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From the foregoing table, which is closely
representative of the average expenses OF
these townships, it will be seen That OF the
i've hundred (S5J0) dollars expended in the
townshlp.-which amount was raised by
levy OF say eight ~ cents on the 500 value
of taxable prOpertg-:.tbe sum of three hum
dred and eighty-three (23S3) dollars is ex-
pended On The public roads and for the sup.
bort of the poor--.the bulk Of the same being
for road; while only the sum Of one hundred
and seventeen (Sl17) dollars is expended on
all the other officers combined. To make
this matter pIain.--the average property Of
one of our townships being OF the value
say of $700,000---the tax, other than for the
support Of the roads and the poor, is about
II cents on the 800, or Seventeen (1O cents
on the s., 900 Of property. This is certainly
fair economy in the administration OF the
affairs of the townships.
The chief expense in the townships is for
road service. Fully one-half of all the levlrs
laid in the townships is for keeping the pub
lie roads in repair, an expense which was
formerly paid by the county, now trans
ierred to the townships. and much the same
it has always been. except the pay OF the
oyerSeers; and yet it will be seen that the
whole cost of our roads, bridges, Sc, in the
county, the river bridges excepted, is less
than fifty (50) cents on the one thousand
Isl, OOU dollars Of property, and it could be
easily demonstrated that the present system,
il the Township Board do their duty, is the
cheupest that could be deuised; and the
wonder is that the property men do not all
50 regard ii, and lend to it that hearty APP
proyai and aid which alone will render 1t
efficient and yet there are certain manifest
defects in Our .'road ld,o" ,ohich the Leoas-
lature ought to remedy. They are as follows
recurring official bonds, and IN case Oh ap'
| pointment compel appointees to serve.
| The law makes the township Doards re-
| sponsible for the roads and bridges in their
respective townships, but 1t fails to make
the road operseers responsible to the boards.
| These officers, when notified by any citizen
| of the bad condition Of their roads OF
bridges, should be held so responsible to the
township boards that for failure to promptly
repair the same they would be subject to
small fine. recoverable before SINGLE JUS
| lice and in order to more fully secure and
enforce the two days road service frou
every citizen subject to road duty, as re
uuired by law, the fines for any such dere
| nction of duty should be collected or reco
yerable by some more summary process
than the present law allows. With thes
amendments the system would be cheap
efficient, and the best we could have unde
all the circumstances, and hundredfolt
Letter than the old plan. L.
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The Fight for SDOilS.

The struggles for office carried on SO
shamelessiy in Washington are disgrace to
the nation. The custom that permits these
struggles to be carried into the Presidents
House has added to their impudenceand Oh.
Sinacy. It is stated that there is fight
over a post-office in Texas, and another in
Georgia, aud over cuStom-house in Viii.
miDSton, n. G., and that the contestants are
besciging the White House, notwithstand-
ing the recent affection in the Presidents
family, and that al early bearing has been
conceded to them.
This is but repetition Of almost every
day occurrences. 1t is surprising that Gen
eral GRANT should have allowed himself to
be annoyed in this way. He has lent too
ready ear to the counter-Statements often Of
very low and upprincipled people-the vile
birds Of passage and of prey (aiong with the
poor negroes) who came down 10 the South
for official plumber. Our own people were
kept out as undeserying and distrusted,
while these hungry wolves have been per-
mit:ed to plurdcr them. What great
blessing it would have been to this nation
had they been driven OF as they deserved
10 be.
The disgrace!ul custom has affected higher
crcles-has driven respectable people to the
necessity of opposing nominees for office,
obnoxious TO lncm, through the troublesome
arts of personal solicitationand contestation,
established by the meaner sort, into the White
House and the United States Senate Such
was the nature Of the war over the Boston
colectorship, which was offensive to all
thinking people.
The papers, too, still announce delegations
visiting the President on political and party
matters. One of colored men is spoken of;
and what are they now after? Is it the civil
rights hill, or what: Cannot President
GRANT conduct the Executive Department
without the advice Of these delegations?
these yisilations:" as they MAY be well
STYLED; for any man occupying the Presi-
dents position might we'll regard them rs 4
kind of persecution. The President may be
said. if he rightly construcs 1t, TO nave
atoned for considerable pant Of his sins IN
submitting to these multlfolm and many
lued visltations.
The rushing of the wave of partisan vo'
raci,y and phrenzy into the most digniied
and important places of the Government
greatly disturbs the order and justice OF adj
ministratiop, and the good of the country
demands that check should be put upon
/.
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NOODALL'S PLAYING CARDS.
THE BEST-THE CHEAPEST.

