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The Bedford-street missionary sent a note
to this office yesterday, asking us to ac-
knowledge the receipt by him from certain
phlanthrcpist of eight barrels Of coffee
grounds, which were contributed to The poor.
From humane motives we suppress the name
of the donor, and mention only the fact.
We have no doubt that the purpose which
inspired this gift was "a desire to lay up
treasure in Heaven; but We have a doubt il
the effort will be more effective than it was
in the case of the man whose charitable i'm
pulses Induced him always to lay aside the
baekbones of his shad for the purpose Of sup
plying the poor and the heather with combs
for their hair. When the declaration was
made: blessed is be who giveth to the
poor and needy" it is pr obable that the inten-
ton was not to convey the idea that the mere
act Of giving is blessed, or that tender of
cotfee-grounds and shad-bones would swing
wide the golden gates of Paradise Phita.
deiphia Buuetin.
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John Jones and L.
RY CHARLES G. AMES.

Wehad tiff. John Jones' said l:
lyon shouldn't leave your cow at large ~
You mend your fence" was bis reply;
And so ran charge aud counter-charee.
A triflipg thing-the cow had cropped
Some blades Of grass, some heads Of grain;
And vet for this friend dropped,
And wrought for both lasting pain.
KNEW that had played the fool.
Yet thrust my better thought aside,
And when ny blood had time TO cool,
Became Il greater fool through pride.
Upon two homes shadow safe;
Two cordial wives grew shy and COOL,
Two broods of children learned 10 hate.
Two parties grew in church and school.
John Jones's pew was next TO mine;
Whit pleasant greetings passed between
AS sacred as the bread aud wine
Had our communing friendship been.
OF, had our voices sweled the song,
OFT had we bow cd in silent prayer,
And shared the worship Of the throng
Who sat In heavenly places there.
But how shall souls In exile sing
The Lords SWEEP song? The holy notes
OF fellowship, ana JOY. and peace,
And pardon. stuck In both our threats.
Some lessened relish for all good
Made life for both 10 deaden down;
And nature Garkencf TO our mood,
And answered back our settled frOwn.
One summer eve sat and smoked:
Goud DOCTOR Dean came riding by;
He said, I'm voice Little choked,
John Jones Is hurt, and like TO de-
A sudden fire ran through my brain.
And burned like tow. the sophlst lies:
And on r;y heart sudden pain
Fell, like bolt from hidden skies.
I stumbled DER the threshold where
My shadow had not passed for years;
fc: u shudder In The hand
i woman gave me through her tears.
When he no more the pulse could feel,
saw the l!octor turn away.
Some mighty impulse u ade me kneel
Beside the bed. as II to pray.
Yet not the Makers name called.
As one who plungcs meath the wave,
swimmer strong and urappa.led,
Intent drowning life TO save
So all my souls up-ga hrred powers,
In anguish Of desire intense.
Sent that departing one cry
That lraped the abyss Of broken sense.
Back 10 the dim eye camea rav;
Ger the white face Il faint emile shone;
felt rs 'iwert Il spirits touch,
That stitched tiugers press my own.
o, resurrection power Of God.
Which wrought that miracle Of pain!
From buried hearts tore off The shrrud,
And made Cead friendship live again.
Beside one grave two households stood,
And weeping. heard the pastor say,
uThat out of deuth He brlrgcth life,
And out Of darkness cometh day."
Was chief mourntr In the train?
All, who could guess, of all the thrDug.
The strange, sweet comfort 10 the pain
Of one who m0urns forgiven wrong!
fChriStian Union
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| MINIATURE AIM A p Az, MAheh l, 1ofO.
sun rises....-...... 6.23 Moon rises.....-.. 0s
sun sets............ 537 High tide. ...... 1850
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 81, 1875.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
