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Rithlmnd 9ispatth.
SATURDAY. .......jANonhA ~'' Ao'''
FLOR the plspaich.l

.Ans each mau In his time plays many 'A'' e."
So Midsummer fiohts DTtam'
Persons represented: Bottom. disg' 4ts ed as
phil. Sheridan; Ounce, disguised a., U. S.
Grant. ,r
II. s. g.: Answer as !. cali you. Phil.
sheridan, the cavalrymGu.
Phil: Ready. Name what part am for,
and proceed.
use: You, Phil. SERBIAN, are set down
PHI: VIVA, is Pyramus: lover or a
tyrsut9
u. G: A lr,ver that kills himself most
ya,iantiy for to,e.
Phil. Ths.t will ask some tears 10 the true
performing of 1t. II do 1t, let the audi
encc foos TO their eyes. / will move storms;
i will ,-condole Ia some measure. To the
rest: Yet my oatef humor IS for q tyrdm
could play Esdes rarely, or part to tear a
cat In, TO make all split, &c.
.;Acr II. Scene T.-Satne.
Phil: I see t'leir knavery. This is te
make an ass of me; to fright me, it they
could. Bat / yell not stir from this place
do what they can: will walk up and down
here. and / whI sing, that they shall hear
am rot G5rdtd. (sings] .-
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FOR RENT.
NOR RENT,

EOR RENT, a.
L NrS TWO-ST0RY BRICK DWELk9NGM4
with scrrn or .eiy!T rooms :|Etchen, ISS.; the
east side of 1wery-Dinth stree; betweeL Franklin
and Grace.
Valuable STORE on Main street nssr the Dis
r7,ntA Office.
Desirable Office in Murs''aH1IalI, Bark street.
Large FRAME DIV ElLING. In fresorder:Ifr Nh
four acres land attached, >ncar the easlrn portion
of the city.
New TWOSTOkY FRAME DWELLING No.
500. south side Cary street between Laurel sEnC
Shafcr. with sixiroons kitchen, &c.
TWU.SIORY BRICK DWELLING No. 22Sr
third streets.
TWO WO-STORY FRAME TENEMENTS,ou
Main street, Rockets.
TWO-STukY BRICK TENEMENT on o street.
between Twenly-afth amt Twentr-SH. tn streets.
Valuable FARM OF TWkNTIfIFk ASkRS,
with desirable improvements, abeIto,io mix north
OF the city, ..
Apply 10 RiCHARlSON go,
IA I3.tnQ4t No. Liz Main 1t resi.
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RAILR0Ap LILIES.

