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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE CONFIRMED
CUl.AT1oS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.


A Bold ROBBERY AND PROMPT ARREST Oh
THE Robbers. About II or O'Clock Friday
night MIR. John Beattie, agent Of 1.-THE
Southern Association for the Benefit OF The
Widows and Orphans Of the Southern
States" upon returning to his room, which
is on the third floor Of the building at the
northeast corner of Main and Thirteenth
streets, was surprised to fud the light burn
ing. He had turned the light off when he
went away some hours before. and upon en-
tering the room, which he found open, be
was soon satisfied that it had been robbed
The whole of the floor is occupied by Mr.
Beattie and the offices Of the Associa
ton. The paSsage-door had been easily
forced, and the sleeping apartment
of Mr.. Beattc was opened with 8
Ratchet, and then the wardrobe of Mr.. Beat
tie entered in like manner. and tin-box, iu
which was several hundred dollars in notes
and a woodcn-boX containing great mum
Der Of nickels, were carried of. The hatche
employed was one kept in the coal'boX al
the head of the steps, and was used for split
ting kndlng wood. From this cireum
stance and other things connected with lhe
burglary Mr.. Beatte was led to suspect
Charles Bowler a young man about twenty
years of aye, who had been in his employ uI
to Christmas, and had been discharged fol
misconduct. The facts were reported tc
Policeman Sweeney, who was on duty OF
that beat, and Bowler and com
panion named J. W. Lipscomb were
subsequently arrested by Sergeant:
Hall and Folkcs. They were searched, anG
upon Bowler was found SAP, and upor
Lipscomb some $50 or SO more. They made
full confession. The box containing tht
notes they threw into the river from Mayo
bridge. They then divided, and wentto th'
Theatre Comique and spent some few do!
lars. When arrested they were at their re
spectiye residences abed.
The accused had an examination before th
Police Justice Saturday morning. Mr.. Beat
tie was unable to tell exactly how much b.
had lost, as he had not balanced his cash &C
count, but thought the amount was betWeel
$3.50 and $500.
They were sent on to the Hastings Cour
to answer the charge of burglary, and Wer
committed to Jail.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

A. B. DUEsBERRY, H.C. c. r., IL A. NJ, at No
1S49 Main street, furniture, pictures, mir ors
Clocks, ba6y-carriases, &c. ~
A. 3. DUEsBERRY, 3h P. NJ, on: the south side o,
the dock, near Seventeenth street, two ice.
houses, one shed, one stable; also, lease oi
ground ~
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 3kP. H., house and 10,
on east side of Twenty. first between Main and
Franklin streets.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., 4 p. n, framed
dwelling and lot on Oregon Hill.
THOMAS W. KEESEE, 12M.. C.P. Words TO.
bacco factory for rent and tobacco fixtures fol-
sale.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-St. J,

INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-St. John
Lodge, No. l, l. o. OF G. F., has installed the
following officers for the ensuing quarter
John T. Tyler, w. N. G.. S. K. Travis, w.
Y. g.; William b. Brown, W. S.; c. A.
Jones, ". t.; James q. Bradshaw, ". c.:
R. H. Gaines, Robert j. Harris, T. H.. Flem'
ing, Ralph Laury, A. c. Banning, and r: II,
Miles, supporters; John B. Tomlin, W: W.;
William r. Tomin, W. c.; james Fl. Burn
ley, WI. g.; james Henry Brown. W: Q.
G. Organized December 1874. Member
ship, 81.
Golden Circle Lodge, No. 2, Grand United
Order of True Samaritans (colored), has in'
stalled the following officers: Benz ,min B.
Beanes, worthy president; Alexander Jones,
vice president; A. Hill, secretary +. d
Fits, finance secretary W. B. BurreIl, chap
lain; w. Jackson, conductor Johu B. Stew
art, sentinel; R: R. Burke. treasurer; 2. ?;
Page, past president: Delegates TO Grano
Lodge, No. 2, Past President B. 3. Beanes
and Peyton P. Page, deputy past president
This lodge has membership 1859.
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PERsoNAL.-Major Stiles and Mr.. E. V.
Valentine have gone to Lexington, the
Lee University tomorrow, the birthday o
General Lee, the anniversary address, and
the latter to make final arrangements for the
inauguration of his beautiful ,sarcophagus
of Lee, which is being rapidly pushed tc
completion.
Rev. DR.. Dickinson has returned to ths
city, having spent week in successful
protracted meeting at the First Baptist
church, Washington, ID. c.
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TaE How1rzER .ARMoRY.-The armory OF
the Howitzers was completed last week, and
Is now ready for occupation. The company
Is in o prosperous condition. 1t has q bat
terry OF four rifed guns and about sixty eG-
cient members. The company Will be ia
spected ut the new armory tonight.
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BADLY BURNED Mr.. Charlie Grame, who
has rooms ut the Wing building, was seized
with vertigo Saturday morning while stand
ing in trout of his fireplace and fell therein.
He was very badly burned, so much so that
it was deemed necessary to carry him to the
Intirmary Of the Medical College.
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DYEISG AND SECURING.
lNYEING DYEING, DYEINGI-G

- reduction In Is!crs-reduced 25 per cent
~ ENG done on the newest and most improved
$!au G"nticinens 0sere0ats dresscoats, vests, and
psb!s 'yen plum, blue. brown, and blacbluck. La
thts NJ ar--dresses, ci0aks, shawis, waterproofs
ort2ci"a"s saShes. fcarfs ribbbons. parasols, and
all kinds straw goods dyed orange. scarlet, piak,
hni!4iInL' green, purple, naroou, crimson, wine
color, trG wa, navy blue, and black. All Kinds OF
gentlemen 8 an1 laGies' wear cleaned and flushed.
gloves dyed AID cieiued reaDe walls eyed cleaned,
aic dressed. A goods carefully and promptly at
Tended 10. PRLMluM STEAM DYsIhG AND
IAEAS!kG WO&RS, s04 Mala street. dc 24-3m
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INTERESTING RELlc.-Hon. Mark Alexan.
der, of Meckenburg county, has deposited
with the Virginia Historical Society patr
of silver spurs which were worn Dy that
eccentric son of genius John Randolph Of
Roanoke. One Of the -owels is broken out,
possibiy the result Of one OF Mr.. RandolpRs
sudden impulses when his horse did not so
to suit him.
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Police Court, SATuRDAY--Justice j. j.
White prestding.-H Henry P. Tuchman and
A. L. Tuska, charged with selling goods by
sample without license. Cases continued
until to-day.
Sydney Smith and Michael Doran, drunk.
Smith was discharged. Doran was fined 81.
Lucy Kenney, for assaulting and beating
Martha Flowers, was sent to Jail in default
of surety for good behavior for twelve
months. -.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
DLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
FOR THE NEW YEAR.

Besides BLANK BOOKS Of our own manufac.
ture, we keep good stock oflower-priced BLANK
BOOKS of northern make. but OF excellent quality
for the price; with sTATlOEERY Of every de-
scripton required fer the office and cOunting-room.
Our DIARIES, ALMANACs, and CALENDARS
for the year l S75 are ready. -
de 80 WtfOODHCCsE & PARHAM.
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Washington liens.

WASHINGTON, January 16.-The President
withdraws General Manley's nomination as
Mirister to Ecuador.
Nellie Grant.Sartoris brings her husband
from Europe on the steamer. Republic. The
Executive family will meet them at New
York.
The Senate caucus this morning ordered
that the discussion Of Louisiana affairs be
closed.
The habeas corpus in Twins case was
partially argued to day, and the prisoner re-
committed for further hearing on MOndsy.
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The Naval-cade,snip Invessisstion.


