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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05
=. BY Bronsugli & Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers, = 4 ]
ofTIce opposIte the courthouse, Manchester, Va

IJCTIoN SALE OF THREE TWELVE
AEACRE LOTS on THE tRICHMOND AND
PETt.RSBUKG RAILROAD IN THE CoHnsTfT
Nh. IN FROM THE CITY OF MASCH EST Err
By request OF the owner we will sell at public AUG
ton. on The premises, on M0NDAI, Apiii ~
arKELUTS OF LAND located as above.
These lots being Immediately on me kicnmona
and Petersburg railroad and turnpike, IN q haii-
ter, and particularly adapted 10 trucking. shouia
attract The attention of these In want oil q smail
home in the county convenient 10 the markets.
TERMS One. TIL I'd cash balance At one ana t"o
wears Interest added at six per cent, deferred pay
mcnts secured by deed OF trust. -, L.,
The remainder of the tract II 10 acres, Win lh-
pro'einen'S' 'of Sa'f Bhptu, tNauGH & TAYLOR,
NH a1w SIM -, - - 49,. SuctIoneeIs.
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Bret Hartc once worked for his board up
IN one OF the Sierra valleys, but the old feI-
low he lived with thinks he. hardly paid his
way. do you see that fence?" said the old
man to u pafty Of visitors lately, pointing to
stump-apdbrush affair around his garden.
"Well, Bret staid with me two year, an'
about all he done was to help me build thai, :"
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !

CoaMISsIoSER'S OFFICE,l
RICHMOND March | S7J. {
JOHNSON AND ALS. vs.. GREANER'S
~ EXECUTORS, &C.-ln the Chauce-y Court of
the city of Hichmnud-
THE following |, an extract from The decree. en-
tered In this on The 4ih OF March, 1852:
The court doth atjud2e, - DER, and decree that
this cIus. br referred 10 Thomas J. tvaus one OF
the commissioners OF this court with instructions
10 settle The accounts OF John r nd r.. executor OF
William Grant deceased. showing the extent aud
amount of the estate OF sad ccccdent: of what said
estate CONSISTS. and how the same i invested, and
what sum remains In the hanGS OF saiG executor
uninvcsled and that said commissioner ascertain
The dlstrIhutive share of the several 0strhuccs uu-
der the will OF said william Grnaner. deceased:
and said CUmmi Ssi0ntT Is dircc cd 10 Inquire end
report whether Ii will be u III Interest or all par
Ties in interest that the house and ot at the corner
of Brcad aud rwcntieth streets In the city ofkirh
mond be sold aud The proceeds rrinvesttd: and If
said commissioner shall be of opinion that the in
teIest OF all parties will not b.: prom oed BY 4
sale of said house and lot and reinvestmtn mt OF
the proceeds then said commissioners directed TO
are prourrly chargeable To he defendant Sarah
Greauer to the executor of VIII lam GreaIcr.
deceased and said commissioner Is directed to re-
port specially any matter by him deemed peril
nent, any party In interest NAV rquire. But
said commissioner is required to give notice by
iished in The city Of Richmond. OF the time and
place of tikiHg the Sccounis and ext cuting the in
quires directed Dy this decree which pun licatiou
Shall be taken KS equivalent 10 perso nal service
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have liked on TUESDAY the 2Oth uay of April,
on rlepenth between Main and Hank streets, In he
city Of Richmond, as the place 10 execute the fore
going decree. .... THUMAS y. EVANS.
NH l6.Tu4w Commissioner.
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BY ". Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuCtloneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
" ACRES OF LANDON CHURCH HILL,IN
RUTHERFOOkD'o ADDITION, NEAR THlk-
Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond entered
on The 23d of February SIS in the case OF Miller
Us. Schneider. &c, we shall, rs special comns-
sioners Their, by appointed pro iced sell nj auc.
ton. on the premises. on MONDAY the 9th Of
ArrIl. 1875 ut 4k O'Clock r. 81, The tract OF land
located as above on winch Mrs Agnes schneider
now resides, containing about three acres more or
less, with small dwelling thereon to be suhdiyid'd
into several smaller parcels according 10 plat Oh
survey to be exhibited at the time of sale.
TERMS Enough in cash 10 dciray expenses ol
SAFE and costs of suit, including back taxes; balance
on credit Of two. and three years for ntgoill-
bic notes interest added, an title retained TIL all
Of The purchase-m money Is fully paid anda convey
ance orde red by the court.
JOSEPH Ian STERNE,
&. q. GRISWOLD.
AMI Special Commissioners.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, April 3.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Corn advanced with fair demand; 30. mixed
69c Pork dull aud dcclnIng at S2l 80. Lard
active and higher at Sl4.55. Whiskev, sI.1l.
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BALTIMORE, April 8. Virginia 6's. pceleIs,
SO: consols, So. West Virgpia's, Sh. North Car
DINA 6's old, 20; ucw, 10 special tsN, 3. Bid to-
ri.I1,
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By6subos & Williams,
Real Estate agents aud AuciIoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EoUR VERY VALUABLE STORES
Z AND DWELLINGS AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARSHALL
SIRE ETS. BETWEEN BROAD AND mAR.
MARKET, TO BE SOLD Ar AUCTION, UPON
THE PREMISES, on MONDAY. 18TH DAY Of
APRIL, AT ~ O'CLOCK My request OF the
ow per we will sell the property as above Described
occupied by Messrs. IL. W. Swain, Mr.. Laforgue, e.
Archer. and 5. Hechinger. They embrace four
stores with dwellings above and no property IN the
city can be more safely relied upon fur Certain anu
remuperatiye rates OF rent. ~. s.-s Fl
tits the earnest wish Of The owner OF this proper
ty to sell and 10 enable him TO do safes will be
made even ut sacrifice; persons may, therefore,
attend with the assurance that they may buy at any
reasonable approximation TO the value OF Inc pro-
perty. .s f-at - -.
The property will be divided and sold upon terms
to be made known at the time OF the sale. ILL.,.
- WA ' GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS,
an5 -a... .5.E.i f.s- ..#,F AuctioDcers.
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By james NJ. Taylor * on,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
Office col ner Eleventh and Bank streets.

rsWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
L en- TIE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET
BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINE.
TENTH STREETS, EACH FRONTING 33X70
FEET, FOR SALE AT AUGTIUN.-Atthe request
OF the owner we will on TUESDAY The 9th DAY OF
April 1875, offer for sale, upon the premises. 1T
O'Clock I. NJ. those beautiful lots above located,
and at present occupied by j. l.. TaIaierro, Esq
TERMS Onerhird cash: the Disn2c at SIX aud
twelve months for negotiable notes. Interest ADDED.
and secured by deed OF trust.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR & SON,
aD2 Auctl0neers.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS,

CISCINSATI. April 3.-Flour Steady. Corn and
Pork firm. Bacon hrm and scarce: shoulders, &c.
cear.rib. 12Hc.; clear, 27s@l3c. Whiskey steady
afN
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BY Lyme 4 Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Al ,tioneers,
No. 1912 pain street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS -
DuvAL'S ADDITiDN, FkON1IHG ON BAkER
AND CHARITY STREETS, BEiNt, Pa oE
SQUARE ON WHICH STANDS TIE kAkbs
CITY SCHOOL HOUSE; also. THAT TRULY
VALUABLE LOT ON WHICH STANDS Tue
HOUNDED BY BRO KE AVENUE, CLAY.
AND MONROE STREETS. FOR SALE ~
AUC1 ION.-We shall sell al pubic auction 90 Tue
premises, on MONDAY the ! TIN das of April 81
Az O'Clock p. NJ. thirteen. nice building us if"Gt-
Ing on Baker and Charity streets plat sh""iis
size & c., will be exhibited at the hour Of sale.
And on TUESDAY The 18Th day Of April, lel5,
at AZ o'clock. on the premises that truly valuable
LOI Oh brook avenue and Clay a2l Monroe st'erts,
with the Old Clay Street chapel thereon. 10" Wa
by the city for school purposes. This Is moel rA-
crlleDt location FOR GTsF-class drugstore orgrper
ry stand. having a frontage on three streets.
plat Will be exhibited at the hour OF sale, showing
Size, &C. '5.s.- #t-'. ~ @... s'''
The terms OF sale Will be quite liberal.
,.. LYME & BaOTHEh, Auctioneers.
= NH 81 zap 1918 1O.1Z,l3
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Aucdoneer,
ll13 Main street

EOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, 4
i SMALL. ATTRACTIVE. NEW SIOCh;
BRICK HOUSE. WITH BAY'WlSDON, "
fOUoHEE STREET BrTw ZEN CLAY AND
LEIGH:-At the r.quest of The owner. wiz SCI! 81
FRIDAY, April 9th, NJ 1870 Oct ok. !br above
Desirable property, 80. 525 north Foushcs street
The house has four rooDs; j, in good o. der has
bay-sind0w 10 the parior, with irsid bin u tR'-
ter. sc.
Paaits OF limited means desiring cntnfor'a5!e
dwrilnE In desirable portion \ the city sh'"a
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance II six, twelve,
at q eight. en- months.
ap3 j. THOMSON BssaTES. AueEoGccr.
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BY Chatiln, Staples ( Co.,
Real Z state Agents aud Auctlonecrs,
No. IL Tenth street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
' AUCTlOS.--At The request of the owner we
will sell by auction. the premises. on THURS
DAY, April 9Th. 1875. al o'clock Z. NJ, FIVE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS. fronting ahout
thirty feet each on q or NenaDle street Det"eeu
Ihiriielh and Thirty first streets, and running
back one hundred aud thirtythree feet tn sixtce-
foot alley. And Immediately afterwards we wilt also
sell six or seven desirable and well located LOIS
the west side of Twenty-seventh street between Q
aud X streets, running back 140 feat deep. The
above lots require no grading. and bciEg located In
an improving part OF The Fast End " should COM
mand the attention Of Investors. .-'
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
an Lids 'u. Aurfioretrs.
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BY Gruhba & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

.~H-rr e. a:S - ~ '
TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE FRAMED
L DWELLING No. TAI NINTH STREET. ~.
YCND LEIGH. AT AuCTfOS.-By virtue ~,
deed Of trust da'ed 9Th Msrcb. 1874, from d n
Bro: * 70 the UNDERSIGNED as trustee duly recorded
In the Richmond Ghaucery Court Clerks ofrre /.
ID. B. lO2 b., page 372, ! shall sell at pubic su~,
lion, upon the premises, on HUEsDsY The G,L
April, 1878, At "a O'Clock z. ~, being thereto re-.
quired by The bcuef .irt in said deed OF trust he
LOT OF EAND known In the plan of French Gar.
den. drawn by sr. Bales on 10th May, lsi5,
and recorded In Hentico County Court Clerks
Office as Lot No. 22, fronting 80 feet On he east
side Of Ninth street, and running back between
parallel lines 100 Ieet, with FRAMED DWELL
ING tNe. "a II thereon. al pre- .ent occupied By A.
X. Brooks, and continuing iire.rocms and Is in
good order; kitchen Ill the yard with two rooms
TEENS: Cash sufficient b payable expenses Of
sale and q note for 1850 with IN crest from The
10Th March 1875, I'LL paid. and lhe residue upon
such Terms as The granlor inis,d deed may pn.
scribe. ....., THOMAS }. EVANS,
Trustee
GRUBIs & williams, Auctiopners, NH ri
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AUCTION sALEs-Fafurs eax.
-
ByAu9lstine RoyaiI, -
tsaecessor to Moody 4 Royalty
Hea, Estate Agent and Aucuopeer.
office corner Of Seventh and Hull street.
Manchester Vs

A sS1GNEE'S SALE OF HASDso,,,,
n BUILDING LOTS IN The CITY nv ",
SHEsTER.-As assignee Of the estate Of ~ y, " ::
Aurtna, bankrupt, VIII sell IT public suciioo o.
O'Clock r. III. valuable BUILDING IsnSSIas
Gated on the westerly side Of Seventh stree, ~ 10
street75 feet and running back Ee,ws.n ,esrBth
lines 10 feet 10 be sold clear Of all liens shs
TERMS OF SALE: Une-tilrtl OF The puret,so,,..
Eey 10 be paid ia cash; la ance at six and Ivalo
months. purchaser to give potes 4 def rIeS I've
Inents with interest addedat six per ccut gs,b.g
De retained Will AZ ne pnrchase-money 1. paid
APP 5.M,w, F&S4t TT Sn.pI,ss,
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An1,TloN sALEs-Thls icy.
BY Cook Il LauRhtoD. Auctiopeers,
No, 10 Governor street

GALE ON FULTON HILL.-THIs
- MORNING (nonday, April 81 we will sell ~
the residence of Mr. Palmer, between Rockers anu
the Williamsburg road, large qusntity q Pr
an excellent cow, GARDEN
UTENSILS &C., sc. See hnnd- bills for particu-
lars Sale 10 commence at O'CLOCK.
80 - =. ICUOK g. LAUGHTON,
,ns.1,x !, Auctioneers.
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SAN'Eb.
VIZ ANTED. MONDAY MORNING, seve-
w rul BOYS and GIRLS. at steady work.
a. GOLDBACk & CO.,
Vfrgiria Match Company,
an h-lf+ Thirty. first aud Main SrrcrtS.