! Steamer Shirley Travers, Balrlmore. merchan-
| disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat Com
| pany. ,.- >,.,,
! chaudise and passengers, l.. Is. Iatuln.
SAILED SATURDAY.
| Steamer Wcslovcr, Skinner, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers fo"hatan steamoea'
| Company. -
Steamer Shirley. Travers, Baltimore merchan-
disc and passengers, Powhatau Steamboat Com
| pany.
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence, New York, mer-
| chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company
Bark Edwin, Cristoferson, Liverpool, salt.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Liverpool January 18th, bark Lorton
| Vale, Beamer.
From Liverpool January 2Oth bark Mediator,
From Philadelphia January 9th, schooner X. A.
From philde pnlu January 9th. schooner John
FROM Portland January 9Th, schooner Susan
From sS rhiadelphia February -, schoor err John
From New York February 9Th, schooner Harry
| Landrl. ! aylor. --
| c. A. TraverS. Mitchell.
From Baltimore February IS, schooner Serene,
Jones. ,
From Baltimore February 25, schooner Edith E.
| Wright, Wright.
From Baltimore February 25, schooner Eclipse,
| Conklin.
From Baltimore February Goth, schooner But
teriy, Morgan.
| MEMORANDA.
Bark sche!de LNor.l. Baarsud. sailed from Liver
| pool February 9th tor Hampton BEADS.
| BALTIMORE, February 26 Sailed: Schooner
| John n. " iliams, Norfolk, for James river.
! NEWPORT. February 24.-Arrised: scHooners ].
G. Curtis, Paine. Virginia; K. 5. Newcomb, Hlg
| girs, Virginia for Providence.
NEW YORK, February 25.-Arrived: Schooncrs
Anthony Kelly, Greenwood; Cora, Cranmer-both
| from Virginia.
PROVIDENCE, February 24.-In port: Schooner
Sea Nimph, Kelly, to load phosphate for Ricn-
| mond.
| BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE. February 27.-Passed In: Bark
| Hiberniap, for Liverpool, and bark Ellen Stevens
| for MAntanZYs.
| NEW YoRE, February 27.-Arr,ved: Crescent
| City, Altar, Cleopatra. Arrived out: Hansat Ere
dig.
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She isa perfect Amazon," said pupil
in one Of our schools of his teacher yester-
day to 4 companion. eyes," said the
other, who was better versed in geography
than history, 8 noticed she had an awful
big mouth" .,..
Il hadn't cbapce like some boys" re-
marked man in strect.car yesterday as be
squirted tobacco juice over the straw my
father was too poor to give me an educa-
ton. But if i had been be-" replied q
lady, as she gathered up her skirts, L" I'd
irving il ~
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BY Paine, Cabell & Co., Auctioneers.
GALE OF MESSRS. NJ. S. VALENTINE
& CO.'S ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY, March 3d. commencing at
10 o'clock We will sell. without reserve, at The
store Of Messrs NJ. ). Valentine Il Co.. No, l2l3
,Ialn street who declining business, theircntire
stock VI ,
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS,
comprising full assortment of all goods In their
lin. o. business. the leading articles VI which we
enumprate-ViZ..
LADIES, MISSES, and GENTLEMEN's HOSE and
HALF-HOs E-a large stock and In great variety
LADIES. MISSES. and GENTLEMEN GLOVES and
GAUNTLETS-in Kid Buck. Calf, and Berlin;
FRENCH and AMERICAN CORsETs,
SILK. LINEN CAMBRIA, and COTTON HASDkER-
CHIEFS;
LISES BOSOM SHIRTS and SHIRT-FRoSTs:
WHITE anu COLORRD WOOL and MERINo SHIRTS,
Morocco, CALF. and BUCK POCKET BOOKS;
CAABK.C EDGISGs and INsERTISGS,
LACES,
Gent emeu's SILK ScARFs, TIES. and BOWS;
UMBR ELL As and PAHASOLS-a large stock;
SUBSCRIBERS, =,
TRAvELLING-BAGS and EALIsES,
LINEN THREADS, SPOOL-COTToN,
ALPACA and M OHAIR BRAIDS,
CLOCKS.
OILcLoTHs and TABLE-COVERs,
JkwELRY, .
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
PERFUMERIES,
BRUSHES, BUTTONS, PINS. &C, &C.; with
COUNTERS, DESKS, and FIXTURES:
fe o0-eodlw&td Au"tion.prs.
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BY Telegraph.
NEw WORK.

