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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-24

THROUGH NAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. Lilo =. Me- leaves E'ctm2nH: .rr""5 a:
IWrkcyii. All =. y. .!.r.
rrins 7:l3 =. ". DaryiI~
rs =. NJ. Gr,ra-I.ru 10000
T. NJ Salisbury ! .jj L. st..
aEn l!aclut;c Ii \. v.
No 2-2:JO 4. NJ. leaves Chtrl"ttr: ARRIVES II.
Salisbury i:51 !. VI. nrr,.H,-
bore $40 :. u. Uam;lrs
S.53 A. NJ. Suit.u",.u'. !..iu
a. NJ. Eurtcyl,' 49,. T.. 81,
aGd hrIm0,lh ~ ~.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-ll:I5 2. ~, leaves Rirn""nh: arrives 3.
Bu.HGyt 2:it !. v. Dla-
Will. T:23 \. H.. ,,Tc.usuary'
9:i5 \. W.. >s!l>h"r, il:ul \.
NJ. aud Charlotte le:iu i. Y.
No i-i:O3 r. N..ita:r- { haii tt: arrives
Salisbury 5:37 +. W.. t'rceu>.
oono' 7Z5 T.. w.. lunvfH.
G:34 7. NJ. huT,e Wiz BIS \.
N..Ilid EIrhnlutf \ "
Trains Nos. snd z wtu ma.r ci".r o"nWr".t'""
at Richmond with the Elcumon!. f.c'i"r,c,,.
burg aud Potomac railroad 10 and :! ~, ~ r""'a
North and East: At i:ur.cYiilr VII "a" h"1I-
tic Mississippi and ohio railroad I" nIl it"W Farm
vile. Lyncnbure. aud all sIuthwr-t"rH n"ln'': a.
suthern.; viii! the Milton md Snt.",An HIr:2"-
me Virginia EdaHd railr.,,t: AZ t'r''.s-h"rp "itt
the Northwestern Horth 'srilna r.'.lg'ti if >'y.T
aud intermediate IrEt>: al sail bury "iH .ar
Western North Carolina railroad l"N"'t: SUNDAY
Tor Statrsvie. hsHvic. anal ln;"rIn"'!rl.r "o!u,-:
1T AIRLINE junction with Atlanta "."i tHir''H'
Airline.
Tralas Nos. 3 and will cnnu"ct ~ =, m"'I,i =
ing North and south win ,hr Ei",u"u!, Ect'-
rlcksbure and potomar railroad i"' =" 'shiu@'un
and all points North and West ANA VIZ ~" 'ht rg-
peake aaI OHIO ri'Irnrl for an p".U'. Wet: a.:
dundee with Virginia NdAuh rai.,aI /? ANA
from Washington and All points N"r,a IGd 49,;
at Charlotte win tiIc Char"tte. t".nu.htn Hfat
Augusta railroad 10 ana ircrn All T. lGtS H"tt!,
and South. These trains rum .asE "u ~"
Richmond aud ir.nciilr railroad. ana rrrD"r; -
above. except going Moth n ~Hudht H,"rniug dHH
going south MIndty morning. Train utaE irr iii'i
connection run daily on Eichmoun !'E,&rrrh..
Il
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A T MEADE i BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSHIONS FOR INVALlDS.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAYELLING-FLASkS
SPONGE-BAGS,
pocket STOVES.
HORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
PUCKET-INHALERS,
STEAM-INHALERS,
THROAT-ATOMIZERS,
+ ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
SHoULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCHES,
FEVER-TERMOMETERS
ALvANIC-BATTERlES.
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a:
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
au27 e19 Main street.
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POSTpONEMENT,

Nv reason of the non-utten,ance of bidders, the
foregoing farm offered 1T aucrton Yesterday,
but The sale thereof postponed TIL THURSDAY the
Sd October, 1873, ut hour, when II Will posi-
lively take place. In the mean time the farm eau
be treated for privately. w. GODDiN,
Sc lS.2nwiw&tdtd Aucftopeer.
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IS Auction gALEs..sThis Day.
g b. Jno, u. Laugh,ua, sJr.. huctioneer,
a1a Franklin street.

