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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-14

From the Knoxville tTcnn.l Press and Herald
August nth.
Fatal Accilc,,t--StaGc-C Upscts
near Wolf Greelk--A Lady Instantly
KiIIcd--several Passengers Injured.
We are indebted to a Morrstown cores
pondent for the following details of sad
accident to party of peasllrc-scckers:
Sometimes accidents occur which send a
thrill of horror through an entire commune
tv, and after it is over all have suggestions
by which they might have been easily
avoided. Such Il sad occurrence took place
OIL Friday evening at Wolf creek, the tcrlni-
nus of the G.. {. G. & G. railroad.
More passengers were OH the train than the
Clemlnons stage line could carry. Sixteen
took passage on one coach, among whom
were Dr.. L. u. Beach and family, of New
Orleans. His family consisted of Mrs. Beach,
his daughter, Mrs. w. w. Carrie and three
children, Mrs. Beach and little brother. -Four
passengers and several vallScs were on the
top of the COACH About one hundred yards
from the der0t the coach ran over rail four
inches thick, at the same time the lead horses
SHE'D and jumped Il little to one side and
upset the coach. Mrs. Care had her left
arm slightly bruised, DR.. Beach received 4
bruise upon tie back of the hand, Mrs.
Beach was thrown upon her head and almost
instantly killed.
Kind friends, although entire strangers,
under the direction of Judge Barton, eX-
tended all the sympathy and aid possible.
The family and remains of Mrs. Beach az
rived at Morristown at 10 O'Clock that night.
4 coffin was procured from Knoxville, and
the sad, heart-broken family departed for
New Orleans ut o'clock yesterday morning.
Tile grief of the family is such that over.
powers. The family had been visiting friends
and relatives in Virginia, and had spent Il
month at the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs. They had yesterday morning left
grown son at the Emory and Henty Col
lego. and wern attic! patng a pleasant sojourn
al the Warm Springs, and soon joyous,
happy meeting of friends ut home, but how
sudden did this great calamity come!
Mrs. Beach, whose maiden name was Us
tick, was born and lived in Virginia until
she was sixteen years old. Her father was
the editor of the first paper ever published at
Wytheyile., Mrs, Be:tch had been a mem
Der CT tile Methodist Church from girlhOod,
and has ever been a consistent, faithful Chris
tiun.
General Bragg and lady, of New Orleans,
were OIL the train, but owing TO the great
number of passengers did not get OH the
coach,
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Summer tAGMiOrs--A New House
keepers Guide.
rrom ,hc Pi,tsmrgh Commercial.

A party who proposes to publish new
Housekecper's Guide sends to the Boston
Commercial Bulletin. the following extracts
from the forthcoming work:
Plain sauce--an interview with II Saratoga
hotel clerk.
To make good iam--asls my horsc-car
conductor.
TO boil ioNgue-drink scalding coffee.
How to make III Indian loaf-give him 4
gallon of whiskey.
How to make good pulls-send the pub
Usher fifty cents line for them.
A plain oat-a visit to the prlirirs,
How to make ri--joStlc tile printers ell
bow
TO "bone" a turkcy-takc it when the
poulterer is not looking.
TO corn beef-feed your cattle at brew
cry.
How to select a foul-ask the umpire Of a
baseball match.
A plain stew--a trip IL ali old-f;lshioned
street-Iailwar yar on warm day.
How 10 dress beats-a horse-whip is u good
thing to dress beats with, especially il lie be
Il dead-beat.
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By Grulf5s & Williams,
Real Estate Agents Attd Auct!oreers.
Eleventh street between Malu afid Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
Y NEAT FRAMED-pWELLINGS, nos; IN, IA
aSIJ IA. on TIE EAST SIDE OF NINTH
sTREET FRENCH GARDEN HILL. AND a
BUiLDiNG LoT ON. TIE WEST SIDE on OF
TENTH STREET.-Chilcs. &C., rs. thies, &c; re-
rrra of Richmbnd Chancery Court. In execution OF
sli,l decree will sell at Auction. upon the premises
Oh FRIDAY 10th Aughsti al b,sIofk J.. ~. ne Two
FRAMED-DWELLlNGS OF when TIC liite Jaiiics
r Chlcs died seized. One Of them has seven rooms;
thc other six rooms both with Kitchens, water, ana
gas The lots are each 80 by 100 feet
These houses remarkably well bit' anu III s'o"
order. ,,,,, y,>-r : hr mn
After which will De sold Il BUILDING Loi on
Tenth street In rear of No. al 80 ny l3o ieet.
TERMS: One-fuurth cash: balance at siN. tWcive'
and eighteen months for Gego liable notes win hte
rest added, and title retained nni The notes are
P'hr,Nn . tr,,,Y,,,u turttnupcrs III 10
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Military heroes, however pure, however
single.hearted. however noble, are, by the
necessity of the case, accustomed to regard
their. own will US law, and inevitably incline
to govern country as if it were an army.
Ii Washington was an exception to this rule,
Jackson was not; and Washington was ex-
ceptional among men.Harper's Weekiy,
March 20, 1864.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-14
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Ntlitl street.

