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CONCEPT TONIGHT.
First Appearance OF the Eusieians
Protective unsen AZ Exposition
Hall TO-Ntght.

By special invitation our lover Of
sweet sounds attended q rehearsal by
the leading musicians Of Memphis for
the promenade concert at the Exposi
ton hall tomorrow evening, and ex-
pressed himself delighted with the dish
Of rare musical gems set before him. I'm
der the management of Professor Hand
werker, aided by the Old Memphis brass
band, with Professor Frank Arnold
leader, a magnificent programme has
been arranged, and we are prepared to
assure our citizens that an entertain
ment Is in store for them surprising any
thing hitherto attempted in this city.
We give below the programme Of the
first evenings entertainment:
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Robinson, Bankru|
9Y viz ne OF a genera or Ter. Of sale enter
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.. Waltz CLeafiet in the Wind, Paflow,
.--.-.......... ....-...-. Orchestra
3. Cavatina, from Mariana, Wallace,
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uesus3, % S1ltesn tcT 40, 1ofa, "a 40 U-clseK an
FLOWS:
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A CORRECTION.

EDITORS APPEAL-You will please
correct an article headed Later which
stated that two negroes and a white
man were trying to charter tug to go
to Austin, and that the whole matter
originated at i. B. EstOn's office. Now,
sirs, you will confer favor on me, as
one of the party Interested, to state the
facts. Mr.. Brown, sheriff of COahoma
county, Mississippi, and myself tried TO
procure a tug in which to go TO Helena,
Arkansas, after being refused passage
on the White. Not being able to find the
party owning such tug, though unac-
cOmpanied by any white man at all.
the United States marshal being entire
ly ignorant of what was going on, be
was, and is still, ignorant of our move
ments. Mr.. Brown, being acluated sole
" by a sworn duty as sheriff OF the
aforesaid county of CoahOma, Missis-
sippi, TO protect life and property and
establish peace and quietude. Any al
lusions otherwise, Whatever may have
heen' said to the contrary is false.
Respectfully, c. c. STEWART.
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CALL FOR PUBLIC MEETING.


Deprecating lawlessness and riot, and
in view Of the various runners concern
ing the disposition of the races toward
each other, and desiring peace, harmo-
ny and quiet among all classes of ciii-
zens, We, the undersigned citizens, feel
ing that public demonstration on the
part OF both black and white is indis-
pensably necessary to restore peace,
quietude and satisfactory confidence in
the minds of the people, do issue this
call for public conference of the citi-
zens Of Memphis, at the Exposition
building on Thursday evening, August
18th, at eight O'Clock.
EDWARD SHAW,
THOM AS SWAN
w. i. * hNNEDY
W. u. PHILLIPS
PETER MIIChEII.
j. A. THOMPSON
"A. y. RANKIN,
FRANK CASSEIlS
GEORGE PAGE,
j. n. MOON
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sisted upon seeing him, and said: You
are affecting to be making a covenant to
keep perpetual truce, and yet, Mr..
Beecher, y0H are already Intriguing. /
shall go out OF this Office Of mediator
unless you instantly surrender the pa
per- He has no moral pluck. How can
he have, living such 8 life?n
Chen" said to Mr.. Moulton, "you
oar,r.,F
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE OF a CELL