TsyECUToR.s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
II FURNITURE, CARPETS, DE DD y yI7st; ;, SEW.
executor OF the estate Of Mrs: r s. Wsislgcr, ae'
ceafs shall sell auction, ut the q.
8lN north Fourth street, on UEsph1 ne 4 ~
fusfaui,s mt 10 O'Clock. all OF the HOUSEHOLD
sND KITCHES FURNITURE. consisting off,,
i mahogany HAIR-CLOTH .PhRLQK Sul III,
BRUSSELS and THREE-pLY CARPETS ana
LOUNGES, CHAfRs, TABLES,
WAYDROBES, BEUSTEADS. -.>-or
MARRLE-TDP BUREhUS and w aSHSIASDo'
EAR. and K-MkTTkESSES.-
S41eraf FEATHER-BEDS, PILLOWS, BED
wheeler & Wilson half-cabinet sEWING-MA'
cR SlihEaRiY GLASSWARE, HEATIN G.
No 77GCff,fsKING-sTovE
| KITCHEN F RNITU RE, &C.. &c.
Terms: Cash. j. POWELL GARLAND 1.S,.
Sale conducted by JSo. E. LArorros, 5r., Arc-
| tioneer. " ~.
NOTICE.
| All persons having claims against the estaIe OF
Mrs. p. s. Wcisfger, declared, VIII please present
them o" 'nc u'' u j. POWELL GARLAND,
! o7ot Executor.
|
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II O L S 4 L e

EOR S 4 L E
42;1 ACRES OF LAND.
two miles from Richmond. on Hermitage road. cor
ucr of Cedar lane. This Is part Of the land for
,Berly owned hy Mr.. John Is. Young. Money, time
and labor have been spent, and 1t IS now one OF the
most productive iarms 10 be found. The legation
makes it very desirable for trlit-. market, or
Lairy-f;rm. Stream Oc water runs through IL.
Good meadow land for grass or !cc-pout. Build
iugs arc new. Apply TO
GEORGE L. CRAWFORD,
sc 2O-6t* 1905 Bank street.
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BY ". Godnin,
Real Estate Agent and huctisneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner OF Eleventh ana Bank streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEIE
" LOWER PART tfi' TIE "LITT1-E DOH t-E -
ING FOUR Kindred AND EIGHTY ~ RES
lNOEE or Less. OK JAMES-RIYFR CANAL.
yWENTI-TRREE Mt1ES ABOVE RICHMOND.
fiy virtue Of crec 81 The Chancrry Court OF t!lc
1878. In the case OF Warwick'S com iite rs. Mo1-
cln e. and he Contributors 10 the PeEnsy rHSL;
IlurpiIal rs Warwick Sc., We. tic UNDERESTIMATE
Ihe:cDy appointed sDccia commissioner. for thai
purpose. will ottLT for safe =; pubic alc'na. on tH
premises. on WEDNESDAY The 18Th dag Gf Sep
lender. 1878, 1T II O'clGck II. (it FAIR il not on
The srs fair day thercaftcr;. that portion "f The
..LITlLE DOVER ESTATE. on James river. III
Goockiand county. wb.ch wss assigned 10 William
r. TrcRf in the division OF tie estate of his Father.
The hate Dr. Joseph Trprt (hcing the lower part con-
tanning FOUR HUNDRED AAD EIGHTY ACRES
imOre ct lc s.. Of which GS acres are JaNcS-riTer
low-grous.ds Of unsurpassed fertility. 2t7 acres
Omen highland Of good quality and 70 acres tmorc
estate though not good, are get sufficient for The 'sc
of the place.
This estate nncucins the upper portion Of SIC
acres which sill be offered for sale at the same lime
ir Mr. homaS ". Mel Canoe surviving executor 81
Miss Ann Il. Trent. dercased) has Ion" been re-
gardcd rs equal ~ fertility 10 any esat" on danes
r.er. The IeiShip,rhood Is amongst The best III Inc
Mr. Richard :. Wood. residing The place, will
show H. To hos, who NAY call Oh him.
Possession III Time 10 ScId wlital ana ihli poH'e;-
sion ut HE end oi the YEAR
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance 1T one. TWO,
and three wears for negotiable notes. interest and''
and title retained ill all OF the purcliaSc-monty Il
Maid ani Il conveyance ordered by the court; Inc
taxes for 1878 10 be paid by the purchaser
Jol.E &. MtREniIH,
A. l.. B1ULW ARE.
au 2G-2taw?w&tdfds Special Commissioners
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RICHMOND. FKED'G e POTOMAC IL. X. Co.,f
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. I
,@ RICHMOND. June 6, 1877.

