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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-28
BY d. M Lee,
Resi- Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
No. l0l4 Main street.

VALUABLE DOUBLE FRAMED
~ DWELLING.HOUSE FOB SALE AT, AUG
TION.-At the request Of the heirs-at.iaw OF Calvin
j. Roach deceased, v III sell NJ PUBLIC auction. on
at 81 o'clock 2. NJ, the property des cribed aboye:
The lot fronts 80 by 1913 feet on the norm sioe OF
Cary Tor Dover| between Plum and Hnrvle streets.
on which there Is comfortable double-front
framed dwelling.
This property lies In the most improving part or
the city, and affords an opportunity FOR he pront-
able investment OF sraa amount. -
TERMS Une-third In cash balance on q cred1t
oil six and twelve months for negotiable notes, IN
nrnnerty n. M..LEEy q
~ ga uctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-28
BY n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1Oli Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
Y VALUABLE PROP EkTI Il NO WN AS THE
WAl,l-STREET HUJ EL.-Purstant to decree
Of the Circuit Count of HcnIico county, rendered
in the chaucerv suit of executors rs. Griffin
and Others, the undersigned special com mtssonerS
named In said decree, WILL on WEDNESDAY,2 9th
of July. 1874, the premises, ut = O'Clock +. M,
proceed TO sell ut public auction tho property men
Toned in said decree, known as the Wail-street to-
tel situated on the east line OF Fifteenth sreet De"
tween Main ami Franklin. and consists Ola I'll tE-
STORY DOUBLE.FRONT BRICK HOUSE, with
two business houses on the first floor, and large
dwelling on 'he upper stories, aud wing running
back TO an alley.
i ERMS: Sufficient In cash TO defray expense OF
sale: balance In equal instanents 1T one, two ara
three wears for negotiable notes, with Interest
added, title 10 be retained ny the court until tue en-
j. b. YOUNG.
ROBER HOWARD,
+. p. TURNER,
i. r. GRATTAS,
wis Srccia Commissioners.
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BY Bronaugh & Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Cflce opposite Courthouse, on Hull street,
Manchester. Xa.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i TRACT OF LAND, NEAR mlDLOTHlAN
CUAL-MINFS, IN CHESTEkF1ELD COUNTY,
VA.-By virtue of 4 deed of trust executed 10 me
as trustee on the 10th of March, 1870, by William
Wiufree. Jr and duly recorded la the clerks once
of Chesterfield County Court, (D. b; OF, p. 2l6.)
shall. being required so to 90 by the DencncEry'
sell at puGlic auction on The premises, on TUES
DAY, July %, 1874, at ~ o'clock NJ, that yalu-
able TRACT UF LAND lying near the midlothian
coal mines, in Chesterfield county, containing about
952 ACRES, adjoining the lauds OF Frinkiln
slearns, u. d. Hancock, and others THIS land lies
about two aud half miles from Coalheld station,
on the Richmond and Dunyille railroad. within me
coal.leld. 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-neld. I he buildings consist OF DIV ELL
ING with nine ten rooms, and all necessary out
houses.
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale
and 1920 land 81 $50 on the ION OF March, 1872
to be secured by deed Of trust on the property The
residue of the purchase money, II any, to be paya-
BILE ut such times, aud secured IN such manner as the
said Winfree may direct and In default OF such d.
recrion us the trustee shall think flt.
The purchaser viii he allowed a reasonable time
for examination of title, &C., before Ing The Dur
chase money but will be required, US guarantee OF
good faith TO deposit the SUN Of 1880 In cash with
the trustee at the place of sale, mmedla,ely after
the property is knocked down. or otherwise resale
will then be made. :. BfUohS,
iy Lids trustee.
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By Thomas.W. Reese, Auctioneer.
1917 Main street.

GALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
y PROPERTY.-As trustee In deed OF trust ex-
ecuted on the 4lh OF April. 1874, by Parker G;
Wescott to me, trustee, to secure the payment or
certain debt to Phillips & Jennings. shall on the
31st of July, al 10 A. NJ, expose to sale 10 the
highest bidder, at public auction. for cash, at the
Wesc Dit House. on Franklin street, In the city Of
Richmond, the follow Ing prorerty-to Wit:
One hundred and forty: eight yards Oil-Clnth, LAG
wards Papfr Felt, l pair Blue Shades, 6S yards
" Dol Carpet, Sc yards Dresden Tapestry, Gb yards
Damask, TX yards Cocoa Mating, aud yards
Tapestry Carpet. JOSEPH JOd MSON,
THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
+ - kEESEE SoIcsman iy27
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BIZ j. l.. Apperson,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
M 10l6 Main street.

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
FOH SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at
{. Rlandon. - the residence of p. n. Tabb. In Hen
rico county. near the new Reservoir; on wEDMES-
Jay. August 5, 1874, at IL O'Clock ST., all the
PsRSGNsL PROPERTY on the premises, con.
ststipg of an excellent FARM HORSE and
WAGON: a large assortment OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, including q fine Piano, hne Guy
Washstauds, Conceive aud large Mirrors. BOOK
Cases. China Presses, WardrobeS, Feather Beds,
&C.: Cooking Stove and other Kitchen FURNITURE,
Farming Utensils. &C., &C.
TEENS: For all sums of $50 or less. cash; over
that sum at sixty days for negotiable notes with
approved indorsers. j. l.. APtEkSON,
Dl-dl ALctlOnGor.
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~ "a Aucuoneers.
pRUsTEEs' SALE OF ONE PORT

pRUSTEES' SALE OF ONE PORTA-
l. BILE TWENTY O-H0RSE POWER tn;
BULAR BOILER AND ENGINE tNEARLY
NEWI-By virtue of u deed OF trust executed by
James r. Dickinson to the undersigned, rs trustees,
on the 29th day of May. 1878, and duly recorded
IN Hanover county, Va. TO secure TO w. x. Pois
the payment OF three certain accepted drafts therein
mentioned, default having been made In the pay
n.ent of two of said drafts by said Dickinson, At
the request OF w. K. Polk. the holder thereof, we
shall proceed to sell ut public auction. the prem-
ises at the saw-miIl on the T. rn OF Henry Farmer,
near Green Bay station. Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
mt ID O'Clock 81, the property above described.
TERMS Cash as to the costs attending the execu-
ton of this trust. and for The further sum or
s663g4 with interest; aud on such ciecits az TO
the remainder as may be named on day OF sale by
said Dickinson; In case be does not name terms,
then on such terms as the trustees may name on
day OF sale. GEOfGE ;: AZ nON,
fy 90 MARCELLUS SMITH.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DOsITIYE AND UNCONDITIONAL
i SALE o. THE BRICK DWELLING At
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIRST AND
CA"AL STREETS, AND THE TWO SMALL
TENEIENTS nos. Ia AND 16 CANAL
STREET, JUST ABOVE FIkST STREET, AT
AUCTION.-We win sell upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY, 29th OF July, at 81 O'Clock r: NJ.
the BRICK DWELLING now occupied by w. B.:
Bigelow, Esq, situated ut the northwest corner Of
Canal and First streets. and containing SIX rooms
and all rho modern c0nveuienCcs; and Immediately
thereafter the TWO BRICK TENEMENTS Nos.
J4 aud IS Canal street, with four rooms ana
kitchen with two rooms clch. These houses are
conveniently arranged, with all the modern confe-
piences, aSd always rent readily 1T Inquire that
gives large percentage upon the sum they are
likely to sell for.
TFRMs: One-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with later
est added, and secured by 4 trust deed.
GRUBoS q WILLIAMS,
81 % Aucti0necrs.
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AusTIs,r sALEs-Futurs Dsys:
BY n. II. Lee. Auetson
,r.t, .t-.e. hetwee,, Tent, aud Eleventh streets

