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ON DRAUsHT-Ind, Coope & Co.'S English
ale lirom Burton on rreutl = speciality AZ q 30.
". Drivers, corner Pennsy ivsnla avenue and
Al street. n
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TIE REGATTA on Saturday for the prize A az
resulted in victory for the Fannie Bell. The
course sailed over was from eth street wharf 70
Fort Foot and return. snly three boats entered,
the Gertrude, Blue Wing and Fannie Bell. On
starting the yachts had head breeze and all
three went aground, but soon made another
start, the Fannie Ben leading all the way down
and back. making the distance in 4 hours AZ
minutes, and Is seconds. The time of the
Gertrude was 4 hours and IS minutes, and the
Blue Wing brought up the rear in hours and
- minutes.
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EIGHT LIVES LosT.-The steamer Mary r.
Poe, was burned on Saturday night, on the
Mississippi river. Eight lives were1ost
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INTERRuPTIHe A REPUBLICAN MEETING IN
ALExASDRIA.-The republicans of Alexandria.
Virginia, held mass meeting at Sarepta hall
on Saturday evening. Col. X. w. Hughes, re-
publican candidate for governor. delivered a
forciole speech, and was followed by Hon. L.
II. ca andler. The latter gentleman was fire.
quently interrupted, and at one time q serious
distuI lnce was threatened.
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NOMINATIONS IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
The delegates from the townships OF Arlington
Jefferson and Washington met in convention
on Friday evening st Freedman's village, Al
exandria county, Va, for the purpose of nom
mating county officers. Benjamin Austin was
elected president and X. S. Laws secretary.
II. s. Laws was nominated for county clerk
Samuel b. Corbett for sheriff. Edmund Burke
Tor commemorative attorney, Virgil p. COrbett
for county treasurer, and Nelson WOrmley for
superintendent Of the poor. The meeting then
resolved itself into a mas meeting to ratify the
nominations, and speeches we're made by Messrs
I; c, o'Neale, John b. Syphsx and Edmund
Burke
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LOCAL OPTION" IN THIS DIsTRIcr.-The
Dashaways last night were addressed by Mr..
Stetzel, Of Oregon, and Comm, Peck and Saw
age, of this city. They claim that the bold
stand taken by the temperance mes at the late
election in this District resulted in the sh0ice OF
eleven or twelve damage law" or local
option" members Of the Legislature. Announce
ment was made Of . meeting Of the general
temperance committee. to provide for the con-
tinuance OF the organization. to look after
favorable legislation by Congress and the Terri
torial Legislature.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,

complete assortment OF Ladies DREss GOODS
IN the most fashionable sryles ard cplors Als0 a
large stock u sHAMLS. BLANKETS, CLOTHS,
CASsiMERES and DRY GOODS generally, pur-
CHASED Tor each since the recent decline in prices
whlch enables US to offer splendid BARGAINS
Save money BY giving rs call before purchasing
BENJAMIN MILLER,
OctlI -5m. lOl Bridge street. GenrrnfnRn.
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In performing his duties in connection with the
Thoroughly and ably assisted By Mr.. Theodore b.
ssmo, the assistant engineer, and Mr.. II Dunnisg,
no has performed the clerical duties OF the once
y ith accuracy and zeal.
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MASONIC RELIEF FOR THE YELLOW FEVER
SUFFERRRs.-The Grand Master OF Masons of
this jurisdiction, G. +. Stansbury esq, has for
warded to the yellow fever sufferers at Mem
PMS ana Shreveport 1900, which has been
terity. Columbia Comm nderv on SATURDAY
night voted $50 to the relief fund, and lafayette
Lodge 500.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN

1hCoIEES ShLE OF REAL EsTATE IN
GEORGETOWN. D. G.
o. BL virtue Of decree of be Supreme Court Of
- ne District Of Columbia, passed the 9Th day
q Octc Der, A. ID. ls73, ia certain cause there
"a pending No 3,l75, wherein Getty ct al were com
Plansuts, ana Getty ct al defend ants, the under
signed, Is Trustee, will expose 10 sale Al public
nueu1on' N front OF the prem'ses, on wEDNEsDAY
ne ga day OF october, A. ID. 1873, at the hour Of
80 O'Clock NJ, all that let Of ground lying aud
bslng ~ Holmesds addition TO Georgetown, District
o. columbia, known as lot No. 45 ia said addition,
as The same Is laid down the plats aud plaus Of
tSld town, the same fronting A. feet the s5uth
OF Dunbartou street, few feet east Of Montgomery
ling. ~ D"0i
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree. One.
thlrd cashi balance in two equal payments, at six
ana tMelNe months from day OF sale, with interest,
with liberty 10 the purchaser pay all cash down
Iltle reserved until last payment is made all con.
Neyanclns at cost OF purchaser. The Trustee re-
serves the right If terms of sale are not c.mpIied
with in five days after day Of sale, to resell said
properly on hve DAYS notice thrDush some uevzpa-
per published in the District Of Columbia, Al the
cost and risk Of the defaultng purchaser
MM. ID. CASSIN, Trustee,
OCtl4ts THOS. BOWLING. Aucf
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A WASHINGTON LABOR RyFoRsBR IN VIR-
GINIA.-The Fairfax (VA) NsIcs of Saturday
says:-A. T.. Redstone delivered an address
here in the court-hOuse on Monday night Of this
week. There was q respectable, though not
large, attendance OF the citizens OF both politi
cal parties. Mr.. X. Is an intellg gent man and q
tolerably good speaker, but not quite mp In
pacity to the full performance, as we think. of
all he proposes TO accomplish. His address was
ostensibly intended for the ear OF the " farm ers
and wOrkin0men of virginia.
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WILCOX 6 GIRB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baun's hoopsSirt and corset factory, 9Th street,
lnteligencer building. 1928
THR COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fitness of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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KENTUCKY KUKLUx.-At louisville. In the
case of Meaux VS. McLenney at al, for som
days before the United States court. alleged
kuklux outrage in 1868, In Mercer county. XIV.
the jury on Saturday returned verdict OF $50
damages for the plaintiff, who claim ii 10 have
SUITE red greatly at the hands of ten unmasked
are prominent citizens OF Mercer county, and
will Tile bill OF exceptions.
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YELLOW JACK YIELDING TO JACK FRosr-
Yesterdays advices from Memphis state tbs
the weather Is cold, with prospect of fros
of the physicians favorable. There is no doub,
that the fever is yielding. Seventeen deaths
from yellow fever are reported. Only one dealt
occurred within the past twenty-four hours a
Montgomery, Ala. Aid continues to pour il
for the sufferers from all quarters.
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GEORGETOWN ADyERTIsEsENTs.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auot'r; Georgetown.

X THOMAS BOWLING, Auot'r; Georgetown
EyERMAY-THAT splendid PROPERTY ON
Tbb kATkEME NORTHEASTERN HEIGHTS
VI GEORGEIOMN, u. CAT AUCTION.
- Oh sAIl RbA1, October S9th, a. o'clock
Or p m, will offer the above property .itu.fed
street. The house contains some Is rooms with all
modern improvements, aud the ground abauf 4
acres. Also, we will sell the lots attached bsin ?
several hundred front feet, on Montgomery aud
This property being contiguous to the p street
railroad, aud Overlooking Washington city, is con
silsred very desirable.
Terms: OHe-thirt cash; balance in u and Is
E"uths' or $1,000 can remain on the house part at
~ Per cent. per aunum. All veysncing, sc. AZ
oci2O THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
~ THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georget5Wn
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY OK
h,AAISdhIIGSGIoN STREET, GEO RGETOwH, AT
a. On WEDNESDAY, October pa, a, 4:sO ?.
- IL, fronting about 81 feet on the east sid, 1
Washington street, between Duubarton and B all
slltSts, by a derth q % feet. The imprOyamnuts
consist Of substantial twO-st5ry- snd-A-haf BrIck
wash tubs, marble manteis, pantry, &c. &c. This
properly Is ciig.bly located, on one II the finest
streets near the rest cars, and is well worthy the
Terms to suit Conveyancinr 81 cos. of rurcbsser
octl5 THOMAS Dow LING, AuCf'r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Now opening, ana will BE-
- sold cheap Tor cash, large assortment of sra-
sol able DAY GOODS. All the Newest Shades for
meTess Black SatteeBs, Blankets. Flanuels, Cassi-
urr-s. BoFdrred TowliHEs, Dsmask Table Drapers
Win good lot 1t CarpetiICs, Oigl0ths, II asS8ck
Rugs, &c. Give me call aud see tor yourselves, az
5. THOMAS BROWNS
ocE-6t New Store, No. I2I BFiise street.
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POHp's EXTRACT cures rheumatism burns
piles. ulcers. toothsche, sore throet. spraio.
scalds' soreness, Old sores, headache. collie,
iamenesS. bruises, bOilS. wounds, neuralgia
hoarseIeSs, diaTrhUa. and all Aemorrhages etc.
PONDS Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that IL Is a standard
medicine, treated OF in medical writings znd
known to be a cure for these disc Asses. m II : II
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THE THEATER COMIQUR in addition to the
excellent company hitherto performing there
has several new attractions this week, includ-
ing Ling Look, the Chinee man who swallows
swords, eats fire, and does other wonderful
thlngS also Iamsdiva, who can tie himself into
double bow knot; also Miss Blanche SeIwyn,
who Is natty and roguish in male attire, and
turns the heads of the other fellows. The bal
let and burlesque performers will be up to
the usual standard with some novelties
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CoRNs, ETC.-"The wise for heath on daily
walks depend" AMI sufferers from coruS.
bunions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex-
cascences, chtlblains, or other ailments of the
feet find quick relief at Dr. Whites establish
ment, No. 5S5 18Th street, opposite the L. $
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TURco-RUssIAN BATHS; also, sfedicatcd Va
Por Baths, for al skin disease, st Or. Shedd's
POS street. 68a6
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PROPOSED PRRsBYTERIAN UNION REJECT
KD-Upon a vote of the Presbyterian SYNOD of
Missouri, recently in session in St. Louis, there
were thirty-two nays upon a question TO mite
with the Southern Reformed church and forty
seven yeas. The nays held a subsequent mae,-
ing and decided to take no action until after
the Presbyterians have voted on sending com
munications to the next meeting of the Southern
General Assembly. 1t was expected that thew
would secede.
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IHE UNSAFE ROBINS BUILDING To RE
REMOVED AT ONCE.-The following shows the
action taken by the Board of Public Works to-
dav in relation To the Robbins building corner
of 9Th and streets, il being condemned as un-
safe. and from its peculiar Construction IL is i'm
possible 10 underpin il and make il safe for oc-
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
preparation like Dooley's Cslisaya Tonic. Al
per bottle. 60
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
DIST RIOT or COLU MBTA,
WASHINGTON OrtOber 10 1,

