the county Of Chesterfield we VIII
sell. rs Commissioners, ON SATURDAY the 9th day
of March, 1872 ut O'Clock P. IL, on the premises,
Tint valuable LOT No. 29i In the plan of the town
Of Manchester, fronting 1872 feet on Decatur street
and running back lss feet adjoining the property OF
Mrs. Rogers, near Barrd's foundry.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance ut SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes With In
terest added title REFINED until deferred payments
are fuify naid. So c. C. McRAE,
- sg go w. I. CLOPTON, ~
~ -. Commissioners.
Sale conducted BY A. C. PUIlLAH, Auctoneer.
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xTrTToy gAIEs...rature days.
by james 81. Tay1of,
Real Estute Agent and Anctionecr, ~
X Is rs No: Tito Main street.

rT7RrsTEEs SALE OF a FARM coz
flaming -FOUR HUNDRED AND Two
ACRES OF land WITH ALL TIL iMrnK1S'SIESss
Gi1HiESstTrEREJEID. nj, AUCTION.-BY virtue OF .
deed OF trust executed by a. Ford, September u;
1871, TO secure tho payment Of certain pong casen
tiiy a. 1870 default having been made IN The pay
ment OF said bond, and at the request OF the pene
iclary in said decd, shall on MONDAS the iit ~
the Chestarfieid County court-house, Manchester all
ihe rght, title and interest Of snid A. A. Ford In
that Certain TRACT Of LAND conveyed BY said
Gatcs deceased, and upon which he resided. .
TERMS: Enough In cash To psy expenses OF SAFE,
and the sum OF H235.Is, with interest thereon from
July a. 1871. The balance ON such terms Us may DC
agreed uponat the Time Of sale: ,r-..... s.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
J. sale Of Mr.C. G. McRae, commissioner, VIII
offer BY request Of DR.. John E. Friend. NINETY
Richmond aud Danyille railroad, adjoining the Muir
CHS land. sni LAW ~ ~,
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at sale.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above was postponed on account OF the snow
until TUESDAY, 10Th instant, ut the same time ano
place. C. G. MCRAE, Commissioner
ID. X. WEISIGER, Auct,oneer. MN 0-lt
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PROPERTY q HOUSE and LOT ut 4 station
OH one Of the most prosperous railroads entering this
city. and about three hours ride distant.
House contains niue rooms, two halls, and two
norci,cs. with cook-room attached, good kitchens
and stabg for fifteen or twenty head of horses and
cattle. Also ice-housc well filled with ice: anG an
abundant supply OF good water; young Orchard of
$50 or 200 fruit trees of best selection, and garden
good as any In the State.
ated for All ordinary.
viii he sold With the above, If desired, 4 HALF
same place.
Said property together pays an annual and cash
profit OF nifty per cent. on sum now asked for It.
For further information, apply ut No. 4 PEARL
BLOCK, Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va.
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GROCERIES, &c.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!

4 EhOCEhlE''' ONOoHNA
~ ,onro IIro cr-~.p
20 hogshcaas LIN fJM ~ ,i FiGE &c SIIGtp.
- nosS hads TT SE-W RPhRI Sf1C; Ar.
10 hossheaP,sI SIC ARSDaii grades:
2oo halIciis N Er tN XII EEGES moi ASSES
100 paIies oANCA-.ohiiAio'A ' ~ H
ties; ,,o,,rr-
$50 bags tlO we fnELIo,,zrE
loo bags i.NIJA1 M SOrf RI; ,,
SO bags AF COttEE-siTlCIi! cnIieT
20 half chest GUNPOWDEit anu H1ooN
TEAS, ,,cr
10 hertsS CAKOLiNA hn.SGEi;iars
10 hogsheadS CL i;oh4I NIB 9lDH''
10 nogsneads III S14t r. nHirRED HaMs-c,n-
70 uelces Siioiv VIZ 81 nt,soS. N ~
Is borT, BREASTS and bNEAhfASI bA-
~ hsiE ~ n and teas fihitD.
100 boxes CHEESE.
1 11S R Ro3es FAMIIY SoAPsNall grades;
SO kegs and barrels ri, BlCAkB. ana SA "a soDA'
in store aud arriving, for sale by
le?O KOliEkE +. M1LLlA.lo -.
SG BARRELS OLD RYE WHlSREY,
w 10 hogsheads ID E N 4, AZ 81 SSSGAh'
1SO hays RIO COFFEE.
n 10 boxes B i &C Joh ES, . -, r.o, r-,co.
re Is HARVEY & JONES.
TOHN n. WILLIAMS, OF THE LATE
- firm of Harveys & williams, has the pleasure of
informing his friends and the trade generally tat ne
s taken the new store in raca1ng h9 so
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DICH1IOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
N ROAD.-On and after December l, ISL:

