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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-04
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WORK.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
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BUSINESS CARDS SO to IS per 1000.
VISITING CARDS 50c. to I'll for 80. IL. f...
LETTER HE1Ds - TO S6.7 0 per ream.
BILL HEADS 81 to 81 per reanl. E=
CIRCULARS $3.50 to ~ per 1000.
HANpBILLs III 10 % per LOO.
Corresponding ION prices for other kinds OF
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RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK a spe-
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We particularly invite attention to the beautiful
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90 r,on blow than he seized Dim ~ tne
s'au s ,..,s,, fernrity which caused him 70
. .h;r, aro,,nd with such force asto break ioose'
rrhan Near and bloodhound met race 70 'ses.
Tho hear elevated himself on bis ninu iess
~. = NJ onened his mouth prepared for an en.
hrsca The bloodhound did not dec,ins suo
nrnSssred hug. and quick asa dash OF ligasn.ue
anrarp at the bear, seized bsm by .ne saIoS 1,
and me hattie was begun 10 deadly GrD sst.
The hear was overtbrown by the 81 iden
onaet made by the BLOODHOUND, az "a Tell
an his back. the bloodhound sttll clingIngs
IN his throat. Dog and bear we're mixed up
in st,cn manner that the hn'lters were
ofraid TO fire for fear they would Kill the
dna. end sa the dog up TO that moment
sss Sy TO have the best Of the fight they de-
ttermined to let the battle r.age without In
Jterr,,ptten. The bear recc .yered himself IN
a seconds time, and drew up bis hind paws
With the evident intention of dfsembo vel
ing his antagonist. But the dog saw this
:moyemen,. jumped aside, and unfortunately
.looseued bis hold. The bear quickly rose,
tmaddened with paip and seeing the hunters,
started for them with the dog at
his heels They emptied their guns
into his carcass, but be didn't seem
10 WtuC kHAts &uu. AcptGob' lS1S ~, :,
Iithas they did not have time to reload, ahd
they turned apd rartoward a large beech Tree
about fifteen yards distant, the bear ID close
'pacsnit, and the dog close att the heels OF the
! bear. 5nst as the latter bad cleared Inc gap
| between himself and the hunters to Wltnln
about three feet, the dog again seized MIN oy
! the flank, and hung on with sucn iolce tp Taa
| the bear could not extricate himself. he
again whirled the dog loose, and they mel ne
! face TO face, and came together with tcrrhc
|fury. The hunters hastily loaded their pieces,
walked up within six PAGES OF the bear,
| took good aim, and fired just as the bear,
Eith we'll and observation-disclosures oioW
Il with bis right arm, bit the dog between the
4 eyes, splitting his head open as neatly as II
= struck with an axe. The bear, when hred
! at, fell, and after struggling few moments
! In mortal agony. was dead. On examl'
nation It was found that the blood
4 bound and bulldog were also dead,
the latter having all his ribs smashed
! 10. A farmer was hired to carry the Dear
to the nearest station. and when put on
the scales he tipped the beam at 400 POUNDS.
! One of his paws. when cut off, weighed Just
five pounds. It took copious draughts OF
brandy for three days in succession before
the nerves of the hunters became steady, so
! great had been their excitement over the
! contest. OF course they were not frightened
any of the time. They deny that charge with
the scorn and indignation that the ilnputa'
ton deserves. ..... ......, ..-.... -,,..
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BEHIND THE LADIES' WINDow-A Coon
PLACE TO STUDY FAcEs-THE PosT. OFFICE
WINDOW AS 4 Defective AGENT. From the
New York SIN J." You have no idea how
many ofsthose fellows who prey on other
people come about u.s. said an old post
Office clerk yesterday. "People think we
don't see them when they inquire for letters,
sitting as we do inside of glass box, and
nothing Of US visible but the face; but if
they can't see in ne can see out, and we take
note OF what we see. Weget to know faces
by sightas well as the owners of them do, and
take certain sort of interest in them. ]
have caught myself feeling sorry foS o young
miss who came daily for letters anu never
found any, until I had q great mind to write
her one myself, SO that she shouldn't be dis.
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n Hear Hunt LIN which u Detr9Iser anks
THO Dogs Took d Hand.

