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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-21
From John K. Gilliat & Co.'s Circular.I
LONDON. 4 CROSBY SQUARE.

Oh NUYFLUtF, 1877, !
The Transactions IN cur tobacco maj ket were again
limited by the small Stock OK SALE The sampng of
the new import Was commenced about q fortnight
ago, but progressed slowly. owing TO unfaporable
weather, ana so far the trade have shown less curl
osity than usual 10 inspect samples, and have made
The tone of the market, however, has perceptibly
strengthened, In sympathy no doubt with Ameri-
where large and pretty general business mas been
done. aud an advance established sail aroundn
The highest advance actually paid was on heaps Of
freely throughout the month, and during The last
week further competition having arisen from buy
efs for The continent, who have taken probably not
extreme prices. 7. So 1'F'ss1'g
We hsSe participated here only to small extent
In this business, not having the stock.
Weare glad TO report faYogably OF the new stripts
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, November 20, 1874.
OFFERINGS.

WuEAr,-White, $50 bushels. Red, 4,21O BUSH
els.
CoRN.-Whitc, 720 bushels. .-
OATS.-390 bushels.
RYE.-S4 bushels.
- - ny SALES.
WHEAT-White. 54S bushels very gooo III ~ 90
an ,shcls at Ill 81: 6 bushels at 81 .35 40 bush
els at $1.36; 1876 bushels at $l.2S. Total, 7eo
bushtlG. =. o., o n 4.
m bushels yer, good on private terms; "a bush.
els at SI.35: 24S bushels common al Sl;IO; 10
bus helS at S1.22: 10 bushels at l.25: 100 ons.,
els at $780, s24 bushels at Sl.33' Iola'' i'ofz
bushels. ,, ,r =,
soc: 2SS bushels new OH private terms 3uO p9Sn,
els new nj Use; 8 bushels old ut S5c. I ota, COS
OATS.-1 rs bushels very good spring at 64c;; "a
bushels very good spring Oh private TERMS 1o'a
1872 bushes.
RYE-S4 bushels prime at 9oc.
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BY j.. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1115 Main street, opposite Dispatch ONCE

