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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21
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80 ffsasn Hsfsts HAsemtNsts HfatENh
Mss~ s~A IN~v~ AarM.
fhs hNhs ~~ta
ihs msfhrf ,eel II ffew tie navses afNs,
sha sesaAea ~ gr.ts md .,ilisa III win
AnA hahs siers
Agatha |, wvsts.
Aha ssal ia,h iake IL rfYsa she mother.
frem rreseh, pain ari fu,uts anknt~n
hnrms
AM hais .irsrs
--~ltr llsnls
Thinking i tie least eser,rl rti.i.
lcge ,f cultivated humanity Esenc.
Win a man II nrrtsel II Christian.
isy. |, Is because Christianity ii opp ed
a. him - Hall
4 man should ne,rr le ashamed h
nvn hr has hccn III The wrong. which il
but saying other wof'l~. TINT be II wiser
to-day than hc was ,csterla, --lope
Res' w NJ, qait' Ing this hn.. career
NtN In tho hiting " self to uhr's sphere
IT, tie hrpak ! melton, clear Ni,haM arif,
Fleeing te tho ocean after It's life
y T.s losIns ahI serving the highest md hrst
Tis onwArd, answering and this Il trne
rest, -~uuathe
II isn heaven nron earth .p hnyc tho
mini move IN charity, rest IN providence
nnl turn upon tho rulrs " truth -
Bacon,
Our lifc Is determined for M. nnA II
makcs the mind very frc whom wc give
ap wishing, anA only think II bcaring
what IL mid upoa W, and sloing wha, II
given ~ IT, dn.--s'oorsc Elius.
III only when shpy .tsins 10 heaven, TIN,
sugrls
Reveal themselves 10 yrui they III nli la
lss.iile yam nnl liz dawn vi night by YOU.
VIM eare nai FIR .hcir presence nnsr ~
sleep
And MI Il nnre they leavr ynu, anil yo,,
know tLcm
---iirowning,
Whit n Mrln dnr. this uorl,l exhibit
70 my spiritual leina, sl,o from, his ple-
sntia,l sees the globe NO once ruuni II
should quicken on effort. II .rcnr. for
ourselves 4 refuge there, where sorrow
aud sighting aud guilt anl ain shall llce
away, A,rl thu reign Il love l,u complete
and aternal
The nrA sure symptoms " 4 mind Ii le,lllI
And re-, ~ heart anl pleasure found NJ han,.
Young
Humble w mnn he, VI IL heaven W ~
II MI In ihe roof there, but thu sase |. IL.
--llsrrl.k
Religion II not runnned 10 aicyutinl.
ii exercises, hut rather consists In ,loinu
AL w nre called and qualified 10 A.,
with ! single go - Gods glory and viii
from 4 grateful seuso n llis loye aud
mcrry 10 N This |. the alchemy which
turns everything into gold. ani stamps
value upon common actions, -
Newton.
Mover. - people nay 10 themselves.
how SHIRT their movers arc.
Never VIZ .ny an inngc u MI e,nr.
nifty makes NV rccl M II dayslen before
IA. hut never Ii mt nm eternity. obl,
n l,ror little lila wearing away day w
day. hunr by hour. seventy ~ eight,
YEARS aud our never N over with ~.
Miss 'lhackolay.
LIHmT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

Tho burglars jimmy is suslsss
bot, 10 Il always Frying into sths
peorlc's business,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

4 f.nr.rr.r.oll lissle by vs@srty
complained that his tecth '.hel tsoa
- his itnguA "
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21
! uiytring In Ito N0rlhNr,iprn COMni

raiItring In to NorlhNe.iera Counties.
Tho northwestern counties ~ Iowa,
moro particularly O~eola and Lyon. are
already suffering from lack II food and
clothing. with ! prospect of actual
starvation before The winter closeA Tho
Congregational association held a Spirit
Lake lat week, pa,sci 4 Mrics II rero.
lu.ians setting firth The condition u
lilo settler. IN thsl section, and asking
aid A leading and responsible citizen
u Hihley, Osesola county, for whose
yeracisy thc sioux city journal editor.
ially yonehes, siycs that paper ; plain
statement ef tho condition II affairs In
hi- vicinity. from which W make tho
following extracts
The people Il these northwestern
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

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w n. BALLARD.

