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n N. WALKER IL CO., GENERAL IN
liz SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA. representing the ...t..
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
burgh .EpelandEeapital, 81 ,00o, 900 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE. COMPANY. or Cincir
natl, Oh!o-asssts ever 81. 100000;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPk
NY, Of New York--assets over 100000:
LYNCRBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
C9sM d ANY Of Lynchburg, Vs.-asssts ova
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Brooklyn. N. T.-assets over 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, of Brook
Ign. n. Y.-assets over s2,O00,OGO. =
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Portsmouth. va.-assets over 100000.
deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia, $3.50.
600. Losses equitbly adjusted and prom ptiy paid
st thls agency. Applications solicited, aad inma
date attention given thereto. N o. IA
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Disturbance in tho Pennsylvania
LEGISLATURE.

HARRISBURG, February 2.-DuriDg q dis.
cussion to-day in the House upon question
of order noisy Republican was ordered
under arrest. The Republicans attempted
to rescue him, and in some cases pistols
were exhibited. In the midst of the commo-
ton the Speaker adjourned the House.
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I.ouISynIE MARKETS

LOUISVILLE February 2.-Flour unchanged
Corn firm at 66@70c. Pork quiet at 4l9.25@
ciear.rib and sides, lOX@IIKc. Lard, l4N6l &c
Whiskey, 94c. Bagging quiet and unchanged.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, February 2.-Flour and corn steady.
Pork firm aud In fair demand at IL 9. Lard steady -
steam. I3Ec.; kt tile, 14014Ac. Bacon frmer-
shoulders. &c.; clear.rib. fOxdl 0Ac: clear, 0NG
lie. WhiDkey quiet Unsteady ut 94c.
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TAKE NOTIGE.-The Undersigned, rep
i resentatiye or the OF AndersonS ware.
house. In the city OF Richmond, m.tEdst uSon inc
ed day or March, lS75, 70 close said warehouse ~
place established by law. for tho lnspsclien anu
storage ofanmaBufacauIed crop otacco. DIS 20.
tee Is given Ia with the seeonu stetion
Of an act or the general Assembly pssssa, I'll, pm
30, 1897. E; " 1919 LIZ,
RISuAoSp, FEBRUARY J, l8fe, w.
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Conservation Of a Bishop.
BURLINGTON, VT, February 2.-Rey. John
Scarborough was consecrated bishop to-day.
The ceremonies were very imposing and the
crowd immense. -
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| CHAFFIN, STAPLES i co, 4,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AucrloSErfs'
No. IL TENTH STREET., ,ssssE

STOKES, DWELLINGS, and. VACANT LOTS
In all parts OF tie city. Tor sale =.
Three hundred + ARMS, situated within from ohe
TO thirty miles Of the city, for sale.
Gail aud get q copy Of our Real Estate Joarn"'
and advertiser. .L.-.,,. ,p,,
WE PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SELL
ING REAL ESTATE BYsAUCTiOS ana " Inc
COLLECTIONS OF RENTS, on toe usasl tefnls'
de 3O.eodZin CHAFEIS, STAPLES 60.
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Ttston.Beecher.

BROOKLYN, February 2.-Tilton resumed
his romance this morning. Elizabeth was
present.
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The Turf.

SAVANNAH, February 2.-There was large
attendance at the races to-day. The weather
was beautiful, and the track was In fine con.
dition.
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at. LOHIS MARKETS,

ST.. LOUIS, February 2.-Flour-Low and medium
grades scarce and wanted. Corn frmer-ko 2
mixed, 63@64hc. Pork opened drmer at I'll .76.
Bacon unchanged. Lard held at 1870.
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BUSINESS WANTS
WANTED,

