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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-24
PASSENGER TRAlN

PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond On TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, aud SATURDAYS, at y. M. connect
ing with the splendid
STEAMER STATE OF VIRGINIA
Captain l.. w. FREEMAN, va. ....
for the aboye-named points, touching at the
river landings, and arriving in Baltimore on the
following morning in time 10 connect with trains
North ana West. ..r.
Through tickets and baggage checked TO all
points.
Passenger train leaves DAILY and Oh Sunday
for West Point ut 7:3U "A. M. -....
Steamer leaves Baltimore, Pier No. 9, No. 81
Light street, on MONDAYS, WEDN ESDAYS,
and FRIDAYS, at 4 +. NJ, arriving in Richmond
at II O'Clock the following morning, giving pats
sengers 3 hours and 80 minutes 10 transact bust
and dine before the leaving of the trains
South.
FREIGHT TRAIN,
with passenger car attached, leaves TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at
O'Clock A. M, fol through ireghts to all points
North and West, and on MONDAYS WE'D
NESDAHS and FRIDAYS, for local freight be-
tween Richmond and West Point at A. M.
freights received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded.
Through bills of lading given to all points.
FARE:
From Richmond TO Baltimore. .....S 4 20
Philadeiphi;t............. 65
- New York. ........... 10 90
Boston (lll rliD...... II -
" " DIV Sound)... IA 10
VIM. N. BRAGG, Sup't.
]. L. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight
Agent, Richmond. fel7-u
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SEWING-MACHINES.

SINGER-Shaffer & Strong agents for Virginia
and North Carolina-9l3 Main street. See adj
vertsement.
WHEELER L. WILSON-C. l.. Roadway gen
eral agent--l00l Main streets
WILCOX & GIBBS--James f. A. Gibbs, Pro-
prietor--Ninth and Bank streets. See adyer-
tisement
GROVER e. BAKER-G. 4 N. w. Darby,
Agents-90l Broad street.
HOWE IMPROVED-J F. Mckinney, Agent
1913 Main street. The latest in modern i'm
provements. See advertisement.
WEED'S-Wm. Lockhart agent-7S9 Main
corner Eighth street
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BY Richardson 4 Co., Real Estate Agents and
Auctioneers, lllS Main street
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-24

VIM. n. BRAGG, Sup't.
!. l.. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight
Agent Richmond. fel7-u
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PLUMBING, STEAM & GAs-FITTING

DANIEL ODONNELL, No. SIS Broad street.
w. J. ANDERSON, Nos. s25 Main aud 2O6
Broad streets. ...
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.

4 uCTloN SALE OF WooDv,LLE LoTs
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-27

TIME UNDERSIGNED is now running a
tri-wcckly stnge from Lebanon to Al
bnny, carrying the U. 5. Mails, leaving
lebanon every Monday, "Wednesday ana
Friday mornings, and returning, leave
Albany Mt 3 O'Clock r, NJ. of said days.
passengers called for in any part OF the
city. All orders should be left nj the n.
Charles Hotel, Albany, for passengers OF
Pnckares and light freight pnnctualiy
deiivcre9i nj low rates Al business en-
trusted 10 me win beprOmptly attended to.
'lu''N'' Z, w. B. DONACA.
Ip5f ebanOn, Fcb.. 10, '1s9ivA
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FRANKLIN MARKET.
ALBANY. OREGON.

J. u. HEBRON, Proprietor,
GAN. AT THE OLD PLACE on
"A Front street, proposes TO furnish ali
whe apply with all kinds of MEATS, at the
lowest market rates. By strict attention
to business he hopes to dive general aatis-
faction 20 Rll who may favor him with d
tzlll Highest RlArkct price raid for
POULTRY j. II. HEBRON.
n38V4 -E
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DR. II. .. SMITH, DENTIST
PapeT-IlssmginG, Calcelninlrlg,
Decorating, &c.