IFron ,he Lapeer (Nich.l DemocrlI
On last Saturday afternoon two men,
named james Marshall and John Ebbhts tine
former drummer for New York house
and the latter resident OF Detrot), started
from North Branch on bear-hunting expe.
dition. Proceeding six miles east, and from
there five miles north, they came upon bear
tracks of unusual size. They had With them
gun each, OF approved pattern, an uneom-
monty large bulldog, which was never
known to turn back at any thing, and Of say
age species. and Q Siberian bloodhound
who weighed not less than two hundred and
ti'ty pounds. The dogs were the first to scent
the game, and, with tail and brislles erect,
they eagerly started on the War-path, Mar
shall and Ebbitts following as fast as posi-
BILE. About five miles further on they unex-
peetedly came upon the bear. who was
quietly slumbering in cavity made by the
npbeaval OF an immense beech.tree. The |
dogs gave q growl and u bark us they disco |!
Vered the monster, and without another sign |
sprsDg with ferocity on the bear before he |
bad time to fairly recover his consciousness.
he was not long in doing il, however; for
he Immediately rose to q standing position,
gave fierce growl, elevated the corners Of
Dis LIPS. disclosing as ugly a set Of molars as
ever adorned Michigan bear, faced the |
dogs. and raising h.s right paw he hit the /
bulldog on the Ribs. knocking him about |
twenty feet and landing him on the top of T
pins stump three feet in height. In the
mean time the, bloodhound had not been
|ole. 4as bear hsa no s04aer deaE bis conf
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Z. o. y{E<By Lyne q Brother, &
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street. 80,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
tJVaIUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
sOUTHEaST oRNER OF LEIGH AN ~
ADAMS STREETS, WITH TWO 0hp EAn =,
dersgned. as special Commissioners appointed by
Court Of the ely 81 en-
sdmin,sfrstor &c entered on the 18th December,
is74 Shall in execution of decree sell At public
auction on the premises, on MONDAY, an jam,
arv Is75. at 4 O'Clock 2. NJ, those two attractive
lots located as above described. and designated
asLos and on plat made by , Ses sn - ips Of
fnieS rect each of 3OxS1 feet to an alley.
TERMS :: One-hfth cash; residue at SIX and
Twelve mouths for negotiable notes. Interest added,
ttIe Retained until same are paid and y convey
ance ordered BY the court: c. W. TURNER,
'" 's " :. -. ~ Special Commissioner.
Immediately after the above sale VIII be SOLD LIZ
feet TO an alley-being III the came square.
dc 90 l-sIl-LYNE& BROTHER, auctioneers.
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,pn,olnted So often, Thzt was when was as
thef hdsess window, d long time ago. Sns;1
Ti;aappes rod after awhile; don't know WhaI
becan 3 Of her; city swallowed her up !
fecF on. ;s., 40 - .ellol.e III, Tot.
'.There was another woman ~.
most sa;d-who lived In Newark, ana AneM;
r. and knew her. too. who came; regularly
once a week and inquired FOE letters ia an
o,,,s- name.1 They were for her, top, -
Inaw we'll enough she had no suca Eager
interest as her voice betrayed ID anotne1 per
aon;s letters. Once when she received one
. asted ber'if she was Mrs. Statira, ana -she
ss;d YES, and then knew she lled:
Once detective came 10 and asked n e
u . certa;n man. whom be described, caiiea
for letters. / knew him as person \ 10y rHr
cot down az rogue, without knowing any
ibSnr Of him. and said, Yes, he is mere
nearly every day. He comes at socn
a neat hour and If YOU stay here win give
1 90 1 The wink,r:So he stayed where ne
conld not be seen, but if you will believe IL,
tbet ecamn never came near the place ior a
week. a great pile of letters accumulated
for him. Finally the detective began 70 leei
The fellow had Git OUT as he expressed H.
ord said he would Just stretch bis legs III
I
moment the ascal appeared, and | was IN 8
sweat, you bet. First thing when sa" nin
sent messenger after the detective; 1neAt
thing stayed away from the window as lo 10 z
as 7 dared. When l did go to it couldn't
hear very well, and had hard work to eaten .
his name. When that had to be stopped 4
! couldn't seem to find any letter, though
there were hundred or SO right under my
hand. sbufFled them all over, both Oh Us
all the while on pins and needles-he TO get
away. and to keep him SO be shouldn't.
s|How do you spell it' 1 said. :; i :. - -.
! He spelled it.
WWhere do you expect letter from r.
"New Orleans CI
I threw one, two, three down., r,.
asAin't there no more9' he said.
"Waita minute, I'll see.' lstretched tne
minute all could, till finally, just as he was
going away cursiDg me for my stupidity,
/ threw down the whole of them, and began
1 70 push them out 10 him. He turned 10
gather them up, but was himself gathered
up by the detective, who came back just IN
time. He was one of those sawdust SWIM
dIers," 49,. .....,
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j % !sgtJ BY W. Goddin. 'e% ~ H..
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF A VERY
- BEAUTIFUL, AND ATTRACTIVE BRIG ; 4,
DWELLING AND VACANT LOTS On The
EAST LINE OF FOURTH BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH STREETS.--MilL be sold al AUCTION,
on the premises, on MONDAY .Jasuary +, asnS; az
BRICK DWELLING located as above, recently
occupied by the ae Mrs Martha dti 1ayiS u9e o
payed alley The dwelling contains eight large
rooms besides three smaller ones, with Iron yeran-
da 10 the front chamber and to the two parlorS,
with front aud rear porticos The Kitchen contains
five rooms, and there Is an excellent smose
The Whole premises are connected with the city
curyert; have been thoroughly repaired, renovated
painted outside and inside, and papered; and are
now In the most perfect condition.
After the sale of the dwelling the LOT 10 the
north and two TO the south will be sold. These are
really very handsome lots. The servant reSiding
ON the place will show the house to those VINO may
wish to examine 1t: I'd .-.~''- - 20. -. =
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added. secured by 4 trust deed. :, -, 49,. ;.
de 80 1Ig..s o. w GODDIN. Auctioneer.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January 2.-FIour quiet at $4,000
60. So for common to fair extra southern; $4,000
IS 25 for good to choice southern. Wheat shade
frmer: S1.2e@S1.29 for winter red western;
Sl.29@S1 80 for amber western 81 30@Sl 81 for
for old western mixed afoas; S50sSc.s for new
western and yelIow SSc. for new yellow southern.
mess. Lard irmer at 134@13Kc. for prime steam.
CcGee very hrm. Sugar very firm Rice quiet,
HolaSses unchanged Turpentine frmer at sec.
Koan dull at 90. 100S2.15 for strained. Freights
to Liverpool steady.
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CT IlnIns MARKETS.