" PURCHASERS FOR .lf1Ja
500 barrels EARLY ROSE POTATOES:
200 barrels BALDWIN, GlLLS, aud GREENY
APPLES; a....s .a. 80
100 sacks EARLY ROSE POTATOES;
90 barrels HUDNUTT'S PEARL HOMINY, re.
oeiving By to-dsy's steamer. ~"
good supply OF SEED POTATOES, SEED
OATS. anu FIELD SEEDS always on hand, which
offer low for CASH. ~--.'"~ .-.- l.--
sole agent for STEPHENsy PATENT EGG.
CARRIER, carrying 80 dozen; new and complete,
FOR Sl-the cheapest and best In for the Rr1ce.
liberal discount on all of the above goods TO the
trade. j. h. HOCkADAY, 49,
fe 2-2t 1928 Main street.
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,r ByJ. L.Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lp1S Nain Strpot

VALUABLE OFFICE FURNITURE
Y FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WIn be sold at
the room recently used by the Real Estate EX-
change on THURSDAY. February 4, 1675. ut IL
O'Clock d., all the furniture therein. Consisting OF
20 frst-rate BLACK WALNUT OFFICE Ia
cua al 50: WrarEE.CooLERs,
GaS-FIXTgRES, &C., &C.
TERMS: Cash. ~. L. APPERsON,
10 3O-tds - ~ :. AuCliOneGr.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
... VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1794. -
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
INsURES BUILDINGS BY PERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY.
slO,00O,000 PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAY
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
az Principal Agent
JOHN 3. DANFORTH. 3.
"-. .%. Secretary
HENRY d. DANFORTH, -
- .--.... Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM, Il
$3.50 no IA ---.-,---- COLLECTOR. *
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

NEW BROKERAGE AND COMMES-
IN SION HOUSE, have taken an Office Ut No.
I'LL Cary street for the purpose OF conducting q
aENERAL BiiOkkRAGE AND COMMISSION
Years warrants the belief inst do Justice to my
patrons. respectfully solicit the favorable eonsid.
Grafton Of the public. -t1 - '}ss =
FRANK w. CHAMBERLAYNE,
Ja18.Sw late Of Chamberlayne Jones.
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Two THE TRADE.-ATMORE' MINCE-
i MEAT.-I offer to the trade, as agent for the
manufacturer and ut his prices, 5000 pouEds Of
ArMORES MlNCE-MRAT: put up In barrels, naf:
barrels. buckets, cans, and Jars All who nave 9seo
1t 10 Warrant it 10 keep twelve months Black with
ctron, currants, raisns. and Spices ready for use,
and no fear Of Its turning sour or ferment,ng IKE
yourselves at -. bOSsiEO-Ao,
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Railroad Sale Postponed.

MOBILE, February 2.-The sale of the Ala.
bama and Chattanooga railroad has been
postponed till March 9Th.
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Drank d. HILL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, CTlOSExRs AND
. i, NOTARY PUBLIC. 1T j: Pc
No. HOS Maia street, opposite new State Bank.

Real estate aud personal property sold ut pablts
auction or privately, houses and sants rented OUT
aud particular attention paid 10 the promu eoisI
don Of rents. CoDyeyancing and lotartnl ackp oS'-
elgueGts promptly ATTENDED 70. :. -
kea estate negotiations pf every desS sa
atteaded 10. no Sa-oH
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BY james u. Taylor Gcon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT ONE
l. HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
IN HHNRICO COUNTY. ABOUT FIVE MILES
BELOW RICHMOND. INCLUDING FORT GIL
HtR, AND ADJOINING THE LAND FOR
NfERLY OWNED BY l.. w. GUNTHER, ESQ,
AT AUCTIUN.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust, exc
cuted by Alexander Jonathan and others to me as
trustee, dated January rs, 1872, and Of record In
the clerks office of Henrco CoHny Court in deed
book 80, page 395, 10 secure the payment Of GER
tain negotiable note therein mentioned, default
having been made in the payment thereof, and at
the request ofrhc holder or said note. Will proceed
10 sell at public auciion In front OF Henrco county
courthouse, on MONDAY the Sh day Of February,
1876 THAT being court day), st O'Clock M, the
property rs above located and conveyed by said
deed u trust.
Terms Enough In cash to defray the expenses
of 50 lie and the sum of S400-the amount OF said
note; the balance on such terms may be agreed
upon al the hour or sale. ..sa
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & soN, Auctioneers. in ~ :
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ROCKS, STATIONERY. dc

BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.
MICE STATIONERY.
ELEGANT NOTE PAPER. LETTER PAPER,
s.. and ENVELOPES, as well as cheaper STYLES.
SUPERIOR INKS-black, blue, violet, and car
mine.
FINE GOLD PENS, STEEL PENS, and QUILL
PENS.
The subscribers get UP In fashionable style,
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS
Tin Weddings, Crystal Weddings, Silver Weddings,
and Golden Weddings.
ja3O WOODHOUsE & PARHAM.
IOrS THE CHURCH ALMANAC.
Id 4 90 IL and 40c.
LONDON NEWS ALMANAC. 6Oc,
SNOW-BALL'S ALMANAC. SOC.
NAST'S ALMANAC. 25c.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. zoe.
CATHOLIC ALMANAC. Csc.
T. VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA AL
. MANAC. SC. Same intsrliued with pa
PHYSICIANS vIsITING-LIsT. $3.50 and
s1.75.
DIARIES of ali sizes from Csc. to 5S. All the
ia a7.d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
i-.s No. Q Governor street.
THREE FRAMED BUILDINGS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request Of the
owner / will sell on FRIDAY MORNING, 6th In
slant, at 10 O'Clock.
THREE FRAMED BUILDINGS
on Fifteenth street between Cary and Dock streets,
TO be removed.
J. c. KEEsEE. salesman. IeS
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MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES, FIELD
Az. GLASSES, BARoaETRRs, THERsoMRrnRs,
MAGIC LANTERNS, MATHEMATICAL AND PHILo-
-sopHlCAL INSTRUMENTS. u q .! 7T'-'f-s-- =
JAMES w. QUEEN & co, iI
VA Chestnut street, Philadelphia Il.
6O1 Broadway, New York.
Catalogues, Part st, Mathematical: Part I'd, On.
Teal Part 3D.. Magic IaBterus; Part lih, philo-
sopnieai ins1rumepts, zach ten cents.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CuIChUV IHNIkIAD1p'
CHICAGO, February 2.-Flour unchanged. Corn
steady. Pork In fair demand at SlS.25. Lard firm
and in fair demand Whiskey In fair demand at csc.
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BY telegraph.

.. BY Telegraph. ~
s ...... NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, February 2-Noon.-stocks active
Money, Q. Gold, I1312 Exchapge-Long, 4e7 t;
short, 4s9h. Governments active and strong states
quiet ..
Erentng Money cosy at 292H- sterilns strone.
novernn,s h,s active and strong. States quiet and
steady. vs. ~
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6 VEGETINE,'

