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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-21
BY James M. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office oIner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACTS
i LASDIN THE COUNT t OF MENk E,!rl
OF RICHMOND. on THE CHARLES CITY
ROAD, AND ADJOINING Thu: LANDS ~
OTHERS, AT ,AUCTioS.1,By virtue of q deed OF
trust dated September 9th, 1871, 10 the subscriber
from William Scott and wife, recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Henrico County Court la deco
hook 80, page 403, to secure the payment of .
certain negotiable note therein mentioned, default
having been made In the pa, nent thereof, and at
the request Of the holder OF said note, VIII pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction In front of Henric6
County Courthouse, OIL MONDAY the 1st DAY OF
June 1874, Chat being court day., at ~ O'Clock
NJ, TWO TRACTS OF LAND as above located
the first known rs the Pleasants Field OF the New
Market tract, containing IA 10 acres, more OF
less the second known as Deep Bottom, contain
lug one acre, more or less. A.,
Terms: The decd requires all cash: but by the
consent of the holder Of said note the sale will bt
made ON the following terms: Enough In cash lc
nav the expenses OF sale; one-half OF The REMAIN
der cash and the balance ut ninety t90) days for
negotiable note, interest added and satisfactorlS
endorsed. II. 5. TAYLOR,
Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR s Son, Auctioneers.
my 20
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ON AND AFTER MAY 1sT, 1874, the
" business heretofore conducted under the firm
name of BROWN, PEMBERTON & co. VIII I've car
rieo ON under the name Of ID. y. DAVIS & CO.,
who will keep always on hand large stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, and LIQUORS,
and solicit continuance of the trade generally.
$50 barrels A, 3, &. and g YELLOW SUGARS
100 barrels Crushed, Powdered, aud Granuiated
so barrels iew-gr,de YELLOW SUGARS,
so barrels Porto Rico MOLASSES,
so barrels Prime TO Choice SYRUPS,
80 barrels Common SYRUPS,
rs tcrces Prime LEAF LARD,
10 hogsheads SHOULDERS and SIDES.
90 ticrces Choice SUGAE-CURED HAMS, cam
vlsed and uncanvascd;
10 ticrces sUGAR-GURED SHOULDERS, can
yased aud uncanvased;
II boxes BREAKFAST BACON, small sizes;
Full line LAG UAYRA and RIO COFFEES,
o5O boxes SOAP. various brands
100 boxes Prime Factory CHEESE
100 barrels Prime Bright EASTERN HER
RINGS, -
100 barrels Extra and Superfne FLOUR,
25 barrels VINEGAR.
Also, 4 full assortment of
TEAS, BUCKETS, BHooMS, WRArrING-fAfEN,
TOBACCO. RICE, CANDLES,
HORsFORD'S POWDERS, PEPPER,
SPICE. MUSTARD. GINGRR,
BRUSHES, NUTMEGS, STARCH.
ESS. COFFEE. SOnA, MATCHES,
BLEACHING, &C., &c.
Also, full line
LIQUORS aud CIGARS. ,,
my1 Linn u. o. DAVIS co.
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CITY ENGINEER's OFFIcE.a
| RICHMOND, VA May ~, 1874. {
lNOTICE.-Se proposals will be re-
IN cc.Yed ut tiifs Office until THURSDAY. Nav
21st, st O'clock AZ. for fHrnising the city with
OF about t.'n-horse power.
Bids win state whether either engine or boiler
has ever bee, In use, With the time so used. tle
makers name, a well us the present condition OF
the parts OF eaeh.
The COMMITTEES on Streets reserves the right to
reject any or ,nii pros Asas. xnd 10 make such In
spectons Of the Isarts 4 the engines and boilers
offered and In suck mauucl as they may deem me-
eessary. W.. e. CUFSHAW
my 12-A wy Enginseg,
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b. w. Godd.n,
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank strrc's.