lO ROAD.-On ana alter llccflhDcr l, isl'
GOING WEST.
Train No. Through passcn2cr) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays at 4:o5 4. NJ; Leaves DAN
vile ut ll:03 A. NJ; arrives at Greensboro I'll ~:
P. If.
Train No. 9 Gynchburg rasscngerl leaves Rich.
mond daily at els A. NJ. arrives ut LyTchburg ats
Train No. II Through mail and e1press) leaves
Richmond daily at 2!0 p. H.. leaves Danv!lle daily
at l044 p NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily at liz
4. n
Train No. Il Through mail ana express ieaxs
Greensboro daily ct $50 L. VI. leaves DaiiYi!e
daily at lO:12 P. NJ; arrives at Richmond oAly "
Train No. o {through passenger) leaves Greens
boro, daily (except Sundays Ut ll:o5 A. Ne; leaves
Danville ut TT =. n; arrives at Richmond Al Ell
Train No. 10 nynchburg passenger leaves Lynch
burg daily ut $50 A. ~. leaves Burkevlle IL T.
NJ; arrives at Richmond at4 p 81 ,..
Trains Nos. 2 and ii connect nc Greensboro WIN
trains on the North Carolina railroad Tor al p"iA"
south. t -.
the AtlaItic Mississippi aud Ohio railroad Tor all
points southwest and south. -.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points SCUM ana
southwest can be procured at the ticket olace 10
Richmond, and Of K. WALKER gen. S o. GS An
lantic Mississippi ard Ohio railroad, No. l32' Aain
street, Richmond. a.,
Papers that have arrangements TO advertise tie
JOHN X. MACMURDu,
General Freight and Ticket n GENT
80 =. ~ auA
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WANTED, a WHITE BOY for OFFICE
w WORK. Apply before 10 A. NJ. at 915 Bank
W WYNN ~NF<'' NH J-Itk
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WANTED, an active, perseverlng YOUNG
w MAN with good reference, to solicit orders
1or = On " ~ "ENERGY,"
..x at this office
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WANTED. a No. 1 COOK, WASHER
w and IROEER for small family. None need
apply unless they are such. Apply t2.vop
a. oAe' Church Hill.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Tor SALE PRIVATELY, the FIX
Il TURES. BRANDS, and GOODWILL Of a
m ses% no, ticul:.r for the manufacture of plug and
snekinyef toba, cco. Also, a FOURTEEN HORSE
pDWER STEA NJ ENGINE, In use but Il short time
hHv one desiring to engage in the business will lind
everything In reah ness to commence operations at
once >, a., ,..,5
be rented on rcaSo, able terms, mt the option Of
the purchaser. - ~. sooo,v
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THE TOWN OF

THE TOWN OF
RONCEVERTE.
ten miles west of the White Sulphur Springs, In
GrcenLricr county West Virginia on the line OF the
Ghesapcakc and Ohio railroad, will be one of the
most important points on the line of this great tho
roughfare, and has many advantages as point Tor
investment by mechanics. merchants manufactu-
rers and others, not 10 be found elsewhere.
It the dcpot for greater extent OF fine produ-
cling and grazing country than any other station De-
tween StIliuton and the Kama wha.
1t Is the natural emporium oil the lumper traae OF
tho Grcenbrier valley. .
1t is an important point in the operations ot the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, WHICH ms
cngine-house cattlc-yard, macllne-shop, and other
purposes.
The Greenbrler Lumber Company has already in
oper.tion 3: fine steam saw-nii and the st. Law
renee Boom and Manufacturing Company has built
a boom mile long in the Grecnbricr river. The
Ronccycrtc Grist Mil, with four of stones, Is
also in operation, Fine building stone Is abundant
lumber cheap and Of good qnaty, while the healthy
climate and the productivcncsS OF the surrounding
country make living pleasant ana convenient.
Lots are now selling at Ronccrcrte, and stores and
other houses being built.
For maps or further information, address the I'M
dcrsigncd, ut FonceYcrtc, Grecnbrler county West
Virginia CECIL CLAY,
f. lG-cod3w r. l.. HESTER,
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RICIIMOSD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co., |
- - RICHMOND, VA, January g, 1917. !

