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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23
BY Davenport & Co.,
Stock Brokers and Auctt0neers.

HAVING BEEN THERETO REQUEST
mentioned, we Shall sell at public auction, at the
room of the Chamber OF Commerce, No: 1lo4
Main street. Richmond, Va, on FRlDA Y,July
of the MAECH ESTER COTTON MILLS, Issued
to Messrs. McIlwaine & Co.-viZ: so
Two and half shares, or the par value or 81 .0UU
per share which are held rs collateral security for
the payment or "a note made by Mcliwuire u 60.
for So 900. which became due May 10, 1874, and
is YET unpaid, which Is held by the Union Bank OF
Richmond.
Two aud ahals shares. OF the par value Of 81 900
per share which are held AZ collateral security Tor
Inc payment Of a note made by McIIwahe 4 Co.
for s2.0Oc, which became due Nay 13, 1874. and
Is yet unpaids which is held by the First National
Bank OF Richmond. ~, =; I II
i $500 = s .''',7 DAVENPORT & CO.,
~ cost Stock Brokers and Auctioneers. 3
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Letter from southwest Virginia.
POURING IN OF soUTHERNERs-THE CROPS, a.
x1,A..as,,a.,iar,cc Of Tho Richmond lisnatch L

POURING IN OF CONFERENCE.-THE CROPS, &C.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
WYTBEv1LLE. VA, July 20, 1874.
This is not "Springs letter." nor do I
propose to itemize the "array of fashion !"
displayed at our quiet little summer retreat,
as is done by those of your more competent
dress-descriptive correspondents at places
probably more noted but! lessIfrequented
than this delightful village, Wytheville.
Within the past few weeks the number OF
southern visitors to this region seeking plea.
sure and health alike has been unusually and
UNEXPECTEDLY large. The hotels are well
filed. and private boarding houses (more
generally sought after) are so well patronized
rs to render it fortunate for those who are
able now to secure good ones. t
These visitors are genteel people, who not
only epjoy the fresh mountain air, but the
genial hospitality of our citizens. They min
gle in society freely, and when q" November
comes on with an eye severe" are 10th to
give up their newly.made but sincere friends
the citizens of Wythevile. An cid Virginia
hospitality is extended them. khops are got
fen up, stsocisls" arranged, and thus their
ant but profitable. Here we omit q page
WEiLlGU Ou tuC u0Sh VI tuO uoONo'J
The letting of the Supreme Court of APP.
peals printing took place on Thursday last.
It was awarded to j. Fl. Caldwell, Southwest
(V1rqinia) Enterprise office iwhere the work
has formerly been done), at eighty-five cents
per page, 1900 ems to the page. The bid.
ding (which was OPEN was confined to two
parties-Mr. Caldwell, of the Enterprise,
and MIR. st. Clair, of the Dispatch.
The Grange movement, which has recently
been agitated among the farmers of the South.
| west, is thought favorably of, l think, al
though some Of the farmers who do not un'
deIsland its principles thoroughly are some
what opposed to it.
| The yield Of wheat in this county is much
above an average crop, as it is said to be
throughout The entire Southwest. The corn
| crop is looking "fresh and fine" in conse
quence OF the recent rains.
The climate here during the day Is not by
any means oppressive, while at night we
| use several coverllds, and are never troubled
| with those pestiterous insects, mosquitoes
| While we clay back !" in the cool shades Of
Wythe, the balmy mountain breezes being
gently waited over us, we cannot but thlnh
of and sympathize with our friends OF Inc
metropolis" who are pining and fannlns
under the excessive heat OF sold Sol,
whose rays have not lost their strength ever
when the dawnipg of another day breatheth
Excuse me for trespassing upon your space
to such an extent. ScHIEDAM ScHSAPPs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23
BY Richardson j. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1I13 Main street.

