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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-16
BY Edward Q. GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
NO. 1015 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAME
Z ] House AND LOT IN RICHMOND, No. 724
NORTH SECOND STREET, BETWEEN JACK
SON AND DUVAL STREETS.-By virtue or an
order entered on the 26th day of November, 1874,
the cause therein pending, entitled Murphy and
wife Us. Meredith, shall proceed to sell, on the
premises, the above property at public auction 70
p M, the ] 9Th day OF december. The LOT fronts
so feet on the west side Of Second street, and has
thereon FRAME DWELLING.
TERMS One-third cash, aud the balance In two
equal instalments. the purchaser executing nego-
liable notes therefor. with Interest added, at six
and twelve months, the title to be retained unIil
purchase. money Is fully paid and conveyance or
dered By court. RICHARD l.. MAURY,
de Ia SDecaI Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-16
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
l. LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE
STREET WEST OF SHAFER sTREET.Ebyo VIZ
tue OF deed Of trust bearing date Sth July, ao'E
book G, No. SO, page ITO, shall, 10 execution ION
thereof proc: ed 70 sell at public anS.,on, OF s7 5e
at O'CLOCK p, NJ that very Beautiful aud attractive
PROPERTY located as above. commencing On DYE tae
orth side OF Grace street AZ the distance OF az
back I56 feel to 40 alley IL feet wide; 10 pc sod
as whole or divided into two or three smaller paf
GELS as may be deemed oest at the time OF SAFE. and
nav off note OF S6O2.26, with Gil Int rest accIu
Ing thereon: balance on such terms IS may oe an
nouuceda ut the sale. -. a. Ia
Gated In that parr of the west end OF Grace siees
which Is SO RAPIDLY iEcresstn In value. r,
sH ~ THOMAS Al. RUTHEkFOchD:J h:,
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mEAL ESTATE AT PRIyArE sAl lts.

HOUSE AND LOT ON DUYALMs
LII STREET FOR SALE pkts e 1fnysi street,
ea ~ between Fins, and Tonsbee Ave rooms Sr
in ali; good kitchen and eoa! ll,ss Vegetables
63xI95; garden large enough y I a.S, water.
All the premises i'm thorough repair sa Sar ssx
seven has been living ,a shs n ,ss e.s
years and l. perhaps The hsathe, ~ IaIx within
aouare q; the house, 1t will be held :, ..as "a
Sa1ltl cash. the remainder q D. iS' 1S' 80
months each iastainenl 1912; ,.h willie shorn 70
Amply on the premises, ~biSn NO as
any one Desiring 10 purchase.
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caaTsTMAs q aDDs.
a., 3, &, } ,.ot I, I,
u, COLUMBUS,

%. COLUMBUS,
pnExrus1 coSrEcTIoSEa, 82l BROAD sThkEk,
IA. ,..e,y enlarged his Well.know0 establishment, ~
, axS ~ sss cIons ANDY ACTuRY and CAKE
HsaTKERYs and IS now in fun blast His store y
i,ied to in utmost capacity With TOYS Of ever
Seed,e@ and Dehesa Raissns; Currants, isron,
Almonds. Palmnuts, Pecans, Wa,nutA F1pests'
Havana and Jamaica Oranges, MslaRS SFsape =,
ewssy, shane and form; Pound. Fruit, and nlneI
ORNAMENTAL CAKES. In fact. everything
generally found 10 drsk class estaelshment ISI
money than at any other place Ia town. GO see loi
yourself. and you will thank Us iof the iniornahoh
Remember the place, 81 Broad street.
1a.2W ! -. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-16
BY Chafiin, Staples & Co.,
{ Real Estate Auctionetrs and Agents,
No, IL Tenth street,

4 DMIRABLY-L q c A T D BRICK
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL. AT AUC-
TION.-By request OF the owner. who Is about 10
remove from the city, we will sell By auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY. December II,
1874. at O'Clock P. NJ. that desirably located and
valuable BRICK TENEMENT situated ut No. 3l4
Second street, con tanning two rooms three closets.
and back porch also, kitchen with Two rooms, and
usual out-houses. The lot fronts 80 feet IL inches
by 81 feet deep.
The excellent neighborhood and centrality OF
this properly should command the attention Of
purchasers. Persons wishing to see The properly
will please call np0n US.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, secured by trust deed.
CHAPLIN, SfAPLkS & CO.,
de1O Auctioneera.
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BY Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

