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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
IN LITTLE ROCK

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Aug. 1.-The announce
Incnt Of the death oi Andrew johnson creates profound
,uggVW here
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10
LANDS IN PIX. My.

No --Eo acres IN rik, ceuriv la - s2arer scrn
on. half cash balance in J. insfla' rsl tti tr'r'
10 - 2oa acre. near Wim-iuN f4r county. 'n
ref.rshnrr sud t'rnsile roia iun n.f~- IN eiifl,t
iion line .'rrY frssrr huu-.' epof oralart. ~.
sni = ~ ruds.iati slab rn "I h ~ tr'u cool,
llsi has nrnrr' ~ sri'i"d hirr, iffs Stone iro
- 400 ons hsif cash. halancs ~ anh tt-r-.
~. ~-4o acres II spirn'i,i coil lni"' 20 ia
county vsry chrsp
80 RIO ,ct.. ~ good f,rsn.ng land u rcres 20
cnl'is alton aud an undrrlad iih 'pi'idd vein X
coal
~. acres under a high state 81 ciltisarn r"n'
Portable hctsrs geod barn rice orchard. rleury ~
water abundance y .pleuf'i timber snd even
Thing necessary % r. comfortable rHuniiN hnmr
40 - --Ins acres. a. under hgh state N
Guilty alton Hnr orchard oi .elcr fruit ln
endless .nppI, ~ .tnrs water csnrsliy ocl.d. tne
n.h pool stie,'td timber nice and com fort.ll. hro
inVs THIS teanilul s farri j. siuai 80 go b.
hos, nciehhor boz ds iu ike eounty W ,n.c fruNfu
ip church and s,hpni house. price ouiv s2Na. hai
cash haan . 10 one and two years There Nn great
bargain W this isru.
No Ta---o acre. ~ fine hand on line dividing eher
son and zion townships w PIKE county 20 arrss 10
hirh state ~ cult, riion, fnc orchard. good veil
" ter several fne springs good comfort nhe dwelling
~ o,r r.or. good stable and aree tobacco hnru fine
stone coal Nsrv cheap NJ l-snD
80 7l-This farm contains - sores. and Is sifuaied
pesr The line of the I, k.As. " RS. rnds undrrlad
win superior quality II block eoa has s. ncrsr ~
rrtti, alton good frame house. 70 select iruit fffes
plenty VI nne stock water and m abundance = sr'u'
did timber Price only sl,GoO hal rR-h. balance ~
one and two years
81 7s-4n acres ~ land near line ~ fhet.. y
W nv and Is solid he'd Of stone coal. Price 80"
hair cash, balance IN ons and Two years
40 ~ 10 80 hre land on Air Line N1il oed'
an abundance 81 fine coal srd lead ore w paying
amenities This land isserv cheap and EASY terms
No ea--One ~ the finest farms w tn" county. on
the Mt Vernon Railroad; zen 100 acrr. W. cult
vation and Va splendid repair. Improvements nl ~
cl,ss new two.sfory frame house rs"us Furnished
up IN good STYLE fine timber and water ntde'ini1 WIN
foot vein ~ black coal Price ssss0. "nsnsN terms
DoAvE e. CArFHART offer their ser
vices 10 the public for the sale or trade
of real estate. without making any
charge To parties employing them. un-
less sales are effected, and then reason
able commission is expected. Persons
having real estate to sell will find ms
desirable means ofreaching the purchas'
ing public.
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UsABRiDGEp.- Two cOlorcd citizens
Saturday had a litdc trouble Oh the
postoffice corner.
'.Sir. stigumtize You as falsehood-
fer - exclaimed the first.
And YOU, sir. are gathering hipel-
critic II replied the second.
"Ah, talk away" growlei the first
"but nv character is far above disproach,
And your influence don't dctach from
nv reputation one Iowa" growled the
other
And thus they parted.
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Wanted, Pizcn.

