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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-11
uEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE
At AUCTION

BUT TO BE KEPT OPEN TILL 1sT OCTOBER.),
BY virtue of a decree of the Richmond Chancery
Court Of May u. 1879. In the suit Patton &C., rs.
Fry. &C., the undersigned, appointed commission
DOT pre sh the a OF August
Nj !h HE yaunSs g sPRS known as
including the REAL ESTATE, situated In the
county OF Bath. State Of Virginia. on the line OF The
H HUNDRED AND INVENTIONS ACRES, one
gether with all the Personal PROPERTY
| thereon, used In connection with the Springs.
The improvements consist Of THREE LARGE
BRICK Bull DINGS Of the best material and work
manship, and q mum Der OF HhNDSOME CUT
TAG ES all in good order and evincng considers
BILE degree OF taste in constructions; store. hath
| houses, stables, &C.; and partial equipment for
stage line, &c.
spring in the mountains through the buildings and
grounds, affording an ample supply tor al! pur,
d s for the Conduct Of
THE SPRINGS ARE NOW IN SUCCEssFgL
3RERATpTiy ASp M1h6 r. 70 THE 1s4
The property is situated on the main road In
| the Warm Springs Valley. about fifteen miles from
| Coyington. on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
from which point it Is accessible by fine turnpike;
and The South Branch railroad, now chartered
Covington, and when completed Will pass through
| the Warm Springs Valley within short distance
| Of the Springs. .,oa
The virtues ofthe waters are well known and need
no particular notice. Descriptive pamphlets can
be had of the agent ut the Springs. or OF Purcell.
| Ladd e Co., Richmond. The grounds are plctu,,
rescue and beautiful, shaded by trees OF orlginai
growth the climate delightful, the atmosphere pure
and exhlera,lng and without ogs, and scenery uil-
surpassed. -,so
TERMS: Cash as to one-fourth or The purchase
money; the residue upon credit. 81 SIX. l"Sise,
eighteen, and twenty-four months, Tor nee3uhoe
notes. with interest added from the day OF sale
For further information apply 10 one OF tIie eun
missioncrs at Richmond, Va, or Is. NJ Qnares' INC
"e~',,' 80 CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
". w. CRUMP-
JOHN Fl. GUY.
JOHN A. COKE.
JANIS y. DUNLOP,
ivos Commissioners.
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stabn,ne ON snipboard.

New York, August 9.-Michael Jordan, a
seaman on the ship Hamilton Fish. has been
held for examination on the charge OF stab
bling John Aica, first mate, during thg ior ras
age to this port from Liverpool. JORDAN Gan
and his shinmates say the stabbing was done
in selt.deience, aud that the passengers as
well ms tia crew were badly treated by the
ntf;eers of the ship, especially by Captain
BRYANT and the first mate. The sailors are
snnnorted in their statements by written
charges signed by the passengers.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, August "a camp of
Chinese laborers working on the narrow
gauge railroad near Benicia was attacked
Yesterday by crowd of drunken white
men, who tore down their tents and stoned
and dubbed the Cinnamon, who fled like
sheep into the hills. All work was sus-
pended. Several of the aSsailed laborerS
were subsequently, found miles away from
the place Of attack.
james Otis to-day received the Taxpayers
nomination for Mayor.
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AtIant,e and Pacific Railroad.

New York, August 9.--At the re6rsani.
cation OF The Directors of the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad Company to-day Thomas a.
Scott was elected presid dent, Andrew Pierce,
Dr., yice-president and general manager, and
General Clinton Is. Fisk treasurer. J0hn
Edgar Thomson, Thomas a. Scott, Alfred
L. Dennis, and Dayid solomon, OF the Penn.
Syiyanh railroad; were chosen directors,
The eleetieH OF Scott TO the presidency g
said 10 indicate nm alliance between the
thirty-second and ttirty-tifth parallel of the
continental projects on one line Of railroad
70 San Franeisco.
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Bloody Fight between PaWnee ana
Sioux Indians.