.GOMMIsSIONER's SALE OF a CELE.
~ HEATED "a Nd EULY y, yAL "a " z
ssd reas eGss, q a as 10 ssd
rendered al the October term. 1878, the Under
signed speciaI commissioner thereby gppciniecs
w ,aa @ qF ssf ~ pYs the ID I &C I
Il II soaaiss e MssksSS
burg ana Hallfax. SIX miles above Clarke Vile, OF sne
Dan and Stanton Rivera containing IN hnN-
DIED na s snvE ssscs are low
s1sns -four or sSS eS
six and three fonrths acres are part OF
Island lying between the two rivers, and ceis9Is
TED for lis fertility asa ~ nc Snands ars
cleared and In good state or .ne D,
ance is 10 the original growth, ~ well timbereo and
Is Irst-class plant aud tobacco lnna. odfous
DWELLISG-HOUSE with twelve rooms IN
Guiding ceiIar-rooms, all acc0Inmouated VIII
necessary oul-hcuses consisting OF one house
q story and half high; seven eoou , 81
wants houses, with eyap. 8
two of which are rock, and one constructeu iu w,
threshing; one sripping-house, piastere aua an
necessary stables, crbs, &c. u ooze, IN ~
lands are made dry by under drains consrucrea OK
rock. This plantation Is In daily 10
with Gainesville and The Richmond and Danviile
o ,Se n ny irneis of land IN Vraa
4 he purchaser win get entire pos essnn OF this
plantation ON The LIST OF next January, put VIII DC
entitled unGcr the contract with the present ten
ants. TO seed u crop Of wheat this fall.
TERMS One-thiru of the purchase money 10
cash: the balance in equal ins.anents payable enc
and two yeais from day of sale. bonds to be exc
cuted for the deferred payments Bearing interest," ~
six per cent per annun from day OF safe, and the
to Re retained nn an 5T he
An examination OF the premises Is inyited:
JOHN A. COKE,
Social Commissioner.
arr A. d0a wtds &sw1 awtds kichinord. Va.
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BY Cook & Laugnron, Aucuoneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
Il HUUss HOLD FURNITURE, b 0HS ss
SiLS, GROWING CROPS, RENTAL OF PRO.
PERTY, &C. AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY the
"a h instant, ut I0E O'Clock, we WILL ny dlrecton
of the parties interested. sell at the premises known
as The Blakey House." at the head of street. ad-
Joining Or. McCarty's and near lakewood Gene.
Icry, AN excellent assortment Of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &c, consisting of
MAH0GANY suFAS, RoChEks' ana
Hauds'ne Library CASE and LIBRARY
CARPET ). PARLUR TABLES,
HAT-HACKS, ETAGERES,
MAHOGANY WAkDR JBtS,
WAsHSTANDs, BUREAUS,
BEDSTE ADS,
FEATHER BEDS.
H HeTs and ss;HUcK MATTRESSES,
i DISiSGeRooM CHAIRS,
SILVER CASTORs.
TIA LIE and TEASPOONS,
Slows. TENDERS, MAITlNGS,
GRUcKERY, GLASSWARE, &C., &C.
ALSO,
l reliable FAMILY HuKSE,
/ o.e-hqrse GAEkiAGE and n HAA1R : SIS
FARMING UTENSILS, :
FEED CUTTEhs,. &c
Two-thirds' Interest In the growing crops OF Corr,
"''N '''0 N AZ THE SAME TINE
will be rented for the unexprsd Year, VII tne PIT
yileye of rem, wal, the RESIDENCE, with SIX acres
of land attached. The house has been r. Gently re-
modelled and thoroughly renovated. and Is Il desi.
riblc and attractive residence and the premises are
Well suited for a market garden.
Sale positive and unreserved
su1o Auctioneprs.
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arCrIon sAI.gs-Fasure RAYS.
BY Hill q GoddiB,
Real Estate gents aud AuctioneeH,
~ 30. IlOS Main street.
WRUsTEEs sALEl OF TIE BREW I. y. Z

