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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02
The Georgia Scare.

A Washington special Of Aug. 81 to the
Chicago Tribune says:
The best information here concerning
tho alleged negro instruction in Georgia
is that it is . scare for political effect.
The dispatches received here furnish no
proof of any intention to massacre The
Department Of Justice has not yet received
information from the United States Mar.
shall, who is reported to be near the scene
OF the alleged insurrection. The following
dispatch has been received here from re-
sponsible Republican source:
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 90
The alleged instruction thus far has
amounted to nothing. On the other hand
the White-Leaguers and ku-Klux have made
1t an occasion to prosecute the colored pop.
ulation OF Washington and Jefferson Coun.
ties, and are continually arrestng and
throwing into prison innocent and harmless
persons who are without weapons and in q
completely defenseless state,
1t is reported that Harris has been ar.
rested, and that his confession duplicates
many prominent colored politicians in the
so-called conspiracy. 1t is well known here
that these reports come directly from the
White-Leaguers, who are using every effort
within their power to arouse the indigna
ton OF the white population Of the dis
turbed sections, and thus consummate q
petty war Of the races. The negroes have
been denied their rights for some time
past-particularly the right of holding pub.
lie meetngs-and they have simply at.
tempted to secure this right by going to
their meetings In strong squads, and in some
instances bearing arms for self-protcction
At present everything is said to be quiet on
the field Of instruction, save now and then
an arrest OF some supposed dangerous party,
and the thrusting OF the same, under pro-
test and without hearing, into the county
dungeons, to wait there for trial and pun
ishment or release.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02
ONLY a PRINTER"
BY HARVEY HOWARD.

BY HAhNEf HONARD
- o,,v printer!" fair maiden said
A. She haughtily tossed her golden head.
g Only a printer! and poor as mouse
That's lived for years in a meeting house"
Only printer! and when he sought
The hand that riches might have bought,
A cold, quick "No!" was her scornful reply,
with an added smile as she marked the sigh
With which, lamenting, he turned away
u HeIl do to tiirt with; but tell me, pray,
n YOU think I'd marry workingman!
II want to marry a Count can"
Only printer!" But after days
See men walking in devious ways
From those who have travelled in days ofold
And holding posts that they had not held.
Only printer," The years sped fast
And honors came to the typo fast.
.nnly a printer!" at last had come
into the heirship of quite sum;
And following the bent OF printers mind
For true il is they are all inclined,
No odds how happy they be at home,
To leave it in foreign lands to roam
Following this bent, as I've said before,
He travelled the land from shore to shore,
And finally crossed the raging sea,
And wandered around in the "old coun-
tree"
One morn as he smoked a contemplative
pipe,
For he ,t thought Of the golden head that was
By the maiden that he in his youth had
lost
He suddenly thought he would take a
shave,
For shorn men always appear most grave.
He entered the shop, and cast his eye
Upon the barber who sat close by.
Ahal and why that startled gaze?
Why shout the printer in wild amaze?
Seated upon that chair by the door
Vas one who had shaved him in years be-
fore;
Yes, shaved him, but not his bearded face!
Shaved him-but not in BARRIERS place!
Shaved him of stamps in a little loan,
When "only printer" had :" Count Ty-
rome"
And the girl who cast off the typo man
With If Pll marry Count cam"
Had married the Count-and become the
wife
OF Paris barber! Oh! such is life
And the fancy French she had learned at
school
Was all the stock OF the little fool
Who had welded barber rather than one
Who was now at the head of the highest
He was only printer" All, yes, my girl,
Your scornful "Onlies" at printers hurl.
1 Only printer" is much the same thing
As only hero or only king.
Brooklyn Sunday Sun.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

LAT Brownsville, Tex, bees have be
come troublesome in a number of grocery
stores. They have taken possession Of
some stores and bad TO be driven out with
smoke. The place where sugar is stored
is alive with them, and they have driven
custom away in consequence of children
being stung. They have become nui.
sance and the storekeepers show them no
mercy. Large numbers have been killed
as the only remedy 10 get rid of them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

u A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette has taken the pains to cast up the
accounts Of de!alcations and rascalities OF
State and county officials in OHIO since
1856. II he has been accurate in his cal
culations the people have lost 81 ,2sO, 93l-2l
through the dishonesty Of Democrats, and
only $50, 900 by Republican malfeasance
The comparison Is suggestive
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

e2-The Ohio State yourndlcs Allen "a
counterfeit Bill" That fits. He won't pass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-07
: MARRIAGE AsAsposEp--A Dsusgsrs

