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LATEST SHIP NEWS
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Steamship George Cromwell Bacon, Portland, with mdsc
and pass Clark q Seaman. 80
steamship Chesapeake, Mangam, Portland with mdse and
pass. TO J, +. Ames.
BARK Nathaniel Nor), Jacobsen Bordeaux 20 days. with
mdse
Bark New England Baxter Il and from Boston April 8, liz
ballast.
BARK yesta Dutch Mlsoevch Amsterdam March !. via
New castle with mds Is Lower Hay.
Ellen stewart (of Philadelphia hulrr Cafuens IL
DAYS. with sugar
Brig shasta Brown Msssna Feb. 10 with fruit -,
Brig b. upper loi Liverpool, N s Fosrr Seville
March !, with wine.
Brig Leonard vera Hicks Pail River, in ballast
Schr Ada ). Alien DBL Dudley. Windsor, N 81 10 days.
with plaster. ,,,,-- ,.,,,
days, with
Scir Benz. H. church. Kelly. New Orleans for Boston
0f Boston, McQuinn, Para IS days, with rub
BEL nuts &C. -
sCuoosgRs-RyHa AND coAsrwLsE-
Ellen Nerriman Portland r.. Arcuiar1us. Eockand.
Hattie, New Haven. j. T. BahiOa, New maven
a. l. Godfrey New Haven. Fivs~ sy. New Haven
p u. hcst0n, New uayen L. r. bfamAfu' pxh'on
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HEAVY SUIT AGAINST THE ESTATE OF EZRA
CORNELL.

NEwBURGH, n. Y, April 12.-Eugene A.
Brewster of tins city. referee in the suit of William A.
Woodward against the estate of the Late Ezra Cornell to
recover $4,000 and costs for locating Government
lands IN Wisconsin from 1868 to 1863 has rendered
report finding Judgment for plaintiff for S6o,SOo 81
And oosts The lands located were granted TO
tie stata of Ncw-York for educational purposes
purchased by Cornell for the benefit OF hls uni
Ocois,r l3Tl Mr. Cornell died pending the suit, ana
Franklin G Cornell administrator OF the estate wa1 ny
orer Of the Court. substituted for Defendant, anu Ie
anil eontinnfd wthout interruption. All the testimony
had bo,n taken At the time OF Mr.. CornelPs death.
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CENTENNIAL OF THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL

CENTENNIAL OF THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.
BosroN, April 12.-The centennial annlver-
sary OF the battle Of Bunker Hill on the 18th OF June
next Will be observed with unusual ceremony, and the
cty have been requested to-day to appro-
priate $4,000 that behalf The State will bear It's
own expenses and will invite the President and his CabE
net and about hundred other distinguished persons
including TIE Governors Of the several States and Gems
Sherman Sheridan and Hancock. The entire militia or
the state win be ordered out and it will be OF the
hncst military parades seen for years
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AN EXPECTED DEADLOCK IN THE LOUISIANA
LEGISLATURE.

LOUISVILLE, April ia special from New
Orleans tonight to The CowterJournal, says that IN
eompliAnc, with the call OF Speaker Witt some
60 Conservative members Of the Lcgisla-
met In caucus this afternoon, TO consider the
proposed withdrawal of Wilt in favor OF some Speaker
les objectionable to the Radical members The CORE
sDonent saws that the is strong and actVey
urged hut that Witt will withdraw IL Is thougnt
O. N likely that the Wheeler adjustment will hnd serl-
0us oD.laoe IN the present cead lock.
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FEDERAL TROOPS REVIEWED BY AN ExCoSFED-
FRATE OFFICER.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 12.-By invitation
Of Cen Pennypaoker Federal conmandant at TINS post
Gov. Porter. an exConfedera,e officer reviewed the
troops at Ash Barracks yesterday afternoon The novelty
OF the attracted crowd OF between o'oVo anu
1000 people 10 the grounds ON the appearance OF Gov
Porter and s civilian staff tbs band struck up " Han 70
entLusiasm. The event was looked upon most nuspi-
elously by everybody present.
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THE LOWELL sPIyNERs' STRIKE.