VALUABLE PROPERTY CORNER OF
' POPLAR AND MAPLE STREETS, -, ~
RoCKETTS, FOR SALE At ~ lshi| BILL a ean ~
TION.-We shall. at the relnest"t the nMgp S'i !.
HE 18th day of August, ls.2, ats o'clock L. NJ; mat
VALUABLE LOT, with the improvements e lileis-
on located rs above describcd fronting :. ieet on
po,,lar street and running back IS feet Also, me
VACANT LOT adjoining, having Il trent OF y D!
s7l feet. Ivrr ppo:rIyER
nh " huciioneers.
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C1TTMAC MILL FOR SALE OR RENT

SUMAC MILL FOR SALE OR RENT
- A most complete SUMAC MILL for sale or rent
situated I'm Petersburg, Va about five yards from
the railroad. The machinery consists 81 boiler
engine reels elevators, cOnrcyers, betting, slnfng
gearing. &c. all In perfect order he sit'tttion OF
the mill is an admirable one, rs II possesses great
many advantageous TO lows: rhe rent OF the min
building Is very moderate: the water Is conv:ycI 10
the mil from tile river: the proximity to the rail-
road enables the purchaser of sumac to deliver II ut
the mill, aud alt sumac ground to he carried and
placed oil the railroad. thereby saving wafer rem
md cnrtagc on snnlac bought and sold. The capa.
city of the mill l. about 1000 ions per annum, and
same may be increased to 1850 tons II desired Par
ties wishing to engage In the business need have ne
fears about obtaining sufficient quantity of sumac
leaves to keep the mill employed during tho whole
year II IS the most productive section OF the State
and labor can be engaged at a less rate than any
where else In the southern States. Terms liberal.
Parties DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting win adj
dress q. DAVIS CO,
IA le-lm box 30. Petersburg, Va.
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Il afsaeiIsaw Girl Dresses I'm Mems Clctfs-
ing and Turns Hersc-Thici-,- IN
Se.Adyenture.

