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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-25
BY Cook q Lau9hron, AuctioneeH,
No. 10 Governor street.

BY Cook u LauRhLon. Auctoneerf,
No. 10 Governor street
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
I'LL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ROSEW0OD
PIANO, CARPETS. &C, AT AUCT10N.-Att the
request Of Rev. A. 8. Bethlehem, who is removing
from the Slate, we will sell at bis RESIDENCE NO.
look west Clay street, on MONDAY the 25th In.
slant at 1Ux O'Clock, his entire HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. consisting OF
l handsome 6A-OcTAFE ROSEWOOD f1ANo ana
Handsome TAPESTRY and INGRAM CARPETS and
RUGs-very little used;
WALNUT HAIR. CLOTH PARLoR UT:
MARBLE-TOP CENTRE and WRITING-TABLES;
GILT-FRAME MIRROR. ENGRAY1NGS,
IPoN TENDERS, LOUNGES,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT,
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT,
WARDROBRS. BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES,
TOILET SRTs. MANTEL ORNAMENTS,
PARLOR ana CHAMBER HEATISG-STOVES,
WINDow-SHADES, CLOCKS,
WALNUT HALL-RACK.
WALNUT EXTENSION DISING-TABLE,
/ WHEELER Il WILSON H-CABINET SEWING
MAHOGANY SIpRBoARD, REFRIGERATOR,
49, CANE and WooD-sEAT HAIRS,
.. CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ...
l No 2 COOKING RANGE ana FIXTURES,
Several sets Of BooK-SHRLYES.
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally.
The furniture has been well Kept. and Is all In
-''',N COOK & LAUGHTON,
~ OF AuctiOnperS,
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J EUUl[C.i.lAlllTiI.IlII0lIslfiA1,..
,1LDDOMTNIf,N BfJsTNEas 9.

0LDDOMfNI0N BUSINESS COIL ,Eart:'1
sSIal217MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. We
Students reeetysd etnany time and t6ofcuphfys e
strucsed fp Actual Counting Pfaetice III M
Keeping IN all nc Branches, PeaDxnshjr, M
plain and 0rranentsltI Commercial Law Cpom,. S.a
cial ARITHMETIC, Buslresy Customs, ForGs. TT:
respon6ence.. Common Enslssh. &c. For ra,S Scs'
lars. address GEORGE Dc. Moo
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AND ATL-WOOL
- .s; DERwEAR


- .s - UNDER WEAR.
LADIES MERINO and ALL-WOOL VEsTS-an
DRAWERS, attQeal.ees;
GRNT1.EMEN'S MERINO and ALL-WooL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
CHILDREN's MERINo and ALL-WooL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities; .
LADIES, GENrLEMEN's, and CHILDREN's
MERINo aud ALL-wOoL HOSE and HALE
HOSE.
ghe only house.iu the city where fua line OF all
onsli,ies and stzes of above goods can be founo.
COURTNEY POWELL,
Sic Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
| FRANK LEsLIE7s PATTERNS are ahe most
reliable.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FUEL..Two
III careoes fresh ANTHRACITE COAL jus.
landed. aii sIzes. SPLINT LUMP, the best mines.
CLOVER HILL and BLACK HETH LUMP
COAL LUMP COKE, the very best
and KINDLING WOOD. All fuel at lowest prices
al Ninth and Cary streets.
ocS D. b. w AIhlNS.
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BY Grubbs & williams,
AHetoaeers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

- 7 u
TOR SALE. THE WELL.KNOWN,
y MAGNIFICENT EsTA UPPER BRAN.
DOM ON JANIS RIVER, MIDWAY BE-
TWEEN RICHMOND AND 'NORFOLK .-THs
property viii be. offered at public auction, ia 11e
city OF Richmond. at The office Of Grubbs q VII,
lisyrs. atctioneers, on WEDNESDAY, tine 9Th Of
October, at o'clock A. M.-the second day OF the
Virginia State Fair. X comprises abont q, 500
ACRES, divided Into tive farms leach having
500 acres arabic land, With arsl.clas. Improve.
mentsl: aboet goo Sefes marsh meadow. very
valuable Tor hogs: 300 acres woodland, eouye-
nientIy disposed These farms Will be offered sepa-
,raiely, or may be Bub-tiTided, IS may seem ex-
pedlPnt. Is so
Circulars more fully describing The proper ty may
be had OF the auctioneefs, &C whose ONCE may be
seen map OF the same. ttsa:
Persons wishing 10 parchaGe are Invited to visit
the t,r,nisrs where the undersigned Will take plea.
sure In showing the property. 81 s. s.