WANTED. MONDAY MORNING, seve-
w nl BOYS and GIRLS, at steady work.
virginia Match Company,
ap 5-lt+ Thirty. first aud Main streets.
yKTANTED. FIFTY COLORED MEN
stone for y" paw paving. Wapted, FIFTY Coal
10 n wans n"s ay f2eE5f %
MEN olive with priva families In New DIRK AID
other northern ci'gs AH ITSif 70 Labor Agent
WANTED, A TEAM AND DRIVER
at from 81 to $40 per 1000 feet. Constant en-
bio, m"n. Apply to JAMES 7. DICKINSON,
huckner's station, Chesapeake aud chic G raiIroad'
ap 3-ot No. 'renth rect.
WANTED, MOCklNG BIRDS, for
w which the highest market price will he paid.
Call at =. BElLhNO 1'> Braud-Cuuiug establish
mcnt, No. l41O Main street.
Large supply Of Bircs and Cages for sale
WANTED, BY A CUTTER WHO HAS
w had six years experience in the merchant
tailoring business, a slrU aTlOS. He can fur
nsh the best of city refere-cej Ad EFe IrFrR
NH 30-2w* No. east jackson street.
BUSINESS WANTS.
pOARDERS WANTED.-Several rooms,
ID or suit Of rooms. with BOARD, nicely fur
nished, can be had by applying to 1rv,1
ap 5.2w corner ighih ana Clay streets.
WANTED, MY FRIENDS AND THE
w public to know that ": y. WESSON. THE
TAILOR, is at 40. | Twelfth street. Two doors
below ST: yImes Hotel PRICES reasonable, Salts
faction will be given, and Will refer an application
have worked for. p5-M&s2tt
WANTED, TO LEND ON CITY I'M
" fHoVEP sU kNA Of M MsrAnYk the Following
$780, $780, $Ia9pSM1p g Sq sk spS $780,
Real Estate Agent and Auction. er,
ap3 ct l113 Nuin street.
M ANTED, 800 CORDS CHESTNUT
Appv OAK % BARK wh iehfSF aT1l' pfse paid
NH Slim Richmond. Va.
BOARD WANTED, ABOUT MAY 1sT,
- fora FAMILY consisting of three adults, and
two children six cen and tour Years OF see, with
unfinished rooLs. Address A. b. c., DiSpotch
office. stating location and price. ap 2-eod6t"
WANTED, BOARDERS, FOR FRONT
w CHAMBER, dressing room attached, second
floor Can also aceom NM, several grnilelsn.
NH 26-codSt sos east Franklin street
WANTED, TO EXCHANGE A FARM
w of about one hundred acres of very fertile
land in Orange county near GordonsvilIc Tor a
small HOUSE AND LOT in Richmond. Address
No. 03 west Cary street. mh 12.F&1u3w*
WANTED, TO SELL NEW DOUBLE
" SEAT ROCkAWAY; 3 new SPRING
DkAYs, new T MO-a0RsE sPRiSG- TkUCk,
new FARM-WAGON, l CART, and 2 second
hand SPRING WAGONS. ..s
Also, wants an ApAiENTICE-B0Y to learn the
'''SAs"'''" business. A ggaMEs T. .NEALE.
No. 121 Eighteenth street,
NH 27-2w .HE Richmond, Va.
. ono CORDS BLACK-OAk BARK
S,OOO wANTED.-W'l II pay the highest mar
het price for same delivered In Richmond Ut any
one OF the railroad depols or on the canal. Apply
to GOODMAN & MYERS,
Office No. 1926 Main street.
NH l7-lm Pusl-t flee box S62.>
w ANTED, EVERY ONE TO KNOW
w that have great mlny bargains left from
my sale of FORT ited pledges, consisting Of LADIES'
aud GESTLEMKN'S WATCHES. CHAINS, JEWEL
RY, &c: ali Of which will be sold very cheap TO
realize the mchey advanced. -
s. 4. WINSTOCK,
lEl linn No. II Fourteenth street.
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BY Bronaugh 4 Eayier.
Real Estate Agents and ABriLosssTs,
CAice opposite Court. Louse,
Manchester, Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE PRO.
- NoUScED by the Circuit coutT OF Ches'gsrr'
held xoanIy the 7th Gsy OF FEBRUARY, Il 80,
In lbe clincry suit ther In d,rehdiyf. styled JoAh
X. Cogbil. admit istrator de bDa6 non u A. G
CogbLl. deceased, plaintiff. aeanst Joan '" het-
toms, defendant, The uniss isEeo, stectal connls-
siUpffs ap2olut,d 10y said decree tSr the phGpo'e'
Will expose 10 sale at puhtc ancuon. IN FROM o..
the cohrt-hoase OF Chesterfield cskntY * me abut
OF IL O'Clock 3D., on MONDAY The l2th naEot
April 1873, the following proHer.y Belonging ~
John W. bHtuins-io WIT. Two !rasS, %
parcels OF LAND hing together IL sad
couu y, on or wear the CLOVER I!.l iailroai one 90
TWO miles above tenG,ay's sts,lon, sdjo!"f,s sao
lands o; James Boitomsand cas. ,hr irst izsct COS
Iuniag 9ia aces tpssrr OF !ss,i, Win pN ELL
ING aEo the usual oI-buiidlass thereon, ana a5e1i
Whieh The said John W.. BoEtolas COW tede: ; ana
the othtr trssct contains 81 acres lmose or ie;s,
upan the fplioslrg terms--to vii: For 50 lhhs'
esh as Is Necessary 10 pay The coss OK SAID ~ -h
abe expense OF tails sale: and The RESCUE upon
credit OF one, TWO, aud In Yeas Gyiaed Ia lhfte
tquat insiataeuts the purch ser giving h.s noiS,
for the deferred payme ats With Interest ADDED ~ u.
day OF sale, and the THE tn be ieiatJtG hhlii wy
whole purchase-mansS is PAID and COVE! aAs'
ordered by the court. Il. NJ. CuSNEE.
WF G. GRE CORY,
ap 3.tds Commas. toatfs.
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nON'T PAY 80 FOR A GAL 49,
~ TER when You can bny city -tnade sla&eekS1Ss
one for 81. bout pay 81 for u snos when yen can
buy one Tor 50. TITS Is true II you don't believe
H. 70 to the factory, 215 Broad street. between Sec
ond and Third. Nothing but ciiy-lEaae goods sold
Every pair warrante BOOTS FOOTED TO OR.
DER FOR ONLY $G. sel6
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PRINTiNG-HOUSE.