GPECIAL SALE OF HORSES AND
- MULES AT AUCTfON.-On SATURDAY the
9Th instant ut o O'Clock, we will sell without re-
serve, at Turner's stable, franklin street,
well-broke YOUNG MULES,
excellent WORk-HuRoES;
all lrst-class stock.
An opportunity Is of red TO persons wanting 10
buy good stock. as the sale IL positive and terms
very accommodate ng-say ninety days for ap-
proved endorsed paper.
COOK & LAUGHT0E,
del2-1w Auctioneers.
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Marehester, ya.
Al LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AHc.
thTigM sALE or yALUhBLk ND MOST
un EAorosi ISL SYaaahsi ygx TTTTRH
By request Of WHO'D g: 2 h9nxs We VIII sen 1t
1874, on the premiieA at factory 40. "a Corner
Of Nineteenth and fraDkitn streets Richmond, va.
the following MACHINERY, FIxTUREs, &e.,
] 2s:aoAsE.powER ENsIsE and BonxH (por..
CIRCULAR SAWS and TABLES,
81 HrEAH HYDRA ULIC PUlP. 49,
9 HYDRAULIC sHAPErPREssIs,
o HYDRAULIC POT. PRESSES
16 BoE-ScREws ana LEVELS,
sHAP1S OF all sizes,
POTS, BULLETS. BANDS, sfHKERs, &c,
KINGS PATENT LUrP-MAcHINE fneyl.
SHAF1lnG. PuLLKrs, HANGERS, BETTING, &C..
sM0KlNa . oBAcco CUTTERS,
STEM GRINDER,
BAG-CUrTER, BAG-PAcKyR, BoLr1yc.nx.
CHINE, &c.
Large lot Of FL.
Dryers, BENCHES, TOBACCO KNIVES, LUxp
! PLATFORM SCALES (Fairbankssj small size.
CAHPERTERs' TOOLS. GKINDsToNKs, CAppixs-
BOXES, LUMBER. &c. - '----"r
MARVIN Go. IRON SAFE,
HORSE.
8 DRAYs and HARNESS.
In fact everything requisite TO carry on nr,t.cIasx
ment. st.fj ~ ""'i0A
TERMS Cash as TO all sums Of 500 ard under.
over 81 o. four months for negotiable notes Inter,
The above sale will take place at OK O'Clock A.
d.. and he conducted BY j.. TnoMPsoy BROWN.
Aucuaneer. BRONAUGh d TAYLlJE
de 14-M,W,F,&M4t Auctioneerr.
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BY Cook s. Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin st reefs.

STOCK OF CHINA, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, AND TOYS AT AUCTION. -
On THURSDAY the 18th instant, at 10 O'CLOCK
tween Broad and Marshall streets the entire stock
OF CHINA. CROCkERY, GLASSWARE,
CHINA TOYS, ROCKINGHAM WARE, Z
YELLOW WARE, &c.
The stock is arst-class goods, and will be sold
without reserve. COOK & LAUGHrON,
de Is AuctioneerS.
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By Thomas w. Reese, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street

DAWNBROKER'S SALE OF DrA-
4 MONDS, WATCHES, JEWFLRY, Silver
WARE. &C, AT PUBLIC AUGTIOG.-At the re-
quest CT Abraham harris, pawnbroker, we will seIi
at our wareroom, 1917 Main street, ON THURS
DAY MORNING, 17th Instant, ~ 10 O'Clock, $40.
lots Of
DIAMOND JEwYLRY,
GOLD WATCHES,
PINS, CHAINS,
RINGS, &C.;
SILVER WATCHES,
PlTCHF RS, GUBLETS,
SPOONS, FORKS, &C.;
very fine BREECH-LOADISG GUNS, oil com.
plete;
with n fine assortment of
GUNS, PISTOLS, &C.
Al articles warranted rs represented.
All persons having forfeited pledges will call at
my office, 1922 Main street, snd renew or redeem.
them on or before Wednesday, December II, 1874,
as further indulgence cannot be granted.
ABRAHAM HARRIS, Pawnhroker
successor to II. Harris q Brother
T. W. KEEsEE, Auctioneer; j. c. Reese. Sales.
man. de 10
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no THE pUBLIC.-Fhe undersigned

5TkHU sgTHN. .FU bIIC.--I Ht 7TuUueIs'Euou
i hereby gives notice that he has been duly guais
fled as executor OF the last viii and testament os
John MICHAEL DENZLE Elk. deceased. aud all
persons who may be indebted 20 the said estate ore
hereby required to call upon me ana make settie.
ment OF such iDdebtt dness $50. AZ psIsoas 70
bis estate may ba Indebted 70, will present snsig
bills, accounts, or other evidence OF debt WIN
view OF arranging for final ssalemsns oI W. e
sIrest, formerly knoWn as w ashineron Garden.
EHE DERIoK BAL Is, Exeslfer Of
do l5.St@ John aichaet QeAxlcr, des g
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street beLwe en- Main and BANK.

