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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03
RkI.TIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, December 2.-Flour quiet ant
steady; prices unchanged. Wheat.quiet but firm
amber western $l.20@bl30; No. red western
red Maryian &I.2O@$l. 33; amber. 81 g .3S
white, sI.20@Sl.35. Corn strong; southern
white, e2@s6c.; yellow, S0@s2c: osts frmer
southern, 63@66c. Rye quiet at 81 @S1 .05.. Ha.
unchanged. Provisions firm and unchanged. West
ern butter quiet aud steady. Coffee quiet at l7h@
l9xc. Whiskey frmer and scarce small sales
$1.03. Sugar firm and unchanged.
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ByM NJ Lee. Aussioneer,
1914 Main street. AL
sFtoMMIssIoEER'S SALE OF CON-

/ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CON-
| NJ PORTABLE DOUBLE FRAMED DWELL
ING. WITH LOT Thirty By ONE HUNDRED
1SO NTNETY-EI6HT.RE FEET, On THE NORTH
SIDE OF CARYtOR DOYERl STREET..-By Wiz.
tueof decree Of the hsncery Court or Richmond
prononneed on The Sthoay q November, I S74. In
eiaI commissioner named in said decree, viii pro-
coed TO- sell at public suction, ON the premises on
{ MONDAY the TIN day Of December, 1874, at 4
O'Clock r. NJ, the property described In saiG decree
as fronting thirty feet ne north side OF Cary for
Dover) between Plum and Earyie streets, and run.
ming back within parallel lines one hundred and
ninety feet, on nicn there ia comfortable
U0UBLE-FRuSTFR FRAMED DIV ELLING.
This properly lies IN an improving part of the
wishiy to make smsA investments.
TERMS /: One-thfd cash; balance on q credit OF
six and twelve months for negotiable notes with Ia.
terest at the rate of SIX per cent per annum added
the title TO be retained nuu all the purchase.
Is paid and q conveyance ordered by the court.
~ ,-s4t1SaaEs1 Y ~ ~ II. A. ATKINSON, DR.,
de 1 l. ys;Fs+i4fsbs ~ Special Commissioner
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: y ~ a ~. 81 =. >. -

NEW YORK, December Cotton quiet; sales OF
I,534 bales at 14X69l SIC. Southern flour steady
common to fair extra. "a. 90@s5. So :, good to
choice extra, IS. O@ss.2s. Wheat dull and abOu,
western; Corn Quiet and firm. Coffee quiet and
steady ut 61@ l9xc. gold. for Rio. Sugar rather
more active ard Sit ady at .SS@Sac.; fair to gooo
foreign duff; New Orleans quiet at 60@64c. fol
fair to prime; 65hc. for choice. Rice quiet and
steady. Taow dull at 8 l3-16@SHc. TOR prime
CITY. Rosin easy at S2.25@$2.30 for strained.
Turpentine STEADY at 344@D35c. Pork unsettled
old mess, S21. Beef unchanged Lard closed 9
shade easier; prime steam, 131013 1l-16 &C.
Whiskey more active and lower at $l.02.
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81 erub6s q Wfilialns.
Resi EsntesA AGENTS and 4Aicstosaeer
H,nvc,,fh streas heryaen Nsfn and Bank


