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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-26
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

BUILDING FUND CcMPANy.--Any one Wht
is deferred from joining. or subscribing e
any banking, savings, or insurance lnstltu
ton, which the growing wants OF TINS com
munity demand, should take heart from TN
| successful career of the Southsiuc Bn'!dins
| Fund Company, which has been established
| less than two years, and which has peen Q
| inc,lculuble benefit to- the community. I'll
| officers are: j. Robert Perdue, president
r { Clarke. secretary w. W. Pool, tired
surer !. II. Hatcher, z. III. Gary, Il. W
Crow. Jesse Rice, A. Royal, undJ. W. Bro
waugh .Jr., directors; &. e. Mcltae, L. Gary
and John Il. CogbilI, trustees; John Il. Tay
lor, solicitor. o3rr
CHURCH NoTEs.-In consequence of thu
| sickness of Rev. Mr. Winfree there was III
service at the Baptist church, morning Of
| NIGHT. Rev. MI. Staples, Of the Virginia
| Bible Society, preached at the Methods
| church: Rev. Mr.. Campbell at the Presby
| terrain church. and Rev. MIR. Shields at tbt
| Meade Memorial church ut IL A. NJ
| There was no service ut any OF the churche.
! at night.
THE MARSHALL MILLs.--Aftcr IL suspen
| sion Of a week, for necessary repairs, the ole
| established mills resumed operations ycster
diy morning. During the suspension new
turbine wheels were placed in position
and the entire establishment oy%erhauled ano
retitted. and a great increase may be looked
for both in the quantity and quality of The
goods, which is already q standard in al
markets.
P~ERsoSAL.-N. II. Cogbil|, county clerk
has again left town in quest of health.
Rev. MIR. Winfree, OF the Baptist church
is kept from his pastoral duties by illness.
At last accounts Rev. Mr.. Hammond, o
the Meade Memorial church, was in Harrl
Sonhurg, Va. ' ~ -
The family Of l.. s. Clarke, Esq, has re
turned to town much benefited by their so
journ at the seaside. !.
John r. Cogbiil,, ESQ., deputy clerk, !
kept from his Office bya painful illness.
Rev. DR.. Lee was prevented by sickness:
from filling his appointments at the Metho
dist church. - t atf as"
LITERARY AssocIATIoN.-Thc Jefferson
Literary Society meets tonight at 9 o'clocl
nj the county courthouse. Subject for dis
cussion " Were the first settlers of this
continent justifiable in their treatment 0
the aboriginals 2" = "a sg.tss {.
Bu1LpINGs GolNG Ur.-In addition to thos,
already mentioned, Mr.. Charles s. Maurice
is having erected at Perry street ant
Eleventh avenue q house of seventeen
rooms, which will be a.1great ornament t,
that section. Mr. Ely is erecting II on tn.
east end, and numerous others are beins
erected in all quarters The neat tenement!
of Mr.. j. v. Terry Oh Perry street are ready
for occupancy. ~ .
STREET INTERCHANGEABLE work of grad
ling aud improving Bridge ayenueand Perry
Semmes. and other streets leading TO I'll,
free bridge is progressing fayorably, and thu
work of paving, gathering, &C., viii be com
incnced in a few days.
IMPORTANT MEgrlEa.--Ths trustees Com
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TUE STORY OF DAVID n GoLlATH.-
Cumberland NerS, August 2Oth.l-W nile
IN the Union Grove camp ground YESTERDAY,
md rresent as a spectator at the chlldrens
meeting. an amusing incident came under
nur observation. Au eloquent divine
whom we will designate as the Rev. W.
was addressing the boys, and sought to M.
nrpss upon them the idea that each one OF
them was capable Of accomplishing some
orcat or good act. TO illustrate his propo-
ssition he related the story Of Jack, the youth
who killed the giant on, the bean stalk, ana
made Jack out quite a hero, evidently deeply
interesting his youthful hearers. Tbe inter-
est however. was dashed when the minister
remarked that the only drawback to the
story was that it was not true. lie
then asked "Buys, do you believe the
storyr' With one accord the lads cried
ont uNo. sir ! no, sir" The minister then
soid he would illustrate his idea with
another stury-irom the Bible this time
and related with all the embellishments OF
detail the remarkable account OF how tue
youth David slew tue giant Goliath with a
Sling. and thereby assisted in vanqulshlng Il
hostile army. The, boys were again deeply
interested, and listened patiently through
the recital. When he bad concluded it the
minister again inquired: "Now, boys, do
Won believe that story" With one accord
the lads again shouted, "No, sir. no, sir
The apparept discomforture of the reverend
gentleman did not detract 4 bit from the
amusement with which the incident was r.
rpiyed by the older persons present. Al:
though he quickly and neatly escaped from
bis embarrassment, we concluded that when
he wants to "ilIustrute" any more to the
boys the -Rey. Mr.. w. will not connect the
marvellous in fact and fiction SO closely to-
gether.
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CoLoRED Sons IF TEMPERANCE.-The color
ell Sons Of Temperance OF Virginia are in {;
liouri>hing condition and doug much to.
wards the Object for which its members are
associated. This Is especially true of the or
Gauizaiions in Richmond and Manchester.
Fidelity Division. which is the largest ia the
c.atc, has Il public library continuing works
principally treating Of temperance, religion.
and kindred subjects !; and for the purpose
of increasing their means of good in this di-
iection they solicit donations Of suitable
looks and other reading matter.
Efforts are being made 10 organize q divi-
sion OF Cadsts of Temperance in Manchester.
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Mr.. Van Duyne, of Fosters Meadow, ~
X sold hi, colt TO two nicely-dressed young
men who came along and wanted to I" sam
ple. the colt by driving him a little way,
With tbe intention of purchasing if his style
suited them. Mr.. Van Duyne consented,
,ud the nice young men started OH, leaving
m elegant gold watch and 500 in money,
mat ~ a matter of form, for security. They
didn't seem to come back, however, and, on
examination, their collateral proved to be
oroide rs to the watch and " queer" rs to
the money SO Mr.. Van Duyne talls it that
he has sold his colt.
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IMpRovEMENTs.-For many months people
have been compelled to walk in the middle
Of the street or take the opposite pavement
on account of the work going on at the site
of tue old Srotswood Hotel. Persons doing
business in that ~neighborhood on the same
side of the street have complained bitterly
of their losses by the diversion OF purchasers
TO the other side of the street. Perhaps tue
work has been pushed as rapidly Us possible,
Workmen are now engaged i'll reset'ing the
curbing preparatory TO relay!ng the pave
,uapf
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STREET WAGoSs.-We arc glad to notice
a great Improvement in our large street
wagons. During the past year MeSsrs. Storrs
II Co., +. Bossieux & Co., GalleSo Mills Com
pany, liaXalI, CrenShaw Il Co., and Others.
have now in use the most improved trucks,
and the change Is very pleasant to our Cary
street merchants and of great value. to the
city treasury. We hope for the general
good Nlorse and mule flesh included) that in
a short time nothing will be seen bat spring
trucks, and that the old-fashioned rattiers
will be laid aside. This is an age OF I'M
provement, and our hacks and trucks show It
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SERIOUS ACCIDEsr AT THE T~REDEGAR.--A
laborer at the Tredcgar Works was badly 10
cured yesterday morning by being crushed
under seven kegs of nails weighing one hun
dred pounds each. He WAS working near a
pile Of kegs when they fell, and striking him
on the right breast threw him violently to
the ground. His escape from instant death
WAS wonderful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-26

