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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-28
BY Wellington Goddin,1
Hill l. Goddin, .

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
FOURTH, N AIN, CAKY, AND TH D
sTkEETS-Ry virtue OF decree OF tne am tbs
Eth of October, 1873, In the case Of Hobson's ex-
ecutors against Hobson, &C., we. the underslgned,
Wellington Goddin auctionecr. proceed to sell at
FP n"ii9 su on the 5tk November
TENEMENT on the west line Of Fifth between
Grace and Franklin streets recently In the occu
pane{ Of Juege e. ey t5on eet VIDE rect
contains ten rooms besides the usual accommoda-
tions for servants and is supplied with modern I'M
After which will he sold that VALUABLE LOT
on the south side of Main between Third and Fourth
streets, fronting Al 16 feet, running back ieGt
LOT on the west line of Fourth between Main ana
Cary streets fronting 4S feet, running back lou
feet, bounded on both sides by aleYyS,sn.v .ho
9th Of November, s7s~at O'Clock p NJ, through
SIX MHSDsoME FRAMED TESE GoIHsI rs 9Th xt9
and Fomrth streets each containing seven rooms,
besides the usual out-buildings; These tHnements
arts rf and gdG are Veil built They front 2i feet each
and run back Ok feet TO an alley ten reel wlde:
Agd 5es s F. g. ,h hs n
BE BE- { BRICK -TESEMESTs on the east
Inc q third Main and Gsy srs sas
tencments are very handsome; are remarkably wen
built; contain about eight rooms each one IS va
can't and the other Is occupied by good tenant.
They have all the modern Improvements and the
usual servants accommodations.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance mt SIX. twelve,
added, and title retanGd III tg further ordsrot the
court SHSkEF Ti s WILLIAMS
oc o. Special Commissioners.
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DRY GOODS.

ssTTHE EXCITEMENT is ALL OVER"
but great bargains are still selling at JULIUS
SYCLE'S, AIS Broad street he offers the ioho"-
ing goods: q. ,u.,so.
BLACK GROS-GRAIS SILKS at $40 worth So
BLACK SILKS at 81 so, IL. IS. W;
[;OioRED SILKS ut 75c.. 81, 81 80, az.
DRESS GOODS.
SATTEESs, CAMEL'S HAIR,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, DIAGOSALS,
Moss CoLoRS, ALpACAS, ana SILK fOPLtSs.
BLACK GOODS.
Observation-Disclosures,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS,
Mot SSELAISES and GRAPE CLOTHS:
full line of BLACK ALpAChS from zoo. 10 SLIP
WHITE AND COLORED FLASSELS from zoe. 10 ~
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLANNELs;
WELSH AND SHAKER FLASSELS.
BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS from - to 500;
COLORED BLANKETS, COMFORTERS, anu QUILTS.
CASSIMERES.
In these goods we have u full assortment from 75c.
to 50 yard
SIAwLS and CLoAKs, new styles;
BALMoRAL aud BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
in CAMBRIC EDGISGS, REAL AND fALES-
CIESSES LACES, all prices:
KID GLOyES-our own lmportatlon-S1 10 Sz' :,
GESTLEMEN's aud LADIES' UNDERWEAR, full
BLEA cHED AND BROWN CoTToNs.
NV stock Is complete In every department, ana
| offer special inducements to all In want OF such
goods. 10 he convinced come and ,s see ioF your
AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
statesmen: j. j. Turner, W. u. Powers, john
n. Gary, George r. Bagby, l.. }. Stern.
oc lStJanl
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LEXINGTON, October 20, lo''