NEW YORK, February 7-Noon.-stocks active.
| Money, 2k. Gold, 114h. Exchauge-LonR, 800 !;
short 4s7. Governments dull. Suites quiet ana
nominal. Il. .... ~.
Brening.-Money easy and unchanged. Sterling
quiet. Gold dull and, firm at 114h@1l4S. Gov
ernments dull and steady. States quiet and nomi-
mel. .- t.. ...-....
BANK sTATEMEsT.-Loaus decrease. $685.
600 specie increase, S3,250,0OO; legal.tenders
decrease, $3.50 600; deposits decrease, $4,000
900; circulation decrease, 81 100000; reserve
increase, $1,500,000.
The Sub-Treasury balances: Gold, S49,33 ,O79;
currency, S49. 24C 1874. The sub-Treasurer paid
out 1928 900 on account of interest, and $72,OOO
for bonds. Customs receipts, $1,090,0O0. Specie
shipments for The week, S6,011,67O, OF which
*65,O 900 was American gold, $4,000 Spanish
gold, 50 900 gold bars. and the balance silver
bars Imports for the week, *3,396,S17 on dry
goods and s6,261,973 OH merchandise Receipts
In customs to- day for the week, IS, O17,372.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 27.-Yirsinia 6's consols,
SIX. Bid. ~
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AUCTION sALEs-Thfs nay.
BY James II. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND, FRONTING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVEN
TEsNTH STREETS, KNOWN AS THr MID
DIE TgNEMENT ,9E F. TH VI a. E ~
A. l.. JACOBS, Esq. AT AUCTI9N.. BY virtue
NJ deed nf trust executed on The 21st day OF Mo-
yember, / S62. 10 the subscriber from N. N.
Kracker recorded In the clerk Office OF Rtcfm0nd
Husings now thanccTyt Court, In ID; b. ~ A,
mage 557, TO secure the payment OF certain negota-
bie n0le. therein mentioned. nj the request OF the
benehcIary 10 said deed. ard incopfornity with !he
directions OF decree OF The Cnancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond pronounced on the 2Ith day OF
MAY 1871, in the case oil. hields rs. hracker,
shall sell at public aEcien upon The premises; n9
MONDAY, tile LIST day of March. 1879, at II
O'CLOCK M. " fair; If not the first fair Gay there.
after, Sun'ay txcepted,l that desirable BhlCh
STORE and DWELLING on the South SIDE OF
Main between Fifteenth ana Seventeenth streets,
No. 1926. The lot fronts twenty-one feet Two
inches, and runs back nneiy.iour feet TO an alley
fifteen feet vide. - .
Terms: enough In cash TO pay the expenses OF
sale and the sum Of S2.091.19 with Interest from
May 81, 1871, at the rate Of ten per cent. per an
mum until pId.
Terms as 10 surplus of the proceeds Of sale Will
be made known at the hour of sale. ..
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES N. TAYLOR i SON, Auction''ra. fe
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,


NEW YORK. February 27.-totton nominal at
&c advance; sales OF l ,O06 balts at 1G4@l csc.
Flour fairly active; prices generally without oe-
cited change Wheat &c. better and IA fair de-
mand: 81 21@S1.25 for winter red western 81 20
mfl ~ for amber western; s1.23@Hl.24 for
white western. Corn firm. with tair inquiry, FORK
lower new. 1925. Lard heavy; ID Lice for
prime steam. Coffee easier. Sugar firm Rice
dull. Molasses quiet. Turpentine ana rosln qtue'.
Er.Iphls heavy and lower
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. February 27.-Flour and whea
quiet aud unchanged. Corn quiet; southern enG
tic. Provisions nominal apd heavy Jobs active
Pork dull at s1y@S19 so: shoulders, s49sAc,
Lard nominal. Loffte quiet: ordinary 10 prime
Rio carpoes l6A6l3H" Whtskcy frn at $1.1US
@sl lO4. Sugar strong at lOSNl04c.
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Au ctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
~ IN HENRICO COUNTY. ON THE KINGS
LAND ROAD. ABOUT TEN MILES BELOW
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTiON;--
c1un'y Of ienrlco, entered On the 9th Of Deem;
Der. 1874. in suit OF Bufin Co. Lyme, &C: we shall
county, on MONDAY the 9Th Of March, 1875,
that being cour'.day) at 2 O'CLOCK D.. the FARM
mentioned in said d. cree containing 2U7 acres, al
iDinng the lands of Mrs. Emily Grover, iarbrough,
and others formerly owned and occupied by Alfred
r. Rutin, and located as above described.
TERMS: Enough III cash to pay the expenses OF
sale the residue at one two, and three years. Tue
purchaser giving his bond. or negotiable notes Tor
deferred payments, with interest from DAY or safe.
chase-moL ey is paid and a conveyance ordered by
the court. r. M tONN Eh,
JOHN Il. YOUNG.
ALFRED MORTON,
NH Commissioners.
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AUCTION aaEEs-karure bays.
BY Thomas ". Reese. Auctioneer,
No. Q Governor street.

