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RETAIL MARKET Prices. The following is
o statement Of the retail city market prices

ou SaLurQay: - -&f .S
eats.-Beef-C Choice, 1896; second cuts,
12s to 15c.; shin, 10 to 25c. Veal-Choice,
l6s to 20c.; outlets, 1890. !; shin, 10 to 3Oc.
Lamb, 16s to 20c. breast, 15c.; chops, 16ac.
Shote, 12a to 16ac. per pound. Liver, veal
OF beef, 1Oc. per pound. Sausage, 10 to Is to
16sc. per pound. @ ...s.
Chickens, 25 to Ace, or three for
81. Market we'll supplied. Ducks, So to 50c.,
or Zoe: to Sl.25 per pair. Turkeys, $l.25 to
Sl15. Geese, 81 apiece, or sl.75 to S1.90
.per pair. 81 .},
iFIsh.-Good spots, Csc. per bunch of
six fish; saltwater white perch-very
fine-25 to 40c. per bunch; hog-hsh,
65c. per bunch of six, or S1.25 per
dozen--mapket not well supplied black
club, 163c. per pound, or for medium
size fish Toe. to 81 per bunch; trout, 1890.
per pound; North Carolina mullets, 25 to
Soc. per bunch J; halibut, 1esc. per pound; j;
oysters, 81 to :Sl,25 to 81 so per gallon. -
Game.--PartFidges, 1890. apiece; venison,
10c. per pound-scarce.
Vegetables.-Irish potatoes, SC. per quart /;
13c. per, .half-peck; per peck, 25c.; per
bushel, 81 to S1,50. New sweet pota-
toes, SC. per quart, or two quarts for
15c.; .20c. per half-peck, 30c. Der peck
market very well. supplied. Sllsify, DC.
per bunch, or six bunches for 25c. To-
matoes for stewing. 15c. per quart; sic-
ing, 25c. per quart, or two quarts for 4Oc.,
or 75c. per dozen. Onions, 10c. per quart.
Cabbage, 5to 20c. per head Caulifower, 20
to Doc. apiece. Turnips, S to Sc. per bunch
Of five or six. Okra, 10c. per quart-scarce.
Peppercorn, 10c. per bunch. Beans, 1Oc.
per quart. Celery, 25c. per bunch. Car
rots, SC. per bunch. Homiuy, 1Oc. per
quart.
Fruits.-App!es, to 15c. per quart, 20c.,
per half:peck; pears, 30e. per quart, S1.25 per
half-peck. Chestnuts, 1Oc. per quart.
.-Butter-Prime. 40 to 45c.,
or two pounds for 49,: cooking butter, %
to 35c. Eggs, 33c. per dozen. Honey, 20
and csc. per pound, or SOC. per jar-scarce.
Herbs, to &c. per bunch. ..
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CosT OF IMPROVING JAMES RIVER AS Con-
PARED WITH THE Cost OF IMPROVING EAST
RIVER. New YoRK.-For the information OF
those who may fear that the money spent in
improving James river is thrown away, or
at least, injudiciously spent, we publish the
following extract from the last annual re-
ports of Colonel Craighill, concerning ope-
iations in James river, and of General New.
ton, concerning those in East river, New
York:
Colonel Craighill reports ninety-five holes
bored, whose aggregate depth amounts to
Sl9 feet. Exploded, 1,164 pounds nitro.
glycerine. Removed, 1850 cubic yards of
blasted rock. Removed: For each hole,
81 % cubic yards for each foot bored, BIG
cubic yards for each pound hitro-glycerlne,
2.22 cubic yards. Cost Of machinery and
expenses for operating the same three years,
rather less than 100000.
General Newton reports 3Ol holes bored,
of an aggregate depth of 2,629 feet. EX-
ploded. Il, ,l27 pounds nitro-glycerine. Re-
moved. 2,S05 cubic yards broken rock. Re
moved: For each hole, 9.14 yarGs for each
foot bored, 1.o6 yards !; for each pound nitro
glycerine, 016 yards. Cost of machinery
and expenses for operating the same, $500
1883. ,-L--
1t seems that such operations cost money
everywhere, but when the odds are as much
in our favor as above shown, 1t is a sup)ecs Oh
congratulation. .-.r4
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To the Editors OF The Richmond Dispatch !:
I am citizen of Henrico county, living in
Fairfield township, very near the shops OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
l desire to bring to public notice that there
is no access to the city for persons approach
ing by the Mecbanicsyille turnpike, except
by Eighteenth street or Second street: II
we desire to 60 to the New market, we have
first to 60 to Seventeenth and Broad, and
then up to Sixth street, or else by the Poor
house hill, which is impossible. Why can
not Ninth or Tenth streets be opened to
their intersection with Seventeenth? am
Informed it can be done at an expense OF
$1,000. 1t will open the New market to a
large class from the country, who desire easy
access to it, and will open tine road 10 Inc
new Catholic cemetery from the cathedral,
thus serving another large class of citizens
in the city. Respectfully,
BUTCHERTowS.
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MONDAY NOVEMBER 80. 1874.
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE AMERICAN CHEAP TRANSPORTATION
AssocrArIoN.--The second annual conven.
ton Of the American Cheap Transportation
Association will be held in this city, COM
mencing tomorrow. Two or three hundred
delegates. representing majority of the
States and the chief cities Of the Unien, are
expected to be present.
The object Of the Association Is to secure
I" the transportation of persons and property
at cheap. fixed, and, so far as possible, uni.
form rates between all parts of the Union