- T. = h.thtnS. EST., " dSttHgt0H, ". O.
"SiT.-l am directed by the board to &C
knowledge the receipt Of your communication
of the 18th instant, asking that the recent action
OF the board in relation to the removal
OF the building owned by yOu on the southeast
corner Of 9TH and streets northwest be recon
sidered, &c, and to say that in view of the
present unsafe condition OF the building the
public interest requires that il should be removed
at once. The board have therefore decided
after fun and careful consideration of the
subject, that the former action must be sus-
tanned. Very respectfully,
e. :. JOHNSON, Secretary"
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TAKE CARE OF NoUR VALuABLEs-Csl
and examine the fire and burglar proof wants
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner OF New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe kesping
OF securities. Jewels, silver ware or other yaiu-
ables. Rents from ten 70 sixty dollars Dar An
mum, according q, size. No business man car
afford 10 do without them. Take tc1rntEg fvor,
the CAtcdco Gaf Basfos. fres.
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THERMOMETERS and Baromaters are repsired
and made to order by Hempler ne At AZ street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-16

PHEASANT TINES AT THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COMPANY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACCoAMo-
DATIoss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF FINE SEA-
SON.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WHITE SuLTHuR, w. VA, July 14th, 1873.
Our friends who have not yet left The city
are missing q great deal in the delightful
temperature which falls to our lot at this
splendid sumner retreat. Rarely has sea-
son opened more promisingly. The accom-
modations are in all respects pleasant; the
company, though not unpleasantly large,
is, quite numerous and very agreeaple'
and everything in reason is done to please
the guests. It is an agreeable surprise to
some of lis to find the western cities well re-
presented so early in the season, and tne
good reports those now here send home VIII
doubtless cause many more to resort hltneI
in search Of health OF pleasure before many
DAYS pass. There is no better Recommended.
ton for a watering place than the GOOD
opinion of its habitues. No wonder, then'
that the Queen Of the Virginia Springs Is so
widely aud favorably known.
cannot give you list Of the notableS
who have arrived, as the register is not at
hand and have not taken notes in my ram
Dies. But MT, COfcOTall, Lue w dshinS'oh
millionaire and philanthropist, is here as
usual. General Toombs, of Georgia, is an.
other "lion" pointed out to erybody, and
there are q number of western and northern
celebrities whose names are not so familiar
to your readers. As to the ladies, whose
presence enlivens every scene, it will be
time enough to mention them when the balls
begin, which l hope will be soon.
Next week the rush Of the fashionable
people will begin. and then we will have
fun, gayety, and excitement day in and day
out for the balance Of the season. There Is
no better field for enjoyment than this en-
chanting summer home. b.
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Montgomery White Sulphur Springs