VII, repa,r t't0rks. md rasran'ee
satisfaction. Ever, el,eL warranted ~ run
..ea tlMs, ar ~ lny l'rlna alenv ,oar
Adjective elask IL ht- re.iarlse, IN iiiFh
street, wssl af tAr Webster ilaa're. aud hr
vltl sst thsm right Charges f~asanul.
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LINE SPRINGS STATION, IOWA.
Real EstAt~ and relirstswN Agent
TAses paid for not.resl,tenis All ilbasinrr.
~ mall will hAyc prompt attention uuu.l
reference given when desired. III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21
AMI hals .lrsts /

~sA~a@ s-@9f TIthHe
Thinking l. tie least eser,ra ri,i.
lcgc ,f cultivated humanity ---ksene.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

Whit a Mrnr tlnr. this uorl,l exhibit
u my spiritual irina, who from his ele.
sntion sees the globe NO ,hrc round. II
should quicken o,.r ellort. IL Secure for
ourselves d refuge there. where sorrow
aud rishlng and gull. aud ain shall ilcr
away, auI thu reign 4 love l,a complete
aud oternal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

II isn heaven upon earth u hnyc tho
mini move IN charity, rest IN providence
nni turn upon the rulvs of truth
Bacon,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21
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Nss fnf.. tilhaan. alln -
flsann usan sllsha1 III,
NllaAA Eea, AlBMHl National liam,
MHtttNa8f4 Tls Aatttna liant
AthuA kiahttA. itWs FsAs8aaHtHt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-11-21

Our lifc Ii determined for us, and Ii
makes the mind very fr,c when We give
NJ wishing, aud only think IT bonring
WIN, II hid upon W., and loing what IL
given IN to do--t'uorgc Eliut.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES taO,oIs.

THlNA. GLASS, PLATED WARE. CUT
" LERY. BROsZEs. FANCY GOODS, VASES.
&c, AND H0USE-FURSISHIHG ,G00DS.-To
make room for my spring stock win from this
date offer my large and well-seiectei stock ~
greatly reduced prices for cash, which consist in
understandable goods:
PlATE-WARHERs, CoAL.yAsEs. F1RE-IEoNs and
STANDS: .sas $50,
DECORATED and PLAIN DINNER and TEA SETS,
DECORATED and PLAIN CHAMBER SETS,
DECORATED TETE-A-TETE sETs,
DECORATED and PLAIN TIN SETS.
CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENS WARE, in every va
riefy:
PLATED TAnLE and DESSERT KNIVES and Forks
SILyER-PLATED WARE In every variety and style.
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, SCISSORS,
&C.;
TEA and TABLE WATERS of all sizes;
large assortment OF BRoNZES, VASES, and
FANCY GOODS:
WALL-PocKETs, BRACKETS, TowEL-RACKs.
BRIrTaSfA. BLOCK TIN, and STAMPED WARE,
IRON and WOOD WARE, BRooMs, BRUSHES. &c. ::
BASKETS In every style, DoOR-MATs, &C. includ-
Ing complete stock of HoCsE-FCRNIsuTSGG GOODS,
all of which Will be sold low for cash.
Persons In want will find il to their advantage to
give me :: calrand examine the goods.
All orders promptly attended to.
I. CURRAET, 903 Main street.
fe l-S,Tu.T Thin y..-..
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A DREADFUL DEATH.--A man named Jen-
kins met terrible death in the great storm
of two weeks ago while journeying from
Sihley, MIMI, to Rock Rapids, Iowa. de
set out with mail-carrier at 10 O'Clock in
the morning. before the storm began. 1t was
not long. however, before the binding snow
fell thick and fast, and when thirteen miles
h.d been traversed the two lost their road
and their horses were floundering In drifts.
They attempted to urge them forward, but
1t was of no avail, and, finally, desparlng OF
making further progress, they blanketed the
horses and after making them rs comfort,-
BILE us possible crawed back themselves into
the hack. Their clothes were covered with
snow and their hands and feet were be-
nunlbed with the biting cold. In this way
they passed the terrible night. When daylight
came the horses were found to be frozen dead.
The storm, fer from abating, was increasing
in violence every minute. Leaving the car
ri,ge was certain death, and, suffering all the
paHgs of cold aud hunger, the unfortunate
men remained within their contracted quar-
ters, fully conscious Of the terrible peril they
were 10. Thursday morning found them alive,
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II @ kansas Standardization Move OF.
RaonlerOy-EHis Defeat