81. Louis. January psaarn aena aessSrd,ns %
ID fraction lower EsM, s@68c Whissey an,tt:
as sss Psik nonfnsy q sS s1 lg}a gi Clear,
99.IITGSiK Lard auset at &c ssf sa -
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''.4.-t BY James ST.. Taylor & Son, - .-
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
3 Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE~DF- TWO BUILD
4 ING LOTS, LYING AND BEING in THE
CITY Of RdGnMoNR ~ TUE Tpi,N WEsGEIKiS IN
GhTaER ON " ALKEK STREET FL FTY-FOUR
FEET. WITH A SMALL FRAME DWELLING
THEREON, AT AUCTIOE.-By virtue OF deed
OF trust, dated June 81, 1874, to the subscriber
from Cornelius Logon and wife, duly recorded IN
the clerks office of Richmond ChancerY Court In
Deed. hook JOB A, page $50, to secuIe the payment
Of certain negotiable note therein mentioned, de-
fault having been made in the payment Of said nole
and at the request Of the holder thereofI VIII proceed
to sell ut public auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY the Y4fh day soC January, 1875, at 4
o'clock r. NJ. the property rs above located con-
veyed by said DEED Of trust. ~
FERNS: Made known ut the hour Of sale. : "a
g-.- 49, Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR i con, Aucuopeers. 2.
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tEfNANGIALa.e
~ TeIasrsspas.