LOWELL, Mass, April 1.-THE mule SPIN
the number Of TO- in the Massachusetts Prescott
and Lawrence mills quit work tonight, their two weeks
notice being up. Tomorrow night the mule spinneIs lii
al tbs other mills will be discharged agreeably to the no
ue ~ the agents previously given At uretng Oh tne
agents tins evening resolved 10 adnero 10 tieI
present policy and make concessions me oleraVes
~ thor meeting Likewise voted TO man 10 sustain tne
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE IN FRASRLIN-sT. DAM
AGED.

A fire was discovered last evening on the
secoud floor OF No. 1903 Frankn-st occupied by samues
& Co. dealers in shirts whose loss Is estimated at Sooo
The flames extended to tho third and fourth oors occt
MED by Harris & Coy q clothing warehouse who're
foss was 81 900 George Brown who occupied Tue nrst
oor ~ A store Irirh linens suffered loss of SoO Dy
water The building Is damaged about $1,000 The
Losses were covered ny insurance
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OpITUARY NOTES

BOsToS. Mass, April 12.-John Taylor,
we'll known dry goods merchant. died this morning
BUFFALO,, April 12.-COl Gibson F. Howard,
6uef of Artillery in the National Guard died suddenly
nj his late residence in h. city this afternoon he was
TIC Oldest and only surviving OF Gen. Rufus Howard
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est is held in western companies.
. srwTyC,.MACHISE FACTORY BURNED

GUELPH, Ont, April 12.-Raymond's sewing
machine factory destroyed by fire Saturday night
The loss il estimated at $50 600 large number OF ma
chine, were destroyed. The books and papers were
saved The machinery was insured Tor $1,000
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO April i2CArE active and strong receipts since
Saturday sales Medium 10 Extra shipping 81 25G
as so Choice IS 9UaS5 30; Good steers - 81 ads1 80
stockers So 1894 10 Butchers IS oOaso 2o shipments
l,6O0. 49,, ..- N ooo
sales COMMON Light, 81 6UG$S 10; Heavy $50
~ q, ona lot Of Heavy sold at 50 40 shipments $500
SuREP steady and fair demand; sales, Common, u oOd
SIS so Good to Extra, - 75dSo To-
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ELSEWHEkE.

BosToN. April PA Keene On. H. dispatch
says the large pottery works OF j. L. TAFT To- were
entirely destroyed by DIRE this forenoon. together with
:arso amount u manufactured wars and machinery AM
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coUNrERFEITEHs SENTENCED.

BosTON, April 12.-In the United States DIS
ict Court to-day the Attcboro cOunteif tiers were
Io1ght " the bar for seneDcc judge lowell iIiposeu
upon Joe Waite 10 years st hard Labor Ala the oit rI'o
aid upon George Young i've years. The sentence OF
William Young. the third person con ioteds was post
SvAD9-
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All Suffered with acid deposits around the Joints o. ny
fingers guage could describe GLHss LlSsRf IopDs
on AMMONIA the and I'M
proved my health NN SON Bofck, 40 west Ssn 80
Sold by all druggstA Depot no. Aol sixthaso ooiy "
MIA aud Al lei bottle.
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The Philadelphia Sunday School Times says
Of Geo. p Rowen g. Co of New-York: They are the
most enterprlsng prompt systematic and reliable Ad-
yertising Agents with whom we are acquainted We
have had most satisfactory dealings with them IN
some extensive advertising plans In our Ousinsss.
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TEE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARK ETS.