STEAMsuIPS-Chcapest kind made; REGATrAS-
A cheap common card; KROaDwAYs-A nice com.
RAJ JAcKSOGs-- Cheap and popular tpattern backs,
various colors and desgns): CoLuMBrAS-ltuchre
deck extra quality; GOLDEN GArES-Une Of the
best cards made: MOUNT FERSoxo-EXtra iiie,
two-color patterns; GREAT MoGCLS-Impor;ed,
the finest nj tde. ASK FOR THE ABUVE-TAKE
NOOrHERS.
GUARD AGAINST SPURIOUS CARDS.
Observation-Disclosures should see tina. 3 IA
black United States internal revenue stamp. fySyV
with monogram V. Z. 81. on centre Of sprfe, Slff3A
IS on every pack. This stamp, In conuec- w.
ton with the GOUDALL CARDS, is .
TRADE MARK.
NOTICETo DEALERS.-Eyery pack OF the Good
all Cards sold without this United Stlte, revenue
ST. mp properly affixed subjects the seller 10
heavy penalty. NH 9-lm
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COETRT ORDERS.

TIRCIuT COURT OF POWHATAN
" COUNTY, IN VACATION MARCh Is,
1874:
William Cox and others
against
The object of this suit Is to sell tract OF lana IN
Powhatan county. near jefferson. Containing thir-
ty-two acres, for division among the n irs OF Eu-
ward Cox. deceased and affidavit having been mace
that process has been directed to the officers OF the
corp6ralion In which K. b White resides more
than ten days before the return day, aua mas pee,
White is required to appear With one month after
due publication hereof and do what Is necessary to
protect his interest and ~ ordered that this notice
he published once q week for four successive
weeks In the Richmond DiSpatch and posted ac'
cording 10 law. Tcste: ,
WILLIAM POPE DABNEY, pa.
Dh 1S-law4wW
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The last Boston Daily Advertiser seems
TO undertake joke by dilating upon the
Entertainments Of the Federal Govern
ment." In this essay it quotes from Mr..
MADISON. Well, as unlikely things have
come to pass as that the Bay State should
enter the field to fight for States rights
Should she do so she will be shorn of seve
raj allies by having aided the Federal en-
croachments to the end OF establishing negro
rule in several States.
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Every Conservative exchange received at
this Office favored the charter.-Salem Regis
ter.
That Is as much as to say that the Dispatch
is not on your exchange list, or is not Con-
servative paper. We have never said a
word in favor of the charter.
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The strong vote of the House Of Repre-
sentatives making S400,000,000 the limit to
the amount of circulation Of legal-tenders is
quite encouraging. A majority of two to
one 10 very substantial. BUTLER was the only
man from New England who voted with the
West and South that is, in favor of putting
the amount of circulation at the sum named.
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MEETINGS.
MILITARY NOTICES.