EsSALE OF TIE BREWERYl,,
KNOWN As THE NORRIS BRE = 4! LII y Z,
wITH A1.IO0 ACRbS DE LAnDi; ,y = SH az
rHE EASTERN CORpORAT!Oa LINE Se .
RICHMOND AT AUCTl0N.--BI ylItaS oL =.
daed M fr,,st executed to us 81 joseph bscker.
dated 10Th December, 1878. ana duly IL To
cnrded iiI the clerks office OF Henrico Souusy
Court, we shall proceed tosell, on tue ogT =,
Ssss. on THURSDAY, September 1 fh, 1919, "a y
s.cIock r. ST.. the real esIate therein couseJtsa.
consisting OF two BRICK BUILDINGS ama otner
i'm and ALL 90 acres OF LAND. u.s pic
nerry' until within few months. has been 10 sue
y ssfuI onerafion with vaults aud all necessary up
narat,,s for making and keeping beer. =,
aa is well suited for grape-raising ~ 81
adiojns q tract OF land now mueh SPOKEN III, ~ :
susaLIe place for park, and shouio ins c Nra
cSIItie 70 buy for that purpose, lDis VIII an ~
Marty In that section would be largely ennapSSo ~
value. We call attention OF brewers anu otheis -
this sale. .,o,.e or aaIe and In. ma
the sum OF $500 with interest ~ neT ,ii ~,
a4h hprll 1874; on credit rs TO III III y,
nril 1875 with Interest nj per cent rom IT !.
October S73 and he balance as san baSheF may
direct. WAh VAN Gs pI Y. kToN
Trustees.
Immediately after the above sale we viii sci about
rrti - ~ a ND-k,ALE ACRES uF. LA. u ad1olf.
ING rbe prosperity above described, being part ol
the land attached formerly to the brewery.
Lie 'a'io 49, 80 HILL l. GODDlN,
o,oAo5 27,2eS24Std AucIioneers. !.
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cHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue OF an execution in my hands IN favor
shall proceed to sell on MONDAY the Z4tn DAY
of August, 1874 com nencing at o'closk A. y, J.;
al storehoise No. 5. on Twelfth street, ~ rear 9'
Powhatan WeIsiyers hat store. TIL y ENIlHE III
BRARY OF CHARLES NJ. WALLACE. consist:
ing of a very extensive and ehoicc collection OF
books I'm yhrious departments OF literature COM
prising the works Of the best ugish and American
historians, poets novests &c and many rare Sn6
valuable works. This library contains over o.Zu u
lion OF these books and 1t is seldom that such q
rich and rare Induce ment is offered to
Also. nine good BoOk-CASES one G i,Ic p &C.
Sheriff Of the city Of Richmond.
n B. Catalogue of the books can be had at Inc
SherfG,s office. j. 15 Main street. au 1U-t'
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A .Cxsnyerted Chtnaman-Tong. Doon's
Address,
From the Alta California.

From the Alta California;
At Fae Chinese picnic given at Wood
wardsstsiarden last Friday, by their Sunday
and day schools, one Of the features of the
occasion was an address by an intelligent
Chipauan, Tong Doom. A perusal of the
address vs:u show that the young man ap.
pseciates,a.e good work being done by the
Christians here Tor his race. He spoke as
| follows:
Ny Deo, Teachers and Filends,-I am
very happy aere to-day, and every body that
see appcass 10 be happy. My heart is
glad, and allitkeSe, my Chinese friends, will
say the same. ] am glad for many reasons,
and for more isslsons than / have time just
Eow to tell yaf OF. I am glad that our
teachers have naale these arrangements for
our enjoyment to-day; glad and thankful,
too;. thankful, very thankful, to
Mr.. Woodward Cor opening this mag
nifcent place 10 ne, where there are SO
many things to surprise, delight, and in
straot us. Bere werray leurn in few min
utes by observation more about natural his
tory than We could learn in many months
by merely reading. Wkat great book this
earden-this museums! What great
library it Il, in fact. There, we may say, is
a history, or histories, Of animals, one vol.
June on sea-iiOnS, another SA nSheS, another
on birds, another on reptiles, Others on
plants and flowers, and trees and vim es from
all parts Of the world. There are books
with pictures pictures, too, that live and
breathe and move, SO that at glance we !, ,arn
more than we could learn by hundreds OF
printed pages; we know at once the siz g,
their color, how they move, what they cal,
we hear their calls, and all about them.
Here, also, we have collections of prepared
animals and birds from all countries, and
they appear very much like living creatures:
and there are minerals, and eggs, and pic
lures, and so many, many things; why, /
have learned so much to-day, enough to
think about so long as Ishali live ;and seeing
these things makes me want to know what
else there is in the world, so that I intend TO
read on these and on every other subject that
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BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Ills Main street, opposite Di$Datch oesc