90 H -
RICHkoKD AND PETxasgyxs RIn.s
ROAD CoAsAEI
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1875 tra;r :,
~ on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SoUIH.
$40 A. H., THROUGH MAI. daily leIcep, sn,.
dayt connecting for all points souis
TAG IL, FREfeHT asiIy sssssnsa
dayl, With coach attached, for Pet sss.
. burg aud stations on the SoutSsISs
road, nehburg, and the West
1:A5 p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Connects.
for all points South and West pS
sengers taking this train viii ne. -
close connection at Petersburg scs
Norfolk. w
500 p n. sh Ere .G!ib asl.y Except Sunday
500 A. IL. FREfGHT TRAIN daily ,e,csr.
Sunday With coach attached. 'eAee"
11:A5 A. ID, THROUGH MAIL caily, connectina
With Richmond, Fredericksbury "A
Potomac railroad for all points Eass s
500 P. n. Freight daily Except Sunday,
500 P: NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily texcent sr,.
day., connecting With Ric6rnons
ffre sfi 1o ana Potomac M rallross1
Sleeper attached, running ihrounh ~
Baltimore. Also making close COW.
nection with The Chesapeake and fISIr
I railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and Vest ~
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop between p,.h.
nond and Petersburg except n Chester. Nu
Trai ms on the Glover dill will Leave Chester :,
2AO p. NJ. Returning. viii leave Glover IN, a.
$50 A. Il. daily except Sunday. "a
ALL TRAINS leaving Pe.ersourg will start ,,o,,
no2I A. SHAW, superintenden.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, January 22-Flour u1eh n an and
No ! red W. Stern, 81 20; No. 2 red western,
$.lGb@t1.17; No: 8 red western, S1.1O Penn,
sylyania red, s1.l5@s1.17; southern; y JOG.
yellow southern, SOC: mixed western, Soc Oats
heavy and quiet southern, G6MGSc.; western, G5
G1G6c.; western mixed, 64@65c. Rye dull at ~ M
III U5, HAY unchanged Provisions dull. Pork dull
nj 81 8 5OMi2O. Bulk meats, bacon. hams and lard
unchanged. Butter unchanged and quiet. Coffee
steady and quiet Whiskey-smsll sales al 9S@;
0SLc S,ipar unchanged,
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore. mcrchan-
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat Com
punv.
steamer J. w. Everman, Platt. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers. W. L. Porter, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch New York, merchan-
disc and passengers q. W. Allen & Co.
Schooner Serene, Jones. Baltimore ria James
river, lumber, Curtis Parker.
schooner Roxanna. Franks, Baltimore, slaves,
>'' ~ - MEMORANDA
Bark MI Desperandum (Br }. Eastabrook, from
Richmond, arrived at kio Grandc do sui on the
Bark Jern'yrd tNor.), Barth. from Richmond,
arrived nj Bahia on the 4th.
Brig Mary Alerton tAm.) Bourn, from Rich
lnonI, arrived at Rio GRANGE do Sui on the Sth.
Schooner Fannie w. johnson, Uulten, from Bos-
ton 10 load for Richmond, arrived at Woods Hole
Bark Rialto (Br.). Carlow, sailed frsm Rio de ia
metro December 23d for Hampton Roads.
Bark TalsnIan tori, Blackboard, was loading at
Rio dc Janeiro December 18th for Hampton
Brig Chillianwallsh tBr.). Colcord sailed from
Rio dc Janciro DECEMBER 17lh for Hampton
Schooner Hattie Y. Grove. Merchant, was load
Ing at RIO de Janero December 25th for Hampton
NEW YORK. January 21.-Arrived: Schooner
White Wing, Holmes, from Providence for Vir-
ginia. Also arrived: Schooners Anthony Kelly,
greenwood. and William II. Van Name, Holmes,
DISASTER.
Two seamen, part OF the crew of the brig Maria
IiaL), from New Y rk for Constantinoplc, before
reporiedas having foundered, were picked up Octo;
Der / 9Th by brig Mary Allerton, from Richmond
for Rio Grande. Two others We're seen OH pieces
of the wreck, but light coming on and the sea be-
ing heavy they had 10 be abandoned TO their fate.
The crew of the Maria consisted OF eleven persons
besides TWO children OF the captain
DISASTERS N NOVEMBER.
The Committee of Management Of the, Bureau
veri,as has published the list OF maritime disasters
reported during the month OF November. 1874,
concerning all flags. Thislist gives the following
statistics Sailing vessels repoyted lost, 14S-viz.,
Iorty-six English, twenty Ftench twelve German,
ten American, ten Norwegian, seven Dutch, six
Italian, five Spanish, four Danish, four Russian,
four sIamese, four Austrian, three Swedish, TWO
GrecIap, one Belgian, and one Portuguese. In this
lumber are included eight Sailing vessels reported
missing Steamers reported lost, 17-ylz., eleven
English. one American, one Belgian, one French,
one German, one Spanish and orfe Swedish. In
this number are Included two steamers reported
missing.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, January 22.-Arrived: SIlesia, Rus
sia. Nevada. Arrived out: James Beak, Lawrence,
Rosa, Bachelor, J. l.. Wlckwer, Batavia.
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, No., country. so@ssc. city anlsh, $500, %. q
nes's caISstias French, e1.25Ge22o ;; rough