HAVANA AprI l2-spanish gold, 2l9a22O American as
22g ExcLsnge quiet the United states. 30 days
currency, o70ss premium short sight 9Odsl premium
short sight gold. ll5a 40 premium. Sugar nrm
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srnErrcAR STABLES BuRNEp Ar cINCINNATI

CIyCrNNATI, April IA fire early THIS
manning at the Johnst car stables on Harrison-ave.
consumed the stable % streocars 10 mules. and one
horse The exact loss cannot a. yet be determined
Insurance IA held on feed. stable carhouse horses
and cars separ,isiy the total amount being $i31JO LII
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SHEET:

granted preliminary Injunction with the usual order =
show cause why IL should not DO made permanent
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Areo WmVhoA
~ eat1n0n New Boffp0Fd

Arc, wr,,M.~ Kate Cnf,ord, Pan Rivae
HasfineS New Beflord John LoxieT somefs~
Evergreen. Newport n nDaIo. ~ - ~ e.,sor6
r. Cohh W,ildeet VIM BsueBi, sonorscc
n A oycu;, sI 1i,orvc Ma VIM NJ Foster, Proylf1ics
n Wssbnnrne Providence. J. n. Knight Proydehco.
I.,"n Mr. t,rny,d.nc, (;ylless Pswtncket
= r "rbomnsoa stonngton C. r. Jackson, Portsmouth
Mary Shields Fall River. W Bncklni f..n iss''-
Moonlight, Providence = fDrVIA inos ' ,n.a,
Addie sawyer, Providence sea tOan, fio.i"o.'s
w w. Pharo, Providence. IL trcskfy, fIDstu,sts
"a SAWYER Provfesce Adele Feiecis, Proyscenee.
a.. =. Tr1Rg, tlOuCester
Porto Rico. Portland ,a.....a
a y IraInard H0cklanh. Right Away, Nev LONDON
Superior New London. isoTn, 80, ~, $500
r. J. Collins, Providence y. "a; i<% lID,.
L. Cochran, Proyi.enr " nA,y, ~ p,a,fSerc.
MARY Riley, Providence X. Mason froNlnen'e
W. a. alton Fan River Eliza a. Hooper, Br-ou
CARROLL 4, StOningtcn-
J. O. Wright, Virginia Ns"%o@1>"u' F""~
steap,ips Abearis for Lewes Tybes for Turks Island
schrs II Bis,ee for Aarsnham; Hastinss and j. c"s
lima for Virginia
WIHD-sunset, fresh. r. raining
FOREIGN PORTS. -,
LIVERPOOL April l2-rhs White Star Line stesp1shp Adri
from New York April for this port WAS nsizueo
OF Fastnet at 7s3O O'Clock this morning.
LONDON April fZ-Ssled for the listed s&ases. lnvlu
Reed, Albert Seumann. Berlin, o. D. Withsrr, W. H. Ihrn-
dixie Troop CaiEsm0re, Lett Jaine Brothers Ada Nv
dale ny Pelham. Mary Edey. Fisher Tarta Pomona iAks
~ Clair c. o. Wbtmore. W H. Jenkins vanbsn rroteos.
Bel stuart Andrea Lovco Carlos. Ella and Georgett Az
ron United states on the ION mst Johann hepe
Cbriste Rapide and Grnzela- the Latter M Arrsn POM
Arrived the llh inst Toiomee and s.orenouS' w "a
18TH COnsett Star Geo Acan AMI Va" ss~
much damaged, having experienced heavy gales
DlSAsTER.
April 2Te ship san Eafael from sen yran6is go
the lst ns again LEAKING and was aSchATt
ing her cargo for repairs
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VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, April Lille
-ns,d.n.e Of Phi!ander p Clifford destroyed by fire
today His wife, VINO was helpless from sicKhcsS' eouiu
moi escape and burned 10 death.
FARMER BURNED TO DEATH IN CANADA.
FULroN, Ont, April 12.-Arthur Reid, an
old and respectable farmer residing this place, was
burned 70 death in his house yesterday.
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CLOTHS MARKET.

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
Paoyrpgscg r. L. April 2.-Pr1ntng Cloths market dull,
vii tendency prices 64I64 spot goods quoted
/ at
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The Phiiadeiphin Office 81 The Tribune u ~ liz
SOUTH sLxTHsT.