GTOP PAYING RENT-HOCSFs nv
~ MONTHLY INSTALMtSTs.-I de.,-s ~,
inform those desiring 10 SECURE house nn ,h, %
most economical plan that haze onN cf m, '' ~
The large number had for sale, the following y
BRIL- X H0CStS.-FDUR on Car sires, -
tween Adams and jefferson streets. AZ s6G ~, -
month seven rooms. F''
ONE On Main street, At 800 per month. ion
rooms. y"
FRAME HOusES.-OSE on Laurel street, ma
Spring, 1T $40 per month '
ONE on Canal street, between Feusb.e ana
Adams, at IS O per month. ~"
ONE (Nanchester) East Ninth street, a, tao per
month seven rooms. ~
Apply t. j. THOMPSON BROWy
an o2-7t 80
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INV increase my knowledge and 4 believe
that all these young men, nv country nle'h,
fael as do on these subjects.
These are some of the reasons Why, as =
said, / feel SO glad to-day. ! am glad also
because I have been thinking that II l had
not come to America would never nave.
learned all that know; aud II there nsd
been no schools for us when wearrived mere,
or &c | had not gone to the schools, should
still have been In ignorance on these and on
many other subjects; therefore ar1 GLAD
that God brought me to America; that az
the same time he gave us SO many true triends
here. He prepared schools Tor US anu gave
Us teachers. . sa gars
This il a grand entertainment which you
have nrenared for. us to-day, and we Keep
thinking how shalt we pay for 1t! snail we
mas around a hat and take up collections
THAT would not pay for the benefits We Dase
received No amount Of money can 90 That.
Wa arc Indebted not only for this days plea
srre and instruction, but for all the teaching
and religious privileges WHICH we have and
do still enjoy. We have learned about the
trnc God. of Jesus Christ, and the way TO be
saved: and how much ought We to pay for
that?
Had we remained at our homes III emma,
or had not good people here met us and pro-
yided schools for us, we would still be Wor-
shipping those dumb Idol, and would not
have known of that great and glorious God
who made and governs all things, and we
c,uld have had no hope of heaven. Now,
aIl of us are ashamed and grieved that we
ever prayed to images or animals, or to dead
men. or to heaven and earth, and we want
IN love and serve the God whom the CHRIS
tan worships, and to go at last 10 the heaven
where God and Christ and angels are, and
where all will go who love the Lord and do
His will.
AS we said, we owe you more than we can
tell, for loving us and for teaching US, but
more than all, we are indebted to GOD ior
giving you heart to love US, and desire to
do us good. We have no way to pay you.
ONLY by endeavoring TO show how thankful
we are, aud 10y giving heed to your instruc-
lions: and all the return we can make TO Goa
is to give Him our hearts, to keep His CON-
mandments, and to tell everybody how great
and good He Is. We all expect TO return to
China, and then, wherever we 60 we
shall every day be talking TO the people
about the things we have learned in Anne.
rica--aboye all, we shall try 10 teach
them about the true God and the way to be
saved: and we believe that by and by we
shall have churches and Sabbath schools all
over China, and we shall have railroads, and
telegraphs, and libraries, and museums, and
public schools, and every thing that can make
our people intelligent and happy, and all we
Chinese young men intend to devote our
lives to the accomplishment of these objects;
and by doing this we shall best pay you for
all you are now doing tor us; and thinking
on these things is part of that which makes
me feel so glad to day.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLENBURG
ID COUNTY, VA.-RECENT DISCOVERY OF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, deci 1edly impregna.
ted with the celebrated " Salts of Lttlia-" These
Springs open for the reception OF visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874.
III most of the chronic forms or disease regarded
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs ENJOY
a de.ervediy high reputation.
In general adaptation and curative power In dlS-
eases of women, in dyspepsia In It's protean forms
In chronic Intermittent fevers. and III all diseases
rival among tllt medicinal waters OF America. Ihe
proprietor Is aware that this is very strong Claim
The public will Judge If 1t be sustained by The tesu'
monias submitle
Since the Inst Spring season several valuable
springs have been discovered at this place one Oh
them, according to an analysis made by professor
Tonry, of Baltimore, Is decidedly impregnatea with
the .:Salts Of Lithia, whic CHI has given such cele
brity to the gettysburg spring In our own country
and to the aiS Ia CHappelle and Vichy waters OF
the continent of Europe. and which Is SO hlShiy
esteemed In the medical world as remedy IL
zout rheumatism, aud In kidney and bladder aftec-
lions.
Professor George B. Wood Of the University, OF
PENNSYLVANIA says: "1here Is perhaps no other
in The removal OF the deposits OF the urate OF SODA
In the joiuts and lgamentous tissues In gouly pa
tents, and in preventing the deposits In the KID
neys and urinary passages"
1t may be worthy OF mole tllat inns Is the OH!
Spring In Virginia In which this salt Is founo
otherwise than the mereSt trace.
Pamphlets containing analysis, testimonials, &c.
LADD 4 Co., druggists, or Messrs. WEST, JOHN.
sTON 6 Co., booksellers, Mali street, Richmond,
Va, Or by addressing the undersigned at Boydton,
Va, Tap 24-dHw4ml THOMAS +. GOODE.
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REAL ESTATE AT private S.,.