4 M.pa,sar AsASpoNEp--A UEcagrEp
pr1nrcnoox Asp A DIsArpovsTEn BRIDE.-
The Wilmington (Del) Republican tells
cow NJ A sudden and total Interruption OF
the course OF true love. tags:
= Thursday week two lovers took passage
IN the afternoon train from this city to Phi'a-
S,e,uhia for the avoved purpose OF being
united In wedlock. On their arrival 10 PEiia'
s3eInhis A messenger was dispatched 70 cam
den TO secure the services OF certain
rreyeber whom they desired to oficiate:
A. $50 O'Clock the loving pair appeared
before the reverend gentleman and az
uounced themselves ready 10 take a new
,fecarture' into the state OF matr1mony.
Tbe minister was. required either by the law
Df his State or the regulations Of his church
to Keep correct aad complete record OF the
names Of all parties married, also their real
AGE. their nativity, the full names and age
and nativity Of their parents. The ceremo.
mics commenced In due time; the intended
bridegroom answered all questions prompt
ls. To the question how old are you! ne
replied twenty five years. The intended
bride answered all questions until she was
asked her age. This question she point
blank refused TO answer, whereupon sne
was politely informed by the officiating
preacher that .he could not proceed
further unless she would give correct an
swer to the question. She paused Tor lev
minutes, and then responded, am thirty
one years Of agel' This unexpected an
nouncement seemed to surprise the INTENDED
bridegroom, and apparently with great feei
Ing he stated that her mother positively de
clared that she was twenty-s and as b.
was twenty-five he considered this an attemp
to deceive him and after further discussing
and considering the situation he finally de
cided not TO marry any woman who was s.
much older than himself, and who had trie'
to deceive him."
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY q, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, nerchan.
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat compa-
Schooner 81 5. c. Tryon, Nickerson, Woods Hole
guano, Allison & Addison.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, L: q; Tatun. agent.
Schooner IS: Dunuock, Paul, Washington, gran
Schooner William Layton, Layton, Norfolk, coal
Schooner Cora E. Smith, Smith, Baltimore, fish,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York, january 4, bark Brazilian
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA. January 5.--AIrlved: Schooner
Alkaline, Carlisle. from James river.
Passed through Hell GATE January 4, schooner L.
IT. Whltmore, Whitmore, from Richmond. for New
Haven; also, schooner Roena Ara0ell, Caraby fro m
Stockings, from Virginia for New Haven.
VINEYARD HAVEN, January 2.-Arrived: Schoon-
ers a me- sh soP ron o frn p Rle
. for Virginia.
NEW HAVEN, January 2.-Arrived: Schooner
Farewell. Gregory, from Richmond.
NEW ioyK, January 4.-Arrred: Schoouers
Anthony kllley, Greenwood: Mary +. Mangum,
Zulifr; Admiral, SIN ith, from Virginia Also AR
rived, schooners julia Baker, Baker, and L. 9. Ben
ton, Hess. from New Haven for Virginia.
DISASTER,
Brig Shasta, from Richmond. Va, for Trieste,
laden with tobacco, BEFORE reported. went ashore
November 80. while in charge OF licensed pilot.
between Umago and Salvorc Point. She WIS got of
ss to es eF a
leaking December s, and little damage Was antlci-
pated. a-...
BY TeIexraph. .- 49,.
NEW YORK, January 6.-Arrived out: Corn wall.
Victoria. Geneveye, Strickland, Martha Booker
Andrew Jackson. Oasis, Mary A. Marshall, Eliza.
Palmerston, Jane, ANNA, Dalapo, Wayfare Harts-
1ene, Dagney, Ada, and Bonner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-07
BY n. II. Lee s
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