rIyRf1sTEE,s SALE OF IA VALUABLE
sE5fFARM IN ECHEsTERFIELD COUNTY, Mn:
ABOUT UNE AND A HALE NILES Ets .Y
M1SCHKsTER, At AGc TIDN.--in execution
cf deed Of trust inside BY a ~; asns,
fo the subscriber Is trustee. dstec 1otn Maren.
;is74, and duly recorded In Gheste Ldeid County
Gourt. we will sell at auction. upon me psemsSs,
On THURSDAY, December 81 at ~ oGsoca ~. " M !.
nSc,snr, NJ the Warwick road with the Goodes
Bridge read, adjoining the Mgrchle read and i ne
lands OF Dr. Moseley and jasper ~ n :
irarL cotains 72 acres, and Is 20 ee
valuable and biehly Improved farm. -; ...
TERMs Cash to pay expenses OF execIt,ng ~
trust aHd 10 pay notes ne zoe 20. a ats
IRth s;unc i S74, and one for 1896 -, Que 5tn
serienber, 1874: balance ON such terms OF pay
fnenf "a said Brnnier may direct s.5 Il:
49,. - - ROBERT q: SCOTT, trustee:
; GRuBBs Williams. RuctioneeTs. no1o :
/ 4tfi,e request of Mr. Brandery VIII be added 2
the above sale, ifs desired, about 80
ACRES adjoining the aboye 10 parcels On aso n1
sevanteetf TO twenty-five acress WITH privilege ~
me or more parceis-or may be sold as q whole
lying on both sides of the New road .contiaua
fion of Hull for Main} streets Manchesae
/ TEaMs: One nh cash; balsnee 10 fonr, elgnt
Stw aa 3 anu GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, December 2, 1874.
Country Produce.