COMMISSIONERS SALE Or ONE
CHUNDRED AND FOURTEEN AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND ~
JAMES RIVER, IN HENRlCO 90 MY,
EIGHT MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, AUJrlH.
ING BoSHtR'S DAM.-As commissioners a1-
pointed by decree of the Circuit Court Of Henir7
county entered on the 9Th ot Nay. 1874, IL re
case Of Terry rs. Sutton &c. We shall prpcce'. C
sell st public auction, at the Real Estate EXc!ance
in the city OF Richmond on MONDAY the 23IJ d
May, 1874. at IL O'Clock W.. the above raiQa1!e
TRACT OF LAND, containing lax acn.. u
which 504 acres are low grounds 81 Snl.Il}t
quality; balance arabic land, In s,od heart. lt.-
ioins the upper Westham estate, extends from. ,aa
River road across the canal 10 james river. AID
thence up to Boshers dam. ! map Of the iApG 80
be seen ut the Office of the aucl!oneer.
TERMS One-fourth cash: balance At SIX. twcF".
and eighteen months for egctiabla notes. urrr..
ADDED, ana title retained until all OF tie purchase
money is fully paid.
JOHN ;. hORsOS,
CUASTAlN WHITE.
my13 Commissioner
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nv n, NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and AGc''"'iee''
So.10l4 Main street.

DY REQUEST OF THE st., o ''N.;S,sd'' on n
THURSDAY, Nay at T ES "n Inc r south side
~ n-ota street between twentieth ana lwcnts
FIRST str having front on HrGsa k S'le feet to
Ii.y Tne "a foot lot has on 1t gooa staple'
now IN the Occupancy of Mr. s. Hunter. ,,s nav
Persons seeking an investment VIII and rhe
lEkhS W. A'' n. NJ. LEE,
on oa! "a S"N' Auctioueer.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
4 TWELVE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ELIGl-
RI,Y-LCCATED LOTS IN SIDNEY, PART OF
WARSAW, ON WHICH MIR. j. =. GiLMER
NOW misunderstanding request OF Mrs. Mary T.
GflIner and By virtue of the powers conferred on
the trustee by her deed OF marriage settlement, will
be sold nc auction, on the premises, on MONDAY
The 2Jth OF May, lS74, at O'Clock p NJ, SIX
LOTS Oh the west side Of Harvie street lying 10 the
south Of the mansion house, each fronting 8 feet
running back so feet to sn alley; also, SIX LOTS
north side OF or Main street, running back $50
feet to an alley.
These lots are on the highest elevation in Sidney,
command alovely view, and are justly regarded the
han0somest lots in that very improving locality.
TERMS: One-fourth each: balance two to live
years TAT tie option OF the purchaser for negota-
Bile notes nterest at eight per cent. quarterly,
cured by i deed of trust.
A map OF the lots can be seen at my office.
To persons disposed 70 invest 10 that desirable To-
cality these lots offer peculiar attractions. ,
my Seed W. GODDtN, Trustee.
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by NH. Lee, Auctioheer,
No. 1914 Main street,
between IL Eth and Eleventh streets.

COMMfSSsC ,JERS' SALE OF NALO.Aex,
BY Auction, ONTHE PREMISES, On NJ ~ pn Il
DAY. Psi MAY, 1874, At 4o Sanr, n Hen:
BY virtuecf n decree Of the CarcuHt ~, %sv Of Nav
is74insha cf,ancery of pearman, rs; m ns
man and ,hers, the undersigned sps SPICE pfGTE OF
REhL sTRTk upon which Henry rearinsdh com rn,.
aboatsi, mass below the city OF RtchmgTne e pro.
tainrs :r0BTT ACRES. more or a %ss riyer. and
ina iue resei,l0rhood about one ln,H turnpke.
fsI Of i e. Isysr on as ss Jfoe' on scI o.
DE md tns. VT mouths, purchaser giving ,aincE
for psyms@;;ss;s Money e IS paid ane
FSoa'esanoe eFueieN II. A. hTK1 NSON,JE-
t;EijKGE W. THOMAS
Commissioners
Salesman. my l5-6t*
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Ry James NJ. Taylor 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucnoneers,
osice corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALEOF A DESIR-
AHIE THREE. STORY BEICK STOR I:
AID nWELLiNG on THE WEST SIDE OF
EiGIITEENTH STREET, Ri BET y + M H1rT
RiCHSiDND. AT MISUNDERSTANDING of 4 de-
cree Of The Chancery Court Of The city of Richmond
pronounced on the 12;h Of May, 1S74, IN the case
signed specal commissioner thereby appointed
Will proce 10 sell public suction upon the lre
misses. on TUESDAY the 26lh day OF May, 1914
fronting on the west sne OF Eighteenth .trcet
90 Tip feet aud running back about l2S fe.'
to ar alley.
1--WE We months for negotiable notes, Interest ADDED
and the title retained until the whole purchase mo-
ney is paid. JOHN y: - ,iiEG E
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Sos, Auctioneers.
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ROCKS, .sTATIs5NERY, &c.
CIA,HALOGUE OF NEW Law BOOKS,
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH

~ RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
..... ..uted O cata iDgue (which will be GENT
nav, aaYe JUST p. dfess eonlai Iing List. with prices
OF or neariy l., 700 yALuASLE so, Law w, BOOKS
tsitneT new Mon :. All ne books Of interest are
I've nro uu Attention. py IA"d&w
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,,nS esDUDt>-

T;ST RECEIVED. a handsome STOCK 1
u EE,%T,. LACE HATS aud AoRMAND
W,E\tTS something No." and pretty!
Also. ,. -
=, we'll selected, stock of DRY GOODS NV1ioN D.
&c &c ,a:l early and make your ScieG eel, s,
aoo, 1ilJ Main Stree t.
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POSTPOSENiENT.

The above sale is unavoidably postponed till MON.
DAY NEXT. 25tt Of May. S74, to tahe place 4,
the Real Estate Exchange, In the city OF kich-
mond. at IL O'Clock III. W. GODDlS,
my GIT. Th.S.&H AucttOneer.
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arCrvOy sAEE&-Tssts y2ay.
by Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and hsc,, .onecrs,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRAINED STORE AND AN ATTRAC.,-
II TIVE COTTAGE Reg DENCE, .AsDnSSRoE
nMTW ZEN CkTHARIEEs ,TREhT AND sR sS.Ii.
AVENUE. FOX SALE -. AUCIl sO,is,i7c auction,
an az the the premises on TR GRsDAi the 2lSt daG II
Nav. fS74, at 8 osc lock r. nj Tdca,ss as
STORK with pW Ely Ing over s'me' 'o'"''' .
"o Also the FRAMtO COTTAGE REsiHn s from
arnIn;nr contaiHt: five rooms, &c. Inc 'io"
adooiss 81 hesTtifnty aid IN with shrubeIy, SC
| ys rn ~ AZ sale. LYME s BROTHER,
IkfHn" 1 Auctionccrs.
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EXTRACT OF CISSAMPELOS PAREI.
IL RIA AND BIj,,CHU-reliable in xllaying pain
diminishing infiamn, rtion and irrltahiHiy Of tht
bladder. removing obst ructions from tie kidneys,
preventing tile formati.a or stone. and ctirtpg
chronic diseases OF the urip passages liberation
CT the kidneys aud biudder, calcnions Injections
and aftendu Ut diseases, ia either eex-f0r sale by
apl7 :. L. UQYE, kichinond, Va.
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TWO HANDSOME LOTS IN SIDNEY,
i ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GROVE STREET
BETWEEN HARVIE AND PLUMB STREETS.
After the foregoing sale will be sold those TWO
BEAUTIFUL LOTS Nos. 20 and "a in Pcttico-
las psn). each fronting feet. running back 80
feet to 2O-foot alley. These lots are very hand
some. aud are III q very desirable aud improving
part of Sidney.
: TERMS At sale. w. GODDlN, :
AnCLf Ouepr
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BY w. Co
BY w. G0ddn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Ele1enth and Bank SireCtS-

GALE AT AUCTION OF SEVERAL
y HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN MN
CHES TER, ON THIRTEENTH, FOnRTEENIH,
AND MODONOUGH STkEETS:-Nln ne SOLO d!
of Nav, 1874 at 6 O'Clock z. NJ, part Of LOT 90.
6S, fronting 1872 feet on The south side OF McDo-
Houch street. running back ON the west line OF
thirteenth street lO5 feet. Also. LOTS Nos
and aud part Of No IS 'ge acS on ns
feet on HE north side of McUonough street to an
aljcy Also, so by 1875 feet to AL alley (Nos. aud
in square II on the east line Of Jones street De-
tween McUonough and Railroad streets The most
OF tleoc lots are very handsome, and are III the I'm
proving part OF Manchester. ~
TERMS: AT sale. A.GODUlS,
my IL NuCtionSSi.
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mylB-S,Tu,Th,S,&M
By Hill Il Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. HOS Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF NICE COTTAGE

