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AUCTION sALEs-7.nis Day:
BY Cook Il Laughron. a yucsioneers,
No. 10 Governor street

ENERAL. AsSORT,dENTO OF HOUSE
" HOLD FURNITURE at AuCTI0S.-THls
nay at 10 O'clock we viii se1t at osf auction
rooms general assorrme asof HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, consisting OF
MAuOGA ANY and WALN CT WAGDR0BEs,
NARBLE.ToP BUREA Cs and WASfisTxEDS,
SIDRBoABDS, TIN SA fEs,
CASE- and Woop-Sr AT CY1xssss and ROCKERS,
DOUBLE and SINGLE MATTRESSES,
CRIBS, LOUNGES.
FEATHER. BEDS, r 1LLows, and BOOSTERS;
DRUGGErS, LEA f-TABEES,
CRocKERY, &C. COOK &fLAUGHTON.
Sc 7 AuctinneerF.
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n N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN
~ SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
5urgh .Engl2nd-capitai, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cincir,
natl Ohio-assets over IL .000,00O:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY, of New York-as.ets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Va.-assets over
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BROOKLYN, N. Y.-assets over 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, of Brook.
Ign. N. Y.-assets over s2,O00,000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth. Va.-assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, IL &c..
geo. Losses eqUitably adjusted and promptly pa1t
ut this agency. Applications solicited, erd inme'
diate atte Dtion given kareto &C 10
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lust ARRIVED PER STEAMER, tbir.
u ~ sets Of PLAIN and PATEhT WHEELS,
which we are selt9E =, factory prices we have
full line of Hubs, Spokes, Fins, shafts. Gum and
Enamelled Cloths. Uit.Carpet, spripgls Axles,
Bolts. Fifth Wilt els a1d o general liDe Ct CAR,
RIA GE-MAKERS'G GOODS. for sale low all wa
ask ts q trial. TODD & ELLIOTi,
se1-2Y No. 20 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

John Fl. CLAIBORNE, No. 110S Main
y street, Richmond. Va, Agent MUTUAL
Cash assets over S72 100000. Cash dividends
surprising all others AT first ami every anniversary
OF policies. Premiums PAYABLE apnuslly. scmian-
nuay, and quarterly. The Oldest, largest, and
CHI apest company in The United States.
lu 03 Il
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war. 80, with nothing about her to attract at.
te' Jtion, and was dressed with great plain.
Aess and simplicity, without ornament OF
/ any kind. Her countenanee, no longer reau.
liifui, seemed to me plainly marked by sorrow,
sadness, and care.o
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of GER
i tain decd of trust executed to me rs trustee by
William ii. Wade, doing business IN the city of
Richmond under the name OF VIM. III. Wade s. Co.,
dated March /. 1875, of record IN thancery Court,
and hy direction Of The creditors therein secure d,
Shall sell 10 the highest bidder, al public auction,
on the premises At he Eren'ng Nfg& Hfil 6:
inc 9th of September. SIS, at 2 o'clock NJ. all
the MACHINERY, TYPE; PRESSEs. STEAM N
NETS, STONES, and everything usually found in
first class book and job pEiH1ng 9tllce In the
paper together with the goodwill of the establish
ment, The CAStS. STANDS, TYPE, &C.. NC :.
nee ed for conducting the paper; also, OFFICE
FURNITURE, &C.. &c.
Special attention is called 10 this sale. as the ma
chnery will now be Internationally sold. the for
mcr purchasers having failed 10 comply.
The premises can be iDsr ccted and machinery be
examined prior 10 day of sale.
TERMS: Unc-fourth in cash; the balance upon
credit of four, eight, and twelve months for nego-
table notes, interest added, and well endorsed and
So Gid NJ. SKINNER, Trustee.
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By 6rubbs WiIIians,
Real STATE Agents and Auctioneere,
Rlevent sweet beswcen ,dan and Bank.
A Me-. T TwG-STORE BRICK-AkD.
IN FRA'aE DwELLING.8N THE NORTH
SIDE OF. GRACE STREET BETWEEN MON ION
ROE ID HESRY STREETS; FOB SALE Al
AUCTF oN-WeHaEl sell at escton, on the prem.
ises, TIC ESDAN the 77th of september. at o.!
O'Clock r. NJ. the PROPERTY located as above
now ,c,cupied By Mr.. Alexander Hodgson. u has
seven rooms, viii Kitchen and stable. The iot e
4Ox IS feet alley. The location Is Ia rapin
Iy-i approving potion OF orc OF the most oeslrao,,
| e Cd .s,.,,
TERMS: One-fourth' cast: balance at four; eight
-'~ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
\ ca Auctonecrs.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE BAlLROAD CourY)
OFFICE MASTER OF TRAINS. Nay BOISE
SCHEDULE OF TRAISS.-TRAIN M

RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD CouryD
OFFICE MASTER OF TRAINS. May 80, 1875
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No,
- 1.-CnAKLoTTR EXPRESS. Wesiward-Issyea
ss H. az Deo bnnS De- at III FfSe!s
Danviile At LII P. VI: leaves Gr'ensbofo' al SIS
Z. NJ: leaves Salisbury al 6:lG p. 81; ARRIVES 4,
TRAIN NO. NEW YORK AND New Or.
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward ieares Charlotte 4,
5:45 A. NJ; leaves AIRLINE junction at $40 A,
NJ: leaves Salisbury at S:34 A. NJ; leaves Gf.egs.
bOro, a, 1855 Z. ~; leaves Danvllle al l:l2 ?.
NJ; leaves Dundee al go p. NJ: Leaves Burke
vile al COZ z. ~: arrives at Richmond a, SAT
TRAIN No. 3.-TuRorGH MAIL-NEw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond ct 81 ?. ~;
leaves Burksvill, st 4:52 T. ~; lcayes nunI.e al
at SGT A. NJ. leaves Air.Li"c Junction Al rs
A: ~: arrives al Charlot'cat s:22 A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 4.-TTKOUGH Mail, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 9:15 p. NJ; leaves salisbury
ut 1858 Z. NJ: leaves Greensboro at 3 4. NJ;
leaves Danyile at SOS A. NJ: leaves Dundee a!
5:lS A. M: leaves burkcyille at 1885 A. NJ;
arrives ~ Richmond at 2:22 p. NJ.
TRAIN No. 5.-LYSCIIBURG ACCOMMODATIONS.
Westward-LeaveJ Richmond a. 1920 A. NJ: ar
rives at Burkeville al 800 F. ~: leaves BurG, Vile
al &c p Nj: arrives at Lypchburg al 400 P. n.
TRAIN No. 6.-BURKEylLLE ACCoMMoD AT!oS.
Eastward Leaves Burktvi'ie a, 4:i3 a. 81. ST.
rives 1t Richmond al sos A. u.
Train No. 2 connects AT Richmond With Tho
Chesapeake and ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect al Greensboro With
trains 10 and from Raleigh and G"ldobpr".
All through trains connect al Richmond and Dua.
dee With trs.ins on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington CITY. Viz.
ginla Midland and Great Southern railroad, 10 and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, ard
New York.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect ut Richmond win
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake RaI'
road Trains to and from Baltimore ana eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and2 connect at Charlotte Win
trains on The Atlanta and Richm nd AIRLINE rail-
road 10 and from Greeuvie. Atlantis. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest
ern points. ,
Trains Nos. and 4 connect ut Charlotte NTH
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad ios
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, aaa al
southern points.
Train No connects ut Burkcyil!c with the AZ
lautic, Mississippi and ohio railroad, from L'nch'
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern ponis
Tickets sold TO all southern and s0uIt western
points, and baggage checked through.
Uuhroken gauge from Richmond 10 New VtlraH,
Pullman palace-carS through from New OIeau'
to New YORK. T. NJ. K. TALtOi.
Engineer and Superintendent.
W. 7. WEST, Master OF Traius. N! -
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SUMAC WANTED.--I pay the highest
- cash price for SUMAC, IL any quantity, at the
Manchester Tan. Yari Sulnac Mills. from railroad
depols and landings. or at Tive suEac. and bark
mills, corner Seventh and Canul ftreets Richmond.
jy Ism IL 1HN r. HULST.
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NHOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
10000. BRICK RESIDENCE on Mayo street ;
ten rooms. ~ =, y,
.2,YG0. Two new BRICK T Z f NJ + T.
UOIjSES: Canal street near j ffersOn eight rooms.
$4,000. Several new BRlCn HOUSES on Cary
sireer between Maids and Sclyidcre; eight rooms.
$1,000. BRICK RESIDENCE on Cary street
near First; eleven rooms.
10000. BRICK RESIDENCE on Broad street
near Tenth; eleven rooms. - -,-,,,
~ 900 Elegant new BRICK RESIDENCE
$4,000. Elegant RESIDENCE on Seventh street
near Leigh. r<,,- ,,-e,,.,,rp
$500. Handsome new BRICK RESIDENCE;
Third street, Ga ble's Hill: eleven rooms:
$4,000 and 80 900. Two BRICK HOUSES,
corner Eighteen aud Franklin streets
$4,000. New BRICK RESIDENCE; wcstOracc
street: eleven rooms.
81 800. FRAME HOUSE on Cherry sreetnear
Cary. l,,, 49,.
$1,000. FRAME HOUSE on Jackson street
near FIRST; four rooms and kitchen.
Alco, many small, cheap houses OH Union liili
and In Manchester. - $50 ~
1-W S,RTu3t No, /. Tenth street.
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2 & n ERnmENTS 10 CONSTITUTION.
OTFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE OF RELEaaTHs{
ASD KEEPER or THE HOLLIS OF rt ~ y sss {
rJ,HE FOLLOWING j ROpUSEsiD1
v1rTRaTMIA are nubitshed In accordance Wild law.
CLERK >of House of Delegates snd Keeper OF Int
Rolls of Virginia.
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A LASKA POWDER-best prepafaSeo0sa
~. In use for cleaning metal washing pains, sa,
&c. TO h0psekeepers it y partic9lAs.T,txi ,,rs
msnaea w StSANA1" hgtntA
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER .ASB 'HEsAfEAh+
RAILROAD oNpANf,
OPFrcE or THE SUPPLEMENTARY.
RICHMOND, VA, Nsy 10, 1912.
NGE OF SCH l. UC LIZ.