DRAINED DWELLING ON BAKER
n STREET BETWEEN ST. PETERS AND
ST. JOHNS STREETS, AT AUCTION.-We win
sell at auction, on the premises. on MONDAY, 2lst
December. at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE aud LOT
located rs above described at'present occupied by
Alice Gale, the widow Of John Gaze.
The house is q wooden building, and has Ave
room in II: and the lot fronts twenty-five feet and
runs back seventy-eight feet.
TERMS One-third cash: balance at six and twelve
months fer negotiable notes. with interest added,
and title retained until all the purcuase-moncy Is
paid. GkUBBS IL WILLIAMS,
de Is Aucii0neers.
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e By d. Mel ormiek. Auctioneer,
14fA Main street..

IT asst TRADE-SALE OF TIE SEA.
OBJ ,CROCKERY. &C, AT AuCTION.--on
|THURsDkY, 17th snstant. g 1ox O'Clock, i win
s seoM he &C. st Charles noie Without % q 1e
a sssysi 8 AND M CRATES De And
GLAsSsTARE, embracing . large and varied Sc
lection Of white: granite. 9. O., and Rockingham ban
=" > AEwsRs and BAsISs. CHAMBERS, MUGS,
u. PLATES, DISHES, BOWLS. 81
TEA.PoTs. CUPs and sAUCERs, - 81
1 PrE-PLATRg, SAKE-PAEs, SPTTTooNss &c.,
together with general assortment OF staple goods
an assortment OF GLASSWARE, in which will be
GoBL ETs, TuMBLRRs, BOWLS. DISHES.
WINES, TABLE-SErS, PRESERVES. Re-, &C.
The attention Of grocers and the trade generally
fresh and desirable and suited 70 the coming holi.
day season, and will be positively sola Tlth2nt re-
gaze s i g gsslce. d nco4 aas.ionessr.
ByR. G. Morriss, Auctisneer,
No. 10 Eighth street, between Main and Cary.
A UCTION SALE.--I will sell on THURS.
IA DAY, ] 7th instant, commencing &C O'Clock.
an HE% q sfsdn BuREaGs
MssDRSBEs,T TABLES; ,cxs
FFAANNFEa 1SEsB ShAi ls1 hA1-hAoAs'
SHUCKs Ma TTkEsSEs, t:sy
NEW TUBS and BUCKETS,
double set CARKIAGE-HARNEss,
s sOod sapHlfASsFFo6y qssslly new
/. good 50UBLE-BARRELLED GUN,
Our friends who baye any goods for TINS SAFE wiz
LII LUCK, Salesman. de 1921
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AUCTION sAk.Ssss--Rs,is Say.
~
BY Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate agent ana Auctionaer,
No. 11US Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
HI FRAME % wELLIN g AND C,rI LII TiuT re
sST EHS III bETwEaN LsIaH AND JAcKsoyE
sTREETS. AT AUCT1oN-on WE ID w. ,,,s,,,
isss viii Offer for sale the very desirable phO.
PEfTY located as above described. the Dons se
contains about eight rooms ktshen, ne &c ane ios
n i,s nroperty being ia very desirable nelelo0r
hood. should attract the attention Of parties oesif
ing to purchase good residence. 80. s,,h,
and twelve months, with six per cent. lntefess
added, secured by trust deed. -, ,poprv
r,ecn,o- of r ayinia b. Claiborne, deceased.
Immediately after the above sale VIII De oMe a,
12h,I3 FEET OF g GROUND, with same oep'h'
adjoining the above property on the south.
sale Conducted by FRANK D. HILL, Auceoneer.
de IL 80
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HOLIDAY PRESEN rs.
CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR's GIFTS.
WEST, JOHNSTON & co.

