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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22
EOR BALTIMORE. SfIaM I
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.

NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AM
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY ano
WESTUVER, of this line, leave their new pier, IN
the nocS loot OF Twentv-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock for Baltimore. making close connections al
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad FOR
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central railroad tor northern cities aud Canaaa.
Through bills signed to Baltimore ana all points
vesI, and rates guaranteed az low as by any other
line. Apply 30 l.. 3. TATUM, Agent. ,
Ofices, Twenty -second and Dock and Nlatn an6
moin .traets ec31
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r BY Warren & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. II Tenth street.

A HALF.ACRE LOT, WITH BLACK
II SMITH-SHOP THEREON, AT THE IN
RSECTION OF THE NIhE-MILE AND
CREIGHTON ROADS, OPPOSITE GRAVlN'S
STORE" FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On MON
DAY, October 25th, 1T O'Clock r. NJ, we Will sell;
by RI quest Of The owner the above-described PRO-
PkkTY. a... :. .-.-...
: TERMS At sale. WARREN UPPER,
oc 21 . ... Aucfioneers.
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By James N. Taylor d son,
Real Estate Agents and Alctioneers'
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
v VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on THE
MECHhSICSVILLE TuRNr IKE. NEAR THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. AT AUCTlON.-ln puIsu-
ance of decree of the Chaneery Court OF TIE cltg
OF Richmond pronounced on the 20 Gay OF teoru-
ary TS76 as modified bv the DEGREES or FEBRUARY
All, anu October 49, 1S75. la the suits Of Binford
rs Rinford's adm nisfrat0r, and CoXs executor Os
Binford, &c. SHAH, rs special commissioners
Thereby appointed, Sc n public auction, AT The
Office Of Jane, NJ. Taylor.& Son. auctoneers ~
the city of Richmond. on THURSDAY tne 2Sth
duy of October, 1878, at 10 o'clock NJ the VALU.
AfsLr FARM as above leeated, In the county OF
Hanover, within 1--we mikes OF the city OF Rich.
znond, containing 2214 ACkE rs, more or less and
bounded rs follows-yiz.. ON the east by inc iands
of Thomas AGREE, on the south by the Chlcka-
homin NJ river, on the west by the Mech2nicsyille
turnpike. aud or the north by the county road to
Tr1Ieicart's mill.
TERsIs: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
sale say about 1900 and the residue In three equal
instruments at one, two, and three years, hearing
per cent. interest from tile date of sale till paid
the purchaser TO execute bonds with good personal
security for the deferred payments, and the tile to
be retained until the'w5oe purchase. money Is paid
and conveyance Is ordered by The court.
If deemed cxpediept the tract will be sub-divlded
into smaller parcels on the day OF sale
JOHN 4. MLREDITH.
GEORGE W. RICHARDSON,
NJ NJ. GILLIAN,
JOHN y. STEGE2.
.- Commissioners.
JAMES AZ. TAYLOR 6 Son, Auctoneers.
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ID EMOVAL! REMOVALl

