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| value.
The extra session of the General
Assembly will expire by Limitation at
twelve O'Clock to-day, and aItl,ougl
II strong pressure has been brought tn
bear upon Gov. kellogg-chicfy from
Conservative sOurccs-to extend the
session ten days longer, the latest
advices Indicate that he will adhere
to his determination not to do 50 and
that final adjournment will take place
at the close Of t'-day's proceedings.
The Conservative majority in the
House FILTERED away large portion
OF their time in securing the patronage
Of the body to their favorites and un-
seating Republican members contrary
to pledge and agreement, hence if
they have not considered and passed
needed reformatOry laws the fault
must be with themselves and upon
their shoulders the people will place
the responsibility. The State treasury
is in no condition to bear the drain
that wonld ensuc from another extra
session Of the Assembly, and even if
it were, there is no guaranty that the
benefits to be derived would offset the,
outlay; therefore, we hope Gov. KEEL
logg and the Republican Senators will
persist in refusing to extend the ses-
sion and force an adjournment o-day.
NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.
New ORLEANS. April 22nd, 1875
EDITOR CHIEF:
The election Of E. D. Estilette as
Speaker by the aid of the Republican
vote in the House, in opposition to
Mr.. Wiltz was regarded as victory
Of moderate views and sentiment over
extreme partisansnip. Speaker Es-
tilette in assuming the chair said he
would be "no party Speaker" The
friends Ut compromise looked upon
their work aud saw that it was good.
The last scene Of the compromise
drama was enacted in the Senate on
last when Senator Crozier,
awarded out by the adjusters-but |
entitled to his seat by every legal |
guarantee known to a parliamentary !,
bOdy-announce.l that he consented |
10 u reconsideration of his claims.
with view Of seating F.. S. Goode, !!
lis opponent. His speech, graceful /
manly effort, was creditable to him
elf and party. In the hope of being !
Instrumental III the restoration of
'eace, knowing his right both in law
md equity to the honorable position
which he occupied, he yielded to the
'lstes Of his party leaders aud re-
ICED from his seat. Mr.. Goode cast
is first vote Oh resolution of thanks
D Mr.. Crozier for his patriotic action.
was cornplete-the Re-
'ublican party faithful to its oppo-
ents.
The House completed its organiza-
ion on Saturday by the election of
;. J. Trezevant as chief clerk, Oscar
lrrayo. assistant clerk: Ed. Flood, =,
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Secretary Of the Police Jasy,......-.. $40
Parish Treasurer, Northumberland. GO
Parish Printer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Parish AttOrnoy,.... 10
Parish CORNER. $50
Phy.ician attending Coroner, ......... 100
Jail Physicians, acknowledgements. 50
SerEeant1at-Arms Of Police jury. -
Syntlics VI Roads, Observation-Disclosures. 40
For services in criminal matters
Cork Ut Court, salary IN full, .... co
Sheriff. sslary In full, .... GO
Justices " the Peace, 4th ward, saia-
ries in fn1l, Observation-Disclosures. 400
Constables, 18th ward, salaries in full, 40
Justices Of the Peace, other wards,
salaries in full .............s S95
Constables, other wards, salaries in
1nlI.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0$
Witnesses fees in District and Psrish
COuTlS,.
District Attorney and Attorney pr
tent, cOnvictiona.. .--.-....-....-. 100
Jailor. for maintenance Of prisoners,.. 1000
Grand and Petit Jurors, GO
Police Jurors. PER diem, 40
Panper fnnd, ..--.......----...... 30 !.
Public School fund. 1900
Appropriations for Recorder's offes. for
now induces made. 9ooo
Tax Collectors compensation, :. ...... l44O
Contingent expenses, Observation-Disclosures. w
Total, Observation-Disclosures. .)l4. aaa
L. D. ARCEIEATx,
President Police Jury.
HENRY HAYMAE.
FkEDK DUFFEL,
Dist. Atty. e. .e%;:
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dear, eternal vigilance it's price. 1t
cost a fearful ravage of human life to
secure universal suffrage, public edu-
cation, and civil rights for the people
Of Louisiana, and even more NAV be
required to keep these blessings with
them. The watchwords of the hour
should be organize and "purify.
A momentary reverse may be retrieved
by careful tactics and good general
ship. Men of honesty and intelligence
must be pushed to the front and others
awarded the rear ranks: In 1876 the
Republican party will not I've found
wanting in the estimation of the un-
ion, liberty loving American people.
The House on Wednesday, in ac-
cordance with the report of the Joint
committee appointed to examine the
books Of the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts, on the motion of Mr. Lowell.
impeached Charles Clinton of high
crime and misdemeanor, and notified
the Senate OF their action. To-day
Speaker Estilette announced the an
polntment Of the following managers
in the impeachment. trial: C. w.
Lowell, chairman; Wilt, Levisee,
Billien, VOORHEES,, Hill of Ouachita and
Meredith. We have now an inter-
esting matter on hand, and it is prog.
'ant with important results. It il |
impossible to form q correct opinion |
IN the position of Auditor Clinton
outside OF the committee report, new
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Two wrongs would not make a
right, and by the course of its repre- =.
sentatives it has been demonstrated
that the Republican party places the
interests Of the State above consider
ations Of political successes or re-
venges, which, in the light of recent
events, can not with truthfulness be
said CT the party Of great reform words
and little deeds-the Democracy. To
those who have been led to believe
that the Democracy embraces all the
chivalry, virtue and honor among the
people Of Louisiana, while the Repub-
lican party is made up toetotally of
corruption, venality and unscrupu-
lous ambition for power aud plumber,
it will be a strange spectacle to see
the former violating and overriding
compacts and agreements in q most
manner, while the latter
to the letter and spirit there
OF with scrupulous fidelity, even when
to do 50 requires the sacrifice of vi
tally important elements Of political
strength.
The compassion is interesting and
We ask the readers Of
The CHIEF tD consider'it thoughtfully
and mark the impression it leaves |
upon the inner consciousness.
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AUCTION SALES rulsss pays.
By Rienxrsson q Co.
Real Eatats Agents and Auenonesrs,
HIS Main street,