AFFRAY AT THE TREDEGAK WoEES.-Ed-
ward Robertson and K. w. Woodbridge had
some high words yesterday morning in the
car-shop at the Tredegar Works. about a
level, and Robertson struck Woodbridge with
4 Ratchet, inilicting Il severe but hot danger
Gus s%calp.wound. George Cox iptericred
and prevented the infection of 4 second
blow. No arrest had been made last night.
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. POLICE NorHs.-J. NJ. Elliott, a carpenter,
was arrested yesterday on Il warrant charging
him with striking Chelsea johnson negro
with a haud.saw, and bailcd Tor bis appear
uuce at court this morning.
james Allen and Frederick Tucker were
arrested aud fined 81 each by squire Phi'
lips for fighting in the streets.
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e.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, August 25.-LottOn quiet; sales OF
10,s bales ut cO002ntc. $ uthern flour In moderate
r, quest ut So iO6}S7.s5 for commO" to fair extra
s7.9O@sIO.7 rs for good to choice. Whisky decidedly
ijrmcr at 81 .OIISl.02. Wheat frmer aud very
,,uict: new winter red western, Sl.8I: white west
ern. Sl. 70. Corn In moderate demand; steamer
western mixed, 5e@5Sc:; sail western mixed, $40
P,rk dull and lower: new mess, on spot. SIS. 25.
Lard easier at sA@9 Lie. Turpentine unchanged,
Resin uuirl at 81. 10. FreiEhts very firm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-26