OMAHA, August "a dispatch from Elem
Greek, Nebraska, states that Tuesday morn
ing while party of Pawnee Indians were
hunting near Republican river, OF BACK,
wood creek, they were surprised by large
body of Sioux, and bloody fight ensued,
resulting in the defeat of the PaWnees, VINO
lost about 100, comprising some OF the bess
men of the tribe, and most of their horses,
arms, and game. The PaWnees were pur.
sued thirty miles; aud only escaped when
night came on,
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MACHINERY, DC
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

1SA - aE.e...t
One Is horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE and
One 20 horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE aud
One i2 horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE and
One horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE and
BOILER,
Three 10 horsepower STATIONARY ENGINES,
One horsepower STATIONARY ENGINE,
One Is horse power UPRIGHT BOILER,
One 10 horsepower UPRIGHT BOILER,
one PORTABLE GRIST-MILL, four feet burr
stones
One Fay s. Woods DOMINION PLANER, twenty
four feet carriage.
All the above are In perfect running order and are
rs good as new, and will be sold low and on easy
terms Apply to GEORGE b. SLOAT,
Nos. 1902, 1924, 1925. 142s. 1880, and 1882 Cary
street, and Nos. Is and Is south Fifteenth street.
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The Yellowstone Expedition.

New YORK, August ga dispatch from
the Yellowstone expedition says the com
mand arrived at the Yellowstone river en- the
10th of July, and encamped fifteen miles
south of the mouth of Glendive creek. AS
soon as the troops and wagons were trans
ferred to the other side, the expedition
would proceed to Muscle-shell river, leav'
ing detachment of infantry, under COM
mand of Captain Pearson, in charge of the
stockade now being built. Only one death
occurred OH the trip--tbat of Dan Mailey,
killed by being run over by wagon. The
survey is progressing tayorably.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August e.--Flonr quiet and un,
changed. Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn du
and nomiual for southern: viii lie southern. 65a
sc yellow southern, 55M5sc.: mixed western very
firm ut 57@5Sc Oats shade rner; southern; aS a
t;Tc firm mt soc Hay unchanged. Pork steady at
s,s. Bulk meats, $40 Shoulders slt@9c.: clear rib
sides lot nlOsc.; outside for jobbing lots Hacon-
Active ioboing demand: shoulders, 9sNlGc.; rio
sides l6,c; clear rib-sdes lit@l1sc,; sugar-cure'
hams. sac Western butter III good demand: good
to choice. cOdlaSc. Whiskey steady at '9:c. sugar
NJ
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England.
France.
st. Domingo.

PoRr-AU.PRIscE, July 24.-The Chamber
at this place has not been opened. No ses-
sion is likely for this year, the Government
apprehending trouble If they meet.
The revolution on the northern frontiers of
st. Domingo is progressing, and fighting is
of daily occurrence. The roads in all the
northern provinces are obstructed by gueril-
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/ That he there proclaimed Don Carlos as King
OF Spain. Many leading Spaniarls OF Ha-
Yana, including generals in the army, colo,
nels of yofunteers, the Jesuits, and several
slaye.traders Of the island, are said to be CO.
conspirators with General Portilio Tor Inc
overthrow Of The Republican Government
crnsv,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-11
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
co1rNTRY-sEATO ON THE BROOK TURN.
PIKE ONE MILE NORTH OF RICHMOND:-Hy
virtue of deed of trust executed by Luther = 1T
vine and wife, bearing date on the 18TH gay az y.
Henrco County Court, the undersigned, trustees ,,e
therein named, will proceed to SCI at pup PM day
tion, upon the premises on MQNDA1 tne lain
SUBTRBA i FARM located as above now under
rental of $500 per annum to Messrs Franklin DAVE
& Co. .cpEc ~ highly
improved land, and the improyemsnE consist q,
large BRICK DWELL!NG-HosnSsEs, S Stahia Er
The neighborhood is good and the place remarkably
healthy. 80 .bo d.ad reonire q
more favorable arrangements may be made, winch
viii I've announced at the hour OF sale.
VII ~ 'S WELLINGTON GGDDlN.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE,
Trustees.
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IN the stiff cyenius breeze, IN The direetia'n,
II: cooner,s Point, where 1t finally drought
~, ina totally lilapidated condition upon
The orter piers OF the. water at that poin'.