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
n AND LOT OF ONE AORE AND HALFIN
THE VILLAGE OF ASHLAND, HANOVER
COUNTY, FOa SALE BY AUCrtON.-We shall
sell by auction, the premises at the risk and cost
Of the occupant, Mr.. q. Edgar Crawford, former
purchaser who has failed to comply with the terms
of his purchase, on SATURDAY, Goth instant, ut 4
O'Clock p. NJ, a, desirable two-story FRAME
one acre aud a half fronting on the Richmond and
Fredericksburg railroad. aud adjoining the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Macmurdo in the village OF Ashland,
Hanover county, sixteen miles from Richmond.
- ERMs: Cash as to the sum of $500, with inter-
est thereon from the 20th June, S74, from which
date creGit of one and two years Will he given on
the residue OF said sale, the purchaser TO give his ne
gotiable notes for the deferred payments, with in
Icrest added, and secured by deed OF trust
RICHARDSON s. CO.,
WIS Auciioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main. and Bank.

nEREMPTORY SALE OF THE TWO
ID, STORES NOS. 709 AND 713 CARY
sTREET gETWIEsEN an SLY aiTxSFiS NE As VII
coll NJ snction. upon the premises, on MONDAY,
9th of July, at O'Clock P. ~, the Two BRICK
STORES on the south side of Cary street between
Seventh and Eighth streets, occupied ny oonh nc
Grath and james BeaZley.
These houses are we'll constructed, and nave, ~
addition to the store and basement Ave rooms ench
above arranged for fuTlily, ana are IN rapidly-
improving bus ness locality.
Thfs sale is positive. and should therefore be at
fenced BY those In want OF properly taat VIII pay
very large percentage upon the price ZOE WHICH y
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8, ard
l2 mouths for notes, interest adoed and secured ny
u -. 90 AucTOneerS
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By Grubbs & Williams. 81
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

POSITIVE AND UNCONDITIONAL
SALE o. THE BRICK DWELLING At
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF EIRST AND
TEEEMENTS NOS. "A AND 16 CANAL
Street. JUST ABOVE FIRST STREET. at
AUCTION.-We will sell upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, goth Of July, at 51s O'Clock 2: II ;,
the BRICK DWELLING now occupied by w. B,
Bigeiow Esq, situated ut the northwest corner OF
Canal and First streets, and containing six rooms
and all the modern conyeniences; and immediately
thereafter the TWO BRICK rTENEMENTS Nos:
ID and l6 Canal street, with four roomK, and
conveniently arranged, with AL the modern conTe.
!niences, asd always rent readily al figure that
gives a large percentage upon The sum they are
likely to sell for. 4
TFRMs One-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with inter-
est adued, and secured by q trust deed. /
GkUBbS & WILLIAMS, +;
iy23 1t'F Anctioneers- !
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Coop There is ssue complaint OF
drought la West Virginia, Ohio, and Ken
lucky, and In some parts afs Illinois, and to-
some extent ia States west fthe Mississippi
So far the injury from this cause throughout
the country is less than usual Gut-worins
have been generally Injurious, aud cbiGeh-
bugs in the West, after devastating the
'Wheat.fields, have attacked tho corn yigor-
0usiy 10 many loealiti es.-- Bailtpaore SIN.
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BY Davenport 6 Co.,
Stock Brokers and Auctioneers.

DEING THERETO OBJECTED BY THE
ID Citizens National Bank, Of Alexandria, Va,
we will at the STOCK Board Of the city of Rich
mond. on the PATH DAY OF July, 1874, sell ut
public auction, ut III o'clock,
!. 00t) of the SECOND MORTGAGE EIGHT PER
CENT BONDS OF THE PETERSB U eG
RAILROAD COMPANY, with the May coupons
attached,
which are held by said bank collateral security
for two notes of each, with interest defanit
having been made on the payment OF said notes.
- 80 ~ DAVENPORT & CO.,
~ 21-td Stock Brokers and Auctfoneers.
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EIRsT.CLAss BUILDING ON
ATHE SOUTH HIDE or d RAMSE ~ -
STREET, iBETWEEN.F7 FIRST AG1f f0UaH9k
STREETS, AT JtyTigNe by frequea of sne
iises, on TU EBIyAI 26th July, Is Ok El9sss e.
III the LOT adjoining the residence Of yhsflss g.
Nortbsrn. Esq recently purchased Dy asa
FONTS 80 feet and RMS tack Of fal Width to-
wide payed alley, (. &
heart Of the most desirable neighborhcod In the
TERMs: Ore fourth cash: balance at four. sight.
and twelve months, With Interest d
saKUBBs q WILTAMS,E
ri IL "a & t; Aucffopeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23
ByJ: Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionear,