(tOMMIssToHERs, SALE OF Il VAR,
{ M 3 IL Egg s gM,sT0RX BRICK 8gfL1isa
A 1isps L9I MITn nAsTIC. AND laoN.co-
tf nMYa n FraRsnfnfiSm My Al sTREET THE
S5r rs Hiaa fssgS b 81 p
BY virtue Of decree OF fhs Circuit Court az Hsaa
s.es county entered @ ne sd day o. SaIy 1875 &C.
commissioners thereby appointed, seIi and snosS
out by suction. on the premises, on TIJEsDa ~
2sd ], ,gstansi ss o'clock 81, vsusble FOUR.
Main street, betHeen Thirteenth and fon,sssSn,,SS
streets occupied by George P. Stacy Eco. fnrniI
ture-deaIer and manufacturer. with r,iasiic. ana
IRON. column front, iron capped windows ana cor.
superior quality In the windows OF the drsf foo,t
snd built throughout OF the best material, on ~
most m0denr ano Improved style and subs,s ntiss
Ssy Tns lot has front VI 20 lila reet and runs
. bis property Is located inihe centre Of the hn,,
ness portaon OF the city, Is highly adapted to Iarss
sa e. wnotesae business, VIII always command
ra6te as nrstciass investment. se''-
T. TERMS OF rALE: One fourth Of the purcb,s,-
osney ~ sasns Toe Ies,6ue in SIX, twelve aud
the deferred payments, With interest added and he
little retained until the whole of Tia nnrn S ne
money is paiaand conseyaaee ordered By the court.
= tit9S1't John A.MERgDfTB.
IS - $40 ST WlLLlAMzA. MAURY.
ass z, HEN Ia z sHWafh dNK,Y.y
RICHARDSON & Co, Anctioneers. '''ssi'nefs
5E a POSTPONE MENT.
. The sale Of the aforementioned property Ia
DAY the asth Instant, al ocioeE P:! ~ an' Fri
2Ga2 g ait155i Z John A.. MEREDITH,
WILLIAM A.MAURY,
iaGz III. Wid shXtS
RICHARDSON & Co, Aac.ioneerns.a ''niso Doa.
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WHY HE LEFT TIE CITY.-At the primary
election the other day, says the Atlanta
Constitution, the negro voters were ruled
out. Yesterday an old negro, who taxes
great interest in politics, was found making
for the train with his carpet-bag In tow. 81
met him, and said: :.
"Hello, Uncle Ben. whar you gWine IN
sicb agertated hurry ?"
Else ewine down to Griffith, nigger!"
"You is?"
ayes. liz; gwine TO immigrate down to
whar dere's bigh.tonness." 50.
r"Wbal's de matter wild dis bysr town -
"Lissen ter me, boy! Yves done been
free nigh on to 'leben year. amt we! Dsre's
bin lots OBJ leckshuns round bar sense den,
ain't deres Now, when it hab come to pass
in dis byar city oh Atlanta dat one OBJ de fus,
eepPmen oh de town run for aldyman ano
don't chen hab ter say, Hyar, Ben, is LITTLE
somf,n tex keep yer upper lip stiff It's time
for an ole niger like me ter 60 of ter his OIL
home and die!"
"Good.bye." said ST, as the old man en-
tered the depo:. q,
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A BIG Gun Yesterday, says NJ. Quad,
when red-iaced man, waiting at one oil the
depo.s for train, blew bis nose ten or fif-
teen times with great echo. newsboy ran
out on the street and yelled:
"Come yere, Jim ; here's Gineral Grant %
Jim took a long look at the man, and re-
piled:
"He's no Gineral Grant,"
"He amt, eh ?" shouted the first; "weil,
you just wait and hear him blow his nose
again, aud see If he isn't some big gun or
other!
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Fssr Txs.-[Lexington Dispatch, It'll
On Wednesday evening, while the Louisville
ShortLine train was poking along towards
Lexington, passenger stopped the brake
man as he was going through and asked:
"How fast does this train go? A mile an
hourY
at goes fast enough to suit us. If you
don't like the rate Of speed get out and
walk" was the rejoinder.
1T would" replied the disguised passen-
ger, sitting back in the corner Of his seat,
"but my friends won't come to me until the
train gets in, and don't want to be waiting
around the DEF o. for two or three hours"
The brakeman passed on.
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BY Chafin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street.
posIT1vEAND PEREMPT0RY SALE

DOsITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
MILES OF RICHMOND AT AUG ION.-At the
request OF the owner we viii sail at pubic AUG
ton. on the premises, on FRIDAY, L,ecember 8,
sent occupied by Ar. Jones, situated on the Varin
road about three miles from the city, and adjoining
tile lands OF DR.. Hill, w. 4. Bandoph's estate and
DKED; AUaES, and has on IL q good BRICK
DWELLING with six rooms; front and rear
.porches, closets; &C.; brick Kitchen with four
rooms ard other, out-buildIBgs, in good order;
also a nice orchard In full bearing. hose wish
ing de srable farm coyt nfent 70 the city cannot
fail to he pleased With this place, aud shonld not
neglect to attend the sale.
OBSERVE THE VERY LIBERAL TERMS: ono
fourth cash; and The balance In equal Instruments
SIX per cent. per annum, the deferred payments 10
be secured BY deed of trust On the property.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
no "a Auclioneers.
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By Grubbs &c Williams.
Real Estate AGENTS aud Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between o1ain and Bank.

TWO HANDSOME FRAME DWELL
I INGs. ON THE EAST SIDE OF fOukTH
STREET BETWEEN JACKSON AND EuVAL
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AYCTIoN;EM WIZ
her at az O'Clock r. NJ, the two HANDsOME
FRAME TENEMENTs Noe. 723 and 725. one
occupied by ". 2. Quarles, the other nIeccupled,
each containing seven rooms, and kftchens Win
two rooms, With gas and water on ibe premises and
cuIyeit. The property fronts forty feet and runs
/ feet, Immediately adjoining.
M 90 Auctiopeera
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By D. 4. W-isiger & Co..
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
Il. LAND IN CHKSTEBFIELD COUNTY. VA,
Containing two hundred and thlrty-eight acres adj
Fowler, and others at auctoD. BY virtue OF deed
of rust to the undersigned dated ugust 16, 1875,
recorded in The clerks Office OF Chesterfield County
Court, and being 80 required by the beneficiary
therein secured, will sell on MONDAY, oYemoer
90, 1875, on the premises at z. d., the above
TERMS Cash about 81 SO; balance at sale.
no is +, II. MCGUIRE, Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
A VALUABLE BJSINESS-STAND on
III Seventeenth street, opposite fhe Old Market,
between Franklin and Grace streets. FOR SALE
- RICHARDSON & CO..
no 24-4t -. Ills Main street.
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FEE ByAug,fstipe Royal,
lsuccessor 10 Moody & Royalty
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Office corner OF seventh and Hull streets,
Nx>-.aa.<~-

