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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08
Albatly S9faister,
LOCAL MATTERS.
POST OFFICE REGIsTER.
MAILS ARRIVE;

MAILS ARRIVE;
From Railroad north and south daily
~ l220P NJ.
Prom Corvallis, daily, at 1880 A. M.
From Lebanon, tri-weelSly, Monday,
wednesday and Fridaylat 1880 A. M.
MAILS DEPART:
For Railroad north and s....4l, daily,
close prompt at li25 A. NJ.
For Corvallis, daily, at i.5o Pm.
For Lebanon, tri-weekly, monday, We'd
ucsday and Fridaylat2P. NJ.
Office hours from A. M. TO SPIN.
sunday, from II NJ. t02P. N.
Money order office hours from 9 "A. M. to
eP.M. z. II. RAYMOND, r. M!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

REcoRDERis COURT. Judge Harmon
on Wednesday evening and Thursday
morning. gdispensedjusti to the follow
ing named persons for their lack Of a
proper regard for city regulations.
VIM. Noble, drunk and disorderly,
fined s5 and costs Longfellow, $5
and costs; G. williams, $5 and costs
Lin all amounting to $33.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

LUCKY Mr.. Isaac Conn, while
repairing a money drawer. asked tie
proprietor what he would tlke for Its
contents. He was answered that he
could have all he found for aquarter of
a dollar. On, removing the tin cover
ing of the lock Mr.. Conn found a
twenty dollar piece, four half dollars.
a bogus halt and one cent piece.
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TRANSACTIONS IN REAL Estate
The following transfers Of real estate
have been made In this county since
the first OF the month:
John w. Short to Silas Williams,
Nov. lst; 61s acres-consideration,
$50,
81. Archibald to Jas. w. Swank,
Nov. lst: l20 consideration
$1,000.
Isaac Miller to Il. T. 4. Fisher, Nov.
lst; 10 acres consideration, $500.
David Crabtree to David Bilyeu,
Nov. Sd; 12l 74-100 acres consider
alton, $6,l00.
United States to John N. Mcdonald.
notification. No. 3,300,-320 acres /;
filed Nov. Sd.
United States TO Calvin Powell, no.
tItlation No. 3,9l3,-320 acres; filed,
Nov. 3d.
Il. W. Brock to Daniel Briugle,
Nov. Sd; 292 2O-lOO acres--c considera-
tloa, $1,000.
Jas. +. Garland to jas. II. Peery,
Kov. 4th; 1G0 cres-consideration,
$1,000.
All Warren to Hugh Dinwidlie.
Nov. 4th; 3 l4-l00 acres--considem-
tion $l20.
David Simons to George Archar.
Nov. 9TH; 800 acres-consideration,
$500.
Dayton Simpson to Chris. Farlow,
Nov. 9th; 8 l0-100 acres-consider-
atiOn, $Sg2 so.
We have heard Of some other sales
ofland and town property, but the
deeds have not as yet beeu filed with
the County Clerk. The Inquiry for
farms in this county is increasing con
slderably Of late.
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SPLENDID VIEWS. MIR. Crawford,
artist of Harrisburg, has sent US q
number Of Photographic views Of Ore
gon scenery, all beautifully executed,
and perfect as representations or cop
les Of nature. Several Of these views
are on sale at the post-office book store,
where they can be purchased.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

FESTIvAL.-The festival Of the Ero-
delphians was indeed festive occa-
sion. The young ladies Of Albany are
unequalled in getting up a pleasant
entertainment. Cakes. nuts, nicknacks,
notions and nonsense, numerically
speaking, we're numerous, and every
body seemed to be happy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

The Oegoaian Of Thursday says: !:
james r. Parrish, whose prosecution
in the Circuit Court for the crime Of
forgery has ELECTED much comment,
and concerning which such diversity
of opinions exist, was adjudged insane
yesterday by the Court, and remanded
to the asylum. He was conveyed
there yesterday afternoon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