Roots: Ginseng, $l.250s1.5o seneca, without
s gsi.s SO $685. 3 % n.
Bxtser: Prime to cnoice yellow, e7@soc.; poo,
20 good, 15Q1Sc common. 10Ql2c.
ess ssas 5s S5seR: s pasSe feo'
CheStnuts &G@$2,25.
Dried Fyt AppIssnVansy' T. S.,f b., $685. S2ss:
Ieacdss-Pisse!ssas, i4@aoc.; unpeeled' s@sc
saes: In Sarreis, as@24c p dozen; in crates
FEsur: virginia country y Quoted Today Fine
gsa sVp ernsry rum ass
Fsatss s.f Prime nye-goose, 5o@eoc common
Z: ri Massssd: s1.7o@s1.7s y bushel 80
Hag: virginia timotny' soc.@sl.o5; clover
s. Potatoes: irish, 10000 y Dpsnel.
= 81 Lard: ConnrrY. 16I.
al 6. shleEsns. e1So@isc. A7-e''' 'N
Rvs 9oe: % snsnel. ~
VI s Ss,sas !: sSSses
Baled Ssrale: 45@5oc.
KS Is. Wool: Washed, 40a43c.; unwashea, 25Q3oc.
~. Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
q Cement: Resendaie, s2@82.l0 q barrel; James
River, S2.19@s2.25. -. = .,.s -.
Lime: Agrlcul.uFsJ. loe; q bashel Virginia e as
Rlas. L .s;apps s4 - ouhdslo.5o@s1l.
:oeiiyeredi caiclneo' $40. = 7s.
DRY Goods.
~ Byotcn ShsetiaoS and Shirtss0s IA Manchester,
.x,Xc.: Z Manchester. ne: y Manchester, 6Ac.;
James River, &C.; Fontenoy, SIC; "a Gram
ftayflle 1Oka51 1c: Granitev1lle, Sxc; 90 Rock
iOc.: Al w Coucstoga, iOHc.: z @. Conestoga,
i 9Se.: u. ConesIoga, sXc.; i0-4 Pepperin, S5c. {;
1OA City, 32kc. = 75sz5sS4s =
"a Bleacaed SatTs,aSS and SeetfnaS: A. Wamsut-
4 "a. l7c.; A Mxsonstlle. 13c.: IA R0ckdale.
12hc.: A Home; l2hS; - Oneida, isHe.; -
) Dog, 7c.; B 4 scituate, &C: Methusn, exc: Pc
z 9erborougb, &C.: i9-4 Waltbazn, TIC. los City
: Mills, a6c.; Beiiestew. she. a.. -.
yrosoa Drttts PetersDurg, 9Ec.; Westford,
~ Corsn Jedas: PaSonia, lOc.; Amoskeay,
i &c. sklalioTell, 1 L. 80, -.
~ DesssaaS : Harsst, iS'sc. basson steam Mhds'
Z Ags. az
,no,d M e az A aa Sssss RaG a
Sc. ;hlnNS scy A4P dlentsi Messmsiss
10c-; Arnold NC; Ansskeag, 7kc.; Wsmsutta,
csnp,Arscs. p,ca .xe = rn,,,sb - ss..s ts-
- S>so' 70 1.soe' o'sS.. 1.u'Sus1as &c.
fa&ss Dyessuass Oiis, &c.
II 4,an &c. c., a.
0ossosatratsd re: s7.5o@ss q case. OF sOur
sso zen
~ SoDSssay. &c SS co.
f ErarasS ~ y ~, 8 ~ .,
Iad ;aot <. x .iSS@xI Ak ,o''
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sun rises 7.l3 Moon rises. ;. -. $50
Bun sets...,....... Az High tide.......:..120G
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 2, 1874.
Il l:.s,-...s94 ARRIVED. d. @s,.ss g..S.t..
Steamer MISSIONER. Skinner, Baltimore, .!mer-
chandise and passengers PoWhatan Steamboat
- - SAILED. zaas.. sssp 5sslz
Steamer John Sylvester, Post Norfolk, merchan:.
disc and passengers; 1, 3 Tatum, agent. y,
ellis creek, lumber. Curtis b Parker
Schooner s. +. :Kirwan Kirwsn, Norfolk, light :
Schooner John Beatty, Price, Philadelphia via
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. Il.
From Philadelphia December /, schooner John
From Philadelphia December 1, schooner Caro-
Schooner Robert d sly, Jones, cleared from Bal
timore December LIST for James river. III
Louisa Bliss, Strong, from Richmond, Va.
Arrived at Vineyard Haven November ,29th,
ond dda
Puryere, from Bostoa-all for Virginia.
sAt New York November 30th, schoonerst Oliver
Curtis, Curtis; Sarah and Lucy, Boker-trom Viz
Steamship Louisiana, sunk in Chesapeake bay,
has four chal1s uudsr her, and only the eames are
SCHOONER FROM RICHMOND sUNK-TWo LIVES
81 1{ts4gt5. r. LOST, ~ 10. Sc :{gs 49,
Schooner james Bradley. loaded with stone. from
richmond Tor sfntl4delpnla, was fallen IN with at
10G'clock ON Sunday mot ming by steamship Will
mangton lat Baltimore from Hayans) during q
heavy saual!, ca Cape Henry, in distress, having
had her sails blown away and otherwise disabled
The crew of the schooner We re transferred TO the
steamer The second officer Of the Wilmington, Il.
Z. ToSey, With four seanen, proceeded on board
the Bradley with hawser. About P. NJ, when
off Smiths Point In the vicinity of the late Lou
isiana disaster, the Bradley suddenly sunk by the
Dead In thirteen fathoms Of water MIR. Tobey and
one ,'Gf the seamen, Michael Sheridan, were
Anfwned, the otheritNo being rescued by the VII
miugton. T 40
TorAE DISASTERS in NOVEMBER. & ~;
The number of vessels belonging to or blund to
4s 1rom ports me unfed States reported totally
which 40 were wrecked, IS abandoned, 3 burned,
sunk ~ colision.1 fonndeTed, and are missing.
brigs, ana IL schooneSs, and their total value ex-
SWElVe OF cargoeH. d estimated at $3.50, 600 4yIe
Among The wrecked sc60AQsrs WAS the Gerent
Canning, y. s.. fLoR ri chmoRd for Rio Grarde. :.
s y -sr: 4 r BIZ Telegsash.
NEw YORK, december 2.-Arriyed: San sslya.
dor. Regulator Arrived out: Brilliant Star. Tss-s:
Z. NER YORK. December 2.--Arr iyed !; Vile de
Parls. Gnif Stream, CitT OF DaHns, rNorshead City
new YORK. December 2.-Artyed: City or
niut."etH m e 800
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, December -Noon-StocEs ac-
tive and lower. Money, per cent Gold, 1ll@.
Exchange-Long, 485H; short, 490x Govern
ments dull. States quiet
:, Epeniy,g.-Money, EGGS per cent. Exchange
dull Mt 4s5k Gold, active and irregular at IL b@
1l24. Governments active and steady. States quiet
apd Sfeady.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