RICHMOND. FnED'G & POTOMAC *. Il. Cot
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, 7
RICHMOND. June 6, 1877.
COMMENCING MONDAY, 10TH IN
" SLANT, trains on this road Will run As follows
NORTH BOUND.
NO, 1-7:45 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily
, ,essspt s1ndayl, due n,i ni Wash =
r 81: PhiladeIpha, e:5 o r. NJ;
New York. 1905 p. NJ.
No 3-4:OO P NJ, leaves Byrd-Strcet station dali;
due q. Washington. 9:05 2. N. ::
Baltimore. l1:05 P. ~: Phiit-
delphla, $40 a. d.; New York,
No, $500 PM, leaves IS Byrd-streei station
oaiIv; due at Washington, 1:2O
a. N. : Baltimore. 3:l5 a. NJ.
Philadelphia, $40 4. NJ; New
NO. 7-5.oo p NJ. aSGacSo s;S2 {. TRAIN
for junction. leaves Broad
Street station daily Except SUM-
day.. .s..
SOUTH BOUND.
No, 2-lO.55P. arrives at Byrd-Strect station
dally except Sunday. Leaves ,,ye
$ 5 $sss f;5$ +: 81: W W"' S
NO. 4-1:33 P. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station
No' daily. Leaves New York. s:55
P. H.; rhi'adephhiaao li:39 r
Washington. 9 A. NJ.
NO. s-s:15 A. NJ, arrives at Byr.-street station
daily. Leaves New York. G3O
81; Baltimore. 1926 A. 81.
WASHINGTON. 2:45 A. NJ.
No 9-s:55 A, ~, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
arrive, III BrOad-Street station
daily tercepE. Sunday.
STOPS. ...
No. makes all regular STOPS except ut Hungary.
No 2 makes all regular stops except ut Ruthel
Glen and Hun. AIRY.
Ne 3 stops aI all regular stations except Hun.
gary.
l,,irn flo y Ashland.
No 5 stops ONLY at Ashland, Junction, Peno'a
Milford, and Fredericksburg.
No. 6 Stors ONLY at Fredericksburg, summit
iuincas station. Woodford, Milford, Pcnoia, Ru
thnrgcn, junction, and Ashland.
Nos. and will make AZ regular stops. -
The passengcr-car attached to freight irianS WI!
he discontinued. G.. A. TAYLOR.
General Ticker Agent
T. r. n MYERS General Superintendent. ie 7
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fTos,he DsspAieh.l
4 Ts, n RGVfslncd ana Fading Rose,

4 know not why my heart Il pierced within me s
TO look upoa tlty pale AND fayislt' foriI
know not why gricSn that death wan l'es,
Or grudge thee TO the nll- consumiug WorH'
Then art not fairer 9han the roses were Us
When 1 have seen with undidturbed orenst
The WI her,d victims of the frosty year
Or May.buds rxvish'd from their ieaty nest.
What spell is thine that thou shouids'f stake my
wssh anguish for a fate thou cans't not feels
Az AZ n livtsp soul thou vert, or 2ngnt
That paiA could burt or syinpathS couiu pse'' p
Oh, me ,--how quickly. my heart disclose s
THE se.ret rs heard clear voice breaE,
tn evening ca,n--aild saw--Hy love, my Rose;
sa g. = s - 80 ST. JAMES WALTERS.
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Meettng s..

lFrom the Spanisl.]
Many years have tloated by
Since we parted, she and J..
Now together here we stand,
Eye to eye and hand TO hand.
] can hear her trembling signs,
See the sweetness In her eyes;
Silently hold and press
Her soft hand with tenderness.
silence. who shall fathom thee?
who reveal the mystery
Hidden between loving eyes.
Burning hands. and answering sighs!
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Is Z. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
1911 Main street.