and adjacent countries"
The call for this convention some time
ago, issued by the Executive Committe Of
the Association, says:
"The rapid progress and development of
our country during the past decade has
brought the question of cheap transportation
prominently to the front, and it is fast be-
coming the leading issue Of the day. The
producer, the manufacturer, the merchant,
and the consumer, are beginning to realize
that steam and electricity have inaugurated
q new era in commemorative changed our
manners and customs of life even-and that
whatsoever may be said Of the power and in
fluence of any of the products or the soil, it
is evident that it is transportation which is
now king. 1t levies the largest tax upon
production, and in this country its revenues
greatly exceed those of the Government.
How important, then, that our transporn-
ton system should be thoroughly under.
stood and equitably adjusted.
"The bringing together OF trained minds
from every section OF our great country-of
practical men from every department of COM
merce and agriculture-for the consideration
of this great question, cannot but result in
good; indeed, the previous conventions
which have been held, although considering
the question in its preliminary stages, aud
necessarily in q crude and elementary man
ner, have inaugurated a work which in its
educational features alone is Of inestimab!e
value, for as yet the public mind is quite un.
familiar with the subject, and there is need oil
all the light which can be thrown upon it.
"As it is q subject which particularly in
tcreSts the producing, commercial, and con-
Stunning classes, it is hoped that all organiz i
tions representing those interests will be
freely represented
Josiah Quincy, of Boston, Mass, is presi
dent of the Association, r. 81. Ferguson, OF
Troy, \. T., is secretary, and f. u. Thur
Der, of New York city, treasurer. Among
the yice-presidents are Ex-Governor Il. b
Vance, Of North Carolina; Winborn Law
ton, of South Carolina; Colonel Charles )
Darlington. Of Virginia, and B. NJ. Kitchen
Of West Virginia.
The Convention will be held at Assocla
ton Hall, and will be called to order at II
| O'Clock.
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The Turf.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2S.--The wea-
ther is favorable for the $4,000 purse race
to take place to-day between Fullerton and
Occident. Chicago having been withdrawn,
Fullerton sells the first choice in pools. but
at smaller odds than were expected after his
victory of Saturday last. The race is mile
heats, best three in FIVE, in harness.
..' g.. [Second Disparh]
SAN FRANCISCO, November 2S.-Occident
won the $4,000 purse race to-day in three
straight heats. .... .'..
Time of the first heat, 2:19 !; second, 2:25 !;
and third, 2:203. Fullerton led to the half
mile pole in the last heat, when Occident shot
ahead; maintaining the lead to the finish.
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CHAScERY Court OF RICHMOND, SATUR-
DAY-Judge E. II. Ftzhugh presidsng.- The
folio wing cases were disposed of:
Calan and wife uS. HayerstraW, &c. De-
cree finally settling and adjusting all matters
in controversy in the cause.
Fisher. trustee, vs. Norton, &c. Decree
confirming report of special commissioner
and approving disposition of the fund as
directed by former decree.
Wooson and wife Us. Taylor, &c. Decree
in conformity with opinion of the court re.
ferrlng cause to a commissioner for inquiry
and report. -...... .t... ...
Norton, &C., Us. Norton, &c. Decree re-
ferring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report. ....s.. : -.-..,.I,. -..
Roach us. Alley, SC. Decree confirming
report of commissioner and directing sale
of the property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
HarYe, &C., vs. Ellis, &c. Decree pro-
viding for. disposition of the fund on band
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+ THOMPSON BROWN, P. NJ, house and lot
on St James street.
GRRBBs & WILLIAMS, at IL NJ. farm Of 1o2h
acres on Charles City road.
COOK LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at No. 6Sl
Broad treet, millinery, showcases &c.
MOODY & ROYALL, p. NJ, two lots in Man
chester, on Thirteenth and Stockton streets.
r,yNH q BROTHER. at P. M, 81 1-5 acres Of
land opposite the new reservoir, on Cary street
extended
w r. RATCLIFFE, at A. NJ, groceries.
q. MCCORMICK, 1C;s A. NJ, household and kttch-
en- furniture. &c. go -.
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T1nMAnApLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R,ruwoyD PosT.O OFFICE NOVEMBER 2S. 1874
Mrs, M. B. Cussen, st. Michaefs Convent.
St. Johns, Newfoundland; Messrs. Atkin-
son & Temple, Richmond, Va: Board, care
M Jrsnntch Office. Richmond, Va; Mrs. Will
liam Tucker, Yorktown, Va. NJ. E., post
office. Richmond, Va; Mr. Charles Davis,
Va; Mr. George ...,, a. Cru.cn; .nd
Rrosd. .Richmond, Va; F. 81. Deane, Jr.,
ESQ tobacco broker, Richmond-box 2s3;
John Leslie Hall, Richm9ad, va
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

