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The Senatorial Committee on Trans-
DOrtatiOn.

louisville, October 29.-The Senatorial
Committee on Transportation were received
on ,Chanue to-day. where resolutions were
nassed nv the Board Of Trade commencing
the construction of the james River and
kanawha canal.
In the afternoon the committee examined
Captain Adams, superintendent of construc'
t;on of canal improvements, relative to the
amount of work performed and eictiDg
further information as to the relations OF
Government engineers to the directors of
the canal.
Investigations were made rs to the rc!a-
tive cost of coal transportation by river and
rail. The committee appeared satisfied of
the necessity for improvements on the Ohio
river and governmental control of the canal.
They left for ST. Louis tonight.
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Tho Trial ar Uddcrxook for tho MUIR
dar 0f 0O4S.

WEsrcunsrER, Pa, October pa full
monographs report Is to be made OF the
evidence in the Udderzook-G oss trial at this
place for the use of the life insurance COM
nnies who are interested In Goss's life. ;,
The jury was complete in the udderzook
case this afternoon. The district attorney
elected to try the prisoner on the first co!ln.
of the indictment for the murder OF Wtnncld
S. Goss, and opened with statement OF tl'e
case and the suspicious circumstance ,thac
pointed to the prisoner as the perpctrator Oh
the murder. The evidence was then SUD-
mtted. -.
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The south Carolina state Fair.

COLUMBIA, October 29.-The State Fair of
South Carolina opens on the 18th and closes
on the l4th Of November. Preparations
are being made for large crowd. The ex-
hibition promises TO be the best ever made
IN the State, and the turf will be represented
by the States Of Virginia, Kentucky, North
Carolina, Georgia, and South Carolina, with
some Of the more celebrated horses now
coming in.
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NEW YORK N AKhEIS.
New YORK, October 29.-Cotton Irregular: sales
of 2.570 bales at 141q15ikc. Flour-Southern
DUH aud heavy; &c .20046.95 for common TO
fair extra; s76t11 for good to choice; hlskey
airly active at SOC Wheat unchanged. Corn &c.
better : 59Lc for steamer western mixed. FORK
quiet: new mess s14:s5@s15 Beef mncnanEea q,
aaM4 oEc KosIn steady ut $3.50. Talow quiet 1T
nc. Frcights to Liverpool active and firm.
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Houisaana Affairs.

New ORLEANS, October 29.-It is now re-
sarded certain In well.informed financial
Circles that the banks will resume currency
payments November 10th.
The metropolitan raid in Grant parish has
been heard from. It's. object is to assist the
deputy marshal to execute writs. Several
persons who are supposed to have partici-
pated in the Colfax affair some months ago
have been arrested. No resistance was Of
fered.
the colored laborers on the leree aud in
the eoal-yards are again on strike for a
per day. They were receiving g.
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.xaashar Probabilities.

~ WasHlSoros, October 29.-For THURSDAY
In the Eastern Gulf and South At!ant'c
States, Diminishing northerly winds shifting
to southeast, rising temperature anu
partly cloudy weather. s 49,
For the Middle and Eastern states, south-
west and northwest winds and partly cloud!
and clear weather. E..-
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S.,.o. s,raeue ard His Partner.

PnovIpEScE, October 29.-The committee
of the Providence banks In their general ex'
animation of affairs of business houses, eX-
amined the accounts Of A. & W. Sprague,
showing their assets to be ut very low
estimate over si4,000,000; their liabilities
being only s7,20O,0O0. The firm meets all
demands as usual.
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FoRr DExS1soN, October 29.-Lteutenant
Ouimbv is here from Fort Richardson. lie
reports the Indians very hostile. Several
murders have been committed. A family
living near Ouachita have been butchered.
The settlers have fled to the ranches, where
they were besieged. The Indians are be-
Iieyed to be Comancbes. Two companies
have left Fort Richardson for the scene OF
the Disturbances
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ITO STRANGERS VISITING TIE FAlR.-Io WIN
And It to your interest to so to the DohLAt sloNh
'orner of Ninth and Main streets 10 purchase your
fancy goods, as they have the largest assortment 10
he found In the city, and you will save money by
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By James L. ApperOn.
Real Estate Agent and Auti!oueer,
corner of Main and Eleventh street..

