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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-01

At the breakfast tatle the other ssorning e
Detroit landlady gave Mr.. Jones severe
lock and said ."Mr. Jones, understand
you have besa circulating. Injurious reports
abost my house, "How. madame3" 81
understand that you said you bad used bet
ter butter than base here to grease wagons
WITH" 81 did say so, madam, but not to
iDjure your house. l have used better but
ter, madam. to grease wagons, but wouldn't
do it again. pd sell 1t to you" She acs
copied the polegy.-Detroit Free Press.
Professional thieves endeayor to prove
themselves unconeerned with great robheries
because they lake things easy Washington
Chronicle.
"John, If you're going to be out till two
O'Clock tonight you'll have to stay at home
and let yourself In, for I won't. "-Ne,o
York Graphic.
A Norwich man adyertises himself IS e
boot.maker.
Brown-paper blankets for poor mems beds
are manufactured In England.
Feather fans are fashionable.
Water can come and go when it Is tide.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES IssJED.-During the
month Of January the clerk of the Hastings
Court Issued 6Drty.one marriage licenses
thirG.one to white persons and ten to col.
ored persons.
The clerk of ,the Henrico County Court
issued seyen iiceCses-slX to eaicred couples
and oBe toa white couple.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estute Agents and Auctioneers,
llI8 Main street.

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING,
n No. sos WEST LEIGH STREET, FOR ALE
BY AUCTlON-On THURSDAY the Sd of Feb
1uary. al o'clock =. NJ, we shall sell by auction,
on the premises. desirable FIR Me WELDING:
No. S6S west Leigh street, with four rooms and
the usual outAhouses IN fine repair; and LOT 80
by 100 feet, on The norh side OF Leigh street near
Giimer.
TERMS: One third cash; balance IN SIX and
twelve months. negotiable notes To I've given for The
d. ferred payments, with Interest ADDED, and Sc
calrec by Il deed Of trust
RICHARDSON L CO..
i.:Sl AuctiOnecrS.
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che ex,rencies OF the situation, and govern
himseIf accordingly. Any how, be will nave :
ia come to It at iast. It is only question OF
time, and It is wise oftento take time by the
torelock."
rThe doctors must judge for themselves.
We are not sure that they are not luXuries'l
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(eos ora yR LOCAL SEE FIRST pAaE.]
10 The Editors ct the Dispatch


