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.RIcHAoSD: AEDDANTTLLE RAILROAD CORY,
OFFICE MASTER on TRANS, Mag: 80, 1876 (
CCHE1IIE,Es M. nm A INS a..fpp IN NJ.

IRIcHAoSD xEDDANsqlLE RAILROAD Cosp,y.l
OFFICE MASTER NE TRANS, Mas: 80, 1876
SCHEDULE OF spRAINS..-TRAIN No,
- I.--CHARloTTE a4RREss, 1gestrazd-leaves
So easss Dsndsa 1t si III le; .sv IS
Danyiiie as1:l7 n RI leaves Greensboro a, S:SS:
Leaves ssi,sbsIy as SIS p 81. arrives az
TEAM No. 22NEw YORK Asp Ngw On.
LEANS E1PREss, Eastsard--I caves Charlotte, a.
a fsssa ss4 ssn:sa =
boro, at 1C:55 r. III. leaves Dansnie ut liz p.
a ao e sieia sssss az ssS
TRAIN NO. s.--GHnouaH MAIL-NEw YORK
leaves Burk eyiie at 4:52 2. NJ; leaves Dundee al
leaves sreens6sro' u a:4s a leaves e9 Salisbury
R.s. arriVes at S Charlotte at SIS A.a. a. 100
TRAIN no. A.-1HROeGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at e.l5 z. D.: leaves Salisbury
leaves. Danvtlie 1T sos M. leaves Dundee at
6:lSA. NJ ;tleaves Burkevilie at II :35 A. ~; ar
wesswardGIeaves Ricfmend De s 4. 81; arrives
Ct - gqEseslle l24s r leaves BprSevi,le g
No tckets 10 potds beyond Burseville will be sold
TRAN No. g. -BgnKHyagLE Appropriation,
riyes al RicKmofd st sos Am. =
Traia Mo- 9; Iconnectsl; at Richmond with The
u al !, Z
Trains Nos 5 and-4 cspnect al Greensboro with
trains tosud from Raleigh and GoldsborO'. ~
All Though trains conL eet at Richmond and Dun
dee with trains on, the ,Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Vir-
gtnia Midland and Great Southernrailroad, t0and
from Hashington, baltimore Phlladeiphis, and
= Trains Noses and 4 connect 1t Richmond With
the RiehmondSYcrk River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains TO ana hsm Baltimore and eastern
Trains Nos..I and connect at Charlotte with,
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond a ir-Line RAN
road TO and from Greensllle, tlan'a, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all south
4 Traips Nos, 3 and 4 connec. at Charlotte with
/ the Char1otte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
ColGmbia, Augusta Savannah, ITALIA hassee, and all
southern points, 5H,tJ ,-ffktsfl 10. 90 80
Train No. 4 eonnects al. Bprseville, with the At
iantic, Mississippi and OHIO ruifrose, from Lynch
burg Chattanooga, aud ali southwestern points,
| Tickets sold DO all southern and southwestern
points, and bsgeage checked through.
n Unbr0keR gauge from Richrend TO New Orleans.
| & Pullman sleepeEs on ill uightnrains. ~
Local tickets are COED oply for continuous pas
sage 10 the points NAMED on the ticket. No iaY.
over DC 3s given. M r, rALcoTT
....t !, q Engineer and superintendent.
W.T.. WEST, Master Of Trains:i So %
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esGANToN. INSIDE IINE,ns iIEsl
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.@