The wind was damp with coming wet.
When James and blue-eyed Lizzie mex
He held a bingham DER his heaa,
And 10 the maiden TINS he saiu'
.oh. lovely girl, my hearts afre
with loves unauenchable desire;
Saw. dearest one, wilt thon be mine,
And join me in the grocery line
r,ba maid. In accent sweet, replied;
!. itm, Hold fine umbrella more my sue
NV bran-new oonnet's getting We
vi marry yer, yer needn' fret"
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Now York Items.

NEW YORK, August 9.-The Brooklyn
Trust Company has resumed.
A quarter of million of silver bars were
shipped to Europe to-day.
There is no news of the missing steamer
ArnQt.
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Louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, August o.-Flour. firmcr and In
good denaud; supply light; prices unchanged
Corn easy ut 56@5rc. for sacked from store: Pork
advanced to Si6.5O@ $l6.75. Bacon In fair demand
and steady; shoulders. 9599tc clear rlb, j. f(g
fierce, 00I2lc.; kcs held at stc. steam, s@stc:
smrll order lots t9tc. higher. Whiskey steady
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The Carolina Life Insurance Company.
MEMPHIS, August 9.-The Carolina Life
Insurance Company, of this city, has effected
an arrangement by which their entire bust
ness has been transferred to the Southern
Life Insurance Company, the latter company
insuring all outstanding risks of the former.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
ynQE MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS..
NEW YORK August 9.-Cotton dull ana irreSIi-
lar: sales OF l,sls bales ut 2oa2atc Flour Inlet.
Wheat 160oc. better; brisk demand; winter red
WESTERN ST 5aMSl55. Corn heavy and shade
lower. Pork higher: new, Sls. Lard steady. Havals
duil Groceries quiet aud firm. FFelgnts s'rons.
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SAVANNAH. August 9.-The first bale of
the new cotton crop arrived to-day and was
sold at auction to Randall, Daf1in g. Co., at
- cents pound.
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BY Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Hull street, opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va.

vALJTABLE LAND IN CHESTER
v FIEID AT Auction IN MANCHESTER,
VA, ON COURT DAY, THE 18TH ATGU ST, 1879,
AT MBy virtue of decree OF s [he o Sifc ag
b,s creditors rs eogbill's heirs, &C., shall offer
for sale to the highest bidder ut Manciester at the
time named, the TRACT OF LAND, with ING aP-
the widow of w. W. T. Cogbill. There are about on!
TWO HUNDRED AM, SIXTi-FlfEl -, A a',5sf,s:
riaIt nj dover in cighiy-five - This land Is
I'M Dale township, near the old courthouse the home
of the late w. w. T. CogbiIl.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance ut six, twelve
and eighteen months, purchaser TO execute negoti.
able notes, well Endorsed, carrying Interest IRON
date and title retained till paid for, purchaser to
pay taxes for 1873. Sale subject to confirmation OF
court. <,,
ALEXANDER DONNAN, Commissioner.
ROBERTSON & BRONACGH, Auctoneers.
0.TQ
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BY w. B. Ratclitfe, Auctioneer,
1910 Main street.
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
VALUABLE COAL LANDS

" ABLE COAL L N D S
AT AUCTION,
AT MANCHESTER, VIRGINIA,
On covrt-day, the 18th August 1s73 at IL O'Clock NJ
BY virtue of decree of the County Court OF
Chesterfield In the chancery suit of Confess hslrs
rS Coates, we shall offer for sale to the highest bid
der tract OF land adjoining the Clover I'M Pits,
or very near them, in Chesterfield, containing
IS SO ACRES OF LAND
belonging to the heirs of the late Rhody Coates.
There have been such tests made az to warrant us III
believing that this land has good coal UPON ~.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, tWel We,
and eighteen months, purchaser TO execute ne20tla-
BILE notes well endorsed CARRYING Interest from date,
and title retained till paid for purchaser 10 pay
taxes for 1873.
Sale subject to the confirmation of the court.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
SOCRATES BROOKS,
Commissioners.
MOODY & ROYALL, Aucti0neerS.
iy o5-2s 3lst. Aug I'd 18th. 9Th, ana lltn 6t
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I Murder and Suicide.