LEXINGTON. October 70, 1910.
To the Editors of the Dispatch: ~
Assuming that Mr.. Ramsdelt, IN ms
,,,onch of ChristIansburg. said, according 70
the report published in the local iSpei'
,' @Tbe present State superintendent OF
pnhli, instruction is not in sympathy WIN
the Conservative party as to our lree-scil '.o
,,n1;cy and that il the Republicans are sue
aessfi,i In the present political contest hF'
Rutfner will be retained in his place,
say, In reply, that every man acqualneeIi
with the history Of legislation on scheos
matters in Richmond knows that my views
are in peculiarly close correspondence VAN
the action of the Conservative party on All
material points OF sour school poilcy ana
That every man who has had an opportunity
of learning my sentiments on poliucai SUD-
iecfs knows that l am Conservative OF
very decided type. .,,..
In nv official conduct have ignored party,
and | shall continue to do 50 most scripu.
lousy as long as may remain in ONCE, mol
only from q sense Of duty, but from Strone
desire to carry the blessings OF educatioh
With absolute impartialiiy to all classes, ricn
and poor, white and black. But just I'D pro
portion to the strength OF that desire Is Tue
strength of my conviction that the SUCCESS
of the Conservative party is essential 10 tne
continued prosperity and usefulness OF the
school system in Virginia.
One could scarcely have deepsr lmpres.
sion than have OF the Improperly OF az
officer in my position publicly engaging IN
party politics; but as this Is not the nrs'
nor the second time that speakers have en-
deavored, unintentionally, hope, to pace
me in a false position at crisis When ue
not wish TO be misunderstood, feel Justl
fed in making this disclaimer.
w. Ii. RUFFNER.
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KNoRrH CAROLINA TEMPERANCE APOSTLE

ANORTH CAROLINA TEMPERANCE APOSTLE IN
EuROrE-WoNL STRETCHES OF MAGMA
T1oN.--fMilton IN. CO. Chronicle. II talked
with Theo. Ramsay, the young temperance
apostle, of his recent trip to Europe. Said
Ramsay: 81 landed at Glasgow, Scotland,
with seven dollars in my pocket and my feet
out. The lodges distributed so many pounds
amongst us, and sixty dollars was my share.
With this | travelled over four different
countries, and bought this suit on my back
for twelve dollars. / went to Sheffield, Eng,
to the great Rodgers knife factory, and saw
4 knife with 1872 blades in it-a blade for
every year. asked one of the employees if
Mr.. Rodgers was in, that / wanted to see
him. He said he wasn't there; that he had
been dead for one hundred years. l went
to Sir Walter SCOTS house where he was
born, and saw his pen, his hickory stick,
and sat by his table with pen in hand, and
imagined myself Sir Walter Scott.
went where Burns was born and leaned
Oh his bed and wrote a letter. / went
out to the well where 'Mungo's mither
hung herself and drank a cup of
water. walked up the Bonnie
Doom where Burns composed his poems, and
imagined myself Burns, and washed my
hands ia the stream / looked IN through
the same window of the church where Tam
OShanter saw the witches, and, like Tam,
ran across the bridge, but without the mare.
went to London and got In the Old sage
coach that Napoleon used to ride 10, Walen
was captured at Waterloo, and the driver
locked the door and imagined myself Ma
poleon. The crowd pressed me, ana L sung
out to them, Give back. gentlemen, Napo-
leon is aboard' went to John WeSiey'S
grave with the Wesley family and had my
picture taken standing at the grave. You
can get one from Watson" and he gave me
an order for one. Ramsay was gone eleven
weeks, and made the whole trip on three
hundred dollars. He says 1t is q usual
thing over III that country to ask man,
/" How old is that house q" and get the On.
swer, 81 That house Is only, a thousand years
old 81 80 l,,@g. - - d
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BY Grubbs &C Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AucuOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

'TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE FAMOUS
l. MOUNT ERIN SPRING" PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.-By virtue of certain deed OF
trust from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany 10 the subscriber trustee, dated 9TH June,
1873, and duly recorded, being the eto required by
the holder of the notes secured, viii sell az the
Office of Grubls & Williams. in the city of Rich
mond, on TUESDAY the 2sih day OF October:
1873, at II O'Clock NJ, the MOUNT ERIN
SPRING PROPERTY, adjoining the town Of . F fnr
ton, and near the wharvcs ut Rockets. 1t embraces
about three acres OF land, and has upon 1t an excel
lent frame dwelling with about eight rooms,
The main value is In the SPRING, which n0ws
unfailingly about 500 gallons per minute OF clear,
soft water, with an elevation at its source when
would rise to the third stories Of houses ON Maa
and Tenth streets. Right of way has been granted
and pipes laid conducting the water to the FORMER
distilery of Messrs. Stearns i Drummer. ana 10
the sugar-house ut Rockets. There Is no estlalins
The value of this water-supply to manufactures,
depots, &c. - Gala
fERMs Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sac
and note for 81 ,275.25, due 9Th October, 20,
with interest thereon from It's maturity ~ per
cent credit as to 81 .300.25 until Sth Febrnary,
1874: Il further credit Us to S1,325.2o untli Gun
June. 1874; and cash as 10 the residue OF me pur
chase mouey. The credit instalments VIII De ior
negotiable notes with per cent. Interest added
and secured by deed Of tllist upon the property.
oc IL L. W. UhIboe' trustee.
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nv n: Mr.. Lee, Auctioneer,
Nh 1014 Main street.