EADQUAR IS ATTUCkSE
III GUARD, RICHMOND, MARCH rs, lS74-H
al the Old Market Hail. IN full-dress uniform,
armed and equipped. THIS tWednesday) EVE
Ming at 8 O'Clock. promptly: It Is hlghiy impoI-
res connected with the resignation OF the captain
Will be taken up. BY order Of Lieutenant WALKER
commanding. 3. a. tAOL,.
NH 2S-lte OToerly Selkeant'
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n,ny of ethiopian ministries composed Wnoi!y
ar inmates 81 he asylum. give performances
of which the humor is fully equal 70 pro- o.
fessional troupe. These amusements have
been provided for the patients at this lnstl-
tutiori for q long time, and we doubt whether.
there Is an asylum in this country farther, II
so far. advanced In this mode of ministry TO
the happiness and to the cure of the pa
Vindicdt0r.
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OF SPRING GOODS.

Ihaye Just received large and full assortmentof
the latest aud best styles
DRESS GOODS,
CASSIMERES,
WHITE GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, &C.:
which will be sold at prices TO compare favora6lJ
with any other house in the city.
MrRRIMAC W.. FROCk STYLE rs, at l2Hc.;
PERCALES ut 81. 20. aud 25c. ,,,..,,,
"A BROWN and 93-inch BLEACHED COTTON
A speciality in BLACK SILK at $3.50:
a. CHARLES HUTZLER,
NH OK GIL Bruad street.
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OFFICE OF CITY ESGINEER,l
RICHMOND, VA, March 16I 1874.

OFFICE OF JITY TSTENEEN'J
RICHMOND, VA, March 16f 1874.
NTOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be re-
~ ceiyed at the office of the City Nater-N orks
until FRIDAY, March goth, at II O'Clock NJ; i lor
the STONE WORK In the new Reservoir, a.a th ne
IRON WORK necessary for gates and frames 10 DC
drawings and specifications may be seen upon
FFhc Committee on Water reserves the right TO
reject anN all proposals.
lime for proposals for above work extended 70
WEDNESDAY, 18th March, at IL o'cleek d.:
w. L. CUTSHAW,
mbl6.td City Engineer
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nICKENS'S WORkS-l5 VOLUMES.
IL Scott, 81 "; BuIwer, II y: Aiussor,h. 2 y:
leade. 10 u; Mayne Reade Is "; shakespeare 10
"; Dumas, 10 " Wilson, IL "; Oh unbers. nv.
Byron, II ": Thackeray, IL v; ADDISON, y!
Lord Chaucellor's, 10 v; StricklanI's Queens. Z;
"; Goethe, "; British Poets, 3v.: Schiller v:
Beniham, l l "; and many other fine editions OF
the best works. Also, for sale. the largest stcx IN
Virginia OF new and old books In all the DEPART
ments Of literature.
RANDOLPH ENGLISH
NH T-d,Gw 13iS NtIn
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p. is hereby informed that his communt
cation has been in type for more tnan
week. It will be published soon-perhaps
~
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nOWN THE RIVER; OR, PkACT7
- CAL LESSONS UNDER THE tODy Iu.
ELLO. With Illustrations by STEPHENS ord ~
pendIx containing the American, the Frsn aa Ap-
the Irish DueIllng Codes. $3.50. and
Aide: An Episode Of Goethe's Life. By Pnu.
Lazarus. S1.25. ~ Huiha
LIFE. A Book for Young Men. By C. Gsu,,
d. ID. $3.50. 'eMe,
THE STORY OF THE BIBLE, told IN s,,s,.
language for the young. 1925 - supple
HuBERT FREETA'S PROSPERITY. A s,o.
BY Mrs. Grassland. S1.75. H'ofy.
THEOLOGY AND MORALITY. Rss,r.
ellyn Davies, II. A. 50. Lew
WILLOW BROOK. BY author OF" Wide, Viii
World" 1925. WIG
TRAVELS IN CASHMERE, LITTLE TIpyr
AND CENTRAL ASIA. BY Bayard TAYLOR. Al sn'
PHINEAS REDUX. 4 Novel. By An,hon.
Troliope. illustrated. $1.25.
Together with many other new works.
NH 20 WODDHOtfSr 4 ptpUtN
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LOST. sTRAYED. DC.

