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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-06
by Lyme ~ brotncr,
Real Estate Agents and Auct0neers,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
YIN HENKICO COUNTY. On TIE KINGS
LAND ROAD. ABOUT TEN MILES 81 AZ"
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AT AECrl0N.--
Pursuant to Il decree of The Circuit Court for III"
county Of Ifeurlco entered on the 18th Of Hcccm-
Der, 1S74. In suit Of Buffin rs Lync &c: we shall
sell in front OF the county courthouse # Htnrico
county. on MONDAY the 9Th Of February. so,
ut 2 o'clock ~. the FARM mentioned In said De-
cree, containing POI ACRES. adjoining the lands
of Mrs Emily Grover, YarbrOugh. and oth'r-,
formerly owned and occupied by Alfred x. bntin,
and located as above described.
TERMS: Enough IN cash to pay The expenses OF
SALE the residue III one, TWO, and three years, The
purchaser giving his bonds or negotiable notes for
deferred payments with Interest from day Of sale.
he tile 10 be retained until the whole Of the pu--
chasc-lnoncy Is paid ami a conveyance ordered ty
the court. +. NJ. CONNER,
JOHN Is. YOUNG,
ALFRED MORTON,
70 3.td Commits Sioncrs.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, February 5.-F1our firm low and mt
diuin grades r. 'nging from s4@iG.75. Corn lii m
er; No. mike q, 64@65c. " nissey steady u: 94c.
Pork Dun hae cIs,r urn; shoulders sgsa
and trm at $3.50 5aSl3.60.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

! BALTIMORE, February 5.-Flour steady and firm.
WI ,eat dull. Corn quiet. Oals-southerr, 67@6sc
XIV, du!l at 95c.0Sl. Provisions have an advancing
teno cncy, Pork, $40. Observation-Disclosures, SIC.
con, e nominal. Whiskey weak at 95c.
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CHIC AGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Fcbru airy 5.-Flour dull and un.
changed. Corn in fai. demand; 20. mixed, $3.50;
rejected, 6l4c. Fork dull and droopipg II slS
Lard duh and declining at $l3Sc. Whiskey-s2-c'
bid; 83c, asked
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IQtfISyUJL. MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. February ,S:LEio9r . gnehqnged:
In fair demand VI uu adval zee; shoulders, SIC.
clear rib aud clear. l1M1la c. Lard quiet and
unchanged. Whiskey. 94e. Bagging quiet and
trm; Kentucky hemp, l2c.
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x,sgT OF LErTEzss.

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING In
A THE RICHMOND rOST-OFFICE FEBkU-
Scrs calling for letters IN this list vii, pe sSs
.sr !. xdycrtsed'' If not called for In fnnr weess
~. vt te sent to the Dtad-iettcr Office In ASH
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

SWEENY'S HOTEL,
y NEW YORK.
On the European plan. To meet the down'to"h
requirements caused By closing the Astor House
this wcll-known and popular Hotel is thoroughly
renovated rcfurnshed, and Is rs clean rs new
pin. Ladies accompanied by their husbands, or
nroncrly introduced. will find home-comtOrts and
quiet. Ladies diulng-rosm on parlor floor.
CITTT THIS OJTT fe I'M Th&S6t
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WANTED. TO LOAN $4,000 on improved
W UNINCUMBERFD CITY REAL ESTATE.
j. THOMPSON BE OWN,
f. est Real Estate Agent, 10 Muf street.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CIsc INNATI, February 5.-rlour steady. Corn
dulr at 66G69c. Fork firm; 81 8 bid, held higher.
Lard tirl At sl3.70MSl3.75; kettle, 144NQI i &C.
Bacon tr IL; shoulders. S's@lSSc. cIear-rib, 1Clc
clear, IA Z. Whiskey firm at 93c
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1IIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.