q BY n. II. Lee, Austioneer.
1rafn street between Tenth aud Eleventh streets.
5rfOMsIIssroNERSssALE0 F YALUAs-
II BLE REAL ESTATE IN HEN RIG I. Ply f4Ss e.
~, BIZ AuCII9N IT. e EK9sHT 9 IN MONDAY
TIE an DAY AUG usT, i S74.ATAO'G.LEOpO.,nr.
r My virtue Of decree q Inc r xa Ssu o
OF Heurico county. pronounced On uf pas re-
Pes.m m and o,ers, tie undersigned special so
mIssoners viii proceed TO sell that p1Isd
obonf stx miles below the city OF Richmond, con
tainlng 90 acres. more OF less WIN irane
barn, &c, all In good order. o,r I,r,oo
The property Is well situated, being near Jnmes
river in fine neigbborhood shout one mile De12w
TERMS: One-tbird cash: balance on credit OF
six and twelve months, the purchaser givisg neRo
re.ained mill the whole OF The purchase money Is
raid aud conveyance ordered BY the court.
GEUbGE w. THOMAS. III.
~ 2s-tds Commissioners
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aAR.py, swrrr ARABr. '-prent, p's,, Mal'
sord sri,,np IN the San Francisco Buttetn,

yOrO, WEistuS III S'iS NJ
says: ,r,, go eo,,..;snes !, feature
ut London Bohemian parties, especially "oeu
An ONE of his migratory moods; oeca0se
sometimes Miller took ca vagabond spasas:
He wanted to get oatsade OF the pSE ,, %
c;y;,,z,,ion and become savage or geftns,
nr anv,biuC that wasn't respectable: one
evening he had Arabia Scry strong. ne wac
Going to Arabia. He would become sou
of the desert and son-in-law OF Sue's,
or nerhaps four or Ave sheiSs: tnis ~
wos on at welLknown piaSwrlgaes
bouse whose receptions are held eunuay
evenings. The guests drink WHSLE! mou.
.nrs,.iv and smoke until everything Is
1ine and sonetin,es become SO ABSORBED 10
s,nniing thu, uninterrupted silence VIII at
t;,,,as rerpain Ynbreken by w@rd or remark
CO. ton or fifteen minutes. Well, on this eve
,,;ns. Miller turned himself loose in Arab'a:
TIn wos going soon. lie had saddle aud
hr;dle He would buy horse. He Wouid
have smear made in London. ANY black
smith would make him spear. Then ne
YyouId get on his horse and take his
smear in his hand and ride TO ARABIA.
And they all thought he was really gong !;
that he would start in day or
two. Miller was simply romanclng. he
didn't know he was romancipg. he hau
streak Of Arabia on the brain, and OF course
he had to talk il out. As arule the Ensl>n
don't understand this at all. III man utters
speech, they take it for granted, no matter
how cxlravagsnt it may be, that he means
all be says. There was present young man
with long hair and spectacles, parted IN the
middle. / mean that tbe-bair was parted 10
the middle. After Miller had finished, rldios
y,
made by London blacksmith, a silence
rcisned for some time. AT last this young
man spoke Said be, Well, ah-l cawnt
see ab, tina. it would be very jolly-ah, TO
live among those Arabs-ab, because, you
know, they go to work-ab. and boil lot OF
nutton-ah, in pot-ab, and throw IN los
Of tca--ah, and lot Of brick-dust-ah, ana
il must be darn'd hard sort Of stuff 10 live
ol--ah!' After this speech everybody pulled
meditatively for five minutes, and the room
and the company merged into blue vapor."
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-First QUALITY
N Lump, Egg, Stove, and Chestnut sizes.
~ 80 :. L. LArHROp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-28
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

FIRsT-CLAss BUILDING LOT ON
n THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRAN KLIN
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND FOUsHEE
STREETS, AT AUCTlUN.-By request OF the
owners, will be sold for division, upon the prem
Ises, on TUESDAY, 2S;h July, at 5H O'Clock L.
NJ, The LOT adjoining the residence OF Charles I.
ortham Esq, recently purchased by NJ. +. flea-
SAINTS.
It fronts 80 feet, and runs back of full width to
wide, paved alley. ,,,o
Few lots enjoy so fine situation, helng ID me
hear of the most desirable neighborhood in the
city. -,
TERMS: Ore fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, With Interest.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ivo2 Aucloreer
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BY Hill q Goddin, H.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NO. 11US hiain street.

