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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-26
,EAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

PHAT VERY VALUABLE ISLAND IN
JAMES RIVER, IN GOOCfILAND CSUN.
nv JAILED 'PLEASAkTS." CONTAINING
FiFTY-SIX ACRES, As0UT TW EETf!sTHLRaEE
MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, FOE SALE
ts i Il" BY recent survey FlFrY-sIX ACRES, is
for sae 1t is opposite TO the lands Of hr. samuel
n CIV a.. d the estate OF Dr. Trent. 1t Is admlra-
by ADAPTED to corn. being the finest quality Of low
grounds, high, and only over9%el by u nnS a.
freshets, and WILL 1t is said, yield from 2,OOQ TO
is also especially adapted. Before the war It sold
for 900, and is now offered for only u.s. o0o on on
~ hin on the island with very convenient access 10
canal-boats. The Island is now seeded IN grass
hnnIy 10 W. GODOIN,
"a o6 ot Auctionecr.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, February 25 Flour dull. Corr
steady at 506I62c. Pork In good demand at 81 0l
@aSl4.75. Lard quet and steady; steam, $50
SIC; kettle $1,000. Bacon dull shoulders; 6Ec.
clear rib, SIC clear, Sc. Whtskey opened weak
ut 95c., but closed firm at 94c.
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1874. NJ" 10 l TO LIME 1914.
SIJRSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR 1874.

ANY MAGAZINE OK PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BY
Ut. ELLYSON,
NEws-DEALER. No 1112 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In Newspapers, Books. Magazines, Games, Sta
tionery. School-Books. Christmas Books, and all
articles REQUIRED by the great reading public.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
The following sent by mail TO any part OF the
country at the following rates, which are the pub
fishers lowest prices:
DhILIES.
New York Herald. .$12 New York Tribune. 81
Now York World, ~ New York Times. IL
Ecw Y0rk Sun.... G New York journal
Richmond Dispatch. OF commerce. 1o
Hichnond Wing ~. = Richmond ENQUIRER. y
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J,OUJSyIIIE MARK FITS.

LOUISVILLE, February 25.-Flour quiet and IN
changed. Corn-White and mixed, Tic. Proyi-
sions dull and lower. Pork, 81 S. Bscon-63c
for shoulders; Shc: for clear rib; SIC. for clear
Sugar-cured hams. &c. Lard, 0Ac. for fierce and
9ac. for key. Whisky, GAY.
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BJ Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1UIth'
NEW YORK, February 25-Noofl.-stocks ouli
Money, 4. Gold, ll2Ss tXchange-Lone' 4o49
short agS. Governments dull and lower. States
active and lower.
Ertntng.-Money freely offered at 4. Exchange
heavy ana lower ut 4S4A. Gold, 1l2SGl l "a.
Governments active andlower. States nominal ex-
cept Tennesscc's, which are lower.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DAEVILLE kAiLRpAbSo,
RICHMOND. VA. December 7, 1873.
CHEDULE OF TRAINS

NSuCDOhG w = As>AAA'Ss
Train No. l-SoUTIIERS FxPRESS-!eaVes Stch,
moud at 500 A. NJ; arrives Ut Burs.Tilie al sNs
A. NJ, arrives at Danvil!e al j. NJ arr's a
Greensboro AZ $3.50 L. NJ.
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANS kSp NEw hoRh
ExPEESs-leares Greensboro It ITO L. III a.
riycs at Uanyille ut 3:52 2. 81, arrives al Burke
Vile at S:O4 I. NJ, arrives at Rlchnsld al llN.
Z. NJ. ,.. p,.h,,o,s
1T :4S p. Nj arrives At Burkerille 81 100 L. NJ
arrives 1T Danvie IT 9:5S +. N, arrives u "'eeas
boro' al / $50 A. VI. ,. -,
30. 4-rHRoUGH MAIL-l.avcs Grecnsb?!o al
o:15 A. NJ: arrives al Danyille at 5:2f 4. H., ar
rvcs at Burkevtle II :35 4. NJ; arrives II hie1
moGd ut 2:32 z. NJ. .., ,o,0s
Train No. 5-LYNClIBuRG PAssESGER-.Sra,'css
Richmond At GAP A. NJ: arrives 81 burSn'',.cA al
1899 =. "; arrives st Lynch5nrs u NJ T. -,
Train No. 6-BURKEyHLE AccoNao,phttr.,inii.
leaves Lynchburg at $3.50 P. w. leaves !rN.'i u
at4:35 A. VI arrives at kichhonn al I2o 80, q, ~
Train No. connects 1T BiirksVilie MIN y ars
on The Atlantic. Mississippi anu ono r.ily 49, -
Iynchbury and the South. Pnlnan PI'aeT 60,
r,in from Richmond To Charlotte ana rom ..S''
lotte to Atanta and New Orleans wlt".' Ghf.,s
Train No. max close connyctlNh A. III inc
with trains Oh the Atlanta ard kcDinonI AZ Nv
railroad for Atlanta, montgomery hco'ie' ."'
Orleans and all poiutS South anu soutn"est. s,,h
Through tickets sold TO all points SOUTH anu ''1'1
west, aud baggage checked through. r. 4, roTr.
dea Engineer and Superintendent
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. 7 am mon ,rch OF all survey,
nv right there Is none TO dispute