SALE OF E c yALue
u ABLE REAL ESTATE, AT,JTE HET S0FEIFFTTHH
sTREETs, At AUCTIONin pur ci1H Es R 81
@end entered on the 9th day Of octSbera fsas
In The snit of " Wilkinson and wife US. MSsed
substituted trustee and qls" the 1nders a neo
special GoSshcYgelh 9th day Of October s73
Commencing ut O'Clock 70 sell the K af tc
Of Venable and m sdIeeIs
IN Tho city of Richmond consisting OF lne proper.Ss
recently occupied by Henry Linkhauer; oeceaSeu,
frontim9 on Venable street l57 feet ana ruhning
hact "a feet on Twenty-ffth street, WIN dwell
me- siorehouse, and other Improvements thereon;
fhis property will be sold In lots ACCORDING 70
,,,an dr,wn bv Joseph J. Pleasants and hlcd III the
papers OF the cause, which VIII be exhlo'Iea al the
sale. sota,o az ,I,, tu,o1ro
and eighteen months purchasers giving their nego-
liable notes for the deferred pay with Interest
ADDED and the title TO be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid and conveyance ordered
by the court.
At the same time and place we will sell Il valuable
MILE. owned by said Henry Linkhauer, deceased.
- II. A. ATKINSON. JR..
A. X. COURTNEY,
oc2 % Special Commissioners.
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BY W. r. Polk < Co.,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. z Tenth stree pos.-Oficc square.

GALE AT AUCTION OF SIX BEAUTI.
- Full LOTS IN ARLINGTON. FRONTING;
EACH Thirty FEET ON DANCE STREET,
VIII he sold at auction. on the premises. on Mon.
DAY, October 9th. 1873, al O'Clock =. ~, six
BEAUTIFUL LOTS, located as above. runniug
back distance OF one hundred and thiry-h.c. .,.t
four inches.
To persons seeking high, healthy and beau.ifu,
lots on which to build. and to those who wish 10
make real estate Investments instead Of panicky
stocks and bonds, a. these are Immediately outside
the corporate limits, where land Is cheap ami aAeS
low, yet where the rapid growth OF the city must
and Is enhancing their value every day, his Is
good opportunity.
TERMS: One-f0urth cash; balance at four. eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes, legal Interest
added. ". Il. POLK CO..
Auctontcrs.
POSTPOSEMEST.
The above sale Is postponed on account Of In
element weather until FRIDAY, Octoter 3ls', at
O'Clock =. NJ.
c2S VIZ POLK & Co, Auct!oneers.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ABLE MACHINERY FOR
Y SPLITTING WOOD, BORING PUMPS. &c,
AND STEAM-ESGlNE,A AT AUCTIOS.-We >el.
at auction. on the south side Of basin bank between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. adjoining the store Of
Richard Schultz. OF THURSDAY, 9Th November.
1873 Mt II O'Clock NJ. lot of valuable mach-
merry, consisting In part OF
/ l4-HORSE Pow Err ENGINE:
l WOOD-SPLlTTING MACHINE, Conoycr's
patent, with exclusive USE Ui same for the city
of Richmond:
/ PUMP-BORING MACHINE:
Lot OF SHAFflNli. &C, SC.
TERMS: At sale GRUBHS WILLIAMS,
oc 2S AurtiouccrS.
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A Troy policeman sWore as follows against
prisoner =" The prisoner set upon me,
called me an ASA precious dolt, scare.
crow, ragamufhn, an idiot-ali Of, which
certify 10 be true" 49,
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WuLIAM B. GRIFEITHs, Ky