UCTION SALE OF TWO STORES,
II BUILT ON LEASED GROUND. ON THE
WEST sIDEOF FIFTEENTH RETW EEN MAIN
AND CARY STREETS.-On FRIDAY, s3lst OF
july. at O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises. we VIII
sellthe WO BRICK TENEMENTS occupied by
j. NJ. Newell and Baker & Mansfield. built on leased
perry is now wen rented to good renants This isnn
excellent place for small foundry, having been
used rs sucn. For further information apply TO the
undersigned. HILL GODDlN,
~ % AuctiOneers.
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Tue BELLE OF THE KIowAs.-A CORES
pondent of the Springfield Republican,
writing Of the Kiowas, says: Il saw bat
few of their women that could lay any claim
to prettiness. Only one, perhaps, aud that
was daughter Of Kicking Bird, who is a
lively, piquant little thing, with arch, soulful
eyes. Her uame is .Topin, meaning
woman. she is but twelve years old. Shall
/ describe her WARDROBE? First aud most
rare, her buckskin cloak fringed aud spotted
all over with elk's teeth, said to I've only
found now aud then in the elk-this kind of
teeth-and the elks being gone, too, they are
very rare and costly. Two Of them are valued
ut mule. There were 500 on her cloak
Think Of wearing $50 mules on ones back.
Paris and New York are outdone here. A
skirt, sometimes Of buckskin, sometimes 1t
is plain shawl, bought from the traders,
complete her toilet. Topin is not all frivolity.
Some horses had been stolen from the Texans
and were traced to Kicking Birds band.
The agent demanded their return; the
horses are gone, the affair Is likely to cause
trouble, when Topin, of her own accord,
comes forward FIRST and offers ten horses OF
her own herd to help repair the damage"
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EIe'eHtIf suCc1 Uct"e"h 111'n Rth0 R'''"""
DRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON
ID ADAMS STREET BETw ZEN BROOK AVE-
NUE. AND MARSHALL STREETS, AND 4
VALUABLE LOT ON BROAD STREET, AT
GUCTION.-By request OF the levisees OF the Ia G
Mrs. Mary Carroll we will sell by suction, on
THURSDAY, 30lh July, at 5k O'clock T. 81. the
BRICK STORE and DWELLING situated rs
above. Besides the store and basement there are
four rooms.
The property is well located and arranged for a
profitable retail business, aud affords comfortable
Accommodations for family.
After which (say at 6k O'Clock P. NJ we Will sell
the valuable LOT the south side Of Broad street,
beginning 90 feet west Of Bevdere street, fronting
90 feet running hack A feet Its east line. an
about 90 feet on its line, being OH the line or
the Fredericksburg and Petersburg connection rail-
q wood yard for which aud other similar business
IL has peculiar value.
TERMS AT sale.
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

have opened a coal and wood yard cor or Of
Eighteenth and Broad street for the sale of CLIO.
YER HILL. MIDLOTHIAN. and WEST vlR-
GINA LUMP; HAIL. ENGINE, and SMITHS
COAL: also, ASTHRACIrE COAL, all sizes: End
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed, and Split
all at lowest market prices.
Orders left as above ut Office corner of Sev-r.h
and Byrd streets, Will be promptly attendrdto.
IL D7-lm c. Il. LIPScOMB,
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81 Richardson D con 81
Real Estase Aeents and AnctioneeTS,

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
I IL ON MARSHALL BETWEEE TWELFTH
AND COLLE9E STREETS FOR SALE BIZ AUG
TIOE.-Un FRIDAY the 31st instant: at D O'Clock
LDING TX IFS, each fronf.
.ii.g 81 by72 feet on the north side Of Marshall
street between Twelfth and College streets.
TERAs.-One-fhird cash; balance Mt 6 and ~
months, negotiable notes 10 be given for the De.
ferred payments, With interest aodet, nnd secured
by deed OF trust. RICH ARDS0N q CO.,
s-tiy 2S 49, Auc.iopeers.
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The old stories of the skill OF the ancients
III the use of poison, whereby death was
produced by the mere smelling of flower,
Is something more than parslleled. BY this
story OF what modern French chemist has
produced. AT u recent meeting of the Paris
Scientific Academy there was presented By
one OF its members, NJ. Deyille,a perfectly
alright phiaI containing about fifteen
pounds OF osmium. The distinguished
chemist, In making the presentation,
stated some interesting facts concerning
the substance contained in the phial
They amounted to this: Osmlum IS tile
most powerful OF all poisons. Twenty
pounds OF 1t would poison the entire
population OF the world. One.thousandth
part Of grain OF osmic acid set free In a
volume OF air Of d hundred cubic yards
would possess snch q deadly influence that
all persons respiring the air would be nearly
killed. Worst fact Of all, no ansidote to the
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NUMBER OF POL ICIEs ISSUED, $4,000.