4 UCTTON SALE OF A SPLENDID
"A STOCK OF GROCERIES, HORSES, BUG
GIEs, DRAY, sULKY, LUMBER. CEDaS-
sfs eosNsh 81 Hap
STREETS, MANCHESTER, vA.-At the rouest
OF the owner, Thomas B. Cersey. Fsq., who iuten5s
Il n : sa ss
IS7b. at O'Clock A. NJ, his entire stock OF GRO
chHlEs, eSn,sNis F IN Io PAR Of s,,o,ps
G GSeckESs Ts e.:
The stock Of Goods win be offered as whole. az
the party purchasing can rent the store ut mode
rate rental and continue the business. his is one
Of the finest stands in the city. Mr.. Cersley has
been mershandIsins here for niue years The trade
whole will sell II out 10 parcels until The entire
stock is dispose q Of,
suLKY, 'A""
sPKIMG;wAGoN, nos
l FINE BAY HORSE, five years old, suitable for
1 pair FINE BL00DED COLTS, three and -FOUR
years old, weli broke 10 single or double hat-
The store room is large and we'll arranged; all the
fixtures OF modern style and In good order. Large
well arranged. This Is one OF the best business
chances ever offered TO the public, as the situation
Is central, business already established, and every.
Any party desiring to inspect the stock before the
day Of sale viii call on the auclloneer or Mr. Gers
ley, who will take pleasure In giving any nforma-
ton desired and show the same.
TERMS: Very liberal. and anucnncad at sale.
~ AUG UsTINE RoYkLL, Aucuoneer
POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed 10 consequence of had
1876, at 10 o'clock a. d., at which time the sale
W." ~ . p0'''' '' AUGUSTINE RoYALL.
no "a Auctioneer.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON DUVALR
Ill STREET FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-Ra:Ii
The HOUSE Is No. 8, south side of Duyal street,
east between First and Foushee; five rooms. gas In
all: good Kitchen and coa-house. LOT SO BY 2l5 !;
garden large enough to raise vegetables sufficient
for a family; well Of excellent water he houseis
the same occupied By me from 1868 to 1875.
PRICE: 81 ,6O0-$400 cash the remainder at O.,
12, 10, and "a months, each instalment $500. -
'kpnly1o w. f. DRISKARD,
no is Editors room, Dispatch office. :
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f By Coax Il LanEnt0n. ArcEGheerf,
no, 10 Governor street

