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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-27
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THE FOLLO LIST OF MGR l,lt,e1 49,
II ED EXPRESS ACKAG rs directed - "a ia'
ricssburg Va, unless previously called ~ I!sf,-
soid for charges, at the sucIlon.ouse ~ rHnh
LaugbtoI: Richmond, Va, on THURs0AY g.,s
] package, Bristow. W. Frede.3etsbury ".
package, Blackburn, e. L., RYecerfrk a.
pscksge. Bristow C Co, Freder!cksba,g r. Va.
I box 5, BeaIe. D; b.. Freherieksburg. Va, ..
! bale, Bell, Ned. Fredericksburg Va VI.
l parcel. Cox. ). r., FREDERICKSBURG, Va
parcel, Ellis, Mrs. NJ J., Freeericksbrr, -,
l parcel, FrkaE- joe. Frederick burg. Va ~
bucket, Fredericksburg. Fredericksburg .,
! parcel. Harris, Alexander. FredericS ss,r,
! pircei castings. 10, Hunter & F., Fre,l-tic,,
burg, Va. "1Nks
2 castings; attached, ~, Hunter & F., Frs4erts.,
l parcel, Kidd. J. 81, Fredericksburg, VI
parcel, Kidd. John, Fredericksburg. Va
p. box. keis!er. In ID. ". fredericksb,ry U,
! box, McCsD: NJ fredericksburg. Va Va
I box, Marshall, Mrs. 7. b.. Fredericksburg y,
box. Nash, X. H., Fredericksburg, Va. y"
castings. attached, O'Banliau. H. A ;, Frederic,
parcel, Pendleson, j., Fredericksburg, =,
parcel, Pulcr & s., Fredericksburg, Va
box, 5, Fuller & 81, Fredericksburg, Va.
! parcel, Rowiett. -. 6 Co.. Fredericksburg. =,
box, 8, Rcale, d. e., Fredericksburg, Va
! bundle, Sutton & K. Fredericksburg. Va
bundle, saunGers, s. W.. Fredericksburg, Y,
! trunk. Smith, Thomas. Fredericksburg, Va.
! parcel Updyke, j, Fredericksbur va.
l parcel, Wallace, DR.. n, Fredericksburg, "a,
box, 4S, Wilson, j.. Fredericksburg, Va
l parcel, Washington, Mis- L., Fredericksburg
Va.
l bundle. 70 Wade, W. H.. Fredericssburs. V,
j. l3,2O,27&Fe3 j. +. GIBSON, Agent.
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RRDFIELp FxPLAINs.-In his last letter to
The Cincinnati Commercial, Fl. Y. r. says:
Here am represented TO be doctor and
q Democrat. lean stand 1t to be called a
Democrat, for sometimes vote the Demo-
cratic ticket when it is a little better than the
opposite.
As to being "doetor," never was, never
thought OF such thing, never read medi-
cal book. aud can't cure 8 common cold, as
know from experience. The title Is unde-
served, aud / would thank my friends, when
they may have occasion to use my name, TO
leave Ii off. AS Governor Alien said when
his "portrait" was published in the Com
smereias ON Jackson's day, year ago, III is
great bore.o 1t is q bore TO be called
8 doctor when the person so styled was
never In DOCTORS office In bis HE except 10
pay bill or get some advice be couldn't W. !
dersiand. The title, as applied to ME, start.
ed with Podman, that genial Small Tai&er OF |
fhe Courier Journal. He once copied one
OF my letters, and out of pure originality
prefxed "doctor" TO my name. SIMS
other papers copied from the Courier.s7ou
nal, doctor and all, and since then it has had
} large run, and Pcamaa rejoises in the only |.
aks ne eyer got OFT Ic
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10 our advanced times, when J. Washing
ton Tubbs aud p. Washington McDerby are
writng themselves all over the hotel regis
tiers. it may not be uninteresting to look back
on the style of names which was popular at
a more uncuitiyated period. In the seven.
teenth century Messrs. Redeemed Compton,
Faint Not Hewitt, Make Peace Heaton, God
Reward Smart, StandfAst On High StriDger,
Kill Sin Pimple, Return Spelman, Fly De
bate Roberts sensible man), and More Fruit
Fowler, were members of an English jury;
and other people had names equally remark.
able. 1t must have been a little rough on
MIR. Roberts to do jury duty, but Mr.. Hewitt
probably managed to pull through Cou-
Tie1 Journal.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Maln anu DiIks
COMMISSIONERS 5 A e OF THE
" CELEBRATED PROPERTY KNOWN AS
THE HARDGROVE T0BACCO FACTORY.
WITH LARGE GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS
THERET ATTACHED. AND 4 BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT on MAIN STREET, AND
TWO FRAMED TENkMENTS ON TWENTY
SIXTH STREET, ADJOINING. BY AUCTION
In execution of decree of the Chancery Court of
kichnOnd entered ON the 18Th of June, 1875, in
the case of Hardgrove rS Williams and Others, we.
the Undersigned special commissioners thereby ap-
pointed, viii sell ut auction. upon The premises on
MONDAY. g. st January, at J. NJ, the pronerty
we'll known us the HARUGROVE TOB Geo FAC
TORY. IL embraces a front oil about 44O feet upon
Main street between Twentv-siXll and Pear streets,
with 4 front of about 237 feet on Pear street, OF
about 3l3 feet on Cary street, ana o9 rect on
Twenty-sixth street, anu has upon II DesldeS me
very spacious factory several sTORAGE-Ht,gSES'
mostly Of brick, but also DWELLINGS, SHEDS,
&c, making THIS probably one Of the most COM
plete an extensive establishments for the handine
of tobacco, or any other large manufacturing en-
terprise, to he btained in his city.
The location is convenient TO the heavy business
of the city, near the railroad depos, aud In close
DreXinity TO shipping.
TERMS: At the election OF the commissioners
either one fourth cash. balance at four eight, and
twelve months. or one fourth cash balance at SIX,
twelve and eighteen months. In either case neRo-
table notes for the credit instalments, Interest
added, and title retained until all the purchase
money he paid.
The property will be sold as who'll or subdivided
irto parce Is and plat Of the same may he seen at
JAMES PLEASANTS,
L. II. SPILMAN.
Commissioners.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctinneers. in % tbs
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF MESNeRIsM IN
ScoTLANp.-IFrom the North British Mall
Much excitement and not a little indignation
were occasioned in Goyan on Wednesday
afternoon by the conduct of mesmerist,
and there is some talk of civil action being
raised against him for injuries Inflicted on
respectable young married man residing IN
Burndayle street, who was allowed to lie on
the cold, damp ground on Napier street lot
about twenty minutes In state Oh heshie
rism, and had to be conveyed on barrow 10
the police Office, and the services OF meol'
cal man obtained before he was brought 10
his senses. The mesmerist gave an enter
taipment in the burg on the previous
evening, aud the young man, VINO
is otter in one OF the ship-ouilding yards.
was mesnsrized along with several others,
and while In that state the mesmerlSt com.
mauded him to come to the corner OF the
above street at q quarter to O'Clock on the
following day and share with him the hall of
his dinner. The filter went to his work in
the morning all right, but just as he was in
the act Of taking his dinner be suddenly left
the table, carrying little jug full of broth,
and made his way down Govan road In an
excited manner 10 the place where the pro-
fessor was TO meet him. A large crowd soon
,cotleCLcu GouHu lHe pun iti!oN, WIN WIS, rs
if pinned TO the wall, holding on tena-
ciously to his little jug containing
the broth. He eventually slid down
upon the cold ground, however, and
lay there for about twenty minutes. The
excited crowd expected the mesmerist TO
keep his appointment and relieve the poor
fellow from his position, but he did not put
in appearance. The police arrived on the
scene, and the man was conveyed TO the Of
fee on barrow. His limbs were by this
time perfectly stiff, and, with the exception
of slight movement OF the heart and pulse,
the body showed very little signs Of life.
DR.. Barras was sent for, and after considera-
Bile difficulty succeeded in bringing the
young fellow out of his mesneric sleep, after
bis wife and brothers, Who had come TO the
Office, had been greatly alarmed about his
condition. The mans health must hapet
suffered considerably by the exposure, as be
shivered like an aspen leaf on awakening,
and had to be taken home In a cab.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. HOG Main street.