PoUGHKEEpslE, N. Y, August 9.--John
wense, junkdealer, shot his wife this r.
{ NJ. and then shot himself; both are dead.
They had quarrelled about money matters.
B Wense was intoxicated. They leave seven
children.
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DrOwa,ed.

C.wsoyIA, N. Y, August 9..-Miss Flor
ence A. NATION and Charles J. Beebe were
drowned neal. shore while sailing this z. NJ
i'm Cazenoyia Lake, the boat having cap
sized
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SALE OF CHES-

n COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CHES-
I TEPFIEI,D LANDS.-On MONDAY, August
IL 1s73 that being Chesterfield County Court-day,
shall In accordance with the decree rendered In the
chancery suit of Mays executors e. Womack alla q
Chesterfield proceed to sell al public auction at the
courthouse door in Manchester, at IL O'Clock ~.
lie TRACT OF LAND, containing scot acres, be-
longing to Thomas NJ. Womack. 1t lies III Chester
field county on the Goodies Bridge road, about nve
miles east Of Clover Hill pits, adjoining the lnds OF
M. ". Walden, A. A. Phaup, Ed. L. WebSter's es-
tute, and +. j. Gresham. The HOUSE Is wooden,
covered with tin and has eight rooms, ands In rea-
sonably good repair.
expenses of sale, and balance on credit OF SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, equal payments, IN"
tcrest added for bonds with approved security, and
tile retained until payments are all made in ful
CHARLES ). STKINGFELL0W
.u1tds Commissioner.
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C1SCISNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI August 9.-Flour steady at S6l5@
se25 Corn steady at i5hD4Tc. Provisions quiet
and firm. Pork-JObbirg sales at $l67j: generally
held at Sl7. Lard hrn err; steam nomihnlly &c;
Kettle &C. Bacon steady shon de e % clear RIO
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OFFICE OF THE SHlLLINGER
ARTIFICIAL-STONE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
No. s12 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

No. 9l2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now prepared to lay down the above,
named pavement In the most artistic manner and
In any design, pattern. or color desired, ana az
cost far less Than that Of naSgmg n % als s my
bies &C., using the celebrated English Portland ce-
ment Thereby nsurng great durability, entire free
dom from dust, snoothness OF surface, ana beauty
Of finish, &c. In -,
apniy immesiiatey as this Is the most suitable time
ali the wear 10 nave the work done III.
County rights for sale.
Orders received at the office, 912 Main street:
sss-sm - III. TERRES & co
TNURNIP sEED.-3,0G0 pounds of new
J. crop TURNIP SEED of extra quality and
finest varieties.
KED-ToP STRAP-LEAF,
WHITE FLAT-DUTcH,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
r YELLOW ABERDEEN,
DALE's HYBRID,
SWEDISH or RUTA-BAGA.
One dollar per pound. We Will mail to any adj
dress Il: the regular retail price tree OF posage)
Wholesale prices Furnished 10 merchants on APP
plication. ALISON 81, a A iis1
NOTICE.-MoNEY To LoAN.-THE
~ CAPITAL BuILpISG EgND a., Ass 's.n IA
stant ut "a o'clock, will lon the funds on hand %
the stockholders. Stock not al yet taken 20 INA.
money! by subscribing and paying CUES, &c., ap 70
anu " snas J. Ia d. NE1sWAHGER, Treasurer. 81
al office Southern Mutual Insurance Company,
an s-st &c. IL TcIih stree.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.