will sell ut public auction on
TUESDAY MORNING
the 9th day of February, 1875. att o'clock, at the
store Of a. Dowd. corner Fourteenth and Franklin
streets the following property, To satisfy distress
warrants in my hands IN favor Of w. Goddin, ad-
miui:trator, u.s. Andrew DOwd:
MEERsCIIAUM and BRTAR-ROOT PIPES,
TOB,CC POUCHES, GlGAR-MOULDS,
SMOKING TOBACCO, CIGARETTES,
LEAF TOBACCO. CEDAR CIGAR BONES,
STOVE and PIE CHANDELIER,
Three FRESCII-tLATE, SILVER MOUNTED SHOW
CASES
One FRESCU-PLATE MIRROR and MARBLE SLAB,
COUNTERS. SHELVING, PARTITIONS, &c, &c.
TERMS: Cash. A. Is. DUESBtRR1,
fp U-3t ii. 4. 4. k
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THE TOBACCO MARKET As REPORTED
BY THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF,
GERRTaRH

ln,.ufictured.-.T The market Is exceedingly dull
and witnou; other feature" This was the succnct
description given by one cadlnS mouse IN relerrlng
10 the condition OF trade la Cavcndisn circles and
sin liar account received al other representa-
tive houses. Reviewing affair as whole, we shouId
SAY that trade for the week has been very light ami
that we hear OF very few SUES either for export or
home trade. Improvement, however. Is noticeable
in one respect. There has been more inquiry ior
both their ossilcs and their opportunities, and
AS If SLIGHT concessions. If they were possible. would
have IF, cited some good sales. The reports from
the South are better and orders from that section
are coming in every day for both low ana high
priced goods. a pleasing item OF news which buy
crs from The -outn report is that the Illicit wagon
trade Is diuin.hing-a result due probably 10 the
strenuous efforts recently put forth for its suppress
sion by the licensed manufacturers. Once this un,
lawful traffic is cndt there Will he a better demand
Tor tax paid goods every where here aud at the re-
spUnslbic apd reputable fac ores
An observer pronounccS HE last month the dull
est on record in this branch Of trade. But every
thing Is RI lative.
Smoking.-I here Is slightly increased inquiry
reported III this department Of business. Orders
hay. come In with little more freedom from the
interior, and jobhcrS and grocers have called for
small lines to keep up a:sortinents Tor current current
be fair show OF activity III this staple inaslnuch
prices may he expected to stiften when the de-
fcit III the supply of leaf begins To be more seri-
osly ielt. Tins remark, however, applies to all the
manufactures of tobacco, and not To smoking TO-
Uacco exclusively.
CiqurS In cigars there has been a continuance
of the rcvious steady demand. importers men,
lion rather more quetude in the higher classes OF
goods and little increase in the inquiry for me-
dunn To good grades. A similar description would
apply in some instances 10 HE sales OF domestic
goods. Business In both branches has N the main
been satisfactory throughout the winter.
ItTginfd.-ln Virginia leaf there has been noun
lug cone during the past week. the same obstacles
prevailing that have been noticed In our previous
issucs-llamely, limited stocks aud general apathy
in business circles A Richmond letter, dated the
26th ull imo says The market III that city is strong
he best leaf lie is offered loose. paid TO-
cay for good dark red wrapper leaf TAG. ! regard
the goods Of all kinds that have bought cheap al
the prices paid. 1t Is my intention to put up to,
hacco at present prices for future use There WIN
be but few heavy, rich. dark wrappers in This
crop" Fer other sorts there has been more Inquiry
during the past tnan IN tile preceding week. The
sales OF western leaf for the month, may he seen
above have been larger at all than seemed proba-
bic at an earlier date, so that IT cannot really be
called dull, OF rather u very dull, month.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
" ANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR

" An ED, CUSIONEhS T OK
W LOAN OFFICE BARGAINS.
On MONDAY. January ! y, 1875, shall expose
q, private sale large 10, Of forfeited pledges con-
fistlng OF G3 fne GOLD WATCHES, 81 CHAINS, 40
Kings. W sets sLEEyE and BOSOM BUTTONS, q
DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND STUDS. l5 sets OF
LADIES' rlNs and FAR-SlSGs, 2 pair elegant
ooLD BAND BRACELErs, and many other articles,
which VIII he offered at very low figures IN order 10
Insure ready sale
Every one uesrous Of purchasing great bargains
are respectfully Invited to call and examine the
goods aud hear the prices, at
). A. WINSTOCK'S Loan Office,
IL lG-lm No z Fourteenth street
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BY Lyme e Brother,
Real Estate Agents aud Au ctioueers,
No, 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 LOT. WITH A LARGE BRICK DWELL
ING THEREON, SITUATED On 1lit MOTH
LJSEOF BROAD BETWEEN TWENTi-sl&TH
AND TWENTY-SEVENTU STREETS, At
PUBLIC AUETIDS.-Ry virtue of Il rsrtnin deed
OF trust executed by Mrs. ~. II. smith dated en-
September, Ii 73. aud duly r, corded In the clerk
Office of the Chancrry Court tor the city OF RlCt-
mond In ID. b., lei b. Dag" 30l. 10 me- as Il ustc",
! shall. In execution OF said trust. being 50 re-
qurcd by the beueiicaricS under said deed, sell AZ
lublic auction. on the premises, on MONDAY the
Sth day Of FetIuary, 1875, at O'clock /. VI
that truly valuable LOT, with 4 large BRl'h
DWELLING thereon. cow in the occupancy VI
said Smith, containing about nine rooms e.
The lot has front on the north line Of Broad
street 63sxl 22 feet 10 an alley. Ii WILL II desired,
be sold into TWO lots, will be Spelled at the hour
Of sale.i
Terms of sale Will he cash rs to expenses OF sale
and 10 pay off two certain negotiable notes eN,cH-
ted 10y said NJ. II. smith. dared 9Th Septcia1tr'
1873. aud PAYABLE lively" months after aate'! 'r
the sums OF s2.500. each one OF which said NOUS
has a credit OF 800 on same win all interest due
On said notes; as to the residue OF the purchase
money on such terms As Will he made known at Tie
hour Of sale.
This IL. without exception. one OF the most dcSi-
rab.e as well as cOnveuicnlly-JrYangeG residences
in that portion Of the city. and we'll worth the a.
tenrion OF any one desiring good home Or TO u'akS
permanent Investment.
WILLIAM n. LYME. Trustee
Sale conducted by LYME & BROTHER Auction
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BIZ j. Thompson Brown,

lib Main street, next TO the State Bank.
HOUSES FOR SALE ON MONTHLY a.
IL INSTALMENTS: ELI
6 FRAME HOUSES on Canal near FOEshce street
six rooms with gas and water-S2O per month.
n. b. These houses are now rented at SIS per
mCnth.
4 FRAME HOUSES on Canal near hdams street
six rooms, with gas and water, and side alleys
$3.50 per month.
9 NEW BRICK HOUSES on Cary near Laurel
street; six rooms. gas. copking-ranpe. and hot
and cold water III bathroom. Rcihs IL $50 per
month These very desirable houses aud
will be sold FIR only f35 per month each.
NEW BRICK HOUSES on Main street over
looking the Park; eight rooms-iG3.33 per
month.
elegant large NEW BRICK HOUSES on Main
and LinGtn streets; nine rooms, fencing. cook
ing-rangcs. hot and cold water, bathrooms. &c.
Jhtse Houses are frst-class residences. only
SIS per month. j. TIiUMPSUN.BRUWN,
fc Get Agent.
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NOTICE.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
IN CUNCERE.-Pers0ns having WORK ut my
house over SIX months II not called fuA' within ten
days 1t will be sold TO pay charges.
JULIUS BEAR, Agent,
IL 5-3t* 1871 ualn sQSet.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, February 8, 1875.
sALEs-seoo Virginia conso's' e1-coapons
,.,na,l, sold at 6lX; 81 800 Richmond city os
Ma NJ oax: Az, 900 Richmond and DanViiie hai.'
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UCTION SALE OF DOLLAR-STORE