TnpEKA, january 29.-Thc Legislature met
III JOINT session al noon to-day TO vote for a
United States senator. Long before the hour
of assembling the galleries aud Stairways Of
the hail were dcnsely packed.
john J. ingalls,, of Atchsnn. was nomi-
mated. rs agreed upon by Il CAUCUS OF sixty
members. rs the iittcSt man to oppose Pomc-
roy.
senator York then proceeded to detail
three alleged interviews between himself and
pomcroY. He said these interviews were
held III pursuance of plan agreed upon by
hmSel! and other prominent opponents of
Pomcroy. The first one was on Friday night
last, when several persons were present, and
during which the matter Of the Ross letter
WAS discussed. The second was private at the
solicitation Of Mr. Polneroy. on Monday
night. vt this Mr.. Pomcroy offered him
lolkl $1,000 for his vote, 81 900 cash, 5000
Gu Tuesday, and the remainder on Thurs
day. York accepted the offer and took s. 900.
Tuesday afternoon lie met Pomeroy again,
by agreement. and received the So, 0C0 prom
is"d. He then produced a roll of bank bills
from his pocket. and said: "Hcre is the
$1,000 paid to me by Pomcroy, which now
desire TO place iii the hands of the president
OF the Joint convention"
AL the CONCLUSION OF Mt. 1oTkS speech i
motion was made for 4 recess until O'Clock
L. VI. to give Nr. Pomeroy IN opportunity
to defend himself, which WAS defeated by Il
large majority, and motion to proceed im-
mediately 10 ballot for senator carried amidst
great excitement. Before the calling OF the
roll was finished it was evident that ingalls,
would carry il great body of the Legislature,
both Pomeroy and anti-romeroy.
The Senate stood: ingalls,, 26; Lowe, 4;
Harvey, =; York, l. The House Ingalls,,
SO; Lowe, 8; Clarke, =; Robinson, /; King
may, !; York, /; blank, l. ingalls, was de-
cla,ed elected.
Immediately after Adjournment of the
joint convention complaint was entered in
court against Senator Pomeroy OIL the charge
OF bribery, and he was arrested, and gave
bail in 5000 to appear on Friday.
Senator York was arrested this evening
OH Il charge OF bribery, and appeared for
examination. The case was dismissed and
he was released. Pomeroy's friends say he
denies York's charges an toto, and Is pre-
pairing statement regarding the matter for
publication tomorrow.
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The STEVENS CASTLE OK F1RE.-A fire
broke out at $50 A. NJ. on Thursday in Ste.
vens's Castle, at Castle Point, on the out.
skirts of Hoboken city. The Hohoken fire
men being unable to extinguish the flames,
not having steamers, tue chief engineer tele.
graphcd to Jersey City for all the steamers
that could be spared. 1t is probable that the
interior of the castle will be entirely de.
stroyed. The building and contents were
very valuable. Tt was the residence of the
late Edwin a. Stevens.
The fire was checked at noon, but not un.
til great damage was done. 1t caught from
defective flue, and burned the observatory
room and the stories above to the corniccs oil
the tower Of the front wing. The main
building was not injured by the fire. After
some time engines from Jersey City arrived,
and the fire was subdued. The damage to
the building will amount to about $4,000
The valuable library was removed without
damage. and the Stevens family remained un.
harmed in the main building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01

