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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-26
Mrs. Lincoln Again.

As Mrs. Abraham Lincoln has again
been brought rather prominently before
the country on account of the sad con-
finement which her mental condition
has imposed upon her family, numerous
incidents are being published by different
people with whom she was brought in
contact during her residence at the
White House. The following was COM
municated to the Springfield RepubH-
can by lady of Washington 1t was
in that spring that the effort was made
to serve the Union cause through the
Ladies' National Convention-to pur-
chase no imported goods for three years
or for the war;" 1t was my lot to call
upon Mrs. Lincoln for her signature to
the pledge. She impulsively said she
would give her name most readily to it,
but thought that Mr.. Lincoln's consent
ought to be obtained before using it, and
some delay was created by waiting for
an opportunity to hear from him. 1t
was while waiting for this that I had an
interview of nearly an hour with Mrs. Lin
coin, and came away from that inter-
view feeling that never had found a
person more unlike the newspaper re-
ports of her than she seemed to be. We
talked much of the war, of slavery and
of the death of children, as mothers who
had both lost children could talk.
At the time Mrs. Lincoln was charged
in the papers with sending information
to the enemy by her sister, who had
recently been in Washington. To me
she said that she had refused to see that
sister, although generals of the Union
army had been sent to solicit an inter-
view. 81 would not let her cross my
threshold nor any one who was an enemy
of my country" said she. Of slavery,
and her own experience Of it while she
lived in slave State, she gave me some
very interesting recitals, and her express
sions were strong enough to satisfy any
abolitionist. / remember that she said
"Mr. Sumner. says no wishes my hus-
band was as ardent an abolitionist as ]
am." | ventured to allude to the way
in which she had been misrepresented
by the papers, and that I thought the
truth ought to be told about her, par
ticularly that the charges in relation to
her rendering "aid and comfort to
the enemy by her sister should be cor
tradicted. Oh" said she. "it is no
use to makeany defense; all such efforts
would only make me target for new
attacks. I do not belong to the public:
my character is wholly domestic, and the
public have nothing to do with it. ]
know it seems hard that 1 should be
maligned, and I used to shed many bit.
ter tears about it; but since 1 have
known real sorrow-since little Willie
died-all these shafts have no power to
wound me. If could lay my head on
my pillow at night, and feel that I had
wronged no one, that is all 1 have wished
since his death" This was said with
pathos and an emphasis of sincerity
that confess 1 did not listen to with
dry eyes. She talked much, as mothers
will talk, of the child that had died, OF
the peculiar nearness and dearness OF
the "mother's boy" as Willie used to
call himself, and left her with my heart
running over with sympathy toward q
woman that had hitherto estimated, to
say the least, not highly.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-26
Failure Of O Trades Union.

President Capen, of Tufts College, IN
his inaugural address, said, with force
and truth, that "the universe is one,
and that all its parts are only so many
varying but harmonious expressions of
the mind of God" Education, he
wisely argued, is not what is called prac-
tical in the sense of technical, which
makes. learning valuable simply as
trade, but instruction should be in
everything capable of being taught in
philosophic spirit. Education, pursued
for ambition, yields as poor fruit as
when pursued in the spirit in which ono
would a learn trade. The ideal in
education is in its work on character, the
really practical part of it, because it
enlarges thought, elevates the aims, re-
duces labor to it's subordinate rank, en-
lightens the understanding, ennobles
the being, and not so much by skill in
the mastery of technical knowledge, with
a definite object in view for its instant
application, as by course of training
in studies that induce the habit of
contemplating the high problems of ex-
istence ..ht rt5
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-26
Old Coin,

Mr.. Charles W. Loomis, of Waikiki,
N. Y, turned up with his plow, a few
days ago, on the slope of the Shawan-
gunk mountains, just behind the village
of Middletown, heap of coins bearing
date as far back as 1730. In all there
were thirty pieces, seventeen of which
bear date 1730, and thirteen 1866. Tho
coin of 1870 has the following inscrip-
tion: "Lud. XIV. d. G. Fir et-Nav..
Rex" with mans head in the center.
On the reverse side are the words:
"Benedictum,* 1870, Sit Nomen
Domini, " with horse filling the space
between the last letter of Domini and
the first of Benedictum. The coin dated
1866 has the same inscription with a
little different filing in. Each piece is
about the size of silver dollar, but the
metal is not genuine silver. Tho theory
is that long ago some enterprising indi-
vidual had the coins made himself to
purchase lands from the red men, and
that he died before investing them,
leaving them buried where found.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-26
Education.