DY DIRECTION OF THE MANUFAC-
ID TJRERS will sell at auction on WEDSES-
DAY MORNING. March Sd, at 10 O'Clock, 1t my
warerooms, to make room for spring stock.
l SUPERB ROSEWOOD ca AMBER sui:
/ ELEGANT ROShWOH CHAMBER SUIT;
3 ELEGANT ROSEWOOD WAhDRUBts, TO
match;
l OAK CHAMBVR SUiT-6nest in the city,
l OAK WARDRnBE-very fine:
2 EXQUISITE WALNUT SUITS, with dressing
cases; ,r-rn,
5 FULL WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS;
/ GREEN REP PARLOR 81 Ut:
/ HAIR. 10th PARLOR SUIT:
l GREEN PLUSH PARLOk SUIT;
/ STRIPED KEP PARLOR SUIT;
/ FULL SEVEN-OCTAVE PIANO-rosewood
case; ,,,r,
together with full assortment OF CHAMBEh,
PAkLOR, and DINING FURNITURE:
All the above goods new and direct from inc
manufacturers. are we'll worthy the attention or
those in want of fine furniture Goods now on ex-
hibi ion. THOMAS ". hEESEt, Auctl0neer.
I it pEsEF salesman NH
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Sample advertisements ia the indianapolis


Journal:
"What will he do? the coming man;
Take his measure and Tell who can
Where Is the SCOT he will aim for when
The capital heaveS In sight.
If he's gro wing old. or his eyes are weak"
For Mos SIS specs hell be sure to seek,
And these when mounted astride his beak,
VIII help him 70 see things eight.
AGAIN.
"For ways that are dark
AND for optics III piin,
name "Meses'S specs"
And rise 10 explain"
That for clearness and power they're peculiar
AND THEN.
"Thc boy stood on the burning deck
Whence II but him had h.d."
Buy me 4 pair OF Moses spec
Tacles was all he said.
AT LAST.
"She placed her Gimpled hand In mine,
And sighed but never spoke.
But still her eye the story told"
Iipr spectacleS Were broke,
Take them to Mos, SIS, Washington street.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

D ECEIVER'S SALE OF DRY GOODS,
III CLOTHING, CROCkEkY, fURNITUKE,
&C.. AT AUCTlON.-iu pursuance OF an order Of
the United States District Court entered on The 10Th
day Of February. 1875. In the csc OF George II.
Valentine, bankrupt, l win sell at aucri0u, on
THURSDAY III. 4th Of March, at ii O'Clock, al
the store Of said Eecrge II. Valentine, No. 1924
Main street the entire stock Of
FURNITURE, DRY G. ODDS,
Clothing, ERDCKERY,
PICTURES. FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, SC, &C.
TERMS Cash. II. ). MOTION.
fp24 hrreiypr
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BY n. Nj lie
BY n. NJ Lee.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr,
No. 1014 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN THE
l. COUNTY OF HANeyRR. CLAY TOWN
SHIP. NEAR A>HLASD.-Ey virtue OF deed Of
trust from D. - 3. Tinscy to the undersigned da "a
lst OF July, 1872, and OF record In the clerks Office
or the County Court of Hanover, viii sell at puh-
lie auction, on THURSDAY, March 4, 1875, at IL
O'Clock NJ, ut the Office OF n. NJ. Lee. lOl4 Main
street, by the acre. so much VI the Land men lone
In said deed as will be sut!ceut 10 pay the dent Sc
credthereby and interest, and the ofexecutIng
this deed.
The land conveyed consists Of TWO TRACTS
one Of TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY AND
THREP-FOURiH ACRES, aud sdjoius the Lands
Of B. Priddy: :'Gsepn :: Wi4gfeld' aGd Others;
HALF ACRES, and adjoins the lands Of Mary \.
Tinsley, Robert W. Jones, aud William }. King
TERMS: Cash. ~
) fe % ROBERT e. SCOTT. Trustee
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CrSctSSATt. February 27.-Flour quiet and
steady. Corn dull at 65G66c. pGIk firm at IL s! q
MSl9 Lard steady: steam, 13Ac: Kettle, lfc
Bacon steady Mhskey firm al sl.O7.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February 81, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-White. 81 s bushels. Red, sos bushels
CORS-white, "a bushels.
OATS.-1 .254 bushels.
MEAL.-1G bushels.
SALES.
WUEAT.-Whte, A bushels good At &1.22; SO
1ushe on private terms. Total, l 10 bushels.
WHEaT-Red. 200 bushels on private terms.
DATS.-lOO bushels on private terms.
MEAL.-16 bushels on private terms.
RE-tXHIBITED.
OATs-1 90 bushels.
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ZEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