CHURCH AND STATE IN ITALY-THE PORE
THREATENS TO LEAVE ROME IF RELIGIOUS On.
DERs SHOULD BE SUPPRESSED January
pa special telegram from Rome to La
Liberte (newspaper) says the Pope told N.
Corcelles, the present representative of
France at the Vatican, that he would leave
Rome if the establishments Of the heads of
religious orders were suppressed by the TIA
liam Government.
The foregoing dispatch is probably to be
taken in connection with one published yes
terday, in which it was stated that royal
decree had been promu gated by the Italian
Government whereby the State formally
took possession of sixteen converts in Rome.
If reliance can be placed on the kilograms to
La Libertf, the Pope has probably bound
himself to leave Rome.
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The n1aii.earrier surned to his companion
md found him maniac. The fearful suf-
fering and anxiety of those two days had
robbed him Of his reason. Tie day wore
on, and Friday morning came. The
storm had partially abated, and uar-
cling was practicable Two men pass
ing along the road in sleigh
perceived the stage, and drove to it. A hor-
ribIe spectacle met them. A few feet from
the hack lay the stifIened and lifeless body of
jenkins, his feet and hands terribly bruised
from the endeavors to keep his blood circu-
Iating. The carrier was found within the
carriage, muflled in robes and furs, and ap-
parently dead also. But as he was touched
be awoke from the almost fatal drowsiness.
He was conveyed to place of safety, but it
was feared that his legs would-have to be
The man jenkins, who met so
awful fate, was we'll known throughout
that part of the country, and was an agent of
the Ohio Bridge Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01

TIE Observation-Disclosures San Fran
cisco, January 30.--A movement is being
made to send Elijah Steele, promi-
nent lawyer and old resident of Yreka, and
other citizens, unarmed, to the camp of Cap
tain jack for the purpose Of treating with
him for peace. General GIllem will leave
Yreka to-day for Fairchild's camp. He an
nounces lis determination to attack the
ModocS as soon a. rcinforccmcnts arrive.
Denis Coleman Of this city, beat his wife
until she died. The coroncr'S jury last night
rendered verdict accusing him of the crime
of manslaugbter.
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TO THE LADIES.
DIR MR. i. WfLDT

OUR Mg. j.. WfLDT
has lust returned frLm the North, and we have
OPENED large lot of HUMAN HAIR of all colors.
which he was so fortunate to purchase at very low
IKE buy no goods ready-made, but manufacture
everything on the premises and use none but hair
strictly first quality.
before It is exposed for sale. by using all these pre-
cautious we are enabled TO guarantee hrst-class
work and never fau 70 give 80 dsfaction.
AN ENTIRELY NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
STYLE OF HEAp-DRESS.
All who see this graceful style VIII agree WITH Us
Something the want Of which has been Long, felt.
We win take great pleasure In showing aud =. sx-
call. WILLIAM WIFI .sON,
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,.pR0CrAMArroy..;
10y THE GoYERNnPr On 1f1pGIS

RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
~ PROCL aMATIDN.-Wh Whereas the General
Assembly OF Virginia did on the 7th iay OF JanII-
arg, ls7S, agree to resolution In these words, to
That the holders of the bonds of tho sta.c Of
sirglnta, either IN person or by proxy be respect-
Iuly invited to meet In conference COMMITTEE of
the General Assembly OF Virginia on the fifteenth
cay OF February, eighteen hundred and SEVENTY
three, the City Of Richmond, to consider the ex
istng Liabilities Of the Stlte OF Virginia with view
70 ialr Just equitable, honorable, and certain set
And whereas on the ed day or January. 1871. the
Generai Assembly did agree to another resolution
WEED Is In these words, to wit:
"Ihat The Governor be requested to give official
nouce TO the creditors of the State of the mectiue
proposed to be held in the city of Richmond on the
teenth OF February next, and invite their attend
Now, therefore, /, GILBERT G. WALKER, Cover.
nor OF the Commonwealth. dc hereby make known
the said action OF the General Assembly, and do re-
srectfully invite the holders of the bonds Of Virgil
MIA to assemble, In person by proxy I'm the CITY
or Richmond at the time and for the purpose above
get forth. 'Ooo "'0'
90, Done at Richmond this twenty third day Of
jLs.t january, one thousand eight hundred and!
seventy-three. and In the nInety-seyeuth
year OF the Commonwealth
&C. WALKER.
By the Governor:
JAMES MCDONALD, .-
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
ja2s-tlsth Feb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01

