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sWhat business is: NoIlr father in, m!
child pv g Sure. and 4 de- no. he Is q
dictator, or au agitat u, era spechia.of,
n tatur Of sorse kind. Ilny way.
York. Commercial Adc. TSsSar.
The Japanese can max G good turtle soup
from the old rinGs OF the. American mans,
vet we speak OF them as ia t-1aes<led heathen'
Free Press.
An Iowa farmer worth S39sq00 started
o,1t four wears ago to secure lesu revenge
or q neighbor The lawyers have his all
now, while he has revenge.-fTes JresS.
The Rev. Murray has been bMen by a
wildcat in Maine, but the cat Has,sld and
tough, and will probably get over t.-Ffee
Press.
Cyprus is about as large as Connecticut.
II anything, Connecticut is nnaaeS
greater Coarier-Journat.
Every married man thinks he has s. earad
the woman with an iron jaw. Now, why rs
this ?-Bgfato Express.
The true paragrapher, like Homer, cea.
sienally mods, but even then he gets joke
out OF his noddle.- Graphic.
"A man in Nevada has pet crow that
cheRS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a case Oh qulu
pro crow. Haw! Haw !-Nep Orleans
Times. n. 81
This is the last rose Of summer, as the
man said when he got out Of bed on the
morning Of August 31st.- Uerrick.
Manto,n Marble cannot write unless seat
ed on dictionary. 2. s.--And he can't
then.-B uLsat0 Express.
II it cost Anything to go to church, people
who never 60 row would run around like
Wild men, for freSs passes. Puck.
The Butler x ear ,ney- shupe -schwab plat
form: More MONEY, without earning i"
The President OF the French republic is
seyenty-one years old. lie Tas born July
s13, 1907. 3.Ss "a
Look beef o'er before you pl. chase steak
this weather. - dentarg Herald. s
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Two Highlandmen, killed in primitive
order dropped inadvertently into Protes-
tant Episcopal chapel on Sunday and
seated themselves 10 comfortable pew.
Having never been IN an Episcopal chapel
before their establishment cannot be de-
scribed >on beautiful symphony being
struck zap by the organist. At that instant Il
eeutemal came to take possession OF the
seal, and civilly laid his band on the shoulder
OF one OF ;them and pointed to the door.
" Hcut, tout!" cried the Highlander,
:s take out Donald there; he be Il far better
dancer thar me-"
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weman.s. Seaside Love.

TChicago Trsbanc-Ntwport letter.
The pavilion was empty save for these
two, but wapderer outside buppened to be
SO placed that the treacherous ocean breeze
waited to her the following conversation,
which she did not consider sufficiently sa-
cred to avoid or to keep TO herself: ;,
Now, Charley, It's Of no use; can
marry man who hasn't the means to i've
in Newport summers.
Charley (gloomily3: You never knew this
blasted place until this season.
Irene: That is very true, but this season
has shown me. what. II need to make me
happy.
Charley: A house at,Eewport with man
attachment-the house of primary impor-
lance, the man OF secondary, very much OF
secondary. l never saw girl so changed
as you are by the little taste OF this con-
founded place. i wish the whole concern
whole isIand-was at the bottom OF the
ocean. Iwish one M those tapedoes Wousd
send the cursed town, villas, ieur-ln- hands.
and all to. destruction. j wish ~
Irene: l Cont SUPPOSE it occurs to you
that we should 60 up with tAetewn.
Charley: L don't know ,as that makes
any difference; there2d ousy be two idiots
less.
Irene: You needn't be abusive, sir; /
haven't said that hadn't a. great regard for
you.
Charley: But you have said thpS you've
greater regard for house than for me.
Against villa at-Newpcrt Pye, no chance
Irene, can't see how YOU eau bese7oolisll.
Why, how do you expect to marry one OF
these swells? You're not ole Of them.
YOU'RE Just a hanger-on, sort Of chance
visitor, amongst them You're pretty, l
know. awf,l!iy pretty; but there are scores
OF girls as pretty as you.
Irene: Thank yeu, sir; you'd better take
your pick amongst them.
Charley: No; went YOU.
Irene: Idiot that Lam?
Charley Precisely.
Irene: Well, sir l,deeline the beaor. ~
OF no use. Since PYe been in Newport
know just what want and / wont rbas'e
ANYTHING less. III live and die as l am III
ther.
Charley (vindictively throwiDg stones 81
the waves: Well, I've enc thing more 20
say. think this cursed place has more 10
answer for in the way OF Getnoraiizatioh
than old Sodom and Gomorrah. Last win
ter knew youa girl of sense. Thus summer
feur-in-hands, yachts, and all theIest OF the
show, have turned your brain.
In the long, suiking silence that followed
the wanderer outside strayed away, and
presently meets Miss Irene MacgillieuddY.
radiant beside young man With nay
coiored moustache, in a dos-eart, while
seUkarIey'' foots it up the bath road IN the
dust, yiciousIy. switching the Whitened,
burned grass by the roadside, and eontem-
plating, doubtless, the inward and outward
sscussedness' OF this blars.ed place"
Reader, this is true story. .
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A. Eaun,,lc l,urrency.