= 80 RANDOLPH HARRISON,
9E0RGE BYRD HARRISON,
II " C. 8HfHLEYz HARRISOS,i
Executors and Commissioners,
GHIbpa q WILLIAMS. AuctioneerS. IS
ne 49, sodtoo1 2&tdt6
rrIrr Drc A. "a
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Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioReers,
No. I1O6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VALU-
CABLE FARM ON1HE BROOK TURNPIKE,
FOUR MILES FROM THE CITY. GONTAINISG
IHREE-QUARTER ACRES OF XALUARLE
FARMING LAND, DWELLING WITH SEVEN
ROOMS. AND ALL THE NECESSARY OUT
HOUSES; ALSO. sIXTY.>IX AND QUARTER
ACRES OF WOODLAND ADJACENT, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.-In pursuance OF decree OF
the Circuit Court of Henrico county entered on the
18th day Of October, 1875. In the salt Of !" Evans
aud wife aud ais ps. HiIliard and dISn the uuder-
sIered, special commissioner appointed thereby,
will proceed to SELL on the premises. at pubic auc.
lion, on FRIDAY the 29th of Oct ober. 1875. az l
O'Clock p. NJ. he above-nescribed REA ESTATE.
The Is excellent; churches and schools
convenient. This properly was formerly owned
and worked by the late Abner Hilllard. IT Is well
adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn and oats lies
beautifully, and from Its convenience to the city
should attract the attention of purchasers.
TERMS: Une fourth cash. balance In seven equai
iustaments. payable six, twelve eighteen Nv enty-
four. thirty. thrty-six. and forty.two months for
negotiable notes, with interest from day Of SALE and
title retained. A. X. COUkINEY,
ocl9 a. Special Com mission er.
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CANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL COAL
Ohe peerless coal for open CRATES kindles quicker
gives more heat and burns longer than any coal on
The market Anthracite Coal all sizes, best quality;
Cumberlan dIoal, for steam: Quinninont Coal, for
steam James River and BelOna Soft Coke.
s. y. LA1HROP. +.
se1O Seventeenth street ut draw6ridge.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-I am now selling
" best ANTHRACITE coal from $6. 1910.
to s7per tom SPLINT At 10 1919 per per t snG
$3.50 per ton SOFT COKE at the lowest cash
prices: WOOD. $3.50 to IS per cord: and al fuels
at lowest cash prcee. C.. Ell. PAGE,
oc ia Nineteenth and Cary streets
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DANKRUPT'S SALE BY virtue of an
order of the United States District Court, dated
October 14th, 1851 shall sell ut public auction
ut the Tobscco Factory of Noting & Burton tRo:e
alleyl, Nineteenth street between Main and Frank
lin, Richmond, on SATURDAY. October 30th,
1875, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the folio wing property
About 5000 pounds Of MANUFACTUREDI} To
BACCO, a lot OF LEAF TOBACCO, and all Of the
Observation-Disclosures MATERIALS, and effects
of said Noting & Burton,
Parties wishing to purchase are Invited to exam
TERMS: At sale, C. P. RAMSDFLL,
oc ia United States Marshal.
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T LICHTENSTEIN. Nos. 1905 and 17e7
-. Franklin street, is Offering large and fresh
cd shock of

r LICHTENSTEIN. Nos. 1705 and 1907
selected stock Of s..s# I'D. ...r
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
consisting Of
DRESS GOODS. CLOTHS,
CAsSIMERES. kERSETs.
SArTISETs. KENTUCKY JEANS,
REPELLENTs, FLANNELs,
SIIEETINGs. SBIRTINGS,
CHEyIoTS, GINGHAMS,
PRINTS, &C.. &C.;
Give him trial Do not forget the Nos-1 705 and
1707 franklin street. oc 2E-3m
ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST
selected stocks of DRY GOODS can be found at
COHEN BROTHERS.. whose aim it is always to
buy goods to the best advantage and sell them at the
smallest advance, irrespective of their value.
