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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-25
BY j. w. Bronaugh, Jr.,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Manchester W,

A NEAT LITTLE FRAME DWELL
IA ING AT THE CORNER OF OLD DOMIN-
ION STREET AND THE PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD. IN BUTLkR'S ADDITION TO NAN.
Chester, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-By re
quest Of the owner will sell at auction on TUES
the premises, the property located Is above, con-
sistng of small new FRA NE HOUSE with two o,
minion street and running back about LOO feet.
House rents for s6 per mouth, aud will pay large
interest ON the investment.
Persons wishing 70 buy small home or good
paying investment, win do we'll 10 attend the sale.
TERMS Made known on the day Of sale.
ap 23-tds j. W. BRUNAUGH, Auctloneer.
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By Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agentsa1ld Aucuoneefs,
11Q6 Main street.

THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
/ ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET,
AT THE INTER SEGTI0N Of KNEE IN SFn
FRY LND HATTORF'S GARDEN, FOR SALE
ITPUBLiC AUCTION.-We will sell ON MON
DAY, May 4th, at O'Clock 2: NJ, at public AUG
don on lie premises, the LOTS as above descrlb-
edM32 by / SIS feet TO an alley 20 feet wide.
TERHS: One-fourth cash; balance 1t 4, 8, and
months with interest added. secured by aeed %
trust. GODDtS- nAh6EN g ~
pa Real estate Agents 2uo haCloiccxo.
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BY T. PaunIll, Auctioneer,
No. is Bank street, Petersburg, Va.

ON MONDAY THE 4TH OF MAY, at IL
" NJ, on the premises, We shall sell at auction
the entire stock of
BOOKS,
STATIONERY, .
PICTURES,
PKINTING-pRESSES, &C,
and the like chattes appertaniug 10 the Stationery
aud Publishing business, surrendered br Joseph
Van Holt Nash, bankrupt, and now IN the store III
Petersburg lately occrp pied BY bill
A complete inventory Of the above stock may De
examined at the Merchants National Bank. .,u,,.
TERMS: Onc.fourth cash; balance, four. eight,
md tweive months' credit with interest added, for
approved endorsed negotiable note -...
~'f ORSON ADAMS, Assignee.
JAMES NJ. DONNAN, Trustee,
,,oAst Ivy A. Donnan, Attorney.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
ID THE NORTH SIDE OF FIR TX Ii
STREET, BETWEE MADISON AND M0Sk0 Or
STREETS, AT AUCTION:-On TUESDAY, inc
2Sth day OF April, at O'Clock r. NJ, VIC will sell
by s auction, upon the premises, those three most
handsome BUILDING LOTS ,itqated as sD Htna
an the north side of Franklin street SO feet west q
Madison street, each SO by 1535 feet TO an alley ~
feet wide. These lots lie hight in the line OF tne
best improvements on either sde and may be lalfly
ciassed as equal to any now in the market.
GRUBBS s WILLIAMS,
.,oe Auctioneers
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GRUpps & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1O6 Al ain street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAMEDWELL
J. ING ON THE CORNER OF TWENTY.
EIGHTH AND STREETS, AT AUCTiON.-by
Of June. 1873, and duly recorded In the clerks
once Of Henrico County Court, we shall proceed &c
sell, on the premises, TUESDAY the 18th Instant
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, the FRAME DIV ELLISG, with
four rooms kitchen, wood and eoal-house, situated
as above The lot fronts 40 feet and runs back
140 feet.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8, and 2
months, with interest added, secured BY deed oi
trust /. $. TOWER,
- CYRUS BOSSIEUX,
an 2S Trustees
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ToR TUE SPRING TRADE.