BEAUTIFUL ACRE LOT No. 324, IN
ID SIDNEY, AT THE SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF ELMWOnD tOR MAIN AND ROBIN.
SON STREETS.-This beautiful LOT, 40 7-lyf
179a feet to n wide alley Is for sale. Pric, anI
terms reasonable. IL lies only oGe square west OF
tile handsome bl lex dwelling owned by DR.. Bro"n:
Main street Will sool b" graded and gravellea and
will be the main avenue To the new reservoir APP
ply to ". ool,pini
fe 27-3t huctohor.
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Louisville MARK ETS.

Louisville. February 27.-Flour unchanged.
Corn nOminally 6S47Oc. Provisions firm. PORK
nominaly sl95O4{20 Baron->h0ulders. SIC.
Lard firm; prime steam, 1+@l 44c. hh!skcy-
s1.07. Begging firm.
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BY Richardson J. Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills 5lain street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. FRAME STORE, WITH DWELLING ABOVE,
AND LOT FkUN1ISG sEVENTY-FlfE FEET,
ON THE EAST SIDE OF UNION Ok SIX
TENTH STREET BETWEEN FRANKLIN
AND GRACE STREETS. BY AUCTIuS.-By
virtue CT the provisions of deed OF trust bearing
date the hday of Decen Der, 1878 from ID. Is
Brooks to the undersigned trustee duly recorded
in the clerks office Of the Chanccry Court OF The
city of kichDonr, TO secure the payment OF esr-
tain obligation of q, bit therein mentioned, being
thereto required by the Beneficiary secured there
ill., shall proceed 10 sch by auction, Oh the prem
iScs, on TUESDAY the 9th tf March nsxf, ut 5
o'clock Z. NJ, the real estate deSc!iDe ~ above
and IN said deed.
Terms: tAnugh Of the purchase money in cash
TO detray the expense OF executing ,hlS hust and
To pay OF the Of SSSil7 with interest thereon
from the 9Th Of December, 1874; the residue In
equal instruments, payable r.spectsyeiy In six
and Twelve months from the day of sale, negotiable
Totes to tie given for che deferred pay nenls, with
Interest added and secured bya deco ca trust.
j. u. CLARKE, trustee.
RICHARDSON i Co., Auctloneers. fe 20
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nor SALE, q VALUABLE HOUSET
L and LOT, situated In one Of the most de- III
sIrable nelghborhoOds In hanG, fronting on W.
gnia street. III" LOT contains about ihrer-'ilJr.
ters of an acre has on 1t Il good / WO.sIURf
BUILDING coutairiLg six rooms. passages and
two porches. Also, KITCHEN with Two rooms,
rough repair. The yard has in II b. auriiu shaie-
trees; excellent water; good garden. co"lai0inS
some choice fruit trees within - fe" minute
walk OF four churches, RanGOiph Macon College,
hotel, and depot. Persons wishing 10 pur'hi.e
win do well to apply Immediately to The o"ne''
ddress X. s. LUCK, Ashland. Va.
For references cal! on Dir. WILLIAM j. LEAhE'
No. / 03 Main street, Richmond, Va.
fn 20-2aX2W
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
Y THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF CARY And
SIXTH STREETS WITH TWO BRICK TEAE-
MkNTS THEREON. FOX SALE his valuable
LOT l. 70 BY 14S feet to an alley feet ~idr WIN
two BRICK TkNEMr MS thereon This Is really
u valuable rio CO OF property. ana could cimproYed
to great advantage. Apply 10 W. GODDlN,
r.. 81 .oaw3w Real + slate Agent.
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nEVOE'S BRILLIANT OIL
safe and economical; win burn In any kerosene
lanl'-for sale BY
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
eco sss,. 1915 MRin street.
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TEkHEEURE.