TRUSrEE'S SALE OF AN EXCEL
L LENT FARM Of ONE HUNDRED AND
NINETY THREE ACRES IN HENRlCO COUN.
TY, On THE NEW CENTRAL TURNPIKE, SIX
MILES BELOW RICHMOND. by virtue of a
deed of trust executed to the subscriber b. Z. Ger
hardt aud Catharine his wife. aud Charles {: Ger
hardt bearing date The 2SIh day of October, 1862,
duty recorded In he clerks office of Benrc1 County
Court on tile 23d Iay Of april, 1862 shall, In ex-
ecuton thereof, proce to sell at p9nic suction, on
The premises. on FRIDAY the 2SIh Of January,
1876 at - O'Clock NJ, IF fair ii not, the iirstfair
day tfersafier) the TRACT OF LAND conveyed
by said deed, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
NINETY-THREE ACRES, more or les. with conf
Portable dwelling, &C., thereon.
The debt secured by said deed has been fixed by a
decree of the Circuit Court of Richmond on the
18th OF May. 1869. In the case OF Gtrhardt cs.
Ludwig Heyer and &. l.. Ludwig, at 81, 100, with
interest thereon.
TERMS: Made known on day Of sale.
i.13 W. GUDDIN, Trustee.
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i pprrry F1cTIoy.-[From Madrid let
.er Notice be been posted on all the pub
Iic n,,res that on certain day the bull called
uEl aioron would be introduced into tue
arena and that when be should have oeen
coaded to the uttermost fury, young elr.
c5ould appear and reduce the animal 10 que,
subiecsion. The people of Cabs bad nearu
of :.EI Moro" as the most Dnagnlilcent pun
ever brought into the city, and II soon De-
came known that the girl thus advertised was
a neasant Girl of Espara, who had petted Tue
huI and fed II, and cared for it during 'ne
years of its growth. ,...
On the appointed day the vast amphie ne.'
fro was filed with an anxious, eager crown
The hulls had been killed and dragged away,
and the flourish of trumrets announces lhe
coming of the hero Of the day. WIN
dean terrific roar, 81 FL Moro 'hentered upon
thc scene. He was truly magnificent, DO.
vine monarch, black and glossy, with eyes Oh
fire dated nostriEs, and wicked-looEing
horns. The picadores attacked him warii5,
and hurled their banderllos (smaIl, dart.llke
;aveI;ns. ornameuted with ribbons aud I'D.
tended to goad and iufuriate). The bull had
kiiled three horses off hand, aud bad re.
ceived eight banderl'os in his neck and
shoulders, when upon given slSnai Tue
picadores and matadores suddenly Wltnore",
leaving the Infatuated beast alone in bis Wlld
naroxysm Of wrath. Presently asoff, musicai
note, like the piping of lark, was hearo,
and directly afterward a girl not more
than fifteen years of Of age. with the taste
full garb of an Andslusian peasant, and with
pretty face, sprapg lightly into the arena,
approaching the bull fearlessly, at the same
time calling his name: "Moro Moro! Va
| voy!" At the first sound Of the sweet voice
the animal ceased bis fury and turned toward
the place whence it came, and when he saw
the girl be plainly manifested pleasure. sne
cane to bis head and put forth her hard,
which he licked with his tongue. Then she
sang a low, sweet song, at the same time
caressing the animal by patting him 90 the
forehead; aud while she sang the suffering
monarch kneeled ut her feet. Then she
stopped and gently removed the cruel bande,
rilios; after which, with her arms around
eel Moro's" neck, she led him toward the
gate of the tor-il.
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PROTECTING THE JURY.-[Fro the Atlanta
Constitution. l-Scme negroes were listening
to one of their color, as he read to them the
proceedings of the Legislature from the
Constitution yesterday. When be got down
to the b II "to protect and preserve unlm-
paired the right of trial by jury" old Sispoke
up and said:
.What,s dat mean? Who's a-gwine to
hurt de jury?"
Dat means heap, Pm telling yer OATS
good thing !" replied Pete.
"'Splaue it den! Whar's dc nessersary ness
III. il ?" urged ST.
"W'y dis way" said Pete. Oars gem
man down dar at de oepo' wbar vas on DE
jury de odder day, an hear him tpllin' how
dat he didn't want ter gree wild de rest Oh
'em, when big Teller came up and tole him
ef be didn't 'gree in bout two secon's dat
be bust him wide open; what you FINK OBJ
dat:'
The bill then received unanimous approval.
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BY Robert b. Lyme
Successor to Lyme e Brother),
Aucuoneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1912 Main street.