VALUABLE LOT ON THE NORTH
Y SIDE OF LEIGH STREET WEST OF
ppoSK AVENUE, WITH COMFORTABLE
BRICK DWELLING, Fog SALE AT AUCTION.
Rv renest of The owners WIN sell at public auc-
Ron. on the premises, on MONDAY, 18th Janu.
ary, 1876, at 4 O'Clock p. M, the property de-
scribed above. The LOT fronts 27 feet, running
hack about 81 feet to an alley. The HOUSE con-
t.ins Eve rooms besides kitchen.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance on credit OF
six a. d twelve months for negotiable notes, Win
nremjses. - m - ~. N. M.>EEE,
In g. .s-.s - .,AuctlOneeE.
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DOUBLE s. CHEST-PROTECTO o.
~ every size imported from England, and sold
at MEADE j. BAKERS drugstore.
.DITMAN'S SEA SALT. III 25 and soc. packages
Sold at - MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
CHARCOAL BISCUIT and OZENGES, for the
relief and cure OF foul BREATH heartburn, and dys-
pepsa. SOLD at MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
= CUTLER'S POCKET INH ALERS afford prompt
relief to sorethroat bronchitis and catarrb. Sol
at 80 MEADE BAKERS drugstore.
PATE PECTORALF, ALUM and KINO LOZ-
ENGES, and CHLORATE OF POIASSA LOZ-
ESGES, for coughs, colds, and sorcthroat- Sold at
- MEADE BAKERS drugstore.
PULLNA, FREIDRIcHSHALL,.a and other Eu-
ropean MINERAL WATERS, sold 10 all quantities
Ut =, 20 -- MEADE & BAKERS drugs tore.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE with EXTRACT OF
BEEF-yery nutritious and pleasant TO the taste.
Sold at MEADE BAKERS drugsforeI,
de 10 r,t, r"s .sr,..sl-.f 919 Main street.
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BY ". NJ. Lee, Auctioneer,
1914 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, ON
Y CLAY BETWEEN TWENTY-S1XTH AND
TWENTY-SEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-By request Of the owner, Will
sell at public auction. on the premises, on FRI
valuable BUILDING LOT described, fronting OH
Clay street SO feet and running back about So feet
TEENS: Une-third cash; balance ut six and
secured uy trust deed on the property.
ia 4 NM. LEE, Auctloneer.
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.EE ATIGG10H. 1A1Gt15..ka s1HC Sss ~Ss~-
ByDsvenport q Morris, A 70 - me y.
n ucTIoN SALE OF GOFFEE.- =, |,
~ THURsDAY.14ti, Jaanary, We VIII; e. =.
...C43on ne orr warehouse, corner ano
saenff, Streets at O'Clock. tne caIRO No
ssPenruin,p direct from,Rto De daneat0.
Of 1000 BAGS RIO COFFEE.
orArIrY nosrLY PEIHE-N sTKoTG DOUBLE 'e'a' NE
'EfSt 7stf" ~ BAGS. : III,
Ian, roo, :. 70 for the southern and west.
err trade. DAsSN1 o Anctioneera
ta7 90 = - 49, -
--T1-T. BY Z. D. Eacho, 4 : -
Fl, Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
No. north Fourteenth street. a
IS ASST aNEE. IN BANKRUPTCY, oE I,
~ DAVID BAKE JR- will, on sAIU lt1 Al
the ti day OF January at the lacloty to. so,,tt
cnnYed by tie said Baker, on seyentu s SIIsno
of canal street, sell at public auction the
Pr Sso BOUNDS Of MANUFACTURER TOBACCO
500 pounds loose 10 SCI bss sE; TOBACCO e'4A
Small lot Of LICORICE, A,,
ESSENTIAL and OLIVE OiLSf
/ GRAPE SUGAR,
Lot OF LABELS, .,,..E ahtt q -, e
One IRON SAFE, <H.t.
HsEt',, One DESK, &c.
Sale to commence at Q O'Clock M, , m, ~
l. TERMS: Cash.t - !t3A a. D. Ben nasianse.
tat 1870
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MINERAL WATER. 7
THE BUFFALO. LITHIA WATER
L FOR SALE.