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIAa
.-T RfsWEEkiY. :
On and after OCTOBER LIST the splendid iron
steamers OF this line VIII leite Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS; and SATURDAYS rom
Powhatsn Steamboat Lines pier.t at corner Of
Twenty second and Dock streets, max close con.
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for ;Philadelphia TmEsrlil
@r = PHIAL ADVANTAGES: ss..
y an freightby this line eoveredb Nv fire and marine
insurance free OF cost, No dockagei charged At
Richmond. Rates as low, as any other line. This
Is the quickest line Between Phiadelphia and Rich
rnoDfIl nIkf. z AZ satgs 49, MTiYf. ES1s}
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
WCantou Inside Line,r and sent TO the Philadel-
pfia, wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phihdel-
- Fseights received daily in Philadelphia and Rich.
naond. For further information Apply 70
- .l5aSsSJ 70 ffEiL. B.TATyM, Agent :
...,i.tts Offices TweRty-second and Do9k streets
:, and SO. 903. Main street; or TO-
its3i! j. 8. WILSON, Genctaf Freight agent
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
II i
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~ re BY n. NJ. Lee, isTi 40 -.
Auctioneer and Real: Estate Agent,
!. No. II Eleventh street. -,

A UCTION sALE.-WILL BE SOLD BY
n public auction. at Sqnnysi6e, gear me ola IoIi,
FRIDAY, November 10, 1875. commencing at 9
o'clock Am . all the! PfRS0NAh PROPERTY
beongIng 10 the farm, consisting of n q, ..lyLa.
HORSES and BROOD MARES, 10 foal to The Edward
3 7fFperett stallion ssf. Clair ~; aSbil 80 ~
MULES, MILcAGows,C CALVES; . 2n.}EIG.4E1py !
Hay PRESS, new observation-disclosures, 'r.,s .,,;, /
REAPER, CLsPPER MOWER, HAY-TEDDhR,
.CULTIyAToRs, and other agricultural Implements.
.BLAcKsMTBs! TOOLS, GA RIP GERS TOOLS;
sa1t KS FoSpER, HAY, Straw. CHAFF, &c. 80 /,
500 bushels PoTAToESl !TUkNIPS.i and GARDEN
!, PRODUCTS, with other articles too numerous e
s1TERas: For purchases ainoUnting to less thar
$I0o, cash for arnountsoye Loo, notes ae ninety
days, Interest added, with approved .endorseis
s9snol3 .lt2I nsi 10 ISL! ;sS.t & Manager.
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sl3 BYRichardsoni Il Coz 90 I
!, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
..y.4 11l3Nafn street. .54.f LggsiiC;

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A yVALU-
SLAgLE FogR-sToRY BRlCK .BuILDISG
"A ND LOT, with MASTfISaANDi IR0E.CO-
LUMN FRONT. ON MAIN STREET. I'm tn e
CITY OF RICHMOND, BIZ AUETI0N,.TO BE
KNOCKED OUT To THE HIGHEST BfDDEK.
nv virtue OF a fecrcaof the GtfSuit Court or Hep-
rico county entered on The Sd day of July. 1875,
in the suit Of Bright, &C., pa. Les &C., we shall. az
earnmissioners thereby appointed, sell and knock
out by auction. on,the premises, on TUESDAY, the
Esd, instant, at Q O'clock Ms ayaluabte FOUR.
STORY BRICK BUILDING. and LOT, o.131e
Maiu street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, occupied by GeorFe P-6Staey, Esq. furnf,
lure-deaier and manufacturer. with masttcrI aud
iron. column front. IRON capped windows and COR
nices handsome French.pfate glass of the most
superior quality In, ihe wiaaewSo ffhe first floor,
and built Ifrolghout Of The best material, OF the
most moderf aIio inproyeds style and substantts.
bility. Ihe lot has froptM 25i-a2 feetand runs
ifs proper IS iocated IN he centre of The bust
ness portion Of the city, shighiy adapted 10 alaree
retail or Wholesale, bIslnesaiws1t always command
good tenant and rental land IS In every way dest-
rabls as q frSt Gloss investment y l3ts:'f
afTBRMa on tALE:D OHeJ EoHlhto or the purchase
eighteen months; negoti fable nctes 20 be given FOR
the deferred payments, with and tbf
lille rsrsiped until the s4hple 3f THE purchase
money Is pale and conveyance ordered by ths:cnnrt
JDaNA. MEREDITH, ~
/. sftoezi, K s =. .MILIdAAfgAllMAuRY.
40 sfsa vS$3ksy9 HENkY II. ,wfCRHAM,
Commissioners.
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K1cn1doyp, HHxD,G q pQyoXAG i. Cor
ne (1yT8R 6HNERAlT9cxfr ASEss5r. {
All m s,g3snHIuHaa0ED. Sgftsmbef at' 1efV'S
SS(MEDUIE. OF TRAINS. sst