No, % Governor street
TiGAR.ST0RE FIXTURES. SILVER
lRoN SAFE. &C., ST 1UCTToN.-an THURS.
DAR fhe 9Th instant. ut lex O'Clock, we Will sell
&C She store No. 5S3 Matn street. opposite the
co1sistiBR OF q 4.s[f. ffs.s. tSEszs
- Ono suaii SHOWCASE fF 4
=. An assortment OF PIPES, &C., &C.; s5sistatt
& INUIAN,FIGuRE SIGN. Il Z .sf;.sesy
0n5 HERKrEG'5 lion SAFE,
~ OEFtcE RAILING,
SIGNS.
COUNTERS and SHELVING, q
= = :, - COOK & LAUGHToN,
NOES Aucttoneess.
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DOR RENT. that part of the CHATS
y WORTH ESTATE which lies between the
Ing about TAKEE HONDRED AND FORTY
ACRES, wita comfortable buildings thereon. Pos
session on the 1st of January, 1876. pply to s4ia
49, e. D.. EAEH0,t .t
no 23-at No. fourteenth street.
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HOW HE 9RT nUSTkUs-aS .SsaS~ =, -
against the corner Of the oid post-omSo
building and looked lonely. s,,
:. You got a sein on dis house, isns you.
said q pompous.looking dsrGey VINO eatne
out Of the St. Charles Hotel 49,
There was no reply. the alssolsoau
only sighed heavily. .
aHulio. Sam!o exciaiaed the hotet.mag-
nafe. slush.cook, or something else, 10 . tone
RI recognition. what's de matter !"
rse de most unbappiest niggef 10 ae
risoie world" replied SIM, without tie
sesss emotion or movement Of his eyes.
"Been 'featei 10 de lection!
1No.n d
"Gal kicked your"
3No, no."
mot toossches"
"Eo. no, az"
"Been drinkipg?" ;.
aYou know isn't, when I 'long to d.
church"
Been gambling, Ispeek."
aAnd got busted?"
opium busted. Wust you ever seed; an
besides bein' orphan, I'm fur away Iron
home"
aWell, It serves you right. You had n'
business to gamble lessen you had shu1
thing 80, .,
aWen, dats what's de matter. l was tot
Sarfsin."
"O WHAT"
"W de Election. was toierable well sat
isfisd OF sartainty. and I planked up on oe
,PublIcans. Mr.. Smith, be says 10 me, oe
Won il de white folks is two hundred strone
and votes one way, and de .niggers Is Nv
hundred strong and votes solid De otnel
wsy, when i. comes to countin' ds wnl. .s
folks is gwine to be ahead. I DON, ~ know o..
muffin bout rtmetick, but jest Oct niln '"s
dollars dat couldn't be So
.Rus how was you gwipe to prove IT, :.
81 never stopped to consider dat; but dis
morning Mr.. Smith he cum to me. and d. b
say, Jim, de Election returns Is all 10, ana a.
million msi,riiy, and dem two dollars j
mlne.' Course couldn't say nnftin ate
dat and DAYS how cum me busted."- Vtcks
burg Herald.
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naOKs, sTATFoNERY. &C.
1875 NoWIs THE TIME 1878
TO SUBSCRIBE.
1T. ELLYSON,
NEWs-DEALER AND BOOKSELLER,

ll12 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
AGENT FOR THE PUBLIsHERSAND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published In this country and
Europe, will send any Of the following papers and
magazines to any address (postage paid on re-
ceipt OF the prices annexed, which are the pub
lshers' lowest rates. The EDUCATIONAL JOUR-
NAL, with any of the following periodicals, will be
,,nnl;ad .
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BY ". 6cddin and B.. L. Apperson,
Reai Estate Agents and Aucfioreers.

nEaRABLE FRAME DWELLING No.
4Js606, ON EAST DE OF TWENTY-FIFTH
NEAR LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE AT .AUC-
TION--Nill be sold on theapremises, on THURS
DAY, Novem5er 30. 1870. IT O'Clock :. NJ the
property located above. The dwelling (recently
repaired) contains seven rooms; with small kfich-
en-, and ng1ok stable und carriage house. Lot 80
by l.2S 10 an alley. Possessionnt once.
& TEAMS some fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months Cor negotiable notes, interest
- - - W. GODDTE.
IL J. L. APPEESON,
DO 22 So saT ~ Auctioneers.
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-. By Richardson Geo.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerr,
,---. s.-- No. 1113 Main street.

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneerr,
+ No. 11I3 Main street
"A VALUABLE BRIGK-DWELLING
IA (No.4I4 DUvAL STREET) FOR SALE BY
AUCTIUN.-On THURSDAY the 25th instant, at
4 O'Clock p d., at the request Of The owner, we
T s"ait 81 sDi BSIcR bWELLIsG with f9e
rooms. and Lot No. Ala. on the north side Of
.Duval street near Adams street, owned and occu-
pied by Benjamin Hooper. Esq and others.
: TERMS One third cash; batunce at four, eight
and twelve mouths negotiable notes to be given for
the deferred payments, With interest added and Sc
- RICHARDSON & CO.,
no1S .E| kuctioneers.
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TUST RECEIVED. FALL @
u GOODS.-A full line OF Banister &s.a q.
1ichepor's fine hand-sewed. single and double
sole Congress Caters and Boots; ladies, misses
tenn, hal -sewed Shoes for old Indies boys and
youths' calfskn Caters and Lace Shoes; fine sole.
leather and Saratoga Trunks, Satchels, &c, at t&J
WTNGO, EELETT 6 CRUSfP's, .
GO a2 .stai'fGSE ,@3IR 1908 Msin street.
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RifI,,,,o,,d nispatth.
ruIIasDAY NOVEMBER %, 1875.
E0si&s