They have juet recnirnd fsan auction large lot of
DLACn SILK VELVETS at e5, Sf.71, 10, and
Sc. SO. worth double;
Also large lot of BLACK and CoLoRED
SILKS;
Good BLACK ALPACA at SOC;
$50 pieces ALPACA at 33c. that are really cheap
at45c.;
ALPACAS at A2e, reduced from &C.,;
Good SILK LUSTRES at 60c. SILK LUSTRE at
65s., the same number generally selling at
1925;
BLACK CASHMERE at s7Hc. worth 81 30;
| 1926 for the finest imported
| Also, the heavy Ga DRAP D'ETE at dollar the
yard less than the regular value. ocl9
COHEN BROTHERS HAVE ONE OF
| " the largest stocks Of DRESS GOODS IN the
city, among them great many ut less than market
value.
Is pieces PLAIDs for children at zoe. worth 4Oc.;
ALPACA LUSTRES at &c;
| The "A STILLMAN PLAIDS at 25c.;
A great variety Of DRESS GOODS at 1870 oc 10
fNOHEN BROTHERS ARE SELLING
CHAMBURGH EMBROIDERY In great variety
cheaper than they were ever known;
Also, UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON,
made expressly to their own order by the bale
AUBURN and ANDROSCOGGiN BLEACHED
COTTON at l0c.;
WHITE and COLORED FLAENELS from to
loo. a yard less than regular value;
ALL.WOOL SPOTTED FLANNEL for wrappers
or children's wear at zoe. worth f0s.
The only place In the city where you can buy
MARBLE OIL-CLOTR for tables In "a at
37Hc., 81 at SOC, 6 4 at Goo. also, the OAK
WOOD SHADE IN 50 at SOC These goods are
the best manufactured in this country.
FLOOR and STAlR OIL. OTHS, CARPETS, and
RUGS;
CANTON FLANNEL at IKE, reduced from &c.;
Also. the best TWO-BUTT0N KID GLOVES ever
offered IN the city ut 75c.;
10 dozen gentien,en's KIP GLOVES, slightly spot
| ted, at Soc, resipoed from ID SO;
4 large stock OF RIBBONS ut reduced rates by the
piece or gard. Oc 10
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NEW COAL AND WOODWARD.

pichmond generally and those Of Oregon Hill and
Sidney in particular, that he has removed from bis
lately rented premises, corner Main and belVidere
and Cary streets, where may be found al kinds OF
COAL and COKE aud large supply OF best OAK
and PINE WOOD. Having no rent 10 pay, ne is
enabled 10 sell FUEL ar lower rates than he Other
wise could, and Invites call and examination of
his supply. pedgng every effort to give satisfac-
ton Full WEIGHT and MEASURE always
accorded. WILLiAM r. rOhD,
or 4.M&Thlm Relyidere near Main street.
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AMENDMENTS 10 CoNsTiTUTIOY.

OFFICE OF CLERK OF house OF DRLrstrrsI
AND KEEPER OF THE ROLLS OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, July IS, 1881
THE FOLLOWING PROPOSED
i AMENDMENTS to the CONSTITUTION on
VIRGINIA are published In accordance with law.
@f-t j. BELL BIGGER.
Clerk of House OF Delegates and Keeper Of the
Rolls Of Virginia.
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WOOD AND COAL FOR OREGON
w HILL AND SlDNEy.-Having taken the
ward corner of ain and Relvdere Streets formerly
occupied by W. p Ford for the eonTen'enSe 81
respecffulIy inform my friends that they can now
buy ANTHRACITE COKE, GLOVER BILL, aud
WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL. OAK ana
Ali coal sold llS weight. Satisfaction guaranteed.
w. j. MCDOWELL, First and Broad.
Seventh and Main, Main and Belvidere streets.
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II HAVE IN STOCK full line of@ :.
i e. C. BURT'S fine BUTTON BOOTS forwuA
ladies' misses, children: and Infants; Newark
Hand ewea Boots, Caters, and Ties; Double and
Single-sole Box and Plain Toes: Ladies', Misses,
and Childrcn's fine Dress and Wastng-Shoes !;
Gentemen's, Ladies'. Boys. and Misses Slippers;
heavy Peg Boots, Plough-shoes. and Brogans for
farm use; White Kid and Jeans Button. Boots ana
SINNERS: Trunks, VaIIses, Satchels, Blgs. Over
CATERS, &c. d. A. GhlIG,
or IA Tenth and Main streets.
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TEvY'S HALL FOR RENT:-First'
4 4 class ballroom with aRte-rooms and supper
room attached, Parties wishing to engage these
desirable rooms for any particular night during he
season. or for any occasion, can procure lhe same
'i va -, LEVY BROTHERS.