A UCTION SALE OF DOLLAR-STORE
N GOODS-Bv virtue of an order of The United
States Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia
granted OH the Sd day OF February, 1875, III the
matter Of Charles Lndner, bankrupt viii, a re-
ccivcr, proceed to sell ut pm lie auction, ut ne
Dollsr Store), on TUT SDAY, tebruIry ., l large
and varied assortment Of
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES,
consisting In part OF GLASS and Willow WARE,
JEwELRY, Toys In great variety, BASKETS,
BRUSHES of pll sorts. EIoLINS. five handsome
SHOWCASES, elegant OFFICE-DESK, STOVE-rery
fine.
Sale to commence At l a NJ.
TERM. Cash as to all sums of 300 and under :;
over that amount credit of sixty days, purchaser
10 execute negotiable note with approved security.
lie 5-ids ). Il. WITT, Receiver
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CITY AUDITORS OFFfcE,l
RicHaoND, February !, 1878.

HCHMOND, February !, 1870.
NOTICE.-OWNERS OF LICENSED
IN WAGONS, BUGGYS. CARTS, and VEHI-
Giles OF every description; also, OF DOGS,
BITCHES, and GOATS, are hereby notified that
the yearly licenses expired January 81, 1875.
Applications for renewals ID be made Mt this Office
De!inquenls Win re dealt with according 10 ordi-
nance. J.. Is. kQYSTkR,
l-IQt Auditor.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.


WuEhT,-Red, 23S bushels.
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QUESTION: Where can I buy 3
W good SHOES for myself or chill 0zes>>@sf
dren ut low figures, but made OF good materlalI
Answer: AT the factory No. 215 Broad street,
between Second and Third, where nothing but city.
made goods are sold.
BOOTS footed TO order for only SC. se15
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DOR RENT, fine F A m OFGs
l. EIGHTY ACRES. very near the city. in Il Iii
high state OF cultivation: orchard OF $500 trees
1900 now beariug): 500 Concord grape ines,
&C. large. first; lass DWrLLlSG; Kitchen, barn,
stable, cOrIl-hou e, &c.-all ample and in good con-
ditnn. rare chance. Apply 10 -
j. l.. APPERSON,
fc 2-2aw3w Real Estate Agent.
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\ NAMING IN TUE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE FEBRUARY g, AS75- persons calling
for letters this Lst vs!l phase sN Advertised. IL
MOI called for in or" oannrb tleyavEi he sent TO the
Dcad-Il ettcr Ogice, in WashnRtoa.. ID. G..
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BY Telegraph.
h-nEv NHDk

BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
New YORK. February - Noon.-Money abundant
., 2ay3 per cent. Sterling declined toe. Govern
,ncuts active and strong new SIS. SIS. states quiet
and nominal. stocks closed active and weak. Cold
weak at ll44M114'e.
BALTIMORE.
RA1T1MorE, February 5.-Virgiuia 6'S' consos'
54s. West Virginia's, l. I. NoIth Carellha o 3
old. 25: new, Is; special tax. 5. BID to'da!.
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FOB PRINTING.

Send your orders for printing to DISPATCH
PRISTISG-HoUSE. IL you wish TO have them
Promptly ,usatly, and cheaply executed ? sc u
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FOR RENT.

EDH RENE.
TOR RENT, A GOOD AND COM Al
T. PLETE BRICK RESIDENCE wi TIL six I'll
mr. eight rooms and all necessary cOnvenlences. on
Marshall street few doors west Of Brook avenue.
Posse ssiOn at once. ,,..,
Toe o. 2O4 Grace street.
DOR RENT, TWO ROOMS ON s
n first floor. with storeroom. Kitchen, &c. III
and water and gas: also third room on second
door if desired 20. 389 Main street. re GILT
DOR Z + n T. a.
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
I113 Main street, next to state Bank.
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w NTED, ALL THE LADIES TC

~ know that have been appointed agent for the
STATEN ISLAND DYEISG-WORkS, and am
prepared 10 receive all Kinds or work, such as
dresses shawls, coass, feathers, gloves. Also, gem
tlemeh's clothinS scoured-pants, so cents whole
sun, S2-by The celebrated French Se0urer ind
Champion Gloye-cIeauer, r. FREN CHI
de 10 NO. Sihth street, sga OF Red Flag.
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WANTED. BOARDERS for most com.
w Portable aud convenient ROOM, with one or
two smaller rooms attached tf desired. , Also, sin
ge room. Apply at No. Coz Main sire ct.
fe 6.2l*
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AUCTgONEERS. DC.