E0nas
x,,,a ,b,e my thoughts are calm and sweet,
WTax,,noaa thee they are wild and sads
with thes ms life Is all conapsete. s
wiihoar thee IL IS storMy--nsaus
Ia frue 10 me. my love, % truea
lsf,i isuaning II j have not you,
with thee fny heart IL ave at rest,
Wtlhoat thee IL b tempest-toats
With thee my life 10 fully bies',
without thee Tam wreckid and lost.
Re true 10 nae. my love, be true!
I'm nothing IL 1 have not sou.
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GENTLEMENs LONG-LEGm@s
W HUNTING.BOOTS, Double. and sin.y #V
gle-sole Box toe Boots, Z, 9th and Kid Conf ~
grsss-Gaiters and Goat, Buskins. hand 80
sewed, very soft for old ladies; Ladies', Misses,
Trunks, Valses, Satchels, Over. CATERS. &c. at
j. A. GRIGG'S, .s,-
+. n16 aEtl 4 Tenth and Main streets.
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DUBLIC SALE OF oNE-TWELFTH
PART OF THE
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS PROPERTY.

Under the authority OF q deed OF trust executed
to me by David W. Moore and Jane Fl e., hia wiiet
bearing date the 10Th day OF oc,soer IsIo anu VI
shall proceed to sell at publc auction, upon NE
premisea; op THURSDAY tine Cd day OF Decem9er
scribed therein as follows: ONE UNDlvlDED
ITWtLFrH INTEREST In THREE Tkhe ,so
and PARCELS Of LAND, lyin and DeipR Id ID. tne
Ing Id Inc aggregate about 927 acres, ana kno"n ID
inc ALLsGHASY SPRINGS PROPERTY,
and the houses. tcHements, and appurteaances
thereto belonKpg. #ss Il~dEf
30 E 40 S Ia" DAVID E. SPENCE, Trustee.
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WINES. IaeVOrss, TonACCe, 1e.

sn BARRELS BYE WHISKEY,
w 20 barrels RECTIE1EB WHBKEYs
APPLE BRANDY aud Bum,
IRISH WHISKEY,
GOOKIEG-WINES,
FAMILY and EXTRA FLOER,
GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
CHOICE COFFEE.
Tor sale hy - JOHN N. HIGGINS,
deiI 1910 Franklin street
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WOOD AND COAL.

TANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL, THE
" PEERLESS COAL
for open crates. kiIdes quicker, gives more lleat
and LASTS long r. and Will ba found The most eco
nomical fuel on the market ,
.r.-,-..0 ,,.t.-.,-..... s. p. LATHROP. "a
,.,.....s.. >..-t,-. sol3 Agent for Richmond,
no 10 Seventeenth street at drawhridge."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-25

NOR RENT, SEVERAL GOOD O.
Il ROOMS, with or without fuel gas. and LII
servants arten,ion, by the day, week, or mouth.
Amply at office Of American Hotel
no 53-Tu,Th,S2w e. Z. MILLAR, Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-25
FOR RENT.

MOB RENT, DESIRABLE BRICK a.
n TENEMENT on Seventh between Clay E1u
- aigh sfrerfs. eight rooms; kitchen, &C. gas
anu "a'e'' ROSERT B. LYME.
osaodat Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-25

sCHE PERFECTION OF FUEL Is my
II pure, free burning, and weighed crate end nat
ANTHRACITE ana peerless STINT and CLIO
WEE Hill C0AL.nnd unrivaited SOFT COKE.
For its quantity. quality, convenience and econo-
y,good housekeepers always buy. my mschiue-pre
pared KsNnLIhG. COOKING, and long PIN e and
OAK WOOD, ut Ninth and Cary and Basin aank.
I,nt j r .WATKlMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-25

FOR RENT, NICE SUIT OF
Il Rooms over Kelley's store, on Marshall ia
street entirely detached, all complete ;coal-vdus.
&C. F1ies' FA' psA ROBERT B. LYME,
oE Real Estate Agent.