Ar PU BLIsuERs' RATES.
% tho Daily Philadelphia have he
served by rsdncus IN time To bo mad Al te
n,s.Liasi table by special New fsros
Tram m immediately dispatched u all yagts
of lilo yt Bscs lcntoxS usually De supplied he onsA
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6ueeiaI Notices.
Church of the Holy Trinity,

Madison ave. aud Forty secoDdst
SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
will he held THIS and EVERY DAY In the above named
Church. Of Service, O'Clock m, p N, and 40
p. m. ~ ,,,., ,,.--.r.. n srppuvx
H. TYING and other nisters viii speak every evening
Miss LOGAN aud Miss BEARD Of London VII, conduct tho
afternoon meetings. AL are invited
Post.Omce Netics-Ihe MAILS pos EuR Rope for IN. The
week ending SATC RDAY, April IL 1875, VIII close al us
ONCE "a follows: ON THURSDAY az and ll:3o n m on
WEDNESDAY at 0 a. m; on THURSDAY st llSO . m; aud
on SATURDAY II 10 and IL 80 . ~ and ~ M - 49,
Rare and well known TREES and PLANTS = b. PAR
SONS q SONS. kissens station FiushinE n Z.
special Nottre-Any person having ns IN Greenwood
which they self for cash will please address Il d.
JUsTISON, p. D. Box 3,24S ". Y.
To ALL particularly nvalIds spring trying searcn In
datiops OF should At be attended to- Fatal dis
exsos NAV 10 by allowing tie bowe 10 become con-
suatec remain In disOr1ered connton.
un the disorder has yelop ~ An ounce Of pro
pound Of is old and truthful saying
Therefore, advise all VINO troubled with the Complaints
now prev indigestion. dsofircd ef
want appetite feverish skim ~ take whons
delay MANDRAKE PIiS We know or no ren.fy
and decisive In ts action IL ~ once strikes oe
o the disease and PRODUCES healthy tome W tue
People need sdef rcm disease arising guia u
condition Of the liver they would take TINS E
medicine they feel the rst d .b .
FOR tho summer months should le VI
four box on Of pills them They have an ast IN.
effect They will relieve he PATENT on nc
In one or two will rapidly cleanse tSs rI W sa
rounling bile, ana will efectuAy rre'eS Vn"cs A's~
mia szs,Il nv ALI
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DESTRUCTION OF LIFE.