nh sxvisf,oyn aud necessity oil the SILVER
,,,ii ,,h;ch Inns Sishstood flood OF aDuse
and reyiling from Its enemies, hoW gsStms
n become appaTen I. II mas accontils.ieu
inst what the National ptolsca1s mas pre-
f;ctsd FOR il from The first. IL bas broken
the hack OF gold speculation, and brought ..
soifl and silver as peers in the currency Q,
tho country. 1t IS to become powefI,u ii
ae,ent In preserving the national credi.
when resumption OF specie. payments shall
cnsue. II the remonet,zing OF silver VIII
accomplish this, il shonid win not oniy tue
respect but the gratitude OF every true
American citizen. ,...,. ,;s
Tbe Secretary OF the Treasury, during ms
late conference with The gold.mongers ano
other tinanc;ers OF Wall street, appears 70
have INDUCED some plain talk, winch
clearly understood. he gave wall Strees W
,,nderstaud that under resumption ieSur
sender notes, gold, and silver are a'i e9ua'is
n, remain in circulation. and that all are 10
he brought to ON equality IN vaiue' tnas
tbe United States notes, mt the pleasure Oh
their holders, are to be converted into solo
or silver. The Secretary has already as
se,tef that !" silver dollars will remain at
the par OF gold till they become so ab!'ptian:
and bulky that people will become tired OF
carrying them about; but in our country
that can be avoided by depositing them lor
coin certificates. .,,.t,o ~
sThe Secretary informed the ConmltSee on
Finance in the Senate that the amount
which the people will carry ABOUT Wltuout
fir;nr will equal at least S50,0O0,0oo, per-
hans 300. 900, 900. Such q sum, from the
1,ses to be made of IL, will, without ealortor
action OF the Government, remain at tue pau
of gold. ANY additional sum may be man
talked at the par OF gold by depositlng u IN IN
the treasury-a certificate OF deposit "a
$1,000 OF silver weighing no more una n nein -
lust as portable as certificate OF Si'ooV u
gold. -,,a ha'a no
: This view OF the case, taken ana held 10y
the Secretary Of the Treasury, greatly uls.
turbs the equanimity OF the Woispippeis Va
the golden calf. Their ldoi IS proheh III
form and substance. and Will no longer con
troll values and oppSess the people Win ltS
speculative power. Silver and goid WI,
now rest side by side as coin OF the Onheu
States and as equals, gold having geen
utterly shorn OF its supremacy. @.las
n triumph for silver and its advocates. anu
what disaster for those who were eoia. .,l
fortunes out OF the hard earnings OF tue
people under gold supremacy. GIVE lls'
country and its business interests, an aoun-
tlsnt paper currency, issued upon the ma
tionai faith, no fiat money. redeemab'e IN
coin Mt pleasure, and the people OF the Unsaed
States will have the soundest and most re
liable monetary system in the world. Inls
may not please the gold idolatorS or the .,lG'
money advocates but it will give stability
and upiyersiiaity Of value to our money
through out the length and breadth OF our
great country.-Washington Repud!scdn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Days.
~ Chnfin, staples Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
TENT, md Main streets.