mtttees on Finance aud Streets met yester'
iay ii the Council chamber, aud measures
were adopted looking to the lfurtherance oI|
various, schemes of public benefit: Inc
trustees do not meet until the first Frlday III
canfnnhpr. ~
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EtJTINpRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August 25.-Flour quiet and I'M
white southern, 7l672c.: yellow southern. sOc.
mixed wessern. 5s3Gl59c. Oats tirmer: southern,
!saG! mixed western. +Gijc..; white western.
pork, SlS. Bulk meats-Sh0ulders, &C.; clear rib
sides. loo. Bacon-shoulders: aic. clear rib,stdG5,
1IIc. Sugar-cured hams, l50l6tc. Larh, stmstc'
Western butter steady; good 10 fancy. .O@25c.
WniskeY Grlner and scarce at 0slc. 0Sl. sugar, lie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-26

HAVE ASALYZED TIE WHIsNEY hAo"E
under the brand Of "B SELECT conttoheu -
Mcsssr,. WALTER D. BLAIR & CO." hleninohu'
Virginia, and tId II free from fnsli OIL nv" II
impurities, and recommend It's use ior
.n1 f,m,1v uurnoscs. j. Is. McCAw, NJ. D., .
LAT. Prof OF Chemistry Medical College OF Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-26

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RlcuMosD PosT-OFFIcE AUGUST 25,-G. &.
Conner, city Henry Coronado, Lynchburg,
Va; p. V. Daniel, j., Warm Springs, Va.
Edm. T. Folger, city; Colonel II. +. Ken
non, Fort Gaines, Ga. John Mack, Liver
pool, England DR.. ". II. Moore, Colds
boro', n. C.: Simtimby,- -; Il. 5. Van
Wukle a. Co., n. Y. B.A. Vaughan, Kama
wha Falls, W. Va; E. K. Woodward, Dan
willie Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-26