will respectfully call the attention Of the ladies
10 the fact that I have removed to No. TIL Broad
street lone square below the old place.. snd being
under much less expense will be able TO supply
them In HUMAN HAIR.WORk, FANCY GOODS,
JEWELkY, &c, at prices defying competition.
LACkS done UP and repaired by Mrs. GRAN
GER. E. l.. GRANGER,
se1O I'll Broad street
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RICHMOND AND rETEhsBCR3l
RAILROAD CoNEAyf.
COMMENCING JUNE l. 1875. trains
~ on this road will r,ID rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOCTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. dlily iexcep. 81
day., connecting for all points s9So
and West. SlseDnG-car attached
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT Tx AIN daily teacebtsa.t.'
day), with coach attached Tor rs.r 1I.
burg and stations on The s''I'.se
road, Lynch5urg. and the "est.
l:45 p. NJ, THR0CGH NAIL daily, conneessS
for all points South and West ~.
sengers taking this train VIII m n
close connection at PeterstnR l%
600 P. H., FREiGHT daily except sultayh
.0...g. with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3O A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily, ta"P'
u Sunday with coach attached. ,,..
IO4g A. H., THROUGH MAIL daiiy, c9nhee..3
with Richmond, Frederick soais 1 tas
Potomac railroad fox all poI'' h~@
and West. .a
500 p. NJ. FaEIGH daily texcent sundiJh
coach attached. Go,
1852. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily te1ceptsIat
dayj. connecting with Riebnonsl
.,-. .s Fredericksburg anG Potomac fa iss,.
for Ill points Eastapd West. fu i!as =
Il ~. Sleeper attached, running tntvuhn.
Baltimore. Also making ciore G S
j.. H. neetioh with the Chesapeake ano - -
railroad for The Virginia sp1ihs' 49,
5 points North and West Och.
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop pet"ssn 49,
IA ond and Petersburg except a. CEesuI rrarpr
Passengers will connect at Cntsar WIZ al IN.
Hill railroad on Mondays, %ednesoi'~ 'A
days. .r, 81, RI non
nv 2sH = - A. SHAW. SRDertntepeea.-.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1S{ETS
" COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendis
steam ers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE. ysAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. ELDER
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY q
high water. .r.. .,-s., .e.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex'
pressly for tAis route. p 49,
rooms. -
The fare, accommodations, and attention are an.
surpassed. - 1895:
at New York on the CozHpany's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights for. points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, sud NO charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until g P. u. daily. "J@t
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.,
nv 10 oficc CompanYis Mharves. Rocget11.
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nv James Brown, A1c'ioneer'
1904 Main street.

By James Brown, AHcuoheei'
1904 Main street.
STOCK OF GROCERIES,, VINES; u
oIrnpS e. AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY.
90 Stns ,i az O'clock, will sell, ns the store
e e a n nav STREET ALL THE STOCK contained
No ~" ssore consisting OF the usual variety OF
"a Xiii 8 GRUCERIhS, such Us
SUGAR, COFFEE,
LARD. BACON, ar-.s. -....
HERRINGs. SOAP,
FLOUR, TEA,
SPICES, &c. DC.
ALSO,
n taeassortmrnt OF a. o.,
ghe attention Of the public IS ssAcu' d 'ite s'""'
WEI n ni Sou 50, "''io LANES BROWN, Auctioneer.
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za,,ors DispotAv fteaseiuform me through
* ~n,,,a bic paper what year the epizoottc,
yuI horse disease, Hrst made its appearance 10
Richmond. BY so doing you will great!
oblise a, 80, esseH'D""'
Tin 1872, November 9th, the Dispatch stated
Aha, il had spread all over the ethyl
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g VANTON INSIDE LINE" SiL.


NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA -
. TR I'VE !. -. ,,n,..,,,d ,,c,,
steamers Of this line will leave Richmond TU ES.
DAYS. THURSDAYS, snd SATURDAYs. from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner, OF
Twenty-second and Dock streets, making close con.
nection each trip at Canton, Md, tEast Baltimerel
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company Tor Phiadelphia.
-. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: -s!'
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
Insurance free Of cost No dockage charged al
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line: This
the quickest line between fhiladephia and Rich
mond.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"(.anton Inside Line" and sent to the Philadsl-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadel-
pha.
moDd. For further information amply to
l.. B. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-Second and Dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
j. S. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia. fa9
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WANTS,

WANTED. to buy SMALL HOUSE for
w about 1900 or 5000 cash, within II teen or
twenty H. inuies' walk of the New Market. Aoarcss
o' 'e''ei' - = > ~ DC % le*
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HAlR.WORK, &c.
hA1N."OkA, DC.
col j. WILDT, GQ1
BROAD STREET