Opercr or THE sUpERISrESDESC.
RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1919.
CHANGE OF schE D. L.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAY..
at 8 A. A.. arriving a. Richmond a. ~ - uoInt
leave Richmond at 8 L. M, arri'ing NJ "es' "N
Trains connect at West Point with steame = I'VE I'VE.
Baltimore and all eastern points on WEI IN
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, ana wa, IN
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern pons Va
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and Fhip7 90
Fare 70 BALTIMORE. ............'......'' 20
Fare TO Washington. ...."......'.'.''''"" so
Fare to Phiadclphia. ..............."..... 10 SO
TH III FREiGHT TR AIMS lssye Riet NON. .n5
at $50 a. u. OH "WEDNESDAY. thtDa snpys
SUNDAY connecting al West Point WI u s, 81, Nv.
and delivering freight 10 haltincs~ carr ear n AZ.
morning; returning. leave West at 2:2o i.'' ~,
irving at Richmond at 5:2S Z. NJ. and c9hhn.Soo,j
with Ihe Through Freight Trains on ire RicfnoHN
nps Danyille railroad for all southern points. -,
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS, w,n n cr
coach attached, leave Richmond al o.Uo =. - va
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. ant sAlChbbHH< al
and leave West Pom Tor Richmond sains -
HOS A. NJ. arr living AT R!chmo5d al 5.oo Ting
The management taxes pleasure IN nm ma, The
70 the travelling public and shippers shasys.t
steamers OF this line, between baltimore as a."
Point, have been retitted Ia the most tbo." nd
manuer for the accommodation Of passengers A'-
freighE. oi,,,are
Travellers taking this Hoe arrive 10 s.naH FOR
In ample Ilme to connect win the raw u, stern
and western points. ,,,h No
Frcights will be given the utmost dis nn.,,s.
transfers ut Richmond or ffeshts 70 or iIo .n.as.
EN- points, III. II. DUuGLAsS..snoertnteho
W. y. BRAGG. Master 1rafsportstsoa. NY =.
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EOR BALTIMORE. H.IJsu.
l. TRI.WEEKLY. sSHSsHE.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.

NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
RALTIMOEE.
NO DOCkAGE CHA RGED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESTOVER, of this line leave their new pier, In
the DOCK, loot OF Twenty-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at !
O'Clock. and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
O'Clock, for Baltimore; making close connections al
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central rail-, DAD tor northern cities and Callusit.
Through bills signed TO Baltimore anu all points
wesi, al rates guaranteed as low as by any other
line. Apply to l.. B. TATUM, Agent.
Offices, Twenty second and Dock and Niatn and
Main streets ec3l
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATss .fslsnz.I
~ COMPANY. aa;sss-lisaS.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY, June lst. 1875, this
Company's fast and elegant steamer JOHN SGL.
VsSTkR. Captain J. 4. POST. carrying United
States Mail, will leave wharf, Rockets Tor above.
ramcd noiuls TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS ut $50 A. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. - ~
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TURN ...............'.'.s..s.s OU
Fare 10 HaltTn0r2. .....,........'..... U w
Fare 10 Phlla0eiphla. ................. 2O
Fare To New Observation-Disclosures. IL Do
Tickets for sale on Steamers ut CARRIER s. Co. s
Ticket Agency. Main stree, aud Exchange Hotel,
and baggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and
regular landings on James river from A. NJ. 10
6 L. NJ. at reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
l.. Il. TATUM, General A gent.
Office ComDany's wharf Rockets; branch office
at W. ID. Blair L CO.'S corner OF Ninih and Main
streets. ie
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fy W. B. Ratcliffe, huctieHeer,
No. 1903 Malu street.

