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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-10
Various items.


WASHINGTON, January 9.-The receipts
from customs are so variable as to afford no
data at present on which to base hopeful cal
culations concerning the future. Ilis, how
ever, supposed at the Treasury Department
that in about ten days the receipts will be
more uniform.
The commissioner of internal revenue is
much encouraged by the receipts of bis b,l-
reau. So Eir, for this month, they are 81, ,0tQ,.
600. and the prospect is that they VIII soon
be restored 10 what they were before tteiate
panic, thus fulfilling his calculation Of $780,
o00, 900 annually.
Several Of the members Of The .appropria.
ton committees think the estimates viii be
cut down about i0,0G0, 900, but that this
will not be sufficient 10. bring the expendi.
lures OF the Government within the receipts
from oil sources for tbe next 6seti year.
Therefore some measure of Treasury relief
will be necessary as Congress, however, will
not act hastily on the subject. .g5
WAsHINGroE, January 9.-The Controller
of The Currency c:lls for q statement from
the national banks up TO Decenbef 2e.h. sss
The President has nominated Caleb tcush.
ing, of Virginia, as GhiefJustice of tie
Supreme Court.
Its understood that General Butler will
tintrodueea bill Ia The House looking TO The
solution OF the Louisiana trouble by il new
election. "a
Innocent purchasers of Louisiana secusi.i
ties are represented here By COUNSEL urging
SOME action on the part OF the Government
far protection. They claim that Governor
sKelioeg has proclaimed the State bankrupt.
Old supporters OF the existing Government
10 Louisiana secm lukeW,rm and mainly in-l
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GREENrILLE, s. c.,
January l, 1874.
JOHN ". DAVIES C son, tLEE GALLERY,
Gentlemen:
Thank you very
much for the beautiful meinori,i
picture. It greatly snrpasses any
other work of that kind have
cTer seen, and my family and
friends, as well as IN! self, have
been much interested and gratilicd
in looking ut II.
Very respectfully,
JOHN a. BROADCS.
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ESTHER, TIE BEAUTIFUL QUEES.-Bradbu.
rs's cantata Of Esther, the Beautiful Queen
will be rendered by the Richmond Amateur
Musical Association, at the Second Baptist
church. on Monday evening. The Associi-
ton will be assisted by Professor j. Lewis
Brown and Mr.. Louis Perr0t.
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METHODIST SuSDAY-ScHooL SoCIETY.-The
regular monthly meeting Of this Society viii
be held at Union Station Methodist church
at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Interest.
ing addresses from Bishop Doggett and
others may be expected.
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COUNTY SCHOOL APPoINTMENTs.-The first
meeting of the State Board Of Education
since Governor Kemper's Inauguration was
held yesterday, at which the following
county school superintendent were ap.
pointed Caroline county, Captain Thomas
X. Dew; Bedford county, S. T.. Dunton
Culpeper county. DIR. Robert Z. Utterback,
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REWARD FOR AN ALLEGED MURDERER
The Governor yesterday offered reward OF
500 for the arrest Of the alleged murderer
of w. G. Durkin, of Culpeper county, who
is supposed to be one William Jones (col.
ored). The deed was accomplished about
the last of December by blow with an iron
bar, and the alleged perpetrator has SO far
oSconp6-
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WANTED, TO SELL THE FOLLOW

