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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-04
ACTION Sales.--future Days.
By GEubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT TRULY FIRST-CLASS PRO
PkRTY. No 9O9, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN sJREkT BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTION
On MONDAY the Sd day OF april. at II O'Clock
III, we will sell, upon the premises. the properly
situated as above, occupied as stores by D. O. rage,
Jr.. and the Domestic Sewing Machine Company.
IL embraces trout Of 2SH feet Main street. and
rms back l53I feet TO au alley In the rear twenty
feet wide, extend ing from Ninth TO Tenth streets.
Whilst the ends aud partitions In the Two stores
are OF inexpensive character yet they will last for
wears, and the residue OF the improvements con-
sdera BILE I'm extent embracing walls aud 1oists Tor
nearly three full floors back the whole depth, are
of the most substantial character, and, taken In
connection with valuable righls In respect 10 Inc
walls on either side, will reduce very largely the
cost Of completing the original design OF making
this large and splendid building for either one or
two stores. In It's present form II resdlV rents lot
$50 per annum. and The location OF tue pro-
prry Is such insure arll times the b+St class
Of tenants at good rents for any building that may
be upon 1t.
No property likely TO be brought into market for
substantial and profitable investment than this,
living a. IL does within limits which must always be
the centre OF the best and most fashionable business
part OF the city. ..
An investment In this property at the price II
will sell for cannot fail to be always satisfaction
to ihe fortunate purchaser.
TRIMS: One fourth cash: balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, with interest added, anu Sc
7GRUBBSl & WILLIAMS,
Aucttopeers.
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RICHMOND, FRRD'G d POTOMAC X. X. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEgT.
RICHMOND. January. 8, 1872

RICHMOND, FRKD'G q POTOMAC K. X. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET A6EET. I
go RICHMOND. January. 8, 1879
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:86P. Il leaves Byrd-Street station daily, con.
20 Meeting with the Baltimore and Ohis
railroad at shepherd, opposite A!s Az
andrta; due 1t Camden station, Balt.
York train GTHROuGH SLEEPER
FROM SHEPHERD It @ wv
YORK;, and With New York night
express ria Baltimore and Potomac
railroad st Washington, arriving ..
Charles-Sfreet station, Balnm0rs !
1880 P. II. THROUGH sLEEpEag;
Es o3M WASHINGTON TO NEW
1000 P. IA. leaves Byrd-street station tsrndaU
exceptedh connecting at Washlnsoaa
with the Baltimore and Potomac 1no
Baltimore and Ohio railroads.
sos p. n. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN nf
+ Hanover Junction, leaves Srcad'suee
station fsundays exceptsd).
SAN. arrives II yJrd-street station (hss'
1soP NJ. sr nas sn ss gyIa.s station daily
s:37 A. n, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arfvo
at Brosd-Street station tsandsy' u
ceptedj.
Parlor-cars on Gay tratns.
Pullman seepers on night trataA
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Strss ssnIv
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ans sAIUEgSa,rr -.
Ssarss 81 3 r:PEsD NiEh w
MORNINGS. Consignees OF live stock ana pefi ~
able articles, upon giving netics ut depot can "
tain freight At Bouiton on preceding evening.
Through bills Of lading and rates gyen
principal points North and West - uvvps
General Superin!saasns
ia General FREIGHT and Ticket Agent
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BY Cook q Laughuon. Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

TINTED STATES hARsHAIs SALE.
" In order to close out the stock of o. A. FRAN
CTS bankrupt will sell al auction at No. 1913
Franklin street, on MONDAY. April 10, 1875, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. the following property-to wit:
/ TOP JAEGER WAGON new, r. ..
OPEN bUGGIEs (ntwl,
TOP BUGGY (unhnished),
l ExTEHsION-ToF PpAETON (unf nissd),
DoCToR's PBAETOy (unfnished),
VIRGINIA LANDAU (uufntshed),
Jaeger WAGON Second hanoi,
10 kUGGY aud PnAEToN BODIES,
so gallons OF CoACH-TARNIsH,
together with quantity Of IRON and WOOD MA
TERIs: Atsale. G. P. RAMSDELt.,
and United States Marshal.
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' 11~31o-sH' KOhh I'd md tHESAPHAKy,
.s,s RAILROAD CeAPAry.
UFEICE OF THE SUPERIsTYsDnSr.
RICHMOND, VA, March Is, 1876.
GREAT REDUCTION.
REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE
SCHEDYII v an, rr,,,x,,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.