TRUSTERS SALE OF, a ONE HUN
IL DRIED AND THIRTY-ACRR FARM, WITH
IMPaOy EMENTS,r TO BE SOLD 9AI,n,.CnmiE: y
CUURT-HOUsE, MAEGHESTER,
VA. MONDAY. AUGUST s., At l2O'CLOCk
IL, THAT BEING CoURT.DAYl.B{ virtue tn, OF 81
ansnst. s72, and Of record In the County Court
of Shes,e rfieId default having been made In pay;
fent OF certain negotiable notes secured 10 sala
said notesl will proceed to sell to The highest bid
der. at pnDfc auction. at the above time and place.
that certain TRACT OF LAND lying In Dale
so,ynshIn Chesterfield county, near the old court
house bounded by the lands OF y. Q. Dnva, Rtch,
mond and Petersburg railroad, Cheatham; an ne
others containing 80 acres more or less, Win all
the improvements thereon.
TERMS: Sufficient in c1sh TO pay expenses Of sale
and two negotiable notes 10 the amoanL or S1i
with interest from maturity OF Said noaes 70 Qae VI
sale. ,.a WILLIAM AMpSho, Lf ao'.Ss
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. 5y 23-tds :
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BY Richardson Il Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
uALuABLE MANCHESTER ROPE

VALUABLE MANCHESTER PROPER.
Try FOR SALE BY AUCTIOE:.We sbal!
sell by auction, on the premises, ON TH qRSpA1Y,
23d instant, at 6H o'clock Z. M;, vALHAB,L1Et
SoITakE OF LAND with q desirable FRAME
HWRLLING, Kitchen, stable, &C., all enclosed
with neat and substantial fence, fronting on Eye.
rett and Maury streets between jefferson and LAY
streets. in the town Of Manchester.
Terms: One-third cash.: balance In SIX ano
twelve months, negotiable notes TO be given Tor the
deferred payments, with interest added, and title
retained until the whole purchase money is paid.
RICHARDSON s. CO..
jy17 AuctioneeIs.S
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SUMMER RESORTS

TARM-HOUsE.-A lady living in a
i healthy locality will take the CHARGE OF
ONE OK Two CHILDREN. Large house, plenty
Of shade, and good country fare. Terms moderate.
6. +. s., box IS, post-ofice, Farmyilie Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23
BY N. n. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
!, No, .1Ol4 Main street.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
PROPERTY X NO WIN AS THE
'WALL-SrR EET HUTEL.-Pursuant 10 decree
OF the Circuit Court Of Henrico county, rendered
ithe chaucery suit of GrifiR;s executors rS. Griffin
and others. ne underslgned special commissioners
named in said decree, will ON WEDNESDAYt29th
of July, 1874, on the premises, at O'Clock +. M-,
proceed to sell at public auction the property mem
iioned In said Decree known as the Watl-street Ho-
tel situated on the east line or Fifteenth street be.
tween Main and franklin, and consists OF THREE:
two business houses on the first floor, and large
dwelling on the upper stories, and wing running
TERMS Sufficient In cash to defray expense of
sale; balance In equal instalments ut one, two and
three years for negotiable notes, with Interest
added, title 10 be retained by The court until the en-
=. j. B. YOUNG.
ROBERT HOWARD,
ttl F. p. TURNER,
r. GKATTAN,
WIS 81 ecial Commissioners.
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SPRINGS,
sometimes called
MASSANUTTA SPRINGS,
four miles from HarrIsonburg, Va.