The Misunderstanding Investigation.
WAsBMeToN, January 16.-The House
Committee on Naval affairs this morning
resumed the investigation into the charges
against Representative Stowell, Of Virgins,
who. it Is alleged, sold naval cadetship for
money consideration. VI"
The Commissioner of Pensions testified
that Graham was an applicant for position
as special pension detective at the time thst
he wrote 10 Stowell to make the designation,
80 that he could raise money, thus showing
that Graham's language referred to bis pend
ing application, and not to the designation Of
cadetshp.
John nj. Routt, Second Assistant Postmas-
ter. General, testified that St0wel did not
withdraw his opposition TO the Danvile rail.
road In the matter in controversy before the
Post. Office Department, as bad been assert.
cd by Wagner, one Of Graham's witnesses.
John King testified that he drove Stowell
in hack to the boat-landiDg, where Graham
got in, and then drove to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad depo1, where Graham jumped
out and ran to catch northern train, but
that Stowell remained in the carriage and
was driven of.
This contradcts Graham's testimony that
he took SGowelI to enc side in the depot aud
and there paid blm 5000.
The further investigation was postponed
Until Wednesday next, when the testimony
will be closed by Stowe's own statement.
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LOOK OUT FOB YoURsELyEs.-The city is
full of tramps, professional thieves, and other
persons who, by reason OF want or because
of natural propensities in that direction, are
ready to steal whatever they can lay their
hands upon. Unusual caution should be
observed in locking doors, barring windows,
and in every other way guarding against
their incursions. The police are doing their
duty as far as possible, but can be much
aided by businessmen and housekeepers
paving attention to their premises.
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Hus71SGs Court, SATURDAY-Judge Gun.
gon presiding.-William Qnirk, charged
with making an unlawful assault upon Mau'
rice Griffith, was tried, convicted, fined $50,
and sent to Jail for one day.
William PoindeXter, charged with vic.
lating the State revenue laws, was discharged
on payment of costs.
A nolle prosequi was entered In the case
of Peter Morris, charged with the same
offence.
R.T. Sale and John Metz, charged with
the same offence, were fined $40 each.
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WATER FOR RAILROAD UsE.-Dr.r ". Fl.
Taylor isanalyzing specimens of water gath
cred from nearly all the water-stations along
the liue of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad. The object is to determine what
water acts n; ost njnriously upon the boilers
of the locomotives, and thereby enable the
officers Of the company to decide what water
70 avoid and what to take.
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The Minnesota senatorship.

ST.. PAUL, January 16.-Ransey's nomi'
nation to the United States Senate is doubt
full. Some Republicans bolted the caucus,
ard sufficient number OF Democrats were
smuscled in to make mischief.
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EsTHssG'gIBE.

! ,.-.s emily clI attcHtioa to my well-asSorted
s.,ck o: iilir and low. priced
FURNiT URE
Of bv,n"anG western manufac,urc-vl2.:
Tt'lp.; >EITS, in Terry reps. or liair-ctnth.
i.-'-... ......'''f,,V " -
S..a..a! and gajuici Cottage SutL>...... - 10 o0
Ns.,.,-, tai. ott:I.c Suiis............. 10 10 ~
fi.n!a-tuc Walnut Cottage sult>....... % 10 500
Na'sa, aad OAK rNt"nsl"n-l ateS TO 81
orr, aui LIBRARY fUhNlTURE always
IN G-'.rt made IL "rJcr.
,g,-o E"p ON hand !ars: assortment Of the
C',ai".-t ..
CHAIRS, TABI Is. BEDSTEhDS,
III REAtS. Wh>iiSTANnS.
l.uuklhG-GLAS>ES. MATTRESSES,
EUl>ItRS PILLOWS, LOUNGES,
SOFAS. CRIBS. CRADLES,
IHDLE-BtD>TEAD> &C.
ORDERS respectfully solicit a. and prompt at
t"ul'yn and satisfaction given. by
ARTHUR ROONEY.
WarcrnoU>, Nos, 20 Governor street ami 1907
Franklin street cabinet rooms adjoining.
l-SSM
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DEATH FROM BURNs.-The little son OF
Mr.. Beyans Jones, who was badly burned on
Friday. died from bis injuries on Saturday.
Mr. Jones is quite i'll from the nervous shock
caused by the unfortunate accident and its
sad ending.
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OvERcoATs-E. B. SPENCE & Son..
+. Il. BssPENcE & SoN-Overcoats.
Overcoats s--E. B. SPENCE 4 SON.
E. B. SPENCE & SoN-Overcoats.
Pen br oke shirts-F. b. SPENCE & Son.
l.. B. SPENCE &c SoN-Pembroke shirts.
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GOLD WEErHRR.-To keep warm during this cold
sp ell buy heavy merino undershirt from E. B.
SPENCE A. Som
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the regiment will soon have the much.needed
armory; and then, the answer to the ques-
sion will be, i" The First regiment are ex-
pected TO parade at. an earlg day tsiih Jul!
rdnks.n JAP.
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Denth from Beiiadoua.