II NJ. WADSWORTH win give prompt
4 attention to all orders for Paper
hanging, Caleemining, Decorating, &C., in
this city or vicinity. All work executed
in the latest style, in tho best manner, and
al lowest living rates. GO Orders left 1T
Furniture Warero0lns Of Chas. Mealey will
receive prompt attention. iOy4
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$. III. CEAEF;ssTGs,
AGENT FOR LINN COUNTY.
LEBANON, OREGON.

klSo NJ he Drug Store of 4. CAROTH-
ERS 4 co, Albany, Oregon,
May 3, lSi2n31
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DR. VAN NCLEyE's
GalVaniC Abdominal Supporter
AND
UTERINE REGULATOR.
rT,UE MERITS OF THIS INSTRUMENT

THE MERITS OF THIS INSTRUMENT
i consist principally in the support 1t
gives to the abdomen and spine. THE belt
is broad, supported by suslnnders passing
over the shoulders, and kept in shape by
selfgenerating Galvanic Plates, which give
pleasant current.
The Regulator IS also Galyanic its Cup
and NOzzles are made of Silver; It's Stem, Of
Copper and Zinc, Il hollow, that injections
OF the Uterus. II can be so regulated by
its thumIpscrew as 10 meet amy inal-pOsi-
ton OF the Uterus. and Is unequalled In
meeting any form OF female disease.
Price, s25. Patented August u, 1871, by
w. S. Van Cleye, Centralia, Illinois.
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Territory for ga4e, or Will receive
Royalty for manufacture.

For State or Territorial rights to manu-
to COLL. VAN CI4EvE, Albany, Oregon.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

How SCHOLARS ARE MADE.-Costly np2ar,
atus and splendid cabinets have no magical
powe: to make scholars. In all circumstahces,
as a man is, under God, the master of his owl
fortune so is he the maker of his own MIND
The Creator has SO constituted the human IN:
tellect that it can only grow by its own acton
tain,y and necessarily grow. Every man
must, therefore, educate himself. His books
and teacher arc but helps; the work is ~. ms.
A man is not educated until he has the ability
to Summon, in an emergency, all his mental
mowers in vigorous exercise TO effect its pro-
rosed rod object 1t is not the man who has seen
most, or read most, who can do this; such
one is in danger Of being borne down, Ike q q
beast of burden, by an overloaded mass OF
other mems thou ghts. Nor is it the man who
can boast of native vigor and capacity. The
greatest of all warriors IN tho siege of Troy
had not the Pre-eminence because nature nat. aa, NAG
bow, but because self-discipline had taught
him now to bend it.-UaHict UtLster.
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nal government would be to provide plenti-
ful supply of vaccine lymph, or tho money
wherewith to purchase such q supply. What
did the Government do for England and Ire
land respectively in this matterf Why, for
the purchase of lymph for the former they
gave Gil goo, while for the purchase of it for
the latter they gave tho magnificent sum of
t4oo. Moreover, in England any one can get
tablishment in London on merely applying for
it, and for nothing; while in Ireland no ono
can get it without paying for il, and even then
not enough. Had time and space in this let
mark able men who spoke this evening at tho
meeting of the Home Government Association.
alude to Father Quaide and tho Rev. Profess
sor Galbraith. But have not time nor space
now, and must defer tho task to n future time.
Here may add that l shall present you, in
these letters, from time to time, with sketches
of our most eminent public men.
Tho funeral of the political prisoner, Mr..
Bryan Dillon, in Cork proved. as predicted
in my last it would prove, great national
present, and Col. Richard Burke, one of the
deceased's ow-convcts pronounced the
funeral Grafton.
Irish students are carrying all before them
in the competitive examinations. At recent
examination for the Excise and the Navy aud
Army Medical service not only nearly forty
per cent. of the successful candidates were
Irishmen educated in ireland, but also all the
best places were obtained by Irishmep. This
very week out of nine artists selected by o
competitive examination open to all candi-
dates wherever educated, to copy the cartoons
| of Ruffaeie, two arc Irish students, pupils of
the Cork school of Art. In fact, the single
| county of Glare has since the establishment Of
open competition, obtained more places In the
public services than the whole of Scotland
with all Its boasted education and its ineradi-
cable hatred of and contempt for Ireland and
everything Irisb J.J c.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