Tho English agricultural laborers'
trades union does not seem to be pros
porous. It's members have decreased
by $4,000 during the last twelve months
it having now only 58,652 members as
against Sc, 900 in 1874 The receipts of
the society for the past year were 923,-
036, and it cost G10, 763 to "manage "
its affairs that is to say, to take care Of
each pound received nearly ten shillings
were expended.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-26

A man may occasionally kiss the
wrong woman by mistake, but when he
makes y practice of it, the right woman
hnds II out, and that's what bethers him.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-26

The Count de Grasse was once wound
ed in the knee with musket ball. The
doctors cut and hacked and made many
incisions, when, getting out of all pa
tience, the count asked why they cut
him up so much. "We are seeking,
said the surgeon, for the ball. " "Why
didn't you mention that beforo9 have
the ball in my pocket"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-26

The click and clack of the croquet bail
Is heard again in the land, in connection
with you did not. say / did. You
horrid cheat; oh, for rhamsl Ma, MAJ"
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GIFT CONCERTS.

The management are pledged TO the return of the
mony IL the drawing should not come off al the day
now auUOfntnG.
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DOUBLE CHEST-PRO rECTORS, OF
~ every size, imported from England. aud sold
ut MEADE s. BaKEk'S drugstore.
DITMAN'S SEA SALT. In 25 and soc. packages
Soldat MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
CHARCOAL BISCUIT and LOZENGES, for the
relief and cure OF foul breath, he rlburn aud dys-
pepsla. SOLD ct MEADE. Il BAN Gk's drugstore.
CUTLER'S POCKET INH ALEftS afford prompt
relief 10 sorcthrJat, bronchitis. aud catIrrh. sol
ut MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
PATE PECTORALF, ALUM and KINO LOZ-
ENGES, and CHLoRATE OF POrASSA LuZ-
ESGES, for coughs. colds, and sOrcthroat. sold at
MEADE 4 BAKERS drugstore.
PULLSA. FREDERIC HSHi LII. and other Eu-
ropcan MINERAL WATERS, sold In all quantities
at MEADE 4 BAKERS drugstore.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE with EXTRACT OF
BEEF-yery nutritious and pleasant 10 the taste.
Sodat MEADE K BakEh'S drugstore.
de 10 9l9 Main street.
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oRIre,s, MEDTCINEs, 0c.

TPEAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC.
VI j. LAROQUE's ELIXIR 0s ssssbaSs and
$3.50 he direstiop. An excellent preventive
rFyER asR f beG InSsd and
gteass .ono ". f. THORN TOH, sole manuiac-
,n rg Baltimore Sold by druggists generany
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioncer,
No. 9 Governor street.

BY Thomas W Z. lheesec, auClloHcti,
No. Governor street.
TOBACCOF FACTORY FOR RENT AND
Il FIXTURES FOR SALE AT AuCIloN.-
On MONDAY the 18th Instant, at II O'Clock
will rent al public auction my lai &c ana weil-ar-
ranged TOBACCO factory. situated Oh Sefentn
and Canal streets, and immediately thereafter sell
ali the FIXTURES. which comprise all thil are
usually found in lar &c and we'll conducted ihcorleS'
Name In part . vns
6 IRON POTS, - r,,,,, n,
bolts patent:
RETAINERS,
4 SHORT JOS MILLS.
4 HALF-pUUND Mills.
2 MARROW SIS MILLS,
9 NAVY As MILLS.
7 POUNI-LUMP MILLS,
! POCkFT-PItCE MILL
! LONG JOS MILL.
/ ELEVt N-ISCH MILL,
2 STEM SCREWS,
LICORICE BOILER.
. FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
! LOT DRI ERS and TOBACCO SIllhS,
: STOVES altI FIX CURFS, &C.. &c.
TERMS: Sums unGer 81 %. cash: over tlat
arlount and under $500, sixty Gays; over S5oo,
ninety DAYS, tor satisfactory neg0tlabe Enits.
iihes' va &. L. WORD.
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. kEESEE' Auc-
tionrer-J. e.. kEESEE, salesman. IA IL
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MINCE. MEATS.
MINCE.a NEAT! MINCE.MEAT!