" VEaEr1SB,'
says Boston physician,
" has no equal as a blood-purifer. Hearing Of 1T
many wonderful cures, after all other remedies ha,
failed, visited the laboratory and convinced my
self Of Its genuine merit. 1t is prepared from
barks, roots, and herbs, each Of which Is highl,
effective, and they are compounded in such man
ner az to produce astonishing results"
vEGETINE
Is thu great Blood-Purlfer.
yEGETlNE
will cure the worst case of scrofula.
vEGETINE
is recommended by physicians and apothecarise
NEUEIlNE
has effected some marvellous cures in cases Of
Cancer.
..... vEGETINE
cures the most infe1Ible case Of Canker.
vEGETINE
meets with wonderful success In Mercurial diseases
vEGETINE
will eradicate Salt Rheum from the system.
vEGETINE
cures the most in7eterate case of Eryslpela..
vEGETINE
removes Pimples and Humers from the face.
vEaETINE ..
cures Constipation and regulates the bowels.
( ....rf,-s g'1l" vEaETINR
lisa valuable remedy for Headache.
.r. vEGETINE
will cure Dyspepsia.
..5s ......1 .. vEGETINE
restores the entire system to healthy condition.
yEeET1NE
cures Pains In the side
removes the cause of Dizziness.
~. ..n'- yEaETINE
relieves Faintness at the Stomach
vEaETINR
cures Pains In the Back.
T., yEGETIsE ri
4 effecually cures Kidney Complaint
vEGETINE
Is effective In It's cure Of Female Weakness.
vEGETINE
the great remedy for General Debility.
yEaETfNE =
is acknowledged BY all classes Of people to be the
best and most reliable ssood-puriher In the world
'vEaETrNE IL SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
% 3.T&sas
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, DESIRABLE
L. STORES WAREHOUSES;, DWELLINGS.
SUBURBAN COTTAGES. FARMS, and MINE.
RAJ LANDS In East and West Virginia. Apply
to .-."so'# j. l.. APfERSOS,
fp 2-6t ...g Real Estate Agent.
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w ANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR
WY LOAN OEEICM BARGAINS

" -
On MONDAY, January IL, S76. l shall ex pose
at private sale large lot OF forfeited pledges,
RINGS, 81 sets sleeve and BOSOM BUTTONS, 6
DIAMOND RINGS 8 DIAMOND STUDS, is sets OF
LADIES' Pms aud FAR-RlNGs, pair elegant
which will be offered al very low figures In order 10
insure ready sale. F....f.t II j s....
Every one desirous of purchasing great bargains
are respt ctfully invited TO call and examine the
goods and hear the prices, at ~. -a.f,...a...
y. A. WINSTUCK'S Loan Office,
ia l6-1m No. Fourteenth street
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TOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE,
y No. 1l0a MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PAEY,. OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OVER. 1865, 900 900
Cash dividends surprising all others at first and
every anniversary Of policies.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually, and
quarterly.
The oldest, largest, and cheapest company In the
United States. ''r no 10
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EOUR ROOMS. with KITCHEN AND az.
l. COAL-HOU5E, for rent. corner First aud Sf:li
Main streets, No. 81 low 10 good tenant.
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DOR RENT, A LARGE FRONT En-
l. ROOM, with smaller one attached. on the ELI
second floor; also. large front attc-room. To q
reliable tenant they will all be rented moderately.
Apply on premises No. I'll east Grace strs CT
three doors above Eighth. lie 3-lt*
DOR RENT, A DWELLING On III.
4 Ninth street, French Garden Hill, No. Iii
729, north of Leigh, cor talnlug six FOODS with
gas and water kitchen qnd all other necessary out
buildings. The property is In good repair. apply
al No. 131 Ninth street, French Garden Hill, or to
MRS. L. PrYRONNET, =.
fe S-4teodS No, 100 west Jack son street.
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HARRINGTON Il baskerville, :
GENERAL 80. g. s
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
EHOCKOE SLIP. RICHMOND, VA.
W. T.CARhISGTUN,s Z
late Of w. e. Darlington s. Coz;
n esSm +, II. HASkEkVILLs
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DESIRABLE ROOMS .s- ssy>a e
FOR RENT
..#, -.r y"
on first and second floors.

DOR RENT OR SALE, the LARGE 81
covered with slate) on the basin between Canal
and Byrd streets. The central location Of this pro-
nerty and Its capacity for storage renders II yaua
BILE as mandatory, and II Is admirably ADAPTED
for a tannery, cotton.nlll or tobacco factory. VIII
he rented or sold on terms unusually long aud IA
vora BILE. Apply to FRANK u. HILL,
fe 2.6t Real Estate Agent j 0S Vain street.
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DISPATCH PRINTIkG-HoUsE. = :, J,