NV Y onx. January Noon. = Money, 4. Gold.
siox EIchaure-. Lop;R, xs8; short, 4S0x. 60.
yernments duii and little OF 'stItes quiet. =:
! Erenfno..-Morey active and dearer. Sterling
uue, and Arm Gold strong. Goyern.nents strong
and dull. States dulL 'it,t,' - IN
: tsi.7 $50 pBAaK! sTATEstENT. 3fEi -i.H
Loans increase, $500, o00;i specie increase,
200. 900: lessl-tenders increase, g. 0o'Ooo;
deposits increase, ,5oo. 900; reserve increase
Is, 100000. = 60 ~ izs tS1Ei n3i3F
Specie shipments to-day, 100000.
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BY Augustine Royal, successor to
Moody & Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioreers,
office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets.
: s.s.eJ Manchester, Va.

SALE OF A VALUABLE
i LOT IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
FRONTING .FORTY.FINE FEET ON TtilR.
TENTH NEAR SFMMkS STREET. RUNNING
RACK ONE. HUNDRED AND 1HlRTi-TW0
FEET.--In execution Of deed of trust eXecu.ed
by George W. Snellings aud wife TO Charles T.
Friend and Albert a, Cheatham, trustees, on he
10th day of April 1850, viii sell At public aug
fon 10 the higest bidder, on the premises. on WEB
NESDAY the 18th day OF January, 1879, al 81
O'CLOCK =. NJ, the aforementioned lot.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance on acredt q
four. eight and twelve months, in equal insta-
ments, for negotiable notes With Interest added AMI
title retained until full payment.
,r"T..,,, {. II. FLUURh OF, sheriff, &c,
and as such administrator Of
A. A. Cheatharn, deceased, surviving trustee, &c
de 7-tds .l@t. fs' 49, -ss
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,,,1,,..r1SyATf MARKETS.

January Flour xssy sas Lsra
dai ssSzS Ek aulse a. ais ssd q
r.
dorno nd M GSC, -
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..,,1I1nAcnMARKETS,

CHICAGO, January 21FeSgHF n de,, a onie. a.
ehspseS nG ~ 5r G sla nd g
56@56Saf:, ard IL fair demand and higher $40 ~
ynSiskey dull and nominal. ilsg.4E5at III gHH
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RALrlMoRE. MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. january .2-Fiuur dull and un-
changed. Whear firm and In good demand. Corn
firm and in good demand white southern, SSc.
sac. 9ats dull and noninat; southern. 62@66c.
western, $780,; western white, 64c.; western
mixed, 6S@84c, Bye dull. Hay unchanged. Ire.
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s. .'s' by Wellington Goddin. z -
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
i Office corner Eleventh and Bank strer,s