DAwNBRoKER's SALE OF A LARG .
AND ELEGANT STOCK. OF DIAMONDS.
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRd
SILVERWARE. GUNS. PISTOLS, &C. AT AUG
TION.-By request of A. Harris. Esq., pawnbroker,
will sell ut +. d. COOKS auction-rooms, II hLain
street, on THURSDAY, 26lh instant ut lU G'Glock,
the largest and most VARIED assortment OF tot-
FEITED PLEDGES that he has yet offered 10 the
b Ii.in Kings, BREAsTPINs, and sTUnS: :,
$50 LADIES' and GEN TLEM Ems GULL
WATCHES-sien- ana key-wlnders;
800 SILVER WATCHE S-stem- and kev-~lndeTss
LADIES' OPERA, CHATELAlNE. and NECh-
GESThEME,N's GOLD and SILVER CHAINS
Elegant srts of LADIES CAMEO:
ONYX and GOLD SETS JEWELRY
PLAIN GOLD and SET CAMEO, ON1 y, ano
AMETHYST RINGS:
STUDS, SLEEVE and COLLAR-BUTTONS; ..
GUNS. PISTOLS:
srLv notwithstanding of, In part. Spoons
Forks. Knives. LadeS. &C.:
Also l BREECH-i.OADING DOCBLE.BARREL
SuOT-GUN:
together with many other articles usually found al
first-cluss pa~nbroker's sale.
Mr. Hurts will guarantee every article as repre-
sel,Ied and Will lend The same amount that I'VE mas
advanced any tlne within sixty days from cate o.
SALE h b. COoh' Aaclio-'eet'
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Clifton 1y. ylenfe, antheuTe, writeure,
and aefeare, is one Oh the latest faileuses.-
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TINE ROANOKE BOTTOMS FOR

ZINE ANOkE BOTTOMS FOR
Il SALE-On THURSDAY. Sc'otember 2G. ls~ 6.
on the premEes, will EEL At public auction, =; Il
whole or in parcels suit pure the valuable
ROANOKE-liiVE BOTTOM FARM OF tolonel
D. C. Shuuks. situated about one and hall inEcS
south of Salem. Roanoke county Va: coniainEl%
about NINE 5iCNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES. ct
which 27n ncTcS tirst-class rl"er bottoms t-1-
celled by none IN The STATE for nTiility. The w.
lands arc very productive and in enc state OF curl
vaIion The rinlterrd land Is sufficient Tor all the
There Is on The farm good FRAME DWELL
ING large barn, cribs. and number OF loS dwell
in.S and tobacco barns. u,.
Salem depot on the Atlantic Missif< ippi and Ohio
railroad. is less than three fUurlhs az mile froE
The dwcllinE-honsc. att,
such land is ,rauc!y offered for market In this
Stale.
TERMS or SALE: Five per cent. cash: residue
plyablc in one, two. and three years from day OF
sale be secured b. bonds, with good security. anu
Il lien on the land. -. = - r, -,
For information. address D. G. sT1ASKs, Salem,
Va, or ROBERT FL. LOGAN,
"'' - 49,, Sa en-, Va: Trustees.
ARCHER 4. pflLEGAR- !
Christiars5urg, Fa--J
sc 12-Th&Tutds
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| HlCHhDHp' lp''A NV FIX Az" >, ~. - , ~
| -.r,,,-r,,,,r on, ,r,,,>s N'''''''N''
AotliEbti-I VT ma =.
| ~ t'HM"S' ~" NJ - i7'''
r,,uo,.,T T,.usrrgrr
lh'''N"h 'HH'>E-'"'.''' ......
500 L. VI. Leaves Richmond I ESD IiiIi;H'
DAY. AMI SATURDAY. ( tuH"ci> Z.
West Point WIKI st".t'ia'r .31'aHJ ~
ali point. % YORK rf'T "ui li'~
| more. Arrives III Htii!r-nr. ~ \.
NJ. CONNECTS WIN rH'i,f&''' TOR " So
NIXON, 'ti's , ,.n,, , ~" iH T, -,
- y, -, ni,,,,.,.i ,.;ih l,,-,.,, pi,.Itr,.,,
rh tn,,.r'.',,., ,,I t'.,,.,'..,,.,. ,g.i
1H,o r.,Ir,,,I.
T,n,%,,.,, ,,u,.,,r,r
iEh'l'h FhLl'hi'
500 i. II. Leaves Richmond MDNiitN. WE'D
NE-DAf ANA FRIDAY AMI
$50 ~ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, u.d StT-
lEEl)A1. tohHcCts wa steamers
IImorc, ant all western uu!lI;s. tp.-
ncCtsa: Richmond wIih 'TaIt- oh hir'."
laomi aud Inavii!c r;,ilr"I'"!"ci.in",si
AMI Petersburg. AMI 'hr=y uC"k" a:I
OHIO railroads.
LOCAL. PASSENGER.
800 ?. VI. Leaves Richmond daily !"ir=?t >uh-
uayj.
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DlCuIGND AND DANYli.Lf. RAIL-
III ROAD COMPANY.
r1,RoJrGN MAIL TRAM Dt!I.Y.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFrEC,
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER -. i-7-.
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nArLnOAD LINES.
50 Ca $50 Esssz -

