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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22

A Paris dispatch says that the report pub
lished in that city on Tuesday that Minister
Washburne had presented President Grants
apologies to the French Government for the
arrest at Philadelphia OF Captain Aufaye, n
naval attache Of the French Legation at
Washington, is contradicted. Mr.. Wash
burne has taken no action in the matter.
Eighty thousand tons Of Pittston coal
were sold at auction in New York yester-
day by the Pennsylvania Coal Company.
Forty-seyen thousand tons Of stove coal
brought from $3.42s to $3.47s, and eight
thousand tons chestnut S3.O7s to 1915. The
sales show small advance on the prices OF
last month.
Lieutenant Bower, OF her Maiesty'S ship
Nassau, accidentally shot Chinaman at
Hong Kong while on shooting excursion.
he was arrested by the Chinese, but Yves
released on paying $500 compensation to
the bereayed family OF the Chinaman.
Mr.. Gorham, secretary of the Senate, was
married in Washington Wednesday to Miss
Efie Z. Bassett, a large number of senator's
and others being in attendance.
William Row I've suppose Richmond
many was last week presented with hand
some gold watch by the workmen at the
Whitaker iron-works, Wheeling, w. Va.
Edmunds, Pettigrew s. Co., wholesale tc-
bacconists, Memphis, suspended Wednes-
day. Liabilities not known.
Henry w. Green, ex.chancellor, and an
eminent iuris., died in Trenton, N. j.,
Tuesday night.
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Governor HENDRICKS ON THE INDIANA
CONTENTION Indianapolis, December 81.
The Journal publishes this morning an in
teryiew with Governor Hendricks, in which
he is quoted as saying that the purpose oil
calling the convention for the 9Th OF Janu-
ary was not for the purpose, as is supposed,
Of making any threats or Of organizing any
resistance to authority, but for the purpose
of making public expression at the threat.
ened invGsions of popular rights, and Of
giving the House OF Representatives an as
surance OF support in the exercise OF its
constitutional rights and prerosatives.
There is no purpose, so far as l am in
formed, of going further.
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
xwns,fa ssf tiAe rDay MT columbia.

CoLuMBIA, S. c., December 20.-Ihe
events OF to-day have greatly encouraged
the friends OF Governor Hampton in show
ing marked akening on the chamberlain
side, The Senate has voted down the pro-
position for a legislative recess till January
10Th, and adheres to the resolution that the
General Assembly adjourn sine die on Fri
day next. This unexpected change OF pro-
eramme was determined on in caucus last
night. Chamberlain and Bowen, in the
caucus, vigorously opposed the recess ana
advocated the adjournment sine de, taxing
the ground that II the Senate and MackeS
House remained In session any longer the
Democrats would succeed in getting over
enough Of them to stampede the House ana
break the Radical quorum in the Senate.
e A proposition was tnen introduced 10 ap-
point committee Of ten to see II compro-
mise could be effected with the Democrats.
This met with violent opposition from
Chamberlain and Bowen, and in fact nearly
the whole gang. They argued that any
thing but O sine die adjournment luminous
ateiy after the passage OF the tax ana appt1g..
priation bills was ruinous to tnelr plans. ~
seems certain now that final adlournmeht
on Friday will be had. This preciuoes tne
passage OF the bill to punish persons se.'
ting up an opposition government,
under which bill Hampton and others
were to have been arrested. The
senate committee to whom that bill was
referred made no report to-day, and If they
report tomorrow the bill cannot receive "a
second reading unless under suspension
of the rules, which will require two-thlrds
vote, which the presence of the Democrats
prevents the Republicans from obtaining;
The Democratic House, having passed a
measure which will provide in modest de-
gree a revenue for the Hampton govern
ment, will probably also adjourn SINE die
on Friday.
The House congressional committee was
engaged to-day in an epdeavor to ascertain
what had become OF the missing election
returns. Various explanations were given;
The committee will proceed at once to add
up the corrected returns, and it is very,
probable that they VIII show the election OF
threr Of the Tilden presidential electors, as
the majority OF the missing returns are
from heavy Democratic precincts.
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ACCIDENT ON THE ELEVATED RAILWAY
Ne,g York, December 20.-An accident
happened this afternoon on the elevated
railroad which caused serious injury to sev-
eral persons, though probably none Of the
injuries will result fatally. The affair was
owing to the switchman of east Houston
street misplacing his switch, resulting in
two trains colliding, neither OF them, how
ever, being thrown from the track. The
covering Of the up-going locomotive was
smashed to pieces, and the fireman, Joseph
+. John, was damned between his locomo-
tive and the head car Of the down-coming
train and sustained serious internal injuries.