REMovAL.-Mr. Waiter Mcfarland
has removed Ills extensive stock OF
stoves and tin ware to the opposite
side of Main street. and will hereafter
occupy the brick building adjoining
Mr.. Conners Bank.
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LUMBER. Though there is' appar-
emily little building going on here,
and our sawmills are run to their ut
most capacity, the demand for lumber
is greater than the supply,
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HoTEI.S.-T'he American Exchange,
at Portland. kept by Quimby & Per-
kins. is one of the best conducted
hotels in Portland. The fare is excel
lent, the prices reasonable, and the
pr2prietors the most gentlemanly,
polite and accommodating Of hosts.
Their great popularity is shown by
the fact that they have been feeding
three hundred people per day for weeks.
past. AS they have not been able to
find beds for all who required them
lately, the proprietors are about to
furnish rooms IN the two brick build
ings, one on the westand the one OIL the
south Of the Exchange. which will be
furnished in the best style, with new
furniture, carpets, bedding, etc. max
ing the accommodations superior 10
any hotel IN the city.
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INSTALLATION The following nam
ei persons were Installed as officers OF
Western Starr Lodge No. 10, |. o. G..
T. for the ensuing term, by Mr.. W. b.
Carter. OF Corvallis:
ID. L. Taylor. w. &. T.; Miss Lima
RIdeeut. w. VT; w. Beach, W. s.;
Miss Alice Griffin, W. A. s. &; II. Fox,
W. H.; Miss Lissie Williams, w. F..
s.; Mrs. Z. II. Griffin, Chap; Miss
Minnie Allison, W. NJ; b. +. Pur-
dom, W. D. NJ is' Ella Rideout,
Wsl. e.; A. u. Arnell, w. .. G.;
Miss Emma Cart wright, Il. II. 81;
Miss Elnna Doncasier, j. ii. s.; \ A.
n. AnlcaI. p. w. &. 1.
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LUNCH. Persons who are hanker-
ing muchIy after good things will find
the Opera House good place to go
t. appease their appetite, as the young
ladies Of the Erodelphian Society
will serve up a first class lunch from
eleven to two O'Clock to-day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

TEMPERANCE LECTURE.-'The con-
Aition Of many ofour sidewalks furnish
strong admonitlon to night rambling
pedestrians to practice the precepts
Aaa;ht BY the Good IemplarA.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

On Thursday the Grand Juryreturn-
ed true bill against DR.. G. G. Glass
and Chas. Mealey, charged with man
slaughter.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

Mr.. ]. Evans, of Pond, Reynolds
&Co., San Francisco, called yesterday.
Our old friend, Mr.. Miller, started
for the Yakima mines yesterday,
We wish he may strike it rich.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

LUCKY ESCAPE Yesterday NOM
Ing about & q clock Mr.. Stevenson had
Gaddled his horse preparatory TO taxi
Ing a ride in the country, and had
left him tied while he was in at break
fast, TIE horse from some cause
commenced pulling backward and got
down. The stable was small and III
his struggling knocked Il good portion
Of the siding off ore side Of the stable
aud got one Of his hind legs down be-
twrpn the floor aud sill. Fortunately
anumbrr Of gentlemen were near at
hand, and by prudent an timely eXer-
lion got the horse out of bis dangerous
pndiClmcnt without serious injury.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

ALL WHO SUFFER from coughs, colds,
bronchitis, Group, wllooping cough,
and the most to be dreaded otall, Con
sumption, can find sure relief IN Dr..
H'tMr's Baisom Of Wi}d CheIrM which
always cures when other remedies
fail. IA.
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BEEF CATTLE. -Messrs. llaCkleman
and Davis, a few days ago brought
overa fine lol Of beefcattlc tronl!Oche-
--seventy-nhe head in all. MIR,
John Althouse, who came over with
them, reports very pleasant "trip
across the mountains, the road beillg
Ia fine condition.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

BLANKS. = We have just printed
a quantity Of blank deeds and mort
glges--new and lmproyed forms--
which we will sell at low rates
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Coos B;ly Coal Agency.
I,I,RI,YMAN 4 nay,