THE PIN MAcHINE.-This machine is one of
the closest approaches that mechanics have
made to the dexterity of the human hand. 1t
IS about the height and size of q lady's sewing
machine, only much stronger. On the side ut
the back, light belt descends from n long
shaft in the ceiling that drives all the ma
chimes. ranged in rows on the floor. On the
left side of the machine hangs on n peg reel
of wire that has been Strengthened by running
through 4 compound system of small rollers.
The wire descends, aud the end Of it enters the
machine. This is the food consumed by this
voracious little dwarf. He pulls it in and
bites it off by inches, incessantly-l4o bites to
the minute. Just as ho seizcs each bite, u III,
tie hammer with a concave face. hits the end
of the wire three times, "upscts" it to head,
while he gtpes it to q counter sulk hole be.
tween his teeth. With an outward thrust OF
his tongue he then lays the pin sideways in o
little groove across the rim of q small wheel
that slowly revolvcs. BY the external pressure
of a stationary hoop, these pins roll in their
places as they are carried under two series
of small files, three in each. These files grow
finer towards the end of the series. They lie
a. Il slight incliu nation on the pins, and series
of cams, levers and springs arc made to play
lightning. Thus the pins are dropped iii O
| little shower into q box. Twenty eight pounds
are q days work for one of these jerking little
| automatons The machines reject crooked
pins the slightest irregularity in any OF the"
| being detected.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

Ocp SOUTHWESTERN TEADE.-As our
railroads penetrate farther southwest
openine up a channel Of direct comnunica'
ton with Texas, New Mexico and Mexico,
we find the business men OF those sections
On the alert for a visit to st. Louik, whicg
is geographically the point Of supply 70 a.,
that immense and wealthy country; ibes"
men generally lay in goods in wholesale
about twice a year, and as the fall season
! ia now about open in the far South west,
We are surprised to notice the advent o.
ouite a number of prominent merchants
! from that section. There are at present IN
the city some twenty odd gentlemen, re-
nresentiug Texas and Mexico, who arc
! buyine in stocks of goods of the valce, on
n low average, of at least $4,000 each
| This is a trade worth having, and we may
expect, with the completion of railroad
Communication, that this commercial inter
course will steadily augment in proportiO;
70 the facilities offered for transportation
and the influx of population into that rich
but comparatively unknown cOuntry.-S'
Louis Home Journal, Aug. 81.
What are New Orleans merchants deta:
20 get their share of this trade
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BUILDING SoCIETIEs.-It is estimated that
there are 2OOO building societies now in exist
enee in England and Wales, the total numbeT 7
of members being soO'ooO, with subscrioeu
capital of over S3O.OO0, 900, total assets to the
amount of S55, 600 600, mortgage advances over
$50, ,0O0, 900, aud yearly income of more than
$50 600, 900. Ono society has nearly l1,OOt
members, and another 1900. The income oi
the societies is over 81 500, OoO. So great Is th'
confidence of the pubic in these enterprise
that many of them have reduced the raie ~
! interest to four and even tbreo per cent, "
order to check tho inliuE Of depu5Ii7 whiel
still come flowing in. In various districts th'
/ banks find it difficult to compete with tAem
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15
A rcrr fat man, for the purpose G

A very fat man, for the purpose of quiz
zing DR.. -, of -, asked him to
prescribe for his complaint, which was
sleeping with his mouth open. "Sir," said
the doctor, 'your disease is sincurable. our
skin is too short, SO that when you shut
your eyes your mouth oPens.'
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

The tine 20 unssc.s yorE saol ii las-=--=se -
when yonr hat Epaa Of fAg street and
your eye az. TOO fri. ~ C.ss;0 -. " I way
i goes
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

Cuiike the SUD, intellectual luminarles
shine brightest after they set.-Coiton. r
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15
Morning Star and Catholic Messenae:

THE MoRNINo STAR has been ssarte,
with the approval Of tho eccles;astica
authority Of the Diocese, to supply an
admitted want in New Orleans. and ia
mainly devoted to tho interests Of the
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfere in
politics except wherein they interfere
with Catholic rights, but will exposc
iniquity in high places, without regard to
persons or parties. Next to the spiritas
rights Of all men, it will especially cham i.
pion tho temporal rights of the poor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

Approval u tie Nest Res. AreAbiskss
We approve Of the Aforesaid under.
taking, and commend IL to the Catholics
of our Diocese.
~. N. Archbishop OF New ORlxAss.
December ~. 1867.
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UNITED STATES.