None of the. passengers were hurt by the
collision, but Several Of them jumped OF
the track to the ground, and received seri-
Gus injuries from their high falls to the
Dayemcnt '.s....Es.
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APRMA FACIE CASE FOR THDEN.-1n a
letter from New Orleans to the New York
Tribune, Mr.. Y. l.. White, staff corresponds
ent of that paper, and an earnest Republl-
can, says:
!'Thc election in Louisiana was held un-
der law made by the Republicans with the
ayowcd object Of keeping that party in
power. Every supervisor in the State was
Il Republican, and when their returns are
compiled and added up it is found that the
Democratic majority is about 5000. Now,
[ ask any fair man if that does not make a
primo tacie case for the Democrats, and
when the Republicans undertake to over
turn that result, if they ought not to be re-
quired to prove their case beyond all
doubt 2N
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FATAL AND DESTRUCTIVE RAILWAY ACCI-
DENT Worcester, Mass, December 20.-
An accident occurred on the Boston, Barre
and Gardner railroad this evening near
Princeton station. A passenger train and
mixed train came into collision, demol-
ishing both engines, one baggage, one pas
senger-, and three freight-ears. Three per-
sons belonging to the trains) were fatally
injured. The passengers were all more OF
less injured, though none seriously.
Charles o. Lamb (sewing-machine AGENT,
according TO regulations.
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LEATHER BELTING-NEw TRADE REGULA-
TIoNs.-A large and important meeting OF
the leading houses engaged in the trade OF
manufacturing leather belts was held few
days ago in New York. A committee was
appointed to revise the price-lists and dis
counts, and reported scale OF prices rang
ing from fourteen to fifteen per cent. in adj
vance OF the present schedule. The adj
vance was adopted, and number OF rcSu-
lations passed to govern the manufacturers
in their transactions in the future; after
which the meeting adjourned.
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The REPRESENTATIVE PREsIDENT.-In
view OF General Grants remark about
" the party which represent" the Spring
field (Mass.) Republican inquiries whether it
would not be we'll to amend the oath which
the President is required to take so as to
read as follows:
"I do solemnly swear Tor atirm) That /
will faithfully execute the Office OF President
of the Republican party, and will to the
best of my ability preserve, protect, and
defend tho Constitution Of the Republican
D1rfur
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SUrposlN' Il From the Democrat, Alex
andria. La.l-Suppose Grant should die
before the 4th OF March, and the Senate
should recognize Hayes and the House
should stand by Tilden, and the Indians
should scalp. Sheridan, and the House
should impeach Sherman, and the bull
aoZers should capture Don Cameron, and
the European war should homologate Secor
Robson, and the Supreme Court should 60
crazy over the complications, then who
would be President?
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n n. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN.
~. sURANCE AGENTS, l0l4 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SiJRANCE COMPANY, of London aud Edinburgh
Capital, 81 o 100000 gold.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Cincin'
natl Ohio-assets over S1.00O,O0C.
MANHATTAN F, RE INSURANCE COMPANf
of New Yprk-assets oyer 100000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE c 0 NJ PA 7 CT
BrookIyn. N Y. assets over 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook.
lyn, n. Y.-assets over S2.5O0.O0O-
pnRTs,1OTTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
Portsmouth ya-asScts over $4,000.
Deposited with the Treasurer Of Virgins, II 5O.
DOO Losses equitably adjusted and promptly PAID al
mis- agency. Applications solicited, and immediate
. nc given fi1eretos u :. i oc 8
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CAPTURE OF AN AMERICAN BANKER.-Ne,c
York, December 2O.-A dispatch from New
Orleans to-day says q dispatch from Fort
Davis says Mexican revoutionists have cap
tured Miller, an American banker, at Chi
huahua, and demand $4,000 gold as ran
som for his release. Colonel Andrews, with
force Of infantry, cavalry, and artillery,
has gone to his rescue! The revollttionists
are reported four hundred strong, and have
threatened to shoot Miller If they can't hold
him.