-OrFIoE BR1cHTnopE RAILWAY CoMpASY,I
n RICHMOND, September 16, 1878.
ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 17TH
W train viii leave Winterpock station, Clover
Hin. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud SiTUR
DAYS ut g A. b.; returning, leave Chester same
days at 2:40 r. III.
passengers froul Richmond leave on 1893 P. M.
Grain from Byrd. Street station: passengers from
petersburg leave OH 2:lO Z. nj. train from Apo
1nnfioc depot, JAMES X. WERTH.
seIG superintendent.
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T.ost Hours.

NO3C NONESs
A youth stood By the oceans SIDE.
~. Aud ioyousiv. with careless hands,
fss He flung the precious, golden sands
Into the roaring, toaming tide.
No wonder that In thoughtless giee
He scattered far with lavish HANGS
These wonderful and precious SANDS,
They flushed and splashed so nerr!ly.
= A man stood by the oceans side
With wringiag and uplified hands F.;
40. give me back my golden sinds,
O, give them back to me!" he cried.
The waves returned q hollow roar
w or mockery: no gracious tide
Washed up the treasures TO his Side
The sands were lost foreverinore.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, -
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT ON
y CHURCH HILL, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
NJ BETW f N TWENTY -SESENTH AND
WEETY-EIGHTH STREETS-Will be sold at
auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the 24'h
september, l 67S. ut 5S O'Clock Z. NJ. the LOT 10
Gated us above, fronting 20 1-6 feet, and running
back l5S feet to an alley.
cog Auctloneer.
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ycAl. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

gEAA ESTATE at PRIVATE SALE
y1ARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
l. FOUR MILES EAST OF RlCllhl0Hh NEAR
To TIE EiEE-MiLE ROAD. FOR SALE-Ai
the request OF Mr.. james T. Orem offer for sale
about 100 ACRES OF that pert OH OF his farm sailed
.Y2rme;G rs adjolns the lands or lr Frledu Sha,
nf Mr. ricot. and OtiGrS--l,ort 10 acres open lalo
In fine heart fpart neu"owl, balance in wood app
timber. it'll n small new bcwed lrg-hou'c. The So
cailol is desirable and tie nciShborilodd hfS'
rate Apply 10 Mr.. OEKN or TO o>,
ca oJxeod3t Real Estate Agent.
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BY Grui.ls 6 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Arciioeccrs'
Eleventh street between Nam and DanE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND TN THE
CITY or RICHMOND, AT THE N0RIiiIE !: 4 :,
CfjRNER OF CARY AND L EN l. II
STREETS. Ar AUCTION.-ln pursuance o; a de,
cree of the Clrcui! Court of Augusta county entered
June l3. 1873. In The cause OF Cochran'S aanhis-
traitor. &C. rs. j. W. Green Smith trustee. &c, as
commits iorstr appointed for the iiTp0Se WI SCI:
hy nuction, upon The premises, OH TUESDAY tne
Isl day OF October, at oclocN +. 81: .e L2y or or
on Cary street. and running back 81 S-12 feet to an
alley IL feet ~sl'ie.
This Lot has upon 1t an excavated basement,
with hricE waits I'D 10 the strce' level and being To-
Gated within short distance of tie basin, the pills.
Exchanges, and In the centre OF the best business
nart of the tity. Is regarded valuable Site iur
warehouse. factory. or any other business PURPOSE.
TERMS: Very libcral-,o wit: Enough In CASE 10
nav cost. of s and sale: the residue in equal pay
inens AT one. two, and three years, the purchaser
executing bonds for The deferred payments withip-
proved personal security, bearing Interest from 1hc
dv.ot sa!e and The lille 10 be retained by Tie Crt
until full payment Is made: ,,-
G. NJ. HARRISON. Commissioner.
lu 1s,- 1taW4 w,StdiSlS
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NOTICE.

