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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

THE True SOCIAL. UNT.-In the early
stages Of ciyiz ition the famtly was socially
land legally as well as politically unit. IDS
head represented the whole household be-
fore the tribe, the state, and all persons and
bodies without; While within ae exercised
absolute power over adj the members, male
as well rs female, oyer his sons AS well as
over his wife and dang ifers. TN The death
of the head of.2 family his eldest son stepped
into his place, aud became the representative
and protector OF the whole household, in-
Guiding the widow Of the deceased chief
This SYSTEM, long retained in conservative
Rome, was there the source OF the national
respect for authority and, by an expansion
o. feeling from the family to the eommuHityo
OF the patriotism which produced aad Sus-
tanned Roman greatness. But its traces liu-
Rered far down in history. 1t was not mase
tyranny that authorized 8 Tudor queen 70
send members OF theroyal household to the
Tower by her personal authority as the mis-
fress of The family, without regard to the
common law against arbitrary imrrison-
mepf. Such constitution was essential to
the existence of The family In primitive
times; without It, the germs. Of nations and
OF humanity would have persisted. T09sup-
pose that l. was devised by the male sex TOR
&44kS StasiHSa1toa W tuIAk sOWh LysuuutCsal pEVs
pensities would be most absurd. 1t was &c
least as much = necessity to the primitive
woman as it was TO the primitive man. It is
stiila Necessity 20 wonin Ia the countries
where The primitive type Of society remains.
What would be the fate Ola female BedeuiD,
Ii she were suddenly .inyested with wo-
mans rights and emaneip from the pro-
lection of her husband s-G oldDin 5SE,ii III isI
Popular Science Monthly for august.
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Ey Gruobs i Williams,
AucttoreerS and Real Est0se Agents,
Eleyentl, street between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HAND.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HAND
Il SOME AND VALUABLE EST At E
KNOWN "A s ..SoLFT AIRE.- Situated
ABOUT SIX MILES NOkTH OF RICHMOND.
ADJOINING The FARMS OE ABRAM war
WICK, DR.. n. POWELL, AND d. b. CREN-
SHAW.-BE virtue of deed Of trast executed 5y
&. G. Paiesite and wife e. uhe snbJcrjocr, as tras-
tee dated lh Of May, $751; and uYly recorded, be
ing rhereto,1equired by the creditor secured viii
sell at auction, upon the premises on MONDAY,
l7th Of August, at 2 o'clock M.. The FA RM above
referred to, occupied by Mr. Paleskie 1t,centa1ns
EIGHT BUNDLED AND TWENTY-SEYEN
ACRES, more or less, and taken rs whole, Lies rs
well as any tract Of It's azein the county. About
five huu'ired acres arc clesreo. and produces finely
ed TO grasses. trucking, amt frut.growing. Aboat
three hundred acres are la wood and timber.
The improvements consist OF u COED DIV ELL
ING, with eight rooms, servants, quarters, barn,
stables, and the usual ofaer out-bundtngs, NIL In
good order. AE-t.
There Is also fine oueAzrd. The farm is well
watcred. The neighborisood Is one OF the best in
the vicinity OF the city. ..sb
Those q ishing to pureh ase really valuable pro-
ptrty, which must lncreaseiH ralne With the growth
of the city Invited to examine the above before
the day OF sale. ss.s ! t-} g.s, -.
mapof Solitaire . mag he seen at the cface Of
the aucNoneers.
TERMS The deed authorizes sale for cash sufi-
cient Fay debt for about 10 with the ex-
penses OF sale AIDED. AS 70 the residue, upon
terms TO be prescribed by the grantor, or his as
signs, af which announcement Will tie made at
JOHN B. .CRENsHAw, Trustee.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, AHt8nefra 5t ID
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RELATIONS OF ANIMALS AND PLASTS.-The
animal, therefore, takes from the air oxygen,
ardtu il into carbonic acid the plant
takes that caIbonic acid and turns it back
into oxygen, which has thus discharged the
grea. office of carrying carbon from The
bodies OF animals and transferring it to the
systems OF plants. In what an interesting
relation do the two Kingdoms, the animal
and the vegetable, thus stand to one another,
not alone Us respects the air in maintaining
its constitution uniform by mutual aDtago-
n:zatiOn, but also Us respects their own
structures! The elements OF which plants
are formed have oil been derived from the
preexis,ing parts Of animals; and the
elements Of which animals consist,
from the precxistpg parts of plants.
To the tllssical scholar, what o.
beautiful commentary Oh the fictitious sto-
ries Of antiquity are these modern discoye.
ries! He calls to mind the metamorphoses
that OVID describes the bore, perhaps, Of
his school.boy life, the elegant amusement
of his later years. He remembers how
Daphne was turned iptoa laurel, and Adonis
into h)wer; the musical stapzas are no
longer an empty sound, they are descriptive
histories. The thing he has read Of is ac-
tuall, 50. These transformations, instead Of
being iu aginary exceptions, are the common
lot of life in this world. There grows not
now leaf that is not formed from the parts
of animals that are dead; there lives not a
solitary animal being which has not derived
its constituent elements from plants. From
'' PriestIey's Discovery Of Orygea," in Pop
ular Science MonAyJor august.
lHow wise are they who suppose that it
conduces to health to destroy vegetation.]
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DJWFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG
ID COUNTY, yA.-RECENT DISCOVERY OF
AN ADbITION ALsPkING, dec lediy impregna-
tedaTkh the celebrated " Salts Of Uihia-" These
Springs open for the reception Of visitors on the
In most Of the chaonc forms or disease regarded
us remedial by mineral waters these Springs cnjcy
a,deseryediy high reputation.
InFeneral adaptGIon aud curative power In dis
easessf women, inAysnepsla:in fts 1rotean forms
In cIsonc Intermittent fevers, aud In all diseases
genoralef by malnrt2l p0isons. they are without
rival among the medicinal waers'sf America The
plUrdetor is aware that this Is very strong cic1.
The public will juuse If 1t be sustained By the esui.
nialSSubmitted.
Siuce the last Spring season ,scsyeral NaluabE
springs have been discovered at this place. One OF
them, according TO an analysis maae By Professor
Tonrs, of Baltimore, is decidedly inpreGnate with
brIty to the ettysB,irg spring In oGr own country
aud 10 the AK IL Chappele and WGhy waters o.
the continent of ExlsQpe, and -vll6a is so highly
esteemed la the medical world as remedy lD
xout, rheumatism, SAID In kidney and bladder aztec
tioDa.
Pennsylvania, says: ".Ehere is ptanhaps no other
remeoy from which,epual efficacy may be expected
In tle removal OF the deposits OF the urate OF sods
In the joiuts and l1exmentous tissues In equity pa.
tents and in preventing The deposits in the Kid
neyS and urinary passitges" .--------4
II may be worthy at note that tbSS is the only
Spring In Virginia in which this Sast Is fonno
otherwise than the merest trace. -
Pamphlets containing analysis. testimonials. &C.,
LADD s. Co.. druggists or Messrs- WEST. JOHN
sToN f. Co, booksellers, Main street, almond.
Va, or by addressing the undersigned at Boydton.
Va Zap 24.d&w4mJ THOMAS GHsDE.
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BY James II. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucuoneers,
Office corner of Eleventh. and Bank streets.

