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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-21

A SELF-APPOINTED PEACE-MAKER From
the Cairo Bulletin -Sunday afternoon,
while an old gentleman was standing near
the fire built by the skaters on the bank OF
the Mississippi, boy named Patsy LaIly &C
costed him by poking him In the ribs with
bis fist, and saying in jovial tone, GLOW
are you, old gall" The old man did not
like Patsy's greeting very well, but said no.
thing, and Patsy thought it was all right.
But big Dutchman, who is employed in
hauling ice, thought that this was an insult
to the old man for which Patsy should be
chastised, and seeing that no one
else was going to take the matter
in hand, he determined to do it
himself Accordingly, Germany made a
break for Erin, caught and gave him
several hard blows with heavy blackSnake
wagon-whip, and then went back to his work
as if nothing out of his ordinary liue of bust.
ness had transpired. The GOODNESS OF the
Dutchman aroused the anger OF o colored
gentleman named Joe johnson, who said
that "dat old beer guzzler Amt got no
license to do me dat way, tell you";
whereupon the Dutchman, who had heard
Joe's remark, went for the gentleman,
and gave him q dose of the same medicine
that be had given Patsy. The thing was be-
ginning to grow serious, and no one knew
whose turn would come next, until young
man by the name Of Warren, who had seen
the whole transaction, said to .one Of his
friends who was standing near 50 would
like to know what right that big Dutchman
has to take up for any one eises" The
DuLchman was just close enough to Warren
to catch the meaning of his words, which
he did not lie. He had commenced the
thing and he was going to carry 1t through.
He advanced on Warren, and after giving
him a warming, again resumed his work,
and did not have occasion to leave his post
again during the afternoon.
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error. In the FIRST place, the child does NOT
learn to talk by passing from words 70
phases. In the second place, in order to
speak he learns to understand What Is said
to him. In the third place, no mother ever
attempted such proceeding. The Instinct
of Imitation alone suf1ees the child In learn
ing to speak. ~
The expression of thought Is not aided by
learning extracts from authors, because, ior
the most part, these extracts contain not 8
phrase or an idea that would aid in coEVer'
sation. In this work the attention is d.
rected exclusively to words, and the mem.
ory IS aided BY their juxtaposttion. BY
means OF repetition they are revived in the
mind in their order of succession, each Wors
suggesting that which follows. The more
| we repeat the lesson 10 order to retain IT tnf
more easy aud rapid the recitation, the more
the text escapes analysis and the will. Elk
cellent as the exercise may be in pronunc'a
tion. and oratory, it is ineficacious as mean:
of learning to speak. To learn model BY
heart no more teaches to speak than tracing
a drawing.model teaches to draw adud'
Marcel, in Popular Science Monthly to1
FebTuQry.
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THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
i FOR SALE.

Spring No. l of these Springs is considered well
nigh specific In the diseases peculiar TO women. In
dyspepsia and in chronic In termittent and remit
tent fevers. Spring No. q, though of recent dis
covery, has made some OF The most remarkable cure
upon record in affections of the kidneys ana blad-
der and appendages. Ii has given decided relief In
uric acid In The blood and Sas shown great lower In
affections OF the liver aud stomach. The water Of
either spring put up In boxes containing one dozen
ia fgalIon bottles, will be delivered ut the Scorts-
bun depot OF the Richmond and Danville rail-
read 1t 20 per hog, 70 be paid In advance. Ad-
dress THOMAS r.. GOODE,
Buffalo-Lfthis Springs,
Eecklenburg couEty, Va.
These waters are for sale IN Rich.nond BY
PURCELL LADD q CO.,
&c 3-2aY6m Agents Virginia Springs Water.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF

n N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURANCE AGENTS, 1eI MAIN srRERT,
RICHMOND. VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SURANCE, COMPANY, Of London and Edin.
burrh .Eneland-capital, 81 {. 600. 900 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. or Clnci1r
natl Ohio-assets ever 81, 100000:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPk.
NY, Of New York-assets over 9600,000s
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COM COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Va.-aassts over
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
BROOKLYN, N. Y.--assets over 100000.
Iva. N.Y.-assets over SO 100000.
8 PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth. Ya.-assats over 100000.
Deposited with tine Treasurer Of Virginta, S166r
600. Losses equitahfy adjusted and promptly paid
st this agency. Applications solicited, and inme
date ettspno1 given thereto, ec 10
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.11SyrsoH sanEs-rutnrs pays.
By took d Lausnton, AncnYnee1'
10. 10 Gcyernor street


