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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-12

Speaking of law as at present viola
ted, the Rev. II. X. Beecher says z" 1t
is extremely difficult to commit the
crime of murder in such an accurate
and honest way that it shall satisfy
the specifications of the statute. I'm
less the would-be murderer takes legal
counsel beforehand and follows in
structions infinitely, he will fail nine
times in ten, however sincerely he
may try. Anybody CAN kill man,
but he cannot do it in first degree
murder style without counsel and
care.n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-12
The China Line.

The new steamship Vasco de CANA,
the pioneer of the new China Line ar
rived at San Francisco Sunday night,
making therun from Yokohama in IS
days, % hours and IS minutes, the
fastest time on record The Post gives
the following description of the
NEW SHIP:
The Vasco de CANA is a Clyde-built
steamer, and left London on the q st
of October for Singanore, Hongkong,
Shanghai, Yokohama and San Fran
CISCO. - Do = 8&EG3%N "
The .Vasco de Cana was built ex-
pressly for the trade of the Pacific, on
the Clyde, by Henderson, Coulborn &
Go, and fitted, up under the superin-
tendence Of Samuel Hubbard, former
ly purveyor of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, Her dimensions are !:
Length, $50 feet entire breadth, 81
feet; depth to upper deck, 25 feet /;
depth to awning deck, 81 feet inches;
depth in hold to upper deck, II feet /
inches depth in hold to awning deck,
81 feet 4 inches; she will carry $500
tons lightweight cargo, besides her.
coal, and of measurement 4, 400 tons
China cargo. She is expected by her
builders to run thirteen knots an hour,
with q consumption of from 80 to IS
tons of coal, and when deep loaded
she draws "a feet Of water.
THE ENGINES AND MACHINERY.
She has two engines, built on the
Compound principle. They are $50
horse power nominal, working up to
2,65O-horse power effective. Her ma
chinery is most perfect, combining
every Improvement known to engi-
neers. Her machinery for extinguish-
ing fires, and her apparatus for saving
lives in case of accident, are as COM
plete as invention and money can pro-
vide them. The lifeboats are of the
latest and most approved model, large,
:, well stored, and provided with nauti-
cal apparatus. Her rig is that of a
9 bark Of 1000 tons, SO that should any
accident occur to the machinery the
vessel can continue under sail.
ON THE DECK.
On the spar deck are the Wheel
house, captain and officers rooms,
barber shops, and smoking room.
These are forward. Abaft is the en-
trance to the cabin with deck saloon.
The after house on this deck is the
ladies' saloon, a gorgeously furnished
apartment, with an entrance only
from the upper deck. There are three
large cargo matches on this deck with
steam winches to each, also cargo and
ooaling ports on both sides Of the ship,
+ forward and aft. The side ports in the
after part are two feet square, with a
twelve-inch glass in the center, which
the most perfect ventilation to the
saloons and staterooms. There is also
a Venetian blind and plate glass win
dow attached to each of these ports.
Light as we'll as ventilation is given
in the main saloon by means of four
skylights. fata3
7st3H THE MAIN EECK.
The saloon on the main deck con-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-12

3H THE MAIN EECK.
The saloon on the main deck con-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-12

Articles of incorporation of the Pa
lcific Coast Wool Growers Association
were filed Tuesday in the office of the
Secretary of State. The objects for
which the corporation was formed are
the raising, purchasing and selling of
sheep and wool, the leasing and pur-
chasing of sheep ranges, etc. Capital,
100000, in shares of $40 each. Direc-
tors, Joseph B. Houghton, William 0.
Sleeper, Samuel d. Keith, Edwin H.
Black and John Il. Aver. The prin-
cipal place of business will he in San
Francisco,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-12

When Chase was Governor of Ohio,
as we are. informed by gentleman
who was then his private secretary, he
kept in private drawer stationery
which he had bought with his own
money, and which he used invariably
in all but his official correspondence.
That was simple honesty, and the man
who can see no wrong in driving a
spanking team athwart the principles
of official purity is not fit to sit as
Chase's successor in our chief seat of
iustice.-N. Y. Independent.
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- ------T : { Sf%}S
q3lrI,n,und Dlspatfh.
--nn,v. .pEcEMBEB 10. 1874.
.,,or from Petersburg.
Le''' ,ns n,cnmona piso,,eh.l