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
i AT AUCTION OF THE SMALL BRICK
TESEMENT No: 6, QS TIL. VEST SIDE W
nv virtue of q trust decd from T.. 5. I[argrayr
tbankruptl and wife, dated 9Th December, 1872
and duly recorded, the subscribers AS trustee in sad
on the premises, on TUESDAY, November Gtl
1873, at O'Clock =. NJ, the properly located a.
above. in the occupancy OF ". ;. Tupman, k-I.
having front of twenty-five feet and depth u
seventy-seven and 4 half feet The dwelling cpc.
tlins four rooms, with kitchen, &C.
TERMS: Remarkably accommodating; MI
be made known at the sale.
' 4. Is. APPERSON, Trustee,
oro7 ROBERT SrASARD. s,igr.c
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Sto.Ses Convicted of Manslaughfer.

NEW YORK, October 29.-The jury in the
case of Stokes for the murder of James Fisk,
.Jr., found verdict of manslaughter in the
third degree. The prisoner was sentenced
to four years imprisonment in the State
prison at hard labor.
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Coal.Boats Sunk on the Ohio.

CINCINNATI. October 29.-Four coal-boars,
with 100, 600 bushels of coal. have been sunk
by collision with the pier.bridge. The
bridge was shaken. The floating wreck
knockci 4 hole in the steamer Grand Duke.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. October 29.-Flour steady ana UNI
changed Wheat quetand steady. prices unchanged.
yellow southern. CSC: mixed western, 63065c
Oats firm and IN good demand-so,,t.herEn.c 4S ot
sic western mixed 49,; western %hite, 4Hol DoI
Provisions weak and unsettled, prices unchanged
Western hutter trm and unchanged. Coitse I'M
changed Whiskcy dull and nominal ut 9ic. Sill
~, unchanged
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FINANCIAL.
nv Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW York, October 90 on.-Stucks very IT.
regular. Money, gold bid Gold, losh. EA-
6x; short, Oh. Governments steady
and dull. States dull
NEW YORK, October 29-Euentag-Moneyi more
accessible at gold to 1-32 and interest. Exchange
weak Mt 81. Gold, 10sA@1osS Governments
s,cady aud nominal. States quiet and unchanged.
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THE DOLLAR STORE has just received large as
sortmeur of those excellent little clocks; also,
satchels, fower-vases, toiIet-bottles, mirrors,
writtnr-desks, ladies' work boxes, &C. The public
are invited to call.
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CuRoMos! CIIRoMoS THE RICHMOND FRAME
AND CIIRoMo STORE, next door to the Dollar
Store has just received the largest ana most oeau
tiful assortment of chromos that has ever oeeh
Iryht IN th,s civ and at prices to suit the times
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by Grubbs s Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRlCh
" DWELLING, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
Gay STRtET BETWEES TW nj !, ~ ! :
sEVENTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sThEEls'
Claiborne In Richmond Chancery Court
schepmerhorn. Decree of 2Sth October, 1878:
In obedience to said decree we will sell at auction,
upou the premises, on MONDAY, Sd Of Aovcn-
her al AZ O'Clock +. NJ, at the risk and costs 81
Iucy D. Staples adminiStratrix OF Thomas A. Sta
ples, that certain HOUSE and LOT OH The north
Side of Clay street between 1weDty-seVentn ana
Twenty-cighth streets, fronting 80 feet, and run
ming lack about 60 feet, being the same properly
purchased by said T. 4. Staples: In his lifetime
trustee for Lucy ID. Staples ut sale made ~ tas
commissioners on 22d July. 1879.
TERMS Cash for the costs Of sale ailu Inc SUN
OF S547.67 with interes; from the goth OF July,
1873 credit until 18th July, 1874 FOR - Is. ~
4 credit for S609.66 until 2jth july, 80 ana
the residue If any, at such Ine as rue sa Lucy ~.
STABLES, administrators as aforesaid. may direct
and i'm event of her failure 10 give any such irec
ton then upon credit of three years from the Gay
OF sale. The credit payments - be for negotiable
notes with interest added. and title to De retained
until the purchase money Is fly lItid anu coii-
veyance orcered by the conrt; ,1r.Er
JOHN ). MORRISON, S..
Commissioners.
GRuBBS ( WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs. oc29
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IoUJSVIIIE MARKETS,