TWO PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH IN MASSACHUSETTS,
WORCESTER, Mass, April 12.-The grocery
store Of Alden Thayer, Clinton WIS burned at noon
to-day The lire spread rapidly TO the rooms overhead
that tho escape OF tho occupants was cit on ana rs
George W. Dinsnors and Lar aged father Inc ls.'o
heing there on a visit. burned to death. MIS-
Altr,d p Newton and daughter, who were at Work
in the kitchen. jumped from the seeondstory w'1 T
and reccyed severe bur probably not fatal injuries Inc
los by the re Is from 900 ~ $4,000, covered by III
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A lan in Michigan procured q divorce
from his wife, intending to marry another
womap. The latter. however, got tired OIL
waiting. aud married another man on the da,
the divorce was granted. Then the fellow
hestated whether or not to try to make up
with his wife again, and while he was hest
tating his wife married another fellow. This
is what would naturally be called getting
left all around.
When man goes forth into the fields on
winters day, armed with tho pail and q
resolution to gather some huckieberries, and
comes back haE frozen, complaining that he
emit find any, bis action pre6gures the atti.
-tslde Of The parties who declare they will
have specie payments by resolution Of Par
:liament.
A Connecticut justice of the peace refuses
to decide any case contrary to the principles
OF the Republican platform. It is pleasant
security enabled him to escape the appoint.
meut OF t'hief.Justice of the United States
Supreme &c urt.- Brooklyn argus.
1t is asserted that the reason why SO many
young men In tits country are bald, is the
prevalent custoaa Of having the head sham
pooned with stimulating washes.
4 man In New Haven was smothered to
death the ether dag by sealskin cap that
dropped over his face when he fell in an cpl
leptie fit.
An Indiana judge has decided that If a
woman will shorten piecrust with butter at
thirtS.eight cents q pound her husband has
good cause for divorce.
In culling the flowers of poetry, no one
should miss Cullen Bryant Worcester Ga.
Setle.
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A PROTESTANT STORY OF MIRACULOUS
CURE.-The following singular story is told
by the Lewiston Qll.) Democrat of the LIST
instant: " Rev. Mr. Wood, the preacher on
the Cuba Methodist Episcopal circuit, has
informed some Of our citizens Of miracle
performed in Avon last week. The story
goes that he was called to Avon on Wednes.
| day of last week, we believe, to attend at
the bedside of a sister that was dying.
| She had been i'll for some time, and entirely
| helpless for some days, not being able to
even raise her head, At noon ofthe day
named her physician finally pronounced her
case hopeless, and said the patient must die.
She apparently continued to sink until, per-
haps, 6 O'Clock that evening, when she called
the family and friends about her to receive
her final farewell, as she supposed her last
| hour had come. She asked her bro
Their Uhe minister above named to
pray for her, and the company kneeled
while an earnest petition in behalf of the
dying one was made. During the prayer
| Mr.. Wood felt hand upon his shoulder, and
opening his eyes beheld bis sister sitting up
| in bed, Ger face beaming with rapture. She
told him he need pray no longer, as she was
cured soul and body. He supposed her to
be in her last death-strugge (as extraordinary
| physical strength does often come to the
DYING, and diyining his thought, she
assured him that it was not death, but
that she was indeed fully restored TO
health, and that her soul was blessed
equally with her body. She arose from the
bed, praisng God, moved around among her
friends, went to the table and ate supper
with them, and remained up until II O'Clock,
telling in rapturous strains the great things
God had done for her soul and body.
The physician came in mean time,
aud, as may be supposed, was as
founded to see his dying patient, for
whose recovery he bad no expectation,
sitting up In chair, talking with every one.
She told him of her instantaneous cure, aud
after a careful examination of her vital Or
gans, be pronounced the cure complete !!
The next morning this lady continued in the
same state. She took breakfast with the fam
lily, and walked to the doorto bid her brother
farewell as he started upon his return home.
These are the facts as we get them from two
gentlemen Church mem5ers), to whom
brother Wood told them on Saturday last"
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IFor the Dispafch.i