- RICHMOND, DECEMBER Y ISTfs
sfr OFFERINGS. ~ -
WHEAT-white. $50 bushels. Red, 290 bushels.
CORN.-White, 1872 bushels.
OATS.-34S bushels.
RYE.-1S bushels.
/. -, SALES
WHEAr.-White, 100 bushels very good at 81 40 ;
"a bushels very good ut $50; As bushels at S1.3 q.
Total ! so bushels 1850
/ .WHEAr.-Red, GO bushels very good at 81. 40;
80 bushels al S1.30. Total, 80 bushels. :
bCoRN.-Whlte, 20 bushels good new at &C.; AZ
zoe; "a bushels new at zoe. Total. AS bushels: !
OATs-oO bushels good spring at Gle. /; 90 bush.
private terms. Total, 248 bushels ---.~-
KYE.-l0 bushels at etc; 8 bushels at &c.. To-
tai, bushels. 1855 -.-.a..-.ss., u = y q
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, December 2.-Flour unchanged. Corn
9 mixed, 721kc.; new mixed, 68hc.; rejected old
CSC. NEW, 62063c. Pork dull unsettled, and
lower, closing steadler at $19.75t9$i9 80. Lard
quiet and weak at 1SHc.
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HINGINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. December 2.-Flour steady. Corn
firm at 7O67lc. Pork dun; nominally $20.5 Q, oD
spot. Lard dull and unsettled; steam, 13S@l34c.
on spot; 1 33c. In February: iobbing kettle. La
144c. Bacon scarce-only jobbing trade. WINS.
KEY STEADY al csc. $50 i. ..ts..s
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, December 2.-Flour and corn un
changed. Pork dull and lower at gel. Bacon
None here; shoulders, TIC; clear rip, l0ac
WhIskey. Csc,
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Nv seoaest Of Messrs. 4. 1 q. and a. ID. Wiiiiamss
executors OF the last will Of Jesse Wiaianss Se e
s sssss w sa1m n s DGa vs.
farred to- 1t contains about ~ acres, :of when 9
ESH e Is
ncses are III highly and weilsenct0sed
garden and the residue IN orchards. GROUNDS. 6c;
1.-THE orchards are femarEaoie -e0natderingf sce
size of ths MT, variety OF fruit and
ihrlfiipess, COMPRISING nearly Zoo trees emDraea
ing apples, peaches pears berries ag1s =,
small fruit, and about goo tsfspe-yfBes of the
choicest varieties Of hs agoys |eTe ses on ,
also about fees Of Just tn the,
fhe garden has been sor spr,nK suIttsa
The buildings consist of dwelling WIZ, q cel tsf
with three rooms, i've rooms above, besides gar.
smoE house large barn Win three hoors stable,
cofn-house4 &c.ai&7c. 81 ri
A,Wel OF good water aud cistern IN the yard,
Orl3lhe rear part or the Farm there ts;h framed
dwelling with four rooms. .
J'he plase7 is well. enclosed with plank, and on
three sides are Usage orange hedges greWlne rs
It is rarely that place possessing many adyan-
tages and completey stocked with al that IS de
sI afler die sale of RIverview we VIII offer The
IsLASnp aPSye ssfseS 81 Sp9!FaVE aseas
WHICH about forty acres Of aluyial soil aree az
most unlimited and mex susftbe feftiitty with
some cleaning up, this land would sagalin prodncI
tiyeness any to be found 10 this county material
element Of tile value of this property Is in the I'M
limited quantity Of the finest sand for building
purposes II which there Is direct wafer tfanspor-
tatIon from the island 10 the city "A gIeN many
tnausand tons have been sold from 1t at large pro-
it upon the working, and the hands of an active
man no surer or more profitable business could rea-
Affer the sale of the real estate we win sen AZ
Riveryiew the entire stock, &C., embracing three
HORSES, one OF them a fine Y9u&G MAKE,
them VERY fine; BUGGY and f.HARNESSfsM VA a.
CON CATS FA = MISS mn l Hr,1aNFiik K,
iiof, Of CORN. sOaTS, RYEsa EtsD DhiR. &C., &c.
Immediate possession of the real estass Se
given. for
the personal Pr9psSEts'W Aucttor,eers.
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ct. I0Irls MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, December 2.-Flour In improved de-
mand; snperflne winter, - .10@$4.25. Corn un
changed. Whisky quiet at III. Pork dull and
lower to sell offered at $50. Lard, l3c.
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BALTIMORE.