Gest,emep.-As bearing upon the subject
az s.cta,s, Ices. htely discussed 10 your
- ~ .,nclose an extract from late edi-
t p'S;i IA iho New York Daily Bulletin, one
of the leading saas goo od aa os
discussion referred TO nd ratisa,S 49, ., . hon ~
ln,etess anuv n,ss !, 90 We are sure it will in.
ss.ssS ing puI Of certa css Of socslled
professional men might also a. q majority Of
advantage. Physicians fees ~ The , Var stand.
cases are still determined BY s;eas attitude.
ard, when gold was at its loi " htiess . ner.
The average family doctor is dou nj ;udged
sopof considerable intelligence, b. ,oss nnf
by his .unconscionable charges be I. noront
read the newspapers, and hence is ig. aoia
OF the feet that the war is over, With Viz liz
down TO l1s. The time, however, Is fu.y
come fcr: q. strike against him. aud u he
be o discreet nasn be viii quietly recognize !
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AuaT1oW lsALEs-Fusure Days.
BY +. D. Faciio,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, 8 Fourteenth street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
I uANDSONE NEW BRICK TEN EMESTS
on MAIN BETWEEN SECOND AND THlR,o t
STREETS AT AUCTION.-ID pursuance o. =, de-
Greg of the Chancery Court OF the city Of hlcn.
n,ond entered January 20. 1875, In the suits 9, 7,
"FIournoy, who sues, &c, rs Matthews anu 5 az
and /" Powers Crump us. same, the uuoeE-
signed, as special commissioners appointed therepy
for w ct p9a1Ihcd , ac of Su
1870 at AK O'Clock P. NJ those two handsome
thrseored BRICK oS T hSs ~
having front OF ICY feet each the south size OF
Main Street, and running back l46 feet 70 an aieg
in rear. Ill, IT., -, tho
modern couyeniences and improvements.
TERMS: One fourth cash; residue at SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving his NO
potiable notes fsr the deferred insta nents, WIN
interest added, and the title to be retained I'LL the
"A''~ THOMAS j. EVANS,
JOHN s. WISE,
AR. COURTNEY,
fc1 Special Commissioners.
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tons, and doubtless tho light be was doiBg
very funny thing; bu' the military infors1a-
ton contained 10 mis- letter governed 70 =
great extent the subsequent movements .,
General Grant the movements that resui'eu
Ia the overth' ow of General Lee.
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Days FAMOUS CoarANY.-The theatre
eoers will remember the agreeable perform
ances rendered by Days famous Fifth"
Avenue company, and will no DOUBT be
pratified to know that they will appear in
this city on the 4th and 9th instant. On the
first night of their engagement they will
present "Big Bonanza" and on Saturday
tfDiYorce.o
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arrests During fhe Pest MoniS.-For te's
month of January there were forty-toass
arrests made in the city-one charged WILD
felony, three With petit larceny, three Wson
nisdemeanor, and t.hirty.seven with QEdl,
nance violations. Amount Of lines colieSeeo
at the Mayors Court, eight dollars.
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Ak OLD OFFENDER IN TRoUBLE.-Ohcess
Seal and Perrin arrested William james yes'
terday evening, on the charge Of entering ohe
dwelling. house of r...John Lyon IN aae
nighttime and stealing lot of goods valued
at about $50. James is an old efender, aad
has but recently been discharged from ss1i.
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FLOUR INsPECT1oNs.--Tbe following Is
statement OF the -four inspected in Richmond
during the month ending3January 81, 1876 !:
Family, I, 025 barrels; extra superfine, 1926
barrels: superfue, 2SS barrels; fine, 40
barrels condemned, 100 barrels.
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MarrsereS. During the past month three
marriage liceD seS-two 10 white and one |"
coered couple were issued fromThe' clerk 5
Office of the Hastings Court, aDG i've from
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Street. Cars.-A movement rs on foot
amoag some of the most prominent business.
men Of the city to establish a street railway
to. connect with Richmond -viu the free
bridge. A bill will probably be presented
by one OF the ci'y's representatives in the
lie gislature, at this session, to charter the
ireorporators. Success to the enterprise.
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BY Robert r. Lyme
Successor to Lyme & Brother),
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
i DWELLING AND LOT, Situated On THE
FASTERN SIDE OF THIRTIETH STREET BE
TWEEN IAY AND LEIGH. OCCUPIED BY
WILLIAM FLLETT, ESQ. BY AUCTIoN.-By
,sirue of deed of trust executed TO me as trustee
by James Jokes, deceased, dated 1st December
1874, of record In Chauccry Court clerks office
%. b. 05. p.5Sl shall In execution Of said trust
being 80 required by The beneficiary secured there.
The note named--proceed to sell at public auction
or the premises, ON WEDNESDAY The Cd day Of
February, at O'Clock p. NJ. that certain large and
convenient DIV Filing CONTAINING six rooms)
and LOT as above described The house Is now &C.
.Cuped by good tenant at 81 so per anRnm. Water
&C., on premises. she lot fronts 33Xl20 feet.
Terms: Cash as, 10 5000, and interest on same
from. maturity, aad expenses of sale; residue upon
such terms as maybe known at sale.
ia rs ROBERT b. LYME, Trustee.
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DEEDS RgCoRpED.-Iu the clerks office of
the Chancery Court of this city 24S deeds
were received for record during the past
month. Seventy.six deeds were recorded in
the Henrico county clerks Office during the
pnrfD1
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TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
l. ONE AT THE SOUTHwEST CORNER or
LEIGH AND THIRD STREETS AND THE
OTHER ON THIRD BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We WIKI sell. at public auction. upon the premises,
O'Clock p. NJ, those desirable lots above located
one fronting on the south side sf Leigh street 20 by
90 fees and the other fronting the west side ei
Third sheet 25 by 5623 feet.
TERMS One third cash; the balance at Sax,
twelve eighteen. and twenty-fo1T months fnr oego.
Table notes with six per cent. interest added ssid
st ned ty a deed OF trust .<>~,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
4, % AucrioneerS-
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TEMPERANCE Gahering.-A Temperance
demonstration will be held te-night at the
Baptist church under the auspices 'ef the
variels temperance orders in Manchesterand
Richmond.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The election OF
officers of Company &C." Fret virginia
regiment, held on the Sd of january, was
cor tjrmed lest night, the 3lst, ~ the pres
ence of Cap,ain and Adjntant Stsrke.
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Deeds.-There were forty five deests re.
corded In the cleI as office OF the Chesterfield
County Court, ard twenty-nne in the Hust-
ipgs Court, duri'ag the month Of Jasnary.
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AuCTfOHEERs. DC.