Comfortable accommodations have been provided
at this place for limited number OF boarders and
the hotel Is open for The reception OF visitors
The mineral water has performed the most aston
ishipg and remarkable cures In many chronic mala-
dies and in forms aud conditions OF d sease which
would generally be considered incurable by medical
It is preeminenty Alternative, tonic, auretic, and
den,,ratiye in irs action and admirably adapted TO
the treatment of diseases of the digestive organs,
the lungs kidaeys, sSin and the urinary and gene
ratiye organs
The worst forms of dyspepsia and liver disease
have been entirely cured by 1t. lt has been ten IN
numerous cases of AGCE AND FEW Err, ana mas never
be en- known 10 fail 10 effect u cure.
Brght's disease of the kidneys, scrofua, cuta-
neous affections, sore eyes, and diseases OF Inc KID
news, bladder, urethra, and uteraS have all oecn
cured by it.
nower Thoroughly 10 eradicate from the human sy5-
fem The most deeply rooted diseases and TO r-esa0-
fish in the most enfeeDlcd constitutions vigorous
health II is confidently believed TO have no supe'
ror. If, indeed, 1t has any equal, among the niue
raj waters Of the world.
This place Is situated In the Valley of Virginia
In high and healthy region, and the Climate Is
pleasant and salubrious.
Passengers leaving Richmond, Va, Baltimore.
reach Taylor's Spring the same afternoon before
Board per day, 81 per week, IL 2; per month
$40.
For circular containing letters Of physicians Ger.
tifcates OF cures, &C.. write 10
j. Z. EFFINGER, Proprietor.
iy 4-eodlm Hartisonburg. Va.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLENBURG
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, decidedly impregna.
ted with the celebrated " Salts of Lttliia" These
Springs open for the reception Of visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874.
In most of the chronic forms Of disease regarded
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs enjoy
a deservedIy high reputation.
In general adaptation and curative power In DIS
In chronic intermittent fevers and In all diseases
generated by malarial Doisons, they are without a
rival among the medicinal waters of America. The
proprietor Is that this Is very strong claim
The public will uoge If 1t Sustained by The tes
monials submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have been discovered at this place. One OF
Tonry. Of Baltimore, is decidedly impregnaed with
the ''Sats of Lithia, which has given such cele-
brty to the Gettysburg spring In our own country
aud to the AK la Chappelle and Vichy waters Of
the continent of Europe, and which is so highly
esteemed in the medical world as a remedy In
govt, rheumatism and in kidney and bladder affec-
lions.
Pennsylvania, says: "fhere Is PERHAPS no other
in the removal OF the deposits OF the urate OF soda
In the joiuts and ligamentous tissues III equity pa
dents. and In preventing the deposits In the KID
neys and urinary passages"
IT may be worthy OF note that thl5 Is the only
Spring In Virginia in which this salt is found
otherwise Than the merest trace.
Pamphlets containing analysis, testimonials, &c,
LADD & Co., druggists, or Messrs. WEST, JOHN
sTON & Co.. booksellers, Main street, Richmond,
Va, or by addressing the undersigned at ,Boydton.
Va fap 24-daw4m1 THOMAS T GOODE. .
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BY Grubbs & Williams. ~. = s.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, =
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON
Is ADAMS STREET BETW ZEN BOOK AVE.
ME- AND MARSHALL STREETS, AND A
VALUABLE LOT ON BROAD STREET, AT
AiICTION.-By request Of the devlsees of the late
Mrs wary Carroll we will sell by auction, on
THURSDAY, 3Olh July, az OK O'Clock T. NJ. the
BRICK STORE and DWELLING situated as
above Resides the store and basement there are
four rooms.
The property is well located and arranged for 8
profitable retail business, and affords comfortable
Accommodations for family. .
After which (say at Gh O'Clock P NJ we Will sell
the valuable LOT on the south side Of Broad street,
beginning 60 feet westof Belvidere street. ironing
I'D feet, running hack fl feet OH It's east line, an
about so feet on its line, being on the line Of
the Fredericksburg and Petersburg connection rail-
road. ard now occupied by Dir. w. j. Mcdowell as
a woodward for which and other similar business
1t has ptculiar value.
TERMS at SALE ,s.--
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY, a vacant
II CORNER LOT northwest corner, 31h feet
on Cary by So feet on Foushee street. II is In the
nost growing paEs of The city. VAL rapidly rise In
value. L.. s. SQUIRE,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
Nv 23-3t* corner Bank and Tenth streets.
DOR SALE PRIVATELY, one ofGa
II those new and weIl-arranged brick Ea:l
DWELLINGS, situated on Fifth north Of Leigh
steeet, containing ELEVEN rooms, including bath
and lock rooms, gas and water. Apply 70
/. GEORGE A. HUSDLEY,
~ 22-5t 52S Broad street.
T ANDS.-I have for sale large number
IL of first class ESTATES with splendid Inn
provements. and;large and small FARMS with and
without buildings, in almost every section OF the
State. Many of The large estates are situated on
the James and otter rivers, and many OF the small
GEORGE M. DREWRY,
" Tim &5A 1914 Main street.
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AND sVISITING-CARDS.
I beautiful. at fha Dispatch Printing House.
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DRUGS ARE MEDICRNEs.