Unsurpassed facilities for doing all kinds of JOB
PRINTING. Work promptly aud neatly exc
cutad. aud at low prices.
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WANTED, ALL THE LADIES TO
w know that have been appointed agent for the
STATEN ISLAND DYEIEG-W0RkS, and am
prepared TO receive all kinds of work, such as
dresses. shawls cloaks feathers gloves. Also gem
tlenen's clothing scoured--pnnts, so cents whole
suit, S2-by the celebrated French Scourer and
Champion Glove-Cleaner, T. FRENCH, e
Dc Is Nos Niath street. sign OF Ked Flag. -
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EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, a.
Il on Clay street between Adams street and Eli
Brook avenue, with seven rooms; gas and water
aud kitchen In the yard. Rent moderate to sgood
tenant. Apply 10 JAMES PHILLIPS.
fe 3-4t* No. 500 west Clay street.
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7 uCIC WIS GU
Exciting Time in the House

Exciting Time in the House
to- day after the Republicans had at last sue
ceeded in getting suspension of the rules
in order to introduce the proposed new rule,
The vote was 18l to 90-a strict party vote
with the exception that Mr.. Sener (Republi-
CAM voted with the Democrats.
Randall, of Pennsylvania, who fought
nobly in defence of the time-honored usages
of the House, together with Sunset Cox, Of
New York, rendered their designations as
members Of the Committee on Rules when
the resolution Suspending the rules of the
House was adopted. 60
5 The Speaker, who, Notwithstanding his
usual GOODNESS, sometimes allows his party
zeal to get the better of his even head, snap'
pishly remarked that the gentleman from
New York (Mr. Cox had the right of resig.
nation, but to bring it up for dramatic eff
feet, only, he thought would suggest itself
even to Mr.. Cox as simply trflipg with the
House. = ,... ..... -.
. The excitement already peryading the
Democratic side of the House was intensi.
fed by the Speakers use Of the words " dra.
matte effect" and dozen members were on
their feet to know what right theSpeaker
had to conStrue any mans motive. r.
"A Radical Oh the floor, who does not seem
to be known, added fuel to the fire by re-.
marking soto uoce when Cox attempted to
speak, "Oh, you dry up" -
This reused MIR. Eldredge, who quickly
retorted that no mans motive could bescon-
strued by the Speaker. and that gentleman
on taking the floor should not be subject to
ridicule and sneers. ~ ~,
The indignation of the Democrats was
earnest and real, and MIR. Randall gave the
Speaker to understand that he was fully his
peer in all respects, and would suffer no at.
tack upon himself from the Chair.
Finally, Blaine said, abiding to his cha
racterization Of CoX's remarks, that he
might have spoken with too much warmth !;
and thus oil was poured upon the troubled
waters. j q 49, hA .,ff i-@.5k' 4 -
! Representative Randall has won additional
'hurels In this long siege as leader of the
Democratic side OF the House. and favorable
comment upon bis chances for the. next
Speakership is freely made.
. sener has voted with the Democrats yes.
serday and today straight through, and the
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FOE RENT.