Il large 3inccf BLACK ALIAChS
Nov Tow S Sps'n ske S a cheaper than an!
Ssr ee sred in this ;ok Of nure LLAMA
Az ptu Ssr Of the aewest dcsigns' aepriceS to
suit everybody; ,,u -, 1auc and Hrst-class
PKiS ;s q Il Si. ioS TarEREp SASH RIBBONS at
&c. aud FAST C0LYE PRINTS az &c Go cuJEFs
., nIssc'. aud hesrtif.l DAMASk TOW Eh Tu a.
cHIape-b. rdered LINEN HANDh pS.s "a ,ecr
at So, and pure LINEN DoILihe ~ wv ~
ais,. new lot Psques. Satin Gu'ssres' 1ose-
'uaRe, haripoSA' "n~ CHARLES HCTZLER.
GIL Broad street.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING in
1.-THE RICHMOND poST-oFFlcE Az NIL go
lS7A. ,.,,ors &, tb,s list win please
cav Advertised" II not called LOT III i"ui 49,
s yiIi he .ent to the Dcad-Lctter Oncc, In " asn-
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Paine, Cabcll i Co.,
AucGoneerS.
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
On WEDNESDAY, 29th instant, commencing
at 10k o'clock, We Will sell at our warehouse, \
large and attractive Assortment OF new ard desira-
BILE GOODS, suited to the season, consisting OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
large assortment comprising Mems Cashmere
Suits, Black Cloth Frocks Melton Goats, Pants and
Vests, Linen Goods, Shirts, Over-Shirts, Drawers,
Oycralls, &c.
MEMS AND BOYS HATS,
comprising the entire balance Of hrst-1a.s Hat
store, embracing $4,000 worth OF Arst quality
goods, In
SILK HATS, BLACK AND PEARL CASHMERE HATS,
BLACK AND PEARL
ROUND AND SQUABB CROWN HATS,
BLACK AND PEARL SOFT HATS, in variety;
BLACK BRUSH HATS,
BLACK AND DRAB PLANTERS HATS
NAVY CAPS, SILK AND CLOTH CAPS,
with full assortment OF STRAW GOODS, such
as Basket BRAID and White Canton Straw, Mncki-
nav, Senlt Braid, White Jeddo, Colored Canton,
Panama, Swiss Braid, &c, &c.
ALSO,
large invoice OF STOCK GOODS, COMPRISING
Dress Goods, in great variety; Staple Goods Boots
and Shoes, Notions, &C., the whole making most
attractive sale ana well worthy the attention OF
dealers. PAINE, CABELL 4 CO..
apps Auctioneers.
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Atthe Supreme Lodge of the World, n,
p his week in session in PittSoufgh,
william II. Wade was chairman OF 'he
Committee on the State OF the Order.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

THAT VALUABLE THREE STORY
RRICK STORE AND YELLING ON THE
S0PTfI SIDE Of FRANKLIN STREET, AD-
J0ISING THE BALLARD HOUSE, AND &C,
PIED BY JAMES P. DUYAL, ESQ. AS a DRUG
ST0RE. FOR SALE AT AuCTtON.-Wul be sold
on WEDNESDAY, the goth day of April, 1874,
on the premises, at Ia O'Clock D., that desirable
c.tad Containing SIX rooms above the store with
ali modern improvements, and kitchen with three
rooms, and in good order. The lot fronts ~ s-i2 =
This nronerS and the fact that 1t yields good In
Come should be sufficient inducement for auJ one
to purchase, either for speculation or Tor Invest
Terms: $500 cash, and the balance on long
credit, which will be made known AZ the hour Of
sale. JAMES n IAlLOh q Ply,
ap "a Auctloneers.
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BY W. B. Ratclifre, Aucuoneer,
1912 Main street

T WILL OFFER AT AUCTION on MON
L DAY, April 9th. commencing at half-past o
O'Clock, my usual assortment OF
' GROCERIES, &C.;
10 which invite the attention OF the public.
w. D. RADCLIFFE,
.,os Auctioneer.
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BAGGAGE EXPRESS.

THROUGH TICKETS TO all prinsira ports
ESTI.IsoAD and STEAMSHIP LINES.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and private
residepees TO DIES rINATION on all tickets sois
,by me. Rates same "A 1t depo1a
pa ssENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED FOB
ID ANE PART OF THE CITY.
Tickets sold at our Offices. Information cheer
fully sea as to all routes.
Prineipai Office. S2S Main street and branch Of
dee at Exchange Hotel. A. w. GARBEh,
an C-2m President.
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posr.l--The post-oftice at Beckea a ne,
charlotte county, Vs., Is discontinued . , Oh
want of postmaster: The papers g 60 ~ Med
Cak Grove. Winfield l.. Scott Is sppu'1Wsa W.
nostmas,er at Msrven, Anca GO S9'v M,,;,a e. e.
NICE J. A. Scott, resigned. :. W ;, mh M =
appointed postmaster at " Wv " watkins S re-
loste county, Va, r'ce W. W. "a'A'n'' Ae
signed.
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BY Burton, Carter i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
once No. OH Bank street, Richmond.