Is tsiss. q. sfa Ia s:------t lSsf ~
asaa p m. leaves Street station dsily. c2I-
tlt-Fyss neeSing With TIE Bait more and IhlQ
81 ssssaa iaitroad af Sbepherd. opposite Als%
i arSdrfa..due &c Iamden sratton BaI-
more as Ih.l5 r. M,.rssd WITH Nsv
~ sIfs asss York train iItIR0CGH ,SLEESEEs
ttts:E ERoR SIlkPlElED of0s NEw fohSj.
and isiihsNaW9y otk Night Express
~ sid .Hsas.spaTs and EeiSHze ssilf re-.
a5 @ alseassisf5 Bslsssaoss g ag 81 -, s:
"a XIV - J" 80
s's ]: sss ssisssss
~. n; i NTH ths 2nltAR91e ands xnu
80. - BSltinare and 4 h5o rHtlroAdss ssS2
Z PM 81 AYES broad 81 sss
station iSundays exec pied
ssk.M. riyeaxfl6yTd-suret station tMens
f, .sa ~ q I'D aiiy.
3 sa.$S a - SSfYsNH TRAM ARRIVES
~ &c. Gt Bf6sd.8ttsst s1stioa aHan3ads Ok
Parsor-cars On day trains.
& rdGtIt &, a.,
q; ea ssss gss Gus ' ss.ssTuspxi
T4ss aTgs Isl aiI paints Nsssk snd are re:
Iva si 81, Ss6INfsay YE and G aitsAsA
Mi5KN1NGS Coeslg Gf sloek nnc nsf. ~
iSniS ast sie hgea xsYtnx rtitee st sepos san oo-
IaiI fres9ns &C Ronliou on I. 81,
s ssS ba s,,'s ssh e si ss si ~ !. 49,
asss q q ppTshaISs,
ale ,asassl sss.sas sas Ssssss Adsss'
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AslExsJHk u sAsIENs.
E1OKyPHkl4A1EI4PH i z$HeR
~ GteanersG L fla ri 90 H. capfasns
RIgAy she 1eIh lss.ans 81 10 oIclock. -. ss.s
Bosson san Efancitco, sldbijis 81 ladlns aign.
esssaae Is pniiadelpii,a. ihciau,oa meals and
|stno u 2t..s Mo- A26l Cock street.
ITl0R NEW york; TIE Old ylsSses
IL Doninion stearnsbfp Com knys - ~
ssssasaip 9 dsts y ss sssf
6 iFraiign. received apsa O'Clock n, III. 6
Lhroqah bulls as.nz signed and goods for q.
asass WIZ fs's g g ~ points nsth ssa
|tif Passenger accommodation unsurpassed. 6 10
Ears b Ns az s,ssraea Hennd.
E. WsshIgEa e co.. AGENTS.
no 17,st Company's Wharf. Rockets:
flames RIVER sTEAMBoATs4S5sis t.
GoM! ANY. 2(1'sz1;a1lE
wifHTEEs SCHEDULE: ga 3.
FOR NoRFol;K, PoRTsM9UgH, gAITIAoRE;;
g ); AND NEW Y S sf,t
asREGULARLANDfEGs on JAMES RIVER. /.
poon and afssf TUESDAY, october s. s4S.. fa,s
Gondnaays fist anii s5eeailtl steamer JofN sYL.
yESTE b, Capiain ~ g a. PosTscarryipg uhsEd
States %s @ Issys asE sssr
and saTURDhYslaees30 IA 81. g g. isIlf{
s s New
FARE FzRE e Es a SSHsaIk e Ssb tx acc
Es ass g Bald 90
Fare 70 Philadsiph tss......4,S se.
Esrs 70 ,a New VIZ rs .. eg
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iFXECDTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
!. II fRMIra RkurA re nv ORA NliE COtIATY.