DEALkRs In Cumberland, Lchgh and
H. all descriptions Of Foreign and no-
meS;ic Goats. Alsta, PIG IRON.
Bulkheai- between Pacific and ia .kson
street wharveS. San Franeise', tA. aHS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

The REGISTER is issued twice each
geek "Wednesday and Saturday morningsl
1t the low price Of three dollars per year,
IN advance. Call at the office, corner of
First and Ferry streets, and subscribe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

SEED WHEAT.-Howell, Harper Il
Co. have tor sale a choice article Of
Wheat for seed, such as Fall or White
Winter. Click and Chila Club. Sonora,
&C., &c, all of which they will dispose
of BY exchanging for other wheat. or
on other terms which will nlltf.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

Dealers in Merchandise and Produce. a
good assortment OF all kinds of Goods al
ways in store ut lowest market rates.
Agents for sale Of Wagons, Grain Drills.
Cider Mills. Churns, &C., &C. las
CASH paid for WHEAT, OATS, PORK,
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-08

FoUND.-A gold locket and gold
stud. which the owner can have ty
addressing post-office box No. n.
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FINANCIAL AND CoAMERCrAL.

Gold In New York. 10SL @1OSA.
Legal tenders 9OlE@9l nc.
Wheat In Liverpool l2s 5dt912s Sd !;
club, l2s 9d@l3s. SH
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WHEAT.--Some wheat sill continues
to come to town No change III
market rates
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ALBANY
Collegiate Institute !!
Next term opens,
Monday, september I, 1879.
Il. N. WAEREE, President.
MI 70
FARMEEsS I!
Take Notice /!

TStIE NEW AND WELIrARRANGED
L Warehouse Of II. Cheadle. with I'M
proved cleaning araratus OF ample capac-
ity, ia now prepared to receive grain for
llia harvest Of 1913
Farmers wishing TO store or sell wheat,
will find IL 10 their advantage 70 see me
before selling elsewhere. Al Will bc turp'-
lshed with sacks to more their grain by
calling on me.
The highest cash pricc WI! be Paid for
COOL nerchantablc wheat q alttimes.
h. S. MfRRILL mn old citizen Of Albany,
OF excellent bi4iness qualifications, has
taken charge OF tile warehcnse, and will
supcrintend the receiving an delivery OF
all grain passing through It.
Albany, July 70. lS73-mI7mS
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TIE UMA1MLA HoUsE-At Dalles,
under the charge Of Handley u
Senuott, still keeps up its reputation
as u home for the weary traveller.
The house has been raised, rebuilt.
and returnished, and is now very
comfortable. capable OF conveniently
accommodating large number of
guests.
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FRESH GEsabCERl ES,
s NEW CLOTHING, and
General Merchandise !?

which they win dispose of on the fairest
eral invitation Is extended toall to cali and
examine our new line Of Dress Goods, late
styles Of Clothing, head wear. boots, shoes,
&C., &C., the very latest In market, and sc
lected with the view of meeting the re-
quirements Of this people.
MONTAGUE y MCCULLY.
October Is, '73m3
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The first cargo shipment of wheat
made from Columbia river to New
York, direct, was made by A. 5. Mer-
Ger. in conjunction with several far
mcrs, Of Yamhill, in 1853. First
shipment of Oregon wheat made dt-
rect to Liverpool was also made by
Mercer and several farmers and citi-
zens of Marion county, early in 1863.
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COLUMBUS
Not SC" COLUMBUS who first unfurcd
An eastern banner DER western world;
But "D." COLUMBUS, who fame as justly ctilna<
The great confectoner Oh the classic James
His cream-lke nectar, and his luscious fruit,
The palate of LuculIus well might suit
The food of god's-aiubrosia can't compare
With his premium Candy" Mt Virginia State
Fair.
But to enjoy most dclicio treat,
BE sure to call at 321 Broad street;
There you viii find COLUMBUS In his glory,
mean No. 2-the hero Of my story.
Call for vanilla, lemon, or strawberry;
Laugh, quaff, and eat-enjoy yourself-be merry;
And sou will think the man who makes such cream
EQUAL 10 him who crossed A,lantlc's stream.
And then his cakes. you'll find them fresh ant
sweet
| AS are the naidcn's lips who you will treat.
| STAY nj his saloon from until IL,
You'll 90 to sleep, and-thlnk yourself in Heaven.
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.cosr1suEp FROM FIRST rAeE.l