uyR17sTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE;
uo1IsTs AND LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE @, OF
CARY STREET BET 1TTs hSEssIGaS SaisTpEND AS As
I BE1y iD iNG RIO. si2 WEST CARY STREET.
By ees seed of 5suss b aasa Ceur
- 80 oIrr Of the city of Richmond, Va, delanit
having made in the al ie er D
nIrefi 90 10 do bv the pereficiaryl ON FRIDAY Inc
23d day OF august upon me pahis PRO- sc
PEETY. The LU'r has front OF 16 feet inches,
and runs back between lines iSs gee 20 M
and has night rooms with the usual modern conve-
niences. The attention Of hose seeking u comfort
able home Is asked ts this sale. ,-os,.
TEEMs: Cash as 10 expenses of sale anu srs.o5 |;
and unou the following credits: S.34 payable 20
of Fcbrnary 1879 s7s34 paTasle "a % us and
g.. sna.54 PAYABLE Cd of August. 1880; ano the
balance. If any. upon such terms US WIZ NC an
no"n'e" - ' i. NJ. RuTHERFooRD,} Trustees.
aul3 II. L. STAPLES,
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"Now, then, madam, please look steadils
;lt this place on the WALL" said a photo
srapher to AZ old lady, when he had put
her in position and the plate in the camera.
The old lady looked hard at the spot indi-
Gated, then got up and walked across the
floor and minutely inspected it, aud then,
turning to I he photographer, gently re-
marked: a den't see anything there"
NeU York Post.
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The ssessnge.

Myhoy, stand 10 and sstdIe atick,
And throw thee on thy efeGd
Without delay, through waoa ana W tls 8
To Duneanfs castle speed. 81
There In the stable hide until
The groom hath the. espted: ,r,,,.,,
Then ask. 81 OF Duncanss dnngnler3 WHEEL lsa
Tonight Is made q bride &
.Tha, s,vs t,,e groom, = wis the brunette"
90 shI,,,;s he ssy. e blonde doth wed,
Such haste thou need'st not use.
Rnt 10 some dealer so, where thou
Good hernpen ropes shall ace
pfde slowly pack, speak not word
But bring q rope 10 me.
RI. III. ~. In the Boston AdueTsfser.
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A FANCY PIcTURE.-Fancy an American
Congress composed OF such statesmen as
General Sam. Cary, General Tom Ewing,
Henry Clay Dean, Brick Pomeroy, Dennis
Kearney, and other inflationists and Com
munlst leaders. II they are to prevail, the
Lord have mercy on the COMMUNICATIONS
uDOLiS Journal.
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Lord Beaconsfeld, when departing from
Berlin, left $3.50 to be distributed among
the servants Of the Kaiserhof, the hotel
where he stopped. This hotel reaped quite
a harvest from the congress. The staff Of
the English embassy, who inhabited nearly
aii the front rooms On the first floor, had to
pay altogether about $4,000, or about $3.50
per day. Including the officials and SER
wants attached to Lords Beaconsfeld and
Salisbury, numbering about fifty. sixty
three rooms had been taken by the British
delegates at the Kaiserhaf. The premier,
Occupying some really magnificent apart
1nents, was charged s7,Osa His lordship.
whosefab was always furnished with the
delicacies OF the season, was very well sat-
isfed with the catering Of che manager.
whom be specially thanked on leaving the
hotel.
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WASHINGTON AS A GAMBLEE.-A Wash
ington dispatch to the Cincinnati; Gazette
says The army relic OF General Wash
ington recently purchased by an act of Com
gress from Major Lewis, OF Yirgiaia. was a
ledger or acc0nnt-book In which Tasling-
ton used to place all items, no matter how
frlliina, OF his financial affairs. He kept a
,1lH record of his losings and winnings at
play. One peculiar fact In connection with
his gambling, as shown sby this ledger. Is
that ne always lost at fredericksburg, Va.
The record Of his continual losses at that
city grew so monotonous that 10 brackets
n;the last entry OF losses at that place-he
wrote the words, as usual. y ss. !,
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The Syracuse t7oawier says: "The Nation
ais have lost one OF their big guns. Judge
R. H. Tyler, of OsSEego, who was proml-
nent candidate bt,soso the convention ior
Judge Of the Coul 1 7of Appeals, mas gone
back on the National platform, ana rePu-
dates the whole bu 'Ehass.'
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i 70 CERTAIN CREDITORS OF TIE STATE OF
/ SOUTH CAROLINA.