Spring No. OF these Springs is considered well
nigh specific In the diseases peculiar 10 women I'm
dyspepsia, and In chronic nttrmitteut and reu,dt-
tent ferers. Spring No. 2, though of recent dis
corery. has made Of the most ablecures
npon record In affections Of the kidneys ana hlad.
dersnd aapendages. IL has given decided relief In
equity and rheumatic affections dependant upon
uric xcld IN The blood, and has shown great power III
aneaons or the lFer and stomach. The water or
eitne spring. put up ia boxes containing dozen
Navigation bottles, will be delivered at the SCOTS
burg depot or the Rchmond and Dansine rail-
road at rs per box, to lie paid In advance. Ad-
dress THOMAS +. GOODE,
BIfao-Lithta Springs,
Meclenburg county, Va.
TAese@atefs are for sale la Richmond 10y
PURCELL, LkDDl 4 CO.,
sc 3-2aH6n Agents Virginia Springs Wate-.
SARATOGA AND KIsSENGEN WA.
~ TER constantly on dr2nght ct
GEORGE SCHENS,
corner OF Main and Eleventh ELroets-
no l3-eow2m r.~E.
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DRUas., ,MzpIOsIlrINEs.. &c.

GREAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC.
W J. M.EARoQUES ELIXIR OECALasA.n.A IA
Improves the digestion. An excellent preventlye
or FKvKEs, FEVER AID AGUE, &C., &c. ahu
sated ,eysos,s. w. e. THORNT0H. sole, manulac-
tnrer, Baltimore. Sold BY druggists generally
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ZEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE, PRIVATELY, A FARM
Il containing 2091. ACRES, we'll adapted to
truck farming, situated 10 the county of Hanover,
twelve miles from Richmond, and half a
mile from Ashcake station, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. The above farm, If desired, will be sold
In parcels to suit purchasers. e.. .t.sl.s.. ..
it, TERMS: Liberal. Apply 10
a'N G. r. WINGFTELD,
..F....... ss... ia west Duvai street.
ia 7-1Th,Sa&Tum* Richmond, Va.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January &, 1876.

= OFFEKINIS.
WnEAT.-White, 900 bushels. Red, / 500 bush
els.
CoRS.-White. 39s bushels.
OATs.-14S bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whtte, 500 bushels on private terms
CoRN.-Whiic. 326 bushels very good at soc. /; ~
bushels very good at Sic. Total 39S bushels.
DATs-l4S bushels Very good al CSC.
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TIGH CONsTABLE's SALE.

.a..as.s ~ J ] s,n - -, =,
VIII sell at public snSuop' on on d,c,oct p NJ. on
s Say ., street. on south side Of the Docs me
ptoPs to s. sp' hayeae
In my Ian 10 no John w. Wright, sheriff. ana as
Innh admins,rater OF the estate OF Robert D.
Smythe: ron ,yor1sFa ~.'s
-' 1 SHED, ana
IT, f. STABLE" - ,,roprppy
TERMS Saei' - h. c. e. X.
IA 6-3t IN ------------
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CONFECTIONERIEss

CONTEMPORARIES.
D AISINS, NUTS, &c. '...
so BOXES RAIsINs,
500 POUNDS ALMONDS,
500 POUNDS ENGLISH WALSUTs,
Q BARRELS PECAN NUTS,
100 BOXES and DRUMS FIGS,
800 CocoANUTS, ...
5 BOXES CITRoN, 1..
s BOXES LEMONS, .-..... :.
3 HALF BARRELS MISCE-MEAT,
20 HAMS FRESH VESlsoS.
In store. w. g. CAMBRIDGE & CO.,
do II S27 Broad street.
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niN.WALKER q CO., GENERAL IN
IL SURANCE AGENTS, 1G14 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the Nv
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE M
SURANCE COMPANY, OF London and Etin-
burgh. England--capital, 81 100000 gold;
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cinc1-
natl Ohlo-assets ever d, 00.O00 ,o,,,.
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COhPA.
NY, Of New York-assets over 100000:
,LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANhlSt
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Vs.-assss over
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y.-assets over S3o0.e0o; ,..-
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF BROOK
lyn, N. Y.-assets over $4,000, 600. -
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, o.
Portsmouth, Ya.-assets over $4,000.
deposited with the Treasurer Of Virginia, 81 5ot.
GEO, Losses eauitably adjusted and promptly pa.a
at this agency. Applications solicited, and lnHe-
date attention given thereto. oc 10
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..@' CAUTION.
Buy nopowders or prepared S1afMONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless in our engraved wrapper
with trademark, STAMP, and signature uubroken !;
none other Is genuine. -..rs
de 2S-Sm Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
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MEDICINE.