Maury. reported that they bad contrac'. ~
with Turnbul, Brothers Of Baltimore W W
make the Southern Magazine the oreau v.
the Society for all Of the pubiications, .,e
publishers agreeing every montn w co.
tree of ccnt an appendix to their Magazine
Of twenty pages Of Historical Docune .,, s "
10 a serarate series. and to print for the go
c;.tv az much more OF the records as may nc
desired At very moderate cost. fhey a'so
agree To begin at once an active canvass VI
the southern states in the Joint interest," VI
the Society and the Magazine. e,.od =.
The salary Of the secretary was uAea a.
a.. 800 Der annum. The archives Oh toe ,1o.
ciety in New Orleans have been oroeleu ~
no Gent here and place OF temporary oe-
posit has been provided for them.
AIrea,ly am important amount OF htstorE
noI document, have been placed at the ans
nosaI Of the Society, and the organization
has every reason 10 believe that before the
NEXT meeting the Society will be fairly ana
successfully launched in the great WORK
which hss been undertaken.
The report was adopted. ~
Geperal Early stated that Colonel 5ohn l.
Pickett had offered the Society q copy OF !he
records OF the Confederate States, the orisl,
mails OF which had been sold 10 the Oniteo
States Government.
On motion of General Maury, Colonel
Munford was added TO the Executive CON-
mittee.
General Maury stated that gentleman
fMr. lie Foucheur) had offered TO the so
ciety the original and official acceptance o,
the terms Of surrender between General
Johnston and General Sherman.
A number OF gentlemen enrolled them
selves as members OF the Society.
After an interesting address from General
Wise the Society adjourned to meet at the
call Of the president.
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TpRU>TEE'S SALE OF a NALUAB
FARM OF ONE THOUSAND AND TWEN
TY-SEVES ACRES, WITH COMMODiOlSL ~
PRtVtMENTS. IN PRINCE EDWARD COUN-
ny, TWO MILES From UAMPDEN SIDNEY
COLLEGE, Eight Mills FROM FARMNlhLs,,
AND TWO AND A HALF MILES FROM
PROSPECT DEPOT, ON TIE ATLANTIC, MIS-
SlSSIpPI AND OHIO RAILROAD, AT AUC.
TIUN.-By virtue of the provisions OF deeu OF
trust bearing date the Ith day " July, 1874 from
j. w. Breckenridge and wife to the undersigned
trustee duly 1ecor!eu in the office of the clerk OF
Prince Edward county, TO secure tile payment Oh
the several SUMS there in lDcn;ioucu being required
so 70 do shall rs trustee in said deed sell AT pub
lie auction on TU SDAY the 18th day OF Novem.
be-. 1873. at O'Clock L. NJ, the valuable TRAIT
OF LAND described In said deco rs containing
one thousand and twenty acres, three. ourtnS
of which is improved and In fine state OF cultra-
tIon The remainder Is heavily timbered with oak,
hickory. and pine. which can he cut ana sofa 10 snu
railroad nc remuneratire prices.
The land Is well wateren. has frst-rltc erist anu
snw-nlill, and all the ConrencnceS anu colnmenoa-
tions of a fine fdrm. There are now OH the place
besides the mill. mill-houSe, and main bHi!diiiXs,
two comfortable dwellings, with out-houses: SO
that the place can easily be divided into three tracts
Giving q sutficicncy OF wood and cleared hld 10
each, The loca ion of this property is one OF me
mos attractive In the State. The society Is OF the
best has fine schools and churches near the railroad
depot stores, and pOst-ofice. Within the past TWO
wears q number Of Scotch and English have located
In the immediate neighborhood.
TERMS: Cash. IL. IS. IALlAfEfshO,
oc 25-eodtdS ....... IFuStle.
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RALEIGH, \. c., October Q, 1873.