~ BALTIMORE, December 2.-Virginia 6's, Old,
AZ; Virginia consols, 5a4. West Vrginis's, i y.
North Carolina 6's, old 26, new 10; special-tax,
f. Bid to-day.
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,a By D. h. gWelsiger,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
9la Hull street, Manchester.

HsRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE IN The CITY OF A ~
CHESTER AT sAUCTI9S,-As- trustee IN oee n
recorded In the clerks office Of Manchester "lI
sen, on the prefs es, on TUESDAY me s,n Gay o.
DeoeInbes, 1874, as4 o'clock 2, D., HSUsE asS
LOT on Fourth street. commencpg ~ &C. an ayI
OF Stockton. In the original plan OF haneneAsl,
fronting "a feet by 1872 feet deep. The boise cga
taips SIX rooms The los viii, be sub-diSideds u
sired, Oh the day Of sale. So vn.rses
of ayegiting this trust the balance NJ ~ mona aS
evidenced by negotiable mole Win ntsieSstv 1
secured by deed OF trust. +. ID. SoTTs .s,ase
no OF 7tsSs@sa aiS3t'th u Iuess>S.--
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Lost. sTAssED, AND 70 ,UND.'

LOST, STkSYED, And FO UND. -
lSTRAYED or ToLEN. on Friday 8 "a
1.-The 9th Of November, from lie lot or Yea
u, Valentine, on Broad street near Broos "a
avenue, q medium-sfze WHITE MARE - NeEas
;sSL -, with cut name, and mouth badly en-. +.
JONES, No. west Broad street. q = z 6
0ST. "a small G0LD-ANDa,ORAT,
~ BREASTPIN between Clay and 3 Mafiaor
streets and the Second Baptist church. AZ snIfahle
reward WIZ De paid II left at No sol west Cav
EsTRA Token mp November al gss,ssI,,aa
ID 80, is14. one BED COW medium Sid, &8
by Wing charges and for this adYerfisemes
ii B.DAYlS, Allenis 7farm
SIS l-St near Richmond eiieae. D
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SALE.-By virtue Of al ex.
~ eesssion In my hands in favor Of the Common.
mo nw.alth of VhgiDid against E. T, Stoops, A.
Noise and others, sureties Of r. l.. Sarmento, late
eherif OF Nelson county, shall proceed to sell, on
the premises. on SAL URDAY the 9th day Of De-
cember, 1874. at IL O'Clock n. ONE UNDt-
yIDED ONE FOURTH INTEREST In LOT OF
GROUND situated on the southeast corner OF VI
and Twenty-pinth streets, fronting Az feet on
Twenty-ninth Street ard runping back l32 feet;
/ TERMS OF SALE: Upon six months credit; the
purchaser executing bond With good security pay
alberto the Commonwealth OF Virginia, and the
paid.. .,rs JOB W. Wight,
no 80 t'iat Sheriff City or Richmond
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BY Grubbs s Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh 8, rect between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and BANK.
| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
I0LARGE AND DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-:
DENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
MaRSdALL'AND EIGHTH STREETS At AUC-
ITO Y. .hfE-l,r EssE,sr. ars
MORTON, &c.,l In Richmond chaneery Court. I
| sNonTos, s November "a, 1874.
B In execution OF said decree, rs special commits
| sioner thereby appointed will I ell at auction,
upon the premises, on FRIDAY, December II /,
1874, at O'CLOCK p. NJ. the late RESIDENCE OF
Mrs. Lucy ID. ott0n, deceased, with all me I'm.
provemepts thereon, tituated rs above. II Is OF
BRICK, and contains nine rooms the most OF them
fine and LARGE besides cellar With four rooms,
garnet, and very wide hall.
There Is also kitchen and laundry win Two
rooms, four servants rooms, coal anu Kood-nouse,
and stable.
This dwelling was built in the best manner, and
finished In beautiful style; II Is In fine state OF
presery2t or, and with some slight improvements
would be most comfortable and convenient resi-
dence. s}sSt
The situation is in delightful uelghborhood' and
near to business. lgi%as,s.s ~. 4e. ,s,
The L0T fronts 4e.4-12 feet, ana runs back l4s
5-1G feet TO an alley.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable noies WIN Ia,
terest added, and Title Retained by The court unH
the notes are paid. A. L. BOULWAhE,
- - 80. -. u 49, Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auceoneers. nose
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IMPORTANT. NOTICE. = =.