PLAIN AND FANCY sLATE-ROoFER, .
400 CANAL srREET, RiCHH0ND, Va. p ID.
All work warranted TO be good aud water-proof
Prices moderate. Good references can be kiYen
OrdexAseft ~ Qo4nan'a hardware store, Goveruor,
st.eet, SID residence 400 Canal street, VIII be
promptly attended to. oc I7-ims
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BY james VI. Taylor & son,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
i FARM on JAMES RIVER ABOUT SIX
MILES BELOW TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ADJOINING CHAFIS'S BLUFF ASDIiE VIII
TON ESTATE, CONTAINING ONE ICNDkkD
AND SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, AT AUCTION BY virtue OF deed ol trs.
executed TO the subscriber, dated Angus! !. lHil,
and duly recorded In the cers- office Of !-hrieo
County Court, In Deed Book 30. plgG 2J1. tp 49,
cure the payment Of certain negotiable note, Therein
mentioned. ana AT the request al the holder al one
of said notes will proceed To sell at puhlicau:Ihn
nc the courthouse of IIenr!co county, on Mon
DAY the Sd day of November. IS Is thI '"lGs
court-dayJ, at IL O'Clock NJ, that valuable FARM
conveyed by said deed, and located n above.
The improvements consist OF Il comfortable !r.IHc
dweling,wth four rooms, and the usual oai-housc>
The land extends from tire Osborne turnpike 10
James river, with n good landing thereon. There
are about 90 acres cleared Of which 20 acie> ar"
fairgrounds.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay the expenses 81
sale and n balance due on note OF $4,000, Which
is subject to credit Of $500: and upon credit AS
TO S4S7.50 till February /. sI4: AZ TO s503.fI
till August !, 1874: rs 10 1920 tll February IL
1875; as to $536.25 till August !, 1873, for ne
gotiable notes secured by deed Of trust! Terms
rs to any surplus of the proceeds OF sale after
enough TO satisfy the aforementioned sums OF mo-
ney due and to become due will be made k.DwE on
the day Of sale. JAMES ". TAYLOR
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By Cook Il Laughtcn. Auctionfers,
rorner Governor and franklin streets.

By Cook D. Laughtcni Aucuontus,
corner Governor and franklin streets.
raIEGANT BRUSSELS CARPETS, COT
II Nor sT1ITs. &c, AT AUCTION.-THIS
nav Mt 10 o'clock we will sell at our auction
rooms ~ ,,axr
elegant ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPET,
new BRUSSELS CARPETS, 1Sx15h feet-'erS
handsome; - r.n,,.rs ,-a
HtT.RACKs MARBLE-ToP TABLES, af..a
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS,
MARBLE-ToP COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT,
IMITATION OAK COTTAGE CHAMBER Soiie'
Several superior FEATHER BEDS, ~
WARDRoBEs, CABINETS .jyI
WAsHsTANDS, BEDsTEADs, CHAIRS, ss'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, MATTRESSES. I..' -
COOKING and HEATING-STovEs, &c.
100 Anct1oueers.
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AUCTION sALEs-Yuture ~
BY Thomas W.Keesee, Auct,oneer
1917 Vain street
! ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SAW
ATAUCfIOS or
ELEGANT NEW PARLOR, CHAMpEp ,v,,

7 ARGE AND PEREMpToRY SAW
ATsAUCrIoS Or Hn"h
ELEGANT NEW PARLOR, CHAMpEp ,p,>
DlEfSG.ROOM FURNITURE.
MAETEL AND PIER-MIRROHs, ETC. rrr
VIII be sold on MONDAY MORNING no,o,.-
za d, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at nv auctinns
I WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, with marble
| POLISHED WALNUT pAsLon SUIT, IN
| wi sIis CHAMBER SUIT, with marble
EE2EH YG eh EARLIER sg gG @ plush. ;4.
wa&E,E KS rARIoR SUIT, in .h.rclo.h, medal.
WALNUT WALNUT P 5HaEE sYlT st II ~,n n.,.
5 wAHT ttSSSI s1DEBoAEps. trimmed in French
- Tslnut-of beautiful deslgn-etagere top, mar
OAK sffDEBoARDs, FreucI.,r,mmc, -,
8 elegant w AL No T sIDEBOARDS. French
irimHied-of superb finish and style-marhe
Grand md Observation-Disclosures.
! KOsEW oOD-cAsE 7-OCTAVE PIANO.
Inc above goods are frst-cass In all respects. and
tmy was ~ to which we invite the speciaa,-
CANT and fine furniture. We are Instructed by tie
/ : THOMAS W. kEESEE,
Agent Tor Halls Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes.
ALSO,
BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS:
FOUR OUTAGE CHAMBER SUITS fcom.
W1AALSNIgJ1T BOOKCASE and MAHOGANY SEC.
WALNUT and MAHOGANY WARDROBEs;
BUREAUS, WASHS'TAEDS, TABLES,
CHAIRS, TUCKER BED-SPRISGS.
EEATHER-BEDS and MATTRESSES,
TIN-SAFES. &C., &c.
THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctionecr
Agent for HALLS FIRE AND BURGLAR.
PROOF SAFES. J..
"+"s ~, POSTPOSEMENT.
Owing to the Indictment weather the above s,,oI +
postponed to WEDNESDAY MORNING tJc,ol..r
Pc, 1873, commencing at 10 O'Clock
THOMAS ". kEESEE.
0c2S AuciiOntcr
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Auc,ioneers.