GALE AT, AUCTION OF TWELVE
y LOTS IN DUvAL,s ADDITION, NEARLY
=, .ncsian ON NJ , mh n1eSnises IN aM essh
7th of JanGary, ] S75, at 81 O'Clock r, u. ty.irs
handsome BUILDING. LOTS located SIS above, adj.
Joining the two new tentmsnts recently erected BY
well adapted for persons OF small means to bullion
tal.- III no WI. GOODlN, Auctionear
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. BY Burtont& Carter, Auclioneer,
1886 MOTIFS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Bv virtue NJ
Va decree Of the Circuit Court Of the county m
Henrico pronounced on The 26lh day Of Noyemi.,'
1874, In the case OF FIRTH rs. Firth and othe-s
shall, as coH missioner named Ia said decree III.
on the premises. on TUESDAY the 29th Of o.,
ed, consisting oil SIXTY-0NE ACRES, In The uprsr
end OF Heurico county, adjoining the lands Of Elsa
Turpin, the Carbon Hill Coat Company. and Others
The said land Is principally In original growth Of
oak and pine, and a portion h. avily linbered.
TERMS: One. third cash, and the residue a, four
ana eight mopths, the purchaser executing mcgee.
able notes with Interest ADDED for the deferred pay.
ments the title 70 be retained until the last not
paid and q conveyance Is ordered by the court.
e@.|F-F WILLIAM HANCOCK.
- Specisl commissioner.
POSTPONEMEST.
The above sale Is postponed until the lth JAN.
UARY, 1876, iat the County Court OF llenro)
cnuniy. '..;4g III. y....r de 31-Ja4,5,Sll
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Z COMMERCIAL. 2
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EACAANs!r"
s,ra,t,.,., RICHMOND, January 2, 1879 ,
H., .,s,!s.7a = .OEFERINGS -'fgt.w -1'L1
WuKAr,Awhi.e, $50 Bushels. Red, 382 bush
eS s:soRs,-wh,te, az bushels. Mixed, 100 bushels.
! OATs.-226 bushels 20 :. 49, '.s' ~
RYE-S bushels. u. 80 n httis"!i,&tI Ni-'
-" - SALES. ,,f-.;.,sr III .rs-:.
CoRS.-White, AZ bushels very good at 79c
Mixed, los bushels very good ut foc.. eo,
90 bushels very good spring az zoe TOTAL, zzo
bushels. ,,,,,1n,u1,r, (,.+,pg.f grtas
WHEAT.-Red, 1872 bushels. ~. "[''
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i By N. NJ Lee, Auctioneer,
n, 1914 Main street.

VALUABLE Bull DING. LOT, on
r % M = SEVENTH IN SHEETS FOB SALE;
requess Of the owner e. Mr WI
IA 6nY ,Ian,iary 4, 1875 az 4 O'Clock NJ, the
Valuable BHILDtSG LOT described, fronsing aon
CLAW street feet and running back aoout 90 ies
twelve months for negotiable notes interest added,
secured oy trust deed on the property - 80 ,,.x."
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' 7TMARRJIlNE INTELLIGENCE.

INTsTURE ALMANAC, JANUARY 4, 1875
- -,soo .-. 1871 Moon rises... ...--. - Z
Gun aesa ABB High ude.......... LOU
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I,o,I,e1yIYIE MARKETS.

1o,sy1LLE.h January 21Tosass aashaPPs ers
Corn r and d ir d saeon dull and dTcog
qneS; d ana ac clear rib cIear wh ye
s 81 pt,red hams, &c. Lard, I4h@l oAc' WIZ
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!. z,a.rsor sALEs-Tnis nay.


.ADEElya ISslnl.....l1~-,es-1~-SI sr~%-r1-e
- By W. B. Ratelife, Aucttg f,stld
.,:...-g Hos tst 7frankAn street. D, tfsi
.r,RocER1Es At AUCTION. II win al!s ssa
NJ TO.DAY, January 4tf, Ct my s s.ote' sess'~'
coH aue. n'De - GROCERIES, &C., IA, ssa I
,,bmt limit or res tha sames III eoS,s
VA oti,ers are Invited 10 atteaf. SAFE VIII
m ss ~ W WsB. aATeLIFFE, AneaonseT.
nIGH coNsrABLE's SALE SALE I'D -.
Twi se 81 public, anstioD M ss}oeR q mg
4sh aaI 1 snpssaFFy y::asn street below dovsr0r
ems The following property % satisfy sunary
wits in my HANDS SO: - b@t4.fEht = rs@ p
J. -, BEDS, BEpSTEADS,f ..,tf#F.4 IA Ia B.5n
4 WARDRoBEs, 49,, ~. s-,.,t 80
r ,i LOUNGES "a t4Gl8H So asit''i hstas : =
4 ~ fWINDoW.SHADEs, ~ ~ k.sifs. Il III :t,H
h -, TRTyKs, BUREAUS. Hsst ~ ~ -
CooKIvc.SroyEs.C CHESTS, stsf - isas4sist
MIRRORS. PICTURES, ,,,.,..,,,.,e t;s-4s4,
, ~ CLOCKS, TABLES. n ~ 80, ~ =
CHILD's GARBAGE sits 1,@;.9.E s6si
CHAIRS, SIDEBoARD, r,Ias sc!. IA
!, ,x sG 2HEss sA and WAsMfNG-MAcHINE, 20
n - Iron MOUND, for grave, at-t.s 1tf.sF
~ / large OFFICE DESK, .
~ q small WkLEUTi DESKS y - -. - -
"a q: EHufFLE-BOARpyg l!ii y& ryrta2 b3tsf,si
.,so one Mh ssRH.aoG S PIANO tsteinway sonI
TERMS: Cash. a@F1! A. b DoESSS Hr b ~
In 2.2t t@tg,aIsatF GtL - -. S-..s
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BY Edward &. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1915 Main street.