y Cleveland (O.) letter-carrier received
81 s'o0 on New-Year's from The citizens
III route. aud now wears blue shirt
"a L diamond pin In the bosom the sixe OF
,"toanut, and Is brilliant.
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EsETGS. siE>raBSs;Ssi. tst-
ETTYSBU RG
KATALYSINE WATER.

1t llas been demonstrated by Il series Of practical
experiments conducted by eminent physicians. and
been relieved from their suicrlngs by its use thai he
GETTYSBURG kATALYSlSE WATER Is the
nearest approach To specific ever disco. cred for
Dyspcpsia. Neuralgia. Rhcumltisn Gout Gravel,
Diabetes. Kidney and Urinary Diseases generally.
II restores muscular power to the pllalyic cures
patton Asthma, CatarIh. and Bronchitis; Diseases
Of the skin, General Debility. and Seryou. Pros
traton from mental and physical cxcesscs 1t Is the
greatest upiidote erer discovered foT crcessire et
ina Or drinking. II corrects the stomach, promotes
digestion, and relieves the head almost Immediately,
No household should be without It,. Every hotel
should keep II on auf. ForSalc by all druggists.
For history Of the Springs. for medical reports
of the power Of the water oyer disease. for marvel
lous cures, and for testimonials from distinguished
men. send for pamphlets. ~
For sale by PURCELL. LADD CO.. No. 121G
VI lin street, corner Thirteenth, and druggists ree-
rally in g-cud3nl
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O00 0tl0 FEET SEASONED 5-s
.LOO,OOO CANADA SYCAMORE, supe-
Itor Quality 100000 feet seasoned IL Canada Syca-
more, superior quality; also, large stick White
Pine, Poplar, Walnut. Cherry. Maple, Ash. Hick-
ury. Oak, Shingles, Latl,s. An kinds of Building
Lumber, together with large stock of Glazed Win
dows Blinds and Doors. cheaper than anywhere else
In the city. TRUMAN a. PARKER & CO.,
dealers In Lumber, Glazed Windows,
Doors and Blinds,
Canal and Byrd streets from Fifth to Sixth
n ll-3m
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STOVES. T'ENWARE. &c.

T r. MOUNTCASTLE & CO., No. $40
~ Broad street. between Fifth and Sixth streets.
LAMPS Of every desirable kind, including Per-
kins & HOUSES Patent safety Lamp.
GAS-STOEES, GhS-FlNTURtS. aud DROP
LIGHTS. Call and examine our fine stock of
COOkING-STOFES, sucn as the " General Lee
the Corn Planter" and others. ia 3
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UOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.-Fea-
4 i thcr and Hair busters, Nall and Floor Sweeps.
Shoe and Scrub'ing Brushes, Whltewash and Mill
Brushes Tubs, Cans, Buckets, Brooms. &c.
W. &. DANDRlDGE K CO..
ia9 S27 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01

Conssasaoa Of the National HANKS fn
Virginia.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, january 80, 1873.
Abstract Of reports made to the Controller
of the Currency. showing the condition of
the national banks in the State Of Virginia
at the close Of business Oh Friday the 9th
day Of December, 1872:
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T lME, LIME, LIA1E.-The Lime manu-.
IL Pictured by us In Botetourt county, known as
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME, VIII hereafter
I've put upon the market under the name OF INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left ut 0u3
office, No. 1908 Dock street.
DILLON, Elicit co.
November n. 1871. no9s
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! sEEDsMEY. 4 FIOnIgTs, DC.