The following persons appear rs creditors on inc
:haoks that rcpsesent the Treasury Office the siOck
of ILLS State known aS Revolutionary war Claims,
issued under the act Of 1894, bearing interest ~
three per ccntutS. redecmabc ut pleasure ana nave
NOT called for the interest due Oh Inc stocH suihR
in tt cir names fox such period OF TINE Us slc
rise to- The presumption that their he1tS, IL any
tlIeYesbe now living. having no knowledge OF the eX-
stence OF said stock. and all of which Will appear
more fully by the following statCmcnt.-to VII:
ST. .IobIls Berkeley church. certificates sos. %
for sal and 1873 fer SZ023, interest ultiaiinea
for tyro hundred and thirteen quarters. ana amount
ing ie SSl "a: William McClGney, rcrtlheate 10
377 for C. 9.45, interest unclaimed ior lSy nun
$50 ST estate Jacob sLiDus certificate NO. 3o1
for S2E,lo interest unclaimed for TWO nnnIeu
and sIx,y.three quarters. and amounting 10 $500;
Samuel Paxton, certificates Nos. lo6 FOR s4l Alld
ISL for $685., interest ssuclnimed FOR Two uah~
dred and Siyty-seyeu quarters, ann amounting "
S0O7 90: Charles C.. PipeSGey. trustee OF Dizzy
Pinckney certificate No. $50 for SS2.92, lnteresl
unejnimsd Tor one hundred aBs sixty quarters, ana
Amounting 10 $3.50; ArnGabu5 Sanderhosi, III
trust for the estate of James 81 all or Virrlnla;
certi6cate No. 81 fc1 S20O.oS, fstercst unclaimed
for three hundred Snd siXeeE quarters anu
amounting TO s475.3s. .,, :,
ne,y of said stockholders fail to establish their
r;,hts I'm said STOCK Oil Or before tie first day or
Sogcmber next, the State Treasurer Is althor1zed
and required carry the principal ane Interest OF
said lock 10 The credit OF the State ard close Inc
accouats.
;. Io.tt' - s. L. LEAPHtRT,
State Treasurer OF South Carolina.
an, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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"DIsTANCE LENns -" Tourist (who
wishes to make a diversion from the track:
elbow far is it from here to Ballinagar ?"
Irishman: "Shure, by the Peat Moor, it's
niver a step less than four miles there and
about six and half miles back."-Fun.
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BEJSgSESS srgsAHCES.