| A UCTION SALE OF NICE COTTAGE
IA RESIDENCE ON LEIGH STREET, NO.
1922, ONE SQUARE FROM SPRING PARK,
AND NEAR NORTON STREeT.-As the reques.
of Mr. Charles Holzhauer, who has purchased
larger residence we VIII, ON rU ESDAY, 28,h Stay,
1874 ON the premises, located as above-described,
sell the bouse now occupied by him; sale to COM
mence at 8 O'Clock r. 81. The dwelling contains
eight rooms, Is covered with tin, newly painted,
papered. &c, and Is in perfect order; stable, car
riage-house, Sheds grapery good we'll or water, and
fine shade trees the lot Lot fronts 10 feet, depth
IT'S feet to alley twenty feet vide.
Also, q LOT In rear OF the above, fronting on
Moore street 40 feet, running hack i75 fee. said
altGv, with large FRAME HOUSE on 1t.
TIE above properly Is located in nefghborhood
now rapidly Improving. Leigh street being now
graded and extended beyond this point X
TERMS: One fourth cash balance IN SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months, with ok per cent interesr
added. -5Ff'.sss Hull Il SaonDlN, 7$
- tAucaoAeers.
Immediately after the above sale--ssy at bs
o,ciocE-we wiI sell the small FRAME COTTAGE
adjoining the mace OF MIR. Holzhauer, containing
three rooms The ipt fronts so feet aud runs back
ITO feet. Good water on the lot This Is . very
desirable small place.
TEXAS: One fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, with siS per cent interest.
I'LL s. ti0DDiS,
myI9 AucuoaseSs.
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MAN 18th, 1874.

M AZ 18th, 1874.
CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN s. co.
have. Just received lot Of
EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP BLACK SILKS FROM
AUCTION
at $3.50, s2.75. and IS. These goods are by FAR
the best we have ever offered at these prices.
Also, a large .adakion to our stock or FL AIN
ANN STRIPED .CoLoRED sILKs-LowER
TuAE BvER.
We have an immense stock OF BLACK ikoN
GRENADINE from,5Gc. to VI 20. we wish !.
-, asnac,aI attention to our soc. GRADE, which
for hnish and auality.is unsurpassed.
Another large lot of, RARASOLS OF VERY S5-
.pppIop FINISH, to,whial.we call attention of per
sens wanting FINE GOODS my IL
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PROPOSALS.

IQEALED PROPOSALS viii be received
|tkS III my office for BAR and Observation-Disclosures
atthe FAIRGROUNDS during the races.
Il. L. CROUCH, Proprietor, w.
,nT 21-4t No. @ Eleventh street. -
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REAL EsTATE Hr1ra . -
HEAL ESEAEE RXCHAS.v
P1GHMoND
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
No. 11o3 MAN STREET.
SALES EVERY MONDAY AT 70 o,1o,
MEMBERS OF The Ecu

MEMBERS OF 1HE ExcMAycy:
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, GRUpBs 4 4u,,
j. l.. APPERSOy, ~ NJ ips iLLlAxs,
LYME & BROTHER, fHfrr q -,
RICHARDSON Sc Co., Id X WyyE,DiS.
y. THOMPSON BROWN, WILLIAM Cn,..H.
CuAFFIN, STABLES & 20 ". K. Pr xosstLl.1,
BURTON, CARTER s. Co.. WILLIAMS i c TO-,
On al sales OF real sstate naA4 1sy.en u, .
/" January and a9th Of Jane ts< tazss for d..
se'as year haveto BE- paid bpthe purchaser, - "s 70
eates made bet~eeu the lst Of July md lsx ., ~
year the taSes haze to be pad By TIE sslLr, " ~
NH 21-3m
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CITY EScTsFyBss OrS

CITY ESGISEYR's OFYICE,t
| RICHMOND, Va, May Goth 1874.
N'GIfCE TO ENTERS AND
.Sa,l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proposals. Will ne
st 1z o'St8sS a. for the workmanship or the ne.
cssSafy DricS and wood work required in the con-
zers, thec furnishing the material for ;de same.
Llans and specifications can be seen upon appli.
The Coumittes Oh Grounds and Buildings re-
serves the right to reject any or all proposals.
my 2o-td civ Enginee,,.
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GROCERIES, &c.