l IL tREAEs ESTATE IN ORANGE COUNTY,
VA, KNOWN AS"WOoDLE .n-By ytrtues0f q
decree of. the October term OF. Orange Circuit
Court viii offer at public SALE on the premises on
i.rH URSDAYts November 20, 1870. that valuable
ESTATE known as r.. woo DLEYs = formerly
owned and occupied BY Major John -. Lee, tder
ceased, containing 675 ACRES, situated ia Orange
county, GEAR Madison Run station and about three
miles from Orange Courthouse adjoining the
Montpelier estate THE home of President Madisoni,
the lands OF Colonel John Willis, Colonel Garret
Scott q. d. Burnard. and others. y Sa{s-f. =
The Land is OF, the finest chocolate soil and in
good stateof cultivation, iInproyed by large and
commodious FRAME DWELLING coRtaiuing
twelve rooms, extensive lawn and enclosures, fine
old sbadetrees, all the necessary out buildings. etc
About third of the land Is In timber, most Of
which Is original growth, and well waterad.
TERMS OF SALE: gOne-fourth cash; the balance
in three equal install mepts-one, two, and three
years; the purchaser to give boIds with good per
sonal bearing six per cent interest from
date and the title retail ned further security until
the whole purchase-mouey is paid.
will take pleasure in Showing the property 10
any persons Wishing to purchase on or before the
day OF sale. -ecn,or :, So ia ae mas
:. .. III. WORDSWORTH, Auctioneer. : no 1.eodSt*
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E1IOKE-S5 FER LOAD. - am selling one
NJ Roar. load oi l. uMP COX at s5 per cart-load
because fear there may be Jumps among. ft that
" hi pop, bat viii endeayor 70 pick Gus any such.
have an abundance OF No, ! COKE, and also Keep
every kind or fuel Persons Wishing 70 lay In sup
plies fer winter pleasegtVe me cali
al ], 9nec corner Cary Z; a1d S1sS Streets.
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d II.pIANOs. ORGANS. dc.

D. -2Cli sPIANOS. ORGANS. DE. ~
aDIANo-FoRTEs. :lolai f.gaa ~
- II The subscriber have for sale
Q .s9IEQ7I lEPiAKO-FORTES 3sistf2 asa>.
from ssfessrs 5ChieRering q Sons, Boston. and
Bloomfield & Otis, New York-elegant ID style su.
perb Ia, tone. durable Ia workmanship, and most
. 3 S'rH' q. 10 ALSO, 2aa> ssasaI2n
=. aKNABEl, PIANO which Will be sold iow1f
applied for soon, and several FL
pianos tuned and repaired by experienced and
skilful hands, WQtiDH0 gSES& PARHAM,
oc 8 sas.>71 BOOKSELLERS and Statiouers. {
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aTeYKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four bun
~ dred tons Of this celebrated coal for sale. Also
Virginia SpIint of all kinds: Georges Creek Cum:
berfand, for steam aud smiths use Clover Hill
and Midlothian Lump; Soft LIMP and Hall I. Coke;
oc23 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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! ~ = by Bsbert b. Lyme, eng
isuccessor to Lyme. Brother
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneerl 49,;
- No. I2l q .MSin street. Is, s,.,s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

XTALU ABE Eo1IM PROV WA
$ VacANg PROPERTY 1NfE0Ck EITS,sAT
FOOT OF EuLToN HILL FORMERLY .0CGu5i
3ANDkIJOiNINGF BALTIMORE BRfCK COM
Or sab e ATADCTiON:
81 ths eEnsssa sS apen
at 4o'ciock M sen fie ab0se valuable ptuperty
q here are some four i've acres which can be Sub
as brick. having upon tt some superior clay,
The IMPROVEMENTS consist of very brick sta,
BILE and office. aud TIVE small brick houses. and q
large frame build M II the ground be not sold;
then tie impf0S efneut VIII be sold to be re:
moved. Theirs istn,ihem q very Large Quantity OF
bricks and building material. and rare chance 10
4 TERNsi: Itsaie. - I'll ROBERT LYME, :.
3 NO " rEeg,-5f..;t5 .,fF= aga ~ Aucnoueer. =
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Is,aSaa,r,asipM Aar,ftsasl Day. !.
8 y:loek D. l.aaghtoia. a ucsaoneesa,