Unsurpassed facilities for doing al kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. Work promptly and neatly exc.
cuted, sndat low prices.
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MARINE -HNTELAIGEyCE.

IMMATURE Ar.HANAC, APRIL 8; 1875.
Sun rises. .>-..... 541 Moon rises........ 524
Snn sets........... G.l9I High linp. 1856
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QUESTION: Where can buy D
VI good SHOES for myself or chill. sa1a5B -
dren at low figures, but made Of good materlaty
Answer: Al the factory No. 2l1 Broad street,
between Second and Third. where nothing but city,
made goods are sold.
BOOTS footed TO order for only Sc. salE
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M EDDING AND VISITING-CARDS
w beautiful. At tbs Disnatch Prtnnn2.House
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lust RECEIVED a LARGE STOCK
~ of GFNrLEMEN'S SDLELEATHER, ZINC.
anu CANVAS-COVERtD TRUNKS: iLADtEs'
SARATOGA and PACKlNG-TkUNkS. Vallses,
Satchcls, Trunk-StraIs, Tourist Straps, Shawl
Straps and Boots, s0cs, Ties. and Slippers. for Ia
| dies, gentlemen, misses, boys, and children,
J. A. GaIGGS,
mh Is Tenth and Nain streets.
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SXTANTED. FIFTY COLORED MEN
w to go near Wilmington, Deli to cut block
MINERS. wish to hire fifty colored miners 70 90
to Indiana. Wanted. TWENlY COLOhED W..
MkS live with priva families In New DIRK AID
other northern ciles Apply 10
J.P. JUSIIS. Labor Agent,
uu5 No. 9 Fifteenth street.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!n
~ Latest styles BOOTS and SHOES forH E&
gentlemen A large variety OF GENTLE. A
MEMS SLIPPERs, some. new and beautiful Styles.
LADIES AIRLINE" SLIPPERS. SEWfURT.
TIES. &C., SC. Sole agents for Ranfsrer & 1iche-
nor's fine work. Trunks. Valisps SA.ch. Is. &c.
WINGO, ELLkTrS tRUMP,
NH 10 1905 Main street.
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FORT MONROE, April 3.-Passcd in: Barks Me
dia,0r and Larlcn Vale, tor Richmond. Sailed
Bark Aker. for Baltimore.
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By y. NJ. Lee. auctloncer,
No.lU14 Nam street