sfrangeaAdvenfure.
From the Bay City (afichigan) Journal July q.
i Wei have just learned the particulars OF q
most interesting and rather romantic piece
Of wo,nanly folly, in which Saginaw glfi
f,ourfshed largely rs the heroine. On Satuf-
ilay. july 20, q neatly dressed man was ar
rested at Simcoe, Ontario, for stealing a morse
and lodged in Jail. The horse was stolen
from a farmer In the nelgllborhood, VINO
EASILY proved property, and filed an aflidaV,t
Immediately "a complaining witness against
the culprit. The prisoner In the mean time
was in drIrance vile, and began to pant LOT
the free air OF heaven again, lie was very
eflrminate in his actions, and seemed to keep
aloof from the other criminals, who were OF
the rougher sort and more used evidently 10
the restraints Of prison bars than our young
borse-thief. This and other things arousea
the suspicious of the jaiIor, who eonmuhl-
Gated them to the Jail physician, VINO III t'iih
communicated them to the prisoner, ana III
sisted on an examination. TO THIS tne PIT
suner strenuously objected, became mug
nant, sullen, and Saucy, but the PHYSICIAN
was inplacable, and Insisted the more Id car
ryine out his point; so, finding further resist
ance useless. the culprit submitted to an eH'
animation, when, 10! our nice young man
was found to be a woman ana OF no orai-
nary intelligence either. A young, beauti-
ful. and accomplished woman, and EVIL
IDENTIFY of good family; but she had been
indiscreet, and in an evil hour had fallen
from that divinity that is the, marx
of true and noble womanhood, ana
submitted herself to the lusts OF tiendlsh
seducer. In short, she was enc'snte. On
being Intercepted she gave her name as
cniI hpr home
Bay City, but Immediately corrected herself,
and said She was resident of Saginaw; fur
ther than that she would not tell. Various
means were taken to ascertain the names OF
her parents and infamous scducer,, but With
ont success. The reason of her horse-steal-
ing act seems to be involved in mystery. Ii
is not generally supposed that 1T was Tor mo-
nov consideration. but for another and more
delicate reason, which, however, Will not be
known until her trial. which will take place
In a fey weeks.
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Too MUcn-Rector's Daughter: Well,
Denis, how are You getting ona How do
YOU like your new master p Denis
/" Fifth, Miss, I dunno - r.. ID. $" He's q
very kind and excellent man; you can't do
too much for him ~ Denis ttAR' shure,
Miss, don't name to!'' Ian.
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!, lodged In the county Jail. Yesterday jeans
identity waa clearly proved seyera.
eia na tI,at he had no resemblance TO Stur-
ssnn. Capsain Jackson. The TAILOR, on re,
eeivinr sucji proof, set jean at liberty, ana
he went ON his way rejoicing. Memphis .
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DARE CHANCE FOR A, PHYSICIAN
IL FARM OF TWO HUNDRED SNDT1IIRTY-
EIGHT AND THREE-QUARTER ACRES IN
CHARLES CITY COUNTY, FOR SALE, Phl-
VATELY.-It Hes two miles from the James river,
AMI adjolns Shirley and near to Berkeley AMI west
over lis acrSs cleared balance In wood-oak pine
So, COOL grass land improvements. framed dwell
Ing With four rooms, kitchen of two rooms. barn.
stable cor-house &c. Good orchard. One of tho best
ncighhprIhoods In the State for IL physician, the
residence of n physician fur many years. For terms
apply TO -. GRuBBS MILL NJ,
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr-
- ,,rror or Eleventh and Bank streets.

rrHE EXCEL EMIT AND COVE
L NIENrLY LOCATED FARM Of ONE HUN y
DRIED AND FORTY-FOUR ACRES. ChLLtE,D
Cool SPRING." II HENRiCo CoTNSTTInr
FIVE MIL ES VEST OF RICHMOND, AZ IdiE
Ji'NtsIION OF THE WESTIltM Road Will
THE THREE-NOTCHED ROAD. FOR SALE AZ
AUCTIOS.-At tho request Of the widow ana nelfs
ut law of the late Samuel A. NIorien: shall sell ~
auction, on the PREMISES. on THURSDAY inc l9til
of August, S79 at O'Clock T. NJ. the very deSirahie
FARM located rs above. containing ONE HuN n
DRED AND FORTI-FOUR ACRES. more or iGS s.
of which about one hundred acres are open l'nd u,
good heart. and the balance In woods or original
growth. The place Is well wacrcd, and besides an
Excellent well near the dwelling there are on u seye-
raj inc springs. The improvements CONSIST Oh u
comfortable dwelling containing TOUR rooms Win
nm adjoining house OF two rooms, Kitchen nafli,
stable &c: and near the dwelling there Is hrS-
rate orchard OF apples aud reirnes now III bearile.
At the junction of the two roads mentioned above
there is Iraued tenement now and for many years
past occupied grocery Store anu Is S,l 10 ic a!i
excellent stand for that business. Possession gwen
lst Of October. ,,,
TERMS: Onc-ftth cash m lst October: balance
ut H. r. 49, and 81 months thereafter. for ncSotiahe
notes Interest added. secured by trust decd
u. & VIII Ire sold at the same time the growing
crop of CORN: also. about twelve barrels 81
COkN: W. GonniN.
an 3.7.ln.t3fii5 Aucuohecf'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-14
BY Robertson & BronauYh,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlonccrS,
Manchester. W..