T1INE oIL-PAINTINGs. HANDSOME
i HOUSEHOLD EgRNITURTE, s r}lnnIsH.
INis GOODS, &c, At AUCTIOE.1On ERLD AZ
he 22d instant as 10 O'Clock, We VII sen q oal
very nne oiL.PAlHTIHgs lsrge sizs, repre- pre-
=, seitinx Christopher Columbus. :" AmerI g,
Vespueius, = :. The Holy Family" ana Inc Eu-
! hs snss1sa ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUIT With
MaHesaHY 'fPAkLoR SUIT, city make, GOV.
cred with green reps;
ROSEWUOD ETA GERE ,,rnu.
aerersi large Size, superior FEhTHEh-bGDoi
UiiR and SHOUK MATTRESsES: .5,,u.
MaRBLE-TOP BUREAUS sind WASE 1s3 AZ, SD I s3
! WALNuT PARLOR SUIT OF two DlVAhs ana
PkRLOR CHAIR;
lounges, HAT-kACKS,
SIDkBOARD SAFES, frs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TABLES,
SaAIR1ss RGIk Ss ssd f asaSise STOVES
$500 ALSO,
At 1 O'Clock, an invoice OF
On DOZEN n EN- - and BOYS HATS,
MEMS aud WOMEE'5 SHOES,
PANTS. VESTS. SHIR Is. &c.
LADIES ASTRACHAN SACQUE:
"a, says Auctioneers.
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BY W. Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BEAUTI-
I FnT, LOT ON CHURCH HILL, AT THE
NORTHEAsT CORNER OE MARsHALL AND ID
THIPTIETH SCREETS.-As commissioner OF
tha thancarV Court Of the city of Richmond, APP
the case Of on t 1s
On ~ FRTDAY The 22d OF January, 1875, AZ 4
O'clock P. NJ that truly beautiful LOT locatsd as
above, fronting 100 feet on The east line 0t hir
be sold as whole, or divided, as may be deemed
best. The location of the park on ChimboEazo Hlll
within two squares will add greatly 10 the value Oh
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at SIX an q
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest ant ed,
and tfte retained until all of the purchase money
Is fully paid WooD boC CaIO,n;ss;nns,-
ia Is SoLaLIIs9tonS..
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The Substituting is laboring to dssipate
the common Though erroneous) opinion that
the Germans have no conception of joke.
An Indiana paper having said of Governor
Allen that "every time be opens bis mouth
he puts his foot in. it," the Staats-Z eitung
translates it thus 'It is said that every
time Herr Allen speaks he puts his foot in
his mouth" Chicago Post.
A young man in the country announces
that be will give chrome to the young lady
who will take him for better or worse.
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