-
ny right there Is none 10 dispute"
1R. Cruso's Digest, vol. Z, page $685.
By right, here MIR. Cruso unquestionably
means the right Of making wills, whether a
man has anything to give or not.
We are next to consider what degree of
3 capacity is requisite to make will. AS has
been well remsrked by Vattel, Puffendorf.
and Justinian, very small infants, idiots, and
madmen are considered Incapable. The
standard OF capacity for making wills Is in-
deed very low, being about the same as that
required 10 decide on their validity; and
here cannot forbear to quote from recent
decision Of q learned brother In an eastern
county: Every person not embraced within
either. of the above classes idiots, iunatics
or persons non comp0s mentss) Of lawful age
is competent to make will, be his under
standing ever 80 weak, and Is also, will
venture TO add, eligible to the Office of sur
Togate. ~ u 50 E.a 49, ,s,.4,..s4ss aes.ez
Married women were anciently re garded
as incompetent to- make testamentary be.
quests but their competency IS restored
by arecent statute In these words:
- When she will, she will-yeu may depend ont. /
And when she WON'T, she won't-s0 there's IN
end 0B's.n 'stssG =, syG.ta as Et .y3ssls-g.
The IDEA Of making will naturally sug-
gests the thought of death, which is by no
means pleasant. IL is claimed here that BY
act OF making will man contracts To- diee
and that il he lives, in violation of this i'm
piled promise, he Is guilty Of d fraud, and is
estopped to oppose the probate of the will
1See GrOtins and Pothier on stopple.l For
him to do SO would be 'sto take advantage off
.lfs Gown wrong, /" which; rs my Lord Mans
Held suggests, sis "a dodge not sanctioDed BY
Ibe law Knight also quote from ccnfueius,
solon, Lycurg1s, Socrates, Hannibal, and |
other learned Thebans, but for the present |
lorbe3r, THO remarks { have made above
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BY Richardson & co"
Real Estate Agents and AuctiobecR''
II13 Main street.

VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING
"A aNOI LOT ON THE SOUTHEAST , GU Z F re-
M n bN0 TWENTY-FOURIu SIks1 S -,
1ISfON it'll. FOR SALE BY AUCdii oCo,IcIock
TiIEIRSDAY the Goth instant, at ~ rontses
= NJ. we shall sell Ivy auction, en- tne pas.n,rnf
a valuable FRAME DWELLING, WIZ. p' 2eet ON
and two stories above. and lot frontlhg 4 fourth
the south side Of NJ street corncf OF i"'h'
ard running back about 100 reg; IN six and
TERMS: Une-third cash; ba,autse oiven for the
twelve months negotiable notes 70 oe ,sIS and Sc
deferred payments, with interest "o"
cured by decd OF trust RICHARDsoN 8 CO.;
fc24 Real EsIa.- =; 1r7,17c1,
sTRITSTEE IN A DEED or Ih 1s2s !,
"a executed on the Goth DAY o. nd Jessie Mabel,
by James William BrakepriaaSrt s ONCE of Prince
nis nnntv Court to secure 10 a. aI0. with
Eumt IT. Uneut of n certain den' 1 05th day OF
nlll tile pay ham IN THURSDAY ihs Gp hiHsy! "
interest," 10 sale TO the hlensst oiaI.r, 81
this months aion IN the plantation, ~ friII I,"@at
pubuc n niles from Hampton SluHes
c 1S a as"HARDTIMEs tie d to,,u int ~
h.nornrty-yiZ,n large am na a. TsIWSITITpF
HtJtrSE,HOLD and hli,SIIn5fE En ENTS.
HORSES,
MULES,
COWS,
OXEN,
SHEET,
WAGONS,
CARTS,
HARNESS, &C.
ENA' o''@ WILLIAM B. MATTHEW'S,
r. e+as Trustee.
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E,oOKs, STATIONERY. dc.