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, PROPERTY
II OF EVERY DESCRIPTION In the town OF
Manchester, Including large and small Irick ana
Framed Houses, and Vacant Lots IN all parts u fhc
town We have also for sale Il number or very de-
sIrahIc Farms in Chesterfield and the adjoining
counties. In oil of the alovc-incntioned property
great bargains are offered.
Particular attention given ia thc renting and
leasing of property and auction sales OF personal
property. ROBERTSON & BRQSAuGH,
office opposite the.court-house.
~ 3n-am Hull street. Manchester, Va.
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ONE AND A HALE MILES FROM THE
GEEtNBRIER WHITE SCLPHUR
49, SPRINGS
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b 4 srs7yrpN ri III ssIfsssa a,nys.
e ~ wsliingteH Goddin
I - ]. ,,c,, On and Real EsfMe Agent,
cos, ,.s,. rieyent, aid bunk streets.

ry,1,f 1srTrs, AND ftfTssf0NERa.g:
SALE OF BRICK EE lEEMs1Es, sI, syf III
GRANITE Ek g : ~ sgtsTH h
sYHns y sE ~ ft II cry Or
further exeeah q M ass aSe q s p 5haS
70 W', 81 entered on the 9Th OF April ,s7zin
the ease Of Myers Co 49, lofty I'VE, m pnbiic
S., ~, the nrerniss.s on SATURDAY INC .1tn
August 1874 o'clock F. III shas FROM
i,n "a aJ,nvn Icing the one heretofore conveyed
NV r. ". Totty TO james W. Eddins. -, .,.o,,o
TERs,s Onc-fourt cash; balance a. SIN
ard eighteen months for negotiable notes, lntelest
dod and title retained tin all Of the purchase mo
new Is fully paid and conveyance 9rsred ny inc
court w. Il. MYERS.
JOHN JOHNS. JR.,
Trustecs or Commissioners.
&c IT,. roraDoipe re:ti G tate WIS purchased ~
sale made on the 18th July last by danes Drieeoll
and he having failed to COMPLY Win te osti mo -
sale II will now be resold at his risks ana costs'
fI-tl
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,
THE UNPRECEDENTED Low STATE

THE UNPRECEDENTED Low STATE
Il of the water tn the river renders 1t really neces
sary that the greatest economy should be used In the
consumntlon of water. The pumps are now barely
the river which have Increased the supply to some
extent but even these Will fall if the river continues
TO fall rs II ns done for several days. 1t is to he
heped thu; water takers will see that their FIX
TGRES are IN order and that no more water Is used
thin Is really necessary. Unless the useless waste
of water Is stopped, the supply must TO some extent
fuii, and that very soon. ss.,2s -
au s-lw JAMEs Z. DAVIS, Superintendent
5lsPOSGE-BAGs AN y BATHING
kJsP0NGRS Cor sale ut MEADk& BAKERS q
81 Drug Store.
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By Rfchartisoh Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and AucAoucers'
No. Ill3 Main street,

A VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING,
IA ONTIlE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY sIhEhi.
FOR SALE BY AUCTioS.-on TUESDAY We
18th Instant. at 81 O'Clock L. a., we shall st y! ssr
ton. on the premises. the VALUABLE fkAIri.ht
DWELLING. delightfully."- iocgted MS above. WIN
three stories, containing sly rCoGJs IN %'s"n itfuE'
1hc,lot hrs trout Of 70 feet by depth 81 lsg li
TERMS cnc-third cash the balance n ~ any
twelve mo nths with interest secured by &C., OF
trust. RlCHAikDSi1S a -,
au Is hh"!p,'i..,
The sale OF the above ncr' toned Ioperly J. posi-
poned untl THUkSDAY the 18th ttnt al =
O'cl. ci l.. II. klCHARps On " ~
AuGuuNtIe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-14
BY T.. u. Eacho.
Real Estate Agent ami Auctiorttr.
Office No. 0 Fourteenth street, between hIsu and
Franklin.
BY +. u. E.acho.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Fer
Y SALEM HENEICo CoUSTY.-By virtue
of n decree of the Circuit Court OF Hemico pro-
r0unced on the 10Th day of May h7:. ~ The lllJ',
tim suit of Ed Hogan rs. Harris aud ph"iS snat
offer IN. aala mt public auction the REAL ESTATE
OF the said ia. Hogan, ut the courthouse 81 Hen
rico specified III the advertisement bciow. INC ~
junction Of the said .ar having been dissolved. 2hg
sale will lie made on The ttrsI DAY OF AUGUST
under said decree and according 10 the provisions
of the decd Of trust so much az s,ld land VIII II
sold as will pay TIE cost accrued III sii sun anm e
execution OF the said decree and three Idol
.t, as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-14

TRUSTEES SALE OF Landry virtue Gt 4
deed Of trst. executed by Edward Hogan to ne =
trustee, for ibe purpocc therein specified on the 5t
Iay of May, 1886. shall on FRIDAY The !ttb CAV
of August next at S o'clock, In front OF hepri.H
Courthouse, sell at priIitr auction the ic'o"W'
4 TRACT OF LAND in Htntlco containing
twenty acres more less adjoining Tie iall'N oi
Isabella Alien. Turner Sharp, and Others a'"ht
seven miles below Richmond.
Also. n PARCEL. tyF !. AND, containing rs ace.
conveyed TO said Hogan ny John y. Davis.
Nv r. r Uukc. NJ. IARlJS.
,-f Y 'istD'.
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BY Grubts & Williams.
Auctlonecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

SUPERB MOUNTAIN RETREAT FOR
y SALE At AUCTION.
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DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER; !
d shall on TUESDAY, goth Of August, lsl2 M .
n,cIock p NJ sell at public auction on the premises,
y mick HOUSE, No. 1913, situated on the south
side Of Main street between NInetesnth nn4 ,Mas
tieh streets, now occupied by Mr. f Die on
Main street % feet inches and runs back % leet
inches. r,CIJO
hSI-"o ~ Real Estate Agent.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR GOOD
w BUILDING LOTS situated on high and
healthy ground near the city. Price only SOS, in
monthly instalmcnts of 81 each. Call at once on
+. b. NEWBURN,
tez2 lola Main street.
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W6ssD AND COAT.

A NTHRACIrE COAL, superior quality,
CUMBERLAND COAL, for CRATES engines, and
Midi OTHiAN and COVER HILL. for CRATES.
Having partially recovered of my recent severe
attack OF illness. Ian able to Civ personal at
trutiOn TO 1ily business and though yet unable tn
canvass the market on the street, can be found
daily at my COAL-fARD. corner Cary and Ming
crnth streets. where shall hc happy to receive the
nv io, VI ny +. Il. BENTLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-14

TOAL AND WOOD.-I respectfully an
" nounce 10 my friends and the public that am
still engaged IN tie COAL und WOOD BUSINESS,
and earnestly solicit their patronage,
Mrs. JULIA l.. JOHNSTON,
Office No. Q Ninth street
M 5-podImI between Main and Cary.
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Rv T.. ID, Eacho.

BY +. D, Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Anctionecr.
Office No. Fourteenth street. between Main ana
Franklin.
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MULES. HORSES. dc.