BALTIMORE, January l6. "A lady died here
to-day from the effects of belladona. Syrup
of SIENNA was ordered, and the druggist
buudered
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IF YOU WANT wide collar, wear the Warwick.
Ask any frst-clxss furnisher for It.
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HABEAs CoRPus CAsE.-Judge Guigon on
Saturday granted writ of habeas corpus,
made returnable to-day, in the case Of Thomas
Rosser, who Is confined in Jail charged with
hIlrplarY. " 49, - 2. - -.
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AVOID RHEUAArfssE-Toa avoid rheumatism buy
the medicated red flannel shirts and drawers from
+. B, SPENCE q Son.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATUR.
DAY-Judge E. n. Ftzhugh presiding The
following cases we're disposed Of:
Leake, trustee, Us. King & Co., &c. De
cree in conformity with written opinion OF
the court, sustaining exceptions to commits
sioner's report, and providing for distribu.
ton Of the fund according to the report as
modified by the court.
Norton, &C., Us. Norton, &c. Decree con-
frming report of commissioner and pro.
viding for the distribution OF the fund on
hand.
Stringfellow cs. Cowles, administrator.
Decree confirming report of commissioners
of sale of property in said report mentioned
and providing for distribution Of the interest
which has accrued on the fund arising from
former sales.
In the matter of Edward Vickers. Order
appointing substituted trustee in the place
Of one who is dead.
Patterson g. Gordon us. Davis & Bailey,
&c. Decree appointing a commissioner to
make q deed for land heretofore sold and
paid for.
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NEVER GIVE UP THE SHIP. Or. BULLS cough
syrup may cure ycu as i.has done others. 1t costs
little, and can never harm. Price, Csc.
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~ KEEP WARM this cold spell by buying your over
coats and clothing from E. d. SPENCE q Son.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, SATURDAY
Mills Ell ais. uS. Lancaster Ell ais. Fully ar.
gued by R. T. Daniel, Esq, and Judge
Crump, and submitted.
Boiling Us. Lessner. To be submitted on
printed notes. -
Southern Mutual Insurance Company Us.
Kloeber. Supersedeas awarded to judg.
ment of the Circuit Court of Richmond city.
Court adjourned Till Tuesday.
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I y. GATEWOOD, 3l9 BgoADa
W . STREET. between Third and Fourth. "a
receiving FURNITURE Of the latest styles, j.
purchased for cash ut the best factories East
al! Mc-t- Ihis enables me 10 compete with
pria.5 au,I ,Iter!us no 13-3m
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1874
LS75.
1875. POSTAGE FREE 1875,
j. T. ELLYSpN,
SEWSDEALER AND BOOKSELLER,
1111 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,

viii send any Of the following papers and msga-
zines to any address p0stdge paid on receipt Of
| est rates. The EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL, with any
| OF the following periodicals, viii be supplied at
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r.>rWAL OF LIMITED PARTNER
4, -.,.n L.u,pIEA u ILL l. and III 4 kLES