1EAINE.-The official returns received up 10
he 10th include something more than ninety
~ cent of the total vote of the State. The
Rioriiits in the several Congressional dis
b; Frv, 5e09; Blaine, 500; Horsey 1850 /;
sls, 2TOO. These aggregate majorities do
e8 dif1.r materially from Perham's majority.
ne largest gains are IN tho Third and Fifth
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

rsrm,-By Carrier, "a; By NAIL ss-,n Aav..e,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15

Srninu Star and Catholic Messenger
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
&Etr Orleans Catholic Publication Company, at
rc. 1874 Carondelet street. 6et,ceen Poydras and
Lafayette streets.
The Directors Of the Company are:
ost Rev. Archbishop N. j. PERcHE,
"a Presi lent.
d Vice President.
SEy Rev. G. RAYMOND,
<ry Rev. ]. MoYSIHAN.
u. T. J. KENNY.
~. T. j. SMITH, c. NJ.
~. II. G1EsEN, c. SIS. R.
1THN T. GIBBONS.
&HN McCAFFREY.
al communicationsare to be addressed to the
eors ofIRe Morning Star and atAolieM Messenger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-13
IiY ~. Gndlln
by ". Goddin,
Auctlonccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
" OF TWO 1IuNDfED AGhHS; MlIiItN
tppIT TWO AND 4 HALF Mlt fS OF "A
iDEPOT ON TIE NORFOLK MD FETitltS-
BURG RAILROAD. IN THE COUNTY OF Sus
'SEZ.-Er virtue of a decree pi the Cllarcery Court
of HIrir,ioul entered on the oath Jnlc, 1872, In til,
;iase at Grant, &C.. rs. NrwhnrIi, &C., | shall. us
s,rclal commissioner thereby appointed, proceed 10
rrul estate aurtipncrr. rurntT at IhiIfk aud Eleventh
streets, in the city al i;ichmond, oil fSiDAI Inc
18th July. iS7", 1T l. o'clock NJ, he IiiAci Wy
| y lwnici ~ above. on the trr.ln slide Of Blirk
swamp. In SuS.'x county. containing two hundred
acres. more ur les, having thereon Il small dwelling
house.
TEiMS: One third -as', irlmice at SIX and twelve
months for negotiable lOicS, inttrsst added, ana
title retained TIL all vi the purchase money be paid
ROBERT HOWARD,
tr Commissioner.
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AucrsoN sAIss--ru.ure bays.
ny Lee ID Godfiu. 4sJ
+AuctioHeefs ard Real Estate Agents.,
ST. Nu.1yia Main street.

--
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE AND ALSO yEkY
FyhLnu,ABL1Ee s,AL 4 KIii,Ts ,1IfSssn1dl ~ fssIs,
to n decree OF the. Circuit L0urt OF the cityof klcli-
Inofd pronounced on the f7th day OF June, 1874. In the
SHIT of the Commonwealth fs. +. HI HUFFMAN, late
sheriff of Hcnric0t county, aud others, tho under
signed, special commissioners, rialnefil said decree.
viii, on MONDAY the 9TH day of August, IsT2,
TINT teing cgurt-lay. at thu court house -of He,irico
county, proceed to sell Ut public auction to the high-
est bidder NIL the following described rral estate,
situate In the county of Henrco-fo wit:
That TRACT OF LAND contaihing x
HUNDRED ACRES, being tlic, homestead OF IL.
Mctiruder, deceased, called : The Short NM"
Also, another OF LAND. adjacent TO Tho
ainye-iamcd Tract, containing TWO HUNittEly
AND F~ORTY-FOUK ACRES, purchased by u.
Mc(irudcr. deceased, of Fletcher. ezra
Also, SlXrY-SIN ACRES DE LAND near the
Short Pump, purchased of John aud Mary Jones
and others.
Also. all interest IN, to, and OUT Of all COAL
LANDS and COAL RIGHTS devised by 2. Me-
Grinder, deceased, by his will, to William NJ. Nc
Grider aud z. !. Mcflrudcr. s}.s -
All the abovc-icscribcd property Is considered
very valuable and desirable on account of Locations.
improvements, and coal and persons dcsfrous OF
purchasing arc requested to examine The properly
before the day OF sale. -- s
TERMS or SALE: One-nftl of the purchase money
2ili he required TO be paid in cash; the residne .n !
credit OF six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty.four
months, tho purchasers executing their negotiable
notes for the deferred payments, With Interest ut the
rate ofsi1 per ccntitm per an1iun added from day
of sale, and legal title retained by the court until TIE
So JAMES C. TAYLOR,
JOHN a. MEREDITH, !
+. L. TURNER,
~ lS-tds Special Commissioners.
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By Jainrs NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Aurtioncer,
Office No. lilo Main strict.