late Of csts sasf Christian late 81 +
GARTER & slBLEY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 10 SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
will give prompt atteutlop TO sales OF property Of
every descr ption In city or country Special atfen-
tlon to salts Of household goods at residences on
most favorable teymc.
Regular sales OF HORSES, MULES, WAGONS,
CARTS, &c, at the horse-lot every Saturday.
Regular sales at our auction-house every week.
Quick sales a.nd prompt returns.
Reference: Messrs, A. Y. Stokes & Co.. Sim pson,
Bass & Co., d. o. Davis & Co., Richmond.
Re IL wteO3w
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CoEoNEn's CAsEs.-The City Coroner in
uuired into thirteen causes of death during
the month ending yesterday, and held five
inuueSts.
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REVENUE CoLLEcrIoEs.-The revenue col
lections for the month Of january were
S192,i06.46.
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EDWARD G. GODDIN,
ZEAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER AND AGENT,

have for sale from 125 to 1875 DWELLINGs
and ST ORES. at from $500 to $2O, 600, IN dinrent
the city. at from IS to 81 90 per foot; 100 FARMS
in the neighborhOod Of Richmond from 5 TO 800
Real and personal property. sold publicly ana
privately, rents collected, and deeds and leases
"a rrfuIIy written ia 12-1m
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BY Sampson & McCrary,
successors TO Sims s. Sampson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,.
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

successors 10 S1flS u oHHpsouf
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
SALE OF A TWO.STOR9
Il FRAME DWELLING AND FIVE ACRES
OFF LAND, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, AT THE CORNER OF THE BRnAD
ROCK ROAD AND THE MIDLOTHIAN TURN
PIKE, NEAR THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
in pursuance Of a deed Of trust executed to me by
J. 4. smith on the 23d of July, 1879. !. being
thereto requested by the beneficiary in said deed,
shall sell at public AUCTION, OH the premises. on
FRIDAY. the lth Of February, J S76, at O'Clock
p. NJ, the property located as above. The house
contains five good rooms with all necessary out
buildings The land Is under n good fence. and be-
ing on a good turnpike, only half 4 mile from The
city Of Manchester should attract the attention OF
those wishing good market-garden and suburban
residence. 1t Is also good stand for a store.
TERMS; Cash as 10 so much as may be necessary
10 pay expenses Of executing this trust and two
nofrs-ona for 1880 with interest from the 25th OF
July. S74, and of s663.75 with interest from,
July 25, 1875 Till paid; balance If any, as the said
j. H. Smith may direct -
JOHN C. ROBERTSON,
Ia al Trustee.
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AUCTION sALEy-This Day.
By Cook q Laeehton, Auctioneers,
No. O Governor street.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
VI HOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. &C., At
AUCTION.--THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock. ,, we S1.I
sell at our rrct,op-rooms an assortment OF HOUsE-
HOLD FURNITURE. consisting Oh
BEpsrEkrs, UREAUs,
EXTENSION and LEAF-TABLEs,
LOUNGES. SrDEBoARDS.
/ lnrge-stke VELVET CARPET,
Several INGRAM CARPETS.
MATTRESSES WAsHsTAEDS,
COOKING and HEATING. STOVES, &c, ,.s.s
"ASoi COOK & LAUGHTON.
c.,, AdctlonceTs.
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FIRE .ALARMs.-During the past month
there were nine alarms Of fire.
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AkrgoaoLoGIc4.-The following is 8 stsSe-
ment of the thermometer taken at sunrise
every porning during january, at an ole.
waited point in the city:
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sEEEE-THREAD, de.