ness S :s ssssss, f se@ss; rough
Iron, Steel, NaIsi SSca
American refined. Or, r>o..t,,on. BIO
a5c. q B. English and ,,eerican sheet b9sHc.;
swedes, hapmersd,o * Sf4e.: hoop; s9sc.; Bur.
s Ssn: 1Sass:hss sssS lSS
gar horseshoe ss sS@e.25; Trcdesar ma'e-shoe'
sss st. steel ssssa i.;d E99s a
!eassa: Old Dominion, $3.50 for standard-that
| In, u.b penny; other sizes extra o,>
I'D Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ale. Scotch, best brands, pinta, 92Oo@2.2e y
Resea whssv Market STEADY. with L5, nP proaf
tendency. Common, $1!9sySl.2o; fun proof
is ,e IRhi IKE S: Medium, s15o@s2 pure old,
saGA virginia Mountan, new, s2@s2'eo DID,
S2sseSs3 80 and upwsrds. no ...e
bsf psas q ssg.S aRpGn'sS $50
si.s6; apple. new, sStss2 80: peach ~: ,ss,c.
ana R aansI Msniila BEST, a3@25c sisal, 22c. y D.
'u'S' Lun,ker, Slaves, Etc:
1,,.oher W,h,teaak, sl1@14.50 q 1000: West
ern Vlrssnia popIsr 81 O@S1 "a 1000: white pine
S35taxY5 al :0H0. yellow nine boards SlOMSlf
according cn1ess ss g ,chs s75oass5l
q 1000. Laths-split $3.50; sawed Sz.oo :
STHres.- Wlyskey-barrel timber, green: II SGZC
% 1000: seasoned s20@S25 q 1,o0O. foul nNla
barrel timber, 46QS7.50 u 1,OOO Flour pa ie
noes, s7arsS: hogshead hoops, no demand; nick
'fh h. np cotton, &c.. white, 4@oc.; wool
" Licorice:
,6.o,r;,,s pnste,-J. G.. g. Co., 31c.; r. R., CSC
40. C., 23c <. & Co, 24c.; T. s.. 25c.; Anchor
27c.; a. o. %, 26c.
Powder; Shot. Etc.
E,.e Tov,s mining. so, SOC. 6Sl .25 y ] 90 feet
p'asier 1916 by the i've kegs-less than nV
kegs sc 25; blasting. 83.60Ga84.
SHOT: Northern. 1895 u pag OF 20 DDS.
I. ! GrindStones: 2@2Ac. 81 ID.
N1ill-Feed.
SlipstuF: soc. p bashe
Bro,onStuf: SOC n bushe
e Shorts: 25c. " bushe
Wheat Bran zoe. ~ bushel:
$, Cyrn Bran: 1S@20c. ~ busheL
Seeds.
q C0per : IS a bushe
Timothy *4Nt425 z bushei; IN ,,.,o,
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, January 22.-rhe following is the
comparative cotton statement for the week endin Z
for The week, 971 1853 bales; same week last year.
l57,995 bales; total to date, 2.405l "a bales; to
the same ne last year. 2, 1913 9O7 bales Exports
for the week, 69,3OS bales; same week last year,
1l4.442 bales; total TO date, 1.241 ,42S bales; TO
same date last year, 1885, 04 bales Stock at all
United States ports SS1 ,942 bales; same time last
veaR 795,357 bales. At all inferior towns, 49,
ISL bales; same time last year, 147.33G bales. At
Liverpool, $4,000 bales: same time last year,
OI3. 0OO American cotton anoat FOR Great Britain,
100000 bales; same time last year, 900 bales.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <EFEKh
COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splenMGG
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE, !sA AZ
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE,a na ga nI,1I
TERAS-eyery TUESDAY, FklDAI ana soS-
These ships are entirely new. and were built eI'
They have Splendid saloons, staterooms and bath
The The fare, accommodations, and attention are nm
Goods shipped by this line are landed regniarn,S
AZ New York on the Compary's covered pier o.
North river. vo.h eory.rdod
With dispatch, and no charge made except ACTUAL
expenses incurred. :, ..,-,
Freight received until z. ID. DAILY.
For further Information, apply 70
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agenu,
ana Office Comeany's wharVes. Rocket8.
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JanuGy 2Sd--No news; master of the
rolls, Georf % Ponsonby, and George tiiliers
here. TIL . latter told q story OF PluHket,
of bis wa. Lord WelleAey's abide camp
Keprel wrote boot OF his travels, and
called it bis personal narrative. Lord Nehes.
ley was quizxing it and said, personal
parratiwy what is personal narrative?
Lord I.'1unket, what should you say per-
eonal narrative naeants" Plunket an
swerea, My lord, you know We lawyers
sa;ways understand personal as 'conaradis-
singaished from real" And one or two
othe, Of Parsons, the Irish bsTrster. Lord
Norbary on some circuit was on the 'bench
speaking, aud an ass outside prayed so'loao
that nobody could hear. He exclaimed,
"Do stop that noisel" Parsons said, "My
lord, there is great echo here" Somebody
said to him one day, Mr.. Parsons, have
you heard Of my sons robbery" "No;
n hem has he robbcdT ''-re;reU.6Ee MenstrS.
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RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD CO. ,
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, VA, December %, 1874