TOR SALE ATAUCTION, FIVE BEAU.
II TIFUL BUILDING LOTS in THE TOWN
OF FULTON.-At the request OF the owner, we
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 30th day Of April, 1874, those
FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, composing q part OF
Square No. 80 in the plan Of Fulton, commencing
at the intersection OF Tompkins and Graham Streets
and running eastwardy along the north line OF said
Graham street Isl feet; each lot having front of
80 feet, and running back ITO feet to an alley o
feet wide.
TERMS On day of sale.
BURTON, CARTER { CO.,
ap25 Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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BY Lyme q Brother,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
Y FARM, SITUATED IN FAIRFIELD TOW =,
SHIP, IN THE COUNTY OF HEERICO: ABOUT
FOUR NILES FROM THE CITY OF KISS1'
MOND. VIA THE MECHANICSVILLE TuRN-
PIKE. WITH THE STOCK, FARMISG LM ~ r.
MENTs. GROWING CROPS, &C., AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-We shall, al the request OF the owner r
Mrs Christina D. Hanson, who has determined 10
remove from the State sell At public auction. q
the premi,es on TUE SDAY, 9th day OF May. 1874,
at i2 O'Clock NJ, that desirable farm located as
abo.e-descrtbcd, adjoining the lands OF oscar g.;
Cosby James NJ. Carter, Robert Edmonds, and
Sixer's estate containing by survey ONE HUN
DIED AND TWO ACRES, the greater portion OF
which is cleared. There are about f3 acres or rch
ow-rrouuds The soil Is we'll suited for the raising OF
the usual crops-such IS corn, wheat, and Eegeta-
bles. tn.
The Improvements are all new. having been built
within the past year, and consist OF neat
FRAMED DWELLING. containing six rooms.
hail &C. with kitchen attached, and the usual out
buildings found on farm OF that class such as
corn-crib, stable, shed, SC.
There Is on the place Nc. spring, In short
distance OF the house, and 4 fine orchard OF about
200 young fruit trees Of the most select kind The
growing crops stock and farming implements are
such as found on farm OF its size, all being new
and can be seen st the hour Of sale.
We would invite special attention OF parties
wishing to buy Arst-class farm, SO near the city
and In q most ex cellent neighborhood. and on one
OF the best toroughfares leading to the CITY, 10 the
foregoing sale. . go
noun'e0 - VAC ''''' - LYME & BROTHER.
an 25 .27.29, 3OSmy /, BASS
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.uoRsEs. MULES, WAGON VAR,
n o,eiocs We Win sell at the horSe lot O-aApkns
aver s.sssr., hrst-rase SADDLE and HARNESS
. yniJSG MULES, we'll broke to sir. gle and double
spR nisRW WAGONS. TOP BUGGY;
hhH ' COOK j. LAuGHToN,
,eE1t Aucuonecs-
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
- ..- HARDWOOD h RITTER'S
wAREKooMs No. 8 GOVERNOR STRRRF.
Don't fail to see our spring stock Of elegant and
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
The+soods used In manufacturing our goods are
all well seasoned, rich, and handsome, and cannot
be exeas.ed by any house Ia the State.
WARDRODES, BRDSTEADS,
BUREAUS, WASISTANDS,
TABLES and CHAIRS, and
PARLOR SUITS
of the mes; fashionable style and superior quality
DININ0-RGOM FURNITURE WALNUT and OAK,
latest styJss and OF the very hest wor steamship.
MATTRESSES OF all kinds on hand, and any size
made to order.
Goods delivered In any part OF the city. Now we
will tel tell y9u the most Interesting part-ne have
REDUCED OUR PRtCEs.
fap 1l.1m5
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BY Lyme s. Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT SITUA-
~ TED ON THE WEST LINE OF PINE
STREET, NEAR CUMBERLAND, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-We shall, at the request OF th,
owner, sell at public auction, on the premises, OF
MONDAY the 27th of April, 1874, ut AZ O'Clock
2. NJ, that DESIRABLE LOT located rs abov,
described, fronting 30I145 feet to au alley.
TERMS: One-third cash residue at six ant
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added
to be secured by trust deed.
LYME & BROTHER,
ap 20 Auctionecrs.
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u, Cook & Laugbton, AuctieneeIS'
os WV n-ztrltx, utrpata