just received, and in store. 10 be sold wholesale
and retail 90 buckets and hals-9arrel,
CORsuA'S elaborated NIhGlSlA
MISCE-NtAT.
which has now b. come THE leading and iayorite
brand of A,SCc- AT IL the mtra.t. tat up
also In 5-pound buckets especially Tor family USE
Try IL once, aud you Will use no other.
C.ZIAMEK, ouieetioner,
2ta lh-lm 1886 aiain street.
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MEDICINE.


rur FAMOUS GLOBE-FLowER SYRUP
CURES, AS IF BY MAGIC,
COINS. COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, HoAHsENEss'
OBSTINATE LUNG AFFECTIONS,
ASTHMA, GROUP,
BLEEDING, OF THE LUNGS, PLGuhlS1'
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
LOSS OF VOICE, and will cure
CONSUMPTION,
40 so 0O0 craye-robbed witnesses testnJ'
a,,r,,, nothing poisonous; delicious to take Tue
oor,bIv savior to all afflicted with aifectiohs VI .ne
thro,t and lungs bequeaths to posterity one OF Tue
oreotcst blessipgs-soUND LUNGS ana immunity
from CONSTIPATION. ,.,,. h.vo been
Over one hundred thousand bottles nave oeen l
,ead. and not single failure known. Inousanus VI
I'm op,als of wonderful cures, such as
inc can he seer at the Office of tie proprielofs, w.
en- BROAD street. Atlanta Ga, or VIII DC sent Oh Ap
plica,ion to any who doubt
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,}
ATLANTA GA, January 26. 1874. i,
= PEMBERTON Dear Sir-l have useo
ronr Globe. Flower Cough Syrup myseil. nn a ~,
tUmiIV With benefits so marked rs 70 iease uiL-
nnnstioned The merits of remedy Wnlcn, ~ NY "a
pi onhs and obstinate lung affections shaii
AVA ;, =" the public as remedy which VIII afford
thot s,t,sfaciion ex experienced by me ana mine.
''' Very respectfully Ye oa5s; NJ. SMITH.
Governor state Of Georgia.
For sale by DR.. j. S. PEMBERToN Il CO., propr1e-
.ors. Atlanta, Ca. and BY nv
''i'' 1''' PURCELL; ~, h ta,oIo,s s. C gsn;s
=, o., Richmond Va
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RafanOAD LILIES.


% il -
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL,
EoADC0KFATY.
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1875. train,
" on this road viii run IA follows:
$40 THkoGGh sS asiIy er,eo, sn,
day.. connecting for all points soutS
7As FEEfG sfi TsaRN civ ssssn
dayt, with coach attached, Tor Peters-
burg aud stations on The SouthsjSs
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
.1:46 M, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecttns
for all points South and West p,aS
sengers taking this train win rak~
close connection 1t Petersburg fos
500 P. IL, FREIGHT daily Except sundayl
with c0ach attached 'h
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TEAM daily fe,cs,1
:, snndayl with coach attached >S'
1l:Ao a. ID, InnOUGH u ALL daily. copnectinx
80 with Richmond, Frederlcksburg and
Poto m1a. railroad for all points Eass
500 P. NJ, ra lei 1T daily ;excsps Sunday,
500 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily te1cep. Sun.
day., connecting With Richmond.
. Fredericksburg and Potomac raroaT
Tor all points East and West. Puims.
Sleeper attached, running through 10
Baltimore. Also making cloee cor.
nectioh with The Chesapeake and Ob.s
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg ext ept At Chester.
Trains on the Glover hill will leave Chester n
2:40 p. n. Returning. will leave Clover Hil, a,
$50 A. II. daily except SunGay.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
Appomattox depoS
no 21 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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BY Telegraph.
NRW NOISk.