NT.t
RICHMOND, VA, December 20. 1871.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-TO TAKE
" EFFECT SUNDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1874:
TRAIN NO. l.-CHARLoTrE EXPRESS. West
ward-Leaves Richmond at SOB A. 81. leaves
P. NJ; leaves Danylle at l:l2 P. ~; arrins
at Greensboro at 3:43 p. IL
TRAIN No. 2.-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW
1:l5 P. NJ; leaves Danyille at 3:3s 2. NJ; leaves
Dundee al 3:4S r. NJ: leaves Burkeyille al 500
P n; arrives at Richmond a. ti:o4 Pm.
Leaves Richmond 81 :3S r. NJ; leaves Burkeye
st AL 2. AZ; leaves Dundee at 9:25 r. ~; leaves
DanyilIe at s:2s L. NJ; arrives AZ Greensboro at
TRAIN No. 4-THRorGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Greensboro at $3.50 4. NJ; iav6s Danyille
at 6:l3 A. NJ: leaves Dundee a! e:2l 4. NJ;
Richmond at 2:22 ?. II. ''>' 81
TRAIN o5.-EYSCHBCRG PASSENGER. West
ward-Leav.s Richmond a! A. 81. leaves Burke
?. II. a. 1'-O : -'' Gu '''>' ~ ''-V
TRAIN No. 6.-BURKEvILLE ACCOMMODATION,
Eastward Leaves Burke vile At 4:3o A. NJ; ar
rives at Richmond ut 7:5s A. NJ.
All through trains connect AT Richmond and Dun
dee with trains on the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. aud Washington CITY, Vir-
GINA Midland and Great southern railroad, to and
trem Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia, and
&ew York.
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains TO and from Baltimore and all eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and conr ect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richm nd Alr- line rail-
road to and from Greenyie. Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans and all southwest
ern points
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte With
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad tor
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, anu al!
southern points.
Train No. connects at Burkeyillc with the At
lantjc, Mississippi and Ohio rst road, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern ana soult western
points, and baggage checked through.
Pullman palace.cars through from New Orleans
TO New YORK. Il. NJ. Il. TALCUrI.
Engineer and Superintendent
81. T. DOUGLASS. Master Transportation. de %
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, January 22.-Cotton quiet; sales of
7e3 tales at 151@Q1 SIC. southern -four Shade
rmer and in fair demand. Wheat less active ana Ii,
TSHi 90 for white western. Corn less active and u
shade easier; S69s7c. for new western mixed; 81
isle for new western yellow; sac. Tor new
Kio' ISstGI S4c., gold. Fair TO prime sugar dull
and heavy. Pork closed lower: new mess. II $50.
Lard opened heavyand closed hlmer, prime s n
I3xn i37Gc. Whiskey dull ana nominal at 91Ec.
L'rriphlS steady.
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vfHEAT.-N
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The following IS the report of MIR. L.. Gimmi
weighrnaser. of the arrival sale, &c, of live stock
h From the 9th to the 22d of January. 1875:
CATTLE.-1I5 head sold from 3a@62sc. gross,
common to best
HoGs.-75 head sold from 10@10ac. net, corll-
fed.
VEALs.-Per head. sold from t6G:l1.
Cows.-Common 10 fair, S22@S27: good to
prime, $3S@}f45.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
TRhCT OF LAND IN AMELIA COUNTY.
Nv Urine OF deed of trust executed by WI liam
G. Bradley to the undersigned as trustee. aud duly
recorded In the clerks Office Of the County Court OF
Amelia, shall proceed to sell at public auction az
Amelia Courthouse. on WEDNEeDAY The 27 ~,
day of January, 1875, that valuable TRACT " "
FIFTY ACRES tlnore or less), now occupied oy
Inc said William G. Bradley, lying within Zone one
mile of the fourisling village OF Amelia SosTtT
house Said tract has comfortable FRAME
SWELLING containing six rooms, and all the ne
cessary out buildings. About one-thlrd OF tne
land is ia pine when is valuable on account OF us
proximity to the railroad. A large portion OF the
residue Is aIuvill lowland.
The deed rrescribes sale for cash but VIII ex-
tend liberal credit TO the purchaser For lurthef
information apply to- r,oo,, ,r-..,.oo
jal-2,5,7, 9,&tds Richmond, va.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