IMPORTANT. NOTICE.
: TURNING OVER A NEW LEAF.
Owing to continue ll-heath. by which ami pre-
vented from attending TO my business, especially
collecting accounts, ST viii on and after TUESDAY,
lst day Of December, / 974, reduce the profits on
my goods fro1n,lye to twenty per cent. for CASH
change as soon as possible. - y ;i''s'sl ~ ~
For cheap GROCERIES, PROVISIONS etc. the
public will save from i've 10 twenty per cent by.
goods, aud the manner of my dealing for nearly ten
years. is my reference for the future. TEAS. Cor
FkES, SUGARS, &C., doWnata 634 Main street. n
81. Il TIp-Top Grocery and Provision store,
IL si;aSI s.y.. a. .,sy, fourth door above Market
. r. WINFREE, Salesman. - - : no 30-1w
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By E. u. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
- No. g north Fourteenth street.

A yALUABLE1FRAMEDy DWELLING
IN AT THE CORNER OF FIFTH AND BAKER
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
AUCTJ9N.-By request OF the owner | will sell,
on the prem ises, on TUESDAY, December 6,
1871, lat Az O'Clock p. NJ, that desirable FRAMED
DWELLING located rs above described, contain
Ing five rooms; Kitchen with two rooms, with water
ana gas on the premises. The lot fronts 81 feet
back on the south Hne OF Baker street 22 feet TO
an alley I6 feet wide. a}
!, TERMS: VIII be announced at the hour Of sale.
de- +. u. EACHO, Auetioueer.
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ayTEDDING AND IsisITING~CARDE,
paeatiful, at tha Dsss,as Iriattlgs Bonses
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iNEW STYLES OF BOOTS ,ANDs IS
IN SHOES JUST RECEIyED-UUREE "a
FULL FALL SUPPLY NoWGREADY-SA
%e3 LADIES', aIISSES', CHiLDRENfS, and q

Peb. Goat, Calf, Morocco, and Brush Kid; Button
good substantial school Shoes for misses and boys
Gentlemen,s, Boys, and Youths boots and Shoes
Buskins for cold feet. Custom work made to
order and guaranteed 10 TT Repairing neatly and
promptly done. fne lot Of Trunks, Satchels,
will NOT be undersold by any house In the. ely.
Il - s43Isifsxl.ss JOHN 81. ROSCEEN& 81. SON,
= NJ Is t--1%SsEl BOP and 81 I Broad street.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

VTANTED, all the ladies to know that
|, wv tfey can have their KID CLOVES OS-
TniCHi FEATHERS, CATERS, SLIPPERS,
GAUNTLETS, and BUCKSK IN GLOVES
CLEANED or DYED like new'at the celebrated
FRENCH SCOURER'S; also. geptlemen's clothes
secured and cleaned-pants, SOC. whole suit, ~!
q ''17i's r. FRENCH, No. Ninth street, :.
no 90. tFe2 - 117;,1 Sign of the Red Flag. |
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EOR RENT, that most desirable and IN;
Il centrally located FAMILY RESIDENCES, ELL
NO. S14 north Twelfth street. Apply at !. :.
.-7--E-' = STARKE & RYLAND'S.
noo7.6t -r.-ast.s.-f- .,;!sa1 913 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 2, ls