Governor
u,uE GREATEST SALE OF THE Isl, SEA a,
i SON OF yALUARLE DI a,'ee Fourteenth III
sou sou, nnd,r exchange Hotel. on WEDNEsS2DhA ,
arrIi aoth, commencing at o'clock, 4. H.
WATCHES,
CHAINS,
SILvERWARE,
and other valuable articles, being unredeemeu
1,ieaues Forfeited ut S. A. Winstocks loan ONCE
p'e'e consisting Of
4and Is karat HEAVY GOLD WATCHES'
.one OF the very best makes; r.,,,
opHRA. CHATELAINE, NECK, and VEST
CHAIES;
BREASTPIHS, EARRINGS,
FINGER-RIEGS, o
SLEEVE and BOSOM BUTTONS.
LOCK ETS, CHA Rms. &C, &c, &c.
An opportunity to purchase elegant goods At
great sacrifices Is now offered as the pledges must
be sold to realize advances made on same. All In
want Of first CLASS goods should not fail to attend
the sale. EVERYTHING SOLD GUARANTEED AS
REpRRSRSTRD COOK & LAUGHTUN,
' Auctioneers.
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n CROPPrS ITALIAN CASTOR OIL
TAsrELEss AND ODORLEsS

We have been appointed agents Tor the SAFE
shis desirable article, and have made Arrangements
FOR a constant supply In bounce bottles, as IN
PURCELL, LADD Co., Drussirs,
ap24 1915 Main street
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Drugs AND MEDICINES.

Drugs AND MEDICINES.
DEPsINE PoRCI,
ITALIAN CASTOR OIL
BoUDALT's PEPsINE,
wILBoR's CoD.LlVER OIL,
LACTOPEPT1EE,
MEADE BAKERS C0D-LIvgR OIL.
CROToN CHLORAL HYDRAT.
ETHEElZED CoD-LlyEa OIL,
HALTHoPTosIQUE,
NORWEGIAN COD-LIvEK OIL,
DUPUY's HELIOTRCPE POWDER,
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN
EXTRACTS,
READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE,
HERRING & CO.'S SOLID AND FLUID
EXTRACTS,
SHARPE & DOHME'S PREPARATIONS,
for sale by
MILLER l. PIERCE. Apothecariet,
APPS corner Fifth and Marshall streets
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NOTICE.

All persons having articles with me that are for
feited will please renew or redeem the sumo on or
before Tuesday, 2Sth instant, or they viii De SOLO
(no exceptions maue) ,>,en,>c,
nd 25 >. "A. WlNSIoCh.
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DxY GOODS.
NO. 42e BROAD STREET.
,-r, LATER Ann STILL CHEAPER.

NO. k2o BROAD SThAEN.
STILL LATER AND STILL CHEAPER. I!
too yard. LIGHT M0HArR, double width, only
ooo ya sss- aozas s .. ,oc-eheap st
rLAS * s STIR from zee. 70 80 per yard;
SILKS e s gsi v saItiiipSJnE and VAC
Full, Il tAg gsIsE;AcHED coTroN-oes''r than An
sEy SSR isIs5 TS$ $SSTSoss ssE ioe;
Sn FIyA1Kas s;issss only I, 49, sSe;
Liz sS smsETISGo Sxsslysi9EKEs for men aud
,oo t hoys. CHECKED LINEN a. 1o2sc. worth
'o0 fboc.-damaged by fire and water; .,,. Rod
large lot OF very cheap Towels SapX .nss Rut-
s: ans. and Fans, and great many other sooos
loo numerous to mention, NJ sycrr,s
No. 429 Broad street
P.S.-Just received, 10000 yards more OIL 'i''So
8ne LAWNS, all colors. at l2hc. ,o,u, ,,ox ara
Cali and make your selection oelofe an ,n np-st
picked over.
nAYING JUST RETURNED FROM
New York am "h nSS Tp fnpl Soots bought
- =. npnss GOODS have everything ne" 'n@s
! {. cut. which will sell from 12Hc. up.
STRIPED JAPANESE oPLlfS' zoc''
sTRlPkn SILK POPLIES, SOC; ..,,,,a
| COLoRED SILKS In every shaae' '''
.CK SILKS cheaper than they ever "ere'
nL,Ack AI,PAOAS from 2sc. up;
RACK ALPACA at 5oc:-s'causifal;
| WHITE snd CoLoRED PiQuEs al all p1''e''
SnINSo0K, nlaid and stTiped-very cheap
| GO "a RLEACHED COTTON at 1oc.i
| EARLE DAMASK from Soc. up;
| NAPKINS at all prices>
! TOWELS'at 1870. worth 26c.'
! CAsslaERES-in Cassimeres for n>en ano ooys
| have the best stock ever offered IA THIS marho'
LINENS for men asd boys;
Ihave great many other goods, 100 numereasT :,
p,on,,ou, all of which shall seil VERY ohhnf
Also, more case, of the best Lawns a. a., ns, Gs
| Any one In want OF CHEAf GOODS sSasbc ren 10
JuIIUS SYCLE,4l5 Broad s.re's
I Country meseea aiEoT m ap 1-tmy1
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HEOLEWORTH'S VAGINAL INJECT
lHl ING and VACUUM SYRlSGES; Esse1e
Dayidson's, Mattson's, and other eItensi9n, aao
hnrd ruhier SyrJnges. L. WAGNER.
~ ak Druggist.
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HOTELS.