w ANTED, TO SELL THE FOLLOW
" ING SECONDHAND DMACHINERY.-We
t'Nr now on hand and will sell at very moderate
iatc>, the following lot Of secondhand MACHINE
El-yl2:
Two DOUBLE HOSTING ENGINES, suitable for
intnins, tunnelling, or other purposes. Each OF
.iese engines has two cylinders, TX inch diam
atcr ar lS inch stroke: two drums, feet
ciani.tcr by feet long; geared to engine In pro-
portion or S ;o l. and arc provided with discou-
, meeting gear and friction brakes;
tht ; horsepower PORTABLE LANE & BOD
LEY fNGlNE, cylinder Inch by IL inch.
poorly rev:
o"e 80 horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE, with
CIRCULAR SAwMILL and SAW complete;
'Ae IL horsepower STATIONARY ENGINE,
- c!huder inch by l2 inch;
i"o4 horsepower stationary ENGINES, CYL
, in'i"r Inch by ! o inch;
on" 80 horsepower LOCOMOTIVE BOILER, in
. ilrst-rate condition, nearly new:
'4e 20 horsepower LOCOMOTIVE BOILER, In
., hts.-raie condition., nearly new:
nnEc 81 horsepower VERTICAL BOIL Err;
IN. ~ HORSEPOWER VERTICAL BOILER.
i"s FLUE BOIL ERS. 26 feet long, AZ inch dame
+. yer. each with two 4 inch lueS In good order ::
i, our No. tSILKTEVAEI BLOWERS,
,rc nc W. - CRTEFANT BLOWER,
!o tho No. MCkENZIE BLOWERS,
,!e 40. = ANDREWS CENTRIFUGAL PUMP,
'Ii N4; TUkBlNATG CENTRIFUGAL
Three No. o CAMERON PUMPS,
''hc KNOWLES PUMP,
we FABLE PUMP.
itfce NOODWARD PUMP2.
'"F iurther particulars, address
,. WILLIAM Z. TANNER & CO..
Ho-iW Richmond Va
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SUPREME Court OF ApPEALs.-The case Of
the Town of Danville Us. j. B. Pace will be
argued in the Supreme Court Of Appeals to
day Ould & Darlington for appellant
Frlncs j. Smith, Of Alexandra, and H. Fl
Marshall and F. L. Smith, Jr., of Richmond
for aDDellee.
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Whole Family Hurned 10 Death.
CHICAGO, January 9.--At Lapeer, Mich,
Tuesday night, the house OF jacob Mc Mani.
gal was burned. The entire family, consist.
ing OF husband, wife, and child, parished Ia
the flames. =
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TRANSFER pGINTISG-ISKs Tor copying letter
headings, Statements way-b!ls. &c. Can he copied
in the ordinary leter-press book Send your orders
for p:hl'ng in these inks and for all other d~scrp-
tions of printing. to the DSvdtch Printing Iiocse.
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SAMPLE MERcHANTs.-James r. Whaples,
charged with violating the city ordinance
relative to sample merchants, plead guilty
yesterday, and Was fined $50.
William FL. Fowler, charged with SINH
lar offence, was discharged.
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CARRIED TO TIE PENITENrIARY.-Hardi
Washington, who was on Thursday con
yicsed of honse-5reaking and sentenced to
the peniteDtiary for five years, was yester
day delivered to the Superintendent by
Ebenezer Holzinger, Esq, deputy sergeant
of the city. :.
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INSPECTOR OF TOBACCO APPolAIRD.--G Coy.
.ernor Kemper yesterday appointed John r..
Cunningham inspector OF tobacco at Ran
d tph Warehouse, In Farmyile, on behalf
Of the owners.
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T. o r r E N Z :.
REDUCED RENTS.

= Large BRICK HOUSE, sixteen rooms. No. 1905
Pleasant street, Strecker's Hill, S400 q year.
! Neat new FRAME HOUSE, five rooms, Pine
street. two squares OF Monroe Park, 81 q month.
Neat BRICK HOUSE, four rooms, Pine strser,
half square of Monroe Park. 81 month.
Three new BRICK HOUSES, four rooms, be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets near ST. Marks
FRAME HOUSE, six rooms: stable, &c.; large
yard; west Clay and Kinney streets, opposite Rich
mond College 1880 q month. 81:
Six small HOUSES on Cherry street near Holly
wood, &C month. Apply 10
. Ia SGT ..-la.L.sfJ. lHOMPSON BRONYN.
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CIGAR SMOKERS, try Sc1IAAp's fye-ccnt Excel-
sior and ten-cent Premium clear Havana cigars, at
14O2 Main street, near Fourteenth. They are
prime, I tell you. as&
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Ano,her Rank DefauIter.