ry paFs1pENT THEIRS ON ITALIAN UNITY, &c.
PARIS November 2S.--ThieEs yesterday,
IN an, interview accorded to representative
of Ia France newspaper, said that; Italian
unity was irreyocably accomplished, and II
France wishes to preserve the friendship OF
jItaly she must recognize this fact and not
adopt the clerical policy towards ihat eouh- 'I 4
try. 49,. s c,,,,au, s.;a ~. conn.
try was neither Bonapartst nor monarchi-
cal. but Republican, and this must pc Te'
cognized by Marshal McMahons
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PUBLIC SCHOOL STATIsTiCs.-The following
is a statement of the scholars in the puolic
schools November q, 1874:
White schools.-Madison school, 527; Leigh
school, 534; High school, 222 Central
school, $50; Bethel school, 24l; Bellevue
school sos. Total, 1851. Colored schools.
Baker school, 574; Navy Hill school, Alt
Valley school, COZ. Total, 1888. Grand
total, 4, ,255. .-..-g-- ,,.,...-, =.
Per Cent. of Attendance White SCHOOLS.
Madison school, o.; Leigh school, 50; Hign
school, 96t; Central school, So; Bethel
school, 96; Bellevue school, 20; Cosorea
schools.-Baker school, 96; Navy Hill school,
90; Valley school, SO. ooo
One group of schools, containing 6o3
scholars, had only 6 tardy scholars for the
week. Two schools had 100 per cent. Eight
schools had 80 per cent. Eleven schools
had 9S per cent. :t..
To-day the regular monthly examination
.o,,,a- off
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Selling Liquor UnIawfulIy.