r WILL SELL AT AUCTION , s,s, 0h
l WEDNESDAY: seresRTbeAs Anderson s, cot1lsr 81
and streets all The ~ veil.
and FXTUREs IN ssss e stre,
anishSc Dra rssps Tlnc. and salt-Mouthes Bottles
Drugs e n nssr ne counser
14 m o,,or articles pertaiDug TO hrstTass nrus
store: Terms CASH. Auctioneer.
Tot
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RyJ. Thorn nson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aIH Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

LARGE VACANT LOT NEAR THIRD
N STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
&C Az SHEETS AT hUC1 ION.-By virtue of 4
deed OF trust executed To us as trustees on I'm
dav of June, 1873. by john Amber smith, and
dnIv recorded In HE clerks o!lic" Of richmond
Chanccry Court, deed-book 100. c. page 469, TO Sc
cure certain therein mentioned being the &C.
FIRED paymeuts for the above mentioned as well as
other mentioned property III slid deed, and de
fault having been made in the payment of fl75
thereof. We shall being requested so TO do by The
beneficiary thereof, sell at public auction, on FRI
DAY, september 17th. Immediately after the
above sale. the following described property being
The ONLY remaining portion of The prnp"riy de.
scribed In above said deed which is subject to the
lien created hv said deed OF trust, the remainder
having been heretofore relcassd--to wit: COM
mcncire at point north side of an alley at right
angles with Third street. and between Marshall and
CLAW streets, 6S feet from Second street. thence
running asiwardly and fronting on The norm side
of said alley G2 1ert. thence back and between par
allei Inns As feet tm"re or less. being part of
same real estate c nrcycd TO j. Amber Smith by
Analethia Pendeion 10y her decree OF record i'll
Richmond Chancery Court office.
TERMS: Cash as TO 81 Is and expense Of sale.
WILLIAM j. PENDLETON. Trus,o.s
WILLIAM COULLiSG,
I THOMPSON BROWN, AuctiOncer. SC u
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WANTED, IL SITUATION as HOUSE
w KEEPER in Il hotel or private boarding.
house Best OF references given. Address
IL 7-lt* HOUSEk EEPER, Dispatch flee.
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pEAa, ESTATE .ssr PRIVATE sssl.E.

REAL. ESTATE MT PRIVATE H95LE.
xKTANTED. purchaser (at once Tor a
w HEAvILYTIMBERED EsrA sa 9s, aSSI !
500 acrcs in Charles City county hea "tS III
i.nHjng I'M James rt7er. viii cut about SOOu
cords orp!ne wood oyer million r. fee5 o. mr
and lies. This estate is SOLO uncer IN Or
der of court for distribution among legafees. f!lce'
only $4,000; 1880 cash, balance IN one. l~o'
| anN '"'e' GEORGE E. CRAWFORD,
Ageq1, for Courts Commss ioners,
| No. l105 Bank street.
xiso,wishes TO cell or exchange f"rtaty property
ftstIfine Est Ate known as WILSON'S LAM
ING i'm Charles City county, on James r1vcf. Con-
iains $50 acres OF land, with al necessary
mcnts: large storehouse and wharf. Post-Dllce at
Itthc place. GEoh1E 4; H AZ s,ro,
se7-2t+ no. ~ We Dduh o.LSc-.
NOR SALE PRIVATELY. TWO NEAT
q TENFMENT-HOUSES, we'll located; four
rooms each now renting for 80 per month apiece.
Parry about leaving the city, viii SELL If application
is made Immediately, for 800 each ~
>se7-1t* Real Estate Agents 81 Bank street.
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WANTED, a SITUATION in HARD
w WARS TORE as salesman and book keep
er. Has had several years experience, aud speaks
MI 81 Or II. w g., ut DisDu,rL Office
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SUMAC WANTED.
CASH PAID FOR GOOD SUMAC
In large or small Quantil les.
WILLIAM r. KING.
HI 2-3m 1922 Main street
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WANTED, TWO GENTLE MEN Of
w good address TO solicit subscribers to the
works of Hosarth, now publishing.
JOHN PERRY,
corner Ninth and Franklin streets. upstairs
sc7.lt# from Q TO IL.
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WANTED, A SITUATION By A co.
w lorci woman either rs HOCSF-St RtANT
or to WASH and IRON. She has two children
aged six and four years. Is willing to do any kind
OF work. Address MANY care Of this office.
I'll
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.s.-r1or saEEs-.fi,usuuIre in Days ,
BY Robert B. Lyme, So
iI,,cccssor to Lyne& BrotherJ
Us Resl Estnte Agent and Auctioneer,
1,{ No 1n1 q Main street, Sg<s