LOWELL, MASS, January 9.-There IS litlis
doubt but that John H. Buttrick. the casil.
ier Of the Wamesit National Bank, IS ae-
hulte-, but the amount cannot be readly
ascertaiuei. The books appear to haye been
loosely kent s ~ SE,1
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cline to q new election. II Is plausib,y ru.
mored that Judge Dnreil has piaced bis re-.
signatien at the dispoeal Of the prefd dent.
There b no prospect OF seating Pinca5ack
under bis present credeHtia # q 81 s.
Messrs. Mary and Janin have laid pss...
ton upon the tables Of Representatives
claiming the recognition Of Tie McEnety
government. It is an efaborate and abis.
paper.
Weather Possibilities.
# WASHINGTON, January o. For New Eng
land and the Middle States, light to fresh
southeasteriy TO southwesfcriv winds, With
partly cloudy weather aud possibly areas oc
rain By Satulday night. The temperature
viii con.inne above freezing in these dis-
tric.s.
II Fer the lake region, fresh to brisk sosta.,
erly winds yeering to westerly, With ircreas-s
ing pressure, lower temperature, and DC
bly, areas Of rain or snow.
For. the Northwest, colder and par.Iy
cloudy weather, and fresh TO brisk souti-
westerly and northWesterly winds.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, gene
rally clear or tair weather, will, 4 slisks fail
of, temperature, increasing pressure, and
westerly winds.
For the South Atlantic md Gulf sta.es,
partly cloudy weather, with possibly sreas
Of light raiu. The. temperature wi change,
slightly from the Mississippi cast ward to The
Atlantic coast, butwIti ian, ,wfts, brisk norta-
eilg winds, on the West Cuff coast.
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STREET 1MpRoyEMENT.-Tbe work Of re.
pairing Twenty.fourth street between Broad
and Marshall. at the point where the sink
ing occurred over the tunnel carrying down
several houses, is under way. The gas.pipes
have been laid. und the sidewalks and gut
ters will be completed in Q few days.
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TRANSFER PRiSTING-ISKs-Inyalua 10 rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during AID changeles5, and will copy sharp anc
clear for an iEdcf!u!te period of time. Having JUS
received fresh SUPPLY Of these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
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DEBRIS CLEARED AwAy.-The Debris on
Broad street between Twenty sixth and
Twenty-seventh, occasioned By the construc.
tion Of the Church Hill tunnel, at shaft No.
q, has been cleared away, and the street
now IS in quite q respectable condition OF
tho nnJnt 80 80
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BAPTIST SuSDAY-SCIooL AssocIATIoS.--
The quarterly Eiceting OF the Baptist Sum-
day-Sscc,,ool Association will take place to,
morrow afternoon ct 81 O'Clock at the Grace
Street Baptist church.
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& ELECTION OF PREsrDgsT.-Ara a meeting of
tiary. t T held YESTERDAY evening. ING on i motion Of
Captain Samnel Maccubbin Mr.. George
Bargamin was elected president Of the body.
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Atlanta Ca. as a Cotton Hurt.

ATLANTA, Janusry 9.-Atlanta is looming
mn as a cotton mart. @. Fl. Strong Il Co.
to-day sold S. N. lnman over INV oaies y.
cotton in one lot. This is the heaViest sin-
gle transaction in cotton ever maze Ia --tl Tug
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J, TRANSFER FRINTINs-IsKs win copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period OF time. Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks 70 the Ds-
patck Printing House.
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D1AMoyD Cross MISsT2ELs.--The Dia-
mond-Cross Minstrcls will give an entertain
ment at the Virginia Opera-House tonight
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HARPER's AND LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED IA.
pERs of this week, both containing portraits
and biographical sketch of Governor Kem-
per, received from j. T. Ellyson, newsdealer,
11l2 Main street.
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City CIRCUIT Court, Friday Judge
Mackeford.-Areument concluded in the
case of Bartlett & Robins Us. Samuel Strong,
and case taken under adyiSement.
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The RISE IN THE RIyER.--The water had
risen at p. M. yesterday to height OF
three feet on Muin street, Mt Rockets, and
appeared to be ut stand. Later in the eve.
ming It had fallen few inches.
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Death OF a Prominent South Caro!t.