r,RUsTEEs SALE OF SIXTY.ONE
ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE t IA nttNS5
lam ON THE RIVER ROAD, AND w grE STI nE
SIDES or THE CANAL, SIX MlLsS " e oS IN Ur !,
RICHMOND.-Ast trustee in certain aeeu "a ~.
from Mr.. Alexander Grant. Jr ..d i,'
hesrine date 25th OF MAY, 1858, duly ree9roea IA
Henrico County Court on. the 12tn on oan tn
Isssl shall in execution thereof, proGeea 70 sen
at public auction, on the premises ON ,cinct
the 2Ist day Of January, 81 20 ths
df fair: II not on the first fair day theleI nc ~,
same hour OF the day,l that very yaiuage II, ,he
OF LAND located as above, oounoe" I ~ w
east by the Westham estate, containing = 49,
ONE ACRES, more or less; Of which aDout ". - =
acres lie on the north side Of the canal, rnnnlnE
tine River road, and about forty-s1x acres on .ne
south slide of the canal, extending to James sres.
This latter Is irst-rate low-grounds' anu tns iV 81
Excellent highland, embracing large quan.lt3 VI "
sunerior brick clay. On this portion tnere - -.
small FRAME TENEMENT suitable for servants
and O wen Of good water. -
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defray expenses @.
sale and TO discharge three bonds, amounting 70
81 ,s7O54, and all interest accrupg heieon anu ID
at the hour OF sale. Whilst these are the condi-
lions of the deed. more liberal terms Inc trustee ,s
informed Will he made by the creditor snouio tue
nnrrhnser desire it-say one-third casn, DaanCs d.
ane and two years, beiring Interest, secnreu "S
trust deed Selling t1utee the deco Will De inaue
Win speea' wal an" ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
,.1sso1 f.r. Trustee.
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TIE ORIGIN OF INDIAN NAMEs.-A member
of MajJr Powelps expedition, which has
been engaged in the Government survey OF
the territories, furnished the Tribune some
interesting notes of the discoveries made IN
the origin of IndiaR names. It seems that
each tribe or primary organization OF In
dams, rarely including more than TWO nun.
dred souls, is, in obedience to the traditional
laws of these people, attached to some we'll
defined territory or district, and the tribe
takes the name of such district. Thus the
U-in-tats, known to white men as bkanch
of the Utes, belonged to the Utntah
Valley. U.imp is the name for pine; too
meap, for land or country; U-im.too.meap,
pine land; but this has been contracted TO
U.in-tah. and the tribe inhabiting the valley
were called U-in-tats.
The origin of the term Ute is as follows ::
U is The term signifying arrow; U-too .meap,
arrow.land. The region of country border
ing on Utah Lake is called U.too.meap be-
cause OF the great number of reeds growing
there, from which their arrow-shatts were
made. The tribe formerly inhabit1ng Utah
Valley was called U-tah-ats, which has been
corrupted into the name Ute by the white
people Of the country. The same U-tah-ats
belonged only to small tribe living in the
vicinity Of the lake, but 1t has been ex-
tended 80 as 10 include the greater part of
the Indians of Utah and Colorado. Another
general name used by the white men is
Piutes. A tribe of U-tah-ats, being defeated
and driven away by a stronger tribe, who
occupied the country and took their name,
were obliged to take new name, CORE.
spending TO the new home in which they
settled themselves. But they also called
themselves Pal U-tah.ats, or true U-tah-ats.
The corrupted name Piutes is now applied
to the Indians Of large section Of country.
Several of these tribes have numerous
names, and ia this way the number Of indi-
viduai tribes has probably been much over.
estimated Scientific Miscellany in the Cal
ara for February.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January Northumberland free
ly met; sales of ,4o2 bales at 57s@1 SIC. south
ern flour dull ana shade lower; common TO fair
ass Wheat 1c. better, with very moderate busi-
ness; $1.20@*1 .25 for winter red western; 81 "a
for red Pennsylvania; S1.25@S1 .27 for amber
western; 81 .25GSl. so for white western; S1.3O
@Sl.31 for good white Michigan. Corn In NODE
rate request without decided change. Coffee and
sugar dull and unchanged Lard 1rmer; prime
steam, lac. Whiskey dul at 97Hc- Pork easier ut
1875,
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How PROFESSIONAL WoMES ABE REG ARBgI
BY THEE OWN SEX.-I am inclined to regard
all forces which have hitherto acted, and vel
continue TO act, upon the great mass Of hu.
manity in the creation OF sentiments com.
mon to the majority upon given subject as