CT. JAMES HOTEL,
~ TWELFTH OPPOSITE BANK STREE
AND CAPITOL SQUARE,
RICHMOND, Va,
r. HOENE!GER. PRoPnIeToR.
Built and furnished IN 1874 equal to any ir the
United states. The proprietor assures comfort 10
The travelling pablo. mAl7-Sn
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FOR SALE PRIVATELY, tive beautiful
j. BUILDING LOTS At the sesstheaas corner of
Main ant Calvert for Ltndenj streets, each 'front.'
Ing 83 fees and running back 199 leet 70 20 foot
alley. Terms liberal. Apply 10 'OO'
JAMES NJ TAYLOR & SOB
Zeal Estate Agents and Anctionears.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE LOT ON WEIGH THE OREGON
i HILL BAPTIST CHURCH RECENTLY
STOOD, ON CHURCH STREET, OREGON HILL,
will be sold at auction. on the premises. on SAT-
URDaY, 25th April, at 5 O'clock 7. NJ. 1t IS well
situated, and Is just the place for two tenements,
having front Of thirty feet by depth of one hun
bred feet.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ap2l kuctioneers.
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FOR SALE PRIVATELY, those THREE
4 LARGE AND SUBSTA NTIAL FIyE-sTDRy
WAREHOUSES, No. 1911, 1918, and 1918 N
Block, on south side OF Cary between
LHelItn ana Thirteenth streets. rrice and terms
Seas9napie, Apply 10 j. l.. ApSERSON,
Ap Lo-I ~ = Real Estate Agent.
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OOURTNEY 4 POWELL have cW IA
Il J stoct all the new shaae.in DRESS GO ID.
PLAIN JAPANESE SILKS,
sTKIPED JAPANESE SILKS,
PLAIN IRON GRENADINES,
STRIPED IRON GRESAD , MES,
WASH POPLINS only 12Hc.;
STRIPED POPLINS only 12Hc.;
LACE EACOUES, IS, SO, $40, and upwaros'
lace POINTS all prices: .s,.
WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLs VERY cnea
$3.50; u ,opernc eo.
a aGIf..tLLiiN HANDK ERGHIEFS. 75c 4, dogen =
Ladies, gentlemen's, ndchii6ren's GnDEh" Ian
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASSlMEREs In ierea'
Look t at CUR ,GENTLEMEN's.GAUzE SHIRTS
-ooS' COURTNEY POWELL,
any SIS Broad street.
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nWPaWTUREs OF STEAMERS.

PARTBRES DF STEAMERS.
NOR NEW YORK The GKTn
Old Dominion Steamship Com psny' ss -,
steamship ISAAC BELL, CAPTAIN BhAkkAASS'
Freight received until 6 O'Clock sAIOhDAS
NIGHT , .s .nd ~.odR soy-
Through bills Of lading sgaed, ana SSoas .e
verded with dispatch TO all points norm, ssasS !,
e,st' and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpssseua .,~a
sip tickets. SEQ. ,,v,
For heAe'' e. ". ALLEN q CO.. Agents.
OIL, Compnny's " harf. Rockets.
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DOR SALE, Oh EXCHANGE FOR
~ Richmont ely property, good STORE and
stsbie, barns, &c, with thrty~sl1 acres OF good
laaad, we'll enclosed. a9 Hickory Fork, Gloucester
coEcty, Va. The stand now has a trade OF Slb,-
00e \ year, which can be increased Apply for
prtcean further particulars to
w. B. ROBINS.
Real Estate Agent and Aa,ciioneer,
AC 2a~t2k 0l5 Isank straat
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NUNAKD LINE. &kkN
TYckets to and from ALL POINTS IN EUROPE
by the celebrated CBNARD LINE at
RICHMOND TRANSFER CONTAIN,
GENERAL RAILR0AD TlCkEI-offich
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, A MOST DE.
l. SIRABLE HOTEL PROPERTY in Mouut
Jackson, Shenandoah coaHty, Va. Price and terms
reasonable. A rare opportunity for "a man who
j. L. APPERSON,
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I,ARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.