COLUMBIA, January 9.-Dr. "A. P. Scot,
the oldest physician aud Mason in the state
died to-day. He was a member OF the Lc-
gsIature fifty years ago.
Richard Wearn, n photographer, living
here, while in a fit Of insanity to-day coIl-
mitted suicide with pistol.
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TICKETS TO THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT can
be had for two days more at P. WEIsIGER & Co IS
hat store. 1901 Main street.
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Two DAYS NoRE-CNTIL THE 9rH-for the sale
Of tickets In the Masonic Gift Concert Of Norfolk.
They can be had at P. WEIs1GER Co.'S hat store,
1901 Main street.
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HEAVY MERINo CSDERsnlRTs, orly one dolla
each, for sale by E. B. SPENCE & SON.
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OvEEcoATs, TALMAs, AND tAPEs for sale loy
by E, B. SPENCE & Son.
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GUN, CHOCOLATE. AND NARsuAALLow DROPS,
extra nice, at PIzzINrs.
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9Tu OF JANUARY THE LAST DAY for the sale of
tickets to the Masonic Gift Concert. Tickets, rs
for sale at p. WEIsIGER & CO.'S hat store, 1901
Main street,
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I. JELLY AND Observation-Disclosures can supply you
with either OF the above.
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ENGLISH HALT-HoSE, only four dollars pc
dozen, for sale by z. 3. SPENCE s. SON.
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Flour MISUNDERSTANDING Kemper has
reRppointed Benjamin Fife -four inspector
at Staunton.
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LOST. S'TgAYED, dc.

MY HORSE AND BUGGY were ~,
I've taken away yesterday afternoon by a ~
little boy. The hoy is about fourcca years of aR'
with lightbrowu hair, gray eyes. light COMPLEXION
rather small for his age; is we'll kno"n in Rcl!-
bright ana plausible, but in my opinion morally
fpsune. The buggy is OF the style used by ciry doc
tors. top PROJECTING. The horse is.a large sorrel
In good order. with tail worn rather short by foot
board. The harness is new. with metal saddle.
They have probably been driven some dstarce into
the country or some adjacent town.
4 liberal reward will bc paid for their 1eturn.
ia 1O-lt JOHN G.. SHELTON.
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MUI.ES, HORSES. Ac.

EgSn SALE CHEAP. one BLACK a.
dc: ono nr, Ti,I nye years old, sound and zen. 1N
GLE HaREEhuSoi EEhuSi1l. nearly new : one .et BIN
s!ree,. N''A> DC S@n he seen kt l712 Main
ja est
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-SiIIRTs for sale By
3. SPENCE l. SON.
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LAST CHANCE AT $50 .oo0.-Jan 1ary 9.l, last
day for sale of ticke;s
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SWEET HAVANA ORASGEs-PIzzIN1 has some
very Juicy and sweet oranges.
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7 ABOR AND EMIGRANT OFFICE, No.
! FIrTHEHTH STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE or CU!.OKED LABOREkS. MINERS,
RAILROAD HANDS HOUSE-SERN AN1S, &c,
Ill reasonable terms. Low rates made for ira nspor-
;ai!"n tnai! points
ler,on- wishing TO cmigrate South, Southwest, or
Northwest will secure low rates by calling AT this
Cii!c". j. L. JUSTlS,
ia 7-3!n | abor and Fmirrant Agent.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