.>o,d nee o. the klchbi""a D''s
r.-rssrrse. Va. December Is. 1874.
iNrhHS -, .nl,r chapter OF accidents mas
Io-o'H A, ). NJ. Williams's min, tue
kspis"'"!' ,,is morning, Young man named
"k'St"; rms received blow from piece
l!noS" wa;rhnr fifteen pounds "hice
al '!o" Wv, ont Of his senses and caused
hnoche" 90" more or less serious character.
inuF'e> w hereafter. Or. smith attehu.
s. NAY ~, the same time negro namea
Cd MIN, I;ic,ds was hurt quite severely oy
taN o','dcut. The operations OF the s,a
:" N consequence Temporarily suspeuuIu'
w. IsL night Mr.. Robert Mcin..,e, Mno
Ls>' ..syes.ore on Halifax street, Wnl'e
S S.,S,r I'D the sides of his shelves soe some
ta .I, 1.iI and ran the sharp point OF s1a'e'
f Is' ,hrouch his band, intictins "ouhus
Ns. ,, :, uas \. first feared would terminate
WE ,,w To-day he is somewhat bet'er.
n w. returns have been received mere OF
'SIF.,i,u Yesterday in Sussex county lot s
i"H nr n Van Aukep. but enough IS
>"",, :, iu>;ifr the belief that the kaaacal
A"' ,,5,,o i,sn,yn was elected. A misappre-
,A I-'t,n 90, out in some way as 10 the~toh.
Ash,,:rs candidate. and the Conservative
was in consequence pretty generally
No .,.r@Sr,d AtHenry. Lemsn received "a
sF "' wilson lIou.), "a; and Cox Conn
Mr. Paul LETT no bequest in bis will IN be-
,,,r n sny charitable institutions. among
49, hnncfciari"S under that instrument IS the
. ."s of the late Colonel Marmaduse John.
W. 4, Richmond, who was niece Oh tue
''1' "a ROBIN ApAIR.
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HE LATE FIRE.-LossEs AND INSURANCE.
lhe losses and insurance by the Roanoke
square hre on Wednesday night are as fol-
lows: Buiidin9s.-W arehouse No. 3, Roa.
loke square, occupied by Heard Il Brother;
insured for $3.50 In Mutual Assurance
company of Virginia. This will not cover
the loss. Warehouse in rear, occupied by
Jesse Jones IL Son; not insured. Ware
house corner Wa'er street and Roanoke
square, occupied py Peed g. Gibbs. very
slightly damaged. fhe adjoining house, oc-
cupied by d. w. Todd, Jr., loss $50; In
sufed for 81 900, $1,000 IL the Liverpool and
London aud Globe Insurance Company, and
S2,0O0 IN the Mutual Assurance Com pany OF
Virginia. Stocks. Heard & Brother: Loss,
from $500 TO $4,000; insured for $1,000
sl,0O0 10 the North British, Of London;
fl,00O in Lynchnurg Insurance and Banking
Company, and $1,000 in Home, OF Column.
bus, Ohio. Jesse Jones & Son: Loss not
estimated. STOCK 10 rear warehouse insured
Tor $500 In Merchants and Mechanics of
Richmond. Stock 10 front Of warehouse in
hured for 81, BOO 81 800 in National, OF Bal.
timore, and 1920 10 City Fire, OF Rich
Dond. Peed a. Gibbs: Loss, 81 800; To-
sured for $1,000 %, 600 10 Home, oil Colon.
ous, Ohio, and $4,000 10 Lynchburg Iosu-
rance and Bankiuk Company. ID. W. Todd,
Jr. Damaged oy Wstsr; Insured for $l2 ,000-sss
So,OOV III Aorth BRITISH, OF London. $4.6yU
10 Lynchhufg Insurance. and Banking Con.
pany, and $1,000 10 Home OF colunhns,
ohlo.--Norfotk Landmark.
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1nt1crfrom DanXfsle.
rs,r-s,ponac"cS OF the Richmond Disps'ch.l
.n-7.T THE RECENT FIRE-oTHER ITEMS.

