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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-14
by Richardson t Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
rst. No. 11l3 Main street.

FARM NEAR THE CITY
LIZ OF RICHMOND FOR SALE PRIVATE
LY.-We are authorized to sell valuable FARM of
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SEVEN ACRES
road four miles from the city OF Richmond, In a
good neighborhood, and in every way well located
One third OF this land Is In timber; the balance
highly improved, and produces abundartly all the
cereals, fruits, vegetables, &c. The buildings
comfortable FRAME DWELLING with four or Ave
rooms, the usual out-houses SC.
TERMS: One third cash; balance IN one, two.
three, four. and five years. or longer II desired
golabie notes given for the deferred payments, with
Interest added and secured by deed Of trust.
RICHARDSON CO.,
IN 1o-1r " 1ll3 Main street
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TUST BELOW-TO No. S23-
u by OFFICE HAS BEEN REMOVED.
W ). PITCHER,
my2 Main near Ninth.
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FURNITURE.

II RNITU RE.-Greatcr bargalnSG
Il than ever offered can now be found al j. a.
d. GATEWOODS, 3l9 Broad. between gSrf
Third and Fourth streets. have now OH hand' ] !
a large and attractive stock which am determine.
TO sell at prices that defy competition; Walnut inl!
Marble d. c. Suits. 500 To 1900: Walnut ini Mar
bic Suits, Sos to 800; Walnut Plain Suits, go to
$50: Stained full Marble ID. G. Snita 500 10 80
Stained Plain D. c. Suits $40 To $50; Stained tMi.
Marble Suits, $50 TO SO; Stained Plain suits, ~
$50 to 5000. Cane and Wood Chairs a specially.
Mattresses Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters lI-
hostering and repairing. Goods carefully packed o'
shipment. -
Terms liberal. ap l-S,M& W 3M
lust RECEIVED, 4 lot OF line w Ala
u nut HAT-RACKS and BOOK-CASES:tS,
new style WALNUT SAFE, with or without Nr1
LOUNGES, in addition to my large stock on hand
which pledge to sell IT lower prices than the same
rsss of goods were ever offered. Examine my stock
heTore Won buy T.. GATHRIGiiT.
my 2-3m - 10 GoYernor strt'l.
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ALL COAL SOLD BY. WEIGHT.
n tSee amended ordnance-j
EMI-CASNEL,
QUINNIMONT.
CUMBERLAND, and
ANTHRACITE
S. p. LATHRDP.
4, nj tra W-br
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BY Chafln, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. ! Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
i VALUABLE NEW BRICK HOUSES IN MAN
CHESTER, NEAR THE FREE BRIDGE, AT AUG
TION. ON SATURDAY, JUNE 24s 1876, AT 5&
O'CLOCK p. M.-By virtue of = deed of trust exc
cuted by Josiah F. Perkins and wife bearing date
the l4th day Of May, SIS, and duly recorded In
the clerks Office of Nanchester IIustings Court, IN
so TO do by the Beneficiary therein named on the
premises, on SATURDAY the 24th day of June.
1876, the abovc-dcscribed VALUABLE PRO,
PERTY fronting 81 feet Seventh street, and
having depth of Ito feet on one side and 70 feet
on The other side.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the expenses Of exc
cutting this trust and to pay of note OF 1000 with
Interest from the 18th of May 1875, till paid: and
the balance upon such terms rs may be ANNOUNCER III
the ,alc X. b. CIlAFFIS,
N. c. STAPLES.
.... Trustees
CuArFIS STAPLES 6 Co.. Auctonecrs. je IA
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AJAX WOOD-THE BEST-Fery low;
~ HEART-PINE-origi growth;
ENGINE COAL flor factories and other pur-
poses) exceedingly low;
ANTHRACITE COAL for fonndries and stoves.
L. K. CARR1NGTON.
mv23 Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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r YKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four hull
~ dred tons Of this celebrated coal for sale Also,
Reliance and Burnside Egg and stove; West Viz
ginia Spln OF all kinds; Georges Creek Cumberland.
for steam and smiths use; Glover liti and Aido-
THAN Lump; Soft Lump and Hall Coke. OAK and
Pine Wood WRIT ROBERTS,
oc24 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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T. 2 TINsLEY Il 1
In co. desire to make known TO theiraas .
friends and the public that they are prears at 43l
purchase with GOOD SHOES, HANDSOME SHOES,
aud CHEAP SHOES; and they furthermore stale
that they do not wish any one 10 take their say In
the matter but to call and examine for themselves
TRUNKS, 4BATCHELS, IVALiSES, and all other
articles kept that are usually found In drst-cass
boot and shoe house. g =
hepairing done In the neAsest manner and NTH the
shortest notice requisite for completion. my IL
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by Grubbs L Williams.
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE,
l. &C., OF PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.-By vir-
tue OF deed of trust dated 9Th October 1874, exc
cutcd by G. r. Rees & CO. to the undersigned trus-
tees We win proceed to sell at public auction at ts
and S2l Main street, Richmond, Va, OH WEDNES-
DAY, l4th day of June. at IL O'Clock A. NJ, all the
PERSONAL PROPERTY of the said G. r. Rees 4
Co. conveyed by said deed, consisting OF seventy
five large and small SPECIMEN FRAMES, one
SHOWCASE, twenty thousand assorted NEG A.
TIVES, four CAMERAS, and all other FIXTURES
andFURNlTGRE necessary 10 carry on frst-class
photograph gallery.
TERNS: Made known OIL day of sale.
HILL, CARTER,
ROBERT D. WARD,
Trustees.
. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctiOncers. je 8
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NOR RENT. THE BRICK STORE. e.
Il with DWELLING. 1880 Main street. adj III
Joining Mr. j. Il. Hockaday's auction-ssoTc. Aiso,
70 fiel3-2tE1 i. H. SANDS. Ford's Hotel !
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EoS'f, SrRAYED. .AGD F0gNEs-