GLOVER,
" TIMOTHY.
ORCHARD GRASS.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
LAWN GRASS,
HERpsGRAss. and every variety or
FIELD GRASS md - -
GARDEN SEEDS OF the finest quality
End offered nj the LOWEST MARKET RATES
wholesale quotations furnished 10 dealers.
Prompt and careful attention given TO all orders
whether by letter or IN person.
ALLISON & ADDISON.
Seed and Guano Merchants,
scs Richmond. Wa.
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TROUBLE SOME COUGHS AND
Il COLDS. sore throat. and hoarscncss speedily
cured Ivy WOOLFOLkS COUGH SlRUP. II
Rv producing y free cxpcctor,,ion of the phcgn
which ostrilcts them. thus auictinS The cough. sold
by PUWHATAS +. DCPuf, Apofhccary-
in % 421 Broad street.
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
BOOKS. STATIONERY, DC.

TE'HE LARGEST BLANk-BOOK AND
l. PAPER-BOX MANUFACrORY SOUTH OF
PfIIIADELPHIA.-The undersie nrti have this day
formed co-parncrship under the trrn-name am
style of Slh1OHS & ktlN1NGHAM Tor the manu.
cicture OF BLA Nk-BOOES anu PAPER BOXES.
The business will be carried Oh ut No. south
Twelfth street. corner Main.
WILLIAM F.. S1MONS,
w ii. Peter KEINISGH AM.
RICHMOND. VA. January /. 1873. ja 1l-3m
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RESTAURANTS.
MILLINERY.

MILLINERY, DRY GOODS, Nos
WI TiONS. ETC. ETC.-MMs W. S. sSYtZR
MOODY, CORNER HULL AND ELEVENTH SnSFse
hand a large and wrll-assor,ed stock OF DRY
GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c,
&C which she Is selling at Richmond prices. BON,
NETS, HATS, &C.. &c N aDE, REPAIRED, and
TRIMMED IN BEST STYLE. Satisfaction guar.
antced. Give her cau. in l-lmH
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LIME AND CEMENT.

DOCkLAND LINE.
ESQ barre.s ROCKLAND LIME expected IN
few days.
For sale by
ia2s A, s.. LIEF.
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CONTEMPORARIES.
pEAn ESTATE AGENTS.

IN consequence Of the many inquiries made
4 M them by Engllsil gentlemen relsiiye 70 ~.
Ting IN Yiggf1ia, Messrs. BESGE. SLA az 49,
co. OF Giendower Aibenare e3an!y asyr
viii be dad to bear from gentlemen having tana scs
disposal. - !. - 80.
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REFERENCES:
WALKER & SAUNDERS NJ. 1916 Main street,
Richmnid. Va.
MOODY & ROYALL. Real Estate Agents, corner
Seventh and Hull streets, Manchester Va.
\. NoNTEIRo. VI. H.. Office corner Tenth aEd Hull
streets. Manchester, Va.
SpoTTs & GIBSON, rs and III Fourteenth street,
Richmond. Va.
BROWN, PEMBERTOS & Co., Nos. 1923, 1925, and
1927 Cary stree, EiChmOnd, Tn.
". W. BALDWIN, Hardware Merchant, No. 1913
Main street, Richmond, Va. ja 30-lw*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01
TAKE NOTICE.
GROCERIES,, &

ROCERIES! GROCERIES I'VE are
" offering large and wcll-seected stock of GRO-
CERIrS at low prices. We name
800 bags RIO COFFEE.
$50 bags LAGCAYRA COFFEE,
50 gluues JAVA COFFEE,
$50 barrels PORTo RICO SUGAR,
200 barrels REFINED SUGAR.
20 hogsheads DEMARARA SUGAR,
20 llnrshcads NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
~ barrels FERRIS HANS, 10 barrels FERRIS SUOCL-
DERS. Is boxes SIDES and SIIoULDERSi SO ucrccS
aud kegs LARD, 10 ticrccs CAROLINA RICE, $50
boxes and haif-boXcs ADAMASTtSE CANDLES, loo
barrels Nos. / ., and VI ACKEREL. $50 barrels En-
IRA FLOUR. leo bags prime CLOVER SEED, rcceiv-
ing this day by ~
IL % ROBERT +. VILLA Ms Co.