EOR SALE Or RENT si:a
RARE OpPORTUrITY-
RICHMOND AECHITECTURAI.IE oN-WO2Ks-
established for more than twenty years
embracing cent a!ly-locatcd LOT of $50 feet front
on Cary street. running back on the line of Eleventh
street $50 feet to an alley twenty feet wide.
The improvements consist Of Z MACIIISE-SIlOP.
built of brick and covered with slate. 60xloO feet
of three full stories, exclusive of cellar and attic;
BRICK FOUNDRY, 4Oxe0 feet; and BRICK OF
FICEs and pATTEEN-SHOP. 30NG0 feet.
In the foundry are TWO LARGE CRAEES-No.
5 Mckenzie cul,oia Gnd Sturlevant blower.
The IlACHlNE.sIIOP embraces Il complete outht
Of valuable tools, such IS
MACHINE I.ATI!ES,
DRiLL-pE ESSEs,
IRON PLAEEH,
collection OF PA1"rERNs OF great variety, en-
ct v once for business Of $2Co 900 Ier ann',m
FLOORS in The main 5uiding-60xl5O fret-Eisl
ha :ct to manufacturing operations or small machine
works. in whole or in part. with or without power
furnished at reasonable rates. ,
ter OF the building. ana the facilities mat c n
furnished 10 small enterprises Of the character ol
machinery worSs,a rare opportunity Is offered 10
parties desiring o engage IN such buSihess: c
The properly will DC sold ut Il great sacrifice from
the original cost. ,. ,..,.r,,s
Purchaser can divide tue machinery, p:ticrns,
&C. from the real estate If he does not care to buy
the latter. .,.. -, e..
ProfferS for a lease OF the whole property or for
the machinery. patterns. &C., with such portions OF
lie real estate rs may he needed for the conduct oil
tbe business will be entertained. Apply III person
or By letter to ,.-.,,-,->- ,,,,.
No. lois Main street.
+ an jo-eod2w Richmond. Va.
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an 12-cOd3t
-tTORES FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, ST:
Il DWELI.iNGs At VERY Low PRICES: -
rpIt'K DWELLINC. 10. north Second street;
o;iit rnnme kitchen. and II odcrn improvements.
BRiCk DWELLING No. 316 west Cary street.
cigilt rooms. with m0,:ern improvements. .u,o,
BRICK DW TELLING No. Clio norm elNth stNc''
eight r .orns, and nice ward. &c. ,.
BRICK DWELLING No: 4o6 Seventh n,an street.
UpIIF DWELLING; No. 3I4 west Main street:
Ten rooms, with moicrn Improvements.
BRICK DWELLING NO. 0l6 nofti fH'n s''ec''
ten rooms and modern improvements. ,.,
BRICK DWELLING No. sos E"rih Twelllh
street: seven rooms. ana modern improvements.
H3t(K DIV ELLINti No. liz Cary street, corner
Secoud II, nc rooms kitchen, water. and Eas. -,
RitICE DWELLING No. 1872 south Fourth
street six rooms. water, AM, gis.
mptcE I,ITTiLITG No. 322 west Cary street;
ciaht rooms in nice order, with modern improve
hS sn.ir IN FRANK y. HILL.
.rnpII.i o3tot HOS Main street.
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FURNITURE.

r D. GATEWOOD, 1908 EAST
IL MAIN STREET.-Jusf received new "a
supply of fNrntture of the tsoSt elegant de- tB"s
signs aud flush for PAKLOR. CHAMBER, and
DINtNG-R0OM. Cottage SuR4 from s15 to 81 !:
Poplar, Marble Top, S2S to $50: Walnut French
Tor Suits tn Coteiaine, Raw silk. Terry, md HAIR
Sloth. from $40 to 5000; also, all classes Of goods
Mt prices 10 salt the times. am now finishing Par
lor Suits, Lounges, Chairs. &C.. stuffed with hair
expressly for this raafset. Special atteniion given
To This branch OF business. Chairs sreciaty. Up
hnIsfering and Remaining. Terms liberal ~ %
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RAILROAD Ltyns.
l(S sl .ss;s; gsF sss::::Ss;:s go
richmond AND DAYyiLLE RAIL
ga ROAD COMPANY,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAXING EYrrr,
SUNDAY, JULY ISIS.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN D.11y