EARM FOB sALE.-Busipess ,rr,,~-
i ntnts making 1t Desirable. for me- IA ,., ,""se
the city. offer for salt the FARM on which
resided for tue last sixteen years Said r,rn, ,.5s
talns 15o acres is located four miles north Of gsS
every respect one OF tile most desirable farm u IN
on tile market: has extensive orchards ~ ~ nov
fruit. and is cOnverientto cnurce. and nil. yse
Guiid,ngs are ample and IN good coad,,ion. cans
kitchen. smoke.honsc barn.. table and xat,le .h.k
A good proportion OF The land IS ~ grsss Sc 't,
and terms which VIII be Favorable, apply to III; ase
DIN, WARREN Co, Real Fstat. Acco;s ~ : ;G !.
Main street. EDWARD WsSp ieo
an 24.eOo2w ~.
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FOR LEASE,

THE UNDERSIGNED, BY AIJTHo1ys,
j. TY Of the stockholders. Is prepared 70 .om
SPRINGS COMPANY Tor term Of 700 !. tpHCR
done privately before that lime, The e,.e ar II not
fered at public auction. on the premises n ~ o..
10th day OF sentember next. up"a lie
For Information as to terms &C.. ann,,e.u
be made TO the undersigned, or TO ". Is may
attorney for the company, at Richmond. VISION,
4. \. wELLF1tn
au Gid 'Hpe,hy.
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BY j. L. Apperson.
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1O16 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BUILD
i ING LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF IL,
NEAx JHiRTY.FIRST STREET, AT AUG
TION.-by virtue or II deed of trust from Philip
Gray and wife to me, dated April 4. lS74, snd
duly r. corGed. l shall sell, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. August 25, 1874. ut O'Clock p. NJ,
the TWO LOTS located as above, each 33xlO0
feel. They require but little excavation fol base
ny Terms: Al sale. Ed BOSHER.
an I3-Ids Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
il STEAM SAW.MILL. &C, NEAR COAL-
FIELD, IN CHEsTERF!ELD GoG INT 0N
TUESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF AUG UST. AT IL
O'CLOCK A. M.-By virtue Of deed of trust ex-
ecuted to me by James 9. and K. r: Hewlett on
the 22d day OF July. 1878, and duly ct recurd
in the clerk Office Of Chesterfield county-d. b.,
voluu So, page 665-I shall; being required
SO 10 DO by the beneficiary. proceed 10 sell.
ut public auction 10 the highest bidder. at
Howe;t's saw-mi In Chesterfield county, about
thirteen miles from the city OF RichmGnd by the
Midlothian turnpike. and ,hree miles from Coal
,eId station and one mile from BeiheIehen church.
at the time and place above z&znioned. one STE ID
SAW-MILL. with boiler and fixtures complete !;
two FOUR-H0RSE LUMBER WAGONS, aud two
LOG WAGONS.
The terms required by the deed are cash sufficient
tn pay The expeus executing this trust aud pay
of 4 note for 800 which became due December
GATH l S73, with any accrued interest thereon
Uut it Is expected that more liberal terms WIN oe
agreed upon by the parties interested, and made
'''' SOCRATES BROOKS,
Trustee.
MOODY & ROYAL, Auctioneers. au IA
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on the
Richmond and UanYille Railroad at auction

