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Piedmont Air.Line Railway.

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Danvillc, Richmond and Danvilc Il. W., N.
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Particularly to those who have used
lead and sulphur preparations hereto.
fore, is Nattans' Crystal Discovery re-
commended for restoring, cleansing,
beautifying the hair with mono of the
objections. No poisons, no stains, no
sediment, hence no shaking when used
Sold by druggists. For sale by Q. Fl.
Mot, ASf3
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits of ST. and Upwards Received,


INTEREST," ALLO WE'D Attic ATEOI 7
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM on
CERTIFICA IES FDEPOSIT ND SII
PER CENT. COMPO UNUED EVERI
SIX MONTIIS ONA Geo UNITS.
. F. + @ f. Il S.
VIM. Martin, President.
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a. q. BrcniZer, Cashier.
J. ii. Sawyer, in general charge.
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Directors.
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Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta R

MiLMdNGION, , n; O.. june 20, 1873
6EE a saia.ee.SafE ule will go into eject
at 6. 90 4. NJ, Monday, June so, 1873:
DAY EErnEss THAIN-[DA1LY.1
Leave Union Dcpot. Milmi nrf ON 5inAM
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without this Linimcnt. The money -
fundcd unless tho Liniment is n, renrn.
sGnted: BE sure and get the gcnnine
MEN!CAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Sold
ny oil Druggists and Country Stores. at
I"e. .s'i eoc oes a. and 81 90 por Bottle aNotioo
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY james M. Taylor 81 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerss
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE Of THAT VALu.
Of APtH M K5At KNOWN Known 4 Ks THE Oil,
D3MINI0M sgGAK R REf r,tIr A AZ ,
GEMrhEYEr 5 SF9 hEr Sf
tue of a deed Of trust executed to us ms trtl5,
tees for the benefit OF the creditors of the Oid
rnry 27th. is1s and d dIy recorded IN the clerk
Office of Richmond Chancery Court, In ID. b.
So on 'f the TO- rs M 6n the Eth
day of June, is73 at l2 O'Clock NJ, all Of the above
mentioned pr9psrty s9nfIS1ing Of tnat 1ry y
HOUSE, No. 49, OH the west side Of ccVenteenii
street Dock street The lot fronts % fte' ru no
ming bark 'si feet Also LOT ironing W ny ~ iVE
tnruth and Seventeenth streets. with that large new
and desirable frc-story BRICK STORE-H'l Sr"
No. -. Both houses built of The YER, best material
AMI ccntaningalI necessary machinery usually io'nI
In firsi-class sugar refinery. which was purchaser
less than two Years ago AT il cost OF over Spoo9o
upon the dock renders II highly desirable for mall
ufacuring purposes, particularly for sugar reile
~. and this sale should attract the special attet,oh
Of capitalists. The undersigned will receive pr,p9-
sails for purchase privately III part or as Il "iio'e
until June It'll.
The property will be sold free from encumbrancc
1.-THE trustees In previous deeds uniting In tue con
veyancc 10 the plIrchaserl. except rs 70 TWO deGs
securing notes amounting to about $1,000 when
cannot now he paid of, as IL Is lot yet etcrninea
bv the courts who Is entitled 10 these notes Ilt rs
to this part Of the purchase-Inopey thc purchase
will he allowed to settle Ivy pAecntillS Dnnas Ett,nnf
only when release of said encnnbranc's IS offered
TERMS: One-ihir,l of the entire purchase-lnohcy
ZION nj eighteen months bearing interest from the
Isl day Of August 1887 s.. 900 In bond payable on
said condition August |, 1915. bearing interest on!
fru maturity: and the balance in negotiable notes,
Interest added, distributed rs follows-viz. TWO
uintfs of the entire purchlse-moncy ut SIX m9nths.
two-nnhs ut twelve months ana the REMAINDER A.
riuhtrru months Only SIX per cent. interest will
br charged on deferred payments, which will be Sc
cured nv il deed Of trust upon the property
Pc. WARWICK, trustees
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son, Auctionccrs.
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How TO CULTIVATE Roses. There is Il
around the operation Of preparing the sol
tor roses. We uuhesitalingly advise ON
readers TO select good friahlc loan, and
Incorporate therein plenty of well-rotted
stable manure. The old-fashioneu idea OF
planting :in-ly upon the lawn, dottiug them
here and there. does not produce Il good
elect. \ circle or cllip>c, filed with the
Various cvlor>. will invariably give the most
satisfaction. New soil. highly enriched, will
yield splendid results; but old garden soil
does not prove suitable, no matter how
much manure we Incorporate therein.
Ak to varieties, tasteS differ. 4 few OF
the most reliable boomers among the
II. brid perpetuals-such AS La Refine, Baron
Prevo,t, Md'lle Charles Wood, General
Washington, etc. and then the Bourbon and
Bengal cla>SeS-will give succession and
variety of coors that should satisfy the most
lnstidious. Keep each plant neatly tied to u
stake, and occasionally give them small
portion Of weak manurc-Watcr through the
summer. We prefer TO cut the plants down
70 within II few inches Of the ground upon
The approach OF winter, and cover very
Lightly with rough, coarse manure, not to
keep them warm but for preserving them
from the direct rays of the sun, u fruitful
cause of injury during the winter months.
In warm, sheltered situations the Noisette
class may he used for climbers; but for gen.
clai purposes, such as covering unsightly
buildings, nothing can possibly excel the
hardy prairie roses.
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How Mn. john JACKSON CAUGHT A Mss
" Bass. Mr. John Jackson was walking
along the river-bank one day, when he saw
Il piece of string attached to- Il peg stuck in
IL" ground. He picked up the string. OF
vhicil one end wns in the water, and halllcd
N three tine bass. which 10y some means or
other bad strung themselves through the
yll, on the line. Jackson wis so astonished
by this circumstance that he did not know
Mat to say. but he determined to take the
fish home and show them. Before doing ~,
Luwcyer. he looked about to sec If anybody
could give him an explanation Of the affair:
On. Only saw Il gentleman fishing some quar-
II # ii mile of. and not Wishing to inter-
rtHt him in his sport, picked up his prize
aud walked home with it. John Jackson had
ii. Ii,h tor supper, and pronounced them
V,iy 1uc; but to this day he cannot explain
now three bass could possibly string them
selves through the Ellis, tie themselves
around peg, and go back in the water again.
rnr gentleman who had been fishing must
have made Just such another curious cap
ture and have lost il. for he WAS heard later
IA the evening talking very loud, and asking
somebody. prolancly, what the something
Luu become Of il.
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By j. J.. A.pcrSon,
Real Estate Agent aud huctiOnrcr.
rurncr III Main and Eleventh streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NEI