Madrid, August Git is announced that
an arrangement for the restoration Of the
national authority in Salamanca has been
concluded between deputation from that
city and the Government, but the conditions
have not yet been made public.
BAyoNNE, August 9.-The Carlists are
concentrating before Burgos, the capital OF
the Spanish province of that name, prepare.
tory to making an attack upon the city.
England.
LONDON, August 9.-Rumors are current
in London tonight that the steamship Great
Eastern has succeeded in recovering the A.
| lantic cable of 1865.
Italy.
MUNICH, August 9.-King Ludwig will
| visit the Vienna Exposition incognito next
week.
france.
PARIS, August 9.-Inquiry by Govern
ment officers proves that no case of cholera
has occurred in Paris this year. 1t is ru-
mored that Dufaure is to be appointed Presi-
dent Of the Council of State.
| Austria.
TRIESTE, August 9.-The statement that
an attempt was made yesterday to assassin
ate. Pospodar, OF Montenegro, is contra
dicted.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WuMINGToN. Angus. a-Spirits turpentine quiet
at CSC. Resin quiet at S2.a5 for strained; 50 Tor
pale Crude turpen;iua unsettled: " for hard ;
e32O for yellowuip aud virgin. Tar lower at 3d.
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Arrest Of a Murderer.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-Slatter, who
killed HusSey, has been arrested.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
eleventh, street between Main and Bank.

xrEAT FRAME COTTAGE ON THE
v NORTH SIDE OF CATHARTNE STREET
RETWEEN MONROEAND HENRY STREETs,
i P65 SaIE All AUCTION ON fTUESD hY. 18TH
az AIIGIiST, sd. O'CLOCK r. This is a neat,
small COTTAGE, suited for the comfortable ac-
cnmmodation of q small family, now occupied by
Sirs. Pohle. The LOT fronts 80 feet and runs Dack
Immediately after the above. we will sell a good
BUILDING LOT ON the east side OF Henry street
between Catllarinc and Leigh streets, adjoining
Mrs. McWillIans, 81 oy e3 feet to an alley 8 feet
wide.
on q Auctioneers.
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GIFT CONCERT.

This drawing has been lcgalized by special act OF
the Legislature, to raise funds for the completion
of the Masonic Temple in the city OF Norfolk.
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GTEEL RAILS.-Prices current for CO.
y DORUS STEEL RAILS, made from native
steel ore at various rolling-mills throughout the
United States:
New, all steel, S.15 per ton. currency;
New. ope-fourth steel. sos per ton, currency;
New, one-siXth steel, 500 per Ton, currency;
Rerolling. all steel, Ss5 per ton. CURRENCY:
ReroiIing, one-follrth steel, $i5 per ton, cur
rency:
Rcroliing. One-sixth Steel S42 per ton, currency.
Reference as 10 wear for over three years on the
Delaware division Single track of the Erie rail-
way and Jther leading trunk lines. Apply 20
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG. :
90 ~ wtr II Broadway. N6p' York
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August 9.-Money easy ut 2@3s
Sterling dull ut 100. Gold, ll5SGll5t. STOCKS quie'
and firm. Governments dull and steady. STATES
quiet aud nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 9.-Virginia consols, 5st
West Virginia's, lol. Bid to-day.
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.-.-,roy ,saIrs...Tl,.s Day.
NJ Redwood & Crenshaw. Auctiob
y ~ s' M 142a Main street.