VALUABLE TRAIT OF LaND Oh Tue
Richmond and DanviIle Railroad at auction
at AMELIA COURTHOUSE. "WEDNESDAY.
AUGUST &c. 1874 BY virtue of decree or the
Circuit Court OF Amelia. IN the chaueery SUIT OF
Wjngo VS. Wilson's administrator and others, /
shall offer for sale to the highest bidder, at the lime
and place mentioned, that desirable TRAIT OF
LAND situated ms above. near Jerersville station.
containing 42l3 acres adjoining he lands OF hich-
ard Anderson aud others. This property has been
much improved, has comparatively new dweil'
lug and ALI proper out-houSes recently put OH the
place by DIR. William j. b0lcombe; 1t is now In The
occupancy of Mr.. Foster, who will show IL TO any
one willing 10 purchase. TEhMS-Ope-iourtn
ca.l : balance ut one aud two years, purchaser 10
execute ncgo table notes. well endorsed calrying
interest from date, and title retained till pad tor.
ALtXANDER. DOMAIN,
Surviving Commissioner.
PETERSBURG, VA, August 4, 1874.
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By Chatfin, Staples &C.,,
Real Estate Aucrlouecrs and Agents,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

THE UNDERSIGNED, SPECIAL COM
i MISSIONERS, appointed for the purpose by 4
decree Of Amelia Circuit; ourt made at the June ne
said decree proceed 10 SELL on the premises. pub
lie auction, to the highest bidter: on the ORR
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874 Ni fair. ana If not,
on the next fair day thereafterl, ut o'clock r NJ.
on that day, that certain LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND In the city OF Richmond (menfioned in
Commissioned Meade'S report) of which WI liam
j. Barksdale ded seized ann possessed and when IS
described in the deed TO said Barksdae as fronting
100 feet on the south side OF Water street and run
ming back to the shiplock, and pounded on the cast
by the land Of A. Robinson, DR., aud on the west ny
the land OF n. 9. Cabell.
Terms: Five hunGred dollars In cash; balance In
six, twelve and eighteen months from the day or
sale negotiable noes to be taken for the deferred
PAYMENTS with interest added. aud title retained
until all OF The purchise-money Is paid and de-
cree for the conveyance ordered by tue court.
WILLIS j. DANCE,
THOMAS Il. GILES,
SLecial commissioners.
BY CuAFFIN, STAPLES & Co., Auctioneets
- ali 7-tds
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ID EFETIoss:, ] morn 80 ,.....- r..,.,
LIEBIG'S FooD FOR INFASTS-English.
LIEBIG'S FOOD FOR INFASTs-BostOn.
aLACTEOUS FARINA-Swtss,
PREPARED BARLEY-EnSlish.
PAPOMA. from Wheat.
BERMUDA ARROW Root,
!. PREPARED SCoTcH 0AT MEAL, FEARL SAGo.
6 RASULAR TAPioCA, PREPARED CORN STARCH.
Va LENrINE's MEAT JUICE,
LIZ. WIGS EXTRACT MEAT,
PUN tERzED RAW BEEF,
PEpsIS z, and all valuable remedies for saIe at
tafEADE& BAKERS Urug Store.
sjy Sl9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-24
PETERSBURG, VA, August 4, 1874.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF an exc.
- culiGn In my bands. In favor of X. +. J imcs rs
w. Hawxhu,st, shaLl Or ceed TO se.l, at me
auction store OF Cook & Laughton, on Z TUESDAY,
September ], 1874, commencing ut 0 O'CLOCK; a
large lot OF merchandise, consisting OF HAND
WAR;. SC. JOHN W. WRIGHT, 5. q. X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-24
RUsTNEss CHANCES.

A N ACTIVE. ENERGETIC AIAN,who
IN has $S 090 to invest In profitable business,
in one as the heatthIest portions OF the state. aud
for which he will receive either q share Of the
profts or guaranteed interest on the money lbe-
Bfdes salary for his services, can hear OF such an
opportunity oy addressing Z, Il. va Dsapaascs OF
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