WEST, JOHNSTON & CO.
are now Offering for sale one OF the finest and largest
assortments OF goods in their line ever offered In
Richmond, among which may be found English and
mericaa editions of nil the standard authors, In
prose and verse, beautifully and profasely illus
rated and In The finest styles of binding, In single
FRESCH q and nc GERMAN wRITING-DEsKs and
WOLVERINES of beautiful finish and design;
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS in endless VARIETY
CHILDkEN'S WRIIING-DESkS and CASES;
GENTLtMEN'S DRESSlNG-CASES. new styles
GIJLU PENS, HOLDERS, and PENCILS;
DEsK-lNkSlANDS of new and beautiful de-
PAPER-WRIGHTs and IVORY FOLDERS;
IMPORTED CHKOMCS rich and beautiful;
pkAYER-BOOKS and BIBLES, nglish editions,
IN fine bindings;
FAMILY BIBLES OF all kinds;
PORTFOLIOS. CRlB8AGE-BOARDS;
BACKSAMMoS-BoARD Parcheesi, and Gran
drall's Building Rlocks;
DOMINOES and CHESsMEN;
SCOTCH GOODS or various kinds:
RUSSIA LEATHER PUCKET-HOOkS and Card
Cases in endless variety and new styles;
LADIES' RUSSIA LEATHER BELT-sATCH-
BOOB. MARKS-som rev and very pretty;
PARLOR KALEI, OSCUPES;
GAMES FOR CHILDREN of many different
and TOY BooKs-a very large as
sortment, in attractive bindings, beautifully IL
lustrated, and at all prices.
n. B.-LetterS addressed to us VIII receive our
personal and prompt atteution 10 filing orders.
de 16-W, Th&S3t adjoining poSt-o1hce.
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Two THE TRADE.-ATMORE'S MINCE.
4 siEAT.-I offer To the trade, as agent for the
manufacturer ana st his prices, 5000 pounds of
AThoRE'S MrScE-MEAT, put up in barrels. half:
barrels buckets, cans, aud jars All who have used
IL say it the best in the world Liquor enough In
1t to warrant 1t to keep twelve months. Black with
citron currants raisine and Spices ready for use,
and NO fear OF its turning sour or fermening like
most preparations offered for sale. Cali and supply
yourselves at l.. j. BOSslhUA's,!s
no % 1412 Main street
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
SPLENDID STOCK OF CHRISTMAS GOODS !

SPLENDID STOCK OF CHRISTMAS GOODS
STARKE g. RYLAND, booksellers, 913 Main
street, Richmond Va, call special atentiou to their
fresh and splendid stock Of CHRISTMAS GOODS.
ING-DESKS, JEWELRY-CASES, GLOVE and
HANDK ERCHIEF.BOXES lin Russia leather.
rosewood, mahogany, anu satin-wood), choice
self ction of CHkOM0S, STEREOSCOPES,p arlor
KALtIDO>COPES, pearl and Russia CARD
CASES, family and pocket BIBLES, elegant edl
tfons of the P0 ETS, NOVELIsTS. HISTORIANS,
PRAY ER-BOOKS. RYMN-BOOkS, of all denomi-
nations: GAMES in great variety, TOY-BOOKS,
GOLU-PENS, PENCILS. foot HP lex s,
CHARMS, &c. BACKGAMMON.BUA ALI
BUNS, FANCY STATIONERY, &C. Our city
customers will please call before the stock has been
picked over. Country orders promptly filled. We
anime our stock. STARkE & RYLAND, r.
de 14-2w Booksellers, 913 Main street.
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SPECIAL terms to parties clubbing for three OF
more papers or magazines.
j. 4. ELLYSON, Ne wsdealer,
1112 Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 4-d,sw,&w 49,
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1875. POSTAGE FREE. 1875.
Ut. ELLYsON,
NEWSDEALER AND BOOKSELLER,
1111 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,

win send any of the following papers and msga-
1ha prces annexed which are the publishers low
est rates. The EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL, with any
Of the following periodicals, viii be supplied at
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RooKs. STATIONERY, DC.