VIZ 3. RADCLIFFE, AuCTloNEER,
w. No. 1917 FRANKLIN STREET.
will I'm future give my per Sonal attention to out
dotr sales of every description of MERCHANs,
Disc especially The sale of stocks OF grOcerS aug
of partIrs declining business also, to the sale OF
HORSES, MULES. CATTLE, &C., at the horse-iot
r. sss<aw u. q. RADCLIFFE, Auctionccr.
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DON'T PAY So FOR A GAL A1
~ TER when You can buy ciry-msde s.I.
one for 81. Don't pay ~ for u snoe when you can
buy one for 50. This Is true II you don't believe
IT, go to The factory, 215 Broad street between Sec
ond and Third. Nothing but city-made goods Sold
Every pair warranted. BOOTS FOOTED TO Or
DER FOR ONLY &6. Sc Ii
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JOHN IT. CT iIBORNE, Agent.
No HOS Main street, Richmond.
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TOOK WANTED 10 do the VOL, k of a
" small family. Apply ut No. 2ll3 Grac street,
Church HILL (, 'J-2t
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HIGH CONSrABLE'S SALE.

THIGH LONSTABLE76 SALE,
l will sell at public auction on MONDAY MORN
ING the 9Th day of February, 1875, at l o'clock.
al nv office. No. 1906 Franklin street below Gov
ernor sire c the fol owing property. to satisfy sun
dry distreSs-warrants, exc cuiunS, and attachments
In nv hands
BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS. MATTRESSES,
WakDRoBES, WASIsTASDS,
SIDEBOAkDS, LOUNGES,
PICTURES, MIRRORS,
CLOCKS, CHAIRS, TABLES,
HAT-RACKS, TRUNKS, DESKS,
sHOw-CASE. IETE-A-TETES,
ETAGERE. BAGATELLE BALLS,
SHUFFLE-BOARD, STOVES,
WATER-L OOLER, REFRIGERATOR, &c.
ALSO,
! PARLOR SUIT of green reps;
I FEATIER-BED,
l,lU0 FINE CIGARS.
TERMS: Cmh. Alb. DUESBERRY,
fc 5.3t ii. {. q. X.
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A LADY AND GENTLEMA Il
n PERlENCE AND ENERGY ar d
obtaining q position rs managers I 4
club house or hotel: would take cha rye
'he highest testimonials given. AID, ire
Post-otiic" Box 672. New York.
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WANTS.

WANTED, to purchase, eitl Ter now or in
RESlDEN(E In q rood ucirLhnrI God A holI.r
Containing five ar sN rooms will b, large enough.
State location and lowest price. Al ores
fc = cts FDW ARD, Di, .ydtrh office.
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|OLI7IC.iL.