NEW YORK.
NEW York. January l3.-SO~n.-StocKs actffe
and lower. Money, ~ per cent. Hoio' 112G'
Ixchange-Loug, 1861; short, 1907. "osern-
,ncnis dull. State bonds quiet; 1cnncssecs lo"er'
South Carolina demand better prices
Ercning Money easy AT 2hGl3 per cent. Goa
strong nj 1l2,lG0112h Governments DUH aud
Strong. States Quiet and nominal.
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WoSna AND Norfolk STEAM go
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEKIuntl fYrther notice the Gteam n,J o.
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at - O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates tor dill parls OF New
jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp via Red Star and American
steamship lines. and bills OF lading signer through.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals ALE
stateroCm, ~. w. L. PORTER, Agent,
an | No. 2425 Dock street.
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Hy Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. January 13.-Cotton quiet: sales OF
E57 bales al 1901 SIC. Southt RI nOur quiet and
heavy; &C mmOu To tair extra. f4.75Ws5.60; good
10 choice extra i5.65MSS. Wheat dull ana strongly
western: 81 2G6l$l 20 for amber western; 81. 25
0Sl 80 for while western. Corn Shade frlner,
with better export inquiry (chi' llv fr newt at 9ic.
FIR old western mixed in store: S7Qi SS%c. FOR new
western mixed; GSMS9c. for NEW yellow westsr !.
4, flee cuil and noininalv NC. lower. Sugar uuti
and nominal, Olhcr markets unchanged unu 1lrln
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no THE TRADE.-ATAORE,s MsNCE.