Tlem ihs Dslrof Pre- rress
The other day thin-wasled woman
with snap 10 her ewes entered Detroit
drug store. and without any fooling
around she asked:
"Do YOU keep pizen heres'
"les'm--all kinds" replied the clerk.
you've got Pircn ia powders aud
piren in liquids, have you 2
"lcs'm."
Welt she said, looking around at
ne inaav bottles. Il want something
powerful strong something 10 lay him
rish oui. "a iihout any fOoling.
The clerk drew hack little and said !:
Il fear we can't sell you any poison,
madam
~You can'tg What's the matter you
cauff"
"Nou Won might not make good use
81 il" he trembiingly said.
What 10 YOU mean." she slowly
asked, kind o. reaching for him across
the counter.
why family trouble. perhaps--your
hu,hau l--you may be little deranged,
o. sfammered.
She gave him look OF lofty con-
tempt and said:
You needn't be afraid of me, bub.
Nv head has brains enough i'm il to run
four drug stores like this. and my hus-
band and | get along about a. well as any
pair. When he giis high-nosed and
trie. TO boss around. pint TO a chair,
give him one look. aud he drops. No,
bub, want that pizen TO lay out dog,
ana YOU needn't be afeared OF being
Y,,Lan nm fnr fragalV
IL was put up, handed her, and paid
for, and she remarked:
Thought | was deranged, ehs ]
own up that don't know anything
about your old drug store Latin, but il
/ can't tumble house work around with
the whole pile of your relatives for two
hundred wears back. I'll get in the way
Of 4 one-hoss locomotive after dark -
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UNSATISFACTORY TO rHE TFACHER.-- "A
boy Of imported stock in one of the
public schools few miles from Boston.
was recently complained of to his teach
~ BIZ another teacher in the same build
ing for a special instance Of misdemean-
ur. His teacher told him that he must
inform his mother that he had thus
been complained of and state the cause
OF the complaint.
The next day the teacher said To him.
"Did Won tell ycur mother what | told
YOU io?r
.-Yes'm" was the reply.
We'll, what did ,he say Z"
''She said she'd like to wiring that
teachers neck for her
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~ Ex-Speaker Blaine wishes 70 settle
The school question ~ a constitutional
amendment which shall read: NO
state shall make anv law respecting an
establishment Of religion or prohibiting
the free exercise thereof, and no money
raised by taxation in any state for the
support of public schools or derived
from any public fund therefor shall
ever be under the control Of any relig-
ious sect. nor shall any money so raised
ever be divided between religious sects
or denominations
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JASPER Il I.OOGOOTEE
stage * Mail Line
EAElnrs

VyRASK GEBHART II Jasper, and Frank Afford, II
II Inrgootee are now running daily line ~ Stages
brtwser Jasper and oogootee. with good acc0mmoda-
fious Tor express matter and passengers. They IN
variahy make connection with the cars on the O. NJ
going East West This l. the shortest and be -
road the q. " H. r.. srd ee have none but sober
aud careful drivers and good teams. stage leaves
the Post Office In each town every morning al ca
o'clock
Each person also gives notice that they viii not be
responsible for money money packages to be sent by
express carried ny the other by any ~ their en-
royees such packages be given 70 the principals
themselves. This 3 the only stage line upon which
either one receives express matter.
Passengers will be called for II requested At hotels
or residences May 2is. lsT5.--1y
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Wit is said that President Lincoln
once said TO Senator Fcssenden: "What
is your religion?" "Not much TO boast
Of but suppose am as much a Unila-
rian as anything" 'Oh. Unitarian .
said Lincoln; II thought you might be
an Epi-copalian. Seward is Episcopal.
aud ! notice You swear about as he
does"
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HOU Sc q MILL
For Sale,
A. CcIeslinc, Hail TOWNSHIP