New YORK, November 2S.-Tbe conse-
quence CT the, conviction of Sigismund
Schwab, for selling liquor in defiance of the
excise law, is that the rush of the liquor
dealers to the Board EXcise-room yesterday
for the purpose of taking out licenses was
overwhelming. The amount Of money de-
posted to pay for licenses was fourteen
thousand dollars, and then large mum ber
were II OF attended to.
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TIE GOLDEN CALF.-To.morrow night, for
the benefit of the Young Mems Missionary
Society of the Second Baptist church, Rev.
p. S. Henson, D. D., of Philadelphia, will
deliver lecture entitled "The Golden Calf"
He is polished orator, a ripe scholar, and a
man of rare humor. He will undoubtedly
present his subject in an attractive light, and
be able happily to blend instruction and
amusement
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Editorial.

PHILADELPHIA, Novemb er 2S.-Colonel
Mcclure confirms the reported purchase of
Forney's Press, but denies the report that
Colonel Thomas a. Scott and Ex-Governor
Curtin will be interested in the paper. The
paper will be independent, without having
in view the advancement Of particular men.
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DEATH OF A RICHMOND YOUNG MAN IN DAM
ylLLE-Iuformation has been received here
that Mr.. Henry j. Barnes, talented young
LAWYER, well known and much beloved I'D
this city, died in Danville on Saturday morn
ing. Mr.. Barnes graduated few years ago
in nIRichmond College, and by his INTEGRITY,
politeness, and ability, was winning goou
position in his profession. - -
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sr. .ANDREw's-D -DAY.-Thisi is st. Andrews
Day, dear to all Scotchmen. There will be
no other observance Of it here thana speciai
meeting of the Caledopian CLUB, TO be heiu
at the Virginia Opera-House at p. NJ. =
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Internai-Ravenue superyIsor Co
Required to Resign.

WAsHrNsTos, November 2s.-The Star
says: :" Some ten days since, by direction of
the President, o telegram was sent to Rem
meth b. Cobb, Esq, internal revenue super
visor, notifying him that bis resignation was
required. Mr. Cobb arrived in Washington
yesterday for the purpose of securing his
retention IN Office, but the President in
formed him that he tthe President had made
up his mind to make change. and it must
be made. Mr.. Cobb's district comprises the
States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Alabama an dLouisiaua. Mr.. Cobb had not
rendered his resignation up to 2:30 P. NJ. to-
aar1 50 ,tf ..t = raw, 4,
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HoRsE.THIEF SENT TO THE GRAND JURY
Samuel Coles (coloredl was on Saturday sent
to the grand jury by the Acting Poiice,Jus-
tice on the charge of stealing horse from
Mr.. Thomas Duke.
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: BEFORE THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION
ER.-M. j. Powers was before Commls.
sioner Peasants Saturday afternoon, charged
with violating the internal revenue laws OF
the United States. He was admitted to pail
for his appearance to-day for examination,
with L, Harvey as bis surety. r ~s,ss..., =.
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RELlG1oUs.-For some time past a revival
has been in progress at the Pine.Street Bap.
tist church, Oregon Hill, of which Rev. >.
q. Hutson is the pastor. Recently there
nave been nine converts and many anxious
inquirers. ...,,,, >,
Rev. DR.. Hoge will continue to preach
every night this week at the Presbyterian
church in Manchester. - .--.
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1 nave analyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand of SELECT controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va, tand hna Il
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other Impurities ano
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur.'
noses. j. B. McCAw, NJ. D., ;,,l
Late Professor Of Chemistry, .!
Medical College OF Virginia.
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Found Drowned.