l. MEAT.-I offer % the trade, as agent Tor ta 20
manufacturer and 81 his prices, 1000 poaesass, ~
AThoREss MIscE. MEAr. MT up In barrels, h Iins
barrels buckets, cans, and Jars ali who nave ssea
IL say IL IL the best In Tive world Liquos snonn ~
10 Il warrant IL 10 Keep twelve months. Btacs Wiz
citroa c,tsrants, rslns and spices ready TOT nSe,
and no fear OF It's turning sour or fermehtshs nS1
as -, l. J. ROSSftuS'c,
: no ga 1al2 Main strees
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RICHMOND YORK kTYtR AND CHE-ArEAkE}
RAILROAD Co., SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, (
a.CdhoSD. November 20. 1874. }
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing TUESDAY, December l, 1874,
passenger and freight trains on this road wi'ir
Us follows: .
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR WEST POINT vii
leave Richmond daily tSundays excepted at r
~, and viii arrive from West Point daily Non
days exceptedf at 0:30 A. II.
The splerd!d steamer LOUISE. Captain A, Z.
MCKEE, will run In connection with this raadr
leaving WestPoint MON JAYS. HEDSksDA1Sr
and fridays on the arrival OF the L. n irrn
from Richmond. aud arriving at batimore carry
next morning. and leaving baltimore TtE5pals'
THURSDAY s. aud SATURDAYS st r. oi.,ar-
rive at est Point next ornipg In time VI con,
meet with the train cue At Richmond Al io"So
A. 81.
Fare 10 Baltimore. 9SS
Fare 10 baltimore and return..".......". ooS ~
Fare Lo washington. .'.'..'.''s''' = 40
rare 10 P6laGeiDnia. - "a
Fare 10 New ~ w
THROUGH Freight TRAIN Will leave kleh-
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, aud Sun
DAYS. At 1 A. NJ, correcting At West Poirt Wild
steamer, Landing freight Ia Baltimore early neAt
morning.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with PASSENGER car
attached, leaves Richmond for West Foiot aho
way stations MONDAYS. THURSDAY ~ aho
SATURDAYS. at 4, A. ST., aud leaves West ROM
for Richmond 12 O'Clock noon or same dys
EDWARD y. FoLGEk. SUPERINTENDENT;
w. y. BRAGG. Master ira snortann.. . DO 29
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Whole tickets. $50; halves, s25 tenth, OF each
coupon, SO; eleven whole tickets, $500.
For uckets or Information address
THOMAS y. BRAMLETTE.
Agent aud Manager,
Louisville, Ky,
For tickets or information apply to
A. P. L'ECUYER, 900 Bank street: or
WM. W.MYERS, 1400 Main street.
de 19-Sa&Th&wlmo Richmond, Va.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE January 49, Flour unchanged ard
duh. " heat Gull ana heavy; No 2 red western,
Sl.19: others unchanged. Corn firm: white south
Crn. SUd Sac; yellow southern. SUMS2c. UaIS
quiet ami firm at G3@ &c. Rye quiet and Steady
at ~ aSl .02. Hay very Gul and unchanged. FRO
yisO4s quiet, steady, aud unchanged. western
butter dull. except choice roll, which Is scarce and
wanted: tub and roll, 3OM32c. Coffccquict. Whis-
key quiet and steady at 9Sc.
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January / 3, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 450 bushels. Red, ,130 bush
els
CoRS-White. G6G bushels.
UATs.-9U bushels.
SALES.
IORS-Whitc. 34S bushels very good at Soc;
"a tushels prime nj Sic --t0faI, 422 bushels.
OATS.--70 bushels very good at Zoe.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Wcstover, Skinner, Baltimore, mer-
chanuise and passengers. Powhatan Steamboat
Company. .
Schooner S. II. Halves, Fort, New York. pig-iron
;nd guano. Old Dominion Iron and Nail w Orks,
Seldom & Bruce.
sloop annie Miller James river. oystt rs, 10 mas
ter.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
rhaudise and passengnrs- l.. &. Tatun, agent.
Brix Mary Celeste, Tuhlll, bio de Janero, 2.9l 3
barrels flour. HaXall, Crenshaw & Co. mot as be-
Schooner Waicrline. Whitemore. Pcrnamtuco,
3O23 barrels flour, Gallrgo Mills Manufacturing
Company. -
Sicily January -.-Arrivcd Brig julia +. Car
ney, carney. from Richmond uid Trieste.
BOSTON January 11.-Arrivcd Schooner Lizzie
u. Barker, barker, from Virginia,
NEWPORT, January l0.-Arriv,d: SCh6onerS W.
b. Hopkins, Paine; W. III. West Doauc, from EOs-
1on !; and William Butler, Knowles, FROM rrovi-
1lence. for Virginia.
NEW YORK. January ll.-hrrived: SchOoners
Yankee Doodle. Malsb>; Isle Of Pines, Strelman;
H. j. RAYMOND, lranmrr; 4. X. Woolty. Bailey;
Ida GraLd. Quits j. II, Kupp, Cole; Barbara.
Eranklln--all from Virginia.
NEW YoRk. January IL. = Arrived: Schooner
Annie E. Somer, Reynolds, from Providence for
Virginia.
Schooners Seabird, Hogan, and f. X Wilson,
Chopper, were loAGing al N,w York January 18th
for Richmond.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January 13.-Nirginla 6'$' peelers,
81 :cousols, $50. West yirginia's, II. North Ca
roIina 6's, old, &c; new, IS; special tax, .. Bid
fu-d,y.
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BY ChaiIin, Staples < Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No,1l Tenth street

ERAME DWELLING AND LOT ON
L OREGON HULL AT AUCTION We will sell
on the premises on MONDAY, January Ign:
1875 at o'clock p. NJ, The FRAME HOUSE
W. 7 rlhuc containing five IONS BESIDES Kitchen
with three rooms.
TERMS Liberal and mace known at SAFE.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES 4 CO.,
i,11tds Auctionecrs.
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AUCTION sALEs-ThIs Day.
By william K. Smith b Co., AuctioneefS'
No. GOT Broad street.