Y WILL sell good saw mill with two circular saws
two SETS Of burrs pair IN operation for grinding
corn the other pair ready to IN operation for grind
ing wheat There Is an abundance 81 water the
mill the year around. and an inexhaustble supply 81
timber.
good frame house. With four rooms all furnished.
With good stable and burgy-hou and about acres
20 ground. sll psled " with good ed psings.
They will be sold together separately. This "
In the best locations for Pouring mill in the county.
rrs bring no mill nearer than ter miles
Tssss s-naif cash; balances IN two equal payments
IN one and two years June ~, rs. ~
v BrCHART. Celestinc, Ind.
.'IelInoo I5dspf s,n LoD eq!iosqnS ~
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TLadies. YOU may friz your hair. do
il up high. LEI il down low, have IL hang
ing on your backs, Scrambled over
your forchesds, banged" into youreyes.
pulled up at the sides. worn waterfall
style. tied up in doughnut. or any 9th
er way YOU NAV please. and ii will be
all right for Fashion says so.
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1rr salem Democrat: Indian ponies
are being shipped into this county by
Mr.. Henry Robertson ofCampbellsburg
and for them he finds very ready sale.
Eighty dollars will buy span OF these
little horses. and they will out-iraveI
most of equines of elephantine dimen-
sions.
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Bartholomew Republican: The Star
Debating Society, TaylorsviIle, met in
the school house Saturday night. The
question, Resolved, that there j. more
pleasure in scoIiing wife and clean
house. than mild tempered woman and
a dirty house was decided in favor Of
the affirmative.
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Barber Shop,
Charles Soliga,

Past side Public square. JASPER. IND.
Has opened barber shop for the shay
ing sf vour faces. in Mr.. Erny's build
ing. next door TO Troxler's saddler shop
and will do Shaving aud Hair Dressing
IN the latest style. and with dispatch.
lie will also furnish 10 balls or partjes
the music Of an excellent string OF brass
band. upon application.
January lst, ls75.-y
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that there have been no disturbances 10 any
Of our southern States since Jour Siast sea-
sion. Our army has been quietly reposlng
in No oa.racks, which has made a marked
Sir,inution 10 the appropriations for clothing.
The late elections throughout the country
are pleasing evidence to me that the poIey
I have 30 firmly adhered to, particularly
In Louisiana, OF permitting the people
of the southern States to elect anu
seat their own officers Is fully ap.
nrec,sted. am panied to announ &c
that the eminent jurist Judge Dureil mas
rendered his resignation. His uniformly
correct rulings and faithful adherence TO tne
strict letter Of the law should be fifty recog'
pized by Congress In some substantial man
per. The ciyilservice reform proves n'gniy
effiacious in keeping none but honest men
In places OF trust; and the general OF tne
army advises me that the postmasters IN the
country doubly outnumbered the army.
| Let us be thankful again. There are sese.
raj recommendations "a to the future policy
of the country which win bring TO your
notice at the proper time, among others tne
increase. of-salary bill and the matter OF thiro
terms. At present the people are not pre-
pared to receive them; at least that Is Wpa'
I. x. PEcT.
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BY Lyme & Brother Z
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneefs'
No, 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
IN HFNRICO COUNTY, ON The KINGS,
LAND ROAD. ABOUT Ten MILES I,l gELSW
THE CITY OF KICHMOSD; AT ~ 49, ~ ,ho
conntT of Henriro entered on The 18th Of Deem,
6er suit of Bun vs L{ns Sc - We He5 sna
sell, In front of the county court eensS oi ,a7b
GO O'clock H. The FARM mentioned in said de,
cree containing 2o7 ACRES gSd i etberss
formerly owned ana occupied by alfred 4. bun'n'
and located as above described. of
TrRMs: Enough in cash to pay the expenses OF
colo. the residue mt one two, ana three ears. tne
purchaser giving his bonds NEGOTIABLE notes sa iSr
deferred payments, with interest rom Gay , n nr
chase money is paid and conveyance 9Taereo os
Tue ''ui" JOHN B. YOUNG,
ALFRED MORTON,
,,, .=.T Commissioners.
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T,HE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE

:
THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
4 In Its extent and equipment, is unequalled by
any printing establishment III the South. Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
ToRK.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
promptly and neatly executed and at low prices.
GOOD WORK, GOOD MATERIAL. AND salts.
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look ut some or GU,
prices:
RUsINEss CARDS SO to Is per 1000.
VISITING CARDS SOC. to I'll for 80.
LETTER HEADS 81 TO 1870 per ream.
BILL HEADS 81 TO I'll per ream.
CIRCULARS 1880 to "a per 1000.
H.<NDBILLs 81 to % per l0U.
Corresponding low prices for other kinds OF
work.
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK a spe-
cislty. The fact that we have for the past twenty
dive years been doing the most o. this class OF work
b evidence that we are prepared 70 do itpsomptl7
sud satisfactorily.
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PORT or RICHMOND. JANUARY 9, 1876.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Richmond Reid New York, mcrcnan-
disc aud passengers, 6. W. Allen 4 %.
steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, Iner-
chendSe aud passengers, l.. B. Tatum, agent.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamer Westover, Skinner, Baltimore, mer-
chsndise and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
Company.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc aud passengers. ". r Porter, sgcnt.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore merchan.
Hi Ba ri jane Mloy (British) mcKirdy Rio
de Janeiro flour, Walker & Saunders.
Bark William Cobb {fmericau), Brady, Bio de
,aneiro, -four. Dunlop & McIance.
Bark Amanda iGerDan), Shultz, Marseilles,
France, ria Norfolk, stavos and timber, Currie &
Brig Abbie c. Titcomb, Edevean, Rio de Janeiro.
flour, GalIego Mills. 80. .r 5-.-.
Big Volante (Argenllnel, Ruter, Pernambuco,
Zig Mary Celeste lBritisb), Tuthil, South Anne
rica -four, Dunlop i McCance.
schooner William :. farwel. Lord, Philadelphia
Schooner Irene, Lee, Norfolk, slaves, Curtis &
Schooner Eugle, Cosey, Baltimore, railroad ties,
Curtis Parker.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Richmoud Reid New York, merchan-
die and passengers, &. W. Allen q Co..
Schooner Farmers Return, White, Hampton, to
load oysters for KichJnonds
VESSELS IN PORT.
The following is a listof the vessels in port Sa-
K.rk Penguin &c, rmau), Won Aupcn. waiting TO
load -four Tor Rio de Janeiro by Dunlop & Nc
schoor er Wateriine, Whitmore, loading -four for
Pcrnamhuco by Gallego Mills :. -..
scho 3ner 5. Z. Tryon, Nickerson, dischargtng qua
SCHOONER j. 7. Weaver, Gladdins, discharging
MERCHANDISE preparatory to loading cars for West
Indies by 1redegar Com pany. -
schooner Tra1e Wind. Bryant, loadiDg hoops
and coal for New York, Curtis Parker. .!
Schooner John McGiuniss Colbouru. loading gra-
nile for Philadelphia. Curtis s Parker. -. ~ =
Schooner ID. b. Mar1u, Daniels, GiScbarging coal,
Schooner John spedden, Mcnamara, discharetng
sctooner Edith Wright, Wright, loading slaves
and hoops for Baltimore. Curtis & Pari CT.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Liverpool December 81 bark Edwin (Nor-
From New ork January 4, bark Brazileira tGtr-
Fro From Rockland December 81, schooner Excel,
From Baltimore January 4, schooner Roxanna,
EXPORTS FROM RICHMOND.
The following Is a list of the exports from Rich
moLd for the week enuing January 9:
British brig AbOse y. Iitcomb. fdeyean, Bio DE
Janeiro, ALP barrels -four shipped by The Gslego
Mills Manufacturing Company.
British harkeutlns Jane Miiioy, McKirdy. kio de
JaL Giro, 1869 barrels -four, shipped by Curtis &
Parker.
German bark Amanda, Schultz, MarseiIlas,
France, II barrel $50 cltret stages, 122
hogshead slaves 236 pieces Of plank. pieces OF
hewn timber, and l46 pieces OF sawed unbsr,
shi ,ped by Currie l. 20. -
BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE, January 9.-Sailed: Brazilera,
for hichmond; ship John Mann ana bark Irouba-
dore. from Norfolk for Liverpool; brig Abbte e..
Iitcomh, from Richmond for hio.
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Here are four items from the Brooklyn

Here are four items from the Brooklyn
ArglS:
A true philosopher observes that no mat
ter what our circumstances are we should
never look down on any of our felow-crea-
lures. Such habit, no doubt, would be
particularly calculated to make bad-hcaded
men nervous.
The young man who writes "Littie
Pbirs" dispatches to the War Department
would do well TO leave off whiskey for
while and try bromide of potassium.
Kaakaua has been wrestling with Boston
beefsteaks, and he intends to introduce some
of them into his kingdom as a substitute for
capital punishment. ,.,'
When the news came that Phil. Sheridan
had been ordered to New Orleans we haz-
arded the observation that he had no more
discretion than grasshopper. Wtnow ieel
sorry for having made that remark, and beg
to tender most humble apology to the
grasShopper.
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Whst the Gb&cagO Snnocep Would
Yritc lf Ae Wene President.