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Coat
-.E .@ai RICHMOND, VA, January %, 1874. !
.NN AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1sr the
" TRAINS on this road Will run as follows:
The NAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at a:.5 A.
u. and 2:3o ?. A., and leave Petersburg at ASA.
NJ and TOO z. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at.
tacled, leave Richmond at 4. NJ. and 4;:o I. ".
and leave Petersburg at 1:!5 A: ~ and $50 T. ~;
and an ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN connecting
with the train from Norfolk leaves Petersburg at 10
a; The N: a AIS 4. MTRAIN Will not leave Richmond
on Sundays, and the 7:!s A. 81. FREIGHT TRAIN
and 100 +. nj. MALL TRAIN will not leave Peters
burg on Sundays.
Fare for single tickets. Is
Fare for return tickets. 2 o.
Communication tickets can be had at TIC following
rates: A..
Fifty trip-ttckets for. $50 90
One hundred trip-tickcts fcr....... 81 y,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 7. NJ
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk VIII con-
meet ut Petersburg with the 10 A. N. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Hill viii take the eco \.
NJ TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays
and returning leave Richmond on the same days at
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
The 3 4. 81. TRAM will connect ut Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Tor
hSh MEEPfS St on the ESQ p TRAIN run
ming through to Wilmington. 4. y. kAsEY,
"a 40 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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GENERAL RAILROAD
" TICKET OFFICE,
500 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

THROUGH TICKETS for sale to all principal
points North, South, East, and West.
Calls for passengers and baggage made for all
trains and baggage checked at residences and hotels
on tickets sold by US.
information III regard to routes given on applies.
ton.
Also assistance In obtaining bcrhs or sections On
seeping-cars will lie given passengers going SOUTH
| . fe l7-im A. w. CARRIER co.
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.KAILROAD,l, 5L,INrs
EAILROADg LINES.
IN
R1CHMOND-ANf, YORK RIVED
~ ~. RAILsR DAD. ,t ="
NOTICE TO sHIPpEns AND TIE rp.vr,
- 1-<a--- LING PUBLIC A'1N ' En-
II sTRI-WEEKLY LINE 81 81
BETWEEN RICHMOND. Hal Tr,snn,, = 4
PHlLADELPHIA,. NET YOEK.
4a ANDHOsTQN.A AND TO, ILL., ,se-
81 81: POINTS NORTH AND -
EAST.tWEST AND a,
NORTHWEST.

Passenger train lesfves Richmond ON rrs.s.--
Thursdays, aud Saturdays, at 3 r. NJ. eonnac.,ys
With the splendid steamer sT ATE OF FfRG sfStns
points, touching at DE liver iandinys ND
In Baltimore on the following morning In tjr,a Y
connect with trains north and west. - ame 70
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
Passenger train lcases daily lc1eeD. Sunday 70,
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. . M enr,
street. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frid.vv.h int
p. III, arriving IN Richmond at II O'Clock H. ~,
lowing morning giving passengers three hors AMI
the leaving of tie trains South. Se'''s
Freight train, with passenger car attached Ic,,o.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, az o,ciccI
~, for through 1reights 70 NIL points Norh ana n;
for local freight between Richmond and Wes, p1y
STAGES carrying the United States Nail u.
FISH HAUL on Tuesdays and Fridays for Tan,ss"'
hammock and all intermediate points. -@Spa-
Passengers by this route leave Richmond on rrpox
Fare from Richmond to MiIer's. .,... .
Fare from Richmond TO Burlington =,
Fare from Richmond TO Walkerton. ~
Fare from Richmond to King William Court. :"
FrelaSs received daily, carefully handled 20 .,
promptly forwarded. Through bills Of lading aSen
10 all points. j, - - "'''H
From Richmond to Baltimore. ..........sam
From Richmond to Philadelphia. ............ *
From Richmond to New York................ Ia "a
From Richmoi0 TO Boston, all rail. ........ II x
From Richmond to Boston via the soInd. "a y
II WILLIAM n. BRAGG, SupcriDtenden,
,REUgES FOSTER, General Agent, No. 80 Light
). L. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agent.
n. ii. HoTcHNss, Travelling Agent. NH,
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WANTED, a SITUATION TO TAKE
w -I.DCE OE A FARM, by man with
Evil, family. Address FARMER" Dtspdtch Of
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- RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG Ayp)
POTOMAC ROUTE, February II, 1872. /