THREE BEAUTIFUL AND DESlRA-
E~LY-LOCATED BUILDING LOTS. ON
MAIN STREET NEAR MoNROE FAltk, @
SALE ar AICTION.-Wi i'll In sold IN MrNpAl
tic 18Th DAY ofJuly, l>T", on The premises. at % o'clock
r. NJ. three desirable BUILDING .bTS. one front
lug 50 feet on tho north side OF Main. between tlreri
and Ponlar streets, and running back 1876 feet 10 ar
allie, II feet wiir. aud two between Poplar anI Nor
riss streets. Opposite Mnrton's garden. fronting 2:
feet each. with all The building material thereon, ano
running back IqG feet to II wide alley.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance at SIX a~ndtwclV'
| months for negotiable notes, Interest added, and &C.
cured lv a decd Of trust.
~ 10 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. huctionccr.
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rIEEs.-PW Lddciphin, july i1.-TI,is eve.
HHn- " lire broke out in the establishment ol
49,. Nl.tIrn, No. II south Seventh street,
ttr lower lio"r was used 10y the keystone
COLLAR Company, the second floor by j. Is
NH'iN X Co., book publishers, and The !nlirtl
aU+i nth stories by Mir. Marlicn H. Il stcrco'
tti' foundry. The parties all lose heavily,
'Fi arr tally insured.
t"""Nro. CANADA, July IA fire III FL
hn'i WhnI'>alc drug store this nornin"
'..'>tt 4 loss on the building and contents OF
>'',"oo. Fully insured.
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r,,m,,r!r RrCovERY.-Scycras week,
lrrL lIairSirn. u Of The hands OF
i,.,r, 4 FNzratrick, contractors Oh , IN,
l.'',l,rr and nmviiic railroad near inns
n,d his skull broken Just BACK q, h'>
l.' .,,9J h> = pirrr "f stone thrown from 4
nrin. an his heed. crushing INTO INC
.Il and driving portions of IL into th'
,A.m rr Il. W. Martin was called =" sec
~ .". and found him in conyulSions, induced
t,'. 81, injury 70 She brain, and suffering M
,r, Glance to save him was I" perform
,Iri.uic operation of trert'nh,s ms
=. which lr did t" III" almost 'hSia''-
-, i,f;cf of his patient. Three days
is. ward. The mln walked twenty-five m'ics
.. l.omr. in Henry county, through :
,n- 1o, >,in. aud n few da,>a%o returned
',lia.c nearly entirety recovered. lit
, the intention I" resume ms "ofh
,.trad - >onu ~ hc shall have re-
al lf> strength. This Is rrrtaihi! one
'. .. most remarkable rrr"NcFicS on IT,
lha.AGm Ir7jnDt'.
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By Lee & Goidln. AuctIonccrs,
No. lib Main street.
rOMMISSlUNERSSA OF TWEEN