GROCERIES,, &c.
LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.-4, 475 sacks
| 4 Deakins & Bucklcy's brands. in full bleached
SACKS caryo of bark Fama,n daily expected at City
Point aud Richmond. For sale by
DAVENPORT s. NORRIS.
ALSO,
1000 sacks AGRICULTURAL SALT.
M
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NEW GOODS EVERY DAY.

T. r. PRICE & CO.
are expecting hourly
200 pieces IeT and beautiful PRINTS;
Side band CiLlCOS and PERCALES;
SHIkTiNG'pRiSTS.n new PATTERNS;
PiQUES uDdJACO\ETS;
Also for gentlemen and hoys,
French al:l English CASSlMERESi
DIAGONAL CLOTHS, all shades;
LINEN DRILLS,
'COTTOSADES,
IRISH LINENS, SHEETINGS,
DAMASkS,
TOWELS.&c-, SC. my IL
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ra.sa BY Chaffin, Staples 6 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers, corner Tenth and Bank
streets.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
$3.50
BY ". GodUo,
Auctioneer aud Real Es,:te Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TOMMISS IONER' SALE OF 4
" SQUARE OF FOUR ACRES IN sidney,
WITH SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT THERE.
ON, BOUNDED By LLLW0OD lOR MAIH,,
DOVER. GLOW Err, AND MULBERRY
STREETS.-As commissioner OF tie Circuit, tc,r.
of Henrico, by decree entered or the lth Mar:h'
1874, in the case of Catlin, DC, ~. Gray. g.. I
shall sell ri auction, on the premises. on TUES
DAY. the 18th May, 1874, al = ocicck p W.. he
1888, located as above, opposite the resitercs
OF Mr. Lugnot, with small framed dwelling
thereon well of water, and some eAeelen, lru,.
trees The lots lie we'll for cultivation. and tie Two
on Dover street beautifully adapted for building
sites.
This property Is located IN a desirable part q
Sidney, at the west end Of f or Main street
TRRMs: One-third cash: balance al nix AT
twelve months. for negotiable notes bearing L..
terest, aud title retained till all the purchase
money is paid. HENRY q; LANSpN.
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<rOTRTNEY & POWELL

COURTNEY & POWELL
have Just received another suppl! OF
DRESS GOODS CHEAPER THAN EN Elk.
They invite special at,er:oa 10 a loi OF JAPAN
ESE POPLISS ". 2ioC., heretofore soid NJ aoc.'
warranted 10, to sip ortrexk in wcscing. Also,
large letc1
LADIES. and CENTS MER!SO SHIRTS
at soc. These goods were bought at auction, and
are worth double the rrcCey.
GIRLS end BOy+7 MERENO SHIRTS
all sizes, HOSIERY especially with the house
my1o Slo bhoAo siNhEi.
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~ -
The above sale WAS postponei I'LL MONDAY n
25th of May. 1874, To come of 1t HE Real Es@.
INV 30 W. GODrIE, Auctiouer.
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WINES, LIQUORs, TOBACCO. de'
S. CHAMBERLAIN !"

"SuaAE 7spsAsfs COUNTY, yA.,nss
WOf,D fMpERiAL CARlNEI,
y, SELECTED RYE HHiShka. ,,o,,,
We are In receipt OF choice lots % ,ns rom h.
IN HALf-BARRELS tatso barre.S) d.seS ssa trade %
fillers' hanCs, and call attention OF INC nss q
same. Alsn. s large assorted gcnefa s''>
WINES and LIQUORS for sale 6y 70,
JENKINS, CAPESS Ssrfs,
Wholesale liquof Aeisna11.TTy
No. lis south Fourteenth street. oeso" S"'
mh 3-Sm
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r AIDES AND MISSES SERGE Ns3
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS, sesT
Ladies' and Misses Serge FoSed and Button GAL
TIERS;
Ladies' aud Misses French, Black Ma, ana Serge
CROQUETS; S.. 80 -....-
Maria An.OInettc BUSkINS:
JunIat(as, MaguaItas, aud other styles OF SLIP
PERS and WALKING SHOES;
Gentlclnen's, Boys asld Youths Calf Prince Al
bert UXFORDS, TIES, &C., box, plain7 and ex-
tension toes; .--. -. -. ..--
Cbiidrcu's ana Infants Colo-ed and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS in endless variety, just re-
ceiyed Tor early spring trade
CUSTOM Work MADE TO ORDER AND
GUARANTEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neatly
and promptly done.
Speciul attention paid to orders.
JOHN Fl. ROSCHEN 4 son,
nh2l 60e aud sIl Broad street
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ur EDDJNG AND VIS!TING-GARDs
wv beautiful, At tue Dispatch tEiaJag- Hoase.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-23
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
CIRCULATION.
rhe nyernpn daily circulation Of DAILY GLOBE,
Few neonle arc aware that tic nickel,