A BBOT1'S UNITED STATES DIGEST,
IA FROM THE .EARLIEST PERIOD TO 1870.
Volume Just to hand. subscriptions solicited by
RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
Also for sale, the CODE OF VIRGINIA.; /
volume. Sc; volumes. So: 2 volumes interviewed
with paper for notes and references TO subsequent
BRAITHWAITE kETR osPECT, $3.50;
WER'S PAkISIAES, II
OUIDA'S TWO LITTLE WOODEN SHOES,
$3.50; and all The other new works. at l31 s Main
street fe 13-d&w
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BALTIMORE, February 25.-VTsinit . 3, ou,
81; consols, SIX 4; peelers. a. west 'lrgihl" =
liz. Bid to-day.
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BY Grubts & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

BY GrubtS & Williams,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.
TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE,S SALE
y OF VALUABLE FARM OF ABOUT THREE
MILfS BELOW THE CITY OF RICHnoSD,
NEAR THE OLD CI1ARL rs CITY ltOAD, Al
AUC,TION.-By virtue of decree of the United
States District Court for tine Eastern District OF
Virginia in the matter of George d: Pleasants'
bankrupt entered 21st February, 1s74. tue under
sirneu trustees under certain deeds therein men
TONED and assignees of said bankrupt, VIII eel at
public auction, on the premises. on III FSDa I :;
March 5ih, 1874, the whole of The TRACT OF200
ACRES more or less on which The said PleasnIs
p. W. Gruobs, trustee, John Goolsby, and Henry
Bates as described in said several deeds About SO
acres of the land is we'll set In timothy and nbout
25 acres in wheat. The land Is very fertile: There
is on the place handsome dwelling wlln seven
buildings. al In good order.
TERMS: VIII be announced on TIE day OF sale.
EDWARD T. ROBINSON,
W. GUDDIS,
JOHN Is. CRENsHAW,
F. NJ. CONNER, is sIs
GRuBBS 4 WILLIAMS, AucioDeers.- te 70
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PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY rs, 1874.
Steamer Westover, Travers, Baltimore, merchau-
disc and passengers, l.. 3. Tatun.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk mer-
chandise aad passengers, l.. B. Tatum agent
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
| Schooner Roxanna, Frank, Baltimore, February
Kurk Jemhyrd, Barth, Liverpool, February 5.
Bark Edwin, ChristUpherson, Liverpool, Febru-
Schooner Arthur Clifford, Mcdonald, Nassau,
Schooner Agnes, Hodgden, Bath, Me-, February
| 13. - - - r 1880 +s ~ !.
schooner Pandora, Hearn, Baltimore, February
Schooner George c. A. Travers, Mitchell, Alex
andria, February 8. l.J -e@5. i
| Schooner S. GA ryon. Eicaerson, Boston ria
| Woods Hole. re bruary 10. e1=1zsss gE.
SchooDer Frank q. bow, Gage. Boston ria
| Woods Hole, February "a.
Schooner A. g. ireland, Townsend, New York,
! February Fl. 8ss.s-& 81
| Arrived at New York February 90 SchoonersSt
Clair, Edward. Ireland. hence, and schooner Harry
Landell, Taylor; Samuel Wood. Wood: Barnett
Jones Critteuden and Lizzie smith, Fuller, Viz
| ginia. 49, so !..r 'si5p-f (
Schooner edward hieh, Virginia, for boston, ar
rived st Newport February 30, and reports thut
when OF cedxr Point picked five iales of cotton,
which she stil has board believed to belong to
schooner Queen OF the South, wrecked at Watchu-
By Telegraph. '-.
NEW YORK, February 26s-AYifed: Faragossa,
Sen Gull, YRZoo. Worcester, Columbia, City OF New
York. Arrived out: Livingstone, Warrior, British
Ancrica, Mardel, Alma Hermnnn, America.
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1,os1,1assIoN sIERCMANTs:

JAMES B. r1cKLES, wA ARB ~ 7 nlsnSiIe, Va.
late of Buckingham, Va. NV cL,NERAL
r Il. FICKLEN - ". .s IN FLOUR,
Os COMMISSION Msn n,nsr "NirslE!a and Htsst-
er PRO prSdneis, t Cary street between esN
aTsir.esnih kish@SDa ss Bank Q, xIsnfk; t =
Har,saas ESQ. Judge WsllasaSSs,r
IN nona, ' Vs Hon james I; gsnYsis
Virsinis; hoa; T. III WisnfsssR ". H. Asl!S$i!
srn 'ns, o. snVV s. ". A. Stuart Esq sal:. D.
ee snM III. aacier, Esq. LynshSaas,ss,n Ch,es,
irving. hsa., EaYmvtlIe, va4i Is .l@
bankers. Danyille, Va ....-.-------------~
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. February 20 1874
e,oo virginia consols, at So; 1000
Inferred ut 1l2s. 49, ,
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CHESAPEAKE ANB OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.-On and after January IL. ls74,u
passenger trains viii run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
MAIL TRAN.-For Gordensvllle, tharlol,es-
vile. Staunuon. White Sulphur Hln.os, and all 10.
tcrmediafe stations daily Except Sunday a, $50
A. N. This train connects At Gcrdonsyille for
Orange, Culpeper, Warrent9n, Manassas. Aleral.
dria, Washington, and the North and Ut Charot,es.
Vile for LynchburR, Bristol, Knoxville, Chltts-
nooga. and the South.
ACCOMMODATION.-Fo Gordonsville and al
Intermediate stations daily texceprSundlyl al AS
p. N. This train connects &C Gsrdousvile Eor
Lynchburg.
EXPRESSION junction, GordonsvLlle. Char.
ottesville. Stanton, Goshen Coynstor. White SUI
phur. Huntington. and all the stations 6e!ve.nWhi!e
Sulphur and Huntington daily except Saturday
ut S:45 p. NJ. This train connects at Huntington
with steamers Bostona and Fleetwood for CiDcin~
natl and thew est aud Southwest.
For through tickets, correct information. aud
rates. apply at A. W. CARRIERS, s26 Main street,
at Office Ballard and Ex change Hotel. and at TIE d>
Dot on Broad street near Seventeenth.
EDGAR VLIET.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
A, H. PERRY, General superintendent. 40
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r'ieHDAoD' RAILROAD COMPANY.
So,o-nher 9Th 1873,

y,,,z,,oxn. YsHx RIVER AND CBESArEAkt
c'iSh'Ao-NN' Rs,IPO,p COMPANY. [
prcu,royn. November 5th. 1879 ,
an AND AFTER THIS DATE pA%
" SENGER and FREIGHT IkALHo W ''
ropa SsIi St9 X TRAIN for waa PSz. aTes
pichmond AT T. D.. and train from e.. s y,n.
viii arrive Al Richmond Al 1880 A. H. @'H' ''1"
's NE splendid steamer HAVANA c.F;aa Ns
nickLL has been place Oh the route eys Win his
Point aud Baltimore 10 run In coaaec laying IVES.
road and will makethree trips week. rig.
Pnint TUESDAYS, THURsDAfS; k1 i,s sn pks.
nHWs On thearriv.l OF the train when lea'e,
.nond al PM. arriving 1t Bslulnoir mex, ,s sSra
ia ample time to conReG ,S wte aOSDAYS WEn
NEsDSYs. and FRIDAYS At r. q! G G"rord :!