NORFOLK, November 2S.-Samuel An
drews, employed as cook ron the steamer
Aroma Mills, was found drowned this morn
ing near McCullough's coal wharf. He Is
supposed to have fallen into the water from
the deck. ...,- .....
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FEW are aware of the importance OF checking
cough or common cold In lis first stage 1hat winch
In the beginning would yield to q mild remedy II
neglected, soon preys upon the lungs. Ut. BULL
conrh svrun aft 1rds instant relief Price, 25 cents.
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FER BEAVER OvERcoATs.-A large stock OF
nice black, brown, and blue beaver oVercoats ior
sale low by e. B. SPENCE Son, merchant tailors'
1900 Main street. Call and examine them pelore
hnvina elsewhere. ~ L I ---.--.--
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ENGLISH woRsTED and DIAGONAL CoAT1SGs IN
great Variety made to order In the beststy!e, ana
warranted to III or no sale, by E. b. SPENCE g
Son, merchant tailors, 1900 Main street. Can ana
examine their stock. ;. -,.. IL t.--.-.- ,-I- I
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= INDICATED RED FLANNEL USDERsHlsTs anu
DRAWERS, and large assortment OF merlno uh-
dershirts, for sale by E.B SPENCE q SON. mer-
chanttail 1900 Main street. Call ana examine
their stock before buying el.ewhere.
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The Late Disaster at Tuscumbia, Ala.

NEW YORK, November 2S.-A dispatch
from Tuscumbia to firm here says. :" Most
of the dead have been buried. Collect
money, clothing, glass, sashes, or anything
for the sufferers. Call'onyour mayor. The
distress is much greater than we thought.
One.third Of the city is in ruins" -..
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FrRE.-A small unoccupied frame dWel!-
ing in Rockets old field was burned at an
early hour on Saturday morning. NO
alarm was sounded.
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! CONTINUED UNTIL WEDNEsDAY.-J. Boujas.
son. charged with the murder OF f. Gloor,
was brought before the, Police Court >Satur.
dav, when the case was continued until
WedneadaY. -.-----
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CoNvIur RgcElyED.-Robert Johns, con;
yicted of q felony in Lunenburg county, ana
sentenced to one years imprisonment, was
received at the penitentiary on SATURDAY 81
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AUCTEONEERE, dc.
CRoCKERY AND GLAssWARE.

N b TAYLOR, DIRECT IMPORTER
~. ANDDEaLERINFIN FINEFRENCHc CHINA,
TaRi,E GLASSWARE, English iyory-handleo
TABLE CUTLERY finest triple; ptates ,FEa "a
sETs, ICE-WATER PITCHERS, TEA TRAfS,
.S0RI ETS Sc and u large variety OF FANCY.
aRTiCL.ES. Also, GRASITE and COMMON
WNhREs. Jspauned and plain TIN WARE. ana
EOUSE.FuhMISHISi;.G GOODS ,,IESEkaHL.fi ~ !.
factories AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER:
respectfully invite oil who ma. need goods 10
casssipS y e. b. TAYLOR.
s'i' Nc. 1o1l Main street, opposite Post.osice,
in. CARDozo and B. ALsoP, special partners.
Ee14-3m
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Wffe.MuAier.

New YORK, November 2s.-Francis Kane,
Of Brooklyn, fatally Drained his wife with a
smoothing iron during quarre! to-day.
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Rithmoud 1ispatrlt.