Having just returned from the North, am now
prepared 10 furnish the latest styles of HAIR
WORK at very moderate prices.
The ladies are respectfully Invited to examine an
entirely new stock OF BACK-COMBS at from / 5
cents to S5 apiece; PERFUMERY, TOILET AR.
rlULFS: BLACK, GARNET, j EFT, and RUBBER
JEWELRY, &c.
The GARNET. j EFT. and RUBBER EARRINGS
will lie furnished IL desired, with gold hooks at an
adv nee of 20 cents on The regular price.
SO 2O.2m j. WlLDT
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TONY CUSTOMERS AND Thee
Z PUBLIC CONGRATULATIONS jastHH n,
returned from the Morrill, am now ready topa
offer one OF the largest and most carefully selected
BERT'S ape SHOES for Ladies. Mi ses, Children,
and Infants. a full line or BOOTS and SHOES for
Gentlemen, Boys, and Youths, al L-s.
= i. aas.gac = a,ss.as W, p. W.TAYLOR'S,
oc 81 Fourth and Broad streets.
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE IN THE PLAN OF BEL,
VIDEKE, ON THE EAST SIDE OF CHFRk1
STREET BETWEEN HOLLY STREEI AND
THE CANAL, Opposite TO THE EAST LINE
OF HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.-As trustee ~ o
certain deed OF trust aBA by virtue OF OF tne
Chancery Coslrt of. the CITY of Richmond, entered
on the Eth June, 1875. aad 9th October: 1870, IN
due case of James against Camsck, shaa proceed
10 sell at public auction. on the premises on FIJI
DAY the 22d day of October, 1875: et o'clock
the order named, LOT No. 90 In said plan. having
trout Oh Cherry street OF loo fcet ana ospth oI
ISO feet: also the southern half of No. IS: having
fronr on Cherry Greet OF 40 feet running back
/ so fees; also, SO mich OF LOT No. 90, tronilng
i 90 feet on Cherry street, running Dacx lou iest
Preserving thereon the brick clearinghouse TOT
The iast) as may be necessary In The aggregate 10
nav the amount OF said Decree principal interest,".
and costs fpeludIng the costs of the sale and the
taxes in arrear. estimated at about 81, $50. ,
TERMS One third cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve mcpts for negotiable notes, interest added
and title retained until all the purchase-money is
paid and conveyance ordered by The court.
- .0-0,O' GEORGE D. WISE.
oco Trustee.
p Safer the foregoing sale Will be sold LOTS
Nos 1l3 and ia on the east line OF Laurei, DC,
tween Holly and High s'reeis each fronting SO
feet running back $50 feet TO an alley twenty feet
WIZ TERMS. At sale. W. GODDIN,
cc Auctloneer
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r HAVE IN STOCK a full line offs
i r. G. BUTTS fine BUTTON BOOTS for -
ladies, misses, children. and infants; Newark -
Hanp-sewea Boots, Caters, and Ties; Double and
sinsls,s1e Box and Plain Toes; ladies' MIS- Uses
Gentlemen's, Ladies' Boys, and Misses Shippers:
heavy Peg Boots, Plough-s hoes, and Brogans for
Shippers: Trunks, vaiises, satcheis, Bigs. over
Callers, &C. t-fsa ..it.- E:sa = j. A. GktGG,G
oc IA .,fs Tenth and Maiu streets.
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EVY'S HALL FOR REET.-First.
/ 4 class t,a1,-room with ante-rooms aud supper
room attached. Parties wishing TO engage these
desirable rooms for any particular uight during tiie
season, or for ANY occasion, car procure lne-H&he
on very reasonable terms by applying 70
va LEVY BROTHERS.
LODGE-RCOM for rent on Thureday anairTHai'y
nights. seoo'"'
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Auction sALEs-rn,s Day.
by Cook q Lauehton. Aucuoneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