TRUSTEES SA LIE OF TIE VERY
COUNTY. VA, KNOWN IS "MAIDEN'S AID
VENTURE" AID ENABLE COTTAGE.
wife To The undersigned. dated 5Th July TO re-
rertled in l'owhat,n County court cer Ks office, In
ID. -. -. page Io9. being thereto required by the
beneficiary. will sell at auction, ny consent Of Mr..
Woo,Gn III The "f'icc of the amc,ionc"r on ~ rs
DAY June In, l.73 ut II O'Clock NJ. II fair II not
ter r f'H a n.f ' pran to- 1$ % %
TUhE" divided into three tracts considered one
amongst the 'in' st estates on nper james river Is
twcuty -cigh, Mules above Eichmond: contains
NINE HUNDRED AND NlNITl-FINE AND
NE-IlALF ACRES, OF which ai'nut 500 acres l5i
acres hne James river low-sr"und, besides creek
flats adjoining hcni are cleared Al Il i'll line state
Of GULLY alton. attptcd to the growth uf wheat,
corn, tobacco. hay. oats, and other crops ususl In
this climate: the balance well wooded
There arr, two mansions, ovcrsrrr's house. and
two sets ct "ubuildngS, Sucha, servants quarters.
harms. stables, slorchnusc USED as auwclnG sc.
One mansion ca,lcr, " PHEASANT DAN" not long
since added 10 AMI thoroughly Repaired containing
twelve rooms the other, called 1.-THE RIVER
DWELL .1Sh," also added 10 AMI repaired within Il
short time contains ten or twelve rooms, and is
This estate Is remarkably healthy. ana entirely free
from chiils an'i lever and other nalarns diseases
The scenery is iIIe, and In" views from IN.
river dwelling especially oNcronks Tor miles The
most beautiful bands an Jane; river
MAPLE CtrrAGt," formerly Popular
Lawn contains $50 acres. the south side OF Fiuc
creek near james river. three AMI half miles from
" Maidcns Adventure" of which $50 acres ARE N
oak. hickory, maple ash, and ether timber of or!si.
State the balance cleared aud iu tine state OF ruiti-
Walton. The soil l. rich aud produces well. The
cottage has rr roos wide halls, and large porsiic'
front and rear.
rlats may he seen al The auctioncer's Office In
few days.
TERMS: Al sale.
j. l.. ArPERSuN,
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
my s0-aawt3l Ny, tltds Trustees.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fm,,ro ~,
~
EyJ. j.. Apperson, Real Estate: Auctiops.r.
1918 Main street
OAKLAND. A MOST DEsJRAr