49, POTOMAC ROUTE, February II, 1877.
TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta.
~ ton, Richmond. ut $50 A. NJ.
UP NIGHT NAIL leaves Byrd-Strect station,
Richmond, at s:45 7. NJ. Except on Sundays)
" UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street sta.
ton, Richmond, at $3.50 p. II. Except on Sundays)
. DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street STA
ton. Richmond, at cit p. 81.
DOWN NIGHT NAIL arrives at Byrrl-Street sta.
ton. Richmond. at 3;30 a. VI. Except on Mondays,)
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives al
Broad-Street station, Richmond, at SIP a. 81. lex.
u RCCoMMO6ITIoS TRAIN runs to Milford only.
Travellers bound westria Baltimorea and Ohio ran-
road will by taking the $40 A. ~ mail hence connect
with the AIS T. III. train at Relay House the Bsl-
more and Ohio railroad. BY tile s:.5 p. " they vii,
connect with the 500 A. M. at Relay House Oh the
same road-the former being the quicker line for
points west
A SPECIAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, will be run between Richmond and
Milford on THURSDAY Of each week. leaving Rich
mond at GAS A. H. arriving at Milford at l?? =. NJ.
Returning, will leave Milford at H.: and arrive in
Richmond the same day at se4 7. II. Farp the
same rs on the accommodation train. NH
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WANTS.

: S1DDLE-AGED WHITE NAN, who
a ~ GOOD nennan and accountant, wishes 70 ges
either as Ch ea1 Of He Would also
some who onsx for parties who don't keep regular
Collector or JOB writing ely s Teisye9 oee can 'e
mad If require. Address 81, O'sp'"c'' oN'ee'
x,,1
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TOR SALE, TWO NEW FRAME TENEr
4 MENTS on Union Hill, containing four rooms,
>~'o- COULLIN(I & MEADE,
NH c-ot 1901 Main street
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IS cMYRNAn-A DELIGHTFUL RESI-.

u Arlington Depot, Nelson county. Va.
FL. BENSON, Aucttoneer. fe l4-W&S3wH
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BUSINESS. WANTS

yITANTED. GOOD LAND FOR A |
w LARGE COLONY. Give particulars: Adj |
dies , Jt,',N $780, o. ~,
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WANTED, all persons in want Of
w LEATHER of any description to know that
we have in store, and are receiving from steamers
George Is. Upton and Isaac Bell, u large STOCK OF
sol IS LEATHER, CALF-SKINS, &C., which we
"f 70 1en ~ ''' o. II. CHALkLEY & co.
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE two million
w feet of TIMBER IN the trec-not cNceedins
+,.o ,niIes from the line of the Richmond and Dam
Vile rsiiroad-PINE. WHITE-OAk. and HlChO-
RY. WILLIAM II. BRANDER, JR.
ca oo,ot* Manchester, Va.
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WTAETED, TO PURCHASE second
about forty or nifty TONS Apply ut No. ll1o Main
IStr
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-31
Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
DIR. asADWAY,S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

PeII0etIy tasteess, elegantly coated with sweet
s,, sum, purge regulate, purify, cleanse, and
ssuiehgthen, KadSay's Pills, for tho cure of all
disorders OF the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kid
neys, bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache,
constipation, Costiveness, Indigestion, Dyspep-
s,a' Biliousness, Bilious Fever, Inflammation of
inI howels, I Piles and ali arrangements of tho
c,,o H%1 rlseera' warranted to effect positive
minerals or deloteIious drugs.
-, few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will freo
tne me systom from all the aboye named disorders.
','" 90 cents por box. SoLp ny DRuGGIsrs
,, h"Ap FALSE AND TRUE" send ono
.,.' S'Dhp 10 kADWAH X CO.,, No. 80 warres-
street, cor oi Church street, Nav york rnfnr.
nation worth thousands wili be sent YOU
'gugl2yGuS2
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-31
4 Administrators Notice.