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF a VALUABLE
a Ts a1,T Of LAND SITUATED IN THE
C0IrNTY OF CAROLINE, vain compliance
with decree Of the United states district Court
~ w and E. G. Pullman. bankrupfs, dated Noven.
Der IL 1874 win sell at auction, free from al!
liens and membranes, in fronto Ear9ilne court.
honse ON MONDAY, December Ia, 1874, that
hetIae court. day. al O'Clock ~. attract OF LAND
siiuated in Caroline county, and state OF virginia,
Pnlman of John FL. De Jarnctle, near Antioch
church. containing TWO HUNDRED ACkES;;;
with ali the improvementsthereon Possession VIII
he given on the LIST Of January, 1870
TxRMs: S3OO cash; the balance on a credit OF
one and two years, tile purchaser to give nego,
table notes, with interest added for the deierie
payments, and The title 10 be retained py the as
Se nee uA''' O''N JACOB COIN,
40 Oh sU3w Assignee
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 20.-Noon.-Stocks dull
Money, 3. Gold, 111h. Fxchange-Long, 1865;
short, 400 Governments active, and lower Tor
some. States quiet.
Evening.-Moncy steady and In COED demand al
36SsA per cent. Exchange strong at 4S6. eold'
11X@111s Governments active aud steady
State bonds quiet and strong. i
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TOR RENT, the desirable TOBACCOSG
H FACTORY situated on Seventh street be- Ii
tween Caryand Canal sire cts 80. 81. now III the
occupancy OF David Baker, Jr., Esq. Possession
can be had Oh the 1st OF January, 1875. Apply
10 +. ID. EaCUO,
no l9-0t Real Estate Agent.
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BY Richardson s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
#i'H&t HIS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BEAUT[.
i Full BUILDING LOTS ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF GRAHAM STREET. BETWEEN WILL
LIaMSBURG AVENUE AND ERIN STREET,
IN THE TOWN 0FjFULToN, By AUCTION.-
day OF September, 1873. duly recoraed In the
clerks office OF the Chancery Court Of the city of
Richmond, being thereto required by the benehc,a-
nv therein secured, shall sell by auction, on The
premises, OH TUESDAY the Gath Instant, ut
O'Clock p. M, two valuable BUILDING LOTS,
located as above, having d front OF 30xl1O icet
each. s...
TERMS: At sale.
- j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & CO., AuctloueerS. no 10
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK November 20.-Net receipts at all
United States ports for the week. 136,O26 bales
i.iOs.234 bales; 10 the same date last year
$40, $50 bales. Exports for the week, .97,257
date. 477I74 bales; TO same date last year, 361,.
ga bales Stock at all United States ports. eXcent
Port Royal, 516,495 bales; last year, 39l al lo
Us, 2G7 bales. At Liverpool, $4,000 bales; last
year, 497, 900 bales. American cotton atoat Tor
Great Britain, $4,000 bales; last year, 153,0o0
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
I113 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
L ON LIBBY'S HILL, THE SITE SELECTED
FOR THE NEW PARK, FOR SALE BY AUG
Tl0N.-Wc shall sell by arciion, on the premises,
on MONDAY the 23d instant, at O'Clock 2. "a,
two VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, fronting
% feet each on the east line Of Twenty ninth street.
between Main agd franklin streets, Libby's Hill,
the site selected for the new park.
TERMS: One-third cash balancei In four eight, and
twelve months, negotiable notes 10 be CIV Gu for the
deferred payments with interest added, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust.
No 1S AurtlOleprs.
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They say that the Empress Of Germany
"makeS up" her bed and dusts out and all
that, every morning. We are rather sur
priscd at this, because we had understood
that since the French war she had kept two
girls -BgtalO Express.
John Bright has written letter express
ing his di>approyal Of compulsory yaccina-
ton, declaring the law monstrous, and tit
ouly TO lie repealed.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office coln er Eleventh and Bank streets.

VNHREE BEAUTIFUL Blu IL DIN G
II, LOTS IN THE MOST RAPIDLY IMPROV-
ING PART OF THE CITY-ON MAIN STREET
NEAR MONROE PARK-FoR SALE AT AUG
TION.-We will sell at public auction, upon the
Der, S74. at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, two very desirable
BUILDING LOTS 1T the southeast corner Of Main
and Linden streets, aud Immediately In front OF
Hose handsome new three-sfory brick dwellings
recently erected by W. c. Mayo, Esq; and also, 4
LOT 80 by So feet to All alley feet wide On the
north side OF Main street. 40 feet west of Linden
street, and adjoining the lew brick dwelling OF
the Hon. John Amber Smith.
TERMS Very liberal, and made known At the
hour of sale. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & sON,
no 90 AuctiOneers
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p,cuuoNn LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Tie following is the report OF Mr. l.: Gim1ni.
from the 18th of November to the goth of Soveln-
Der, 1874: o,.o.,.. ,.
CATTLE-252 head sold from 2k644c., gross.
Ho;s-33O head sold from SA@94c. net.
SuEHp Sold from 4%(G5Sc., gross.
VEALs.-Per head, sold from s54Hl0. 49,.
Mich COwS.-Pcr head, sold from go WS4O.
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AueT!ION sALE.s. -E'n.nre dove.
gyJ Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AUG ioneer,
111s Main street. opDosite DisDGtca office.

ssIGNEE,s SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ a ,rp sCT 'oF5 LAND SITUATED IN THE
COUNTY OF, ,CAR0LlNE, VA In compliance e
With decree Of the United States District Loars
for the Eastern District OF IN the natI1t
Is?a. viii sell nj auction, free from all liens and
In trout Of Garons snS cer ph
,av M 10 O'clock NJ. a tract of land situated In
Garone county, and slale Of Virginia. It being The
real estate purchased by Jacob Knoph OF Jonn ~;
No .Jarnefte. near Milford depot, containing 2ou
ACRES, with all The Improvements thereon. - ros-
session VIII be- Owen on the list of January; $40.
TERMS; $500 eash the Balance on
notes, with interest added, for the deferr.o pay,
ments and the title to be retainef oy ths us
until sal dinoes are paid. - JACOb c OimM,
no 81 .SSW3w So e- ayfe.#4ls. fsss..s Asol6ueC.-
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CROCKERY AND GIAsswARE.