a MOST DESIRABLE,
4 HALE MILES NORTHWEST Or r. IC III nnD
BEIWEkS TIE DEEP RUN TrRHPIKE aEi,
RICHMOND, FREDFkICKsRURI; Am pfTn
MAC RAILROAD. FOR SALE ar AUCTIOs =
WI Dc son, ON tine premises, on FRIDAY, june
g. 1873. at II clock NJ the above described = ,I,W
near Stiples's mill boln,lcd On two si.tes nv NO. .,
falling creeks, on which arc about ge:ty.dye ,c,
OF very line meadow land. containing III Ja7 IGf
nhSEfs ts3ii dry. sandy loan, cInincn:Iy e't,J
Tor Vegetables fruits. &c, and suicicniIy ro,,,n
Tor dTftinsgeD OF which one hundred ,.,.s az
cleared anu In fine state of tllagse ,,yc,, n -
acres IN large m" the remainder IN smaller gr1y
,o3forfabe FIR NED DWELLING. with LFirt
iohnL'tion. containing SIX rooms. on i hand ,mrc
genfIy-awellluc ornircnce In beautiful nYk rrn"
kifch"n Win two rooms: barn. stable c,tu.cri,'
re: superior wiirr: remarkably healthy. .,y,.,
liirc'l trccs {" Ill" host varieties If pc,cl y.
pluins. and apples tSo ice .urud. . ,, 49,, ,,
acres. which may hr greatly enlarged: ,r,J. ,n.
for 4 doH.u IcthpiIsts all Shadci y l,r,f,. ,,..
most profitable ice business iuiyhi -. dnu, r.,
lruit. properly attended 10. in prop,tious -, ~
would Yield 4 alc profit. The finest -tr, yI~,,i
ever raised in this sectn were grow on hi! ,t"o
Oakland being only thirty minute rIrasr,,
drive FROM the city. by rail to Staples rrrs.ir
III slGlt of the house, In about the SAM. time rom
hcrs " exceedingly desirable for retired ycnrh
man, business nan Of the city, trucknIt or
farmer. -
After the sale Of the garul will In sold All rttl
PERSONAL. PROPERTY on tn premises rnn
Sistiug uf Mules. Wagons Carts. Plough. JL,,s
hold aud Kitchen Furniture. Ac. @
TERMS: Fur The real estate. on, -f,ur', ,,,.
balance al six, twelve. and eighteen month. far ~
gotilblc notes, interest u eight pr c"ur r,fl
secured by triI-t deed. For The Personality r.h i
$50 nr less: OYER that suui. sxfi 'i,r- "f.rf for
proved negotiable paper The urOlurs nav l.,
given, j, l.. hiFIE-r<
my2 hu.truu,,r
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by GruGbs & Williams.
AucsioGcc7s md Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh stree. between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU.
l. ABLE FARM KNOWN AS WUODB0URNE.
AT TUNSTALL'S STATION. ON THE RICH
MOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD. ABOUT
TWENTY MILES FROM RICHMOND: ALSO,
STOCK. FURNITURE. PLANTATION UTES-
Sll.S. &C., AT AUCTIOE.-Ine execution of Il deed
Of trust from }. OTTO Ehbcts and wife TO the
subscriber trustee, dated 10th of Marh ISL, nd
ing thereto reTi red by the assignee of the creditor
secured, and by authority oil New Kent Circuit
Court. made hpri l.. 1873, will sell ut auction,
upon The premises, on WEDNESDAY the 18th III
Jane. 1879. ut II O'Clock 4. NJ. the FARM above
named a'd described containing THREE HUN
DRIED AtRES more or less, with the buildings
thereon. embracing new brick dwelling of eight
Large rooms. in two stories: new brick kitchen,
laundry, AMI servants rooms, auu also some out
buildings. with fine orchard &c.
This has long been regarded rs very productive
farm. AMI has been much improved at considcra-
hlr expense by its present rwncr.
Those desiring really valuable farm, near 10 anu
with convenient acces; by railroad To the city,
should hy all means attend this sale. .,,
After the sale of the tar Will I've sold the fit'CS-
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNlrURE. STOCK
FARMING IMPLEMt MS, VEHICLES. Sc.
THE TERMS of the deed require 4 sale for cash.
but the creditor authorizes me 10 sell me pcrSoil
pr0pcrty for cash to sums only udel $50; over
that amount, credit of sixty days for ncgotit
BILE notes satisfactorily iuuor,ed the real estate for
oue-fourth. cash: the residue credit OF six.
twelve. eighteen, and twcuty-tnur months tor
credit payments To be with interest added from day
of sale. L. ". CRU BB>, Trustee.
GRUBBS * WILLIAMS, AuctioncerS.
a7,3l .ilIa.b,T ll,lIS t,ltH
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BY James VI. Tayl"r ( .uu.
Real Estat" Agents ana ,Grt!uHn"r..
Office corner ElrSenth and Rsuc street,