.4r
.,,.,.T THE RECENT FIRE-oTHER ITEMS.
DNyIllr, VA, December II, 1874.
r'nt~n from Mr.. Acree that his books and
.,.,,ar. wrrt no! seriously damaged, although
80 .,,r containing them wSs IN the store
,ks, IN. sore was burned and we're en-
,,.,l 10 the greatest violence OF the hre.
r7n hacks Of some Of his account-books
<c.re cgIy some what parched and shriyeiied.
Tho pariie> losing property by the hre
7tr. insured in the London and Liverpool
I;faDa Company to the amount OF Sl0,0O0;
:, the North British American, $1,000; in
.bp virrnia Home. $1,000; in the Virginia
rirc and Marine, $4,000; in the Georgia
Home. =. 500. Ii MIR. William Robinson, to
vnon the buildings belonged, recover from
-hc extreme illness from which he has been
for several mouths suffering, buildings will be
erected in place of those destroyed. There
is some talk Of this being done by the lnsu-
s,rauce companies Interested.
Mr. Pleasant Waddill died yesterday eve
min. in consequence Of the wounds received
By MIN about ten days ago from the acciden-
"a! Discharge OF a shotgun. MIR. Waddlll
VA. for many years a prominent citizen of
This section OF Pittsylyania, aud was extern
.jycly connected with some of our best fami.
lies, He was brother OF Mr.. A. Waddill,
proprietor of the Lynchburg Nescs.
The ladies OF tie Presbyterian church
rave An entertainment at Sommerteld Hall
sst evening, consisting Of supper and
tabIeaux. All parties came away highly
grstltsd. ALPHA.
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THAI FOX sIGAAY-AN OBSTINATE JURYMAN-
PROBABLE lSJUSCTIoS- WEATHER.
"srRlKE."
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
STANTON, December IS, 1874.
In the Circuit Court on Wednesday Han.
nah Jackson (colored) was tried for bigamy.
The case was given 10 the jury early in the
DAY. but when the court adjourned in the
evening they had failed to agree, and were
placed in charge of the sheriff. On yester-
day morning they sent note to the judge
stating that they still stood as they did FIVE
minutes after retiring on the previous day,
and thst they could not agree if he kept them
there month. The judge informed them
that be would keep them there month
unless they agreed sooner. In five
minutes afterwards they returned with
. verdict Of three years confinement
in the penitentiary. 1t was found that
from the first the jury had stood eleven for
the above verdict and one for four years con.
iuement, and that he had even refused to
consent when the other eleven had agreed to
verdict of three years and six months.
Such obslinacy is rarely met with, and it is
he more remarkable rs it was not a question
Of guilty or not guilty, in which case it
would have been justitaoIe. After the YER
diet the jury and the Commonwealth at
.orney signed petition for her pardon.
Ii is understood that some Of our citizens
propose resisting (by injunction) the collec.
ton Of the one-half Of the cost assessed on
them by the City Council for the improve
nent Of streets on which their property
fronts. This will probably be done in the
pezt thirty days, as the Council has given
them that time in which to pay up.
The weather still continues dry and with
rapid changes from warm to cold. The peo-
PIE Of the county are complaining very much
about the scarcity OF water: Nearly all the
ponds have dried up, and many of the wells
are giving out. Many of the farmers are
compelled to drive their stock to running
streams TO give them water. The first Of this
Week there was . very cold snap, the tber-
nometer falling considerably below zero
the following morning was as warm as q
spring day.
The work on the stone.bridge is suspend
ed this morning. The stone-masons and
cutters nave "struck," and refuse to 90 to
work until they receive what is already due
them. 1t is 10 be hoped that the contractor
vii! be able TO make some arrangement sc
that he may continue the construction ofthe
bridge, the completion Of which is Of grea,
importance 10 the city. MAN.
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1t was shrewd police officer in a little in
terror town of Missouri who, having no
other clew to the identity of q railroad
burglar than his hat, lost in futile effort to
secure him, went to the public school and
holding it in view of the pupils asked in
nocentIy whose it was. Numbers of the
scholars identified it as belonging to negro
in the village. Promptly arrested, the ne.
gro confessed to series Of railroad rob.
berries and informed on his confederates,
most of whom we're captured.- Chicago
Times.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
STICK'S FLORAL GUIDE
FOB 1875.