lost OR MISLAID, CHECK No. 4.S77,
IL for S1l2 issued by the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company July 2, 1873, signed Dy
r H. WINNIE president, anu NJ. w. warrington,
treasurer Ali persons are warned against using or
,r,dinr for fine same NJ. Z. MYERS,
Executor of w. B Myers, deceased.
NH 24-3t*
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
nRY GOODS!
- DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSl
should be bought at the
GONE PRICE DRY GOODS HOUSE
OF
COHEN BROTHERS,
who manage their business at an expense that al
lows item to give every advantage In purchasing
to their customers.
They have Just opened 4 most complete assor!.
ment Of GOODS, among which are:
16,400 YARDS BEST PACIFIC LAWNS,
which they OFF, At 9Hc.
II DOZEN FRENCH LOhSETS. SOC,
worth fully double. Bargains In
WHITE GOODS.
LINENS AND LINEN SHEE1ING,
RIBBONS,
and hundreds Of other goods. Save money and buy
vour goods at COHtS BRO HERS.
49, Successors to Isaac Cohen),
sol Broad street, between Third and Fourth
f,rOSvn SaTrRDAys NH 25.5t
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DEATHS.

Died, on the 22d instant, after short Illness;
Mrs. MOLLIE Z. FARLEY. daughter OF l. d. auo
M. A. Z. Briggs, In the 22d year OF her ne. .or,
Petersburg, Columbia Is. CD, and Whmlngton
IN CT plpcrs please copy.
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LECTURES.

LECTURES.
MIR. J. MORTIMER hlLGoOh, Vi
IYl Loudoun, will
DELIVER A LECTURE
before the Young Mems. Christian Association' ~
their hall, on
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH Zo'
at 8 o'clock, for the benefit OF the Ladies Mount
Vernon Association.
SCBJECT: WASHINGTON.
ne VIA DELIVER A LECTURE
at the same place
FRIDAY EVENING,
at the same hour. ,rD orrs
srpJEcr: AN EVENING WITH 1dE fo1 l C
T,ckets BOc For sale at the bookstores: hh o, d.
The door on the nights Of the lectures. mh Io-1e
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JULIUS SYCLE
y has yet very large stock u go, goods ,p1vc
SUITABLE FOX iHr. sfhi'u'
which he Is still selling NJ and below cost, u.s
AL ~ "" JULIUS SiCLE,
AIS Bsoad stree.
NH 21.tAp between Fourth AMI finn s'rF".
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N -" MARCH, 1874

~ MARCH, 1874
HUDGISS, GORDON & CO.,
1913 MAIN STREET tnearly opposite the post
office, are receiving their first supply, ALL NEW,
10 which they Invite the attention oi their irenh
and the public. Dress Goods In an me latest e Sss
and MT lowest prices; Black and tolored taheI
Siiks cheapcr than ever: Prints aud Perci!es-a
large and varied assortment; Alpacss Tamlse. ana
ali other styles OF mourning goods OF the pe'' A'uS
and at the lowest prices .,,,
White Good. In every yariety-thcy call special
attention To this stock. , ,,..,
All OF the new things In Piques, cheap. Iaoles
pns;ary and beautiful fancy hosiery for Children.
Ladies', ChiIdren's, and Gentlcmen'S summer
t;IUyes-all new styles. Frii!ings and luckinssL,
new natterns and designs. Hamburg anu anorc
rmtroidcries very cheap. New styles "i ruIiihssi
Scarfs and Necktes Toweling$ SIr rsins, an, and
Table DamaSgs Best brands OF Shir!lns ., a and
Sheetipgs. Unierwear-a choice Stock Tor men aha
ladies' Gentlcmcn'S and Boys spr.n4 Cas'ne'e'
and Linen Wear. nv ,u,t,ys
Their salesmen-John o. Saie, W. l.; ;-,r, IN ir
anu hrShie iA nh -
friends,
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MILLINERY.