Few people are aware tha' 'nN 4'NNN''
from which our smaller coins are made,
comes from single mine, which is the
only one In the country that is worked.
This mine is situated In Lancaster county,
Pa II has been worked for seventeen
years, and developed TO the depth of 200
feet The length of this lode is between
1000 and 1000 feet, and it produces from
400 TO COO tons per month, employing in
the working of the mine force OF 10
men In the arts. MCKEE is rapidly growing
into favor as a substitute for silver in
plating steel, iron aud other metals. lis
commercial demand is rapidly increasing,
and as it is much cheaper than silver, ii
will undoubtedly be adopted IN the manu-
tacture of many articles az substitute for
that more precious metal. One mine, the
Minela-M9t;e tract, Missouri. was worked
from 1910 to 1850 The ore was tho
sulphuret, associated with lead and copper
About 100000 was realized from tic
groupings of the vein. Groupings Of nicke
ore are found also In Madison, Iron nuc
Wayne counties, Missouri. Tie refine
metal Is worth So per pound.
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PERSONAL.

We are pleased to note that the town OF
Newfane has elected Col. A. B. Franklin
to the legislature. Few men in the state
deserve more favorable notice for their
war record than Col Franklin. He en-
tered Company G, Eighth Vermont, in
1861, and rose through all the grades to be
leutenant-c colonel of that regiment, and
held that rank at the close of the war. He
was severely wounded in one of the Louis
lana battles, and still carries the rebel lead
in his body, and was also wounded at
Cedar creek. He was recommended by
his superior officers for brevet rank, and
was frequently mentioned in general orders
and reports as faithful and brave officer.
His quiet, unobtrusive demeanor and kind
ness of heart endeared him to all with
whom he associated in the army.
We regret to learn that Col. ii. d. Hop.
kins of Montpelier, is suffering from O
partial paralysis of the right arm from @
shock received Sunday morning.
DR.. Henry Boynton of Woodstock and
Col. ]. p. Ladd of Alburgh are added tC
the list of candidates for the spealershiE
of the House by the St. Adams Messenger.
Mr.. G. Billings, the representative-elec
from Ripton, received his friends on thu
evening of the 10Th inst, who partook o
an oyster supper at the expense of thu
host.
+. d. Douglas, Esq, of Whiting will de
liver the address at the 18th annual fair o
Southwell farmers club, Southwell Mass.
ON the ed inst.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-23

Adyices from'Fall River say the excite
ment occasioned by the ,lamty of Satur-
day has somewhat abated, although the
streets leading to the Granite mills have
been somewhat crowded with people going
and coming. Two more blackened, char
red and unacceptable bodies were found
in the north end of the lower spinning
room Monday.
The coroner's jury met Monday forenoon
at the court house at ten o'clock, elected
Job b. French foreman, aud after q few
prelminaries adjourned to meet In large
committee room in the city building at two
| D. m. AT the afternoon session several
witnesses gave their testimony, among
them Superintendent McCreery, whose
statement was substantially the same as
heretofore published The jury adjourned
AT p. m. to meet again at 1880 p. IN. Al
the evening session large number of wit
nesses were present, and the testimony
was very voluninous, but in substance il
merely a repetition of the statements which
have already appeared in print. Samuel J
Young, black boy, who was cleaning tn
mule-beads, testified that he saw Denni
Leary oil the mule which subsequent.
took fire. Also saw Leary throw water Of
the fire, which he had obtained from sim
two-thirds of the length of the room fror