TAKEN Up, on SUNDAI.Ha
Il in my garden. "A, LiGiiT-8ROWNoE 49,
MULE. which formerly Dvvnged 10 me, " ~
but which sold four weeks since s2sstssts
The owner will please come forward. prove property
pay charges. ami take her away. n.-.s.'
a.... AUGUST .HCBNER.
Seventeenth stree; near the Chesapeake ami OHIO
Railroad machine-sEops. je 13.9tf
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ron REM.

NOR NT.--TIIE RlCHM0NDa
SToyE COMPANY VIII rent ROOM On ssa
the first toor OF their works. at corner OF MAIN ana
Twenty.iflh street. lof by III, with power, stcain
heating and gas fixtures.
Also The Two UPPER FLOORS over their saleS.
rom corner OF Main aud Fourteenth streets; KENT
'' go IS. G. KNIGHT. )
;,.ct President.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. je {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-14
By u, Bates, ne
Real Estate Agent and Auctionee-,
ia Ills 3faiu street.

MO, oil BUCHANAN (OR FEDERAL)
~ STREET FOR SALE WITHOUT LIMIT
AT the request of the ownerl viii sell, without limit
the HOUSE No. OFT Federal Tor Buchanan street at
public auction, on The premises, on FRIDAY, June
l6 1876. 1T 5h O'Clock +. II. The house is In g3od
order, and contains four five rooms, &C., &c. IN
tl,,cenents will be offered 10 those desiring cheap
house.
TERMS Liberal, and st sale. n BATES,
lie IL - - =. 9 fsR'Esa-' huclOnecr. :
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BY y. VI. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioEccr,
No. II Eleventh street.