nNE HUNDRED AND EIGHT BEAU.
~ TlFLL BUILDING i."r~ FEu.wl>n
SIXTY FEET EAtH. TWELVE "HF-Ai.Et
LUrS. AND ONE TOT toNTAl%lN'; Alrri !
EIGHT ACRES, ~ MASON'S ADDITION OF.
IVES TERN LIMITS OF TIE town rr M,N.
CHESTER, LYING BfrW EF% tn rETtIt-
BURG TURNPIk T. AaDTHt Et,IiMDND Az,
PETERSBURG, RAILntAU. FnH SAB "
iCtTiDN.-Nill l." soil om MONDAY III. ri a.,
Of June. 1874, on the premises. - l"Cluck T.. NJ
the property IA ahol" Described, fronting uu I;lo
commanding Il fine view ~ Minc!..,r"r itt Rich
mont.
This sale oilers q fayortbl" chance ~ cIu;lal-t
and persons Of small meats 20 sea-" irf- "ll"1
aIe or retail. which Is believed viii prove lrugl,l"
10 those wine purchase.
TERMS Liurral, aud made knu"u uu ~, ~ Of
safe.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR S son.
nv oS-td iuctouurr..
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BY richardson K Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Aurilvn,crH,
No lllJ Main street.

NINE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
~ ~ TIE WESTERN PART OF THE CITY
FOR SALE BY AIJTlUN.-On MONDAY the
2d of june AT 81 O'Clock 7. NJ. shall sell by arr-
ton. on the premises, NlNE IALGAHi.E BUILD
81 LOTS, four III which front Oh Main street
and five OF Floyd street. being the western half al
In! square bounded The north hy Floyd street. on
the east 10y Pllnh street. and OH the south hr Main
ur Elmwood street. nearly two squares west ~
Morton's flower garden. ami better known rs the
- Carter Vineyard.
This properly j. admirably situated for building
purposes. and ming In the direct lin" "t The growth
and inlproy elncnt OF Richmond, should command
The attention Of parties looking for investments.
aud especially our young men and others OF mod
crate lnets Wishing to avail ticnScivcs nj III" in
cru.irg value o. l"ai t-tc Ill our rapidly glowing
city.
TERMS: Oug.th;rl cash: hIiaSCe IN SIX and
twelve months ne-uibiu notes Ia be given tor the
deferred payments with interest added. and s. cure
by n deed of trust. kItuARIJ~DN 4 co,
iuNos AuCtiOurtr..
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ny Grui!sc & NtihInS'
huctirucerS AMI Real Estate A-'"''
Eleventh street between Matu Aad i't"''
THE VIRGINIA SUGAR EEf ,.,I !,