s,rnr Dispatch.-We both desire and ex.
nect you to he exactly. right about even the
Smallest matters. Will you, then, please,
give US the times OF sunrise and sunset 10
your daily " miniature almanac" not 10 d'ai
time, but In CLOCK time. We cont keepa
dial, and if We Gid it would DC OF l,tue use
to us this cloudy weather. But we 90 keep
3 clock, aud we want 70 know by ,t when 10
expect SUNRISE and ssln-sef. 1ou s'ate ~.
day. for instance, that the sun rises az cVo
and sets at 4:54; while, as matter OF iac,,
capabae OF easy vcrification, or ootatnsote
by adding on the eight or ten minutes oy
which the dial Is no,c too SLOW, u ooes no .,s
rise tin about 7:l4, and It does not ses t''
eignt minutes past 5. VIII you, toen, please
p,ct another almanac, or else make the cor
reetion for US day by day.
Respectfully, c.
RICHMOND, January 10, 1875.
For sixty years (and we know not no"
much longer the people of Virginia have
been accustomed to solsr time. The alma
macs Of both WARRocK and .CorTox gave tn
rising and the setting of the sun In sofa
time. Twelve O'Clock was always exactly
the middle of the day. The people neVe
usea the tables for changing solar time u
mean time. There are thousands OF ne
who have been familiar with these figure
all their lives. We have published them il
the Dispatch for many years. The Dtspatc
is the peoples organ, and is expected star
super antiquas uias. Keep your clock wit
our miniature almanac, and the sun will
sure to rise at the appointed hour.]
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savs the New York correspondent OF the
worcester SPY: THE Wallaels have ~ 81 3D.
wavs been rather celebrated for bounce, anu
somesimes try 1t on the wrong p pis,prv
Henry Wallack once, Boosting of the nistoss
Of his family, told William Warren tna .sa ene
province Of WaaSbi was 1 Iamea M Woldavia
was named for Mary Davis"
President Bascom, of Wisconsin Uni
versity. condemns the oppression of the
child's memory in forcing it TO- repeat "the
number of capes around continent and all
the little rivers on it," or any other non-es'
sential things that are sure to be forgotten af
soon as learned. 1t is worse than useles:
mental strain, and waste OF time that woulo
be better devoted to more 4erviceable studies
A New Hampshire ran has just got home
from Kansas, having driven through the en-
tire distance-ffteen hundred and twenty
nine mfles-in ffty-nine days in q buggy
drawn by single horse.
The head man-A barber.
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r.AsGs0ApL LINES.
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EIea,1osD AND End rS sBap egss. s1n-t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4, 1876, train
~ on ibis rosa Win Isns e s9ii scMr,
7 $50 a. u, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun.
I. tayI, connecting for ali points South
and West. SleepinE.ear attached
745 A. n, TRE1GHTTRA1Nd daily Except Sun.
49, day), witt coach attached, for Peters.
{ burg and stations on the Southsids
road, Lynehburz, and The West.
1A5 z. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
$50 for all points South and West Pa
sengers taking this trsir win masa
,e close connection 1t Petersburg fos
500 P. NJ, fREiGnT daily Except Sunday,
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (excen,
Sunday with coach attached.
11:45 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connee.in,
20 With Richmond, FredercEsburg and
and West.
500 P. n, FaEIaar daily Except sunday
500 p. n, THRoUGH NAIL daily Except Sun.
Frederic EsSarg and Potomac ratlSta5
for all points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through r,
Hst-<% Baltimore. ALEC making close cor.
/ nection with The Chesap:ake and Oh4
railroad a FOR The sa fiIgna Springs and
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Chester.
Trains on the Clover Hin WIN Leave Chester n
$40 p. NJ. Returning, will leave Glover an, AZ
6:30A. II. daily except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving fetersourg will star. trcr
/ no Ell - ~ A. SHAW. superintendep,
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DRUGS. .xEDICINKs. 6a.
polk MI .LER & CO, ArorHso.nlrs
coBEF a METH AND MAIN sTREETs,

hive for sale DeIlue,s G1ycerine Hair-Tonic,
1eiiu c's Eau Angelique Cor the teethl, Jews
Ferry G. Browns Tooth. Paste; Lyons's I IStn-
Tablets Superior English Hair. Brnsnes s9pe atS
Ba1shes. superior Buffalo Combs, Superior India.
Rubber Combs, Hagan's Magnoli. Balm Lai To-
ate,s Toilet waters Reads Grand Duchess Cologne,
Enbin,s GenuIne, Extracts, Lubin's Lavender
Water, Murray & Lanman's Florida water, Ger r
man Farina Cologne French and English fomades,
Heoemans Camphor Ice. Felt Chest Protectors
Turkish Bath Towels. India-Rubber sponge ba VS.
Lubin's Toilet Powder, Elegant Hand aiirrors! W
donim flor chopped hands,. and full line OF pure
UGus0' >'oo' ia 19-3m
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ia go
BY W. Goddin,
Auct.oneer and Real Estate Aren't,
CORNER NJ Eleventh aud Bank streets.

roMMIssION ER's sALEO BEAUTI-
4 EnI,IOT ON CHURCH HILL AT THE
S0KTHEAsT CORNER OF MARSHALL AND
THiRTIETH STKEETS.-As commissioner Oh
tha t,hancery Court of the city Of Richmond, APP
,,n,ntea by decree entered OH the 18th OF Jann-
ary 1875 the case Of Roons0n ,S s Bsn1sea
&c, shall sell at public auction, on tns Rrs :.
o O'clock ?, r., that truly beautiful LOT oca.sd as
fronting feet feet on ao e sest ns a
Sa e cold "a whole. or divided, as may be dcemed
best be The location Of the park Chimborazo aili
within two squares, win add greatly 70 Inc 'aue o.
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