acting with the force OF q law. I conceive,
therefore. that there is yet another law
which explains add tends so perpetuate the
present relation of women, to the other sex
and to society. This is the law Of public
epiuion. The eKpOnents Of public opinion
anon this subject are the women themselves.
I do not thiaS any one will eontroyert me
when I assert that vast majority of
women are opposed to their own
sex entering the professions. One would
naturally suppose that in the matter of
religion u womaRS opinion Is as good rs q
mans; that With equal learning and expo
rience woman is as competent to discharge
pastoral duties as 3 man Il am assuming the
physical equality Of the sexesa; and yet You
may count upon the fingers OF one hand the
number Of pulpits tiled successfully BY wo-
men in this great country. In this country
women are free 10 enter the m1dical profeS- |
sion but, with about as many exceptions SIS
that Of women filing pulpits, they are gain |
ing but precarious and Scanty support. |
~son5 III Ootu GuOr IA NtSSotoho wv |
men ale retarded by the force of opinion of
their 6wn sex. In all social questions wo-
men WELD great influence. In these nat-
tiers they are the throne, anG the, power be-
hind the throne. In Protestant congrega.
lions, If women were unit In fSvor Of women
preaching, women would preach in O fair
proportion Of church organizations. If a
woman made free choice Of physician Of
her own sex there Is scarce household In |
which she would be denied her choice. Wo-
men seem to lack confidence in their own
sex in this position. In the desperate dis
eases peculiar to women the sorely-afilIcted
ones seek the medical man instead of the
medical woman. The future has yet to pro-
dnce the anomaly of the female ovariotomist.
ln the literature of medicine there has been
out one Boiyin, and but one La Chapelle.
Iee reliance upon man In moments OF bodily
peru " easily explained; 1t Is an Inherited
.rait, strengthened by education.-H. Van
le Wa,*er, IN Popular Science Monthly for
February. !,
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW IURk.
NEW YORK, January 2O.-Noon.-stocks 6ull.
Money, 24 per cent Gold, 1121.. Exchange
Long, 4S7; short, 490x. Governments active.
States quiet and nominal.
Evening - Money easy at 2x@3. Sterling, firm
at 4s7. Gold firm at l124@112I. Governments
dull and shade stronger. States dull and nominal.
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LOUISVILLE, January 20.--Flour dull and UNI
Changed. Corn quiet. Provisions quiet and easier.
ork,. S19.50@s20. Bacon dull and declining |;
sho llders, Sc. clear S1o, 0hc.; clear sides 10H
tisrce, l4s@l4kc.i keg, los. Whiskey, 9Ae.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CINCINNATI, January 20.-Flour quict and un'
changed. Corn steady. Pork dull and declining
Bacon dull and drcliniDg; shoulders, SSc. :; clear
lib, 1Oac.; clear sides, lie. Whiskey hrm vt 94c
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 90, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHRAr-White, 80 bushels. Red, 4S bushels
CoRN.-White 602 bushels. Mixed, 4S bushels
OATs.-544 bushels.
BALED OATS.-36 bales.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 6 bushels at S1.20.
WuEAT.-Red, As bushels very good at a1.31.
CoRN-White 100 bushels very good at soc.
22 bushels good al 7Sc. ~ bushels prime at SOC
Total, 3S4 bushels.
OATs.-166 bushels very good at &C.; 90 bush.
els on private terms. Total, 364 bushels.
BALED 0ATS.-36 bales ON private terms.
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BY Augustine Royal,
fsuccessor to Moody &c Roy all,)
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
ONCE corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
" LIABLE LOT IN BUCKHGLL, NEAK THE
JANUARY 23D. 1875, AT ~ O'CLOCK ~, On
THE PREMISES, NEAR THE CORNER or
CLOPTON AND HULL STREETS-By virtue OF
decree Of the Hastings Court for the city OF Man
chester entered ut the December term, S74, In
the matter of J.. l.. Lester, who sues. &c; rs;
Charles Severance, administrator &c we small sci
place before Tentioned, the valuable LOT OF
LAND fronting SO feet ON Hull street by 151 zee Z
to an alley 6 feet wide, and designated as LOT no.
%. .o,,ro
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes bearing
six per cent interest from day of sae title retan-
ed until the whole purchase-money Is paid:
sOCKATES BROOKS,
ID. L. PULLIAh,
IN 3.td Special Commissioners.
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unUtss, MRDfCrHys.-X,.,,,'-