y Office is hereby given that letters Of ad-
ministrstion were granted to the undersigned
on the estate Of David W. Carter, deceased by
he Clerk Of tho Probate Court Of Lincoln county,
Mo-, on the 18th day of June, iS7..
All persons having claims agans It said estate
are required to exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one year fro III the date of
said letters, or they may be precluied from any
benefit of said estate. and if not exhibited within
two years from the dato sf said letters they will
be forever barred.
JallO EDGAR NJ. BROWNING, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-31
CONFECT,ONERJEs
"A Administrators Nnt,cc

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
~ istraiion were granted to the UNDERSIGNED
on tho estate Of James Porter, deceased :. hy ibn
S,efK oil the Probate Court Of Lincoln county
Mo', on the i?th day Of April, is72 '''
Al persons having claims against said estate
S'o Ie4u'ea'to exhibit them to the administratn,
Tor allowance within one year from tbn do,a "
,aid Letters Or they may be precluded from anv
oeheht OF said estate and If not .xbib;,' !
w'thin ,wo years from the date o. saiI ln,,or'
thcy will bc forever barred, '' sal" 'e'''r'
m'F-"'' y O, 5ITT0N. Aim'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-31
Il Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby givsn that letters of admin
- istrnri'n were granted to the undersigned
on the estate Of william 5. Cochran, deceased,
by the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Lincoln
county, Mo, on the 18th day of June, 1872.
All persons having claims against said estate
are 1irod to exhibit them to the Administrative
Tor allowance within one year from the date Of
SAID letiors, OF they may be precluded from any
beneht OF said estate, and if not exhibited within
TWO years from tho date of said letters they will
be forever barred.
julie MAY BELL COCUKON. AIm'x.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-31
No. Is
Trey PROPERTY.
No.. I6

Here is the place 70 get your money back. ="
Tho focnsalot property on Main, Chcrry md
tnlol streets, three store rooms ono frontiut. on
NAN ana Cherry streets, the other two fronting
on Main street, all ono-s'ory frame buildings |;
ana On the same lot and Immediately back of the
store room on the corner o' Main and Cherry is
ohe'Story frame dwelling with rooms. Thi.
property occupies the very best location in tho
town OF Troy for any kind of mercantile bust
ness, and will be sold at very low figures and OF
terms exceedingly generous. If you desire the
best business stand in Troy you w;ll find it to
your interest to be up and doing, else you will
lose bargain worth having.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-31
Every Day an Increase i'm
Flesh and Weight is
Seen and Felt.
The Great BOOd Purifier

krery Drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN RE-
SoLVENI communicates through the Blood
sweat, and other fluids and juices of the sys-
TEN me rigor Of ye, for it repairs the wastes of
the IN body with new and sound material .Seroju,a,
Throat, Mouth, Tun,ors, Nodes IN Me GlYnds o"J
9,her 9,,her parts Of the system, Sore Eyes, Strumoro,s
dhcho,ges from The Ears, and tie uors, fotms of
SFm diseases, Eruptons, Ftper Soyes. ScaH Heod
H"a hSrm' SAT- Rhsum, E,ysipeias, Acne, Black
m%s; WORMS See!'', and all ,eastes of The life
'roa"er Of Modern chemistry, and leo dav's
use "." pTope 10 any person using il or either of
these os Of disease ifs potent ,oger to cure Meni.
Not only does the SARsApRrLlIAN REsoLyESr
exeels all known remedial agent, in tho curo Of
Ihronic' Scroiuous, Constitutional, and Skin
diseases; but 1t is the only positive euro for
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-31
Lot in Troy.

Lot \ D. rs IN Tro'
lots, dwelling with iro.
COW lot, a young orch.
garden, in a dasirnblo
street and commands
1t low figures and tol
fuy before the ST I 4
thereby secure yourself