TAPESTRY CARPETS
IL GENERAL HOUsr HOLD EuRNLrO. Ut,
,T0vES. &c. AT AUGTIUN.-THtS DA at ~
o'clock we wilt sci: at or suction rooms n,,re
Three handsome BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CAefEio'
BRUSSELS and INGRAM. CARPETS.
MAHOGANY WARDRoDEsa aud BUnEAMcS,,
MAHOGANY LEAF and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS,
New DOUBLE MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES, I DoKrsG GLASSES,
CANE. and WoOD-SEAT CHAIRS.
TN SAFES. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
DAMASK WINDOW CURTAINS,
several excellent STOVES. rucuToN.
oc % Aue1ones-s.
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DANkRUPT's SALE BY virtue of an
Il order of the IIrited States District Court dated
October 18th 1875. I shalt sell ut public auction,
at the Tobacco Factory Of Nolting & Burton Rose
lin. Ricnmond. on SATURDAY. October 3Oth
1870, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The following properly
About 5000 pounds Of MANUFACIUREDet.SS ~
RACI;O a LOT OF LEAF TOBACCO, and all of the
Observation-Disclosures MATERIALS, and effects
of said Noting& Burton.
Parties Wishing to purchase are iIVited 70 exam
TED.s htsale. c. p. RAMSDELL,
or Ia United States Marshal.
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PlL-HEADsyS7 Ito $40 per reara, at the
~ DISPATCH PRNTING,EOUSE.
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DOR RENT, the DESIRABLE RESI- 1s ::
nENCE No. ,4O6 east Grace street, be-Hs1
tween Fourth andFi streets, next to The Grace
: trcft Presbyterian church. Rent, SSUo. Posses-
e'on s'' 'i' e. r. SNEAD.
151m at Gtt1ens Bank,
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AUCTIGN AALES-FGfuPe Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
ep,rNDTD RTTIrDING LOT on

SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ON
"A FRANKUIN STREET EACLNG. MON Mo y, RsE y
SSsREETS. TO BE SOLD At AUCTION. uP0SS
THE PRRMsEs, ON MoNpsY; oG. ,,nstbs
nasnme residence of r. q. Morton. Fsq II fronts
40 feel on Franklin street and runs back 70
an alley twenty feet wide. ,so,roo
smare and Is ore Of the most desirable, as u 1s3ne
of the few lots enjoying that most select loca.ion
The few remaining Park lots OF this character
are steadily going into the hands OF permahn nrn
holders and II is doubtful 80 cboice Vol r sa re
duced prices. nr,rnon uIIrJAMs
lEhns Az "i'e' Aucstoneers.
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GONFECTIONERIEs.

ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC-
~ TURTLE addition to the manufacture of
CANDIES, which have made special,y for the
past thirty years. have an Int, rest in bakery and
am baking daily Molasses- and sagar-Cakes Soda,
ers0n., Cream. Waller, Butter, and Arrow oct
Crackers-in fact everything In the cake and candy
line. which offer 10 country merchants at Baltf.
more prices.
LOUIS J. BOssIEUX, Confec,ioner,
SRS0 1a1l Inf
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HOMEMADE g,. .s ms8p
IL s..z,y, BOOTS AND SHOES. PIN
OLD DOMINION FACTORY, ~
912h Main street, IS now manufacturing
all kinds Of BOOTS anu sH0TS at low prices.
Particular attention called to ladies' az misses
WALKlSG- and SCHOLARSHIPS n 81: 30:
nc Ia 3miJG 1876 70 s.ssH' j! M STEVENS.
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nuU1S, SHOES, &c.

ERESH GOODS.-Just opened, ata
l. No. 900 Main street, Gentlenen's Ca'fH8A
Congress Caters, single and double sole IA
Gentlemen's Calf Alexis Ties, single sole. Gentle
mems Calf Boots, single aud double soles: Lade,
Serge and Kid Foxed Bulton-Boots, Ladies' Kid
Button Roots, Ladies' Serge and Kid Foxed Be- !.
morals; ali nice goods, 40 very low prices. ~
JOHN c. PAGE, DR.. Agent,
900 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
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TUsF RECETyED. FALL &a
- GOODS "A fun fneof Banis,er &3l
1ichenors fine band-sewed single. and, double
sole Congress CATERS and Boots laGtes. misses,
tem, hal t-sewed Shoes for old iadies; boys and
youths ca.fskin Caters ana Lace Shoes; hae SOLE
s'''''e' 49, w WiSgo, ELLlTT q Cru aP;s,
"a % 60 a -, &c sksisdh, 9lS Main stvtef
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uANDBILLS, 81 20 % ger huadIsas :"
III he DIsPATcH PRIGTINGsRoUsas4
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BY W. Goddin, :
Rea, Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