GEINE-THREAD, all Nos.NazsssB,
- and qualities, now on hand at
less prices than IL can be imported for.
PATENT and SOFT SEINE-TWlNES, all sixes
LINEN and COTTON ROPES, all sorts;
SEINE-CORKS and C0RKWOOD;
SEINE:L NEs, YAWKLAG. and COTTON
HAUL and BRIFT-sEISES. FYKE- and
STAKE.NETS, OF any size, made 70 order % short
n,stfco, - L. NORTHEASTERN,
- Importer OF seine-Thread,
hI9 1796 ana 1907 franklin street
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WATCHES Of best quality for Ia e.
VEST, and CHATELAINE CHAINS; guam " W
usss 81 all kinds Of RINGS and BUTTONS 70 Le
sola ~ about BALI the original cost Come and see
for yourselves. Open until P.M -
8. A. WINsT0CK, Loan Office,
No. 1T Fourteenth street,
% ~ under Exchange Hotel.
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Drank D. HILL,

REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIoNEER.
No. HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Real Estate sold publicly or privately.
Rents collected and liberal advances made on same.
Loans made on real estate or other collateras.
Deeds dra wn and acknowledgements taken.
Real Estate in all parts OF the city for sale private
~. FhASh ~. hinL,
ia 19.1m opposite State Bank building.
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TOR BALTIMORE. SfIsl,,
Il TRI-WEEKL Y $500 E1szkE68s.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE.
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
N6 TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
NO D9CkAGE CHARGED.
The new ana East iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, OF this line, leave their new pier, In
the Dock, foot of Twenty. second street. every
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY MORNINGS at
o'clock. and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
O'Clock, for Baltimore. making close connections AT
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central railroad for northern cities and Canada
Through bills sigued 10 Baltimore and ali points
West, and rates guaranteed as low as by any ether
line. Applyto l.. b. TAtCM, Hpent;
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets and No.
e03 Main street. &C 81
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5RAiLRoAp IanEs-


PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Po,n, :, y ;.
at 4. 3D., arriving At Richmond at l6 4. "
leave Richmond at 8 r. IL, arriving at Mes; Pal,
Trains connect at West Point with steamer. ,,,..
Baltimore and all eastern points on WEDsys4l
DAYS, FRIDAYS, aud SUNDAYS, ard -
steamers for Baltimore and all easterp WIG
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYs "
Fare TO Hait1nofe... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a
Fare TO Washington ..................,,
Fare to Philadelphia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Fare to New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IN *
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave D..
mond at 5 a. N. on WEDNESDAY, FPIhssSH1-
and SUNDAY. connecting at West Point 1 4,
steamers, and delivering freight IN Baltimore s,.i
2:l5 z. g., arriving at Richmond al 6 r
and connecting with the Through Freigh; Tai,
on the Richmond and Danville railroad "a, q,
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with passs,.-
coaches attached leave Richmond at 6:50 A. Yas-.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sATCRDay%Sa
and leave West Point for Richmond the same 81,
at 1855 A. NJ, arriving ut RichmO I'D az 3;5s N
The management takes pleasure In annonnt =.
TO the travelling public and shippers tha, .sS
steamers OF this line between Baltimore AID VIE sls
Point have been refitted In the mos ihn,""sSs
manner for the accommodation OF passengers an
Travellers taking this Hne arrive liz gs,,,mou,
In ample time TO connect with the rail- lines s.s
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all easier
and western points.
Freights vii! Ike given the utmost dispatch. y,
transfers at Richmond Of freights to or from souis
ern points.
WV. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. mvIi
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DEPAx TUKh Or STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old aFEFS
l. Dominion Steamship Company's esassstsss
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
will saiI q EsDAY February Isl, al O'Clock A. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock Monday eyen M
wardea with dispatch to all points north, south,
east and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare 10 New York, $12; Storage, IS; round
trip tickets. $40.
For freight or passage apply TO-
6. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ja.3I-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets
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CONTEMPORARIES

TOME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MAY
" Meat, Valencia Cranges, Lciaoas, Rrenes. "
sorted Candles, Plain Candies, currspts, see @.s
Rassins, Prize Boxes, Big Bonsnxss5 CoSoa sS,ss
nesscated Coceannt, BordenS Eagle Aiik, smAA ns
Fixs Nuts assoyted-in fact, everything 10 10Y ia
10 Be giyen.awsy, as have too much stosS Ma Nv
LITTLE AcNEY. s, LOUIS y. BOSsiESsx
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|DAnROAD AKDsrEANBoATW0z'sa
;A 9 ,spsaasJ u tho DIsfAx0d fa
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o. W. PICKRELL. Pre- Haeat
K. B. SHEAD, Cashier.
Deposits Of one dollar and upwards rece. 'fea' al
six per cent allowed on deposits. ...,.a
Deposits received subject TO check without Is
and interest allowed on same II not checked W
mere frequently than two or three times week.
O'Clock 2. NJ, and on Saturday from p. 81. TIL
p. L. ~ - de 29.eod3m
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FINA NCLA2-

LINENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
PAID-UP CAPITAL ,,...'.Ttt 9o'So9
SUPPL S......-.......... ....,,.,,,,s' TA0,ooo
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FOR RENT.


y7OR RENT OR LEASE. A VINEYARD
4 planted In 1868, In full bearing, containing
FIVE thousand vines--Goncord, Delaware. CafaHoa,
ives CrevelIng, Clinton. Hartford. and six fTn-
Dire, NorIon-located on the Richmond and pan
willie railroad. -FOUR and half miles from News
FERRY. For terms apply TO -n,
fa11n News Ferry.
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TORRENT, A FINE DRUG. STAND. GA
Il with SMALL DWELLING atsoEe on fhe -
north side of Clay street between Tweuty-eghth
and Twenty-ninth streets Church Hin Apply 10
H1 "-' RICHARDSON 4 Co,
,fo,ot Ills Main street.
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EOk RE3TF, SEVERAL ROOMS tor%a
L Lodgings ortsthces uhi-d storyI southwest ri
co rner Bank and Eleyent6 streets. Apply to
j. l.. APPEkSDN.
ia 27.St Real Estate Agent.
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EOR RENT, FINE LARGE OF-G
Il FICE, fronti1s on Main street; and seve- III
raj desirable LODGING ROOMS over National
D" j. L. APPERSON.
ia27St Rial Estate Agent.
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NOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE GS
L TENEMENT 207 west Grace street. Ell
goness block six rooms: kitchen with four T9ons ,
,ae water and every convenience. Rent lew.
oga al ROBERT B. LIME.
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EoR RENT, A FARM OF SlXTY-TWO
Il ANDA HALF ACRES on the Petersburg rail-
roa and turnpike In full view OF the CRY ~ klch,
mond The land Is we'll adapted 10 trucking. End
hasa small dwelling and other hdndings Thereon.
AMY n JOHN T. G0DIIS,
-'fN'' Read Estate Agent,
IN s1ot Rsnk and Eleventh streets.
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H. r. DOUGLASS. superintendent
W. ". BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. III
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TOR RENT, A FIRST-CLASS RESI-. As
IL DENCE on Clay street between Third ahc ELL
Fau-th streets; newly painted AID naptre6. Apply
to JOHN BOWERS, SONS .& 60,
Iron Block, Coz. rnor street.
&, 81 at eichmOnd. Va.
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By James NJ. Tay Tor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AucuoneeTs,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GRsyBBs & WILLIAMS. AucHoneers.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-10
Another Old Citizen Conc!

Alfred Kellogg died at the residence
of his sister, widow Zina Post, in
Hudson, Summit Co. o., Jan. 2Sth,
1876.
Mr.. kellogg was born in Goshen,
Litchfield Co. CT, Sept. 4th, 1899. His
father Bradford Kellogg, came with
his family to Ohio, and settled in
Hudson in 1901, and was one of the
early settlers of that township. Alfred
learned the stone cutters trade, and
manufactured most OF the milestone
used in the grist-mills of Northern
Ohio, for Many years. Nov. 1928 he
married MissAtlarte Upson of Twins
burgh, they had several chsldren, all
of whom died in infancy.
Excepting three years that he liv-
ed in Michigan, Mr.. Kellogg was all
his life a resident of Summit and Por-
tage Counties, and was we'll known in
tavenna township, where he lived
many years. He was contractor On
the Ohio & Penn. Canal, Cleveland &
Mahoning and Tuscara Branch, II.
Rs, and other public works, and un-
til.the failure of his health, some ten
years age, his entire life was devoted
to active persistent labor. Always
setting upon his conscientious cenvic-
tions of right, his reputation for hon
esty and fair dealing was proverbial
wherever he was known. Early in
life he made a profession of religion,
and united with the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, continuing devoted
member fer over forty years. Some
six years ago Mr.Kellogg lost his eye
sight, and since that time he has been
great sufferer. His wife survives
him, but he has gone, making one less
of the pioneers of this county, who are
radidly passing. away. Cow.