R1CHMUNDi JaHUdIy "a, IOI1'
OFFERINGS.
'THEAT.-White. II 2 bushels. Red. $50 bushels.
C.,GE.-W.hite, ,096 bushels. Mixed, 3C2 bush
els
CtATS.-1 90 bushels.
EYEs~S5 bushels.
SALES.
WHExT.-White, 80 bushels good at Sl.20; as
hr,shrjs on private tcrns Total, so bushels.
WHEAT Red, 80 bushels good al Sl.25 IA
bushels very good at 1892. Total, l24 bushels.
COpS.-Wnite, 1872 bushels very good 1T Soc:
4 4G bushels on private terms: 70 bushels good at
.79u.. Total, sos bushels.
: CsRS-Mixed, so bushels very good at Soc. 90
b,rhcls prime ut Soc; 252 bushels at zoe Total,
,38s bushels. "
RE-EXHIBITED.
yrur,T White go bushels, Red, $50 bushels
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WANTED, ALL THE LADIES 10
w know that have been appointed agent FOR the
STATcN ISLAND DYEISG-WORkS, anu am
prepared to receive all kinds Of work, such as
dresses. shawls, cloaks, feathers, gloves. Also gen
tlemen,s clothing scoure5-pants, 80 cents whole
suit, S2-by the celebrated French Scourer and
Ihnmniou Gloye-C, Cleaner, r. FRENCH,
de is No 6 Nath street, sign OF Red Flag.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. January 22-Four dull and I'M
changed. Corn dull and declining No. hi xed,
64h666c. Pacon dull; shoulders. SGS4c.: clear
rib lO61 O4c.; clear. 0hN10A Lard, 1880
13c. Nhiskcy steady nj 94c.
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EXECUTORS NOTICES.

NOTICE. Having qualified as adminstra-
~ trix aouh the 1oiH ANNEXED of tue estate of my
deceased husband, r: A. Hattorf, l hereby request
those who are Indebted to the said estate to come
forward and make payment Of the amounts due,
and those to whom the estate Is indebted 10 present
their claims for settlement.
MARIA A. HATTORF,
Administrative with the will annexed
of E A. Hattorf, deee ised.
RICHMOND, VA. January / g, 1873 Ia 9-Sfk
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ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, a
ma Main street. next TO the State Bank.

TWO NEW AND HANDSOME BRICK
HOIJsEs-SIX ROOMS-WIIH G t9yo0t,IEGi
RANGE, HOT AND COLD WA sTE ssnrhR EEEETT.Ii
THE HOUSE. On WEST CARd iS,remIsssl on
WWEsI nj January 27, at o'Sl9GkS &c & m ~
new sIocKBRlC,K ,aWeea Pine and nd
the sonth line of Cary street tb,s saie. bene
a Extra long terms and also account Of the DE
sirapeness Of the houses being proTaeo w,s cao oe
ina ranSes onplete; hot and cold water through
house and to the 1ocofed wishn oaeha
poLa ~ street. cars and one square OF the park,
Sanderine them CONVENIENT to business and desira
HE as 10 location. Parties desiring 10 pnrcaasea
raost ronve nfently-arranged house. and In q i0ca-
ton where property is daily increasing IN falue'
should attend this sale. ,vo
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance IN one" "o'
al" '''te~ j. THOMPSON BROWN
% - auctinnePr
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BY Thor. pson Brown,
Real Estate agent and -Auctioneer.
Ills Mair, street, next TO State Bank.

EoR Sale, IMPROVED TOBACCO
Il FA.JTORY MACHINERY, IN GOOD Or.
DEP, AT PUBLIC AugrIoN;-By regaeasas q We
owner will tell at public auction, on n
Main street. near St. Charles Hotel: the following
tobacso machinery: HydFsalis puPp y
Ettsnser A. Edmond's improved patent, win
Ryns's patent retainers; Boxes: screw,ba L ;,
and Btlleis Hogshead screw; Factory sso sn6
in fact. everything usually found In arst-cns 30
factory: efghthorse-power Engine andboiiee'
TaIbott's make ,....,,,ount
cir ~ days, note satisfactorily secured.
'iA'' 0A'' NV j. THOMPSON BROWN.
40 Aucueneer.
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IRON THIS DATE Me-. w. BEN. PAL.
~, MEa 10 ADMITTED to an interest in om' house.
= NC hFn name viii remain unchanged.
p,.,,. PALMEk. HARfsOOK & ca.
, 6IcItSQsD, January i, 1875. ja lin
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TOR RENT. A VERY DEsIRABl,E a.