No II Eleventh street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
~ BUILDING LOTS ON FULTON STREET. IN
THE PLAN OF FULTON.-By virtue of i decree
of the Circuit Court of Henrico county entered on
the 4th day Of May, 1876, in the cause OF Sboaps eX-
special com missoncrs appointed by said decree. will
SCI on the premises. 1T o'clock p NJ, on r WE'D
II, II, and 10, in the plan Of Fulton, fronting
thirty feet each on Fulton street and running back
scvety-six feet. and LOT No. 10 in said plan, 'front.'
ing thirty feel on Fulton street and running back one
hundred and forty feet.
TERMS One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained until the whole purchasemoncy is paid
and conveyance ordered by the court.
H. a. ATKINSON, JR.,
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
NORMAN SMITH,
je12 Special Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-14
BY Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1113 Main street.

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND WITH
Y DWELLING ABOVE, AND LOT, FOR SALE
BY AIJCTION.-Wc shall sell by auction OH the
premises. on WEDNESDAY the i4th instant, at 6
O'Clock 2. NJ, n VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND,
with DWELLING attached, containing five rooms,
and fronting PA by $50 feet with an alley in the
rear twenty feet wide, on the west side of New Tor
Twenty-jrst) street. between Short and Pleasan. Tor
u and NJ streets. now occupied by Mr.. Roode. :.
TERMS: One third cash balance in ak ana
twelve months, negotiable notes given for the de-
ferrcd payments with interest added, and securedby
deed Of trust. RICHARDSON CO,
il g Real Estate AuctioneerS.
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BY j. L. Apperson.
Real Estate Auctionccr and Agent.
10l6 Main stree.

TXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
H BRICK TENEMENT No. BIG, NORTH SIDE
OF BYRD BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR ia
DWELLING No. 7O3, OPPOSITE MONROE
PARK, SOUTH SIDE MAIN BETWEEN PM
AND LAUREL STREETS.-At the request of A. IL.
Mott, Esq, executor of Miss Catherine Mott, de-
ceased Shall sc II on the premises In the order naed
on WEDNESDAY, 14th June, 1875 at AZ O'Clock
r. NJ tile above-dcscribed valuable property. The
dwelling No. 81 6, occupied by Mrs Jackson pleas
antly situated and conveniently arranged, contains
eleven rooms, kitchen. &C. water-clOScts. &C.: lot
29x150 feet to an alley. The store and dwelling No.
703, occupied by Fl. G.. Forstman. Esq, druggist, is
irst-rate stand for that or other light business;
lot 2S1.X100 feet.
TERMS: One-fourh cash; balance ut 6, -, and
months. for negotiable notes. Interest added Sc
cured bv trust deed jill. APPERS0N,
ie6 Auctionecr.
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..AHsxrxaN.sALEs--ghis Day.s
BY, Robert ). Lyme
as,iccessor t6,nyte 4 Brother',
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No 1910 Main street.

j. ssIaNHE.s safe OF NICE BUILD .,
RETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, At AZ
virtue Of an order of s Eta 9isi Of
Iomo o iaSG IA chic matter Of Mrs. II. Uiman,
bankrupt, shah sell that certain LOT OF GR99HnEMIp
~ sSsSs gRSn NJ ooss x This
Il tIe Same properly which Regina man purchased
from q ID. Waidrop and wife, and fronts hity-hVs1
feotE on Plum street between hain anu Su - "'u
runs back GOOD depth. IT.
TERMS: One third cash. balance at three ana . si&
Months with SIX per cent interest added and THE
sis,iis by nssinoe t,na the whole Of the purchase
,Ssna,, x ySnid 49, Z. NJ. CRUMP,
h'S'.s :" P" Assignee.
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Aessrs. ChaNn. Staples e. Co.: s.1 +, .a.a..
Geutlemen.-You are instructed to sell, without
limit or reserve. every lot Of mine offered ut auction
Respectfully, JOHN b. HARSIE.
REMEMBER THE DATE OF SALE-JuNE 10TH.
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! n1rInN. s,,Az.Es..,T,l,is Dag..
Dy Byerly & Powell, Anc,ioneesrs' il.
1924 Main street.