THROUGH MAIL TRAI. DAILY
No. 1-1:40 2. NJ. leaves Rich.aa.a: arr,ro, :.
siin 7;l5 p. 81. D1n" "tf.
1 J.; H tsa Ssi1ss1 Il! !l /: ~,
N'' ' " s:ii.5"sy 4:55 i: 3[r' ire =:
bore 6:4G \. ii, Hluy!rr
e55 A. NJ. Su'hern.- DIX
=. NJ HurSeTile 1853 T.,
and Richmond Y:I7pU '''
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No. 3-11:15 z. NJ, leaves R!chmord: n.r,ycs >.
vile ,7:23 ). u. Gresn, i'S,ti
9:l5 a. ~. salisbury ll:rl
81 and Charlotte I2An I. ~
No. 4-4:lJ L. IL, leaves Chant IT,: arrle.s =:
Salisbury pa, r, ~. Gr.o.,..
9:31 L. ~. IT,Gyile 3:.S =
NJ. and RicEu0Is : Il '
Trains Nos. and win MAKE cIrsc cunnlr,;ao
at Richmond with the Richmond. frcir-,H
burg and Potomac railroad 10 and from All ,1fn..
North and East; at BurScre w;b the iif,r.
ie MssisslpI ano Ohio railroad '2aai from FAM
vile. I.yncfhnrg. and all srathwc;'rva uJ,E,,. =,
Sutherlin's with the Milton and SatIrrig Mar.
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. C.: AZ D;nc:c. WIKI,
the Virginia MiG!apn railroad: !: re.I>or,,' W..
the Northwestern North Carolina rai.goad for Slc
and intermediate points; ut Sa,i Bury with 49,
Western North CaIo,ina railroad t.yr' Ut Sfn,l,l
for Statesyiilc Asnville. and iUt":acIfllc ncty..
at AIRLINE junction with Ai.JG:i aN. Char:,,.,
Airline
TRANS Nos. 5 ana i VIII c0hhtr, isI"ETDDt ca
Ing North and South with the PicasnnuL Fr.ll.
ricksbure aud Potomac RAILROAD e." W.shir.t.,,
and all points North and West, aUi with N" On. IT,
peakc apd Ohio railroad for Al potgIs West: =.
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad a. ami
from Washington and all point, h,:;,l aud We.
1T Greensboro With North Carolina rilgoaa f,r
Raleigh, Goldsbo:o. and interG!r'i!t;" point.
at Charlotte win the CHAR ~. Columbia srd
Augusta railroa.i 10 ana trora a. .nil'. North
and South. These trains tnn awr on u,
Richmond and DanViIIc railroad. a;ii rpnucct "a
above. except going north 81 Sug!2E "lprl!n: IuG
going south Monday morning. l. ~ r.al.!ug th!;
connection daily on RI"hwna.. Fi",rrtc..-
| burg and Potomac ana CEcsaiNa.G aul ohio l..4-
| roads except Sunday.
Trains on the \. W. y. E.. raI'roa,t ru between
Greens bOro' and Salem 'iaiiN pX"aEt ~',.GTr.
| Pullman palace dIawiua-! n"lu amt ,,tapiug-cags
| run Gu trains Nos. | and between E"x -Yor;
| and Atlanta ria Richmond. an! on Nos. AMI
| between Richmuai am. Charlotte. and uaiwte,.
Washington. Danvli!c. Charlotte. IGd Augusta
Tickets sold To al suuiGerl! yuI southwestern
points and baggage checked ;hfoHaE.
Local tickets are coed only 10! -" aHpUs passage
between the points named OF thr Z. .t..s. ~ fiy.
| ever checks vii be given.
| =. ". =. ThLC0TT.
| G. 4 rr:,i -E!. rlf2iClG ~
| JOHN Z. MAcMUEDC, Genera! Passenger AIcat.
| an 10
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EnR RENT.