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT DESIRA-
i BILE NEW TWO FRAME DWELL
INCH USE. CONTAINING FOUR Rooms,
AND KITCHEN WITHTWO ROOMS, At PIES
ENC OCCUPIED BY K. +. JONES, ESQ.-The
LOT fronts 26 feet more or less on the south side OF
China street betw. en- Laurel and Cherry streets,
running back I20 feet to an alley seventeen feet
wide, with goo1 well Of wafer thereon.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust executed 10 The nm
dersigned trustee by ROEert r. Jones' trustee for
Ann V. Jones' dated July g. 1873, and duly re-
corded in the clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery
Court Ia ID. Il. lO1 B, page SO, to secure the pay
ment of certain negotiable notes therein men-
toned defaui1 having been made IN the payment OF
one of said notes. and NJ The request OF The holder
thereof shall proceed TO sell At PUBLIC auction.
upon the preulises. Oh THURSDAY the 23d da, OF
July. a74, mt 6 O'Clock r. NJ :, the REAL EsTATE
above described and by said deco OF trust
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay the ex oenses OF
sale aud the sum or 1851, with interest from July
s, 1874, uatil paid, and uDon credit as 10 1877
till July ;, 1876; as to S403, till July 8, 1875
and the balance upon such terms rs will be made
known at the hoar Of sale.
JAMES n TAYLOR & Son. Auctioneers. jy IL
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, 1Il3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
n AND LOT OF ONE ACRE AND a HALFIN
COUNTY, FOa SALE BY AUCriON:--Wes shall
sell by auction on the premises at the risk and cost
OF the occupant, Mr.. =. Edgar Criwlora, FORMER
Of his purchase, on SATURDAY, 25th instant, At 4
o'clock p. M., a. desirable two-story FRAME
DWELLING, with four rooms, kltchen, ana lou Oh
Fredericksburg railroad. and adjoining the resi-
dence of Mrs. Macmurdor In the village of Ashland,
TERMS: Cash as TO the sum Of 6400, with inter-
est thereon from the 20lh June, 1874, from which
date creUit Of one and two years will be given on
gotiable notes for the deferred payments, with In
Iersst added, and secured bya deed of trust
- RICHARDSON & CO.,
Sv1S Auctiopeers. !
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