fyENERAL 5Asso RTMENT or HOUSE
NJ HeEgs FTRNTTysRE,s FgATHEE,bEsgs 4
SIGTESs &C., At AHgTIUHs-gIflS DAA " ~
O'Clock We Will sell nt orr gene
assortment OF FUEHi1D =, w, -.
- BisssnSssTHEsADs,B BUREAUS, WARDRoBEs,
80 BOOK.CASES. SIpEBgAkDS, &, s.
st I.OUNGEas EEaF.Tk Y
III Large GsAK FXEFNSE0N.TA
Oh kOMl)S. kHGkAVlNGSS,, ,,,,tt, & III q
"a Several exeelentE TfEK.sSae s FL
u III Few -SEAD 10 Srie slastuh2S' &
Several very GOOD IAHE ETStI =
s,|t5sSRL md 1ds WOOD vi DsSEATfC HAT Rs and
ROCKERS. :. u; 10 .-ttSsT. stij !,
81 GHILDREN,s CARDIAC RIA Es'
d, ,s6EEIsSE DESKS and cH AIRS, !ssttst.
GRAVITE TOLL T-SEFs /. ll..sta ~ i
ours and SAUCEBS., & -.yJiisssl Is iss5gc b.
PfiATEH - - s. ~, q
CASTOHS, sa,s ~ Z. y 81, s. T. r
severaI rood CpoKI NS. ane uti hETapdssssr
h. M i'sI -tAtCttoneSzs.
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DOB BALTIMORE
u cgs7Tss- TEI-WEEKLY. sss No. 4
a'sfss' PoWHATANlsTHkMBoA LINE.
Ee s ~ tgs3tg-rSs FOR tEE u. ifiJsE- ~
-sIt1 THROUGH FREIGHT. r:;J s35s,
NO TRANSFER BETwEENGRICHMOND AND

. The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, of this hne. leave their new pier in
The Dock, foot OF Twenty.secopd street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY. MORNINGS at 4
o'clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON. ut Is
o'clock, for Baltimore. Ing close connections st
all points west and n0rthwost also. With Northern
Central railroad for northern cities and Ganada.
p Through bills signed TO Baltimore and all poipfs
West, and rates guaranteed as low as byany other
line. Apbly to Il = q H. B. TATUMs:Afent:
Offices Twenty. second and Dock streets and No.
903- Main street. t'.t ~, tti.-s ~ - = oc I'll.
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WOOD, AND, COAL

GOAL AND, WOOD.-Upsurpassed
W SPLJNT COAL at very lowest prices OAK
WOOD sc per cord; Pines. 80 per cord, de'iv-
cred; COkEand OLIVER HILL COAL at summer
prices ;.all sizes 1rst-class, ANTHRACITE COAL
at from SO 25 TO 81 per ton. Eli fuel at lowest
prlc -s.for cash, at Nineteenth and Cary streets.
3. no ~. IL. 20. -.L.It zanLl 81 g. q. PAGE.
sEMI-CANNEE, THE
C5<Ui 7d; }tPEERLESS COALaad:2{fH -.
for open CRATES. Hindles quicker, gives more heat,
and lasts Logger, and will be found the most eco
nomical fuel on the market. "a ,-'5 - -
-...TG-iT a!lfaT0 9!INt 8. P.LATHROP.
!, .....,,t,s syslt H. Sols Agent for Richmond,
= no18 SeTenteenth street at drawbridge. !
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SULKY, -
D2AY, =, ~ s.3. ..stz st7
SPRING-WAGoN.