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THE ADJoURNMENT.-W Washington, d. G,
December 2l.-In the Senate the resolution
offered by Mr.. Anthony provides that
when the Senate adjourn Friday the 22d
instant it be to meet on Tuesday the 10Th
instant; and. unless otherwise then ordered,
when il adjourns on the Goth instant it be
TO meet on the 29th instant; and that, unless
then otherwise ordered, when it adiourns
on the 29th instant it be to meet on Tues
day, January 9, 1877. This ledto a lengthy
diSruSsiOn
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THE PRESIDENT WHEN He WINKs.-[F From
the Brooklyn argus. l." l said that it requir-
ed sixtv-three members to constitute a legal
House." blandly observed the President to
Mr.. Hewitt; "but now that you have got
a legal House cannot recognize it, because
when said it required sixty-three mem
bers didn't think you could get Them"
Then his Excellency lowered the left cor
ner of his larboard eye and executed what
is known to the initiated as presidential
wink
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The EASTERN CoNFERENCE.-Lond De-
cember 21.-The Times, in its leading edi-
terial, says: "The plenipotentiaries have
concluded the most difficult part Of their
task by agreeing that some kind of occupa-
ton is necessary. Midhat Pasha must soon
pronounce his decision on their proposals.
We fear the Turkish ministers are inclined
to fall into the hazard Of absolute resist
ance. They seem to think they can foil the
Conference by plunging Europe into ire
mendous war.
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A SHERIFF ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Memphis, December co. Sheriff Manning,
OF Tuniea county, Miss, has been arrested
in Jackson for the murder Of q man named
Harvey at Austin, Miss. Mrs. Manning
and three men were also arrested as aGees-
series. The men have confessed to their
share OF the murder, and unite in saying
that Sheriff Manning killed Harvey.
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EXPLOSION ORA BoAT--Loss OF LIPE.
Ne,c York, December 20.-The tug-boat
Jacob l.. Neafe, while ten miles off the
Highlands, this morning, exploded her
boilers, killing the captain (named Cooley,
the steward, and q deek-hand. The en-
glneer Peter g. BROWN and q fireman John
Coston) We're badly burned and bruised,
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ICE.-.The canal, from the best infor1na-
ton we can obtain, is blocked with ice from
Richmond to the mountains. Boatmen have
ample opportunity to enjoy the holidays,
and the black bass are having a much-needed
rest from the depredations Of anglers.
Lgpchburg Meas, 21St. .....
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JOHN CANEPA, Trustee.
BY E. Il. Cook. Auctioneer,
No. lOGoyernor street.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF TWENTY
IL MULES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CORN,
&C., AT MISUNDERSTANDING sold our farm. We will
sell, on the premises known as Hunslet's Hall, four
miles from Richmond. on Richmond and Hcnrico
Turnpike road, on WEDNESDAY, December 9th
instant, commencing ut ~ O'Clock.
20 frst-class MULES and HORSES,
l FARM-WAGON and HARNESS,
l SPRING. or MARKET-WAGON and HAIR
NESS, .-s-s
9 CARTS and HARNESS,
90 barrels CORN,
PLOUGHS. DRAGS, and HOT-BED SASH,
l observation-disclosures, and great variety Of
other Implements too numerous to mention.
The attention Of parties wishing to purchase is
particularly asked, as the sale Is positive
TERMS: All sums of $50 and under cash; over
$50 and under 300, sixty days; 800 and over,
four months, interest added, for notes with city en-
dorser. STORRS & co.
Sale conducted by Z. B. COOK, Auctioneer
dc 16-eod1 Wa ids ..rt
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The Milwaukee Sentinel, the only paper
In the country that has been keeping. track
OF the Bender family, nowDublishes the fol-
lowing information: $50 far they have
been killed in seven States, captured in
fourteen States, and died from exposure In
four States. The detectives are still pursu-
ing them, and will doubtless kill them again
in three eastern and five western States"
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Loss OF A STEAM FERRY-BoAT.-Nelo
Yorh, December 20.-The steamer Black
bird, of the Staten Island North Shore oppc-
sition ferry, while on her trip up this MORN
ing struck rock and sank. All hands were
H.
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SUaAc-AIILL BURNED. ION the 18th In
slant, MIR. J. Loyenstein, of NeTtown,
King and Queen county, had bis sumac.
mill and fixtures, with large lot OF ground
sumac, destroyed by fire. We have been
unable to learn il the loss was covered by
insurance, and whether the fire svas incen-
diary or accidental Vest Point Star, 2lst.
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By Frank D. Hill, ~ II,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioneeI J.
110S Main street.