nj West Point with the train due 81 h'eH''
lq Esre n re h,Ipmore, rs coored people A. only
EFRFiGRT TRAIN, for through ltas ns s AM.
,a.rss Richmond TUESDAY 5, THURSDAY, an
days 81 THROUGH freight sa rsge ear as4
,o FF fra,gbt oetxssn Richmond and Wet POM, md
i iSsrar Bichmond on Mondays Hedne si!; r a
FRIDAYS at $50 A. II. Local f-csl'
days, Thursdays, and Satufd Esi5w. F. FoLGEs.
Supcrinten1cnII
WI BRAGG. Master Transportation:
: YIcuMoyp, FRED'G POTOMAC R q: b; ".
GrS,I, T,ckET d FREIGHT AGENTS is73.}
o--> RICHMOND. October iz'h'
SCHEDULE OF TRA1NS'
Rs2e,uuosp, FREDERICKSBURG AND r'i"
40 MAG RAILROAD Ito, 4,
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byfd-s:f''' ''
. uP NIGHT NAH. leaves Bsrd-st'e" ''''''
III T.. 81. Except on SundaysJ y,,,n- stree; 81.
ZIP EXPERIMENTATION leaves Etoa'-''
tion al 6 r. II. except SundtySl uv-,,-strcs, ~.
DOWN DAY NAIL arrives ~ D'i
DoWN NIGHT NAH. ARRIVES a. BY
ton a, 4:5O a. u. except on Mo mn arrives a.
DOWN ACCOMMO2Sa a. ~ Il texcep. Oh sun'
Brosd-street station ~ 90 - A. .,,,
FaEfGHr TRAINS leave Brp seI,s,Ss al res
on Mondays, Wednesdays ana On tf tbs alerana:ls
and NJ sseassssna Sawsy
/ ~ Broadsstreet station on Tuesdays '''
Saturdays NJ o K. d. -,,,.rseut.
BY order Oh aenef@i j. B. GESThl:.,
oel3 General Ticket anu HIe.c-
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POSTPOEEMENT.
Tn consequence of bad weather, the above sale Is
uostponed until FRIDAY, 9th instant, at *
oclock p. NJ. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR s. son,
70 OF AuctloneerS.
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, that VALUA.
Il BILE BUILDING LOT on the north line Of
CLAY BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS. with the carpenters shop thereon, ana
Two FiRST-RATE PIECES OF REAL
ESTATE, cligibIy located, ON 4 VERY LONG
CREDIT as to Il large portion Of the purchase
money. ,,,, ~, ee
Three large and In every respect FIRST-CLAsS
WAREHOUSES;.
A mcdium-szed BRICK DWELLING. in perfect
order. and very convenient to The capitol, post
office. &c.
Also other properties in various localities, i'm
proved aud unilnproved within the city, US well rs
FARMS and MINERAL LANDS. apply to
j. l.. APPEkSON,
fe 25-Gt Real Estate Agent aud Auctionccr.
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DRINTING.-Ail kinds done neatly and
i expedilIously a. the Dispatch Printing House.
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BY james 81. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG
ID TION-Wil he sold on WEDNESDAY TIT
25th day OF February. 1874, on The premises,
Az O'Clock Z. d., EIGHT PRETTY BUlLDlNe
LOTS, fronting on the east side of Buchanan stree
25 feet each, and running back the USUAL distance
TERMS: At sale. coz,
Auctioneers.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY rs, 1877