rOMMIssluNERS' SALE of TWENTY
SSIN VALUABLE LOTS. ON MADDOX HILL,
At AUCTloN.-ln pursuance of Il decree Of the
Circuit Court of Iicnrico county entered on the 18th
day at June. I,72. iu The suit ri : I.ntlani rs. i.uf-
Imr.l's administrator" &c.. the undersigned. ~ siI,-
rial commissioners arrninlrrt for The l%nIrl"HSr.. VIII
prra,rrI Ia sell. on TlItfRSnAG the lStlltiay Of July,
iS1., commencing at Il o'clock T.. NJ. rI"n the rrc-
misses. llc land IN said decree mentioned. consisting
Of TWENTY-SIN BUILDING LOTS IN lIazlrii
street. Madden Hill. adjoining the property Of james
W.. Lcwcl!ru, ESD, AMI that owned by MIR. John
AGREE.
TERMS: onc-fourth cash; balance ut six. twelve.
and eighteen months, interest added, and title re-
taiupd. JOHN i. YOUNG,
A. K. COURTNEY,
Two Special commissioners.
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'E"Is.-lu the upper part al our county
ir r:"lr~ "i corn. wheat, and tobacco. ar"
W., liuv. pu ~lIarli~S aIpl I'ur>lry creeks
"a, corn and ~iolEacv" n" extra. We never
-tH liner crops than those on upper Buffalo.
rN,. u n few good years aud our farmers
ua! ir ".dl right" .inh"r>f Ent.ylrt$'.
,umuu> showers of ain have fallen upon
every section "i tit" county. The corn is
tnDl.c welt. and III This time PROMISES Il fine
t1.aj. The yirld of wheat is better tlrm WAS
,>gur1"I. la the bots around town il Colil-
l#r,,icrN @taSprthiy with That OF other year.
VIZ. Lewis knri-icy raised on tive acres 100
l"a-al, Mr. Joseph Fravcl 81 bushels on
ra acre, Mr.. Alfred Ilnilin@SWurth 60 bush
,@- ru three acres. Nj. j. W. i. Moore.
Il Mount .iark>"n. tried an experiment.
l-'Ec tm1nuIr from Wheat and wheat straw
E.ru ou" acre. The manure WAS spread
'',r 49," ground very lightly, and n"iNiil-
-.un,.H@ The ft"t tlat chickens dslTr,!lir,l
H.~'n u from the tine 1t WAS >nwcd until il
hn' iar">lird. Il" realized l"i'y htI>lIriS.-
hannrioNh H0Ht{.
Tn" corn and tntrwc" crops in I;"trtouri
iG,jrl-" we'll. Large crops Of both have
"r'a Put out.-FEacdStir Uruhi.
tawrITI FitIhu@h Lee lns sold a trait Of
i1rl idloinin" Fairfax station. containing"
~, 1rr',, {" John T.. Mitchell for II 5000
Ia," H,d.j1Wy Ueluii.
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BY T.. q. Eewburn,
Real Estate Agent, 1914 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALU-
Il ABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON
STREET 4t,n4IT TWO HUNDRED YARDS
FROM THE CORfuRATE limits OF TIT.
CITY OF KlCIiMONI,,--by rittne of q certain
decd Of trust executed 10 INC as trnstce, ncIr-
Ing date the cal, day of Noyembcrx fs7t, ilhiy re-
corded In the clerks Office of iienricoCounty Court
Dccl-Book 50, page l59, and being required SO TO DO
by the beneficiary therein secured, sfa,i tr9ceev
tlr lGih lay of July, at s O'clock +. d., that vary
beautiful and desirable SUBURBAN
street and running back 10 the r., F.& L. u. r..
containing twcnty-orc acres. with the very halid.
come and coInInoilnus brick dwelling thereon.
TERMS: Enough I'm cash to dpfray The expenses nl
executing this trust and tn discharge II note for Sl,sIt
and all accruiug Interest, AMI If ~ The residue OF
such terms as shall hc aIinounfcd at sale.
is i-td3 II. 5. NEW bukN, IrIIslec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-13

..-,,,r.~ SroRu.-Dn "Wednesday eve
week Il tremendous storm %
... s.. h4}I visited this county, ci'l>i'l% III
,.,ru, rtolt devastation Ill the EroW'
,hr loha,r" crop" OF Mr.. -. l.
Ans alunn%t Totally dr>lr"y"H. ~"
...ai o.mrr",~vI MIR. II. l.. Hodges,
..r.G p,lum~. and "lhrrS in ih" SAINT
...s,ua,I. WIRE Greatly damaged. II"
.2 IN l!.a ~lGc section. which wa,
.,,d, l,r tAr mower. is almost a t"ta'
..n.. armrr, expressing tho ltiIct ti'l'
.....mrn, Ly any m"anN save "iW-i"''r'i.
.,u a.. uri.hl"rlood> OF Nlrcv'iIr ana
...I> vr hear the same reports "' TO-
...., corn. and oat> blown down hN 'a'
..aj. MI injured hryund recovery by th'
.. ,E..agut IrIh"Hr.