All persons having forfeited pledges vii, cali and
ren.w or r,a,ctm Tie same on or before WEDNES-
fnr INV ot,,. CIlce ouen every night until O'Clock.
Co % al A. HARRiS, PawnbrOkeT
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WANTS.

WANTED, By 4 RESP
w WHITE WOMAN, A SITUAT1ON.e!thcr rs
hOusketper with paStrv-cOnkins. OF cooking alone
In an ITS branches No objections oa private board
inn house Address "CDOk.n
oDI1f& this office.
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WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR ALOl
w OF SEED-OATS for seed: free from onions
&c Will be sold III quantities 10 sIlir farmers f13
Sc 24-it* CHARLES Y. NORRIS & CO
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DEPARTURES eE srEAM ERs-.

TOR NEW YORk.-The Old II ~ I.
Z Dominion Steamship Company 5 IsS--E.:sss.
Steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
viii sui TUESDAY, September 24,h, at l O'Clock
a. NJ
Freight received until 10 O'Clock \. NJ
Through bills OF ading signed ana goods Tor
w.rdrI with DISPATCH 10 all points north, south, east,
aad vest also, to foreign por:s.
Passenger accom- modailDnS unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. Sl2: iound-trlp tickets
S24. Stecr:lgc. Sc and IS.
For freight or passapc. apply TO
g. ". ALIEN & Co. AGENTS.
So 23-It Comrany's Wharf. Rockets.
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TOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE ss:s
H BRICK STORE on Main street between III
Second and Third, being In one of the best neigh
borhoods III the city for retail store of almost any
Kind nd, ., BENJAMIN Z: LIpsCOMB.
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TOR RENT, THAT, eDESIRABLE@
Il BRICK RESIDENCE No. S07 west Grace. ki:u
near Madison street. lately occupied by R. A. Paine.
| range, Latrobe stove and everything comrlete, and
the house rs in thorough repair. Rent very low.
Apply TO ROBERT 3. LYME,
Sc 21-3t ---'-s1 01 q Main STREET.
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EOk PHILADELPHIA. FALL .5>sstRF~fa,
L RIVER. PROVIDENCE, AND BOS- ..clillis-sssaii.s
TOE.-Stcsmer NORFOLK. Captain lU&NIL1..
viii reccIre freight fes the above ports until
!. W. MCCAEEICN.
o3-2t General Sout hcrn Agent.
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WANTED, A SETTLER aH,,t- W " NJ M
IRON. Apply 1t corner OF Twenty-e1ghth I,nd
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WTANTED. AS BOARDERS IN MY
w family, TWO ShIALI-SIzE FAMILIES, to
occupy pleasant rooms on second noor. Wafer on
same floor.
| should be pleased also to accommodate several
Terms very reasonable AD-
nI> TO u. p. HEATH.
ca Da-3t* Ne 1920 east Broad street.
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MALE MUSIC-TEACHER.

WANTED at this restitution MALE TEACHER
OF Music. competent to teach ;ni branches @!
vocal and Instrumental music, inesslding piano
hand aud orchestral Instruments. salary sSOo'
without board. for session OF forty weeks Appoint
nlent to be made October II: 1875.
- t..- II. Il. GITS<ESON,
Secretary OF Board Of Regents.
R0MSEY, ". VA. IN 5-2awLOcl
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WANTED, TO EMPLOY a DYE
w AND SG8URER, None need apply without
COMMUNICATIONS. EUGENE CHAUN
co oh-afN 2l2 Fifth street
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=, =. nor sr,an sunlignt.

80, - :, s.wsr.I.s OF EAST IIvERp0oIr OHIO.
ItS -. us s.,..s ~ ,,,a cleveland IeSfIef.1
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WANTED. a STU ALTON By A
w FIRST-CLASS TRUCK-GARDENER (mar-
ricd fer the Rdnt year. or woilld take Z pace
on shares Understands cultivation OF slnall fruit.
Best Of references. Address GARDENER, HAL
over Switch Howard county, MI. sc 23-2s"
WANTED, A SECON D. 81 \ 4 D
w SCROLL OF. DANn-SAW. Apply ut oIce
through Box 2s4 as al los Cary street.
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Nothing short OF UnmIstakabie
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could originate and maintain the reputation
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a Tried Remedr ror BIIIou.ne.,.

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