~ 1924 Al2In strecs.Ss
ARGE AND ATTRA r.. gI,IHusss s q III.
~ n A y pLESSTERvE.NTO MERCHANTS, MECItAN-
ics, FARMERs &cTo close o 1hS hand, we viii
sell at public auction, at our store, No. ut
street. TUESDAY, 18TH i,slaI. IN part OF
- GENERAL HARDWARE, rrp1,I
CARRIAGE AND WAGON tbaAl1HiNi1''
go READY-3IADE WAGONS, .y.ss tias
hH WHEELS, &C. 80
One SPLENDID sILVER-PLAiGD eho"
On, Herr HERRsING's ExTRA-sIzE F1RE-PRooF
wRfTTnI sN; &c.
rh. attention of merchants, mechanics, ana iarln-
Is most respectfully iRyi.soN s. BROTHER
TERMS: Az SA''' 14lS Main street.
tnysRLy s POWELL, Auctonecrs
The above sale will be continued " rsr,.i
o'clock MANY of the most desirable goous re'iiin
unsold. -, ..dois csked 100 ts.
the atsehtloh VI ''' BYERLY s. POWELL,
$50 AucttoneerS.
In --~--------
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RE,SENESS WANTS.

WANTED, at the celebrated French Dyer
S(OITR at soc per pair Also, the Same amount OF
COATS and VESTS 1T $l5o Also 10000 GOO pair Snho %.
suit dyed, $3.50. Also, I,OO6,O00 pair Kid Gloves
to clean al SC. per pair, ut the celebrated French
ScourrS, No.s Ninth street, sign of the Red Flag.
my 1-3m ... a..
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'DRINE EARLY ROSE SEED PoiA
L TOES, direct esom Maine, for sale y gLE.
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WOOD AND COAL.

THAN THE UNDERSIG ED 40
i dealer sells better or cheaper FUEL, OF which
his peerless Cooking Coke at 30 and 3d. and Coal
at $3.50 and $3.50, and Sawed Wood at 80 and
s3 IS, are .pecialties. Engine Coal very low. Now
ready to contract very low for winter supplies al
10 IA J. i. WATKINS.
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END LOTS.

INVEST END LOTS. ....
GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING LOTS IN
THE WEST END.
Persons wishing to purchase privately can do -
on very liberal terms by applying 70
lie S-1w CHAFfiN, STAPLES ( co.
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RAILROAD LINES.
S x- @EZ-Es -fusESzEy. rIIzIazESsS-S-
81 ~ sFs=ss=ss:ssE ss.:siRs,-Tla1fs :.s aE-
RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC II. II. Co.. I
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT
RICHMOND, June II, 1870.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

: On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, l1 Tp an, an:
viii RIM between Richmond and Ashland only.
raSm,,,.S 10 49, e A. TAYLOR,
10 H., General Ticket Agent.
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BY Richardson &c Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctienecrs.
1113 Main street.

A VALUABLE FARM OF ONE HIN
"a DRIED ACRES TEN MILES FROM T1Ir.
CIT. OF RICHMOND, FRONTING On III.
WILLIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD AND pIiuE
Nm BACK TO MEADOW STATION, ON TIfE
iSoEh RiyERt RAlLROAD--A portion of hi.
produces finely sill the cereals, fruits yege,abies Se
Inc buildings are . good tau-story frume dwei,ns
TOUT or 1--WE rooms, III chen, stable, and Other
. Price, $1,000 cash, or 700 on time.
Is .Lzr.f, - RICHARDSON, & CO..
yc 1I-1H tf Ills Main street
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WATCHES. JEWELRY. &c.
------~---------
WATCHES, WATCHES, S
..s AND JEWELRY VERY CHEAP. 4AsX