= So Real Estnte q gent and Auctioheus
Il, &; .. I No. 1919 bfsit street.
email FRAME TENEMENT AND
y GOOD LOTION OREGON HILL. LAUkhsbb
BETWEEN CHINA AND HIGH sTREEIs s;1 so sss
an FRfDAY tAe 10Th day OF September, q; o. J.
O'Clock p NJ the above property Inc ~ fsas
contains three rooms, &C.; lot, 4eh " 1oo Ae7'
deem. a.-
TERMS: liberal, and at sale: ,.,,,,onoer
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w ANTED. HOUSES.-We have custom.
w ers who wish TO buy the following property
Two residences between Main and Clay and First
and 1enih streets. at $4,000 10 ia. 600 each q
small residence, centrally located, at 81 200 to
Sis O. payable In monthly instan eDts Of $50 or
IT. per mouth. We also have constant applicants
10 rent houses convenient to The Canitol qu;,re.
CHAFElE, STAPLES 4 CO.,
Sc 4.S&Tu2L No. Tenth street.
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WANTS.

xxTANTED, BY Young lady of some ex-
w perieuce. Il SITUATION rs TEACHER In
a private family. Teaches Music. French Latin,
aud English. Address -
JUDGE PLFASANTS.
Sc 7-4t& GoOcliidnd Courthouse, Va.
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WANTED, Il No. l COOK. Must bring
w recommendations. Apply at once at SIT
Sixth street. between CLAY aud Leigh. sc Z 81
ROOM WANTED by
~ gentleman, without board, between First
ard Ninth, on Franklin, Grace, or Main street.
Address l.. Is,
Sc Ill Dispatch office.
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nor SALE, OR ENCHANGEFOR CITY
l. PROPERTY fMkRCHANDiSE PREFER
RED. o most desirable FARM Of $50 ACRES,
with all modern improvements, situated about
thirty miles from Richmond, contiguous TO two
railroads, and Is in a thorough state OF cultivation.
The reason the owner wishes 10 part with the
same is that business requires his presence In this
CITY Address or aDply TO
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WILLIAM MITCHELL,
at Noel's post-ofiice, Hanover county. Va until
the 18th Of September; after that time. OF west
Gracc street. city. Sc 7.eOd7Ik
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RICHARDSON Co, Real Estate Auctloneers.
aul2
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Sc est
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-05-09

Ieber bas Riiilen.-Solgenbe Mnpei=
Jung zines grperten, beren Site mir ieoDh
ni9t garantiren fDnnen, tbeilen mir rnlern
2eierinnen gum 6elbftlfuoium nit: rWir
befiiruorten einen 9etpiiien @rao BON glOs
oigfeit bel iunaen Samen, tpenn es iih
um's Rihen hanoelt, bob iollte bies niht
su Iebr in bic 2dnee se3oeen tperoen.
gBenn eine Sdbne eiren GuB eibt, iOllte
6as nit Wdrme uno gnereie eeideben. er
lollte aug pOqIler 5eele fonnien. Ser @f=
feft miro meiitens baour9 erb6bt, baB Die
sfiilienbe ihre Mugen I9lieBt unb Elm penig
ieuf5t. Sunee Samen iollten Iid beIons
bers in Obadt nebmen, einen SUB nid)t
oberflddlid wes5uperfen, ols pb tpeiter
fein @ertb o'rinitede, Ionoern ioIlten li9
elm 8eilpiel an bem fleinen Rolibrt neb<
men, tpie er leinen S9nabel in einen 8lus
rnenfelh eintau9t. stief ober 3art." g8ir
tbeilen obise sarte g8inte sum ytuB uno
6r0mmen unIerer ib6nen 2eierinnen NIT,
un6 iino germ bereit tueitere Musfunft, uno
menn nOtbig praftil6e llntertpeilun9 aui
Nerlan9en 5u ertbeilen.
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tuirO, nod ibrem 8eitimmunesort sebra6t
meroen.
SeIbi itmorb eines gincinna.
tier.