EOR RENT, A VERY. DESIkABIE{ sA
b BRICK HOUSE. corner Of Twesity-E ELL
seventh and Broad streets; s45 re- month
Also, Il BRICK HOUSE next to lhec ovAe7 of
Twenty. ff,i: and Craze streets; ~ $50 per maI'h
Also Il BRit X TENENtNI~!IOUSE on. lack
son street; Sl5 perMonth.
Also, two HOUSE in Rutbefroord's Row; 81
and II z. so each periponth.
Also,- 4 SMALL FRAMED HOUSE oca }air be-
tween second and Third STREETS; 81 o ,rcrJr tn.
Asora BRICK and FRAMED ROUSE @C Du-
'Taf street : II 0 per month. ra session attoRpe.
Also. a FRAMED HOUSE oc Brown street
Apply To T.. ID. EASHO.
ta23-3t 8 mo. 9s.E ourter17{n street,
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 22, 81!

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY %, 1875
sun rises. 703 Moon rises......... 25
Sun sets. ......... 4.5fi High tde.......... $50
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CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.

just received from auction and must be sold
90 WHITE and DECORATED CHINA DINNER
SETS;
$50 WHITE and DECORATED CHINA TEA Ssrs;
500 pair CHINA, GLASS, ana LAVA VASES;
500 DECORATED BOHEMIAN BUREAU SETS;
1875 WHITE and DECORATED CHAMBER SETS;
CHINA Toys, MUGS, and CUPS and SAUCERS;
WALL BRACKETS and POCKETS;
PLAYED WARE, CUTLERY:
WAITE9S, and house-furnlshing goods In general,
that must be sold, at e. B.TAYLOR'S,
deal No. I0ll 4atn street., opposite post-oaase
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They don't make much ado about 0 in
Lancaster, n, H., but when II comes 10 80
below we should think much adieu would
be in order there. Boston ,Adccrt,ser.
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DBILADELPHIA, RICE. 9TH
.1nHn Am NORFOLK STEAM-SI
sH1P nJ IIiSSE.IFoR PHILADELPHIA TWICE 7;
WEEK-UntiI further notice the s MsnNEs g.
m Inis tn and SATURDAY, and Riehmyond every
PHEsDAY and sATURDAY at II O'clock 1sl9s =, Rev
Freight taken at low rates for al paT ar u POW.
Sense. Boston. and New Orleans. Also, for Liver.
nooi and Antwerp vfa Red Star and american s,,
Steamship lines, and bills Of lsdng signeo tnro.g1
,,s, sss1x az. W. p. PORTER, Agent,
'os.efyJ"' - No. 2425 Dock street.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED,
w PURCHASERS FOR
SIS barrels No. Baldwin and Gil.fower Apples,
SO barrels No. Early Rose Pot ,tOes,
80 sacks No. Early Rose Potatoes,
so barrels No. Peachblow Potatoes.
I'D barrels No. While and Red Onions,
receiving by Old Dominion steamship to-day.
70 sacks choice Peanuts,
81 sacks good Peanuts, 10 be sold on arrival,
receiving by Richmond and Petersburg railroad TO-
day.
so barrels choice Rye Flour by Powhatan steamer,
40 barrels choice xtra Flour In store,
90 barrels choice Family Flour In store,
90 barrels choice SupeIfinG Flour Ia store,
so bags Blackeyc Peas in store,
rs bags White Beans In store,
so cases choice Canned Tomatoes In store.
The above goods are TO be sold on arrival very low
for cash. Call before buying elsewhere.
j. K. HOCKADAY,
IA 23.2t 1928 Main street.
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~" TRI.WEEKLY. asss
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
BALTIMORE. I.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

The new and. fast iron steamers SHiRLEI ana
WESTUVER, of this line, leave their new pier Ia
FIRSTLY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at 4
O'CLOCK, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at =
O'Clock for Baltimore. making close connecuonss az
Jocnst oint with Baltimore and OHIO railroad iof
ali noinis west and northwest also with Northern
Central raifoa tor northern cities and Cansda.
through bills signed 10 Baltimore ana al po,hhss
H. nnIV to L. 3. TATUM. Agent.
noin streae,s - F....... oc31
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.vpAnTURE OF STEAMERS.

nor NEW YORK 1.-The 2K3A
n Ma T,o-o,nsnn stea roship Cornpany's SA1 -.
, 70 mai RIGH MOND. Captain EEap, WI ssii
saTTIRbA January Esd, at O'clock a. y az.
Positively no freight received alsef s'oSA 'as-
nr Thyy,sf Ellis Of lading signed and goods 1cs'
wsrded With dispatch % ~ po oI4 nor'A'
p p,sssager Accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, sl2; Storage, 30 roono'
rip t!s sss,sS2s s af massage apply to
Sor ife @Vs tG. ". ALLEN q CO., Agents.
:. oo,t Companys Wharf. RocKetta.