II B., TAYLOR, DIRECT, IMPORTER
He AEDDEALERINFI FINE FRENCH CHINA,
decorated and plain white lne French and Bohemian
TABLE GLASSWARE, English ivory-handlee
TABLE CUTLERY, finest tribe. plated TEA
SETS, ICE-WATER PITCHERS, TEA TRAYS,
G0BLETS. &C.; and g, large variety Of FANCY
WARES. Japanned and plain 7 IN WARE. and
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS GENERALITY
LARGE STOCK Just received direct from the
factories AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
respectfully invite all who may need goods In
my line to call and examine my stock before pur~
chasing. q u. b. TAYLOR,
No. 101 / Main street, opposite Post-ofice,
Wholesale ana Retail.
J. p; GARDoao and B. ALsoP, special partners.
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FOR RENT. two Of those desirable 80.
Il RESIDENCES situated on Tenth street Ea::i
four doors beyond Leigh street. with all modern
convcncnccs. Apply IL JOHN 4. COLLINS.
10 l9-2w National Bank OF Virrinio
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.

Eleventh streeL Uet"eeH' NiuIn alIu Do''H'
4 VERY VALUABLE FARM OF ONE
HALF ACRES on THE, CHARLES. CITY
Road, ABOUT TWO AND A HALF MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE, At AUG-
TION-By request Of the owners. Mrs. LYDIA
Murton and Miss Elizabeth Prout. we wi u sell nc
auction. on the premises, on MONDAY the 39Lh
FARM situated as above described, being t. e farm
formerly owned by Joel B. Bragg, and more re-
Gently by John N. Davis. Esq, and more recently
lands of Colonel Norman Smith, Mr.. T. T. Duke.
and others. Nearly all the land Is cleared and IN
good heart and some In grass, and all well aoapteo
10 clover aud grass. - ,u,,x
1t has on it a large, comfortable frame dwelling,
situated in pretty grove of original forest trees,
and the usual out buildings and Is very deslraole
TERMS Liberal, and will be made known at the
sale. -. GRuI5BS WiLLlAMs.
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BY j. L. Apperson.
AuettoAeer and Real Estate Agent,
20. 1910 Main street. 80

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION.SALE OF
" DE>IRABLE REAL EsTATEIN HHE CITY
OF RICHMOND,--gy virtue Of "a decree OF the
Chancery Court OF she city of Richnend entered
on the sth of November, 1874, In the case Of
Burke, &c, Us. A Rtersop. &c, Wit sell on she
premises, GU TUESDAY, November 81, 1874. boz
ginning ana o'czcck 2. NJ. IN The Ordernamed,
The DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING, No;
22l6. ah the southwest corner q Broad and
Ywen ay-thtrd ssxeets, containing len, rooms, with
kitch2n, stable, &c. Lot ABBY 100 feet TO a wide
alley. 80
cnpbsdlby Ny. Cayedo, north s!dcof williamsburg.
avenue, on Bloody-Run street hear Elal streeI.
containing FIVE rooms. Lot, SS .4.l2x1SS feess
breadth In Iet1 II FL feet; j8l. 90
s. The ANGULAR LOT adjoining the above on
the west, i0X163 feet TO the apex OF the augie ID
rear. -siks Ntt - t=tt5t rs fti -
TERMS: g0ne,fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes ints rssi
added and title retained until the parchase-moHey
Is paid In rui and tconyeyance slreeie1 by the
court. -s..5.F.g ROBeRT HOWARD, y.
Special Commt sstoner.
J. L. AppEnsON, Auctioneer. no 2-tus
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BY j. L. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No.IO16 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE aOF.TWO BUILD.
4 ING LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF NJ,
NEAR THIkTY-FIRST STREET, AT ALL
TI0N.-By virtue OF deed OF rJust firm Philip
Gray and wife To ne, dated April g. S74, and GUY
DAY, och November. 1874, t; o'clot z, NJ,
the Two LOTS located MS above each 80 by lUU
feet They require but little excavation for base
. TERMS: AZ sale. E.J. BOSHER,
no d tbs 80 i fa-t ..E Trustee,
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, November 20-Flour quiet and un,
mixed 792r.: new No. 2 mixed, 70@71c. ne"
rejected, G9@7Oc. Pork opened firm and closee
dull and lower ut $50. Lard quiet anu we AK, az
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DRUDUCYIyE FARM FOR SALE.