LOUISVILLE, October 29.-Flour quiet. Grain
dull Corn. 6OGi5c. tor shclcd, sacked. Prorl-
sions nominal and quiet Pork. Sl4; Bacon
shoulders, 74M73ic.: clear rib, 7'na rs: clear,
7},MSc. Lard-lierce. Ga SIC; kcg, &c.; steam
nominal. Nhiskcy firm 1T SSc.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. October 29.-Flour tlull at st; 9Oa
shelled sacked, 42@43c. Pork steady at y ;
stock light. Lard quiet; kettle retaining, 7hCa
7Ec.: buyers offer 7sc for round lots: Steam qiet
pounds December T. Bacon steady; sales, should
crs, Tie. clear rib, G@@6'c. clear, &c. Nhiskey
cff n,nfS
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BY e. D. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.

r SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT PR.
l. lie auction on MONDAY, November 3D. 1874
BRICK-YAKD, containing five acres. situated t..
tween Williamsburg avenue and Osborne turn.
pike, formerly occupied by SIR. J. &. Wall mo.
in the occupancy Of Mr.. MaynardJ. shall Offer /,
as 4 whole, or ! may, at the hour Of sale II ls.
rablc, sell 1t 10 lots. This property IL said 10 b.
very valuable on account OF It's facilities for nakng
bricks. To those engaged In this line OF hi>.r..<
would ask their especial attention.
TERMS: Atsale. Z. d EACHO.
Oc 27 Auc.spnp"
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LOOK To Your ISTEREST.-Thosc in want OF
pictures we would advise them to go to CAMPBELLS
wcll-known Photograph Gallery, over the Ricl-
mond Frame and Dollar store, corner Ninth ana
Main streets. Their work cannot he surpassed, ana
their prices are much lower than any other cslao-
lishlncnt in the city.
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PASSING AwAY-the old method of finishing
p,c,urcs. Thanks to DAVIES, of the LEE" GAL
LERY, for his late improved enamelled and satin
finished photographs.
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Contributions to the Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, October 29.-M. Dever-
eauy, of Charleston, S. c., contributes ten
thousand feet of lumber to the centennial
celebration.
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You CAN HAVE PICTURES FRAMED At THE
RICHMOND FRAME AND ClIR0Mo STORE, next
door to the Dollar Store, at twenty-five per cent.
lower than at any other place in the city.
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Petersburg Railroad Stock,

Especial tel, gram 10 the Dispatcl"I
New York, October 29.-Reuben Raglana
bought the Petersburg railroad stock sold
at auction to-day, in this city, at S4o per
share,
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THE LADIES VISITING TIE AGRICULTURAL
FAIR are respectfully invited TO call at the WHEE-
LER 6 WILSON Scwing-Machine room, corner OF
Main and Tenth streets, and examine the world-re-
nowned machines. Also, In visiting the Fair, don't
fail to see in operation their machines by aid Of the
steam great novelty, and one Of the great
est attractions Of the age.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

n, nj, .o,es IT real estate made bttoeen the LIST Of
aaay a,d 1S , daf s9t 5 pss Sn
I'll sgIss ,aads bet,peer The lst or Juiy qua taM
he vsaT The tdres have to be paid 6v ths seHer
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DoLL-BABIEsl DoLL-BABIEs THE largest az
sortneut of do.babies in the city can be iound at
the DOLLAR STORE, corner of Ninth ana Aia'n
streets: and for sale at the low price of II.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 2e.-Gold, sgs. Cur
rcncy closed at 2@2H premium. Exchange-seerl-
Ing, bills Of ladng and clear, 149lo; bank orai Is
nominal. New York sight ,aG2 premium.
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Frozen TO Death.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, October 29.-Two men
were found frozen to death on the prairie
near Kiddcr. forty miles east OF here on Mon
day. at midnight. Their names ure unknown.
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VISITORS TO THE FAIR ARE INVITED TO CALI
on 2. WEIsIGER &. Co., 1901 Main street, If the,
want filshionab hat fashionable set OF furs.
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YoU CAN GET A LARGE PHOTOGRAPH HAND
soMEIY CoLoRED AND FRAMED at CAMPBELL $
well-known Gallery for the extremely low price OF
one dollar and seventy live cents.
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uWAR TO THE KNIFE I've have declared
war against counterfeiters, and we mean to fight 1t
out. When diseases Of the kidneys or of the pro-
creative organs PROSTATE you, take HEbhBoLD's
BUcHU. The genuine HELMBoLp's BucHu may be
known by the private proprietary stamp OF H. T.
Hembold on each bottle, and Is fully warranted for
diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs. Sold
by druggists everywhere.
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VISIT TO PIZZISis will convince all that nc
has the finest stock Of CANDIES and FRENCH
FRUITS in the city.
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TICKETS IN THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT III
Norfolk c,ln be had In Richmond ut 4. Eisi'hN
& Co.'S hat store, 1901 Main street.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS..