2ouispilIe, RD., 8. Moi. Gin
nnbetannter Wann, Der ihle1t gefleibei
NOR, leete beute Nbenb auf benz 8. II. Nt.
DEPOT ieinen Gopf ouf bas giienbabnse-
Ieile unb lieB fih BON einem 3use iiber-
fobren. Ser Gopf fuurbe ibnl BON BEN
Gumpfe eeidnitten. Ser Name bes Man=
nes lit ni6t befannt. Wtan tpeiB nur, baf
er furs Dor jeinem Sobe ansab, oaB er ous
Cincinnati Tel. ST mar unsefdbr 40 Sabre
alt, 5 Sub 9 3oa bod uno bate einen
furten, 9rauen Bart.
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xpDes~ ~Nnseide.

Starb am Sreitag, ben z. Wai, Rorgens 10 ubrs
uniere seIiebte Gattin nnb Tutter,
gliiabetba RiimmerIing, eeb. Bauer,
i'm MIter pon 40 SaHreu unb 8 gaonaten. 9ie Beerbis
aitng tbet itatt 0m Sonntag, ben 9 Dla gohmittags
ubr, Trauerbaue aus, SO. $40 BaInut S1r..
reuoe ,o 8eTpanote obne weitsre Roti, einIabet.
Ser tieibetrlbte @atte.
5riebrt5 fim nj erIine.
r1iS,9* nehf spei RinSern.
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bnr6 Die ,9euti6e 3unbi6ou" Der Deli
fentli6feit iibereeben. 9lienanb tpiro oieie
Briefe obne Mebmutb leien t0nnen, oenn
lie beleu9ten zines Der ibealiten Werbdlts
niiie, BON benen bic 2iteratureeididte ire
seno elmer 3eit unb irseno zines 2anoes 5is
beriAIen tpeiB.
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Sefanntmah hund.

Teinen Betonuten unO benz BubIfum bic sraebene @ns
seiee, ba6 3 ben Yeter 8rebm bisher aefiibrten
Biers uno 8ein Saloon itbernonIen uro tter benz Ras
men ,SdngerbaHes fortfihren Speree.
Die beten Mene, 2qu0re no Gtgarre, ioIuie bns unz
ibertreie Gambrnnss sStpdsGp. Bier ftes anf 2ager.
Sermann @. 6epne,
II 469 gine Str. spiidben 49, ui,o H. Str.
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Nfne Nn5eigen.
IpDess sX1fseine.

Gtorb am Gamifae Mbenb, ufier eeliebtes TSdteretr
NINA, i'm Mlter Don Sabrefi utb Wlonaten. 3is
Sseroisung nbet fta am Montag ben 10. Dldi, Nats
mtttags "a uhr, pom Srduerhduie aus 9so 709k Hace
StrGbe, po;u Sreunoe unb 8erponnte singeIaosn inh
pon ben tranernoen Gitern
Raspar unb emma Schumacher.
tSu f9mersIid mar fir ins 9ein S9sbsn,
gu bitter 9ein su frIber Cob:
Soh Gu btit nun befreit pnn 2eibef,
Befreit non oHer Grnennotb. IL
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1urtle : @uppe !.

Yortionspee in unb auser benz Soauie am Sonutoa
ben g. Dai, oe bic better G9ene le eeliiates Bier be-
Gbas GroeImeier, ALI Dtar StraBe it
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Saslfiagitmg.

g8r bic interse6neten tatten biernstt 9rn. ftoI
SOIL; fir bic 2eibenreoe unb benz sei9enbsiatter
9rn, Safob TwIbneE ben aei9entrdgern GERM
Satpb DiebL fen., u. Reinberser gs. Rsibs
unb u. @ iintber iOrpie allen Srennoen. Setannten
un6 gerwanbter bic unere uert Tutter, S6ruiesernta
ter unO Grobmutter Gbrina Braun bic ieste Gbre
pisfsn babsu, nnieren beraIt6itsn 9ont ab.
1* Die tiefbefriibfen &iuterbIiebeuen.