LODGE-ROOM for rent on Thursday and Friday
nights. sc oO-tn
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BOOTS, SHOES, dc.

ITO MY CUSTOMERS AND Thee )
i PUBLIC GENERALLY.-Having. justEDa
returned from the North, I am now ready tosA
offer one of the largest and most carefully-selected
BhRT'S ane SHOES for Ladies. Misses, Children,
and Infants. full line OF BOOTS and SHOES Tor
". p. W. TAYLOR'S,
&C 2l Fourth and Broad streets.
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INSURANCE, COMPANIES.
LIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

~~~~~~~~SS~T~--- SI5sCsS~ a = =
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. -
FANEUL HALL FIRE INSURANCE. co,,
PANY, OF BOSTON,. =
Assets, September 1ss, 1873. .s57s, 7sa %
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE Coap,Sv
- Il OF BALTIMORE, ND.
Policies non. forfeimble. Surplus TO polIcv.,.,,
ers thtrfy.siI per cent. = A'"s'
Life and endowment policies issued by this eor-
pany: CHARLES HOWARD, Agent n'
oc 2O.am. no: . TenIhstreet, Richmond, w.
II NJ WALKER u CO., GENERAL No
L. SURANCE AGENTS, 1ot4 MAny srt, ~ ~
RICHMOND, " A., reDrescnting the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE M
SURANCE COMPANY, OF London and r6 ~.
burEh ,Englsnd-capital.S 81 e,OOe. 900 gold e'n'
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF fs,.,,-
natl. Ohfo-assets ever $1,000 900:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. CONp.
NY. of New York-assess over $500, 600. -
LYECHBURG INSURANCE AND BASYrys
COMPANY, OF LyncEbvrg, Va.-assQts oyss
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY :.
Brooklyn. n. Y.-assets over 90 10000. ~
PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY. or p,ooI
tyn. NY. assets over 100000, : ''A'
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY. =.
Portsmouth. Ya.-zssets over 100000.
deposited with the Treasurer Of Virgins. Isa-
GOO, Losses equitabfy adjusted and prom ptiv nsNS
ut this agency. Applications solicited, and immas
date ATTENTION Rlyen thareto. oe ls
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TOR RENT, the DESIRABLE .RESts
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, next to the Grace
Street Presbyterian church. Rent, 5000. Posses
sion s''eA e. b. SNEAD,
o.1r1m at Citizens Bank.
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STOVES, TINwARE, &c.
IMPORTANT 70 GAS CONSUMERS

1N4 "tk CIV ~ uAU IUSSo III EFS.-
L Gals Is 10 certify that the LETTING WELL,
tach@d to The meter ia the DfsTa.cd office by
hoBEEf IMlfQRD bias proved q success The
GOVERNOR wss placed-sn our meter on the 29d
October tin-tanti The ,sneter registered 90, 700
feei or gas oonsaned aud fos the saIpe s1onths in
Ing Of 10000 feet Of aas 81 one menib. 1eipg 81
per cent: Saytng In favor OF GAS GOVERNOR,
We now haze much better aR< cheaper, light than
lrom onr meter whea the GAS QOVERNUR WIS
p t.s ON IT, Colonel R0BERE q. fEDFoRp can be
s ~ tine gaH.alftng xpd psHpHug establishment
street. ana wan attach his GAS GOVERNOR TO
any consumers meter en this eky. and guarantee
charge Territory rights for sale. " eA'' - Nv
- - "a 90 o, o. ROBERT B. TEDFORD.
&C E3.3t Owner OF Patent for Southern ststa.
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JUSF RECEIVED, FALL <a
q GoOBS.-A full line OF Banister &e4IS
Tichenor's fine hand-scwed. single and double
sole Congress Callers and Boots; ladies', misses,
and chihdren's Button aud Lace-Boots; bread bot
tenn, hat d-sewed Shoes for old ladies: boys aud
youths cafskin Caters and Lace Shoes; fine sole.
leather aud Saratoga Trunks, SatcheIs, &c, at
s. WINGO, ELLETT g. CRuMp'S,
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r YKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four hun.
IL dred tons of this celebrated coal for sale Also,
Virwinfa Splint of all kinds: Georges Creek Cum.
beriand, for steam and smiths use; Clover Hiil
and N rdlnthian Lump; Soft Lump and Hall Goke;
Oak and Pine Wood. WlHF hObah1o: !.