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Gecghgegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. L. Brett, agent.
schooner Father Il Son. Fisher, James river,
Schooner George Henry, -, james river iun'
her, tn order. r.,
Schooner koamer, Turner. Baltimore. grain, Gal
lego. ~.
uer L CO.
SAILED. e
Steamer Empire, Gautier, Philadelphia, mcrchan,
dis. aud Passengers, W. L. Porter, agent.
steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
,i,,ndise and passengers. L. b. Tatum, agent
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE, August 22.-Schooner William l.
BurnE, James. ..
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. August 2o.-Arrived, schooners q.
y. Binns. Highly, klchmond; {. II. Kirk, Bogart,
Virginia: AT d Edwin, l~ngersoll, Virginia.
BY ,a.t ...' :
CRY POINT. VA, August 25.-Passed up, schoo-
ncrs Caroline Holnes, Crisis, Lucy Anes, A.; =.
Fields, Fair WinG, Eleanor. Harriet Brewster, W IL,
liam L.. Burns, NJ. A. McGuhau, Allen Holgate, and
i. G. Tubman. o,or,a g.,
Hampton Road.
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HEApouAR1ERs foR CHRoMos n PICTURE.
FRAMEs.-You call find the finest assortment oi
cbromos and picture-frames that has ever oeen
brought 10 this city ut the Richmond Frame anu
Chrome store, on Main street next 70 I"e no'n,
Store. at lower prices than have ever oeeh
haforp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-26

PYrRIAs TEApLE.-Tbe members of the
Order of knights of Pythias in Richmond
propose building a Pythian temple in this
CITY, and with this object in view have ap-
pointed committees from the various Lodges
to consider the subject. The first meeting
will be held in the library-room of Pythian
Hall on wednesday evening next at s O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-26

>, EXCHANGE OF LEGAL WoRKs.-Assistant
State Librarian William L. Binford is busily
engaged i'll sending of the Acts of the last
Legislature and Twenty-second Grattan's
Reports to the several States and territories.
Our State library will receive valuable legal
works in exchange.
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PERsoyAL.-General Robert Ransom, Of
North Caaolina ; John Lyon, Esq, OF Pc
tersburg Hon. George W. Booker. of Farm
vile Is. w. s. Holt, Esq. OF Clarksvllle
and 4. =. Davidson, Esq, Of Charlotte, were
in the city Yesterday.
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The NEW POSTAL CARDS THE LATE Pus-
tai l.w-useful, serviccablc. and cheap. The ad-
~yertiser Gun fill the hack of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make public,
and send them through the mail for only one cent
Tan be printed al this oticc ut low rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-26

r,,osE WHO ARE IN WANT OF PICTURE
FRAMES would do well to go to the Richmond
Frame Store, where they can be purchased at a
lower prce than at any other establishment III the
city. Don't mistake the ~place-it is next 10 tie
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Picnic AT TIE charlottesville I'm
dine aud Crystal Temples of Honor and
Temperance, having been disappointed by
the rain last week, will have their picnic at
the pump.house this evening.
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REMOVING A N~UIsANCE.-A squad OF con
yicts were engaged yesterday in digging up
by the roots and removing one of those
handsome but disagreelble ailanthus trees
in the Capitol Square near the equestrian
statue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-26

COMMITTED AS A LUEATIc.-Ann smith, a
supposed lunatic, was committed to Jail yes"
terdav morning to await the examination OF
q commission de iunatico 1oQuarendo.
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REEFS 6 co. EMPLOY NONE BUT Flhsi-cLA9o
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal Satisfaction
We have never seen a bad picture from thelF eai-
lcrv. We recommend our readers to their estap'
,.h,,ort Main lief wcen Ninth and Tenth streets.
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TIE DOLLAR STORE, corner Of Ninth and Main
streets. hns lust received II beautiful assortment Oh
fancy goods of every descriptions, which the paphc
prc invited to call and examine. .
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Picnic AT WEST PoIHT: TO-MoRRoy.-
The Leigh-Strcet sunday school will have a
picnic at West Point tomorrow. \ brass
band will be in attendance, and the man
ayers invite everybody to 60 and have a
pOld time.
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PARADE OF CoLoRED SocIETlEs.-Scyeral
colored societies paraded the streets yester-
day, beaded by a band. AT night they
wound up the days doings by a banquet.
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TIE NEW POSTAL C~ARDS-rery usetul LOT pusi'
ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF any
kind printed OH them will pass through the NAL iol
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done at this Office 80.
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BIrrgN BY A DoG.-Mr. Henry b. Ferto-
ret. white playing with his dog on Sunday,
was bitten through the hand, intlie,inga n Sc
we're wound.
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WEMUsr SAY THAT CAMrBELL'S wELL'kNo"A
GALLERY corner Of Ninth and Main Streets l. Wv
cheapest and most reliable In the city inosei AZ
want CT 4 good picture would do well 10 CHI o"1'
fuctiou guaranteed.
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EJEcrEp FROM CHURcH.-A young man
said to have been drunk and disorderly, was
elected from tue Leigh-Street Baptist
church Oh Sunday. E
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BAPTIsMs.-Five young ladies were hap
TIED at the Leigh-Street Baptist church OF
SUNDAY night. '.
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FALL-srYLg SILK HAT.-P. WElslGtk a. ~ ~,
,oo1 Main street. are now In receipt OF their iaii-
STYLE silk hats. These hats are very stylish, ana Gu
tirelv new shape.
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AUcr1ON sAIES-Rntura -
BY MOODY & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and 5nctioreers,
Office corner seventh and Hull streets.
Sfanc,,aofar u '