z. P. CRESsHAW, / on q. NJ, furniture, &c.
W. r. POLK CO., IL b.. a small farm at tho
head Of the Brook turnpike.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. sr., Horses. mules
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HATS OF ALL TIE LATE STYLES for sale at I
WEIsIGEE & CO.'S, 1901 Main street.
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Go TO PHzISis and ge. some nice pies for you
dinner.
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EOR RENT, a very desirable HOUSE a.
Il on Church fin, Twenty sixth street be- 3s:sa
tween n and N, with. i've rooms !; also a kitchnn
With two rooms besides, hne we'll OF water at the
a l.4EE s-.s & G.. f.. JOHNSTON,
Ia S-3t No alS Main street,
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DOARDEnS WANTED.

hav" = pleasant room, suitable for single gen-
;s",a-u family. Also, L p easant attic room III
avery reasonable price.
Apply on Grace street, second house from st.
l'All.> church. NJ. Sl1. il 9.2tx
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T1R RENT.

EOR RENT, TWO.STORY BRICK CA
u DWELLING corner Thirticth and Leigh Ell
streets: eight rooms !: we'll Of good water Oh the
lot: with garden attached. TO good tenant the
rent will be low. r. \. y. CLOrlOS,
Ia 1O-3t No. !, Godain Hall.
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TANTED. BUARGERS.-l have serc-
" rl D!.siEA BILE ROOMS vacant 1T the up
}rr Arlington l"u,t. and could also accontn ouate
: :"E l""ic cTA6i.t-.iUAknEKS.
ja42i- Mrs. Colonel COBB.
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PERsosAL-R. II. Glass, Esq, editor ot
the Petersburg Ne,cs, was in the city yester.
6av
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GREENSILLE. 8. c..

CocoANUT CREAH CANDY and CocoASUT CARA
MELS ut PIZZISl'e.
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WANTED, TO SELL
1EWEARY. &c.