Zoe az corner Seventeenth and Cary streets. .
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AUCrrOsg sAy.Es-Tnls DAY.

By ), r. Hockaday, Auct.oneer, Flzh
1873 Main street.
A nc rION SALE OF FRUIT. VEGE.
"A TABLEs ,ETG-To-DAY, mt IL o'clock MIL
sf,I, barrp,s choice Northern and v,rgnin ApPLEe.
/ 90 barrels and bags choice Northern ana S var
30 t,aFreis and birs Choice Nor,hern and Virginia
80 bags Brazil CocoAsUTs, CHEsNurs, and
80 PEANUTS. tf5f1}' stt5at = -sz's+.
OK tubs ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER. 81 ,5nt.j.i5i.
S5 barrels small fat No. 8 MACKERKL- cgsi $50. u
% GanF1sn. SCOTCH SSH HsRRrsas, SOAPS, Hay.
One good FARM-WAGoN, rf.Erg-E Ft.atef as
LIVE STOCK, &c. ,,,,.so
Parties wishing 10 consign for thlssaie WIN please
sS g o,ninrL $3.50 '' J. T. HUCKADAY, -
- e. 9htSA', - ~ Produce Auctioneer.
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A NTHRACITE COAL for furnaces, La
n trotes, self.feedcrs. base. burners, and other
stoves; CLOVER HILL LUMP and HAIL, tor
highly recommended; BLACK HEATH lump,
average. and smlihs'-burns like the Midlothian ana
is mIEed on adjacent property. For sale at prices
:" ALBERT BLAIR,
Fourteenth street near Mayos bridge
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.4|fta WOOD AND Goal. at sip.
.CIC COALlAND WOOD S1S
ClCs 9,sfifis. YE:t DEPOT. f5fs N1Cs

keep constantly on hand a full supply Of all All
kinds Of FUEL, such as Red and WHITE Ash
COAL. all sizesi OL0v g Il, H aII
VVfRGINtk sPLINT LUMP and HAIL Coal,
and PINE WOOD saEed 20 and az, sp en-
ire EXTRACTION fn ali respects. COAL nud WOOD
of various qualities 10 suit buyers OF al kinds. 4
cali Is N ortsted, aud sale guaranteed Entrance
from baein bank and Cary street. ssi Z 4
iioIA n. r. ANDERSON,
~ .#f5stI4 No, Sf3 Basin bank, between
- ob1m Eighth and Ninth Streets
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.DEST FRENCH CALF. BOOTS
ID $1,000; best FRENCH c. LF CATHERINE
81; best ERFECH CALF SHOE. So; bestA
FOOTED BOOT, $7-MAC TO ORDER BY HAND
made box, ssuare round. or any kind OF toe you
want. LeIyf your orders for good fit sc
HENRY c. BOSCBES'S, 215 Broad street,
j an ~ between Second and Third streets.
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rOKE-S5 PER LOAD.-I am selling one
" boat. load of LUMP COKE st IS per cart-load
because fear there may Ire Jumps among II that
will pop, but will endeavor 10 pick out any such. l
have an abundance Of No. COKE and also keep
every kind OF fuel. Per;o Wishing TO lay In sup
piles Ter winter please give me call.
80 :, j. +. COTTRFLL,
an 2O.3m corner Cary aud Ninth streets.
FOUNDRY AND FURNACE COAL
Il very superior. Price very low. ANTHRA-
CITE, all sizes. P. X. CARRISGTON, corner
Seventeenth and Gary aud 1925 Cary street. au l .
NRAY SPLINT COAL.-It bias no supe-
" rior as CRATE COAL guarantee 1t 10 be hard
err and that IT will burn longer than any other
splint coal mined in West Virginia, or that Is sold
in this market. 1t burns up clean.
P. r. CARRISGTON, Sole Agent,
corner Seventeenth and Cary and
au16 1925 Cary street.
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TLEGANT STORE FOR RENTER
T. That centrally -located STORE on Main t ssst
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth s.Ieet1 3I ~,
Mitchell & Tyler as jcwrlrys storel wei adaptea
for any nice business. Possession once, am rent
moderate. Apply to Dc L. 1--WE
"
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UVaifimO for "a Gaze.