Having lot of ine GOLD WATCHES left for
sale on commission, am Offering them at as'onish
ingIy low prices Those intending TO purchase arr
invited TO call and examine them. They are Offered
at very low figures TO close of the lot, are WARRANTED
ine gold, and are very superior tiIne-kecpers.
l. JEWELRY also offered al equally low prices II
my new store, 9i7 Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth. (my 27-lmI {. GESNEI.
GREAT BARGAINS IN ssh
" DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CHAINS, Ej1
AMETHYST and other Ell RINGS. 4$&e
A 14-karat GOLD DOUBLE-CASED !.AbihS
WATCH for $50; and everything else AZ proper
t' s. A. WISSTOCK'S.
myo3-Im No. II north Fourteenth :rett
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DEST SOFT COKE AT IS PER 1000
ID pounds or $3.50 per 1850 pounds, load: Pine
and Oak Wood from $50 to $3.50 per cord; An
thracite. Clover Hill, and ali kinds Of Engine Coal
at lowest market rates. Be sure and make no mis-
take, but call at PAGES, Nineteenth and Car!
streets. G!ny 13l. CHARLES II. PAGE.
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.C0SFECTIONERsES, .xc.
JCE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM!, -.

TCE-CREAN! lCE-CKEAA! - :. !
am now making large quantities of pure ICE
CREAM for family Of the best materials. at popu
lar prices. -sr .'E, .. =. /
Boarding-houscs and festivals furnished with 4
superior article at 81 80 and rs per gallon.
Tables. saucers ami spoons hired out loaned free
Of charge 10 my customers. = tg'.r-'" F.
Large quantities of CREAM contracted for 1T
greatly reduced prices. ..f, A. PlZZINI, JR.,
tcS sO7 east Broad street.
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... BY Francis T. lsbell, nan -
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, GER
No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

UCTION SALE OF TWO. SMALL
IA FRAME TENEMENTS ona short street tsome-
times called Shocks aey) between Duval and Baker
streets near to Brook avenue, on THURSDAY the
5th day OF June, 1876, ut o'clock z. 81 The lots
front together about 80 feet and run back OF an 1r-
regular depth, - feet.
) TERMS One fourth cash, and the residue on \
credit of six nine, and twelve months for negotia-
bic notes with Interest added, xnd secured by Q
trust-deed. FRhNClS'1. lSBELL,t
10 10 \ Auctioneer.
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REiEAI EsiFIjTr A e. .

ROE SALE BEsAuTIEUI. ,If5Ts IN
~ CHURgH iHfLL-i32kE byifG &C.. e. soa uS
sSss s fa, Brgsd and streets 20 S1
Twenty-fourth street; and 66 by I2 fee ess. IL
3fVent5-fouria near Broad street Ippiy IL niSe
j. L. APfERsoE
&c 1000 Real Estate opn+
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ca 5O HAIL COKE. LUMP COKE 81.
DF.cO $3.50 a cord for OAK WOOD $50.
VS.: PiLCIiER
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A widely Applicable Remedy,

Few remedies are applicable to such wide
range OF disorders IN Hostetter's Stomach
Dltters, and this not because II has special
properties adapted to the cure of each--such
"A pretence would be manifsstly absurd-but
on account OF It's wonderfully improving
effect upon the general tone OF the system,
aud It's Alternative action upon the organs OF
nutrition, secretion and discharge. Besides
its well known properties as u remedy for
Intermittent and remittent fevers, dyspep-
sin, constipation, torpidity OF the liver, gen
eral debility, urinary and uterine difficulties
II invariably proves to be highly serviceable
In overcoming anmmia, hypochondria
rheumatism, insomnia, and many other dis
orders and disabilities originating In pow.
erty or impurity of the blood, nervous weak
ness or over-excitement, or an imperfect per
formance of the physical functions.
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wornlng up Of " as,e Material