,-
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from J. II. Armstrong and Ann hts wife, dated
18th of March, 1878, and recorded In the clerks
office Of Richmond Chancery Court, and In Lexecu.
ton of the decree of 2sth Of November, 1875, In
the District Court of the United States for the East
District Of Virginia in the cause Of Armstrong;
assignee u.s. Armstrong ct ats, the undersigned rs
trustee In said deed, win on FRIDAY the 9Th day Of
January, 1S77,at az O'Clock p NJ, sell, on the pre-
misses. at auction, all that LOT OF GROUND. with
all Improvements thereon, situated on the southeast
corner Of Clay and Thirtieth streets, fronting on
Cay street 1872 feet, and running back parallel with
Thirtieth street 81 feet inches. r, s., gi.aL
TERMS: Cash US to expenses Of sale and TO pay OF
bond of $500, with interest thereon from the 18th
of March; 1876, of which amount $500, With the
interest thereon, is payable IN gold coin balance
II credit Of six mouths; but by consent Of parties
interested the terms may be more liberal and to be
:. JOHN CANEPA, Trustee.
BY virtue of the decree of 2sth of November,
1876, of the United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia. In the cause OF Arm
strongs assignee rs. Armstrong ct GlS, will unite
EDWARD ~. CRCMP,
Assignee III Bankruptcy or j. II. Armstrong.
dc FL
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DICHMONDs AND DANvILLE
1N RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
DECEMBER 10, 1876.


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
DECEMBER 10, 1876.
THROUGH MAIL.
$50 \. NJ. leaves Richmond daily, connecting at
Greensboro with trains ON North Caro-
lima division and II. w. n. C. r. r. at
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railway for At
lants, Macon. Jacksonville, Montgcme.
ry, Mobile. and New Orleans, aud all
southwestern points. With c. G.. and
4. Il. r. for Columbia, Augusta, and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS,
$50 A. n, leaves Richmond daily for BurkeYille,
Farmvilc, Lynchburg, and interme-
dlate points, making close connection
at Lynchburs for all southwestern
THROUGH FREIGHT,
$40 7. NJ, with seepng-car attached, leaves Rich
mond daily tcXcept Sunday for Lynch
biirg, arriving at Lynchburg SIS A. u.
*a THROUGH NAIL,
TAT 7. A., arrives Richmond daily connecting
with North Carolina division y: W. n.
c. r. R., G. G. and A. r. r. R.. and
Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-
". way from oil southern and southwest
ern points and with Richmond, Frede-
rickshurg and Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for all northern and
western points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION,
ASH =. NJ arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg, Farmye, BurkeviTe, and aIl In
termedIate points, aud from NIL south
/ western points.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
7:20 4. NJ, with sleeping-car attached. arrives
Richmond daily Except Monday from
Lynchburg, leaving Lynchburg Mt TOO
p. M. -.7s 0...s .5..
The through freight trains between Richmond and
Lynchburg, with sleepng-car attached, offer unu-
sual advantages In economy OF time to businessmen
Of Richmond and Lynchburg.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace seeping-car3 run through betaecp Rich
mond and Brunswick, Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickets. No lay-oYer
checks will be given. Z. d. Il. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent.
JOIN n. MAcMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
de IL
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AUcrrre,y gaIEs...rnsure pays.
BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
b Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets,

SALE OF VALUABLE
& n IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN MANEHES-5
TER, ON PERRY STREET BETWEEN FIF-
TENTH AND SIXTEENTH sTREETS.-By vir-
tue OF deed or trust execnfed 20 the subscriber.
In Manchester Hastings Court. Ishal iii execution
thereof, proceed to sell at public auction, on the
1877. at o'clock p. b. f fair: II not, the nrst
fair day thercafter) the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by the said decd, consisting OF LOT located as
above, fronting 100 feet the noi Oh side OF Perry
street. running back 40 feet being part Of Lot No.
81 In MARKS plan, having thereon a comfortable
FRAMED DWELLINGS 1,y5tt .tfsggty,, tztz( s$
TERMS Enough in cash to defr2y expenses Of
sale and to pay OF two negotiable notes past due
one for S496.77, the other for &5l5.ss-and all In
terest accrued thereon; Us TO o credit Of $534.99
until the 7th of April next and as To the residue Of
the procee Of sale IL any, salibe announced at
the time ofcsale. ,teas tgfS'Zhsy1fa ~
de22 JOHN 8. WISE, Trustee.
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FLORIDA. Tallahassee, December III
The Supreme Court adjourned yesterday
without reaching a Judgment on the man
ddmatS.
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TAXES. dc
TAXES, DC.