VALUABLE MANCHESTER PROPER
TY Fur SALE By AUCTION.-We shall
sell by auction, on tae premises, on THURSDAY,
Esd instant, ut 6k o'clock 2. NJ, vALuABLE
DWELLING, kNcseu. stable, &c, all enclosed
with neat and substantial fence, irenHng on Eve
retr and Maury streets between jesason and Clay
streets, in abe town OF Manchester.
TERMS: One !kird cash; balance In six and
twelve months negotiable notes 10 be given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and title
retained until Ill. whole purchase Gaoney is paid.
RICHARDSON i CO.,
iy17 AucfiOneeTS.
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Gpgtp RoaEs EsrnnrErHstRIJ tWsf-Itis
true that lawais mitch stronger now than lit
sRas In primitive or feudal times, and NO.
manis more underits protection and less un-,
DIR the private protection OF her husband and
her insmen. But law after nil, though the fact
may be rough aud nnWelcoroe, rests at bot.
tom on the force OF the eommunlty, and the
4 force OF the community Is male. No woman
emu snagfne that her sex can execute, or Ia
ease oil rebellion rsasserf, the law !; for that
they must look entirely 10 the men. The
men W0utd be conscious OF tbis, and, sif|
shy Jaw we're made exclusively Ia the |
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~. BY n. NJ Lee, s 4
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer, !,
~ No. 10l4 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE PROP EkTY KNOWN AS EHE
WALL-SFREET HQTEGe-P pursuant TO- decres
Of tue Circuit Court Of Hsn!ico county, reGa rfn
and others The undersigned, special commission
named In said decree, will, on WEDNESDAY, y
of July, 1874 on the premises, at O'Clock Z. ~.
nrocced 10 sell at public auction, the property men
Toned in said decree, known as the Watl-strcet no
tel situated on the east line Of Fifteenth srees Pc
tween Main and franklin. and consists ofa q
two business houses ON the first floor, and large
dwelling on the upper stories, and wing running
back to all alley. ..,,,,ro &c
sale: balance in equal nstalments ut one, tWo anu
three wears for negotiable notes, with interest
added title to be retained by the court uhth 'ue
W. u j. B. YOUNG.
ROBERT HOWARD,
+. P. TURNER,
PR. GRATTAN,
,v1S Srecial Commissioners.
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By Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucaoneers,
l1l3 Main street.

A VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
IA DWELLING ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
FOURTH AND TWENTYflFTH STREETS,
CHURCH ELL. FOR SALE BY AUCtlON..
On WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at 6 o'clock
r M we Shall sell by auctios, the premises, the
property described and located as above, In thor
ough order.
TERMs:: One-third cask; balance In six and
twelve months negotiable notes to he given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, ana Sc
- RICHARDSON & CO.,
WIT Aucttanecrs.
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By Bronaugh & Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers.
Office opposite Courthouse, on Hull street,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il TRACT OF LAND, NEAR MIDLOTHIAN
CUAL-MIkES, sINJCHhSTEkFIELD COUNTY,
VA.-By virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 me
as trustee on the 10th OF March, 1870, by William
Wiufrt z Jr, and duly recorded 10 the clerks office
of Chesterfield County Court, %. b. so, 400 l.
shall, being required so to 90 by the beneficiary,
sell at puddle auction, on The premises, on TUES
d AY, July ga, 1874, at u o'clock b., That yalu-
able TRACT UF LAND lying near The Midlothlan-
952 ACRES, adjoining The lands OF Franklin
Stearns, u. ID. Hancock, and others. This land Hes
about two aud . half miles from CoalheId station,
on the Richmond and Danyile railroad. within the
coaI-eld. About one third IS cleared, the residue
In forest Of oak and pine, The surface indications
OF the existence OF coal are as good as any In the
coal-6eld. The buildings consist Of q DWELL
ING with nine ten rooms, and all necessary ont
houses. ,..a,.t,. z..s.-f,sE ~ ss.l5rs ! +
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
aud $3.50 : and 81 $50 on the l 9th of March, 1875
TO be secured by deed of trust on the property The
residue of The purchase money, II any, to be paya-
bic such times, aud secured In such manner the
said Winfreci may oIrect ana IN default Of such d.
recfion as the trustee shalt think tit. ,s rs, y
The purchaser Will be allowed reasonable tine
for examination OF Title. &C., before paying ire pur
chase money but will DE raulreds rs guarantee or
good faith. todeposit The sum Of ~ in cash with
The trustee at the place OF sale, Immediately after
the property is Knocked down, otherwise resale
will then be made zsfit y. BROOkS,i 1 4
jy 11-tds " - s ~ Trustee.
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SUMMER RESORTS