DE>EWAL OF LIMITED PARTNER,
Il .l,fI,.-CHARLES IL. HILL. and Oh ARLES ;
- ,g\htN of the city Of ksclmond. III 'ne
e.. j.. l,r-tu,o, and GuSTANuS tEti, J3liN
..:-t. And trHtkT pBkH. of The cl,y ot
r. E.. " -' i. lie State Of Maryland, who are there
Ia. 81. ..,..l.- rAc nm of Il. fEtR SoNS'
- r,i EL<NwED The EMITTED Cr-rAET-
"a, Va. '-.,. l.t..i.IuTuGL FORMED NJ THEM on me
T., Isa.sy. 1872, aud which cAp!ren DV
> .. .. I,r,. .rls.r 3lst. 1874. fora further pc
-.'. .. ...s-~. and 10 tX1re on The ) lst "l l'c-
- r,r N" purpose OF condnciinR
j..I ,I,NltlI>>lGh ard G"UCEkl hlSl-
:. ~. igncitv of RicImond, Va. under the firm
T.. !...L.N ShiNhtt. u,,, ,,o
- In. n. ina aad Charles Z. Skinker are te
t...,,,,r.. ami NeSSTs GuStayus nher, John
- = .r.. Eorrrt ohcr. under the firm OF u.
,t...,., >,&>.a, ,prcial partners.
,ira "C f,.r:, n 'u>and dollars has been put
a.. craftsmanship hy =. pirr x Sons.
'' .sI CRADLES ID. hill.
CHARLES K. SklSkER.
General partners
Gr-rAEUS tBtk,
john X. bBER.
per q. Obe-, attorney,
ROBERT DBEK,
per C.. Ob"r, attorney,
Special partners,
colrr",ing firm Of q. Cher Il Sons
-
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INluN THIS DATE Nix. W. BEN. PAL
I NIX .- ai.uIt'ci 10 an Interest In our house.
T.. .r.4rlu!e viii remain nnChdne,d q.
rALMtK. ilAkIeOOk & co.
E,.4.v,> T.. January !, 1879. il l-lm
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>-.ror NIrG:NiA, CITY OF H1CIlMnND-to VII
..r.t- /. MiI.iu!Cs.a II notary puhlc Tor IN.
~ r..arG, IN the STATE or Virginia do certify
. ,if..rir> - uill tits day II rsoaliy appeared
,..... nae, in my said city. aud made ntth maj
S IT, rhrr & sons ~ III" city "i baltimore, III
, 49,. d.: NaryHad. hayc actually paid INTO ihe
:. tIfI 4 >kinkcr. al winch liic aihant Is Il
..f.4s.u,r. the sum of forty thousand collars
...-.urH i. 'a~'l'r- therein.
,. r,,.,r nv hand this lstGay Of January,
-. g-i..,ij ctiAELtS |. WILLIAMS.
,a.' E,rtItw5w Notary Public.
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TNRNITURE AND RI
HUUSE-FURNlSHISG GOODS. "a
Frr.lrl.EY FURNITURE, FCRSITURE,
tNGrEI~, (ANFEIS, tAhiElS'
ts.rr< EIEIES PICTURES,
WAVES FRAMES, FRAMES,
, ff.Y,,t- tIIipMOS, CiInOMOS,
lunKlNG-GLA>SE~, LoOKtNG-GLASSES,
Catholic PRAYEE- BOOKS, ~
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS
: Tu.I line Of the above goods always on fana
pAgri,. in want would do well 10 call and cXaml nj
M -irch tor any the above eoons before purcht
t'u. | wi! sell by weekly or monthly inslllment:
il It.iuir.d WILLIAM DaFFkOS,
e.. i,;-3rn 1898 Main street
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!!'as.y opposite 10 the post Office, has for ss
DWELLINGS and VACANT LOTS

III "vcrI section OF the city. Dwellings the }n-
SiucEl p!au. Par iculr care gwen 10 renting out
houses and collecting rents. Deeds and leases writ
len and acknowledgements Us notary public taken
|" !Yru,. Neal and personal property sold AT auc-
Non. FARMS. large and small, near Richmond.
Is 2-lOt
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XLIII. CONGRESS-second Session.
A M

SENAIE.
WASHINGTON, January 16.-The session of
the Senate to-day was unimportant.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
No session.
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ACGEE0SEERS. dc.