MILhER'S COMPOUND
1.A sYRCf HoREHoUyp.
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss S1
Oa using Your Compound Syrup Of Horehound ;
experienced immediate relief, even befo,a" 4no !
consumed one-third OF the bottle. nae
HzNRr BERcu,
President American Society for the Prevention
Cruelty to Animals. "h OF
i never falls to produce the msst benesc,., =,
Fords Hotel, Richmond. ',
L do net hesitate to pronounce II the BEST n,er.
ton have ever used or known OF. p'epaia'
90, GEORGE III. FUCKER, Lynchburg, Va.
RICHMOND. October "a. Is,I
! have been using MilIer's Compound sTSnn 20
Horehound for the past three years. and ! ~ o1
found 1t the best cough mixture have ever ,r,aH
Professor JOHN WYhAs, ycntrioous,
Sold by all druggists and country storekeenors..
25c. per bottle. Prepared by pefsds
MiLLcH e fiEhCE, pothecar1es
ia "a Picbmypd u.
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CHICAGO MARKETS
LouIsyILr.E MARKFrs

CHICAGO, January 20.-Flour and corn quiet ant
unchanged: Pork, $l7.19. Lard fra and 10 fall
demand. Whiskey STEADY at 94c.
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

I OST, ON SHOCkOE SLIP, ON THE
~ Goth instant, a GENTLEMAN'S LINEN
CUFF and GOLD SLGEVE.BUTTON with mono
gram initials " L. NJ. g." The finder will be suita-
ply rewarded by returning same to K. II. bib
A ~
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READ! READ
CONSUMPTION CURED.

OFFICE OF y. SACK6TT. Drugs and Medcincs,)
NEW ALBANY, md. April 10, 1874. ;
DR.. j. S. Pendleto7,, atlanta, Ga: Dear sir,-I
Of the distribution | have 20 about six dozen
Globe Flower syrup In the ia two weeks. The
Globe Flower Syrup Is gaining great celebrity.
recomme ~ dcd Ii In two cases VI consumption. One
case was bed-fast had not laid Oh hut one side for
two years; hemorrhages almost every day: much
emacIafed, and expected 10 Gle. He has .iSen six
bottles of Globe Flower syrup; his troubles are all
cone. except pre- s ration, which is rapidly mproy
ing. He viii certainly get well. The other case IS
Similar, with same good results. l can send YOU
many testimonials If you want them. ,,,.n
Yours truly, &C., y. sAChEII.
For sale by DR.. j. S. PEMBERToS & Co., prOprie-
tors Atlanta, Ca, aud by
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
Wholesale Agents,
4, 7-eod&w3m Kichm0nd, Va.
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BUSINESS WANTS,
WANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR


WANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR
w LOAN OFFICE BARGAINS.
On MONDAY, January l =, ! S75, shall ex pose
at private sale large lot or forfeited pledges,
RINGS, 81 sets SLEEVE and BOSOM BUTTONS, 6
DIAMOND RINGS, 8 DIAMOND STUDS, Is sets OF
LADIES' PINS and FAR-RINGs, Q pair elegant
GOLD BAND BRACELETS, and many other articles,
which will be offered al very low figures in order 10
insure ready sale.
Every one desirous Of purchasing great bargains
are reSpe ctfully invited to call and examine the
goods and hear the prices, at
5. A. WISSTOCK'S Loan Office,
Ia I6-lm No. II Fourteenth street.
WANTED, ALL THE LADIES TO
W know that have been appointed agent for the
STATEN ISLAND DYEING.WO RkS, and am
prepared to receive all Kinds OF work, such as
dresses shawls cloaks, feathers, gloves. Also, gen.
temen's clothing sconred-pants, SO cents whole
suit, $2-by the celebrated French Scourer and
Champion GlOge-Cleaner, r. FRENCH,
de 10 No. Ninth street, sign Of Red Flag.
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- AUCTION sAExs-TBis Day. e
ByR. G. Morriss, Anctieneer,
No. Is Eighth street, between Main ana CafJ.