SALE OF LARGE BRICK
IL DWELLING ANDLOT, SITUATED On TIL
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH. OCCUPIED BY
WILLIAM fLLETT, ESQ. BY AUCTtoN.-By
virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 me a. trustee
bv james Jones. deceased, dated 1st December
1874. Of record Ia Chancerv Court clerks Office
o. b. 10J, p So. shall In execution Of said trust
being required By The beneficiary, secured there
the note named-proceed TO sell at public auction.
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY The Cd day Of
coneenient DWELLING containing six roomsj
and LOT as above described. The house is now &C
cupIed by good tenant at 81 30 per annnm. Water,
SC, on premises. The lot fronts 33X120 feet.
TERMS: cash as to 5000. and interest on same
from maturity, AMI expenses Of sale; residue upon
such terms as may he known at sale.
ia 25 ROBERT Y. LYME. Trustee.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerss
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NE AT
l. FRAMED HOUSE ON THE North SIDE
NUNFURD STREETS AT AUCTlON.-By vir.
tue OF deed of trust from n. Racchus to the un-
dersIvned trustee I will proceed TO sell tbeing re-
0ure SO to do By The bencciaryl on the premises.
al public auction. on TUESDAY. 1st Of February.
1875, at 3h O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT
located as above described The hou4e contains four
rooms: wood and cLai-hOusc: gas ana water IN the
house. Lot, 26 by / OF feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: Cash sGuthcIent 10 pay Of three notes
amounting TO $I55 25. with interest, now past
due residue on such terms "a may be announced IL
sale. GEORGE W. WARREN,
ia % IrmStee.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. DC,