EVERYBODY HIS OWN PAINTER
ia We keep on hand a large variety Of colnrs Of
MIXED PAINTS, ready for use securely put up in
tins. Persons wishing to do little jobs Of painting
about their houses can with these paints DO 1t them;
selves ut little expense For sale In large or small
BuDEK Err BROTHERS, Druggists,
Nv % - Corner Main and Fifteenth streets.
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DRICKS 4 RRICKs!

IRRIcKsI BRICKS!
BUILDING BRIcES of All kinds and az best
quality for sale. Appis 80 ysrGS At Rockets or
JOSEPH Mzin and Twentieth streets:
lie 23.Im H. q. HAGERTy.&
|sDRIME GOLDEN SYRIsF Porto Rico
n and Kew Orleans MGlasseA, at NJ G.s DAN.
fpRlDGE& CO.'S, s27 BROAD stssek pah r. d
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By Grnbbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and BANK

THE TWO sMALLFRAMED HOUSES
IN. HARvIETOwN, ON THE soUI SOUTH
SIDE OF PoWHATAN STREETi OPPOSITE a5s
the residence OF John Perry, ESQ., wiz ps 1Sso
nAY. 23d OF Juiy, ut ejk O'Clock M one Oh
them is occupied by Mrs. Gregory and me o.nsr ,
Mrs Alley. The lots front 90 feet eacn DS Se ~
~ 10. fhis Is good opportunity for persons Oh
limited means to secure homes ut low prices. go
oo 81 Auctioneers.
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D1ETET1css.; cAHour DIES asAprs-rrenen.
LIEBIG'S FOOD FOR INFANTS-Engish.
LIEBlG'S FOOD FOR MANIFESTATION.
LACTEoUS FARINA-Swtss.
PREPARED BARLEY-English.
PAPOMA. from Wheat.
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT,
PREPARED SCoTCu OAT MEAL, PEARL SAGo,
GRANULAR TAPIOCA, PREPARED CORN STARCH,
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE,
LIEBIG'S EXTRACT MEAT,
PULyERIzED RAwfBEEF,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR, AROMATIC LIQUID
PEPSINE, and all valuable remedies for sale at
MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store,
iva 919 Main street.
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ELORIDA AGUE PILLS.

certain cure for CHILLs aud FEVER, DUMB
CHILLs and AGUE, without any Of the injurious eff
fects Of qninine. mercury, or arsenic.
Numerous testimonials OF their specific effect In
all cases of Chils and Fever, after guininc and
other remedies had completely failed, are In the
hands of the proprietor.
A cure Is guaranteed in every case.
Price, Soc box. Sent by mail free.
For sale by ROBERT LECkY, Proprietor, and
Messrs. Bodeker Brothers, Berriau s. McPhail, aud
s. K. Dove, Druggists; Richmond, Va.
!. lie 26-eod1m lisl ------.-.
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q by u. u. ApDersoA,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionee,
4 No. 101 8, Main ana Eleventh anss,.
w0OD AND COAL.