'E'HE VIRGINIA SUGAR ktf r,,,,,tt
! PROPERTY, EMBRACING Nft,i uItu
ABLE REAL EsTArt Al i.r' h tttI1t,'\I,
A\D THE ENTIRE crock ~ NY W. u
AND FIXTURES. WITH An ANIL" ~
OF CLEAR SpHlNG-N Aii.k, f'i; 49, H.
AI'ETiON.-lu ,ur~utrcr 81 y tcsuut!v' ,..
Stockholders Of the Virginia snSi " ,n"r.1 ,ts
pauy. adopted ?lst April. t.f|' l rt,S, Wifi
couiuiitpr thereby app"I"tti i"i XIV ,,,iE~p,i
sell at auction, upon the pfhiGl"''' 'i ,.rt,, : Z
9Th ,E,v of June, 1873. commencing ~
a.. their ,ntirr property. ai"Ne I%irf''" w. u.
Ii embraces the real estate, 'toh,I'h -, 'G,ftt
Lester street, an rlt;inislG hi'H -""'' afg, So
James river having 4 iro.,th-r ih"E'"" - n tl,,
feet with tine whryc>, The EtIS'f I"t "A lrr,
Ispu newly built. with 4 Gtl'h "t ",.'. r.a.sr l.t
aordiup Wharfage for the l:rg, Il cr"ii W. ia, g
mi, mort There large hrlcA hH'"'n> a.. a
feet of ll. most SuStauf,al ,i.'ia'"' r.b.gr.
roGtn.ctc "tht n' fFN'-<tI' "'>'''''
u tn The property VII hc sold a. 0f',tN lu
i.ht al way ,crt FROM ~ III tch''t - $500 >,,,,r
rircs conveying ahnnriant Supp =" v,.i,rlutlg.
he property Is very valuable i"F ~. .,ts;..S,
PURPOSES Of many hind,, lai tichia''
paper ,pill, or ds,iicrs. ,t.y.t,r- trout
The rrarslate alone. by reason ID ~, w., .rG ,"tr
near TO the whar,cs "f the thcSal,e"A a
Railroad Company should attract VIZ
rEEM,: nrc-fourth cash: balance. =. " W.
months Tor negotiable notr, VIII. '"
and s,,.,Ir,d by :. ,!tS'tl or irl:s,'
'''' & 3: l. I: XIX ;;f tE;:ii:sA, c'""'.."
4. j. WRIGHT nn9
GHuBBS i WILLIAMS, AntaVN'''<'
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By Wellington Goddln,
Auctloncer and Real Estate Agent.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT DE-
- sIRABLY-LUrATED SUBURBAN FARM
OF TIIIRTY-TWO AND TIIREE-QUARTER
ICREs. ON BOTH SIDES OF The STONY
RUN ROAD, ABOUT HALF A MILE EAST OF
RICHMOND, CALLED "OAk GROVE."-At the
request of the owner will sell 1t auction. on the
premises. on THURSDAY The 5th Of June. 1879 at
5o'cock l.. NJ. the above lcsirably-l0cated proper.
Is. containing by recent survey TiliRTG-TWO
AND THREE-QGARTER ACRES, of which seven
and one. half :ceS lie the north side of the road
and twenty-five and nnc-qlIrtcr acres on the south
side. On this part of the land there stands large
old brick dwelling and one framed building mucl
out OF repair The land Is set in wheat. md is nd
mirably adapted for subdivision into lots of smaller
size: and being within 50 short distance OF Inc
corporation line will soon he sought after for small
dwellings. For market garden, dairy farm, or foI
Il suburban residence, il has many advantages.
TERMS Liberal: say onc-fOurh cash. balance ri
g. l2 *. and 2! months for bonds or mites bearing
six per cent. interest, secured by a trust deed.
my Al w GDDDIN. AuCtiorecr.
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GNrHB> & WILLIAMS. AuctioncCr..
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-31

hNEcDoTE or 4 VALUABLE DoG.-[St. Louis
Giobe. May PA ar2e Newfoundland dog,
owned by Mr.. Beckmay, last evening at
tackled child OF policeman DotZnan, Of the
Mounted district, and bit the chld's right
ear entirely of. The child was twenty
months old, and was playing in the yard at
the time. The ear was picked UP and scwcd
on by DR.. Burke. The father saw the acct
dent from window, and resheti to save his
child. The affair occurred at No. 30l5
cooper street, and the owner of the dog and
the parents Of the infant were co -tenants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-31
Real Estate Agent and Aurtloneer
Office No, . Fourteenth street.

DARE OPPORTUNITY. EITHER FOR
~ INVESTMENT OK TO SECURE 4 PLEAS
ANT AND DESIRABLE IlhME.-A The request
ri the owner who has removed out al the city. |
shall sell III public auction on MONDAY III" al day
of June. ls7" at IS o'clock Il. NJ. The premises 4
beautiful NEW BRICK HOUSE two aud half
storIesl wi six rooms; besides Kitchen with three
rooms: carringc-housc. stablc. SC, on the lot II
fronts the north side of Broad street thirty
feet, between Twenty seventh and Iwpntv-eighth
streets and runs back one hundred and iityhrc feet
to IN alley twenty feet wide. House papered, and
with gas throughout; a well OF excellent waller
trres and front yard nf flowers give ii an attractive
appearance. Being situated I'm that rapdy-iul-
proving section of the town where property IS al
vancne. should attract the a'tentinn of persons
seeking u profitable Investment.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known at
time SALE. r.. - tACilh
nv 81 AUrtinnrrr.