GALE or VALUABLE E4tEsr,rr
~ IN THE TOWN OF MaSCuRsrEp -. ~
THE G0RgER OR Hull (ORT MAiEI 4 en-
E9URTH STREETS. WITH sGPERlGR bwr,o
FL1NG-HOCSE FINE STORE FfiR GrSEE'
Raj BUSINESS PURPOSES THEREOSS"spn-.
virtue or q deed OF trust executed ID me nj, ths ~
day OF April. 1887, by James T. Abbott. aece,s y
terrified County Court Clerks Office. aud at ,ie =
guest Of the beneficiary therein. i sha,I ,rosssd =
sell nj public auction, on The pre,nises. on ssTIrp'
DAY, September the 9Th, mt 81 ofcIork p MI
fair, ifnot, on the next fair day thereafter a. ~
same hour and place the above described verv x,,u ~
BILE property, fronting on Hull street orty.n,,an ia.
four inches. and running back 10 n deb,h =, ,a ~ !,
one hundred and thlrty-tWo feet to be indjcated :, :.
the day Of sale. "udt
TERMS : Cash sufficient 10 drfray tho synn,son
executing this trust and to. satisfy the a,nonr, y" y,
three bonds secured by said deed-the frsf fnr s.on
with Interest from the 18th of December, lsss rhn,
second for $500. with interest from The lin of jrt%e
ruary, 1896: and the! third for ss;5. with Inter-,
from the. l3th OF April, 1858 and the balance ~,
SUCH credits and TO be secured in such manner =
shall be made known on the day Of sale.
This property Is excellently located for a groce,v
store or restaurant, and the attention Of n,r,i,;;
seeking such a location IS respectfully called 70 ~.
same. l. p ="
Trustee.
MOODY & RoYALL, Auctioneer. au 2s-td.
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SUNDAY ExcuRsloS.-Two hundred colored
eXcursioniSts arrived in the city on Sunday
by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
returned in the evening.
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POLICEMAN ApPoISTED.-Robert Brooks
has been appointed on the city police force to
I'LL the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Il. II. Hicks.
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POSTAL CARDS.-Those who propose using IL
new postal cards can have tile printing neatly AM
rheaply done at the Dispatch printing house.
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LEVY BROTHERS must now be selling DRY "ooDs
lower than ever so we judge from te iarse cio""
that thronged their store all day yesterday.
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A,UCrKeN SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales OF real estate made. oGDsef .n 81 . nr y
yanHa;yqSn I'D. s 20 e q n sanf sv VI ea psTs 5an @ec b
nU sgpgss ,nTTs betlcsen the 18t NJ july ana ndSt
oTt1e usgy tie tares hare 10 be paid p me StSs7
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THE demand for those TRIMMINGS WHICH Lew
BROTHERS, arc selling twelve yards In Il piece loi
,oc * without precedent.
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ASDRosCoGGIS, AUBURN. anu FRUIT
LOOM BLEACHED COTTON only 1876 PEI S't' ~
LEVY BROTHERS. /:
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, rcady-made and made TO
order, by E. Is. SPENCE & son.
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MEN, YORK.