ArNc az he Wene President.
Gentlemen Of .aae RsaseSeatGtine Senate
and Eonse .qf Congress ::
The revolving click Of aae tpenGtaam has
brought US to the beginning of another battle
Of Congress. Our majestic country still
spreads from ocean to ocean, and hts lost
none OF its agricultural intensity, except q
few hundred feet OF valuable sand,lnnks
preeipitsted In the yawning Eaw Of tthe sea
OF Long Branch. but which ] Am infoaned
by the buresu OF emigration is amply COM
peusated By mudInmps dealt out at the Mis-
s>si;p. Our rivers stia steal tHinmphantiy
along within their banks, a.d recommend
the levy of tax for leyees to prevent the
liquidation OF the State debt OF Loui-
siana second time For all Of which let
us be thankful. Crops have been abundant
where they were abundantly raised, and the
grassbopper spared small portion of our
national domain in which the mill-hopper
now reyolves. We are at peace with foreign
countries, and our CREATIONS" with Eng
land are very we'll indeed, as / am advised
by my son.in-laW to-day. France seems to
be getting along IS usual, and no revolution
has occurred there 10 the last week. Our
friend William Koeuig, of Germany, isre.
ported having lost bis mind from the cares
OF State, which affects me with feeling OF |
uneasiness. The Car Of Russia reports hay.
ing found the diamonds purloined from his |
wife, and We may consequently look for |
a prolonged peace between the two
countries. enclose q report from
the distinguished divine sent around the
world to inspect consulships, In which you
will observe that the usual annual mission
ary feast took place in the Fiji Islands. King |
Kaloka, Of the Sandwich Islands, is on our |
shores, and unless worn out on the journey |
will soon reach our capital. Inthe far West
The peaceful depopulation OF the Indian pro-
Rrsssss satisfactorily. 1 ana happy 70 state
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE:
RICHMOND, January 9, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WuEhr.-White. ], O84 bushels. Red, los bush
els ,,, IN .,,,.,,
OATs.-2S4 DuSbes. -.
MEAL-346 bushels. .,..
BLACKEYE PEAS.-20 bushels
SALES.
WnEAT.-Whi,e, so bushels very good at - 80
WHRAT.-Red. g bushels very good al S1.3o
SO buses good at fl.25 Total. os bu enc sacs: oso
CORN.-White. Al bushels goa AT SucI, koE
very go6d ut Sic; 81 bushels very good at &c.
iO2 bushels ny gooo at Sic Telal, 32s 9 BUSHELS
OATs,-2s bushels at &C.: SO bushels at 7oc'
TOtal Ga bushels.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. January 9.-Fuur dull and un-
changed. heat declining; No. amber western
vi 25@$1 .26: No. amber western. sl.2O(a
i red western, III .22@S1.23; No. 2 red western
S1.1S; No. red western, Eli rejected, II .O7;
red Maryland, II 1921. 25 anosr. IL 30. Corn
7SmSIc.; We .lcrn In elevator, SUMS1c.; western
IN steamer, 77c. Oats dull ann unchaneed R1ce
$50. Tuik.Ineats duh aud lower; shoulders, 6A@
Ike; Gear rib-sldes. 0A@1Oc. Bacon dull une
lower; shoulders, SN@9c,; clear rib-sides; Ing
Ike; sugar-cured hams. 12SGl &c. Lard hrin a
dul except choice roll. which is scarce and wanted
prices unchanged. Petroleum quiet but firm ut 6g
and scarce ut sSc. Sugar firm and scarce at 1Ol
nj O2,c ...r.f @ 30 - r.i-
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.,r'AIrLEOIlAD LINES.
RICHMOND AND YETkksHUR8 Riu..
f<,x<v 10y