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER 8, 1879
sun rises. ........ us Moon RISES. 81
Sun sets. ..,..-.... AT High tide........12.0(
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

EOR RENT, ONE OF THOSE NEW d.
ated on tho south line OF Grace between Madison
and Moproestreets. containing nine rooms, Win ali
modern conyeniences. ,,or,rn
de 2-3t LYME 81 bfOi hE.hs ;.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

TpOR RENT, TWO NEW BRiCkA=s
T TENEM ENTs, Nos 304 and 500 south Eli
Third street. between Byrd and Arch streets, con-
iaining ten rooms, with ranges hot and cold water,
&c. Possession at once. ,,r,,E,
de 2-3t LYME d BSOIdEh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

nor RENT, BRICK RESIDENCES
Il next TO St. Pauls, Grace stree: between Ml
Efehth aud Ninth. Apply to REY.-WlL
NORWOOD, No. Ice Eighth street. no 27-1w.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-01-20
The Wheel Within a Wheel.

There's aye a wheel within wheel whichever
way we turn,
And they wha ken which way it works ha' 1T
tie cause TO mourn.
10 6nd out a. the secrets o'tV would take a
clever chiel.
There's Just special few can work the wheel
within wheel.
The politician always tries to make it uudar-
stood
He serves his country a his MIGHT for Just his
-couHtry's good:
/ notice, when he gets chance, he serves him
sci WI zeal
He kcns the way 10 turn aroun' the WHEEL
within a wheel.
Wilma cay they're'a. like, but ae thing weel
i ken:
Selfinterest predomlnates amang most kinds
of meu;
Nae doot you'll meet wi nov an then an hon.
est, worthy chiel,
VIVA scorns to TAX advantage of the wheel
within wheel.
The man o. business, when he strives TO get
his fortune made,
Is ne'er content till by some means he corners
you in trade;
He mak's ''ring" with twa-three irien's wha
understan' II weel--
Then at given signal turns the.wheel within
wheel.
There's mony MAR that ] could name, and q
their daily care
Is how 10 work the oracle and max their
muckle mair;
IL never ance comes in their heads TO think d
itheT's veal
They sit a day and screw aud turn the wheel
within q wheel.
And cen some clergymen themsel's viii prove
you frae the Word
When sIlers in the case-how they've been
called " on by the Lord,
But God forgi'e me- whites think the "cailn
comes from the dell
He's aye the ane that puts in gear"tho wheel
within wheel
Say what Won like-gang whaur you will--God
Mammon roigns supreme,
Aud he's maist tnocht O VIVA can SOON the
best doom Fortunes stream.
Oh but | weary for the time when man to
man shall feel
As brihers should, and throw AVA the wheel
within a wheel.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-01-20
Washington.

TIERS Is strong movement Ia Washington
in favor OF suspendug the further reduction
Of the national debt beyond tho one pr
centum required by law.
A NAVAL OFFICER, writing from Key West.
Fla, concerning the Nugiuius. saws il was
understood among naval officers that the Viz.
ginius would SO to the bottom before reach.
ing New York. The reror,s u the wealth :,
bureau were even consulted TO ascertain ih
probabilities ola storm on the passage nor IN
ward.
SPECIAL AuENT LYMAN aud the United State,
District Attorney announce their intention tc
make searching investigation into the al
legged whisky frauds perpetrated by the wins
Ky ring Of san Francisco. by which tue Gov
eminent has been seriously doiraudcd,
SPECIhL AGtNr LYMAN and the United State,
District Attorney announce their intention to
make searching investigation INTO the al
legged whiskcy frauds pctpctratod by the whis
KEY ring Of san Francisco, by which the Gov
eminent has been seriously dcfraudel
Tuf government Of Italy has notified oul
government that the edict Of the Cardna
Pacia iorbdding, under severe penalties. q.
portauons Ut works olart from Rome, is with
out permission a. The government,