iuvi,e inspection'nr their choice asss.'he"' "a
LLAMA POINTS and JACKET 'o'hofae.ns 49,
the new sh.ees In FLOWING sceVes, with ano
without the, STUART rufic-
Also. sLEEyEL Ess JACKETS They hsve
SHIFTING, and FRoCK CALICO at 8, 1o'asd
l2nc.;
a. HsAyEsnd FINE BROwNandBLHA .aE.'
COTTONS at 10c.; <,,,-
LAUREL d. and other standard BRo"S cVf-
TONS, 1t 1919.
AUBURN COTTONS, 13c-;
ARKWR1GfIT and DAvOL COTTON, 1885,;
w.mr,,sa and New York Mills COTTON Sat4l"s-
linen and Cotton SHEETISG, &c, 81 :; and, m
fact all goods as cheap As they can Dc ooadn'
elsewhere.
RLACK SILKS all grades, lat we call: special At
teutior to our $3.50 grade, the ha tive Eel
froe to say, ever oferedin this city.
COLSREB SILKS from si'to 500 EJa1"1
EMBROIDERED POLOEAIsE;
ID Ap kSOT & In preat variety. apo
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MORE ARRESTS IN THE PHILADKLPHIA
CHILD ABDUCTION CAsE.-The police OF Phil
men, alleged English criminals, through whom
IT is believed clue can be obtained relative to
the abduction of Charley Ross. One OF the
the abductors, although he was not recognized
by the brother Of Charley, who was with him in
the carriage. Two men, one Of whom is under
arrest, in the latter part Of June, hired a buggy
for five consecutive days from q livery stable on
New Market street. This fact coming TO the
knowledge of the officers he was arrested. Cir
cumstances since his capture led to the arrest OF
the other man and the two women. AS the alb
duction took place July 1, 1t Is thought that the
abductors used their own team or hired one
from another livery stable. The arrest Of these
parties lie kept very quiet, and Is known to few
save the police.
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Foreign Notes.

FEAEFUL FLOOD.
LONDON, July "a special 20 the Tislss
from Vienna, giving an account OF the storm l.
Morovia, says the town of AZagra wa over
whelmed by the torrent. Sixty-four houss
were demolished, and few of the inhabitan
escaped with their lives. Railways were badly
damaged in every direction.
MORE ABOUT THE STORM IN MoRAvIA.
LoNDON, July IA special TO tue TINES
from Vienna, giving an account of the storm in
MOravis, says: "The town OF Azagra was over
whelmed by the torrent. Sixty-four hous D.
were demolished, and few of the Inhabitants
escaped with their lives. Railways were badly
damaged IN every direction
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TELE9RAMs TO THE STAR,
GREATFLOOD IN ALLEGHANY. PA.
Fifty Lives Lost!


PHILADBIPHIA, July 2!.-The following are
the headings Of the Pittsburg papers this morn
ing:-"Tremendous fall of rain in this city;
streets dripping and houses food "a, Allegheny
delueed; great destruction of life and property;
sixteen bodies recovered; Others missing; the
Union depot atioat; 18th avenue q cascade; re-
ported fifty lives lost."
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
PITTsrURG, July T.-Heavy showers pre-
vailed all day yesterday, but at night the rain
fell in deinge. A fearful loss of life is report
ed in Allegheny. The tunnel OF the Panhandle
railroad is flooded with four feet of water, aud
1t lie impossible for trains to pass through. The
torrent from the hills swept houses from their
foundations, tearing them TO pieces. The loss
OF life IL estimated at 30. The new iron bridge
at Csrsen street was swept away, aud a large
nrmber Of coal barges.
THRILLING INCIDENTS.
PIrTsBURG, July IA m an named He's, in
Allegheny, attempted to escape the fooi by
swimming, and was drowned. A son Of Alder
man Bolster persisted in attempting the &c scue
Of an infant. young lady is also among the
victims. Thus far thirteen bodies have been
recovered in Pittsburg and three others in At
woods run. Adam Burgess, John Schaffer.
Mrs. Brannon ana q child named German are
reported drowned. The gas was extinguished
by the flood, and the city was enveloped in
darkness.