PRANK D. HILL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT And .AUCTIoHEEa,
No. HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
Real Estate sold publicly or privately.
Rents collected and lib sral advances made on same
Loans made on real estate or other collaterais.
Deeds drawn and acknowledgements taken.
Real Estate in all parts OF the city for sale prirate-
ly. FRANK b. HILL,
HOS Main street.
la 19-lIn opposite Sla'e Bank BUILDING
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
1113 Main street.

A VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING
N ANDTWO BUILDING LOTS. ON TWEEN.
TY-EIGpTH STREET BET WIEN o AND ?
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the 2Sth instant. at 4
O'clock p NJ. we shall sell by auction. on The pre-
mises. n valuable FRAME DWELLING with base
mpnt and two stories above, containing four rooms
and two BUILDING LOTS adjoining 25S132 feet
each, on the west side of Twelty.eighth street De-
Nv cen o and streets.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In four, eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes to be given FOR
the deferred payments with Interest added and sc.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
ta25 Real Estate Auc ioneerS.
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BY W. GoGdln.
Aucuoneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF HANDSOME
- COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF ROSS STREET BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND MAYO STREETS.-WiiI be sold
at auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the 49,
of January, 1876, at O'Clock T. NJ. that FALU-
ABLE LOT located as above. having front uf
Sc feet and dep:h Of 80 feet 10 vide alley. On
this lot there is y BEAUTIFUL C0TTAGE. cou.
tuining nine rooms, now occupied By u good tenant
at s400 per annum.
TERMS: One third cash; bilance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
scared by deed OF trust.
Ia 2o,22,24,25,27&2S
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1t il related of President Lincoln that
prestidoitator asked him for his pocket
handkerchief, and the tall son of the dark
and bloody Sister remarked go" You must
ask somebody else. have not such thing
about me."- Cincinnati Commercial.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRACT
" OF LAND lying ON THE NATTAPONI
RIVER. IN CAROLINE COUNTY, CONTAIN
ING S49k ACRES.-By virtue OF DEGREES of the
United States District Court in the matter Of James
T. Butler & Co., bankrupts, the undersigned VIII
~ NJ, at Bowling Green. Caroline county, that
certain TRACT OF LAND formerly owned by
James L. Butler, and called tine" Union Tract"
containing S49H acres, adjoining the lands of James
r. Butler and others. This farm lies on The Malta
poni river, four and one half miles from Peno'a
station, on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and 70
dwelling Is large and ccmmodious. The out-bulld-
irgs are such as are usual on farm. There Is an
orchard OF excellent character, and The neighoor-
hooi Is healthy and good.
TERMS: Cash as to 800: s1.o36 on June 10,
1876, aud the balance such terms AS may be an.
n0unced on the day Of ga e, which, however, will be
rery liberal. WlLLlAM :. LEAhE'
In 2427.31&fe7,lO,l2 Commissioners
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BY Robert Is. Lyme
Successor TO Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
l. FRAME DWELLINGS WITH GOOD LOTS.
&C. ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
TWENTY-sIXTH AND STREETS, FOR SALE
BY AUCTlON.-Iu pursuance of the provisions OF
deed OF trust recorded IN the hancery Court Of
the city of Richmond from Il. E. West and wife 10
secure certain moneys TO the East End Building
Fund Company, VIC, the trustees of said Company,
the premises, on MONDAY the 3Ist day OF Janu-
airy, 1876, at 4 o'clock p. NJ. those two small and
four rooms: and kitchens to each, and good lots
TERMS: Cash as TO S703.41, interest, cost, and
expenses of sale: residue upon such terms as Will
be given ut hour of sale. Arrangements may be
made SO as TO give more liberal terms than those
named. JOHN A. MEASLEY,
:. W. FARRAR,
CHARLES SPENCER,
Trustees of Fast End Building Fund Company.
l.,
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| GooD.-The Tribune says of Sig. Regina,
the basso, that he is familiar with the stage
business and the music, and he would
be very useful sipger-if it were not for
| hs voirp
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There was sound as of thunder-clap, ana
by the pieces of goat, rock, aud earth that
fell thickly about Patsey knew THAI belz seize
huh had been deceived, and would never,
never butt dinner. pail more. Belly haa
bu.ted can CT nl.ro.glycerine.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneers,
l1l3 Main street.

A NEW AND ATTRACTIVE THREE
n STORY BRICK DWELLING, with eight
rooms, kitchen, and lot, Oh Grace street near the
PARK for sale privately on liberal terms. apply 10
RICHARDSON & CO.,
i,o lll3 Main street.
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z. w. PICkRELt, President.
II Il SNEAn. Cashier
FURNITURE.

lust RECEIVED, A LOT OF NEW a
~ PATTERN BED-LOUNGES and fine "a,
LOR, CHAMBER, and DINING ROOM FURNi.
TURE that have ever kept, with all the lower
grades of goods kent In frst-clsss house. invite
BUYERS to examine my stock. and they will be salts
ned that they are cheaper than any goods Of the
same quality ever offered In this cily.
Z. GATHRIGHT,
ia3 lG Governor street.
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By Richardson t Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
1113 Main street.