IN cO0 SHARES PETERSBURG
lOsOUO RAILROAD STOCK FOR SAL E.
To close partnership pursuant to articles We shall,
on WEDNESDAY, 29th Of October 1878, al ~
Brown & Co., No. Exchange Court. Exchange
Place, near Broadway. III the city OF New Gs sni,
sell at public auction, III one lot or mass, iV;6gU
PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY tbeing
the road from Petersburg, Va, to Weldoneind Gas
TERMS: so5O.oOO In cash; $3.50, 900 to be paid
on the LIST of August, 1875, with interest at the
rate Of six per cent. per annum. payable semi
annually; the balance to be paid In two equal iDst
uients ut four and eight months. with inseres, al
seven per cent. per aunum; deferred payments
satisfactorily secured. REUBEN kAGLAND,
"A. PLUMMER,.
+ e.. J nt1 WI. X. MALLORY.
PETERSBURG, VA, October &, 1873.
oc 7-2tawtds
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AUCrTow sALEs-Futurs Days.
BY e. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
NO, o Fourteenth street.

r SHALL OFFER FOR sALE.AT PUB.
i lie auction on MONDAY, Noyember Sd, 1873,
IN the DTemises, OF 4 P. NJ, that very desirable
conta.ning I'VE acres. situated be-
tween Williamsburg avenue and Osborne turn
pike, formerly occupied by Mr. ,. 6. Wsi tnow
as whole, or may, at the hour OF sale, Il desi-
rabe, sell It In lots. This property Is said TO be
very valuable on account OF Its facilities for making
bricks. 70 those engaged in this line of business,
would ask their especial attention: =
- 81 - - .sst Auctionee
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BY James L. Apperson,
'114 Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer'
corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES AND AssIGNEEs SALE
Al Auction OFF THE SMALL BRICK
TENEMENT No. 6, ON THE WEST SIDE OF
PINE si BETWEEN MAIN AND cA.T STREETS
~ snk,nntla md wife. dated 9Th December, 1872,
the as ises II s ss
aee1 ~, aiu r sn on THURSDAY, November 9Th,
9s7a ~ - O'clock p 81. the property located as
aoye occupancy Of fsst an1 dcni Ebq Z;
avanffvaeyer and half feet. The dwelling con-
t,ins four rooms with kitchen, &c. !, - -. -,
Terms: Remarkably accommodating; VIII
" ni'e'e III. a. b. APPERSON, Trustee, 4@h
Nc 17 ..f,f2. ROBERT STANARD, Assignee.
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BY Lyme 6 Brother. g.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
. No. 1912 Main street. .....s

MINE SMALL FRAME TENEMENTS,
~ sITI1ATED ON THE WEST LINE Of
NINTH STREET NE An THE ,b nh rsauss o2 the
nwner sell mt public auction, on The premises, on
THESDAY the 2Sth October, 1873 at ~ r: ~ l:
NINE SMALL FRAMED TENEMEMIss,, c yS.'y viii IN
nsuai out-bouses and lots attached. TO parties OF
limited means this offers fine cna t1s1 20 'a' y
comfortable little home at o SINAI, outA!' -.
: THE TERMS will be very liberal: ,.,oroore
~ % LYME 6 BROTHER. Aucloncers.
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(,ARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
Our stock Of goods has just been replenished 10y
the addition of 10000 worth Of
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
for the fall and winter trade, bought for cash. OF
the latest novelties in imported and domestic fab
RIGS We are now displaying most attractive US
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
Also, new aud beautiful fabrics in
DRESS GOODS
in all new and desirable shades
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
very rich and cheap.
In black goods our stock Is very complete, con:
sisting in part Of
BOMBAZINEs, CASHMERES,
ALPACAS, MOHAIRS,
TAMISE, GRAPE,
HENRIETTA and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
selected with great care as to good and permanent
black. Also, 4 choice lot Of
CARPETS, RUGS, DRUGGETS, &C, &C.
All Of which We offer ut the very lowest market
prices. CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
Sc 29-tDe16
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. ANE s. BODLEY.
s q A FT IN G.,