Co., dav. .oo w;thin two
.,'1sv,a,.nn,a - Wssh;ng,on street
n., ~ - h.J hn.;ness in the
merchant, "no ""1 -, 80 beside
COUNT! oa'ao a' !" w".h;na h;s shirt
which native va. wa ~" .,.,m.n, nm
Inc man was a 'oe'"s I Sa q .oussdn
ana aowna anu a'oun', ~ ,'n aa
ne wh'''leu " nv n ~..N vo,, own
-, 10 'Gu ,a.i,ad Ia ,hs msrchsn, as he
shlrtsT inquired the netohah' "S nv
lol,al
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From an Interview with superintende wslling. in
the New York Tribuns.l
When asked whether he believed that
Charley Ross was still alive, Superin-
tendent Walling said that he really had
not made up his mind either way. There
were reasons both for believing him alive,
and for believing him dead. lie was satis-
fed in his own mind that the child was
alive when the robbers we've killed, and
the best reason for thinking 40 was that
upon the child's safety depended that of
the abductors. After their death the
Legislature of Pennsylvania had passed
an act promising immunity to any person
connected with the abduction who would
bring forward the child, and the relatives
had offered five thousand dollars reward.
The fact that these offers did not produce
the child indicated that he was probably
dead. But then the boy might have been
put for safe keeping in the hands OF
ignorant persons in the country who had
never read of either the legislative act or
the notice of the reward, and so be still
alive. To illustrate how Ear the private
detectives were of the true track, Superin-
tendent walling said that, on the
strength of letter that the child would,
on the receipt of the $50, 900 reward, be
placed in the hands of clergyman, they
had followed a clergyman, who happened
to live in the vicinity Of Mr.. Ross house
nearly all over the United States, to see
ifhe would not get the child.
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Poor, Orersrorked Desauo,

Secretary Delano's allusion in his let
ter to President Grant Of the exhausting
labors which fidelity to duty had de-
manded of him has led to an examina-
tion of the time he has given to the Gov
ernment during the four years and eleven
months he has been Secretary of the In
terror, and it is shown by careful exami-
nation of the Washington papers which
have chronicled his movements, that he
has been absent from his Office two years,
one month and seventeen days, or be-
tween Al and AZ per cent. Of the time
this exhausting labor was demanded.
The compensation for the time thus alb
sent aggregates SI6,933. .33.
The interior journal., 1875-10-08
Republican ErfraraOamee.

In the FIVE fiscal years ending June 80,
1874, the net revenue receipts Of the gov
ernment were 81 ,667 ,2O3, 1929, an average
of over 1888, 900, ,O0O per year. During
the same time the expenditures for in
terest on the public debt and pensions
were $73S,755, ,74s.6 SO, leaving 1888, ,44s,-
1sO.37 available Tor the ordinary expendi-
lures of the government and the re-
duction of the national debt. The
amount by which the debt was reduced
during the five years in question was
$ls2, ,24l, $50, so that there was spent by
the Administration, exclusive of the in
terest on the public debt, pensions and
in debt redemption, the sum ofs75l, ,206,-
430.37. In the five fiscal years preceding
the war ending with June 80, 1861, the
national expenditures, exclusive of in
terest and pensions, were only 1907, ,45l,-
2ls.5l, or barely forty per cent. of what
they were in the first full five years Of
Grantism.
The interior journal., 1875-10-08

THE Philadelphia Press, having made
the statement that there was powerful
revulsion against Pershiug in the vicin-
ity of Chambersburg because he was
member Of the Harrisburg Democratic
State Convention of 1868, that passed the
celebrated peace and surrender resolution
at the very time that Chambersburg wa
burning, and Confederate troops were
marching up the Cumberland valley"
the New York World quietly observes:
First-The Democratic State Convention
of 1868 passed no peace and surrender
resolutions; second, Chambersburg was
only burned July 80, 1864; third, no
Democratic State Convention was in ses-
sion at Harrisburg or elsewhere at that
time; and, fourth, no Confederate troops
were then marching up the Cumberland
valley,
The interior journal., 1875-10-08

ONE of the most self.sacrificing OF
modern Republicans is Postmaster Burt,
of Boston. Jewell wants Burt to resign
or abandon the Office in some way. Burt
is perfectly willing to go-in fact, would
rather prefer going to remaining. Un-
fortunately, however, his retirement
would lose the Republican party fve
thousand votes in Massachusetts,, he
says; and as the good of the party de-
mands he should stay, he will stay unless
he is kicked out. Ill-natured people will
perhaps profess to regard Burts state
ment as a threat, but the impartial can
not fail to see that he is actuated by the
noblest of motives.