RESIDENCE on LIBBY
~ HILL Fur SALE. Apply on 9ia premises,
No ! Twenty ninth street Terms OF paylneHs 10
suit the purchaser. ..g-.s
no l9-eoaGt ..rr, A. h. PERRY.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, November 20.-Flour quiet and un
changed. Corn active and firm NO 2 mixed, 1Zc
on track. Whiskey steady at 81. Pork active a.
$50. Facon-Onlv small jobbing and order trade
Lard active; choice kettle ut lac. -.-.--
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1ScINSATI, November 20.-FIoY1 steady. Cor
firm and higher; ear and shelled, 1ec: FORK 4rn
at Soo 5OM82l Lard opened firm steam, 3sc.
closed easier l3Gc. kettle scarce at 144c; Bacot
firm; only jobbIng trade; stock light Whlske!
otn,Sy at 9Sc.
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pAI,TINGRF r.

BALTIMORE, November 20.-Flrgtnia's, 54tS
West virgnia's, 12H. North Carolina Us, ola, So
Bid fn-iay.
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MARINE 1NTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 81, 1874
s;,,n r,ses. 7.O4 Moon rlses......... 400
Sun sets......, 4.55 High ude.......... 21G
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1o1r,suuJ,E MARKETS.

HUNTSVILLE November 20.-Breadstuffs. un:
changed. Pork unchanged. Bacon-None mere
siIgar-cured hams, 12g13c. Lard-1!erce, l4hg
l4Ac: kcg, i Ac. Whiskey, &c. e. f.''
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/ FURNISHED DWELLING FORG
A RENT.-1t is most desirable BRICK LED
RESIDENCE, situated on the hes, part of Frank
lin street. near to Fifth street, has every conve-
nience, and Is la beautiful order. ...
The FURNITURE IS hands ONE, and embraces
all that could be desired.
This is q rare opportunity for n nice family TO
establish themselves IN 1rSL-class home OF medium
sze-say eight large looms. besides library, dI
ing-room &C.: kitchen, &c.
/ If desired, it will be rented in suits of apart
meats. Apply to
{ no 1876 GRCBBS & WILLIAMS.
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF ONE EIGHTH
- INTEREST IN VALUABLE Real EsTATE
ON SECOND STREET AND ON BROOK TURN
PIkE.-At the request of the owner, VIII sell at
auction at my office. corner Of Rank and Eleventh
streets, on TUESDAY NEXT. November "a, 1874,
IL o'clock NJ, for cash, oncegnh int rest |" fee
Simple in the following valuable real estate subject
TO the life tenancy Of Mrs. Il. IL. lsbel formerly
Mrs. Lynham-yiZ., an excellent BHlCk-aNE-
FRAMED TENEMENT on The east line of Second
betwc en- Clay and Marshall streets; and about eight
TO ten acres OF very val uabe LAND on the east
line of he Brook turnpike opposite to ,he cattle
scales. W.GODDIN,
no 90 Auctioneer.
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uIGH CoNsTABLE's SALE.
DRUGS, MsD1oINEs, AND FIXTURES.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND FIXTURES.
will sell at public auction On SATURDAY. Inc
21st day of November, 874, ut - O'Clock, at the
drugstore or Hawkins q Turner, No. 13 Governor
street, below Franklin, the following property. &c
satisfy a distress warrant In my hands in favor Of
Alexander Werst ps. Hawkins & Turner:
New SHELVING, with DRAWS; 81.
WALNUT-TOP COUNTESS. t.ss
= SHOWCASE,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, and = 'ifaG
FANCY ARTICLES; su
BOTTLES;
GAs-FIXTURES,
SO gallons T1EIC BITTERs, sc.
TERMS: Cash. A. u. 'DUESBEhh1,
no l9-3t High Constable city OF Richmond.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, dc.