NUMBER. OF POLICIES 1SSUED, oo,VVV'
All of It's surplus is divided out to pocy-holders.
this company being purely mutual. -,
1t now enters Virginia for the first time, ana VIII
be glad to make contracts with canvassers or good
experience. DASNE1 n; IN mA At,d,t;,
OFFICE: No. Tenth street, Schafer's building.
ia 2-3m
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
ll15 Main street, opposite DispatcE office.

Real tSeHt anu fauIIouSSi'
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A ONE HUN
l. DRIED AND THIRTY-ACkE FARM, WITH
DiPROV EMENTS, ~ BE sOLO AZ CH INES,
VA, MONDAY. AUGUST 8. AT 12 O'CLOCK
H., (rHAT BEING COURT-DAY).-Eyv virtue OF
n deed of trust from BID. keaal dated 9Th day of
August, S72, and of record In the County Court
of Chesterfield ,default having been made In pay,
ment OF certain negotiable notes secured in said
dee5, and being requested so TO do 10y the holders of
said norcS win proceed to sell TO he highest bid
der at public auction. at the above time and place.
that certain Tract OF LAND lying In Dale
house bounded by the lunds OF 5. .. DnvaI Rich.
mond and Petersburg railroad, Cheatham, and
Others containing 100 acres, more or less, win all
The improvements thereon.
TERMS Sufficient In cash TO pay expenses OF sale
and two negotiable notes 10 the amount OF f7lbo7,
with interest from maturity OF SAID notes 20 de oi
sale. WlLLIAM AMBehS, trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. ty 23.tds
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AK "ORlGISAL" misunderstanding oil
extraordinary personages in New York, a
CORE. D ,nient says:
.sOpe OF the most eccentric of this cllss Is
q bar on n do~n-town street. He has oc.
cnpied the same little den for half century.
No barn is palmer than his Embarrassing
shop: for he does not dignity it by the name
of saloon. Its sanded floor and common
furniture would ruin any uptown hair
dresser. All the bucks and the million
aires Of the street patrouize him. He
is well-educated man, and has writ
ten acceptable things for. the pewspa-
pers. He is lordly, aristocralic, and impe-
riouG. He seldom spends less than an hour
on any mans head with which he deigns
to meddIe No arristocratic mother with
her first babe hapdles the child more ten
derly than does our barber his customers.
No pulling, no jerking, no scrapng, send
ing the nose this way and sending it that,
so common with ordinary hair-dressers,
but everything is dainty, delicate, arts
tocratic. His touch is tenderness and his
whole air patti onjzing. Nobody gets out Of
the shop for !, IS than dollar, and any extra
touches run IL G bill up to two dollars. Nor
is the artist obliged to you for your custom.
You ale the obliged person and he makes
you feel it. During the fifty years be has
been in this little shop he has amused three
fortunes and lost them all in speculation. He
is now on his way TO his fourth fortune. He
is an original character, and is worth looking
at. He was an intense copperbead during
the war, and had many low with his GUS
TONERS, whom be threatened TO pitch down
stairs for being loyal to the old flag"
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By Grubbs & Williams.

Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
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At the late Projects ball at the LuH =, :
bourg, Monsieur H was a rsma,s mind )
s,dt quite too large for hiM. never ,n' s,'n
observed guest, she will. NJ II De'oie SUP
per is over" -.
some tbousbtless person says: . 1t Is un.
kind to ridicuie those items IN the papets
about centenariaps. 1t Is no easy thing %
hecome centenartan several have failed
The reason an urchin gave for being late
at school Monday was that the boy In the
next house was going to have dressing
down with q BEDFORD, and he wanted te
hear him howl.
.sWhat's the plural of pillow?" asked az
Irish teacher the other day. ga bolster
sir" replied bis ra9est pupil, amidst tne
suppressed tittering Of the whole class.
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DOCKS FAR SUMMER READING.

Second ecu So rah; BY F. W. Robertson..s g
Taken AT The Flood. BY Miss Braddon...... rs
Won--NOt Wooed... .....:................... SU
Lady Anna: BY Anthony Irellope o. o.
Colonel Daere BY the ,,uthor OF . Caste ~. 90
The second Wife. From the German. a5
Miss Moore, BY the auth. OF John HALIFAX. w
iiei, Seeoos anJ University s In Germany. 2 90
person.I Eecnliertions Of May Someryille. 2 so
Modern Doubt and Christian B,eilel ...'..'... w
address 5' STAKKE u RYLAND,
- booksellers,
~ o3.1w Richmond. Va.
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WOOD, COKE. AND CoAL.-l would

MOOD, COKE, AND COAL.-l would
w respectfully Inform my f,icn"s and the pub.
lie generally that have taken the yard fornleryoc
cupied by Mr. j. K. 4. Burroughs but mere recently
Inv 'Messrs STAPLES & son, auh having purchased
very large supply of WOOD and coal, for cash.
at summer prices can af rd 10 sci! on az good, IS
not better. terms ihan can be had In the city.
ANTHRACITE COAL. nicely screened aud sold
by weight. Orders solicited and promptly hled.
Offices Seventh aud Main, and B. oa,l near First.
iy25.Im W. j. MCDOWELL.
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BY j. L. Apperson.
Auctioneer and Real Esute Agent,
No. 1O16 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF wOODBINE,"
J. ABOUT ONE AND A HALFNfLES NORTH
OF TIE CITY, AT AUCTION.-Ey virtue or a
deed of trust from William j. Pentieton and Vile
to the subscriber. dated 10th October, 1917, and
Ing thereto required by the Beneficiary sell on the
premises on MONDAY, August 3D.. 1S74,at 5h
O'Clock Z. NJ, III fair, II not, The next fair DAY there
tanning IS S2-100 acres called 'WOuDBlNE.
with the beautiful COTTAGE. containing ave
rooms, halls and closets, front and rear porches.
&c: Kitchen, wood and coat houses, stables, &c !;
all new. WOo6bine Is on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, and adjoias The lands OF Messrs. Cooper
and Royal, aud very near the Diil farm. A most
desirable place.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay past ne interest
and expenses Of sale say about 5000 RS to OOO,
on a credit 10 the On October next; and as to the
residue, as may be announced ut sale. Negolia6'e
notes for all credit payments, with interest added
and secured by u usL deed, viii be required.
jy23 j. u. APPERSOS, Trustee.
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poIson ,s known; aud as 70 perlo.m a,,, sts
work II needs only 70 be breathed. nos !. s" ~
lowed, there would be no trace py Wiz rs ~.
madica, experts could define It's euec.s. Is. -
tunstely, lis as difficult TO proauce a hav"nd
certain 81 execution, anu tnerefre oo5oA~
thc reach Of the ordinary poisoner.
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.UY WHEN IT Is CHEAP.
PREPARE FOR WINTER!

We are now-prcpared to furnish our customers
and the public generally the following fuel Of Tx.
very hest quality ar LOWEST RATES:
ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes:
GLOVER HULL COAL, free from slate;
Rest VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL:
SOFT COKE. best cooking fuel III usc
OAK and PINE Wo ID. Dug, sawed, and kinduy
Orders promptly filled and with care.
EOTIRELL K GILES
Tenth street and Basin bank
q = fTpwuass nj
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chicken OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CFRIEND, OR CaIck.HG POWDER, Y certain
preventive Of gapes and otnss disc ssS p. to"S.
~ Dfuggists. i