Comfortable accommodations have been provided
at this place for 4 limited number Of bOarderS, and
the hotel is now open for The reception Of visitors.
The mineral water has performed the most aston
fishing and remarkable cures In many chronic mala-
dies and Ia forms and conditions of disease which
would geaeraliy be considered incurabic by medical
treatment. -s - ,
It's peeeminently Alternative, tonic, diurelc, and
aeparxiire IN ITS action, and admiralty adapted 10
the treatment of diseases Of the digestive organs,
the tsEgs kidneys, skin, and the urinary and gene
The worst forms of dyspepsia and liver disease
1aye been entirely cured by It, II has been tried In
TIga eron cases OF AGUE AND FEVER, and has never
9teu known 10 fail 10 effect cure.
fsrighcS disease Of tile kidneys, scrofGla, cuta-
uous aF.cttexs, sore eyes aRd diseases OF the kid
.aeys. bladder, sirethra, and uecras have all been
cured by 1t.
AS tonic and lnvigoratire 1t is unrlvaled. In Its
power thoroaghly 10 eradicate from the human sys-
tenn the mostaceNy rooted diseases ana 10 rc-estao-
lish In tac most enfeetteu constitutions vigorous
heulth, 1t is confidently .aieped to have no supe.
rior II, Indeed, 1t has any equal, ameng the mine
ral waters of the world
This place.. is situated in the Valley of Virginia,
In q high and healthy region, ana the climate Is
plsaSaue and salubrioBs
Passengers leaving Richmond, Va, baltimore;
Md. Washington. d. O., on the morning cars wild
reach Taglor's SpH1g The same afternoon before
dark.
Bosrd per day, 81; per week, Sl2; per month,
Forpircuar coneaiuing letters'of physicians, cer-
itifcatcs OF cures, &C., write 70 * +.
i. Z. EFFING Err, Proprietor,
.aodJ HarrfSOnburg, Fa.
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DRY GOODS.
COHEN BROTHERS
HAVE JUST RECEIVED

a HAVE JUSi hsSEtfGD
Handsome s1DE-BAND LAWNS at 15c., selling
generally at 25c.;
GRASS LINEN sUITING at 12Hc worth 2oc.;
BLACK Hermann at 5oc., price having been
75c.;
Also. new lot of HAMBURG EMBROIDERY;
WHITE SWISS at &c. worth fully'30c.;
WHITE FRENCH oRGANDY at a71sc., selling
generally at &c.;
Many. other goods at extreme low prices;
Also, small lot of WHITE IRISH LINENS,
damaged by water.
This firm, having always great aversion to car
rying goods over from one season to another, are
now CT. ring their summer stock REGARDLESS OF
COST. y Z1-2t
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T. r. PRICE 4 CO.,
for salssce of summer, VIII sell residue Of their
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS
AT BARGAIN PRICES!
.SrNrsNGs ind PoPIdSS;
JAPANESE SILKS ane POPLINS, 20c.aRd up;
GRENADINES, ORsASDIEs, LAWNS,
STRIPPED and PLAIN SILKS,
FaQUEs white andcolored), &c.
A fne stock Of Black Mohairs, Alpacas, Bomba-
zines, Black Iron Grenadines, Tssnise haileys, ON
hand for mourn Ing pa,d ladies we2ringblack.
New BORDERS AID other prantsGust opened.
Wis
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SIDNEY COLLEGE