E,OR SALE, a No. F A MIL 7 On
II HORSE, suitable for carriage or light 81
wagon. Stands well anywhere You leave him.
E. G. TYLER, Agent,
M Ia-eod3t* e21 Bread street.
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FOR RENT.

dor RENT, several ROOMS, fur lis:11
l. ushed or unfinished, at No. 211a Broad -
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T. LIVERY STABLE, FRANKLIH rs.
STREET BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH, RICHMOND, YA.-AULES and
HORSES for sale Parties In want of stock Will find
IL to their interest to call and look at the stock. All
stock warranted rs represented. Stock taken Oh
livery.
~ 22-3m EDMOND BOSSlEUA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-14

WANTED, a GOOD COOK, WASHER
ed. Apply ut No. 234 Twentieth street, corner of
I,rooS uu IJ-ott
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EOR RENT, very desirable BRICK I'M
Il HOUSE situated on the west side of Sccondea
street between Main aud Franklin streets losses
zion r,u Inc had Immediately. T.. u. EACllO,
m 13ot Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-14

EOR RENT, Il very desirable BRlCh mi ;a5
II AND FRAME HOUSE, situated on thr s.:E
o,-t side nf SECOND street between Clay and Leigh
streets Possession can he had Immediately.
" l.. ID. EACfIO,
an ,a,t Zeal Estate Agent.
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TOR SALE, nice FRAMED G:s
r BUILDING, hult expressly for school e.. .;.:
~ GkUBBS & WILLIAMS.
au l3-t
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WANTS.

WANTED, A NURSE. None need ap-
w ply unless well recommended: Applyto
III. Is. BOURDAR,
ut Putncy & Watts's. corner Main and Thirteenth
ptl li-!t
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We shall sen at public auction, ut the rsque;, OF
tb. owner. Mr.. II. A.. Cowardin. CT Richmond on
the 18th DAY OF AUGUST. ls12, at l. o'clock 81
M. ffe nremigcs, his beautiful FARM, "EEatTRF-
GARIsn within three-grarters Of mile Of tho
Virginia White Sulphur Springs-ihe dwelling he
inp within one and half miles Of the Spring-con
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-14

WANTED, a WHITE WOMAN to go to
w the country as child's nurse. a middle-agcd
woman preferred. Best references required. APP
ply 10 "
mn t3.Tt TAI1hFERRO co.
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DOR RENT, THAT BRICK HOUSE an
Il OF Seventeenth street near lie northern ta.l
limits Of lie city. containing twelve rooms, all IN
good order THIS house Is suitable for the ncci-
mancy Dftwo families having 4 hall which divides
II into two separate parts containing sX rooms each
.,' pa LEE 4 GODDIN.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-30
S75. 900 IN CASH FOR Sl.-We

$75 900 IN CASH o $l.-We call the
attention Of our readers to the advertise
ment in another column of the Nebraska
State Orphan Asylum. Here is a chance
to win a fortune in a Public Legal Draw
ing, and at the same time help n noble
and worthy institution.
HOLIDAY PREsESTs.-P. Steler desires
to inform his friends, customers, and the
public in general. that he has Just re-
turned from San Francisco with a first
class stock of jewelry, for the holidays,
consisting OF diamonds, watches, chains,
rings, bracelets, and silyerware, which
he offers for sale at reasonable prices.
Call and examine this fine and extensive
stock Of jewelry. -u
WATCH REPAIRISG.-P. Steler has sue
ceeded in procuring n OF the best
watchmakers on the Pacific Coast, and
is now prepared to repair all kinds of
watches, chronometers and clocks, in n
workmanlike manner. New pieces re-
placed il necessary. Work will be done
reasonably and warranted for one year.
DAILY LINE TO ROBINSON ScHELL
CREEK.-Gilmer g. Salisbury will here
after run a coach daily to Robinson and
Schen Creek. Fare $3.50. Office at the
Dexter stables. -af##s ##-u
LIvERY.-Ballenberg & Morris have
opened a stable at Treasure City, and
will exchange horses and buggies with
their stables in Hamilton. The best of
livery stock OF hand at both stables.
STAGE FOR TRoY.-Ballenberg & Nor
ris's stage for Troy District, will leave on
Tuesday. at 8 o'clock, carrying the U. s
mail and Wells, Fargo a. Co.'s express.
Office at Dexster Stables. tt"
FoR SALE.-Two 30-horsepower en-
gines and boilers, and two Sawmills. All
in complete order.
.je7-tf RUSSELL & CoMINs.