NM w A5AAA~ - . il I
THE FAMOUS GLoBE-FLowER sY UP
. CURES, AS IF By MAGIC, -
t.a COLDS. COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, RoARsEHEss,
OBSTINATE LUNG AFFECTIONS, 'i tthsi
ASTHMA, GROUP, 80. ..-..t..s,..y .t.s-s-5
. . BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS, rLEURrsI,
DIFFICULTY OF BREArHTSe, ;. - -
LOSS OF VOICE, and will cure f-gIgts
CONSUMPTION, III,
as 10000 grave-robbed witnesses testfy. NO
opium nothing poisonous; delicious to take ;tne
earthly savior to all afflicted with ahecnons OF the
throat and lungs bequeaths to posterty one OF the
greatest blesgings-souyp LUNGS and Immunity
from coSsUssPTIoN.
Over one hundred thousand bottles have been
used, and not single failure known. Thousands OF
testimonials or wonderful cures, such as the foiiow
ing can be seer at the Office Of the proprtetors NO
go Broad street. Atlanta Ga. or VIII be sent on ap
pucation to any who doubt: 80
.a.;. Il; EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ATLANTA. GA, january 90. 1874. !,
DR.. J. s. PEMBEKroN: Dear Sir nave u SCI,
YOUR Globe-F1ower Cough syrup myseii. anu IA "a
family with benefits so marked as 20 ieaYe W.
questioned the merits Of remeay Sa nVaIything FOR
colds coughs aud obstinate lung anecnohs sn,
aiwaya use IL with perfect confidence, ann teEein,
mend Il to the public as a remedy which Will auoro
that Subtraction experienced BY me and mine.
: Very respectfully Yo sEs NJ. SAITH.
-. ''..--.Hs.' Governor state OF Georgia
|. For sale by DR.. J. 8. PEMBERToN Co., propre'
tors Atlanta Ga P aqs Ell LADD 6 Co,
,..... ...,... -..t = :, wholesale Agents,
:. Am Richmond. Va.
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By Augustine Royal, successor to
Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
office corner Of seventh and Huh streets.
Manchester Va Nt