FINE BAY HORSE, Sye years old, suitable for
express purposes or for the Fire Department;
tl years old, well broke To single or double haf-
ness. ,Iy ,t,s,4 i.pa yL-zf;t { So r.r:.t
The store room is large and well arranged all the
back lot 10 The store, with stables convenient anu
well arranged. This Is one Of The best business
chauess ever offered TO the public, us the situation
thing complete. - t5r-.i "a. ~ 7 ,ig.
Any party desiring to inspect the stock before the
day or sale will call on the auc.ioneer or Mr. Gers
ley who will Jake pleasure in giving any iuforma-
ton desired. and show the same, 80 s,.iay -sqg
TERMS Very liberal. and announced at sale.
HI . s.l1T7-sta' r-.4.o5si AUG UeTIN e ROYALL.
nol7-,Sy;tf,z ,lft EanzJf.tsii5S Auctioneer.
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EOR! RENT a comfortable TWO Ga
~ STORY HoUsESlth fonrroonis, closet III
&c; also o GARDEN; one 1sile from Manchester
no E7-Steod@..; ISL 1907 Maifehester; Va. /
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DEDUCED PRICES.

EDUGED PRICES.
Now Is the time TO buy at low rates. October 1st
COAL will be SOLD at higher prices.
ANTRRACITEs CLOVER HILL, SPLINT,NOR-
p-71 ~ GOD, snd BIZ ACK HEATH COAL:
OAK and PINE WQOD-long, sawed. and Eindhng.
80 w. 8. PITCHER,
B. SO a t@4,t #IHs'tf Eighth and Main streets.
"a NTHRACITE. COAL for furnaces, La
n trobes, SELF feeders basS,bsrners aad other 5er
crates; WEST VIRGINIA SPLINTtNo: biocsG
highly recommended; BLACK HEATH lump,
average. and smiths burns like the Midiothian ano
is mined on adjacent property For sale at prices
to satisfy dealers or consumers. -. ~ ~ -,
E9ni5t! ~ Fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge.
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nr nnfsE WANTED. TO INVEST
1 8ls{Et$y.ONE THUUsAND DOLLARS.
win nessosal services. In some safe and payitns
rs,siness Commission business prefeTrSd Can y.
1 awence come trade. Address "a. Y@" CITY post
Give real name apo where ,nterysw car oe
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TOR Rem sstBR4CK aiDWELLiNG!Mss
a No. 8i5 north Tenth street With Elk u III
-, - 81: WARb. IlppDlN,.
no asLstp No: ioi5 Maid 'siress
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willifrom this date add to my
In GROCERY and WOOD TRADE all kinds OF
COAL ON the market, which win sell as cheap as
the cbeapes. trial ts all ask Orders left at my
store 9I2 Brook avenue. near the bridge, at No.
10 west Broad street. Will be promptly attended 10.
no 1865 :. aS'f :, ~ 49, .E..W, POWELL.
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,EOR RENT at twenty per cent. re: a.
II Suction. RRIGK DWELLING. with eight H::t
rooms on FhNd street,in perfect order. .
n BRfCK STOKE, dwelling above with i've rooms,
on Main street. 1ea - 10 ~ 'if. ,s,.si 9atg1r
agTwelve or dfteen SMALL HOUSES. and. several
with from eight TO sixty acres of
land gUodt improvements. GO ItHrnJ fsl -ti'fasf
:. $3.50 Oat 2:aIss G.. =. VASHON 81 SON.s71
II Read Estate Agents, No.1 Tenth street.
no As See &C u ,E5if i.E1 Skaters 6uiiding.
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RIcHARRsoN- q CoyeA ucttoneers: no ~ :.
DUBLfet SAT E OF oNE.TWELETH
N -fn3 s@~y.Srs rgg 2.I1g9S .Ts9fstTif ~ e
1gai .agssia PARE oFETHE; ssKtia ttitfids +
.bgI AILEeHANY SPRINGS PROPERLY. e.s
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.THE PERFECTION OF FUEL is my
i pure, free burning, and weighed crate and nut
ANTHRACITE ard peerless SPLIET aud CLIO.
WEB HILL COAL. and rnrigalled SOFT COKE.
For It's quantity. quality. convenience, and econo:.
my. good houseke Keepers alHays buy N machtnecpre
pared KIN DLIEG, COOKING, and long PINE and
OAK WOOD, at Ninth and Cary and Basin bank.
no IL - 49, tJ.[B., NAIklNS. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-19