offer for sale AIS 600 worth Of FiRsT a.t. fs
EURSITURE. tall and see my MsiIes, on AS !;
without marble Ut $50, ali wapni, 10 listr' psr1r
lar SUITS, full marble, fIom 500 20 soot, popar
Suits, HaiIclo:h or Reps, from 30 70 toY ish bx-
Suits, 10 pieses. without marble, VIZ I'm Ma! Is
solo by auction Tor more money Inis - EPrkNl.
bug have ut least $4,000 worth oh rr cab,
TURE Of all descriptions WHICH WIN -"
y - WILLIAM DAffhsofnS
,3aS Naiu street nc -
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To the Editors Dispatch :

To the Editors Dispatch:
The eleven DAYS between March 1lth ana
2sd were cut out OF the year ny Tue n.l.',u
Government about 1906 more thah '"en''
years after G. Washington's b'rth. a.,
The Russian Government SUN heep' '"e
aid STYLE Of reckoning. | think.
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7 OST OR MlSLAID, a NEGOTIABLE
~ NOTE, bearing date December %. 1874, and
given by A. Z. Richardson, of Holly Fork. New
ent county, Va, 10 Theodore Cam bell Tor 81 so,
payable forty four days from date at the Planters
National Bank, Richmond, Va, and endorsed by
Theodore Campbell
The public are cautioned not to trade for said
note. 4 he finder will please return ii TO A 2.
Richardson, Barhamsville, Va. ie 24-2taw1m&
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STRAYED FROM MY HOUSE, CSs
- No. 1927 Main street, on Friday the 5ft.
Goth ullmo, a large RED-AND-WH II h-SPOT
TED COW, with short horns and very large lag
To any one returning her 10 me At the above num-
Der u liberal reward will be paid.
m L w. CORS.
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yXTALNUT FURNlTURE.-We sal q
w n,tentIon 10 our tine Stock Of WAtSSf
DRsssING~GAsR suITs; BEpsTEsaa, hE Me-
| REAus, WAsHsrANps; large 1ssa ~ s,t.h We
ROBES OF the best material, sly les, M" -. ity
Inferior siyles sell at aucllon.sas,s ~ Wa J,,.
proportonatety cheap. Cali ana ls"t VI, ,EIR.
fS 3N EsGATHRlGHT,l ~ ug'tS-
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F6UESTION: Where can ] buy $50
W good SHOES for myself or chill SaESSas
| ,ireu al low figures, bat made Of good material?
Answer: At the fsetory No. 216 Brosd street,
made gouds are sold.
ROOTS footed To order for only %. sells
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EURNirUREro SUiTTHE TlMhS:H
~ j. u. GATEWOOD, No. sly W - nr,asnl1s
Chamber Suits and Paror and Dining soS :, ,nei.
Furniture OF latest styles. Goods IN IN aea,a
nay for cash. aud &An bs sold ~ 10" rs pnsSs Bol.
STEERS, and Mattresses. Goods packed iof ANU
fe Ia
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH l, 1875.
sun rises. 6.23 Moon riscs......... 0e
3un sets,.... 537 High tide.......... 10. 81
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TT ERAlAN BOSCHEN g. BRO <S&MK5
IL TIER, successors to JOHN H.0~@
bOsCHEN q son, Manufacturers and Leaders In
all kinds of
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS. AND VALISES.
Elegant SCHOUE-SHUES for misses and boys;
Gentlements, Boys, and Youths, tine CALF and
LEATHER BOOTS and SHOES;
Ladies', Misses, and Chdren's Button aud Laced
Boots Trunks, Vullses. and Satchels at reduced
prices Rubber OvershOes or every DESCRIPTION at.
very low prices; Custom hand-work made 10 order
aud guaranteed TO Sit. Repairing neatly ana prompt
~ done. MIR. Johu H. AOschen Will be nleased TO
attend to the wants OF his older patrons n the Gus
tom department..
HERMAN BOSCHEN 8 BROTHER,
ia1s Nos. 500 and 5ll Rroaa street.
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AUCTION sALEs-ru,ure no. :
BY W. Goddln.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
RAILROAD SALE,

By virtue of deed OF tspst from the yIry,n,.
Central Railroad Company. which was executed nn
the 81 day OF June. In the Year 1854. and which
remptory Instructions from enc Of the b0ndbOIder,
Of the said company. proceed IN sell by pubic anr
ton, TO The highest bidder st the front door 81 the
office Of WELLINGTON GopDrS. A uctioneer corns.
OF Seventh agd Bank streets, in he city OF EIcS
mond, on MONDAY the 30 day Of May next AZ IN
~ no