THE UNRIYALLED SPLIST C0,1
rates. S"est
Best CLOVER HILL LUMP COAL ass.
ANTHRACfTEC0AL,cl clean aud weighe /, all ,,,...
SOFT LUMP COKE--Estra quality.
The convenient aud economical MacuIrc
SAWED and SPLIT WOOD, for cooking and IT,. =
ling, cheap. Also. LONG. MUG
Greer before the advance.
j. B. WATKINS.
ty2 20 !. two doors Below post.afsrs
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mo TRAVELLERS AND CITIZENS.
DRESS GoODS-SUCH AS POPLTNS,
FOR WALKING-DRESSES AND SUITS,
ORGANIZES, JAPANESE GOODS, &C,
AT AND BELOW COST!
T. PRICE & CO., So
for palaRce of summer, will sell residue of their
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS
AT BARGAIN PRICES!
SUITINGS and P0PLTNs;
JAPANESE SILKS and PoPLISs, zoe. and up;
GRENADINES, ORGANIZES, LAWNS,
STRIPED and PLAIN SILKS,
PIoUEs white and colored), &c.
A fine stock Of Black Mohairs, Alpacns, Bomoa-
zines Black Iron Grenadines, Tamise, s;haleys, on
hand for mourning and ladies wearing black.
New BOR DERS and other prints.iust opened.
" 1S sg4...t
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Full stock Of an.
all sizes; CUMBfRL.yn
QUIENlNONT, WEST YIRGiSIA, sPL .sa:
+ CLQYER HILL, of all grades, and SOFT CCjRsa
at 50c. to 81 less than 1t eau be had elsewhere f.
the city. Coai warranted as represented and xsii
screened. satisfaction guaranteed. OAK a,S
cord. delivered. G. PaGs.
jy2c Nlntee5th and Cary s,ltes.
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(NOALBURG SPLINT COAL.
" the perfection Of fuel for crates.
:. II. HALVES. Sole Agent
fy II Eighteenth aud Cary streets
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GTANpS UNRIvALLED.

CANNELTON SPLINT COAL. with the uni.
form commentator OF the larae hummer OF pur.
cbasers since its introduction, Is ag,n offered as
peerless coal Tor open CRATES IL burns quick gives
great heat. last long, and consumption perfect.
$. P.LATHkUP, sole agent for Richmond,
ty Il Seventeenth street, AT draw-bridge.
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rOAL!COAL! COAL!-CLOVER HILL
~ LUMP COAL,i IS per load Of twenty-five
bushels, delivered; HAIL, ~. Also, ASTHkA.
CITE COAL and COKE.
OAK and PINE WOOD.
80 80 G. p. LIPSCOMB,
iy13-lm Seventh and Byrd street.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-03-26

The Chinese are said 10 make
a varnish, by beating together
fresh blood with quick.lime,
which Is extensively used as a
coating tor wooden articles,
which they wish TO make com
pletely water-tight. Won Scher-
zer, who first introduced this
substance 10 the notice of Eu-
ropeans, says he has seen In
Pekin wooden chests that had
been vanished with it which.
after a journey ever Siberia to
StI Petersburg and back, were
still sound and perfectly water
tight. Even baskets of straw,
used for the transportation Of
oil, are made fit for the pur-
pose by means oil this varnish.
Pasteboard coated with it be
comes, both in appearance and
firmness, like wood. Articles
requiring TO be absolutely i'm
pervious are vanished twice,
or at The most three times. by
The Chinese. The preparation
has been tested in various ways
both in Europe and Ausiralis;
and, although it gives to YES
sells covered with it a rough, ug-
lv,red appearance, its use is rec
commended as Il sure means oil
making wood lmpervious TO
water.