srw YORK, Autiist 25.-noney easy during the
morning at l@5; but hardened In the afternoon,
,rI closed at s@.5s. Exchange dull AID nominal'y
steady at slo7a. Gold less active ana lower; at
.,n~n s,15,m115s. Governments dull with Little
h,,,rr feeling. htates quiet and nominal.
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PALM-LEAF FANS. BLANKETS AND ooMto"'A;
BLEs at n great reduction Oh last year, PRICES a.
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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PURE WHITE FELT HATS-lhe very 'h''s y AZ
season-the p~rettiest felt hat cut-for Fare at l
Wrrs1GER& Co s., 1901 Main street.
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HAVE yOUH CLOTHING AID SHIRTS Maoe II
order by Z. Is. SPENCE & son.
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Buy YuuR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURSls
INC; GOODS from 4. B. SPENCE ( SON.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

CINCINNATI. August 25.-Flour firm and I'M
changed. Corn firm at 4sc. Pork quiet ut $3.50
Did held ut $40. 750<l7. Lard quiet; steam, sac.
kettle. stM.lc. Bacon steady; shoulders; I,tc.;
clear rib, l0fc clear sides. l0sGl0ic., generally held
at lD3c. Whiskty firm at Dec.
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CHARLES READE's new novel ready uis uay d
j., T. ELLYsON'S. Price. soc.
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FulL-wIDTH BLEACHED sHEETtSG on: ''c'
ward al LEVY BROTHERS.
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AsrMpLEToS-Charles Reade's neWnoFci-hoW
readv If J.. T. ELLYsoN'S bookstore.
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LEVY BROTHERS have inst received some heauu'
full STYLES of FALL CALICO. ,tTf "a
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BRUSSELS HAssocKs 81 apiece at Levy BRO
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{ FL BY Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiopeers,
Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Manchester Va.

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
v THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL-MISE4 ~
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. FUR SALE ,T
PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue OF q deed Of TN,
executed 10 me as trustee on 10Th Of March. l.1o hy
William Winfree. Jr.. aud duly reeorin6 In ~
clerks Office OF Chesterfield County Court {. n e.
page 2I8I, l shall, being required so TO do bv III
Beneficiary, sell at public auction. on tire p%reniI.c.
on WEDNESDAY, 10th of September. lsT3, at u n
that valuable TRACT OF LAND lying. near he
Midlothian coal-m Ines. In Chesterfield county. rnn.
tanning about nine hundred aud tfty-two acrrs, a.
joining the lands of Franklin Steatns, Il. Il. Han.
cock, and others.
This land lies about two and a hall miles from
Coalfield station, on the Richmond and UanlYnn
railroad. within The coai-field. Aboni one.,hirt J..
cleared the residue In forest of oak and ,inp Tho
surface indications of the existence OF coal are 80
good as any IN the coal Held. The buildings rnnsi,
of dwelling with nine or ten rooms. and all neccs.
sary out-houses.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay cxueus., of s,lc
and k5f0-S1s0 on the 10th Of Narch. 1874, and sIsss
on the 10Th Of March, ls75. to be secured bv a ,Ir,-,
of trust on the property; the residue OF the bur.
chase money, If any, TO be payable az suci, TIM.
and secured In such manner a, the said Win!r,e
shall direct. and IN default Of such direction rs Tho
trustee shall think TT.
Conveyances will le at Coalield 10 lake DerSors
arriving by the morning train 70 the place Of s,lr.
. sale positive, without limit or reserve.
;. BROOKS Trustee.
ROBERTSON & BRoSAuGII, 3uc,ioue"rs,
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