WILL SELL THIS MORNING Of los
/ o,cioct q Iarge assortment Of HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, such as
COOKING and BRATiNG-sTovEs,
BEpsTRADs, CHAIRS, TADLKS,
MIrTREssES, WARDRoBEs,
tss, S;aBIyRrS, SAFES. BLAVKET91
PILLOWS, srpE-sADDLE, EAHNHss'
A large lot OF NOTIONS, &C. .,,,
Parties Wishing to contribute TO TINS ale VIII
please send 10 their goods By 3 O'CLOCK. .,,,,.or
Y,,or s.,esmsn' n 21-1t*
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SIMMONs'S
LIVER REGULATOR.

LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice, Bitoe'
attacks, Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF spI-
its, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &c.
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Is faultIess family medicine.
Does not disarrapge the system.
is sure 10 cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does not Interfere with business.
As DO intoxicating beverage.
Contains The simplest aud bestremenes'
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T OST, ON FRIDAY LAST, ON OR
- near the Capitol Square. q BANKISG-BOOk
Of Il. K. Carter, tied with BLACK thread and con-
tanning envelope with 1886 in 1t. The fuoer
will be amply rewarded by leaving the same at the
office Of Messrs. SANDS, LEAKE i CARTER, No.
1103 Main street. ia 2l-ltH
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agA1. ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE sANE.
NN-NN~~~~-~~~- ------~~~~~~~~----~ :. - =
TOR SALE PRIVATELY. MY FARM
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
ON the Richmond and Petersburg railroad: at \ en-
pies station, two and half miles from M i9gTv
ter; contains ONE HUNDRED AND ElG Eaod
ACRES-12O cleared, balance IN WOODS, Soou
Ten acres in young orchard-peach anu app.e'
Young vineyard OF 200 vines; good sprlDgs con con,
nient TO dwelling and barn-yard Inc iarn VIII oe
divided to suit purchasers. Apply on the ptSi'es
or ADDRESS .. =. ~,
ia 20-2taw3w* MancnesIcr, va.
DOR SALE, A NEW BRICK HOUSE az:
IL with seven rooms, gas and water. on south fzl
side of Marshall street between Smith ana henry
streets. Terms reasonable, Apply to ri 1os
ia1s-1w* :. No. 800 Clay street.
DOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWOMs
Il SMALL DWELLINGS, on the east side IL
of Fourth street beyond Leigh street. Price tor
one, 1850: for the other, IL 200. Now rented 10
prompt paying tenants.
TERMS: Reasonable. Apply to
FRANK D. HILL Real Estate Agent.
n 1876 HOS Main street
TOR SALE, PRIVATELY, A FARM
L containing 269H ACRES, we'll adapted TO
tru X farming, situated In the county OF tanovef,
twelve miles from Richmond and haii u
railroad. The above farm, if desired, will he sold
In parces to suit purchasers.
C. K. WINGFIELD.
LII west Duval street
IA 7-ITh,SaSTum* Richmond, Va.
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WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
HE FAMOUS GLOBE-FLOWER sYRCI
CURES, AS Is BY MAGIC,

COLDS, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, noARsESEsS
OBSTINATE LUNG AFFECTIONS,
ASTHMA, CEoUP,
BLEEDING oFjTHE LUNGS, PLEURIsY,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
osS OF VOICE, and Will cure
CONSUMPTION,
as $4,000 grave-robbed witnesses testify. No
opium; nothing poisonous: delicious 20 take 1.-The
earthly savior to all athlete with affections OF the
throat and lungs; bequsaths To posterty one Of the
greatest blessipgs-soUNp LUNGS and immunity
from CoNSU%PTIoS.
Over one hundred thousand bottles have been
used. and not single failure known. Thousands OF
testimonials of wonderful cures, such as the follow
Ing can be seer at the Office Of the proprie,ors, No
60 Broad street. Atlanta Ca, or Will be sent on APP
piIcation 10 any who doubt:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-21
HATS, CAPS, &c.

THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFUL-M
l. LY informed that SIR. n. CUNNING-GA
HAMS HAT FACTORY Is located on the corner
Of Main and Eleventh streets lover Sch9n's cigar
s;ore). Entrance Eleventh street one door above
Main. Mr.. Cunningham tenders his thanks TO the
public for their patronage In the past, and re-
heretofore 10 give perfect satisfaction fr any thing
done in his line. Ia 14.eod5t