nAMPDEN SIDNEY Colby
ne ns.. .sssa s. H.nrprs SIDNEY WI
FACULTY: IS $ .,ss...sssss
Raw. j. Mp. ArxIHsoa- D. D., President and ITO
q 1 IT,. HOLIDAY III a. H. Professor q Natural
S.5 science. 8. h - =, go ~ fat,ns and
Instructor n esTmppn rofea.or &c Mathematics
anDtsoS Hc c. A. M., Professor OF Greek ana IN
z Z. siructor In French.
Ha,rpDEN SIDNEY COLL aE g sttnatedd "a y
prince Edward county. Va, wEhin lew Nv sores,
Yards OF Union Theological seminary Anu
mikes from Barmyilie, on the AtlanIc' assisS'pp'
anu f ,hss nstiution The curriculum is retaiIed
Ia comprehensive and thorough anu w
stndenf is adyanced tn o higher Glass; Wituout pase
Inc q searching examination. :. -. -. ), 81,
e xnensts nre moderate, AND, from Tue l .
location Of the College. Temptations 70 eAlrasa-
proysion has been made for The OF
.tWESS HALL.,i which, 70 those ayallng ine M
Selves Of its advantages, VIII materially lessen Inc
ataIormes can be obtained appieation to the
,,nder.tgned. u. ~. p. ATKINSON,
uuuers'sns Han1pden Sidney College.
-, aodon Prince Howard cnunty. Va.
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HANGER &. CO.'S PURE AUGUSTA
III COUNTY, VA, RYE WHISkEY;
ABSEsS No. PURE AUGUSTA COUNTY,
VA, RYE WHISKEi.
AS agents for Richmond and Manchester we Offer
Tie trade the above brands Of pure whskeys In LOIS
tosuit. We baye also Bnmgardner and other brands
of Whiskey, Wines, GiA, J, Brandy. &C., and a full
ane OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sugars, Teas, Bacon
Lard, Soap, Flour, Mackerclt sHerrings. Cheese,
Soda, Candies, Tobacco. Cigars, fresh supplies Of
SBORN'S JAVA and GLOBE MILLS RIO COZ
FEES (for which ne are agentsl-at wholesale By
my22 i, ROGERS & MCCANCE.
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At the request of the administrator Of Mrs; G II
Jones, deceased we will sell ut auction. on WE'D.
sNEsDAY, the 22d instant, at 10 o'clock az lne
streets, all Of the FURNIrUKE, &C., OF the resi-.
dence embracing the largest and most valuable as.
5ot aRaND S PIANO. With stool and cover rnis
strument has been pronounced one Or the nnes'
s1th hs sJ!E sSsf GreIHaMy xkgnG
2 SPLENDID FRRNCH-PLATE PIER MIRRORS;
soRsas5 R5EWoob PkEL sn sGT
SEW sa1 P!sfsiSs sS with
Splendid iddiSdi REPS LACE CURTAINS and COR
REc eEfTIi CHAIRS. ETAGEhEs; /, -, ,,,,s
LIBRA of valuable MISCELLANEOUS
HALL and stair OfL-CLOTHS, &C.
In the chambers will be found:
WALNUT, with rosewood trimmings, COM
Complete suits of OIL WALNUT FURNITURE;
Superior HAIR MATTRESSES, BEDDING,
BED LINEN, B0LSrERs, and PlL L
BR Rts S S G ca RUGS, SC, sc.
The dining room is furnished with
splendid MAPLE sIDEBoAKD and CHINA
Walnut 1hTST' XsTENsIoN TABLES,
Dinin room CHA IRIS, REFRIGERATION, ~
BUFFET, SIDE TAbLES, ~.t ~ 81. /
Large Re assortment OF TABLE CUTLERY, IVORY
HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, CAsTohs,
TABLE LINEN, &C., &C. "a.
The nalls throughout are furnished with the besi
ENGLISH TAPESTRY, CARPErING, ane
Is OlL-GLOTHS;
IRON PORCH SETTLER and VASES. 40 3
ALSO:
i. handsomely finished PHELAN q COLLAR,
DEk'S CAROM BILLIARD TABLE. WI
balls, &C., compete-the whole costing &Sou
pair MATCH CARRIAGE HORSES, with CAR
RAGE, HARNESS. ROBES, NETS, COY.
ERS, &c, complete, justly regaroed one Oh INT
The entire outfit OF the residence Is as handsome
as any In the city, Is all OF the best manufacture
and has been we'll kept.
The sale Is positive and uDreserved.
In order that the public mag have The opportu'
nifty Of examining the furniture, the house VIII OK
optx from O until O'clock on Tuesday, 2lst IN.
sfaRt COOK 8 LAUGHTON.t
MIR Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs g Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
riepeuth street between Main and Bank.