ROCKS, STATIONERY, DC.
nROCEEDINGS OF THE NV. GRAND
i LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK MAsoNS so, os
ton In i778 to 1922. Prefaced by an tniIooac-
ton setting forth inc origin and gpnsress OF ms
sorry in Virziuis from 1928 70 ime. ,9se ~ AZ:
Dove, 6. 3 Volume /. with plates. frlce' W.
po'S'eo' RANDOLPH & ENGLlsH,
de163t 1918 Main street, Richm ono.
W EST VIRGINIA REPORTs-Price
w Vol: l. vol g vol 81 3 s sss ~ VOL s.
Po ' Gus az = sscu,bly OF 1S61-'66. IS.
Acts Of Assembly Of 1857, sl.25.
Acts of Assembly Of ] s6S, f1.25.
Acts OF Assembly OF 1869, S1.25.
Acts Of Assembly Of 1870, 1925.
Acts Of Assembly Of 1871. sl,25: % ..
Acts of Assembly of 1872, H1.25; .1S7I-S, s4.
Orders for the above and all otuer new ana STAND
ord works on The best terms at 1913 Main street;
do q dsw RANDOLPH g. ENGLISH.
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(,,rRos. C1rRoN.. Clear and free from sugar or
grit.
cuepISrs Washed and picked-ready for
use In cake without further
trouble.
.,,,o,yns Fresh and sweet, and shelled
ready for use-a great saylnRTo
housekeepers Ct time and trou-
ble
CIR ,rrNE For making fine, clear, wine
Jelly, with or without boiling
ptoSs So recently plucked from the
tree that the stems are yet
green, while the fruit Is per-
fectly yellow and juicy.
ZIP Sweet and fine, which were
hanging on the trees In Florida
week ago.
ORASGEs,,.,,..From sunny Italy-just come
into market-which We sell at
from 25c to soc. per dozen.
Green, crisp, and In large
buuches-Dot shriTelled with
frost or blackened by coming
decay, but nice and Inviting.
CALIFORNIA; choicest fruit-nice,
yellow, juicy, aud sweet.
BANANAS. Large and fine. 4
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DOLLSI DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!

| FANCY BOXESl ...s.
Such as can be found In no other establishment
. III The city.
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AMERICAN TOY BOOKS-all that are published !;
PANORAMAS-al large assortment at rs, SO, Toe,
and 81 80;
BIBLES in every variety Of binding, from soc. to
$40;
large misunderstanding
from Acc. to IS;
HYMN-BO0kS Of all denominations in great va
CATH0LIC PRAYER BoOKs-a fne assortment,
purchased expressly for The Christmas trade;
WORh-BOXES from 75c. to co.;
WRITING-DESkS from IL to III 5, at
Ut. ELLYSOh'S, No. 1112 Main street.
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ANNISErTE, Or PARLoR BILLIARDS tnew1"$6 90
BEEHIVE oF FUS-foldlng board game
(new).. w
Tilt AND Observation-Disclosures
game-tneWl ....,....::;...,.....;........ w
new M 90
PARcHREsI-folding-bo game-l 90 and 3 90
DICE CRocUET-folding-b board game-(newl 90
observation-disclosures. Observation-Disclosures. l 90
VIGNETTE AUTHORS, AvILUDE, Poa-zf
TRAIT AUTHORS, COURT soCIETY, DIR.
BUsBY, each. ................... 90
OLD MAID; IIR. FUsBY, CINDERELLA,
HOUSE THATJACK BUILT, JACK sTRAws,
COCK ROBIN, WHERE IS JOHNNY, COURT
ING-CARDs, each.., ...........:...:... 20
= ,rss.s :. = q. j. II. ELLYoOE,
de 9.tDe25 1112 Main street.
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TOR RENT, A STORE-HOUSE ANDn
Il LOT of THREE AND A QUARTERE:a
ACRES, ut Jetersville, OH the Richmond and Dam
Vile railroad Amelia county. Adjoining the store
there are three rooms: there are also on the lot o
good stable kche n, lumber house. and good we'll
or water; all of which make 1t desirable for small
family. Terms accommodating. Apply TO me, on
the premises. RE HENDRICk.
d. Jh-3tk
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LITTELI.'S LIVING AGE with either Of the 81
wtekies or montheS for 80.
Specimen copies Of any of the above sent postpaid
to any address on receipt OF tea cents.
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EOR RENT. two of those desirable a.
Il REsIDENGfEs situated on Tenth street Ell
four doors beyond Leigh street. with all modern
~conyeniences. Aioply to JOHN A: COLLINS,
de 3-2w< National Bank Of Virginia.
A SUIT OF ELEGANT PARLORG g.
IA ROOMS on 1.-The FIRST FLOOR, and III
RoARD for seyera persons, can be had at the
VALENTINE HOIhSE, corner Ninth and Capt. toll
streets [no24JN MRS. A. Z. PARKER.
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TOR RENT, that cen;ralIy-locatedE Gs
Il and most convenient and desirable FAM. I'LL
IY RESIDENCE, no. 314 north Twelfth street,
containing eight rooms with water, gas, &c. APP
nlY ut No. alS Main street. oe lo-6t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-05-14