A NEAT TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
N ING with five or six rooms, Kite hen, &C., de-
siraby located on Fourth street north OF Leigh, for
sale privately OH liberal terms. Apply 10
RICHARDSON & CO..
a 11-1w lib Main street.
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7 UMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER
IL 0,000 feet White Oak, various sizes;
1,00U,00O feet in Pine Boards, seasoned;
100000 feet Joistsnd scantling;
111,000 six-inch Cypress Shingles,
on tho wharf VIII be sold low aud on reasonable
terms. JAMES T. GUM,
Dock street between Nineteenth and Twentieth,.
"a l3-eod6t
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BY Richardson s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

A DESIRABLE TWO-STORY FRAME
IN DWELLING with live rooms, kitchen. &c, on
The west side OF Twentyegllth street between Mar
shall and Clay streets, Tor sale privately on liberal
terms Apply TO RICHARDSON Il CO.,
IA 2l.lw 1l13 Main street.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

TEN YEARS AGO
MEssRs. GEORGE P. ROwELL CO.
established their
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NEW YORK CITY.
Five years ago they absorbed the business con.
Quoted by Mr. JOHN HOOPER, who was the drs %
20 into this kind Of enterprise. Sowthey hare the
satisfaction OF controlling the mos. extensive aud
complete advertising connection which has ever
been secured, and one which would be hardly pos
sbIe in any other country bu, this They have sue
ceeded In working down . complex business into .
thoroughly systematic method that no change IN
the newspaper system Of America can escape
notice, while the widest Information upon all top!ts
to interesting advertisers is placed readily at tie
disposal of the public.-Ne.o York Times, Jras IA,
1875. Is. dc 2e-2m
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(rITRON, RA,sISS, ALMONDS, &c
500 pounds S0FT-SHELL ALMONDS,
800 pounds PECAN NUTS,
200 pounds FlLSERTS,
500 pounds PALHNUTs,
800 COCOANUTS,
ESQ boxes and drums FIGS,
5 boxes CITROS,
LEMONS, and VIRGINIA HAMS IL
VIC. cambridge & cos
se1s SGT Brulh street
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REAL ESTATE at PRIVATE 5ALE.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, ON VERY
4 ,ccommoda,inc terms. handsome LOT on
the south side of Marshall street between SeVehth
and Eighth streets go by 100 feet. Apply 70
q o1-s+ Real Estate Agent.
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street

A HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELL
N ING on Main street near Monroe Park. win
seven or eight rooms. conveniently and desirably
arranged, for sale privately on liberal terms. APP
MY TO RICHARDSON & CO..
IA ol-lw I1l3 Main street.
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ID n. WALKER u CO., GENERAL IN
H. SURAECE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. Va. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, of London and Edtu
bnrgh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81 6.008,9G0 gold:
(. AMAZON IESUHANCE COMPANY. Of Ciactp
natl Ohio-assets over ii, 100000:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY. of New York-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG assurance AND BANKING
COMPANY. Of Lynchburg, Fa.-sssets ovs'
ATE1NTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
BROOKLYN. n. Y.-essetS over 100000.
PHENiX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook.
yn N. Y-assets over ~, 100000,
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, o.
Portsmouth. Va.-asSets oser 100000.
deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, $780,
0eo. Losses eqIitahly adjusted and promptly pale
at this aeeucy. Applications solicited, and imme
Hate attention given tkaretn. &C IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-27

JOHN NJ. GODDrS, EDWARD J. WAgRES,
GEORGE w. WARREN.
GODDIN, WARREN Sc CO.,
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BROKERS, REAL ESTATE AG ENTS, AMI ACC-
rIOSFERS. No. 1106 Main street between Elev.
enth and Twelfth streets. Bonds and Stocks bough!
and sold on commission. Real Estate sold a: priyas
or public sale Particular attention paid 10 renting
out houses and the collection Of rents. LoaEs ne-
gotia,ed on real estate or coaerss. The nrgolia'
ton of commercial paper specially. IA LIN