Gov. Davis of Minnesota has withdrawn as a
candidate for denomination, which, it is thought
will have an excellent effect in harmonizing the
republican party Of the State.
If the democrats, says an Ohio exchange don't
favor division Of the school fund, they will lose
the Catholic vote if they do favor it, they will lose
the Protestant vote. This is not what the agrcul-
turali,s would call short-horned dilemma.
Ex Governor Bigler of Pennsylvania declines
to be a candidate for the democratic nomination fol
Governor He prefers to give way to the young
er men of the party, and in any way would not
be willing to leave his Centennial work
Hon Timothy G. Phelps, the republican candi-
date for Governor of California, removed to that
State at an early age from New York. He has al
ways been jealous and leading republican. He
was elected to represent the Second District in
the Thirty-seventh Congress. where he discharged
the duties of the office in manner highly salts
factory to his constituents. No doubt is felt OF
his election.
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TIE New York Herald of Monday morning con-
tains reports of statements made by two mechanics
who were at work at Tilton's house. They pro-
TESS to have proofs of the crinlnal.ty Of Henry
Ward Beechcr and Mrs. Tilton. 1t is very strange
that such direct evidence should have escaped the
legal harrow that has been dragged over the
country and until it becomes sworn evidence in a
court of law Is entitled to little crcdence. The
Herald also hes the state nent of an apothccary
Mr.. Legs, that he finds in his ledger, under Mr..
Beecher's account, the following entry MAY 49,
lS1l-One ounce of Prussic Acid fifty cents.
Mr.. Legs profcsse, to narate a conversation he
had with Mr.. Bcccher to the peculiarties OF
different poisons in destroying life, This is sup
posed to have some bearing on Mrs. Moulton' $
testimony in regard to Mr. Beechers confession
that he kept poison by him but, allowing the
truth of Mr. Legs statement, the matter, if siited
in cou:t, might be shown to be utterly immaterial
TO the case.-Boston JoaYNal.
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GENER1L NEIE.S.

In France there were at the end OF 1874 just
$1,000 miles of railway in operation.
A s.. Louis lady reports that during visit to
Italy she had "a bust of her foot made"
The reported approaching marriage Of Mrs
Charles Sumner is without any fou ndaion in fact.
The American Rifle team arrived at Queenstown
Monday and met with cordial reception.
4 san Francisco Bridegroom had his monogram
worked in bachelors buttons on the bridal arch in
the church.
Mrs. Boomer, the woman who is chiefly known
to the world by the name she gave to the style Of
dress for women that she champoned, still lives at
Council Bluff Ia, is on the shady side of 50, and
wears long skirts.
Capt, Boyton, after swimming across the Eng
lish Channel made the inevitable speech in which
he said that his sole object was humanity. Now
that he has shown what could be accomplished
he says there twas not money enough in all Eng
land to tempt him TO do it again"
Chicago woman rented a house the other
day, stating that she had but two children Soon
after moving in, the landlord discovered that she
had seven, and, when he demanded an eXplana-
tion she replied; ooh, well; who'd be particular
over just five children :"
The Cast Indians are to have glimpse of a
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reporter of the Tribune visited Mr.. Blame al
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Monday. Mr.. Blaine
had been confined to his bed ever since the acci
dent. severe bruisc received in the right
side which gives him such acnte pain a timei as
to render talking difficult. 1t is thought, however,
that no bones were broken, and Mr. Blaine ex-
presses the hope that he will be up again in few
days, as there is no evidence Of any serious inter
nal injury He states that he was sitting quietly
in one of the pailor cars-the train running about
80 miles per hour-when he felt by the peculiar
Jerking that the wheels were off the track, and
almost Immediately thereafter the car was thrown
around and over on its side, with men, women,
band. boxes, sofas, and other things in prom;s-
cous heap at the bottom The passengers were at
least ten minutes in cxtricating themselves from
the wreck, on account Of the difficulty in climb
ing over the state room Just inside the door.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-17

The above expression is peculiarly applicable to
the individual whose system has been renovated
by Ifostetter's Stomach Btters. II any man or
woman in this community has friend suffering
from the various pangs which indigestion, nervous
d lsease, weak back kidney trouble can lnhict.
the most rational advice ne or she can give is
procure the Rtters at once, aud them resiilar
ly." Ii this advice il hccdcd we gu ,rantec that in
Il short time the invalid will feel AS goo rs new"
so marked and so rtpii Will be the change for the
better wrough by this peerless iuvigort t, nervine
and diuretlc IL not only re-estabtlshcs digestion
and stimulates The organs OF Hrinhtion into health
ful activity, but eXbc- by the natural outlets OF the
DO y those acrd elements in the sec:etions which,
when absorbed into the blood, produce rheumatism
govt and neuralgia. Moreover, its gentle though
tectual act ton atiuiia ably hts il for The OF fe
males in delicate hea H. who require tonic slim.
ulant and corrective. junel6.+ eod&wlw