Montgomery White Sulphur Springs.
INCIDENTS OF THE LATE RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT
NEW RIVER BRIDGE-CONDITIoN OF THE SUI
FERERS-WHo'S TO BLAME?-ARRIYAL OF
rlSlToRS-PoNY RACE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
MONTGOMERY SPRINGS, Va, July II, 1873. /.
Yesterday evening some of the sufferers
twelve in number) Of the late serious rail-
road accident at New River bridge arrived
here. DR.. Mansfield, though distigured by
cut over the eye, and good deal scratched,
has never been horS de combat, and was
of great assistance to his fellow.sutferers.
His laty, Two grown daughters, aud two
little girls, were in the sleeping-car the
children and one daughter escaped miracu-
lousy with slight scratches, the other daugh-
ter was badly bruised and is almost helpless,
while Mrs. Mansfield. having received Sc
we're cuts on the head, is closely confined TO
her bed and in danger, it is feared, from cry
sipelas. Mr.. r. Fl. Vance, who received severe
confusion of face and bruises aDoue the
body; was brought here on litter, ana Is also
confined to his bed. Mrs. G. /. Pease got q
painful cut on the head; her two children
also escaped with slight injury servant girl
q good deal hurt, while Miss Alice Tate
got OIL WIFI SUulc siiSuI w utsess AutSC
parties are all here under the skilful medical
treatment of DR.. Goolrick, of Baltimore,
resident physician, and their friends (they
are all from Memphis, Tenn.,) may feel us.
sured that Captain Calhoun, the humane
and gentIemanly proprietor, is leaving no.
thing undone which can contribute to the
! necessities and comfort of the strangers.
Three gentlemen who were alsu passengers
4 a lt-for S.1o inc hcI
hurt to be moved, and are still at Central
Depot, the nearest station to the scene of the
accident. Of these MIR. Howell Cobb, Jr.,
Of La Grange, Ga, had his thigh broken.
He was en- route also for this place, and Cap
tain Calhoun proposes sending up for him
| tomorrow II he can be moved. MIR. Cotton
OF the New York Times, who had his collar.
bone broken, was on Il visit to some friends
in Virginia, and thinks he will be able in a
few days to resume his journey. Mr.. Greg.
DRY, the conductor of the " Pullman, y has
perbaps received the most severe and lasting
injury, Ills wound being d compound lrac-
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cnce of the Richmond Dispatch. I

DECENTRALIZATION PARAGRAPHS-CLoS-
ING EXERCISES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
PETER JoEES-MILITARY, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
PETERSBURG, July 10, 1873.
4 special telegram from the Blue Ridge
Springs, received this morning, announced
the death at that place of Mr.. Joseph
Fl. Cooper, president Of the Citizens Bank,
of this city. Mr.. Cooper has been in
LII health for two years past-said to have
been caused by bis accidentally taking in
ternally preparation of aconite, which was
meant by his physician to be externally ap-
piled. Whether or not that was the original
cause of his sickness, he has evidently been
sinking for many months past, though his
death was somewhat unexpected. Mr.. Cooper
was native of Petersburg, and was about
tifty-siX years old. He had for long time
been u leading lumber merchant, and was
one of the most highly esteemed and yalua-
BILE members of the community. His re-
mains will be brought to the city for inter-
ment tomorrow.
Lomaxan, infant child of General Ma
hone, died yesterday at Old Point, and was
buried here to-day. The death Is also re-
ported to-day Of u child OF 5. 5. BrldSers,
Esq.
This morning between II and II O'Clock
a negro youth, named Cornelius Carter,
was drowned while bathing in Hanly>s pono,
near the city; He is supposed to nave peen
seized with fit while in the water. several
negroes Owed for the body and touched It,
buf hadn't the courage to pull it up. 1t was
finally recovered by two white boys, Peter
Mole and William Eaves.
~.aoro foIloyE namptI Moses 'thOmnsOn
committed some mischief in Courthouse
avenue this morning, which made it neces-
sary for him to be arrested. Some five or
six policemen tackled him, but these--being
q powerful and desperate man-he soon laid
and oyercame. He had to be finally beaten
down with clubs and sticks before he was Sc
cured, amid great excitement.
The Heaviest train Of lumber that ever ar.
rived from North Carolina passed over the
Richmond and Weldon road to-day. It con.
sisted of fifteen loaded cars.
The new track of the Richmond and We'll
don railroad between the two depots has
been completed, and is a very substantial
piece OF work.
now engaged with an engine and a large
iOICc vi uhluS Ill ClcruiHS Out TUG NOTtu
Spring run, which has for many years been
a sink-hole of impurities and regular pesti.
lence-breeder.
There will be a barbecue at the Fair
Grounds tomorrow to been livened by some
trotting and racing.
The examination exercises of the public
schools closed to-day with interesting exer-
cises at the Academy of Music. A gold
medal was presented to Master Irving Jones
for general proficiency in his studies, good
conduct, &c. The presentation was grace-
fully made by DR.. j. Hubert Claiborne.
Captain John Lyon distributed certificates
to number Of distinguished students. One
Of them happened to be named Peter Jones.
and Captain Lyon humorously alluded to
the fhct that the city was founded by Peter
jones and that the name Ind always. been
Re presented by some worthy member Of che
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-16