NOTICE TO PERSONS OWING CITY

.te1 CITY COLLECTORS OFFIcg,l
sq RICHMOND, VA, November 80. 1876. s
This Office viii be open daily from 8 o'clock A. NJ
TO O'Clock r. NJ. from the 18th 10 the 30th day Of
December, inclusive, for the purpose or receiving
from any person who has already paid one half o.
the city taxes charged to him, the remaining half,
and that 800 al
will be added To the amount OF said remaining half OF
tina taxes charged in every case where the party as
sessed shall fall pay said hall within the
time SO limited. So ~ sss
month of June one half OF the city taxes due from
such person. shall fall to pay the whole thereof on
or before tbs seth day of December, there shall pc
''' TWENTY PER CENT. BIS;
upon the amount Of the tax SO remaining dur
yiss-.s1- Is IA. R. WOGUSON,
no so.lm CITY Coilsstor.
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The LOUISIANA. BoARD.--Nep Orleans,
December 2i.-Keaner, member OF the
Board, has testified before the House COM
mittee. General Anderson was recalled and
testified at great length. s
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBUEGl u
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
xNOMMENCING DECEMBER 3, 1876, trains &
~ on this road Will run rs follows.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
725 A. N. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, Sa-
sannan Raleigh aob A'la Ses Mss2s
-.- and all points South and Southwest;
also connects at Petersburg WIN ths
for Lynchburg. farmville, and other
local stations on that road. This train
stops only al Manchester and Chester.
LOOP. NJ, ACCOMMODATION daily Passen-
gers taking this train will make close clos
connection nj Petersburg ioi Sofft9,n l
'es steamers for Baltimore, Philadslpma,
and New York, and With the Old Do
nninion steamers for New fork, Stop
600 r. M PIE e II a ah ieIseps sunday wh
,7.4o p n, T fTafa NAIL daily, connecting
~ h.1o : for Weldon. Wilmington, Charleston,
Savannah. and al points IN Florida.
q Pullman sieeping-car for Wilmington
mas and the South
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. t
6:24 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
with Richmond, Frederick ana
potomac RAILROAD for MI points North,
74s NJ. FaE iGd daily Except sun
400 d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sts sa5fe ft5ssA TRAIN rA
passenger coach attached.
7.oo p NJ THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
wv with Richmond, fredericksburg and
~ Potomac railroad for all polats ! Eass
and West. Sleeper attached running
through. Also making close c9n mSSr
raiIroad Tor the Virginia Springs and
NH points North and West Thls tsan
stops only II Manchester and Chester.
This Is the only line running double daily train
if ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
en de- AppoAA'''> N A. SHAW, Superintendent.
- $1,000, xopv ptyrr AM, t:ugSrEAKEt
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BY A MAN AND WIFE,
w one child, THREE or FOUR ROOMS, with.
Kitchen accommodations. near the post-oce. Please
address g., Box 224, stating terms and ioeailon;
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T OST, a few days since, BUNCH OF
~ SMALL KEYS. The finder Will be suitably re-
warded by leaving them Mt this office. de post
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TAKEN UP, at "Magnolia," the 1H
i residence Of Mrs. E. A. Bowe, RED e.
COW, with long horns. The owner will pay charges
and take her away. de22-3t*
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WANTS.

WANTED, CITY REAL ESTATE
w PAPER OF SHORT DATES; also. to lend
5000, $3.50, 81 80, and 81 90 on UNINCuMB'iEfEsD
de 22.3t CHAFFIN, STAPLES q. 60.
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TO RENT TWO UNFuR-
w NISHED ROOMS, without board. Address,
stating terms and location, A. care Of Carrier
N II -. -. -, de 22-ltR
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LIME, CEMENT, AND PLASTER.

DOCKLAND LINE.
1000 barrels ROCKLAND LIME daily expected
per schooner Maggie Bell, for sale low'from wharf
by n. :. LEE,
sells 10S and 10 Virginia street
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WANTED, A GOOD sCOOK (white pre-
w ferredl tn, cook for a small family. Good
wages and a good home given. Apply ut 4OS Leigh
..reet bptwpen Fourth and. Fifth. de S2-1t% :
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T,noK Avn JOB WORK NEATI,YEX-
rs ECuTED Ar THE BIsP y PBiNTtAG-
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WJANTED.-A gentleman with cash
w capital of six hundred $4,000 dollars Wishes
to TAKE AN INTEREST or a PARTNERSHIp
In some established business. Address j: NJ. 2ll3
Broad street. Oe ZZ-lt"