GpUnns 4 WILLIAMS. AuctIonee,
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9EAL ESTATE AT PRIV ATE MALI.

ZEAL ESTATE AT PRIV ATE MALE.
EOR SALE OR RENT, THAT DE- ar
L SIRABLE RESIDENCE No. 405 Gary III
street containing sixteen rooms: be.ldes. pantry,
greenhouses bathroom. close and all modem iH-
prorcmeuts, Tnrre is also or the premises brick
stable aud carriage house. 1t viii be rented fur
nished or unfinished. Apply on the premises.
NH z cod "
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MARTINS FERRY .
Fatal Accident to Another
Glitch.
Man Killed in a Coal Bank.

By one of those strange and sad DIS
nepsations Of Providence which no NOR
tai questions, mule driver in the coal
bank of Mr.. Henry Helling, located at
the western limits of the town, met his
death in the following manner;
About eleven o'clock yesterday lore
noon while German named William
Calby, was driving Il mule hitchcd to
three or four coal cars, pile of slate or
stone fell from the roof of the bank
onto the car in which he was riding
and crushed him to death
almost instantly. The falling mass was
so large as to almost fill the car, the ca
pacity of which is about twenty-five
bushels. The team was preceded oy
another only short distance, ana the
driver hearing the noise occaSloned by
the fall of rock, turned around, and see
ing no light, they all carry
small lamps usually attached
to their heads stopped MS team, and has
tened back to where the calamity occur
red there to find his companion crushed
down in the car. almost covered with the
fallen debris. The mule stood in It's
tracks uniujurcd, and We believe none OF
the other cars had Il particle of stone IN
them. Assistance was called rs speedily
as possible and the poor fellow extracted
from his terrible position.
Every effort possible was made to re-
sussitate him but all to no purpose. Liie
was extinct. His body was taken home
by his friends and fellow workmen where
!, WAS received by his frcnzIed and sor-
row stricken wife, the terrible news hav-
ing been revealed rs easily rs possible,
few minutes in advance of the arrival "i
her husbands remains. The deceased
WAS man about - years of age and had
been married six or seven months. lie
was worthy young citizen OF tn" place
md respected bv all who knew him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-25

PARKERsBURG ExCURsIoN.-The ex-
curSion to Parkersburg, under the auspices
of the Beethoven Singing Society, on
board the steamer Express, was quite
success. At an early hour in the evening
large number of persons who had pur-
chased tickets, assembled on the levee
and anxiously awaited the arrival
of the boat, which had been un-
nvoidablv detained two or three hours
later than the appointed time for leaving
Wheeling. On the arrival of the boat
there was a grand rush to secure berths,
but the clerk refused to give any salts
faction in regard TO the matter until the
ladies were all accommodated, which
caused considerable dissatisfaction. There
were about two hundred and fifty cxcur-
sionists. The boat left the levee at l:l5
A. NJ. and arrived ut Marietta
at $50, and at Parkersburg
at 1880. The party Immediately
separated throughout the city, largss
portion of them going to a pleasant re-
treat short distance below the city,
where the afternoon was spent pleasantly
The committee of Arrangements WAS
composed of the following gentlemen:
Mcssrs. August Muesgc, julius Lohsc,
Anton Rryman, William Mucgge and
Henry Hess, who had the excursion in
charge, and they deserve credit for the
able manner in which they discharged
their duties.
The party left Parker'burg at t o'clock
IN the evening and arrived ut Wheeling
about s o'clock Yesterday morning
Thcmusic was furnished by Prof. Joe
Kramcrs Band in their usual good style.
A general feeling of dissatisfaction
and disappointment prevailed among
the excursionists over the manner
in which the officers of the
boat attended 10 the wants
and comforts of the company. They are
loud in their dcnuncintions, but not
knowing the facts in the case, We iorbcar
comment.