Ball-and-Socket adjustable Hangers, Palleys Of
uniform weight, Compressed Couplings, and Gear
Ing OF any face, diam .ter, pitch Send for Cata-
)ogne. ...'1i tt. LANE 4 BODLEY,
i..ft. cornes john and Water streets,
. rryss-A.W,F&wsm ~ Cincinpsh, Ohio.
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Il anew HOUSES, now renting from $40 to
$50 per month. Prices from $500 to 81 900.
Also, valuable unimproved property in good To-
caities. Terms liberal. Apply to
MOODY & ROYAL, '--
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
oc11 .f Manchester, WI
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MAGNOLIA LOTS.-Some time during
lHl the coming year ! intend to realize 10000
from the sale of LOTS in Magnolia. The sales VIII
be ut auction, and due notice given. In the mean
time Invite those contemplating investments In
the safest of all securities in one of The most grow,
Ing parts of the growing city of Richmond, to eau
lies ia the western portion of the city and its SUI
burbs, near Richmond College, and between the
FAIRGROUNDS and The 1eart of the city Its aaTan-
tageS building. Its SOIL natural drainage, groves
and springs, are unsurpassed.
THIRTY-THREE ACRES inside and upwards
Of SIXTY ACRES outside Of the corporate l1mite:
Offers for long leases for any portion except what
will be sold, the dwelling, and thirty acres, viii be
considered. foe 2S-3t*) N. +. BOWIE.
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pOWDER ASD SHOT.


nUPONTs POWDER.
500 kegs DUpoNr's SPORTING POWDER F. fr'
,,soo Kegs DUpoST's BLASTING and MINING row,
500 half and quarter kegs, for RIFLE, DUCK anu
socases bIHToND g aAlS and EAGLE in canister rs
| h,so sso noo feet HEMP, siugle and double IAfE
FfIsE. For sale by +. :. WORTHAM ~,
&c ls-stawsw Agents for the ManuLacIule-s.-
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. .-
LAFLuN AND RAND Pow1ERF. S G9M PA o,,er
annfacfnrc the following brands, which tney oner
the mbIic as articles of great superiority
Wy 0RRXSGE LIGHTNING POWDER,
from Nos. to q:
ORANGE DUCkISG POWDER,
r. onn Eos to g. packed in metal kegs OF q pouhus
>'' AUDUBON POWDER,
from Nos to d packed III metal kegs OF ct and III
ORANGE RIFLE POWDER,
sizes F. Co. FF G.. and FIFE. g., In metal Kegs OF of'
Is and Is pounds.
Also. BLASTING and MINING for SAFE ny u'e
trade and DAVENPORT MORkls,
co ie.sm Agents for the Manufacturers
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DIzzINPs, s07 Broad street, is the place
I 10 buy yo1r supplies Of Confecdoneries, Fruits,
&c Our une0uaIied establishment In point Of
beauty, Size cleanliness, and low prices IS always
omen to supply the wants Of our friends with pure,
fresh COSFEcTIoNERIEs, 1CE-CREAN, JELLY,
FANCY CAKES, aud CANDIES, manufactured daily.
Cali ON - -P1ZZtSt, JR..
&c l6 ~ S07 Broad street
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CONFECTIONERTES.

4 TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, THE BEST
n IN THE WORLD.-The most delicious and
nutritious article for pies ready for immediate use
prepared In the incest manner and only Of the very
best ingredients. We defy competition In qualify.
Packed In tubs of 60, 81, and 3 pounds, and in s
averaging 375 and so pounds; also, In glass jars,
and 2 and 5-pound tin cans. Trade supplied at fac
tory prices LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
: or BE- lA12 Main street.