TOWN WITH MONOPOLY.-At the
Drequest of many ladies: have engaged In the
manufacture OF human hair. For that purpose 1
services OF q real artst-practIcal bair-dresser and
wurker-and will in future. as in the past. der
competition In price qualify OF hair, ana skill OF
workmanship.
Look at the price for making comhng switches :
5Oc.. 75c. and u large size, 81 30. Curis ard
other work In proportion. Hair bought ana ex-
changed.
A II orders by mall promptly executed from one
OF the largest stocks OF the kiad in the State.
ornaments ana bendeahx. fancy tewelry. chate-
LANES, necklaces. fans ruching, dotted grenadines,
for wells, &C., &C., at e. l.. GRAsGER's o25 bToa al
street. mnZ4-Am
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
~ HENRICO COUNTY.
We. the undersigned, collectors OF Henrico couu-
ty, would respectfully request all who have not
paid their taxes call at the Treasrers office at
the county court house, on each SATURDAY from
10 O'Clock to O'Clock, and settle the same. rs the
time for collection is short anu unless settles soon
we will bc compelled to enforce the law.
G.L. MILLER.
CoHettor Fairfield township.
JOHN *. Fuss Eft,
Collector Varina township.
JOHN +. JONES,
Collector Tuckahoe township.
JOHN f. BROADDUS,
NH 9-2aw1m Collector Brookland township.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of RICH t,;
NOND. AT RICHMOND. IN The STATE Ot
VTRGiSIA. AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE
9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1874:
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Is. A. Glover, Cashier. or the First National
Bank of Richmond, do solemnly swear tnaI inc
i've Is true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief. D. a. uhoFH".
STATE OF yIRGINIA-COUSTY OF HESRICO.-
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this 23d OF
J,rch 1874 w. Il. ALLEN.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: ,,
/. DAVENPORT, JR.,
JOHN PURCELL.
w. HATCHER,
NH 25-1t bHeoeoto.
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ssssUlss,. sEAAiusx .,

Ro0lKlI!s OF ISTEREsT.-PAp:Tro7;,ss
COIN Ma And 81 sKWahRAnss ~ 10: LIZ
ssa3FFSselgTk FdN 81 RZ Esh;sis
sIITUTIoN. 81 so; At TITrkR osSTATEs CON-
S 5Hk sTTHR NIL, FsasosaafY q
s Ssn}n LIFE Eoi AND tETfEks os nmiRRSylasLE,
huIwer, VI THE LAND OF THE WaIarASS. By
PMANT, $3.50; .PHILOsoPHYr 81 mshr rE ELE
LLlrIuEskATUkE, 81 so; MAUKY,s phhHyGGLisH
GG i...,;iL $3.50; H0GaRTHs aW9 mSiGCAL
b. gwen MsrsGiS sDp Ell FsBLEsIs soNs
r rsHks, 9sw edition, i; BISHOP akaDEsH5AT
new edition. IS: BLUNT's Drt CT oyIlRsGiSIA.
ssgr, HEREsLES, KCCLEsIASTf,;tifk p Or
TIES 81; AND ND SCHOOLS OF RELIHGI r. pAk;
I II s1 go; ENGLISH psYcHSott 2d vs.
~; FORoTER'S LIFE OF ID KkSs q U;;uIf,
SO: Aide. AN EPISODE OF GOtTii2 ~ Volumes,
q 60; ALGOTI's RECORD or scH IKE,
$3.50: WARMERS BACKLOG sTfJnfEnl' oL.,
HAkE'S MEMORIES OF A QUIET IrES' ";
THOUGHTS FOR LENT, 81. Of. +, 80;
Al sE BUNS are received by us soon =.
puolshed. WEST, JOHNSTON & CO. /"
o.o. booksellers aud Stationers
In
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AJOTICE.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
~ CONCERN This Is to give notice that the
firm of LANDAU & CO., composed OF lsanore
landau and NJ. j. Rosendorf, has been dissolved,
and the concern Is TO he wound up therefore fore
warn all persons indebted to the said frn from
making any payment to either OF the members OF
rhe late Fl IN until proper person I've appointed 10
rncaiwe the same 81. j. ROSENDO IF,
NH 25 .3tt late co-partncr OF l.ahuau q ".
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For the Dispatch.I
County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