WILMINGTON, October 29.-Spirits turpcntne
steady ut 39l:c. Etsln firm III $2.6OM $3.50 iul
strained. Crttue trprniinc steady - Tor hard. -
for yeow-dip, and 81 40 for virgin. Tar quic
M ~ 25,
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THE BEAUTIFUL ESA1ELLEp AND SAfiH-t ~
1sHEp PICTURES at the "LEE GALLkhi' '1o
Main street -. ~ - -
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Fire.

Augusta, October ga fire at Ameri-
Gus, Ga, Monday night, destl Dyed large
portion of the business part Of the town.
Loss, vi, 1000.
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by james II. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
L FARM ON JAMES RIVER ABOUT TX
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND
ADJOINING CHAFlN'S BL UFF AND THE VII,
TON ESTATE, CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY-sEVEN ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, AT AUCTtOS.-By virtue OF deed OF !!aS
executed TO the subscriber, dated August l. let! !,
aud duly recorded IN the clerks office OF Hrnrco
County Court, In Deadlock co. page 257, TO -
cure the ynent Of certain negotiable notes the!eo
mentioned ana az the request OF the holder OF one
of said notes. will proceed to sell NJ public auctlon.
at the courthouse Of Henrico county, on MoH.
DAY the Sd day of November, 1873 that rlng g
court-day), at ~ O'Clock NJ, that valuable FARM
conveyed by said deed, and located a. ahIYe'
The improvements consist OF comfortable lrsih'
dwelling, with four rooms, and the USUAL on-lunss'
The lnnd extends from the Osborne turnpike 70
James river, with q good landing thereon. lher,
are about 90 acres cleared, Of which 70 acres an
low-groupds. - ~
TERMS Enough In cash to pay the expenses V
sale and O balance due on a note OF s942oo, WING
js subject to q credit Of 1900: and upon erent
to S4S7.50 till February !, 1874; ~ 10 tou5.t1
till August !, 1874; As 10 $500 u! Eeorta!J j.
1875; as to S536.25- till August j, S75, for ne
go,iable notes secured by deed Of trust. Tern.
as TO any surplus Of the proceeds Of sale ait>I
enough TO satisfy the aforementioned sums OF mo
ney due and to become due wtll be made known On
the day Of sale. JAMES IL. IA I , Loh:
JAMES III. TAYLOR & sos. Aue,ioneers. O. -
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Ho. lroK ASToSI's D1NISG-sALooN.

Nom INCREASE OF PRICE for the enamelled ana
satin-fnishcd pictures at the LEE GALLERY.
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nFoR FINE PICTURES, go to the LEE" GAL
LERY, geo Main street.
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E.B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 MAIN STREET, is
the place for all kinds of undershrts and gentle
mems underwear generally. Examine their dollar
abirfc '
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am prepared
n to furnish Lykens Valley and LorbeTy Red
Ash Coals ut low figures also, Shamokin White
Ash. A full supply Of Cumberland Coal on hand,
and for sale ut the lowest market rates. Parties
wishing TO Law In their supplies for the winter would
do we'll TO see me before purchasing.
WRIT ROBERTS,
tel7 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets,
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T. B. SPENCE Sons UNDERCLoTh1SG fois
gentlemen is unsurpassed In quantity auai''!' anu
prfca
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If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR FASHIONABLE HAT
we advise you to 60 to P. WEIsIGER & Co.'S, 1901
Main street.
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VISITORS TO TIE STATE FAIR should not fail TO
20 to pIZZINi'S and see his splendid array oil
French and American candies, bon-bons, .jellics,
pickles, and lots of other good things.
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ALL OF OUR FRIENDS IN WANT OF HATS OR
ladies' furs will find them ut p. WEIsIGER Co.'s,
1901 Main street.
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New York, October 29.-The schooner
Hattie +. Sampson, from Charleston, went
ashore this afternoon on the Romer, where
she now lice.
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POWDER AND SHOT.
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.
LAEITN AND RAND POWDER COMPANY
manufacture the following brands, which they offer
the public IS articles Of great superiority:
ORANGE LIGHTNING POWDER,
from Nos TOT:
ORANGE DUCkISG POWDER,
{, ON Nos to S. packed in metal kegs OF Ut pounds
AUDUBON POWDER,
from Nos to 4, packed In metal kegs of st and IL!
pounds;
ORANGE RIFLE POWDER.
sizes F. g. FF G.. and FFF. IT,, IN metal kegs OF 81,
is and IS pounds.
Also. BLASTING and MINING; for sale by the
trade and DAYES PORT & MORRIS.
Sc Ie-8m Agents for the Manufacturers,
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E.B. SPENCE SoS's MERINo DOLLAR SHIRTS
are heavy and Of fine fabric.
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LADIES FURs OF TIIE MOST FASHIONABLE
make can be had ut P. WEIsIGER & Co.'s.
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IHAyR ANALYZED TIE wuIsKEY known under
the brand Of "B Select" controlled by Messrs WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
free from fus oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend Its use for medicinal and family purposes.
j. B. McCAw, NJ. D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College of Viz
ginia.
january Is, 1879.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
AVID ncfinnpQrS.