RALEIGH, n. c., October Q, 1873.
This is 70 certify that DIR. n. A. Moses has cured
me of an impeachment in my speech of eighteen
wears duration, and checrfully recommend him
to all those afflicted in like manner.
WILLIAM W. STILLMAN,
Agent of the Howe Sewing Machine Company,
Raleigh, n. G.
STAMMERING CURED.-DR. MosES.-This scien-
tiAc gentleman, who Is now stopping at the Var
brough House, has effected several astonishing
cures of stammering IN this city His success s at
tested by many testimonials. We checrfully re-
commend him.-Ddily Sentinel.
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Stammcrfns Cured


BIZ AN ARTBY
DIR. n. A. MOSES.
OF VIRGINIA,
who Is now stopping at the Exchange Hotel,
Richmond.
Cures guaranteed In all cases where no nalform1-
ton Of the lungs or defect of mind exist.
The Doctor was II stammcrcr himself for forty
three wears, and feels satisfied that he can cure the
most stubborn cases without the use of medicine or
Instruments Cures effected from one to FIVE day s.
Some cases require little longer time.
Terms Reasonable.
CERTIFICATES Read the following certificates
from the GOV, rnor of North Carolina and citizens
who have been cured by his wonderful art:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH. 22d October, 1873.
Thomas Il. Cain, Esq, Of Hillsboro', n. o., VINO
viycs the following certificate, Is now about iorty
wears of age He Is 4 brCthcr-in-la% OF mine, ana
have known him from his infancy. he has always
been one of the worst and most inreterate SIAM
merers C, er knew. 1t was painful to the listener
to hear him talk. At times, and frequently, While
endcavorng to enuuciatc. 1t appeared rs II he lao
Iockiaw The contOrtions Of his face were dread
fpl and il often seemed as If blood-vessel would
burst in his efforts TO speak. He has been under
the treatment OF DR.. Moses only few days, having
taken not more than half dozen lessons, aud now
he conyerscs iuently, and seemingly without effort
If his cure be permanent, 1t IS certainl! the most
wonderful one have ever KNOWN.
ToD K. CALDWELL.
Governor of North Carolina.
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BY james II. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents anG Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TIRUsTEE'S SALE OF a DESIRABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
FARM ON JAMES RIVER ABOUT slH
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RlCHMOND,
ADJOINING CHAFlN'S BLUFF AND THE VII,
TON ESTATE, CONTAINING ONE HuNDRED
AND SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of u deed OF trust
executed 10 the subscriber, dated August L aSld,
and duly recorded in the clerks office OF henrico
County Court, In Deadlock 80, page Io7. 70 Sc
cure the yment Of certain negotiable n0tes tnsrein
MENTIONED and al the request OF the holder OF one
of said notes will proceed to sell ut pubic aucuon
az the courthouse of ,Henrico county, on MOs-
DAY the Sd day of November, 1873 lthAt oeln&
ourt-day), at IL O'Clock NJ, that valuable fkRa
convened by said deed, and located as ABOVE
The improvements consist OF 4 comfortable frame
dwelling with four rooms, and the usual out.n3uses
The land extends from the Osborne turnpike 70
danes river, with good landing thereon ihere
are about 90 cleared, of which 20 acres are
low-grounds. r,....-. - -. ,.,o,. g
sale ana q balance due on note OF se4Z,oo, when
s subject 10 credit Of $500: and upon creult as
to s4S7.50 Till February !, 1874; rs 10 soU3.Io
TIN August 1874; AZ to 1920 III tsbruary ~
1875 as to $536.25 I'LL August /, $40, LOT ne
9ouable notes secured by deed OF trust. Terms
as to any surplus OF the proceeds of sale after
enough 10 satisfy the aforementioned sums OF mo-
ney due and to become dpe VIII be made kn s on
''Ae "'' - .'E.a = Trustee.
JAMES n. TAYLOR & SON, Aucuoneels. oc23
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RALEIGH. n. G.. October IL, 1877,