HyHE TWO SMALL FRAMED HOUSES
i IN HkRyfEToWN, ON 1.-THE SOUTH
SIDE OF POWHATAN STREET opposite
the residence OF John Perry, Esq, will be sod
nj auction, on the premises, on, THURS
DAY, Esd Of July, at 6E o'clock P. n One of
them Is occuEied by Mrs. Gregory and the other "
Mrs Alley The lots front SO feet each by depth
orf50. This is good opportunity for persons OF
limited means to secure homesiat low prices. sa5
Hn.' - GRUBBs s. WILLIAMS,
" ~ = -,.fy'.tF7 ~ Auctioneprs.
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,is,.4eod1 IN

GUNNER BOARD. Persons wishing
~ BOARD IN the country c1n find a comfortable
home good fare. and pure air ut Hanover Court
aolse. Its Ilearness and accessibility being di-
recty 1.-THE Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, dssunt
evenly miles from this city, renders IL very destra-
Ole TO business men In thesiry. For ermsasFply to
&c orge A.. HIndley q 90. and Robert A. Lecky,
WOODSON& BOSWELL.
Iyl5.6te Hanover Courthouse, Va.
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ICE-DEALERS.

DEDUCTION IN PRICE OF ICE. Il
ICE delivered to families, offices, stores, &C., al
the rate Of 1Ac- per pound 80: ~ L. ~.
hllIny customers can rely upon being regularly
md punctaily served dun ing the entire season. {
1, jyl7-1w al VI s55la A. G.. BABCOCk. i
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AUgT1en sAIEs-1a.s.l,ay.

IA AUgE10H ALAzs-11zfsa BY.
~ Eiss 81 Ceok b bansh Ancsscnssss.
corner Governor shd franklin ssresss.
1ToUsEHo.D FURNITURE, SPRING
10, AT XUCTION.-THLS DAY at lo o,cso 20 s Te
WIN seYl AZ Gur anctfon.r0ofs On aa50l!mens y.
esiient HOUSEHOLD FUHN1TU ", consistlnrs
@ One OILED WALNUT cHA,sBER SUIT, With mar
one GoTrAaEtHAMgEa sEIT; : !, ,,,,s
Ne esrnssIze FEaTHEn bed OF excellent quality;
n Ar and SHUcK MATTRESSES,
serA and oth sap aSu koeksns and CHAINS
MaaBLE.ToP CABINETS and w AsHsTAlSpI's, Is.
s sInpnENB,1Sals4oT sEs1 'RrrnreERAroRs,
A HAITI: li4s.4 TtAR,tEs' $50. 1s
One LIGHT SPRING TOPfWAGoN, WIN VIII. , Cut
tains, suitable for o milk wagon or any nsuas
I business. 4 ss
CRocKERY. GLASSWARE, GoBLETs, ii
WOOD and WILLOW WARE
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
- : - - COOK & LAUGHTOF,
GALE OF VALUABLE Personal
81 PROPERTY - - -.
tss IN ps assa G. IS
a.. tn secnre the nav nient of certain debt TO
Phillips & Jennings, shall, on the 2lst q July,
NJ expose to sale tSe t Wessaas aoae
Trankn street In the city OF Richmond, the foI.
ioEing property, to-wit: LAB yards OF OiL.CLQIH,,
v1 Rp i Wo1L Rs55
Of Of. REsbEN TAPESTRY, 6A yards RA a dhs
TkY" CARPET, JOSEPH JoHNEs s,,s,so
:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21
WOOD AND COAL.

THE UNRlVALLED 'SPLlNT COAL
i of best mines, by weight or measure, at lowest
rates.
Best CLOVER HILL LUMP CoALa.s5;
NTHRACITE COAL, clean and weshe !, all sizes;
SOFT LUMP COKE-Extra quality
The convenient and economical MACHINE.
SAWED and SPL WOOD, for cooking aud kind
ling, cheap. Also. LONG.
Prices of above guaranteed lowest this summer
Order before the advance. ,.ry,ro
w on two doors below pO,t.Oiice