BY UruDDs q " IIJIaHIsf
Real Estate Agents and AHctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE BRICK D w f L LIN No. 624
i NORTH EIGHTH STREET, ADJOlNIHNG
THE CITY SPRING. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday 4th Of November, ut ~ o'clock I.
NJ, we will sell, upon the premises, the DWELL
ING occupied by MIR. w. Fl. Fox, situated as ABOVE;
1t has seven rooms, kitchen with four rooh5' ana
is furnished with water and gas.
The lot IS 70 by $50 feet.
This property Is situated in pleasant ana retred
part of the city, and IS yet very convenient 70 osi
ness.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
40 90 Auctioneers.
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SALOON OPENED .-PlzzrSl Is now prepared 10
serve oysters in various styles.
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FRESH AND RELIABLE CHEMICALS and MEpl-
CfSES at WOOD Il SONS.
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DIZZINI'S, S07 Broad street, is the place
L 10 buy your supplies of Confectonerles, Fruits,
&c. Our unequalled establishment In point Of
beauty, size, cleanliness, and low prices l. always
open to supply the wants OF our FRIENDS with pure,
fresh CoNFEcTIoNERIES, lCE-CREAM, JELLY,
FANCY CAKES, and CANDIES, manufacturer daily.
Cali on 4. PIZZISI, JR..
Oc l6 S07 Broad street.
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r. B. SPENCE & SONS STOCK OF oVERcoATs
gives general satisfaction as to quality ana price,
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MEssRs. j. BUMGARDSEn 6 Sons, Staunton,
Va, have now on hand u larger stock of OLD ID.
BCMGARDNER" whiskey than they have had
since the war. Send your orders direct.
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THE ONLY COMPLETE RESTAURANT Is NOW
, kent by ASroNI, / 05 Main street.
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PRESCRIPTIONS a SPECIALITY ut GOD " sons
corner Ninth and Main streets.
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COSFECTIONERHES.

A TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, THE BEST
n IN THE WOkLD.-The most delicious and
prepared in the incest manner and only of the very
best Ingredients. We defy competition IN quality.
Packed In tubs Of 60, 81, and = pounds, and IN
averaging 375 and $50 pounds; also. In glass jars,
and and 5-pouud tin cans. Trade supplied Of fac
tory prices. LOUIS j. BUSSIEUX,
oc 25 1Al2 Afain street.
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T. b. SPENCE & Sons stock of neck-ties, scsrfs
gloves, and gentlemens notions are varied In style
and cheap.
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TIE LARGEST CONFECTIONERY STORE IS no"
kept by ASTOSI, HOS Main street.
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BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW In the Masonic Gift
Concert al Norfolk.
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E,B. SPENCE Son have large stock OF ready
made clothing ut prices to suit the times.
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FASHIONABLE HATS AT r. wEIs1GER 8 Co.
LADIES, FURs AT P. WEB1GER & Co.'s.

GoroP. WEIsIGER & Co.'S, 1901 Main street,
If you want late-style hat or fashionable set OF
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If YOU WOULD SEE TIE GENERAL LEE AND
other trst-class stoves, don't fail to 90 to j. K
MouSTCAsTLE Co.'s, No. $50 Broad street. be-
tween Fifth aud Sixth streets, near the New Market
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk will
certainly take place January 18th, 1874.
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HAVANA ORASGEs.-PIzzISI has just received Il
fine lot Of oranges.
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b. SPENCE SONS heavy merino shirts at
one dollar are Of fine fabric, and give general salts
facti0u.