SALE OF A VALUABLE
L LOT IN THE CITY OF NANCREsTgp
FRONTING FORTY.FIVE, FEET ON THis,
TENTH NEAR SEMMFS STREET, RUNYNS
BACK ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TTn
FEET.-fn execution Of deed Of trust executed
by George w. Snellines and wife to Charles I.
Friend and Albert 4. Cheatham, trustees, on the
10th day OF April 1850 will sell at public anc.
ton, TO the higest bidder the premises on We'd
NESDAY the 18th day or January, 1878, At Az
O'Clock P. NJ, the Aforementioned lot.
TERMS :One- fourth cash; balance on credit Of
ments, for negotiable notes with interest added and
title retained until full payment.
.Gz =. II. FLuUkSOY,S Sheriff, &C.,
4. and as such administrator OF
A. A. Chatham, deceased, surviving trustee, &c.
de 17-tds .s a-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i TRACT OF LAND IN AMELIA COUNTY.
By virtue Of deed of trust executed by William
c. Bradley to The unders igned as trustee aud duly
recorded In the clerks office Of the County Court OF
Amelia Courtho usr. on WEDNESDAY the 9Th
day OF January. 1875; That valuable PKACT SE,
FIFTY ACRES more or less), now occupied by
the said William C. Bradley, lying within one
mieof the fourisliing village of Amelia Court.
house. Said tract has comfortable FRAME
DWELLING containing six rooms, and all the ne
cessary out buildings. About one-third or the
land is IL. pine whlcnis valuable on account OF It's
proximity to the railroad. A large portion Of The
residue Is alluvial lowland.
the deed prescribesa sale for cash; but win ex-
tend libetatcredit TO the purchaser. For further
information apply TO ..,,,,,>,, o.,
IN 1-2 5.7o &tflS Richmond. Va.
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BY james NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF aiCH ,,
MAIN BETWEEN FIFTEENIH AND y p,I SEVEN YIN
TENTH STREETS, KNOWN AS THE MID
HOUSF,n AND AT PRESENT OCCUIED BY A.
L.JACOBS, ESQ. ATAUCTiON.- Byvirtue Of
a deed Of trust executed on the els day of Noyem-
her S62, to the subscriber, from 81. N. kracker,
recorded in the clerks office Of Richmond Hastings
NOW Chancery) Court. In d. 3. 10 A, page 527,
10 secure the payment of certain negotiable notes
therein mentioned at the request of the bene ciary
in said deed and In conformity with the directions
of decree Of the Chancery, Court of the city or
Richmond pronounced on the 9th day OF May,
1871, In the case of Shields pS. kracker. shall
sell at public auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY the 2sh day Of January, 1878, atl2
O'Clock NJ, III fair IL not the first fair day there.
after, Sunday excepted,l that desirable BRICK
STORE and DWELLING on the south side OF
Main between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets,
No 1925. The lot fronts twenty-one feet TWO
Inches, and runs back ninety-four feet TO an
alley fifteen feet wide. ..s
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses
of sale and the sum of S2,091.19 with interest
from May 81, 1871, at the rate OF ten per cent.
per annum until paid. ....- 49,
Terms as 10 surplus Of the proceeds Of sale will
be made known 81 the hour Of sale. 4" .
|I JAMES N. TAYLOR, Trustee.
m s. Aurtf0npprs. In Il
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 9, 1875.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY z, 1875
dun rises. TIA Moon rIses........ 1877
Bun sets. ......... 4.46 High tide.......... $50
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aAUCrtoN ~ ES-Rst ars Days.
~~-s~S-~~ST -y~>se~sAsS
nv Iyus& Hfotnes.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a FARv
W m HENH1CO COUNTY or THEKIyGS'
LAND Road, ABOUT TEN MILES HELoT
Parguant 10 decree or the Circpit Court for Is.
county or Henxfco entered on the 2tti Of Deer.
per, S74. On suit OF Bufdn 10. Lyme. &c, we sb,s
sell, in front q Chg County court house Of Henres
at 10 O'Clock 81. J,he FAkM mentioned n, said ~
cree. containing 207 ACRES, adj Joining the hsdk
of Mrs. EniIy Grover, Yarbro1gh, and others
and located as aboye Described. -
4 TEENS: Enough In cash TO pay the expenses o,
sale; the residue ut one, two, ana three Yeas ne
purchaser giving his bond or negotiable notes 10,
deferred payments, with interest rom day OF saIe
The title TO be retained until the whole of the uus
chase money Is PAID and conveyance ordered b.
the court. r. N. CONNER,
,t1 JOHN 3. YOUNG
G, ALFRED MORTON,
la 4-tQ ~ f.oro MI stapar5
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MINCE-MEATs.

rIO THE TRADE.-ATMORE'S MINCE.
i MEAT.-I offer to the trade, as agent for the
manufacturer and ut bis prices, 5000 pounds of
ATMoRR's MIScE-MEAT, pat up in barrels, half.
larrels buckets. cans and jars. All who have used
Ii 10 warrant 1t to keep twelve months Black with
ctroa, currants rattns, and Spices ready for use,
most nreDa ratons Offered for sale. Cali and supply
Yourselves nj L. j. BOSsIEUN'S,
no 23 l312 Nain street
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.. Isl. SISfMONS'S 60.
LIVER REG ULATOR.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, -Jaundice, Bilious
attacks, Sick Headache, Collie, Depression Of Spir-
It's, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &C.,
" 1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Is faultless family eiicne.
Does not disarrange the system. f.
Is sure to cure If taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does not Interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage. ralttft Co.,.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.