who honor them when dead, and we
ioin alike with the solemn proceSsions
which move with hammers and music
from our crowded rites, or with the
little family, which on some lonely
tarm, Will, on that day, visit the spnt
where rest the remains of him who
was once beloved brother or a darl-
ing son. Together we inculcate the
lessons of that self-devotion by which
alone a nation can be saved in so fer
rlble crisis of IFS fate as that through
which our own was called To pass, and
we bow our heads in gratitude to the
Almighty for His signal favor in pre-.
serving our Government from threat.
ened destruction; and, together. we re
dedicate ourselves to all the duties O.
patriotism that are still upon us.
Nor would we seek to honor the
memory of those alone whose grave.
we are able to visit. but through them
to commemorate all that have paseed
away, who, in the hoHr of trial, did
their duty faithfully. Our noble dead
are scattered far and wide, but wheth
er they lie on the land or in the sea, le
all be united in our remembrance. .whar
ever single hand may strew witt
flowers the last resting place of faith
full comrade.
By order of
CHARLES DEvENs, JR.,
Commander-in-Ch Chief.
HENRY r. SIBLEY,
Adjutant General.
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UNIONTO wv LOCALS.

The Ladies' Temperance Association
here has the following officers and
earnest workers: Pres't-Mrs. Moffatt;
Vice Pres'ts-Mrs. Hays, Mrs. Price,
and Mrs. Ann Snedeker, Sec'y-Miss
Lizzie Sharp; Committee to draw up
pledge-Mrs. Aggle Pollock and Mrs.
Fannie Caldwell. There are number
of fearnest workers. There is no spas.
modic effort at the door of the rum.
shop-but they are bringing about a
great temperance reform in the com.
nunity, and many have signed the
pledge and are using their influence
against the sale Intoxicating liquors
and let us hope that our liquor sellers
will have respect for the expressed de
sire of their neighbors, and desist from
this traffic. The Monday evening
meeting was largely attended, and the
audience addressed by Revs. Arm
strong, Milford, and Moffat, and DIR
Campbell gave a brief statement of the
action of a meeting at Cadiz, Ohio
There was some singing by class or
ganized for these occasions. III.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-05-14

CHURCH's MUSICAL VISITOR has a
right to claim that it is the magazine
for musical people. Its mechanical
appearance, always attractive, has been
greatly improved. The Visitor con-
tains thirty-two pages filed with an
entertaining variety of matter, origi-
n al stories, musical sketches, poetry,
h umorous reviews, and all matters of
general interest to the musical people.
Besides this the music alone i'm each
volume of the Nisiotr would cost in
sheet form between Sl5 and $40, while
it j. furnished for only 80 year,
with fine chrome, alone worth the
price ofthe magazine. The publishers
will send a specimen copy containing
over 81 worth of music free on applica-
ton. Address, JOHN CHURCH & Co.,
Cincinnati, O.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-05-14

EHE Sdlen. Republican of last week,
pays the following just tribute to our
able and efficient Senator Knox, OF
this district, which reflects precisely
the views of his constituents in Bel
mont:
But few men ever served the public
more faithfully or conscientiously than
he, In the responsible position of Rep
resentative. He most carefully guards
and defends the rights of his coIstitu.
ents, and of the State, in all PROPOSE
tions affecting their interests; and in
doing so, be never swerves from the
true course of a high-tone and liber-
al minded statesman. He never cast a
buncomb vote in his life, nor in any
sense compromised the dignity of his
people, by forgetting his own.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-05-14

~ Mr.. s. NJ. SMITH has disposed OF
his interest in the o. s. Journal to his
co-pertners Gen. ]. NJ. Comfy and A.
w. Francisco; the former will continue
as the editor in chief, and the latter as
the business manager. The Journal
which for several years has been under
the editorial control of Gen. Comfy, has
steadily grown in favor with the peo-
pie; it is bold and fearless in its treat
ment of the questions of the times;
purely Republican in IFS ideas, it up
holds or condemns measures according
as they are deemed right or wrong;
elevated in tone, it cuts to the right
and left in the exposition of political
fallacies and false theories. We wish
or it continued success.