RALEIGH. n. G.. October !, 1878.
This is to certify that take great pleasure In
recommending DR.. Moses to AL persons who are al
nicted with stanmering. He has made very rad-
cal cure In me- as all my friends can testify and
would earnestly advise all persons who are afflicted
to give him a call aud let him cure them.
EDWARD +. PESCUD.
We fully endorse the above.
G. W. LAMBETH,
ALFRED WILLIAMS,
Fayetteville street.
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TIE LEE GALLERY.-This word-renowncd es-
.abi!shment ~ under the SPECIAL PATRONAGE OF
MKs. GENERAL X. Z. LEE, and are making pic
lures in the most elegant style Of the art intro
ducng all the modern improvements Of the enamel
and satin finish without additional charge
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II voc WOULD sEE THE GENERAL LEE " AND
other frst-class stoves, don't fail to 90 to J. K.
MoUSTcAsTLE& Co.'S, No. $50 Broad street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth s,rre,s hear the New Market.
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LOOK To Your DEMONSTRATORS In want of
pictures we would advise them to 60 to CAAPBBLLs
well-Rnown Photograph Gallery, over the Rich
mond Frame and Dollar Store, corner Ninth and
Main streets. Their work cannot be surpassed, and
their prices arc much lower than any other estab-
lshment In the city,
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AHctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TIME BRICK DIV ELLING No. 624
NORTH EIGHTH STREET, ADJOINING
TIE CITY SPRING, FOR SALE at AUCTION.
On MONDAY, 10Th of November, ut ~ o'Sl9ck r
ING occupied bv Mr. w. Il. Fox, situated as above
II has seven rooms, kitchen with four rooms, and
is furnished with wafer and gas.
The lot is 10 by 100 feet.
This property Is situated In pleasant and retired
part of the city, and yet very convenient 10 bust
neSs.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc 81 -pOdtGthStd AuctloneerS.
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IuAyEA SALYzRp THE wHIsKEf known under
the brand of Select" controlled by Alessrs. AZ
TER D. BLAIR 4 Co., Richmond, Va alo una IL
free from fusil o and other impurities, and recon-
mend Its use for medicinal and family Mrposes'
J.B. McCAw, NJ. D.,
ate Professor OF Chemistry Medical College of Vir-
ginia.
January 10, 1879.
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w 4. POLK.& CO., 4 L. 81 six lots In Arlington.
on Dana street; also framed dwelling on west
Cary street near Plumb.
T. ". kEESEE, at the Fair Grounds, al O'Clock,
horses, &c.
MAJOR T. W. BOSWELL, at the Fair Grounds at
II. NJ, thoroughbred stallion Orion.
COOK e. LAUGnTON, 10 A. W., general as
sortment OF furniture. &c.
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To STRANGERS VISITING TIE FAIR.-You vii
find IT to your interest to go to the DOLLAR STORE
corner Of Ninth and Main streets. TO purchase youl
fancy goods, they have the largest assortment &c
bc found In the city, and you will save money 10y
Going there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-31

VISITORS TO THE FAIR ARE INVITED TO CALI
on Z. WKlsIGER Co., 12o1 Main street. II ue'
,-.,,, fashionable ,ar or fashionable oct Of furs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-31

prcutr. The genuine HgrsssoLDs bocho nay =, :, ~
known by the private proprietary stamp ol n -.
Helmboldon each bottle, andas '"i'y "Ali" CO
diseases Of the kidneys ana urinary ''e""'' WV
hydra,ggists everywhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-31

THE DOLLAR STORE has just received a large as
sortment of those excellent little clocks; also,
satchels, fcwcr-vases, toilet-bottlcs, mirrors,
writing-desks, ladies' work. boxes, &c. The public
are invited 10 call
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-31

MEssRs. J. BUMGARDNER & SONS, stannton
Va, have now on hand larger stock OF OLD I"
BUMGARpSsR" whiskey than they nave h"'
since the war Send your orders direct.