EDWARD {. GODDIN,
IskAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTlOSEER,
No. 1915 MAIN STREET,
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Sheridan Preparing q Report or Oat.
RACES.
BE INTENDS TO SHOW THAT BE IS NOT AFRAID.
Especial telegram TO the Dfspatch.]
New ORLEANS, January 49, General Sheri-
dan remains in bis hotel preparing detailed
report Of outrages. He has decided to visit
Red River and other interior parishes where,
it .is said, there have been threats made
against his life.
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EkANk ID. HILL,
RIAL ESTATE AGENT, AUCTI0NEER, AM
NOTARY PUBLIC.

l'ras estate and personal property sold at public
aucl!ou or privately. houses and lands rented out
and particular attcutiou paid to the prompt colcc-
non 81 rents. tonvcyaucing and notariai acknowl-
eisIn,Ets pr0nDIy attended 10.
hc'l estate negotiations OF every description
alieaIrd to-. no 2S-3n
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MOSTULIES.

LITTELL'S LIVING AGE with either OF the ~
wreklies or montblles Tor ~ o.
Specimen copies Of any OF the above sent postpaid
70 anr addr.ss ON receinl of Tea cents
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w1.rh am offering to the public for the next three
R,,h> n very low prices, which cannot be beaten Ill
tn ely.
FURNITURE Of all kinds always on hand.
MATTRESSES made 10 order.
- De u
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{ HAFFlN, STAPLES & CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AUcTloNEERS,
Nh II TENTH STREET

SIDRES, DWELLINGS, and VACANT LOTS,
~ 4 parts -! tfc city. Ior sale.
Ihiec !uudrca FARMS, situated within from one
!" thirty mites Of the city, for sale.
'%lt ana get copy Of our Redt Estate Journal
tiJ.f .lfr.lii,er
VIZ PAY SPECIAL ATT ENTION TO SELL
M REAL ESTATE BY AUCTION and 70 the
Sc!IktTIoS OF RENTS, on the usual terms.
q" 3o-c"dZm CHAPLIN, STAPLES & GO.
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JAMES +. BRAGG, POI corner Sc IN
" ,uMi and BROAD streets, has Just received IN
aiars" assortment OF all kinds Of Messcrs and IES7
t..lt,iIcEs
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,;,I4T FIRM or MORRISON q LhA a, ~ AZ
~ tr.3ny Limitation The affairs OF the
\ y. ~. .c.tl,.i up uy II. :. MORRISON
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We note a decline to-day on eggs and 81
advance on butter. Market dull and other
wise unchanged since last weekly report.
We give as the governing rates:
PEAEUTs-From Toe to S1.15 per bushel
according to quality.
PEAs-CoW peas selling from store al
$3.50 per bushel; blaek-eyes, s1.75; lady
peas, $500.
POTATOEs-New, per barrel, from first
hands, 81 COOLIES.
FEATHERs- choice, 53c.
BEEsWAX-Choice 30c.
RAGs-Well assorted, SC.
GNsENG-Dry 90cdS1.0O from first
hands.
WOOL-UnWashed, 2S634e; washed As
assoc. BURY 5f10c less.
HIDEs-Green, 6673e; dry, 9n12c;
damaged and grubby lots &c of.
BUTTER-COuntry. from first hands, IS
d22c; cooking 12d15c.
POULTRY-Chiekens zoe for hens and
12161se for spring.
Eees-FrOm first hands, Sc per dozen;
from store Zoe; packed l2c.
TALLOW-ChOice, nc.