n ,,,a,so l-sY1
BY Redwood s Crensiaw Va. aa''i0''ss-s7'
WE WILL SELL AT A 2 III sTs;E AL
Miro HSRNfNG Ar 10 0'CLo arg rganaIst;,,g
I,at " HoJJsEHOLD FURNITUEsEstr o unl;NsY
~ psnsTsaDs new and second-nahIIr aIfsTS Sps.
sIDEBoAEps and Wh naI,a Il ss,rTngssEs, BED
a1nIaGs Wood and CANE CHAIRS ana 1orrhY
BAsKETs. BRooMs, GLASsWAssEs = W. Ec 49, -.
sTRaw and Cocoa MATING, ]. &c p : GGSS.sHAW.
hhD"ooD AuctioDeers.
nv Thomas W Reese. Auchoneer'
No. 1911 Main street
ENERAL ASSORTMENT Or e. H l5S = III :
SJ HOLD AND KITCHEN, FH VIE isu,ooITSTED
GAM GAM EE hENSs FOR SALE AT AuCI!ON.n,
TIIIS D1Y nj 10 o'clock will sell p. NY rhamGar
hanse Walnut Mahogany, ana Go .n;ntS md Rfns
Snits WALNUT Parlor Suits IN n, iht NJrI,1etoo Bu-
Mahogany U nh Haircloth Sofas Lounges
T pnr I,i,airs Tin safes, Feather bsu, h por.;
,resses Walnut and Mahogany .a ,nuntedi
gerator: FRENCH plate sIIM IedLounge, Piano
S,aolS rooRIng Stove and utensils, &c. &c.
sioois' ooo THOMAS W. kEESEE, AucuoneeI.
80, ;, agent for Halls Safe and Lock COMPANY:
BY W. B. Ratclitfe, Auctioneer,
15l2 Main street.
VIII, OFFER AT AUCTION On
/ .,oNDhY. nth instant. commencing NJ ne - \,
mast 10 o'clock A. NJ, large ana ~eil-assof'''u
STOCK OF GROCERIES, &c,
., ,,bio, ,le attention of the trade Is Invited.
TO "hlch Inc W. u. RADCLIFFE, 4
Auctioneer.
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REAx ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

EOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II IMPROVED PROPERTY, A FARM OF
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES. ONE
jefferson, eight miles from Michspx ferry; conye-
nient to churches, school, and mill; new brick
house With eight rooms besides cellars, porchcsss
barns stables &c., &C.: all under q good fence.
For further particulars spply at 9es Brook ayeane.
Al c-lW6 8s5 s5ys-sg.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE or pELEGAlEs'
RICHMOND, Va July sh, s,..
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT Or AZ
ID SEMBLY approved April %. 1873, Il Is aT.hi
for the Circuit Court Judges OF this heir re-
until the times for holding the terms oil eii he
spectiye co;rts shall be prescribed by law !" the
time for holding such terms. The termss =. rs
sixth and Seventh Circuits have been hAed -
follows: ,,,n,-,r
CULpEpER CouSrY.-lss February, :?d ApEi'a''
lss November. al. A., and 18th
October. J -, October.
GOocHLANp.-lsth March, 10Th May anu ~ A''
FLUvANSA.-2sd March, 9th June, ana i"A ~,
Manisos.-lst April. 18th June, and 18th sep's"''
Der. 80, oet,,cr
80 - SEVENTH CIRCUIT. os,o,.r
EESRICo COUNTY. Third Mohos!
january, aud June. November,
February, May, and July. mr.. BIGGER,
Clerk OF House Of delegates OF ''s''D
Nv 10 2aWim
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Ball-and-Socket adjustable Hangers, Puleys OF
uniform weight. Compressed Couplings, and Gear
Ing Of any face, diameter or pitch. SEND Tor Cata-
logue. LANE bo1LEl,
nv 3O-M,W, F&w6n Cincinnati, Oll0.
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r ANE & BODLEY,

I ANE Il BUDIE1,
CORNER JOHN AND WATER STREETS,
CINCIN Att,
manufacturers of STATIONARY and PORTA-
BILE sTEAM-ENGINES, CIRCULAR SAW
MILLS, with solid iron frames, friction free,
wrought-iron head-blocks, with automatic dogs
Our head-blocks are perfectly accurate, and will
set by fractions of one-sixteenth Of an inch Self
Feeding Lath-Machines, Boiling, Edging aud Cut
OH Saws.
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LIST OE GIFTS

Grand total, 10 009 gifts. all cash .S25Oo00
Whole tickets, s. half tickets. $3.50.
, 1873-08-31

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