~rHE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFIRMED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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ANLs +. BRAGG, POI corner SEA-
= @a! and Broad streets, has now oD hand ~
-. ,eI iMuai!v receiving a large assortment gH1
,,L htLbE, CnANHEk, aud DiNiSG-ROOM
ilHN!I kE. Chamber Suits from s25 10 1900 !;
a.i suit from 500 10 500. These goods am
. ,%' al reduced prices lower than ever. Cane
-. - ""r!->rai chair. Il speciality. Shuck and Hair
80. ',..'"'s's always Oh hand and made TO order al
'.Er k"iulring. ana chairs cane-seated, and
----..'Ur" backed for shpInent oc 20-3m
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| HAVE just received SIX FINE A
/ lhE>>! !Nti-CASE SUITS of the best "a,
- 4... worh !nauShip, which l pledge to III
"A, 'r, ;..r cent. less than il paid for second
-!- -a.ts. lui r!ur styles at auction sales II only
..., : r:.I Ia uruNc the tact. Other goocs at
f. ,E.'. Isa,cfy luw prices. r.. GATH RIGHT,
----L g Governor Strcet-
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-r,g.c'm'!y cali attention to my well-assorted
scck of fine and lowpriced
SITURE
q; apiHc ALI: western InaHufacture-viZ.:
.ARLp:: SUITS, in terry reps. or hair-cloth.
s. -a........................... TO $50
..l~l auI painted Cotiaye Suits 800. 20 10 90
&s:.--.,ah ,ottage suits 45 10 70
a. sail" Walnut Cottage Suit>....... SIS 10 300
"-..4' .Ud oak ESt.nslun-TahlcS... 10 to 80
rice and LIBRARY FURNITURE always
..'.arn "r made to orier.
4>' Keep OF hand large assortment Of the
'si-,i
CHAIRS. TABLES. BEDSTEADS,
III R-.AuS, WAsHSTANDS.
LOpkING-GLASSES. MATTR FSSES,
Epl.STERS. PILLOWS, LOUNGES,
snfA CRIBS. CR RADLES,
TkCNDLE.BFDSTEA &C.
'%.'tE> respectfully solicited, and prompt at
'-,yl and satisfaction given, by -
ARTHUR ROONEY.
"a'rc"pln,, Nos. 20. Governor street and 1902
'aa' f' >trcct-c,tbinet-rooms adjoining.
7 law
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y EtaaIEf.-Ihe Taxpayers of .Tuckahoe,
u. hcrrSx hcrGx&na, u" Fairfield, and varina townships
vi" ready for % collecIion 'SuhSs al Is rsa aaa
bA.1tss an ~ me county courthouse, from the
ss4tch Iae Iae pD.n psn EoY EMBER inclusive. After
sn."iIAip lN's by Law into the hands OF the
'aL w. eetSrn Mt, with the addition Of 1ye per
-97,De, WILLIAM NJ. McGRCDER,
County Treasurer.
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TIGHT BRAHMAS.

r, IGHT BRAHAAs.
.yna FOWLS for sale low 10 reduce stock.
One Trio LIGHT RRAHMAS and one pair ,LhSd1
BRAHMAS. Address, y: %. NJ S X. s..ast
no 26-6t* zl1 polsh Tutu suses
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-No business of public
interest was transacted In this court on
Safur6au -a 4
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N.I1r STATE REVENUE OFFICER
,rr, -f' ENfH STREET, Nov. Il, 1874. )
N.AlE AXES FOR ls74.-The bills are
@sg, s.h M al this Office, aud ull not paid on or
''', ,vh Instant VIII. as required by Law, tie
'S' - the sheriff, with five per cent. added.
t1J,..., WILLIAM r. RAGLASD,
AN NbE3U Assistant CITY Vreasurer
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ElkNlIutE, CARPETS, LOOK "A
= AH-|LA>skS. 4 fui! line of the above Eesn
,'16 every description OH hand. Parties SEs
e. 81. "i.' study heir own interest by calling on
I r''Ic purchasing. Goods will be sold, If re-
80, b! weekly or monthly instaimcnts as cheap
t,Ts! *! can =. huuynt from any honse in the city
an N'"I Please note The address
,. WILLIAM DAFFROS,
'-''im 1893 Main street.
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| i. GATEWOOD. $40 BRoADM
~ ,IHEET. bctwcen Third and Fourth. ~.
q. :. ''H,. :" my large stock | am daily If1
>..,.a. rTRNIrURr Of the latest styles
.'s~' I"r cash at the lest factories East
'.- NJ. his enables me 10 compete with
, b de- ttr!> side Of New York rs regards
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30

k.-TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
"1-e t. IT, hs ;, r FKtlELD COUNTY Il will be at my
.a6 osr. manchester. on November Goth and on
ilYj - ~a''i'aitr until December Ist next, pre-
t!a. o, I've 'stt taxes due ia any Of the town
AHtI, tt''shFh"ld county for 1874.
70 pla't, NU, t"t paid by DeceIuoer lst next will
VII at , .m NE iaLds of the township collectors,
e PET esnt. added.
AsAa, ". Il. WOODBRIDGE.
{, 50 Treasurer Of Chesterfield county,
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