MEAT AND WBLLrLOCATED BR1Ck
~ TENEMENT ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
CLAY RETWEEN- MADISON AND M0 ,,,t
STPEETS FOR SALE AT AUCTFON.-Wil be
Sold at auction, on the premises. on SATURDAY
The go October, 1872 at o'sosk e Nj ; the neat
aboye. now Occupied by Mr. Branch. The lot
has front of so feet asad depthof 100 feet TO an
alley, The dwelling contains SIX rooms, with Drick
kitchen of two rooms and gas, and city cuiVert OH
the place. - o,~ ovid
AGA W. GOD DIN,
10 Auctioneer.
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ID F. TlNSLEY s. CO., 49,
D' 43l BROAD STREET. a.s
have The cheapest and best BOOTS and SEQ Rs In
the city, aud to be convinced Of the fact 10 simply
to call and examine their stock. Genflemen's,
Boys, Ladies' Misses, and Children's OF sbe most
improved styles. Call and examine, and you will
be !cerrain 10 buy. Ion't fdi to examiae their
TRUNKS. s s-s.tys.t 80 ~; g.5g4
REPAIRING. done neatly with dispatch. oc; 8
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PHILADELPHIA, RICF- @Rfh
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM s
SHIP LINE,-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers f -, o.
this line Will leave philadelphia every IuE sss
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 12 O'Clock.
Freight taken ut low rates for all parts OF rev
dence and Boston. Also. for Liverpool and Ant
werp via Red Star and American steamship Lines,
snd bills Of lading sigpeI through.
W. P. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE q CO.,
mh12 No. IL South Wharyes, Philadelphta.
n u
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY W. God5in,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiuneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE. HIG HLY AT
Y TRACTIvE, AND CONEr NIENTLY LO-
GATED FARM OF TMO HuSDkED, AND
SEVENIY-FIVE ACRES, CALLED 4" ELnN,n
~ THE UPPER END OF HANOVER, ON TIE
CHE@APEAKE AND Ohio RAILROAD, At
HEWLETT'S STATION. FOR SALE OR kX-
CHI NGE FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
At the reques! Of Dr. s. B. Anderson, offer for salr
or exchange for improved city properly, his truly
VALUABLE FakM. loca: ed as above, con'sining
275 ACRES, of which about 125 acres are open
land Of good quality, balance in'wood or timber.
the dwelling Is comparative J. new one, contain,
Ing eight rooms. and is located wrhin two hundred
yards OF the railroad. = ne out.buildings are all
good, and are ample for the use Of the place. This
Is really The most attrac i've ard desirable farm of
Its size now on The market and being near one de-
pot and about a mile of another, and within two
hours ride by rail- from Echmond, and in ahealtlly
locality renders II p. culary desirable for persons
residing in Richmond who may wish TO own
country residence which 10 spend the summer,
or for young physician. 1t Will b" sold on rea-
sonaDe terms of credit, or improved city property
will he taken In exchange.
Apply 10 DIR. ANDERSON, on the premises. or 10
W. GODDIE.
oc cost Richmond, Va.
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By Williams & Gibson,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers and Auctioneers,
No. 1901 Main street.
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JAMES N. TAYLOR s Son, Auctloneers.
or 22
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DEpAnTUnE or sTsaMrRs.