r---sss.. RICHMOND AND YkTEKssURg Kim. :,
.g.Y ssgt KoAD CoHPAgT
COMMENcTNGJ ANUARY.4; 1875 tr.i, !.
Ntron this road Will run as follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 4. H. THR0UGH MAIL daily (excep. s,,,.
fs day.. Connecting for eft points aontS
End west: Sieeping.ear attached.
TAO a. ID, FL it JkilS daily |exeep: Sun.
u 80 burg, and stations on the SoutbsIas
road, Lynchbnrg, and the West.
i 1:4S r. a., THROUGH MA IL daily eonnsc4tr.
for all points South and West. Pass
Seugers taking this train VIII MAJ
close connection at Petersburg foI
500 2. NJ, FsEfaaT aaIly Except Sunday,
LEAVE PKTERSBuHG NORTH.
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily fexcena
Sunday with coach attached,
11A6 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connec,ino
yttsS - via, Richmond, fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points Cad
500 P. n, FsEIsHr daily (excep. saud.y,,
coach attached. ="
500 P. A., THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sum
t-E day), connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
- Tor ali points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. runnins through 70
Baltimore. Also making close con.
nectlon with The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
moDd and Petersburg except az Chester.
Trains on the Clover Hill will leave Chester #
$50 A. u. daily except suncay.
ALL TRAINS leaving PETERSBURG will start from
no2I - A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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By n. n Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Oi4 Main street.

VALUABLE LOT ON THE NORTH
v INV on LEIGH STREET WEST OF
RxooK AVENUE, WITH COMFORTABLE
BRICK EILiNG Fog SALE Ell At A nU6;c am:
~ 1a ,e dn Ibe premises, on MONDAY. lth Janu-
ary''IS75, ut o'clock T. NJ, the property Ge-
scribed above. The LOT fronts ~ ieei, iun ]. NM
hack about 81 feet TO an alley Inc dooeH Gull
t.,ins five rooms besides kitchen.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance on Sreos 10, 1i
six al twelve mouths for nrgoila0le no9es "i ,,a
premises =" S,oHonear
IN q n a"e'""SNA
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By Burton & Carter, AuctiOneers,
No. 1913 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue OF
I J n decree Of the Circuit Court of The county OF
Henrlco pronounced on the 26th day OF Noyemnefi
snail as cor missioner named In said decree. sell.
on the premises. on TUESDAY the 29th OF ,, De-
cember the TRACT OF LAND In the ON inent.o ,
end Of Henrco county, adjoining the lands OF Elisha
Turpin the Carbon Hill Coal COMPANY ana OtheI rs;
The said land is principally In originai sIoSS'n u
Terms: One. third cash and the residue at four
ana eight months, the purchaser executing negou-
hla notes with interest added for the deferred pay
ments rte title to be retained until the last note
paid and a conveyance is ordered By The court;
paw A'' - WILLIAM HANCOCK.
.. -.- SDecial Com missioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-11
By Telegraph.
NHIU YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, January 9.-Cotton firm sales Of
l.i25 balts at 1901 SIC. Flour dull with very
limited d mauo at "a .S0@f5 % for common 70
fair extra souths rn S5.SO@So for goou 10 cnolce
spring: winter in better request with full prices
Corn opens shade frmer for new closed sl 11e5
saU.62H. Lard firm at 144tG14 -16c. Coffee
auiet Sugar dull and shade easier: Rice quiet
SfOlasses qu,ei. Turpentine Gull at 36c. kosin uui
at 81 / ior strained. Frcights quiet and SHADE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-11

PUNE, CLEAN CO UNTRY MILK Daryl
BROOK TURyPlKE NEAR ToLL-GATEf
January z, 1875.
r BEG TO INFORM THE INHABI-
J. TASTS OF RICHMOND that bave com
menceda DAIRY, and intend TO deliver PURE
solicit trial. \. w. WOOD.
. Post-0fice, Richmond.
REFERENCES: Judge Ro. 0nld, Major Isaac a.
:csrrIpgsea, Wellington GoddiD, Esq. ,a7-lW