EMof ALL REMOVAL !-Haying re,
st,Ud ,,I 10 lae coruer Eve doors above the old
1n,rts t. 1m prepared to efYer increased induce.
&c ssaNf. NY, ,WATCftS. JgwEi,RY.
FAtrth SSD0isS, PLATED WARE.
ia o. lnI ""Ona c &c. G. GENNET,
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IyhNrfD. TO SELL
~ On. NEW IAREiE'S SAFE.
WISE, nEatOCk & CO,
i:q..lf 1000 Cary street.
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
~ shall apply to the Richmondand Danrilc Rail-
road Company tor the renewal OF SHARE No.
1921 of rhe stock of said company. the same hav-
ing been loSi.
dc 13-S4w* E. GRCBBS.
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Death OF an ex-Member OF Congress-
LOUISVILLE, KY., January 9.-Hon. John
z. Thompson, eX-lieutenant-gorernor and
member Of Congress, is dead.
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P. WEIsIGER & Co., 1901 Main street, are sellin!
great bargains in furs.
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W ANTED. BOARDERS to occupy a
~ nice large room on Broad street three doors
below I IwtlIih street. jill 9 2t*
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WAN HE'D. u good COOK white pre-
" ;,-r.t. To one that come vel! recOnl-
.."u.ir,t good wages aud steady employment will
,.. r!y..,. Apily a, T07 Main street. j. 92tH
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ELEaE FIGS AND DATEs.-A fine lot of large
figs and dates at PIzzINI's.
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FUns VERY CHEAP at p. WEIslGER & Co.'s.
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TOR RENT, the very. desirable BUSI- c.
Il. NESS STAND No. $50 Main street, re- E:a
Gently occupied by Mr.. Samuel :. Carter. wei
suited for grocery store or any other kind Of bust
ness, together with the FIXTURES. &c. Posses.
sion ut once. Apply 70 JOHN T: GODDlN,
ReIl Estate Agent,
ia 10-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
TOR RENT.-ST. ALBAN'S HALL, a.
II ON Main and Third streets the most attrac- R::I
tive and delightful concert exhibition, or ballroom
In the city for rent for one or more nights or by
the season. ja l0-lw
DOR RENT, a DESIRABLE FARM az.
J. Of SIXTY ACRES, with good FRAMEl&SJ
DWELLING and other Improvements, one mile
west OF the city.
a large FRAME DWELLING In Harvietown, in
good repair. I. afg.
a FRAME DWELLING on Twenty-sevcnth
street corner of r.
AnOFFICE on Main street corner of Eleventh.
A STABLE on the alley IN rear OF the Theatre.
RICHARDSON 6 CO..
ia 10-4t HIS Main street.
EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING Na
Il on west side Of Fourth between Grace and EEL
Franklin streets, containing eight rooms, Kitchen
&c. Gas and Water. Possession In few days.
Apply e. LYME & BROTHER. +
il 9-3t
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WANTED. a SITUATION by Il first
" class GARDENER. Capable i'll all us
,.,,.n,,s The very best Of references as 10 ah!i
~, 50 objection 10 the country. Cal on or au-
tIr<gToe S2l Brook avenue.
WANTED. a WHITE GIRL, ten or
" iwclvc years O.d. uuurSc child. \ suitable
,.r vlli GHd 4 good nome and ne kinaiy trea'ea
-,,,.I,' 20 Mr>. MURPHY.
iy In-l,> sos First street. near Duval.
WANTED. Il MAN to lead handS on Il
" laiin. \ mrrri.d nnu preferred. 10 aii
Lru,>t ir;;I~t riouS, rna active nan VIII pay gop
v.t..- Noue need apply unl-sS Swellrec"lnlnended
h..l.rs- ". -. WATKINS. Manchester posi- ONT,
, ,.r,,.rGcl couutv Va. in 1O-dlt. t.swlt,&w2t*
WANTED, a COOK. WASHER and
" lHuNER for a family OF four. Mu.t come
VII recommended. Apply Al 1905 Franklin street
a iG-&t
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rsT, OF LETTERS.

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E,L.TAS LEW, Postmaster.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-11
SHERIFFS SALES.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of Decree of the Chancellor
- OF the State Of Delaware. will be ex-
posed to Public Sale. at the House Of George
Castle County. and State Aforesaid. on
s.. isi9 se2 os!ocf. P. X. The iaiiosins a.
described Heal Estate. to witt,
situate f Il 0f fsnoadsr asf 'aSt New " sa as
County and state Of Delaware. with a
dwelling house. stable and other out
buildings thereon erected bounded us
follows. TO wit; beginning at q corner
Elkton Turnpike Road. thence south sig
perch. thence with line Of lsnds late OF
Andrew Morton. deceased. due east fourteen
hfty-iour degrees aud Eve tentbs west 6fteep
perches and dve-tenth to a stone placed on
the margin Of said road. thence south three
degrees east one hundrei and nine perehss
Stephen Townsend, thence with o line Of
lands of Townsend three several courses.
south sigbtyethres and a half degrees. west
thirty nine perches a End hve.tenths: tesucs
eight perchss. thence south eighty. three and
half degrees west forty perches to black
gum Standing In line of lsnd Of Susan
Hyndman. thence with the lire of said
Hyndmau. north five and 2 half degrees vest
Hill in . line Of lands Of Edward Hammond.
thence with said Hammond NORTH eighty
four and y hsf. degrees east eighty pefehes
10 he place of beginning, containing fifty,
one Aores and siXty.two perchss Of land
m ore or les, with the appurtenanees. being
the prem ises conv eyed to Philip Becker BY
Sarah Livingston. and by the said Philip
Becker and W fe afterwards conveyed 10
DAVID II. Cullen, and TO be sold by
WILLIAM II. LAMBS0N,
Sheriff.
SuERIFF's Office. New Castle. Dec. ], 1874