T7OR RENT, THOSE TWO VERY an
DESIRABLE and HIGHLY-IMP,RI3; p, IT,
FARMS at present OCCUPIED ny r OF The CITY
f On ie nne ocnnt.ing NINETY ACRES With
large brick dwelling keh p r. stg i &c GOOD BRICK
anu tnn n o,,a,. briils,inga On The bC-acre Iar
I there IS a FINE ORCHARD. Rent very re'son'D0
To ] goorI IGIaar. fssspDiN. Real Estate Agent
1 aodat - Bank and Eleventh streets.
-0p DENT. TILE. SPLENDID a.
W ~ - n1tErI,1yC; Ne Sixth street. IA
Mn FnFin conannS ewe and IN IN
more roon:s, VII. 1o RI RI FRANK .. HILL,
nice 0ruer. oapp'' 11OS Main street.
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NTE MAKE NO PRETENSIoNSn
w to be selling ont at cost in order to close "a
or cha age business: but We Will guarantee 10 w
sell FURNITURE OF all kinds ut prices as low
ns any L use III the city, stock being fun and
complete IN Parsr. Chamber. and Dining-ltoom
Furniture o. ail kinds. We viii offer special bar
gains In fine suits lparlor and camherl for the next
thirty DAYS. l'ariies IN want or Furniture OF any
kind should not tti 10 examine stock before pur
chasing. u. GAFHRfGHT g SON,
zjy 10-2m I6 Governor street.
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DEpaRTUgE SE sg'Es " E.l>.

DEpaRTURE SE SG'EA WEIl>.
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II nomipfon Steamship OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Steamship WYANOkE. Captain CoUCli, VIII SAL
FRIDAY August 18Th, at 4 O'Clock i. VI.
Frrgt, received until 3 O'Clock i. NJ.
Throurh bill. CT l:lding signed anu goods FOR
war,lcu with dispatch to MI points north, sonta'
east aud west: also, To foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed :
cabin fare to New York, S12 ro,.nd-trip tickets,
S2i. Storage. &C and 50.
For freight or passage applyto
q. w. ALIEN & CO, Agents
au14-3t Compamy's Wharf. Rocsetis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14

CHESS EMINENT IOD1DE AAIA1ONLA.
spayius, s,oiiuts, Rinehones. Bunchcs, Thorough
pins Sprung TGees cur ed without bemish, Strains,
Shoulder Lame 'lsss. NaTicuar Disease, Shoe Bois-
Send for namnh let containing full information to
f $500 ,..ife- -. SDR. WILLIAM NJ. GILES.
~ Ss7t.s q 4 % west Broadway, New York.
Use only for horses the H1iment IN yellow wrap
Wholesale agents, pun ELL. LADE q Co
I: 80 - lie 6. SIS, Tn.& III 3m&w3m s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14

T1OR RENT. the following small GA
l. DWELLINGS, at reduced prices: A-u
FRAME. No els south Pine street: four rooms.
RII(,k No l0S High street: thrcr.ro0ns.
BRICK, No. 500 west FRANKLIN street: SIX rooms
BRICK, No. 24O4 cast Marshall street; lour
rooms. g.. .,.
FRAME, No. 3O6 south Pine street: five rooirs.
FRAME. No. 200 south Laurel street: five rooms.
BRICK. No. 3511 Lester street: six rooms.
FRAME, No. - NEW north Filth street; I'VE
rooms. .
FRAME. no. 9 west Canal street: siX rooms.
BRICK, No. = cast Canal street: three rooms.
ERICK No. 921 west Clay street: six ,onms.
AknIy 10 FRANK ID. HILL.
MI / roI,2t HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14

DILL-HEADS. 500 to 80 per reams at
ID the DISPATCH PRINTING -HOUaE