10 tho Editor of the Dallas Herald
In this article speak particularly Of
such material that can DO worked up
by the chemist, and made profitable,
AZ for instance, waste zinc, ~ would
only apply 10 such places ~ Dal las
where there Is no chemical manufac-
tory.
There are In this city about seven
or eight tInshops, which sweep out
about three pounds of zine scraps
daily, and which has accumulated
for years. This alone IL consid..
cradle, besides various other forms OF
waste, In tho shape Of old worn ana
beaten sheets, under stoves, which
would find by the owner welcome
deposit In some drain, or any other
place for refuse matter.
This waste Nv becoming enormous,
and when worked up In me
proper medicinal preparations, would
make alone sufficient income Tor any
one who would engage In the enter
prise.
10 mention all the preparations OF
this metal would be unnecessary, Dnt
there are two which play M important
part and are IN daily consumption oil
over the world, profusely In sciences
and to some extent In art-the ulphate
and chloride.
The sulphate zinc costs about ten
cents per pound and the chloride about
ono dollar per pound Mt wholesale
One hundred pounds Of zine will make
about three hundred and lifty-eight
OF sulphate, the manufacture OF
which viii cost about two cents per
pound. Assuming sulphurlc acid To
cost, laid down In the city, 1--WE cents
per pound and the zinc to cost nothing
| but the expense of hauling, which N
probably all that would be asked,
you will perceive tho prohts on
suluhate To be near five hundred per
cent. ! will next show tho cost ana
profit In the manufacture OF the CLIO
ride. ..., 49,,
Hydrochloric acid, which Is used IN
the manufacture Of the chloride, can be
laid down in the city for at least zen
cents per pound by the carboy.
Now, rs before, VIII take one thou,
sand pounds of zine, which will yield
about two hundred and twenty pounds
of chloride, making IL cost, say, llYt
cents per pound, without the consld
Grafton of the zine or labor, rs VIII
the sulphate, and will bear tho enorm
Gus profit of two thousand per cent.
From these statements you VII
clearly comprehend that this Is nj
speculation, but practical facts, and
: put into operation would benefit botl
city and manufacturer. l.. NJ. @.
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OUR SUPPLEMENT-.

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week we will issue supplement- to
THE HERALD containing a full descrip-
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the entire State, so far rs the space oe-
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copy Of this supplement-. We shall
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number of extra copies, which will be
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general conviction Of the Utica con-
vention " also pretty certain a
confirmation Of this view comes rom
Republican source, In u letter rom
The Albany correspondent Of tle
Roolpster Democrat and Chronicle :
~ nnd by Inquiry that the Governor
ana his friends feel NJ present an easy
confidence ~ their securing the control
of tho State Convention nj Utica,
They do not entertain doubt respect
Ing the result. II IL said that Joe War
rem has kicked against the pressure
which the anti-'rilden leaders In Erie
attempted 10 coerce him with, and tina I
he Ia more friendly now TO the Gov
ernor than no has been reckoned TO be
hitherto. Between Seymour aud
Tllden there In perfect harmony J
am told by well informed Democrats
that Seymour really doesn't Wish TO be
a candidate for President, His hehlth
Is not strong enough. He suffered an
Injury some time ago that eIlecls mn
vel, aud which no feels binders his AZ
Stunning the responsibilities OF can
vases or the duties Of such oneroni
public station, should he BIO elected"
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III the Legislature does not provide

If the Legislature does not provide
for branch Of the Supreme Court
here 1t will fail signally in its dnty to
this part of the State. The location of
this Court should be a matter OF justice
arNleast to the superior accessibility,
number of inhabitants and growing
Importance of Dallas and North Texas.
1t might as well be at Marshall as Ty-
Ter, as far as the convenience OF liti-
giants Is concerned. Dallas is entitled
to 1t, but whether she will get it, con-
sidering the combination, log-rolling
and lobbying now going on at Austin,
Is another matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-23


TEXAS owes 1t to the great Demo-
cratic and Conservative masses of the
North, as we'll as to herself and her
sister Southern States, to send to the
Senate of the United States man OF
national reputation--one whose voice
will be potent for good, whose cleo
ton will silence the ISLANDERS and
Misrepresentation of the dominant
party in the United States Senate,
and whose presence there will Of itself
be an earnest, to the doubling people of
the North, that mans Unionism is
no bar to his political elevation in the
South. Such an individual can be
found In the person Of Hon. John Han
cock.