EOR RENT, very desirable sUBUR-
l. BAN FARM, containing forty.four. acres,
with new and handsome dwelling with six rooms,
Kitchen siabe &C.. thereon. the east side OF the
Brook turnpike about two miles north OF Rich
monu. 1t is well adapted for market:garden
Amply to E... JOHN T. 6ODDIN,- H.,
Real Estate Agent, t~
fe 3-3tasd Bank and Eleventh streets.
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DOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, "A
Il with eight rooms, and kitchen, Oh Byrd Eli
near Fourth street: will be put III nice order.
Also, BRICK DWELLING on Marshsll near Gill
mer street. with six rooms, and kitchen, two
rooms. ... .e ..
Also, BRICK DWELLING on north side Of slaiu
near First street; ten rooms, and kitchen, four
rooms. ..#t $3.50 .... a.. s.-a. -.
Also, BRICK DWELLING No. SIG, on Frank
lin between Third and Fourth streets, Ia excellent
order ten rooms, &C. .s...@ ~ ,s.a. .
Also, BRICK DWELLING No. 1913, on Ross
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets; eight
rooms al kitchen. -.
Also, FRAME DWELLING OH west Canal street
near Jefferson, with four rooms ; In nice order.
Also, new Fame DWELLING OH Pine street
near Beverley, with five rooms, aud city water on
the lot. .-ar.aa-.-
Also, small FRAME STORE on Fourth street
near Jackson good stand for grocery or feed store
Also, large BAKERY on Twentieth between Main
and franklin streets ovens. &C., complete.
Apply TO FRANK d, HILL. %.
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer,
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EOR RENT, the BRICK DWELL. IN
Il ING at tile southeast corner of Marshall sS:u
and Adams streets, with eight rooms, and kitchen
with three rooms. Apply TO
fe 2-3t GRURBS & WILLIAMS.
DOR RENT, FIVE FRAMED@
II HOUSES, containing four rooms each, on Ell
New street. Rent low to good tenants. - -
Apply to GODDIN, WARREN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
fe 1-eod6t HOG Main street,
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MULES, HORSES, &c.

90 flhSz nssla'.l' :. :. ...-,. =. 2g
nSt arrived from Kentucky. fs.lsaI $3.50 =
VIII be sold low. TURNER Il CO.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16
A large Land Claim

Tie largest land claim Of modem
times ia that of the heirs atlsw of Don
Joseph Valliere, who was captain of q
regiment of Spanish infantry IN Loui.
siana in 1898. In that year the Baron
deCarondelet, iRthe name Of the King
Of Spain granted to Capt. Vailiere 8
tract of land ten Spanish leagues in
depth from North Fork [Rio Norte
GTaude) TO the source Of the Wite
river. This tract was surveyed snt;
found to contain nearly ten thousand
square miles. It extends into Missouri
covering what now constitutes six
counties il the southwestern part of
that State. When Louisiana reverted
70 Franco, The Spanish land records
we're retained h the captain general
Of Cuba. Captain Fal'iezc died intes-
tate, and forty years after his decease
"a entry Of tne grant was accidentally
fcc7d among the records Of louisiana
This .ci 70 q search Of the archives OF
Cuh&, --le-c t is alleged The original
grant signed By theRaro- dc Caronde.
Iet, YES Gnal. found. And now the
heirs r The Spanish captain, about
forty II caHtc-, seek t. cbtair land
warrants for an equivalent OF this
en7.m Us grant, with the privilege Of
locating them on any vacant public
land Of The United States,
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sA Norel Propeller.

The New Haven Rciiads,sn. say7 tnap q
1nechanic in that city, named Ja-dne.
has in7ented : method Of propeuine
boats BY atmospheric pressilres By which
he claims to be able 10 attain o speed Of
Eve miles an hour. The boat which he
has taken for his experiment. was two
zaasted ehsxple. Two Eeels has E been
placed or the botbcno, pa-e]lei With each
othe~, Tie mcti- power Les IN G s1call
e2rlae, xoc IL snail boiler. This en-
gine z7lns blower, vb;ch forces the cir
into q air-;igh boz built in the b9ttor1
cf tbs hc1t, little tcwrias the stern.--
Three iron tvhqe lead fro.- The box
through the bottom of the boat, being
Gisl Outside. Those tabe- are inclined
tc the stern, ana convey the compressed
air . the tor Of tho water. This air,
pressed against the surface of the water.
forces the boat forward without any
s-cll The Eeal7 keep the air from
spreading before it does its work. The
iuv,ntor claims to have very valuable
iifeuiien and something that might be
uaed 10 advantage, espc alally in canals
Mr.. Iariinc has been experimenting
with the boat for the last three weeks
Its first trip WAS TOR distance Of several
miles. The horse 20 wer needed Us Pre-,
pe.liie power Is very small indeed
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16
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