There are four townships in the county of
Louisa. These are maintained at an average
expense of say $500 to each township. The
officers of each are one supervisor, one as
SCISSOR, one clerk, one collector, one road
commissioner, three road overseers, and one
overseer Of poor.
AS to the pay of the four assessors, it is
precisely the same in the aggregate as was
that Of the old commissioner Of the rece.
nue." the only difference being that the work
of listing the county property is now divided
between four assessors instead, as formerly,
between two commissioners of the revenue,
which certainly ENSURES more thorough
,oork, and at no increase Of expense. am
thus explicit because this matter Of the pay
of assessors is generally misunderstood by the
people.
peryisor, assessor, and road commissioner.
The folio wing is about the average pay OF
these officers, and the SUM Of the other town.
ahin eypenseS-tO wit:
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Personal.

MANCHESTER, VA, march "a, 1874.
ITO A. CARTER ATfhlSSON, EsQ.,-
KnowIpe your fitness and feeling fully salts
fed that you will faithfully discharge the duties OF
the office, we earnestly request that you dsciare
yoursrIf n On ndidate for the position Of COMMON
WEaLTIIS ATTORNEY for Hastings Court OF
the city Of Manchester. ,-,r,,ns
NH 25- It's MANI foIEho.
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OTICE.-Ail persons holding claims
IN against the county Of Henrico are requested 10
present them to the Board OF supervisors OF said
County at the meeting to be held at the
on SATURDAY, the 2Sth day or this montn
(March) to he audited rs the levy for me present
NH a4.st CLERK Of the Board.
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CARRIAGES. CARTS, &c.

DOR SALE, q secondhand FOP-c4fSgsEEE 20
L CARRIAGE with four seats; will 9f@ssN
he sold low. Apply at 1924 Main street.
,ab
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DARTS FOR SALE.-The 80
" subscriber has EIGHTY CARTS Xasa
Also a lot of NEW HEELS and IHuN AALEs,
which can be shipped conveniently. These carts
are three Inches on the tread, and suitable tor
farmers as well ~ public works They can be seen
90 NH 1a1et ROBERT HARVEY.
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MILES, HORSES, dc.

lust ARRIVED! JUST AR On
u PIvFDl list ARRIVEG.-I have ~
lust received u carload of FINE HORSES from
inc West, and will continue to receive monthly
"a rIoad of tnc horses. which will sell on reason
allie terms Parties In want of match. saddle, or
family horses, 10y giving me- ten days notice, VIII
furnish them any size, color, or age.
~ MON Il. G. BENNETT,
Shockoe Livery and sale Stables,
Second street between Broad aud Grace.
NH 16-1m
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DILL LUMBER SAWED TO ORDER.
ID Atmy steam saw-rnitl. located ut this point,
will saw at short notice bills for Cars, Bridges.
Bulldogs, and agricultural purposes. Timber OF
first growth and ttuest quality: -
Seven Islands, Fluvanna eoN7Iy, Va.
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General Assembly of Virginia.

to-day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09

Those wanting cards, letter heads, bill
heads, envelops, sale bills, and in fact all
kinds of job work, will save money by
giving the REPUBLICAN call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
LOGAN s. CO., PrOprietOrs.

One volume OF the INDIANA journal,
Weekly, will be given as a premium to
any one who will send us $3.50 for five
yearly subscribers, for the Marshall Coun-
ty REPUBLICAN, Here is good chance
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