VERY NEAT,COTrAGE ON THRIFT
Y ETH STREET BETWEEN r AND ;
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE At
AUCTION.-On' TUESDAY. January 9th. 1873
at 9 O'Clock P. M I viii sell. on the premises
FRAME DWELLING, on the east side Of Thrift
eth street between Il and S, containing Three rooms.
Lot fronts % feet and runs back l32. A good IN
yestmtnt eau be had by attending this sale.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance, six ana trelTe
months with six per cent. interest
,S'ti :. - EDWARD c. GODDIS:
,de31 5 ,. Auctiont!.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE on MONDAY, JANUARY 4 1875 AT
NER OF SEVENTH AND HULL sTREETS.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO the UNDER
Sfst OF January, 1878 duly OF record In Chester
field County Court clerks Office, Deed. Book Sc,
page 220, shall (Deug required SO to do) sell at
public auction The premises, The entire stock of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURN1T UkF, con-
sistiug Of -. - !, 41iE.l -..1ly-G,E. e.. ..se..s
BEDS, BEDDING,
CROCKEKY,
,.@t. . d TABLES, CHAIRS, D>Jef
.!.a.E, -r STOVES, CLOCKS< :5rI .-s.s-s.. Il
,-.. KNIVES and FORKS,
''- -. 49, TABLE-L1SEN,f lE'.'' ',.s'
-'.5..H .-ls3 PICTURES, ICR-BOx,a Il ia,4'gs
and many valuable articles too numerous to men
ton.
The sale win take place promptly at the hour
above mentioned. at MePhearsonls Hotel and ktz,-
taurant, corner Of Seventh aud UuI1 streets. Man
chester, Va. " WILLIAM AMB ERS, { az
de 80: ~ ~ -. 10 ~ ~ 9!J Trustee. J
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N@N.WALKER g. CO., GENERAL IN
" SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representiag the , - ny
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IL
SURANCEi COMPANY, or London ana Eoi"-
burgh .England--capital, 81 100000 RolI;
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPAS !. Oh eileIN'
natl. OhIo-assets ever $1,000. 600: .,.p.
. MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COhf n
NY. OF New York--assets over 100000:
LYSCHBURG INSURANCE AND BAShIaS'
COMPANY, Of Lynchbrg, Vs.-sssss o's'
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BROOKLYN, n. Y.-assets over S300.000.
.PHENjX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF br"oA-
Ign, n. Y.--assets over $1,000, 600. II,
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPAA1,"
Portsmouth, Ya.-assets over 100000. asa
Depositsd with the Treasurer or virginia, ~ d
O0O. Losses equ!tably adjusted and promptly pA.a
At this a4ancyd Applications solicited, and iMn~
date ate tion given thereto. c 10
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WAITS.

YXT ANTED. EIRSTEATE COOK,
w WASH Err AND IR0NER. Wages, 81 per
month Apply, wtth.s ret 81 sSs;ht9ppsoN =
zoe Jefferson street, Rasween Byrd and Canal.