PUBLISHED QUARTERLY.-JANUAR NUM-
Der just Issued, and containing over leo pages,
500 engravngs, descriptions of more than 500
Of our best Flowers and Vegetables, with Direes
tons for Culture, Colored Plate, SC. The most
useful and elegant work of the kind In ,heworid.
Only 25c for the year. Published in English and
German. Address JAMES WICK,
de12-S3w Rochester, n. Y.
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NOR RENT, BRICK DWELLiNG,M
4 ten rooms; kitchen, stable, &C.; on BYRD -
street, CANDLES Hill, between Thru ana fCutn
Stl Also. SRiCk DWELLING, six rooms and
modern Improvements, ON olain between Siiel @no
Second streets. $50 Gr monln. -,
Also, FRAME COTTAGE, four rooms ano
kitchen. with large lot attach q, ON oFo'e afeooe
above Monroe Park. $40 per month.
Also, nice BRICK COTrnGE SIX rooms aho
kitchen, corner Clay and Third streets. wv per
me aIso. BRICK DWELLING. No. .3511 Lester
strert, Rockets, with six rooms, and large los al
lached. SIC per month. - ,,.,uoo, o,o,
Also. small STORE on Fourth between Leigh
and jackson streets: good stand for retail grocery
and feed store. 80 per month.
aIso new BRICK 81 ORR, No. 1905. nam street,
with nice dwelling above, between EIgnteenth ana
Hinetesnth streets 1900 per annum:
Aiso. STORE under Excnar &c HoeI, Four, eent oa
street; good stand for liquor store $2eo per
An niso. two OFFICES under Exchange Hotel. $40
pe aiso. TWO large WHARvEs at Rockets.
AIso, the SQUARE OF GROUND on tne DocA
bonnded by Gary. Dock, wents first. and 1went.-
second streets, 224 feet front on DOCK ana Gary
S' siso. several SUITS OF ROOMS IN desirable
~. ITO. FOX SALE. STORES. DWELLINGS.
ssSsHEEHOOShS,s aud LOTS in every ec!ion OF the
city. kpply to fhhIno na ~ s,re.t
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BY telegraph.
>,uxy yoRK MkRKETS.