EOR. RENT, o very desirable STORER
i Il on Main street (No. 5IOl near the corner EEL
or Fifteenth street. suitable for grocery or any
light business Possession at once; =
+. sssLs..f!.t.i --.tat,s,u.tl E-.Ds CACdO,.
NO 19-3t /, .g.zas,E.g,.s :, Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-19

He sgssrT AS Son k saGE r IN RsyALa
The HOUSE Is No. 8, south side OF Duval street,
east between First and Fensilee; Eve rooms, gas In
all; good kitchen and coal house. IOr63 by 2l6;
for iafnily; welt IL excellent water. The house is
The same occupied By me from 1858 TO 1875.
81 PRICE :&1, 0Q0-$40o cash the remainder at 6,
92SlsSa ~ months, each fnstalment S309.-
Amply 10 w. F. DRINkARn,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-15


THE Hon. James B. Beck has r.
ceived letter from the Hon. Randall
Gibson, Congressman-elect from LOU
siana, giving the following very clear
presentation Of the rights Of the five
members to their seats IN the Legisla-
ture, who were elected by the military
force Of the United States:
The five members admitted to their
seats after Witt had been elected TEN
}porary Speaker and had sworn In all
The members whose names were on the
roll furnished by West, had not, 1t Is
true, been returned by the Returning
Board, but they had been declared
elected by the careful commissioners Of
election IN their parishes. Their right
t. their seats was not contested. No
body at any time disputed their right
to their seats. The board took no ac-
ton in the matter. 1t simply referred
these parishes to the House Of Repre-
sentatives, not as contested parishes
nor disputed parishes. All the board
could do under the infamous law
creating it was to canvass and compile
to reject or admit certain members
They did not reject these mem 5ers nor
admit them; they declined to act.
These five members were therefore
IN the House, and clearly entitled to
their seats, but were not admitted till
after all the members on the roll had
been sworn IN and qualified. Witt
was elected permanent Speaker by fifty
five votes. two having been cast for
Hahn, and one blank, making fifty
eight present, or two more than a
quorum.
It may be added that over forty 9TH
er Radical members were present, but
declined TO vote.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-15
FRENCH GOLD DE1TORALsZING
THE GERMANS.

Since the French milliards have flowed
into the lap Of Germany, freer and more
lavish style Of living on the part Of the
Germans has been observed. The change
from the DAYS when the Teutonic purse
was rarely opened is marked, and has ex-
tensively peTmeated in all the social and
official workings Of the -Fatherland. Ger
mans are to-day TO be met with in the
great continental capitals, throwing about
their Th2lers as the Russians their roubles
or the Americans their dollars. II is the
old experience Of plenty and luxury.
General causes will keep on pro-
ducing the same old general effects.
The Jews, for instance, pass at present
for the most economical Of econOmizers,
speaking politely Well, it could be proved
with mathematical precision that if the
children Of Israel could now enjoy, scat
teredly on earth or collectively at Jerusa-
lem, an uninterrupted series Of happiness
just the reverse Of what have befallen
them, they would not take long to be me-
tamOTphOsed into luxurious livers and ut
ter spendthrifts; ease and wealth, or the
lacking Of discipline imposed by poverty
and oppression, would necessarily bring
about 4 vast reaction from their present in
ceSsant toll and scanty expenditure. No
selectness Of race or religion could possibly
keep them from going down hill at full
swing, under a suddenly reversed cOndi-
ton of existence. In a hundred years the
Angel Gabriel would blow his horn in vain
to find the first one Of them.