-~-~S-.s~---~S-~-~ --slsa1e--se.-.~-~--
EoR PHILADELP:a IA.- esRqN
The ss ssesss Te.s q G, Gp ssass aGs n
FRIDAY the 22d instant, st 12 O'Clock. 81
Freight taken for Wiir atnston, Dei Providence.
Boston, and san Fran DISCO. and bills or iadins
&C siss s. W. r ZEE pss af street.
FOR NEW YORK THE 1s@Rrh
se.n ia WY4NoKs Capts,n eoGc win sail
EEeish. ressIsed ussi! > osiosE Friday morning.
esst, andwest; also, to foreign ports.
FsSs e lev 4ors sis sssIaso g. rouno
For freight or g e. w. s sRRlE + CO.. AGENTS
oc 2O3t Company's Wharf. kooketts
LANES RIVER sTEAMBoATft1sM.r
u COMPANY. fsas's;saGs71es
FOB ffn aHfHbk PihLSAnNH1ss new NJ YokK,
REGULAR nAxpaisSss SS Ssk5AMrs R1y y. B..
Compeny's fast and elegant steamer JOHN ST.
staiei ma viii eay 9. wharf shove
named 1ooinIs TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ard
SATURDAYS at $50 A. M.
| at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. " 80
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE- .o
;s;:.:.:.-..--.".''.'....'. 10
Fare to Philadelphia. 5O
| Fare to New York.................... IL oU
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER e GO. s
aud baggage checked through. Freight received
| daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. and
regular landings on James river from A. d. TO
P. 81. ut reasonable rates.
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid.
80 - L. 4. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch office
at w. .. Blair & Co.'S, No. 903 Main street.
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R1cIJARDsoN &c Co., Auclioneers. oc14
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By james N. Taylor D. Son.
Real Estate Agents and Alctloneers,
amna nornnr Of Eleventh and Hank streets,

rn.xrD tI,,1 Aucttonear. oc 9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

dor RENT OR SALE, a HOUSE onMa
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fine water i'm the yard, and Is In good repair Rene
low to a good tenus!t. have also Tor SAFE low d
large ioi of ty;o-inef FENCE-PAILISGS.A pply
a. :. '"' - j. L. TALIAFERRO.
Sixteenth street between Frank lin and Grace.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13
Feeding Cows Turnips.

The question is asked: Docs it pay to
feed turnips to cowsY Yes. Feed them to
dry cows, but not to them while in milk. In
winter the cow gets only dry teed-hay, corn,
fodder and straw. 1t may be that some feed
meal and bran in small quantity. This is a
great change from grass, therefore think
the COW should have something to keep the
bowels loose, and turnips will not only do
that but will keep the animal in good health.
l do not know that there is much food in the
turnip 50 as to save hay or other fodder; but
there Is something in them that seems to keep
the COW in fine condition, and if any one Will
feed his cows few messcs and look on and
see them eat, certainly think he will say
Yes, turnips are good for cows am only
speaking of dry cows in winter.
Any farmer who grows three to five acres
of corn may have 800 to 500 bushels of flat
or field turnips if he will take the trouble to
save the seed. If any one wishes to try it
next season, and will follow the directions
here given, will guarantee them full crop
every time,
Get good seed Sow half pound per acre
IN among the corn any time in July when
working the corn the last time; be sure and
put the seed down broadcast before you plOw
or cultivate the corn, no matter if you are
marking with the plow you will not get them
in too deep. The seed will come up sure.
For e,good of your corn and turnips keep
the weeds down-W00re's Rurdl.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-02-13
FARM AND GARDEN.
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Cut This Out.

Every person should know how 10 treat
a flesh wound. Every one is liable to be
placed in circumstances away from surgical
and veterinary aid, where he may have to
save his own life, the life of II friend or n
little common sense. In the first place close
the lips of the wound with the hands and
hold them firmly together to check the How
of the blood until several stitches can be taken
and bandage applied. Then battle the
wound for long time in cold water. Should
it be painful correspondent says, take
painful of burning Goals and sprinkle upo,h
them common brown sugar, and hold the
wound part in the smoke. In minute or
two the pain will be allayed and the recovery,
proceeds rapidly. In my case rusty naii
made bad wound in my foot. The pain ana
nervous irritation we're severe. This was all
removed by holding it in smoke fifteen min
ates, and | was able to resume my reading
in comfort We have often recommended 1t
to others with like result. Last week one OF
my men had fingernail torn out by pair
of cetongs. 1t became very painful as was
to be expected. Held in sugar smoke TWEEN
~ minutes pain ceased and promised speedy
recovery '-Erchdhge.