Nrw YopK. December 18.-Southern nous dnii
common r., f.ir extra. t4.90t9s5.St good 10
choice. Tasa! oeeFfea a Winter red
y.slsS = AZ ax5Gsl. 80 for amber western; ~ 70
for stfs Oh hio in stS5e tS or White
o. Western mixed 10 store; 95@s5hs. for Ole 10
western ainat Tor new ysstsrn hs1n
Lee Gu,.t Arm And uncuapged. sugar quiet anu
| .,..ey nics auief. ralIow firm az Dig SSc,
4 Ros quiet at 1920 for, strained Turpeuuns nliI
~. NIL ,u,.ss SO IS. Lard heavy and ;oser
Mime steam. 1880. Whiskey hrmer at Sl.oifs
/ u 0iAl Frrights u SHADE nrInsr.
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= WA We hISklnONDsD DECEMBER LIZ, 1874.
ARRIVED. Is. 81
Steamer j. W. Evefnan. Platt,f PhiIadelphia
merchandise and passengers, W. p. Porter. 3
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore. merchan
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat compa.
Barkentine Jane Mflloy tBr.l, McKirdy, Rio d
ieee sed sta Roads bags Or c9
$500 sacks Of salt, Lee, Seldom & 90. w p'o'
scno9nsr John =. Reese, Harrison, Alexandria
sloop JohS {. Heenan, james river, o, s.ers, ID
master. ,,'.,.,E j. .z,5. -
slOOp Mary Emtna, James river, oysters, to mas.
SAILED.
disc and passengers. G.. w. Allen a. Co.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
sshUon snG assqs
Schooner. John B. McShAin, Cavalier, City Point
:. sqoD Emma Eugeniai James river toioad oyster,
MEMORANDA. -
Arrived al Baltimore December ~, schooner
Clarinda, Powell, from Richmond.
YORK is PsIns
Passed through tteil-Gate December 10 schooner
FREDDIE walton. Jones, from Boston fas Virginia.
q =. Peay, Peay, from Richmond via Portsmouth,
arrived ~ NEWPORT: UecemDer D schooner LIZ
zie smith, Gorham. from Salem for Virgin
ArriVs ut New York december 16 achOoners
Susan Harker, Vansaum Mary n. Iangpm, Zetuff;
J. P. Cake, svoy; Charles W., Alcott, French !;
Chrarley Miller, Jones; Eva Holmes, Van Mort,
from VIRGINIA. -..H..as.s =
The lifs.saving stations on the coast between
Capes Henry and Hateras having received all their
appliances, including surf bouts, nfe-cars, mortars
or throwing lines to vessels In distress, rockets,
&c, are now In complete working orcer, and have
gene into full operation. The following stations
are In Virginia: Cape Henry, Dana Neck, aud
Fake Cape. .sr a.s,s
schooner P. Boice, Higbee. from Richmond for
New YORK, loaded with coal, black walnut, and
poplar, Is ashore on Green ruu Beech iMarylaDdJ,
eighteen miles north Of Chingoteague island YES.
sci and cargo In good condition..
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. December 1S.-Arrived: City OF
New York, City Of Dallas, Morehead City, Prussia
Perrier, Seminole, Cleopatra, Benefactor. Arrived
out Dawn.
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CHARLIE Ross AND TIE WIFE OF THE KID
NAPPER.-A dispatch from New York says
that all of the detectives have returned, and
report that their searches have proved fail.
ures. and Superintendent Walling has sent
them out on new "leads." Mrs. MoSher
has given q great deal Of useful Information
to the superintendent, and it is believed tina,
she is now acting honestly. She has moi
bad control of the child. for some time, but
has been able to give many important facts
about the movements Of bis custodians.
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From Caroline County.
RUTHEsGLEN, December Is, 1874.

RUTHERGLsN, december IL, 1914.
Editors Dispatch: Mr. William j. Mer-
Til, in this county, bad his store.house,
stock Of goods, books, papers, &C., destroyed
oy fire on Tuesday the 14th instant. The
post-oftice lMeril's) was kept in the same
building. ALI the books. papers, mailbag.
stamps, and envelopes, belonging to same
were also destroyed. The fire was caused
by az incendiary, SO supposed. Loss about
1900; partially insured.
But little preparation 80 far for the Christ
mas holidays about here. 1t seems this part
OF the county is hard to recuperate from
losses sustained by war, and bad crops since.
Plenty Of land lying idle for want of tenants.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, December 1S-Eoon.-Stocks active
and lower. Money, 4. Gold, 111&. Exchange
Long, 4S5h; short, 490k. Governments dull.
States dull.
Euening.-Money in good demand at 4@4k.
Sterling steady. Gold, ll1k@11lS. Governments
dull and strong. States quiet aud steady.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December lS, 1874.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December Is, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 2,O2S bushels. Red, ], $50 BUSH
els. p -
els.
. OATs-I40 bushels.
MEAL.-46 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White 466 bushels prime at $1.45
70 pushes good at *1.43; 70s bushels good on
private terms; 120 bushels fair ut S1.3S; so
bushels at 81, 40; .7S bushels at 81 Total, ,492
bushes.
WHEAT-Red. 420 bushels good at $1.43: g
bushels at 81; "a bushels ut $l.42. Total, 450
bushels. -. --- --...a
CoRN-White, 80 bushels very good at 74c.; 464
bushels very good at 75c.; go bushels conmon at
&c.; 3U4 bushels at TIC; 142 bushels on private
terms. Total, 1912 bushels.
rCORN.-hlixed, 60 bushels good at 73c.
UATS.-76 bushels very good spring at 7Oc.; 46
bushels good spring at 6Sc. Total. 1872 bushels.
RE-hXHIBITED.
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nAI.r1Mt,ar nAsKETa.