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEBRUARY 20, 1874
Sun rises ,,,,., 6.27i Moon sets los
SIM sets 6.33 High tide. liz
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BY w. GoGdin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

DEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
d RESIDENCE, WITH LARGE LOT At
70 Mn ET EENTH STREET, ADyOINISG THE
HANDSOME DWELLING Of MIR. DANIEL
Won GROOMING, F0e SALE..The very aitrac-
above, now occupied by Mr. B. Heinrich, is offered
for sale. The lot has front Of 1O3 feet Oil Mosby
of Nineteenth street. The DWELLING Is A
VERY HANDSOME BRICK ONE, with ample
accomm odatIons for q large family. 10 effect
sneedy sale, Til E PRICE AND TERMS WILL BE MADE
VERY AcCoN3IODATING. Apply ut once n
W. GODDIN,
&c 25.3t Real Estate Auctioneer.
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RAILROAD LsNEs.
Sd Sc I'D M E = -: :ss:sssgss

Sd 81 I'D M Es -; 70 80,
OFFICE RICHMOND AND PErzgsnrpc,
RAILROAD COMPANY. /
ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1sr, 1919
" trains on this road will run as follows. 1
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond Ar ,.o,
III. and 2 z. NJ: returning leave tersbury a;
1871 p. n. and 7:50 z. 81. -
The sos A. II. MAIL TRAIN does not ,c,r.
Richmond on Mondays. and The 1850 y. VI, Mil
TRAIN does not leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS Ga
NORFOLK ACCOMMODATES TkAlS Ie,re.
Richmond at 1880 ?. H. and Petersburg al loan
AN. ''''
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a pasaenger coach a..
tached, leave Richmond for Petersburg stsh.x
and P. NJ. daily, except Sundays: returning wave
Petersburg AT ESQ A. II. and 4:3O P. II. div
except Sundays.
The NAIL TRAINS win not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except .. Hancles.r and
Chester.
Passengers from Glover Hill will leayen7l
NJ, and returning leave Richmond at ZIP. u. d.ly.
Except Sundays).
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start from
the Washington-Street depot
PULLMlE'S PALACE SLEEPiNG-CARS are
attached 10 all the Nail Trains
CORBiS WARWICK. JR..
ia 22 General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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BY Cook & Laughton. Auctfoneers'
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of an exc
y cution I'm m hands 10 f,vor of G. j. Dominica
against b. W. Moore ] shall proceed TO sell at the
store of q. j. Dominica, No. 10Y Seventeenth
street, between Franklin and Grace on Inc gun day
BROWN SUGAR (about $500 pounds):
TEpHs. Gssl JOHN w. WRIGHT.
10 Ok Sheriff city of Richmond.
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NEW YORK, February 26.-AxYised: saragossa,
Sen Gull, fazoo Worcester, Columbia, City OF New
York. Arrived out: Livingstone, WGrrior, British
America, Mardel, Alma, Hermnnn, America !
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Special terms 10 parties clubbing for three or
more papers or Inagaztues,
1f12 Main street Riehao long, Va. I
= ia 10-d, swEY ~ w 4ttEi q ~ =
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sVIOR RENT, THAT DESlkABLE@ss
n STORE No. 9l2k, on the north side Of III
Main between Ninth and Tenth streets. pply 70
/. = ~ ~ - s~-A.+ ~ ). u. APPERSON,
81 fe 90. Ct $3.50 5t Is.s Real Estate Agent. i
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TOR RENT, THE VERY DESlRA- Ga
Il BILE RESIDENCE No. Gil west Cary Iii
street. adjoining the residence OF Charles Phillips,
ESQ, with nine rooms tthree on each aoor; kitch-
| en- with three rooms, large hen-house, &C.; good
garden, containing some choice grape-yines cherry
| trees, &C.; paved back yard, and pump OF good
water IN the yard. apply to
fe 23-1w GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-15
Or the udtette. n,
The G6vernor-hir.


There Ia much talk, of course, as TO who shall
only will reveal to who will be the happy
recipient OF the high honor
In the first place we want Democrat, then We
want u man sober, honest, Industrious aud
vieiiant.
Republicans have been supported in high
piAcrs long enough TO convince the people that
they have been laboIiOg tor their own advance
meht instead OF that Of The daily hboTer~ tile
Taxpayers.
The time has arrived wh, the workinsmen
OF This country will vote for the work log m an .
friend.
The man the people want in office now is
workingman's friend-one who will reach forth
his hand to help them up ana not assist them
downWaTds, an 90 many office holders have been
doing recently.
Let MS name our fello w-citizsn, William Bright
Esq, as candidate for their high honor, Ii 10 the
git OF the people to bestow.
Wofklngmen need their right, and now is the
time to begin. Let Democratic rule assume the
sway once more, let our land how with milk and
aSney, iet the hammer OF prosperity again ring
forth, whose every strike shsl make the hearts Of
the people glad.
The workingman has been crushed down long
enough, let him come up and ride upon the bill
10 VS. awhile, let the feathery foam wait him along
and how delightful 1t will be-
democrats come one, come ALL come to the
rescue put down the usurpcis, euthrone Democ-
racy again, and the nominee YOU want is the
sccrH!ngnaass frletd, o man who will work for
the common interests OF the common people
Men remember Mr.. Bright is an untiring worker
a business man, man for the people Z.
WILMINGTON, July IL, 1874.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-15
General News.

y. B. Treasurer Spinner threatens to resign. in
consequence OF difference between himself and
some Of the other prominent Treasury ofacisIs
regarding the recent appointment OF clerks in
his bureau "
=, The loss to the Erie Railway Company by the
Weehawken fire is from $3.50, 600 to Sl75 600.
with an insurance Of Sl02, 900.
The Red Stocking basu ball club. of Roston
a score Of to 8. "
The fsle base ball club defeated she Harvard
at Saratoga yesterday.
President Grant and partv reach.a s.x.,...
yesterday morning.
j. ID. Platt, Jr, was renomnated for Congress-
yesterday BY the Republicans of the Second Viz
ginia District.
seven men were engaged in fgt at Louisville
Ay, yesterday, which resulted in the killing of
iosr and the serious wounding of two others,
wnhe me last one was severely though not oeri-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-15
Z Q Q Crime

10 exhaust still further the vitality of an already
feeble invalid with sharp evacuants and other
MISUNDERSTANDING medicines. No case of dyspep-
sia, liver complaint. constipation, nervous weak
ness or periodic fever ever cured in that way.
What the debilitated sufferer needs is a remedy in
which the properties OF an invigorant, stimulant
a mild aperient. sedative. and blood depurient
are combined. and Hostetter's Stomach Bitters il
the only preparation before the world in which
proportions necessary to overcome disease without
prostrating the patient. This agreeable and poten
restorative. for il restores the strength Of The
body reestablishes functional regularity. enriches
tthe desenerated blood. and clears the clouded
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