A sr.ruErrE OF GENERAL .BUrLER.- Here
ia an interesting little item of art news from !
tba Rnston Transcript: A new statuette OF
General Butler is in preparation, the Two
sides of the face being quite dissimiar. seen
from one side. the expressive face seems 1sa 70
wear probbitory legislation in every ,, IN sr
a ndnrns the sinewy neck, and the mouth Is
pious1y pursed up as though one .i sho tha
Whistle at funeral. On the other Sue sne
n mrls'i is bare except for preter-ByroniIc
collar resting loosely on the atlantean sno ts
I ders while from the corner of the mouth q
e uI, nrotrudes and knowing wink par
t;aIlw closes the eve, such as one may see
exchanged among the sons of Be 1,na %nen
one of them invites another 10 iun l',inar.
Both proes have their numerous aamlter1'
hut the full front is said to be less SATISFACTORY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-16
DICHMOND SEMINARY, ,,,,sn VA
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal.
Mis- G., A. PEYTON, { associate Priucipals.
Mas j. X, GARNETT.}
iy Ie-eod&w2m

This school for young ladies Will be opened ~ an
eligible location and III comfortable rooms MEt!
NESDhY, october !, 1873, ami Will close IuEo-
II is dsigned to he equal In every respect to the
first Institutions of the kind In the State NO en9rt
will be spared In either the primary or higher ue-
nartepts to make the method and course OF lnstruc
tion thorough and complete. .., 80 ~
ner;rncr. having for several years, In connection
With Mrs GARRETT, fwho has taught for twenty
wears. and IL considerable part of that time Win
Miss Pegram,) conducted Successful schoo IN thls
city. s... ..o,u. e,ur of
which were spent as principal OF tle HetersoulS
Female Institute, and the last two III connection
with the Southern Female Institute In this city.
TESTIMONIAL.
PETERSBURG, June %, 1873.
The undersigned take pleasure In recon- ending
the school of Mr.. JOHN II. POWELL TO the conn.,
dencc and patronage OF the public. MIR. POWELL
resided SOME years in this community, where ne
achieved an enviable reputation as an Instructor OF
Young ladies. His industry, energy. ripe Sch9iar-
Ship aild moral worth pre-emlnenty quall1y MIN
for SUCCESS In the field of education.
herlaynr. A. 8. McIlwaine,
w, Gordon McCabc, "A. Plummer,
Robert A. Martin, john Mann.
William T. Joyncs, Charles y. StrIngfellow,
n. W. Lassiter, R0dcs AlasSle,
R. G. Pegrim. John herocrt liaioorhe'
W. l.. Watkins, !. Broochs,
NJ TaunOr, }. Andrew White.
Thomas Withers NJ. D..
For circular containing terms, &c, apply TO
either principal, Richmond post-ofhce, or at tnelr
residences. y NNr-M
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MACHINERY, dc.

SECOND-HAND ENGINES, &C.
We have for sale The following in good running
order: ,,-.
Jne lCo-horsc-po,scr STATIONARY ENGINE,
Two 25-horse-powcr PORTABLE ENGINES anl
BOILERS,
One l?-horse-p power HORIZONTAL STATIONARY
ENGINE,
One s-horse-pow UPRIGHT ENGINE,
One 3-hurse-puwer PORTABLE ENGINE anC
BOILER.
Two No. MCKENZIE BLOWERS,
Two No. CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS,
Three STuRTEvANT BLOWERS, assorted sizes.
An the above machinery Is of a desirable cha
lacter and will be sold at u very low figure. Time
will I've given on the large machinery for approved
paDer with hank interest added.
WILLIAM K. TANNER & CO..
10 oa-Im Richmond. Va.