p.rr1noaE, I.ecember 16-F!Gur firm ana va.
changsd Wheat steady and In impssSe93 !.
s osn p ann,h,rn 5blIS7c O.ts dull; sous nern,
ss Kelly so4 aye dull and unchanged Bay un.
pnsas nsse tub ssa ~ e.
sa',s ogeSafc offee Quset, but FIRM aIi1 na.
seasilred. ii hiskey, LOO. sugar arm at losss
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RE-hXHIBITED.
WHEAr.-Red, 600 bushels.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
wegbmaster Of the arrival sale, &C., OF live stock
from the 18th to the 18th Of December, 1874:
~CaTTLE-3UO head sold from So Ac. gruss, for
common to extra.
HOGs-303 head sold from 9@9ac. net, for COM
mon 70 good.
SHEKP-Sold from 4@54c. gross for common
YEALs.-Per head, sold from S4@S9.
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Railroad Accident.

AUGUSTA, Ga, December 18.-This morn.
ing freight train of nineteen cars left Au:
gusta.. At haIf.past 6 O'Clock, when two
miles from the, city, five cars were thrown
into Bent creek by a. broken rail. Nobody
hurt. Loss, $4,000. - sl5ss
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CoMAIssIoNER,s OFFIoE,l
RICHMOND, November 20, 1874.

A T THE REQUEST UF InE U 49, "
IA sell for the personal representative OF
janis A. INLOss, deceased, ana o. the coaus =
i.a,ES. psreaseu. am requested TO notify ali per-
sous having claims against The ests, o. Samss
Itos Saces.ea 10 die said claims "iih me- and pro-
dues she proof to suIain me same, before nee on
the 11ssaay ~ = S,-@N srHOM Al. j. EVANS,
Commissioner OF the Richmond Chancery Court.
Al - /. q
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r IsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE.
4 NAMING IN THE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE DECEMBhkl9, 1874. Persons Gaining
for letters In this list will please say Advertised
called for in one month they Will be sent to the
Dead-L etter Office, in Washington, ID. &.
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson T. wDee NJ. W. Owen, L.
Rcnnrs E ELLINGTON. o. III. Randolph, II.
1rown r Fiuuey Il. Smith, VI.
oroct y Gates, &, Smith. g.
f'ho Sisw CS OWNS, K. Yoltair, n.
Collins, S. e. Murrice, VI. F.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
...,,s 8 n. badness, C. Robertson, j. L.
A rcher, DIR. C.. Duvul. A.P. shorts b.
amer5, G. M. Eva,s, WIZ s SIntm, !
Burke, j. Ford, n. 0Ptnsenoui 81 -
Brown. Y. G. Gibbs, e. 60,
Baird, j. s. Godsey, 4, T Ginin, ~. a,
Rarker R. Holiday, r. b. Talley, k.
Carer R. Hatcher. f. Walker w.
Chapman, g.. Hatcher, w. Nlhtaih'' 70 l.
Drewry, 5. ID.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING N
IL THE RICHMOND POST-OFF1CE DECEM-
BER19, 1874.
Persons calling for letters in this list will please
say Advertised" If not called for in four weeks
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cINCINNATllrM,l ].

!. :. s.SIHc1NEATI, December I -Eionr dnII Ccru
s.eaoy ~ aGeg7lc. Pork steady at $40 Lard arm :
sisady shoulders, &C.. clear RIB, 4 2kc cIear
l34c. Whfskey firm ut 97c.
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HOLES, HoRsEs
FEED AND PRoDUCE.

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Any person suffering from the above disease -
requested to address Dir. PRfCG &c, ana triai.pouI5
OF medicine Will be forwarded BY express
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Circulars and testimonials sent w.h
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AN; consos, ex-coupons, 544 North Carolina
IS, DID, rs new, 10; special tax, 5. Bid TO. day.