5HAYING AN IMMENSE NUMBER of
LII FORFEITED PLEDG ES on hand and being
anxousto dispose of them in order to realize the mo-
ney loaned On same. | will offer them for sale. All
persons DESTROYS OF purchasing FIgsT-cLASS goods
will do we'll 10 nine my stock before purchaS-
ing elsewhere. Every article guaranteed as rep~e.
utpl.
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n a. WALKER d CO., GENERAL IN
LIZ SURANCE AGENTS, l0!4 MAIN sT.&HE,
RICHMOND, VA, representing the -.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE ~
SURANCE COMPANY, II London ana h'iH'
burgh, England-capital, $40, 100000 soli:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. q! IIhcln'
natl Oho-assets over $1,000 900: >,,,,
MANHATTAN FIRE iSSU tohfA'
NY of New York-assets over So00.Uo0: ,,,-o
,LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BASklSs
COMPANY, OF Lynchburg, Va.-Assea' o'"
$500, 900; .,,>.y =,
Rroatiyn' y Y.-assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, ICY;
600. Losses equitably adjusted and promptly PAY
At this agency Applications solicited, an' hlse
date attention given thereto. " to
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

N B. HILL,
No. - EIGHTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
public generally. no 4-1m*
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BY H. Mccormick, Auchoneer,
l414 Main street.


ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
u CUsToM.MAnE ,CL0THIhG, al ,G2L0TIlHLSf
.CASSIMERES, OVERCOAT1NGS, FukNiSH-
ING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, &C., AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, 23d instant. at 1Oh O'Clock; vii
sell at The store of William Hart, ESD, 22Q4 MAR
street. who IS declining business large and atrac
tive assortment Of REaUY-MADE CLoI HING
manufactured especially for custom trade consist
Ing OF ,.. - ,,>>,-,,,.,>-
FANCY CASHMERE GOATS, PANTS, and
- VESTS.
In piece. goods vii, be found
. 80. Fine BLACK DOESniSS,
FANCY CaSSl MERES,
SLEEPS GRAY,
HEAVY BEAVER OVERCOATINGS,
CORDUROYS.
FLANNELS, WADDISG, &C., &C.;
UNDERs HlnTS, DRAWERS,
NECk-TIES, JOLLAhS,
FANNY ARTICLES, sc.
ALSO,
25 dozen MEMS, Y0uTHo', and chill DREN'S
HATSand CAPS of various styles.
The above stock of goods was laid this fall ana
fresh and desirable to the sale of which the atten-
ton of the trade IS respe ctfully asked.
Mr.. Hart having determined 10 engage In q dl1-
ferei business, will sell the above s'Cck without
limit or reserve. Fl. MCCORMICK.
no2l Auclioneer.
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T d. GATEWOOD, $40 BRoADM
~ STREET. between Third and Fourth. ~
receiving FURNITURE OF the latest STYLES
purchased for cash at the best factories East
and West. This enables me TO compete with
any house this side Of New York as regards
prices and terms. no13-3m
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FIRE INSURANCE.

DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HI OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASSETS OVER................... SIP 100000
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginii..."sJ
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
i PANY, CT LONDON.
ASSETS, OVER. .....................sl2.0 O0.O0D
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia. $4,000
Shareholders personally RESP Oh: ibe TOR The cbh-
cations of the above companies.
Representing the above stiunch cid English COM
panies, we solicit the patronage Of the public upon
settlement OF all claims, ana heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE K Co. Agents
no1O No. nos Main STREET
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, commodioHs and deg
It. sIrably located THREE-STORY BRICK III
Residence, on the south side Of Grace street be-
tween Third and Fourth. having ten rooms; Kitchen
with four rooms; bath-house, gas, &c-aii IN go:o
order.
COTTAGE RESIDENCE on the north, side OF
Canal street between First and Second having four
rooms; kitchen, and large lot attached.
FRAME DWELLING on the south side Of Clay
street between Gilmer and Graham, with four
rooms and Kitchen.
street between Graham and Hancock. with five
rooms; kitchen. &C. 1SBELL SON,
Auctoneers and Real Estale Agents.
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main anu Bank.
q
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JAMES Z. BRAGG 2O1 corner s.

JAMES +. BRAGG, POI corner Sc a
~ cona and Broad streets, has now op hand "
aud Is continually receiving large assortment IXY
of PARLOR, CHAMBER, and DINlNG-ROOM
FURNITURE. Chamber Suits from S25 10 1900 !;
Parlor Suits from 500 10 $500. These goods am
offering at reduced prices lower than ever. Cane
and Wood-Scat Chairs specially. Shuck and Hair
Mattresses always on hand and made TO order at
any time. Repairing. and chairs cane-seated, and
furniture packed for shipDeut, Oc 2O-3m
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JOHN RI. CLAIBORNE,

TOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE,
y No. HOS MAIN sTEEET. RICHMOND, VA. :,
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE LVN-
PANY. OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OyER...............s6 500 ,0ue'OUv
Cash dividends SURPRISING all others At ir'i aLI
every anniversary OF policies.
Premiums payable annually, scnli-annnalIy and
quarterly. l., H.,
The oldest, largest, and cheapest company 10 tte
Tujrau Sfaies 10 ~
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, LOOK
l. EYEGLASSES. full line Of the above ".
foods Of every description on hand. Parties !&9
In want will study their own interest by calling on
ne before purchasing. Goods win be sold, II re.
luired, by weekly or monthly instruments cheap
IS they can be bought from any house In the city
Tor cash down. Please note the address:
WILLIAM DAFFROE,
au29-3m 1888 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-21
FURNITURE.

/ HAVE just received SIX FINEA
Il DRESSlNG-CASE SUITS of the best IA
styles and workmanship, which pledge to fEA
sell at ten per cent less than Is paid for seconds
hand suits INF, rior styles, ut auction sales II only
nteds a call 10 troye the TACT. Other goods at
prororticnately low prices. +. GATHRlGHT,
no 81 20. 1G Governor trett
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-22

IT appears that the act fixing the COM
pensation of members of the Legislature,
as it passed finally by vote In the Senate
of % yeas to 10 nays, and in the House
by vote of 81 yeas to 33 nays, fixed the
salary for this session at 81, 500, and for
future regular sessions at 81, ,0GO for the
first one hundred days and ten dollars a day
for each succeeding day after that time.
Under this law, what average politicians
ambition, in pecuniary point of view,
would not be attracted to this salary in
this county or elsewhere in the State? 1t
is simply an outrage on the taxpayers Of
the commonwealth, and the men ia the
Legislature who did the dirty work will be
and ought to be held to a strict account by
their betrayed constituents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-22
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THE disgraceful struggle which has been
III progress for several weeks past in Ar
kansas between two eminent (?) Republi-
cans, Baxter and Brooks, both of whom
claimed to be the legally elected Governor
of that State, was settled last Friday, so
far at least as the President could interfere,
by a proclamation from Gen. Grant recog-
niziug the validity of Baxter's election in
November, 1872. This decision will be en-
forced by the military power of the admin
istration il Brooks should attempt at any
time to disavow or resist it. We presume,
however, that he will, like Falstaff, consd-
er discretion the better part ofvalor, and al
low Baxter, if he has not already done so,
to repossess his office, from which he had
been elected by a snap judgment of the
Supreme Court of the State. The entire
quarrel from its inception to its close was
most humiliating and dshonorable TO both
the contending aspirants and to their re-
Spective adheTents.