an ACCOUNT OF THE INCLEME aSI,l
l az the weather tie auction sale q CLUSin "a
SHkWLS, and LADIES' DRESS Gy .,e.osr t ne
ycriis ed to take place Monday ana Lux, M S
mast viii commence THIS (Thursdayl MOaN .,oat
Ia th ,nstapt at 10 O'Clock. at 5lo br0ao 1u hs
p.ert door TO X. Ferrandinis: Ids sa,e Will NJ
.,i hont limit or reserve, and all persons IN wans Va
spnerior goods will do well to attend, as itis SeN
such goods are sold at auction. ~ tho
The sale will continue from day 10 oai upHAh pS
whole stock Is disposed or. ON. surTJSto
p :. Also. rare collection OF sEA,saEGL,,L' "
DC ,s s9 qa,,* Auctioneers.
BY Davenport & Morris, Aucsioneers'
A uCTION SALE OF COFFEE.-On,
"A THURSDAY, 14th January, we VIII VIII s se, =.
auction Mt our warehouse, corner DOCK any II,
Ieenih streets at IL O'Clock, The cargo o. IA n
H}peneuin,r direct from Rio de Janeiro, cohs'e'ne
+" 1000 BAGS RIO COFFEE.
or,,r1ry MOSTLY PRME-zS STRONG DOUBLE
BAGS.
selected with great care for the southern ana west
ern trade. DAVENPORT MOkhae.
| ja7 .rcn
| nm assortment OF groceries, consisting OF
49, LIVERPOOL FINE SALTj
EXTRA SUPERFiSE FLOUh'
REFI~ED SUGARS; ,o,r
| SYRTPS FINE TEAS, BACON,
HERRINGS, &C., &c.
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nEpaRTUIsE OF STEAMEfsS.

TOR NEW The e,9SSh
T. Old Dominion Steamship Com panv's -Ssssssssss
steamship WYANOkF, Captain CoUcIi, Will sail
FRIDAN, January Ism, al o'clock +. NJ.
Positively no freight received after II O'Clock NJ
Through bills VI fading signed, anu goods lor
warded with dispatch TO all points noTth, south.
east, and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations inSurpassed.
Fare TO New York, $l2: Storage, So; round
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply 70
G. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
in l3.3t Company's Wharf. kockelts
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BY f. ID. Eacho.
Real Estite Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 9 north Fourteenth street.


Real Estite Agent and Auctionecr,
No. north Fourteenth street.
As ASSITNEE IN BANKRUPTCY OF
N DAVID BAKER. JR., will. on SATURDAY
the 9Th day OF January, at the factory .centlY oc-
cupied by the said Baker. Seventh street south
of Canal Street, sell at public auction the following
prODi rty: ,,-,or ,o,.,,,o
1893 o bounds Of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
500 pounds loose LIE TOBACCO,
400 bounds OF SCRAPS.
Small lot of LICDRlCE,
ESSENTIAL aud OLIVE OILS,
GRAPE SUGAR,
Lot OF LABELS,
One IRON SAFE,
One DsSk. &c.
Sale to commence at 2 O'Clock ".
TERMS: Cash. x. Is. BERh LEA.
ja7 Assignee.
Immediately after the above sale, will sell at auc-
ton L lot of TOBACCU MACHINERY
10 BUX-SCREWs, BlLLE1S, BANDS, and
CASINOS:
$ $2$Sf %EtS perfect order;
2 LfcORitE-BoLERs, capacity so and 80
7HY f1aiS15 lie RErA1NERs;
TWELVE-INCH IRONS and TINS,
MILL. BLOCKS, &C., &c.
TERMS: Under 800, cash; 5000, sixty days
above this anlIunt, ninety days.
ALSO.
will RENT THE. FACTORY ut public auction Tor
the year 1875, after the sale
ia is r. ID. EACHO. Auctinnoer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-14
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 4>ssfTfta
" COMPANY. ssrsssk.sssz

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE, and Hat.
ThRAS-every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUN
DAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un'
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Coinpany's covered pier 81
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York FORWARDED
with dispatch, and no charge made except actuA
expenses incurred.
Freight received until Z. Al. daily.
For further intornauon, apply 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
sn9 office Compauv's wharves. Rockets.