PASSENGER TRAINS leave Vest Pe,rt Dtrv
at 8 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond n ia "
leave Richmond At P. NJ, arriving at West po;s'
trains connect at Yves. pois. with steamers ~,
BAYS. FRTpAYs, and sGS sf,a IS w ssd ,:S
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern po,o, s ia
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, aud PRIDSYiss1 W
Fare 70 Baltimore. ............. a oo
Fare to Baltimore and return. ( NJ
Fare to Philadelphia ...,:..........,..,.,. az
Fare to New .,.........."........... 9SS
1HkoUGh FREIGaT TRAINS leave 1 S,t %
and SUNDAY, connecting al West Point VIM n,
steamers, and delivering freight in Baltimore e .,a
next morulng; returning, leave West po;nt >,
2I6 p. 81, arriving at Richmond al pN"
and connecting with the Through Fresh, T,,,n .,
on the Richmond and Danville railroad for All
EXPRESS FREIGHT receiyed on MoSnIy
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY before q p VIII
be delivered In Baltimore the follswlly day AN
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with n,,.a,sa,
coaches attached leave Richmond al $50 A. N q,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATVRbIYai
and leave West Point for Richmond the anne dars
at 1855 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 355 P II.
to the travelling public and shippers that tSss
steamers Of this line between Baltimore and Vet
Point have been refltted in the mSt rhorourS
manner for the accommodation OF passengers an
freight
| Travellers taking this line arrive IN Baltmo-o
in ample time TO connect with the rail- lines for
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all eastern
and western points.
Frefghts viii be given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers at Richmond OF freigh,S 10 or from south.
iA p0 n. T. DOUGL ASS, superiuterden,.
W. n. BRAGG. Master TRANSPORTATION. NH Is
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By Sampson Il McCrary,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

SALE OF SMALL
u FARM OF SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, ON
THE BROADR0Ck ROAD ABOUT Six mil re
FROM MANI HFSTER.-In pursuance OF decree
OF the Circuit Court OF Cheseraed county. entered
on the 9th day Of May, 1871, in the case OF Emil{
Burton's guardian against Emily Burton az, l
Will sell st public auction on AUNDAY the 10th
dzy of April, 1876. at IL o'closk H., THAT being
county court day) in front OF the court In
the city OF Manchester, small FARM OF sixty
ACRES OF LAND, Us above described. On the
land Is 8 frame dwelling and quantity Of woed.
Being so near town. dealers iuwood are requested
to examine the farm before the day Of sale.
- SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Comn iSsioner.
MARCH 18th, 1876. NH Il
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A LIVELY CocKAToo.-Mr. P. Madeira, Of
Philadelphia, has cockatoo Of which the
Press thus speaks: GAS we entered his store
q few DAYS ago our attention was arrested by
an exceedingly familiar How de do?' In a
moment 1t Was repeated, and We discovered
that we were greeted by q large white bird,
which hoped politely forward to interview
us and ascertain our business. Upon In
curing his name he Introduced himself as
sCrocky,' aud opened the conversation by re-
marking, Mice day. Mr.. Madeira now came
upo and from him we obtained some interest
ing particulars concerning his bird, which
proves to be fifty-year.old cockatoo, with 6
history full of travel and adventure. About
forty years ago the master of an Indiamap
bought him off the coast of China for an old
musket. He learned to talk on board ship,
and was finally brought to this city, where
the master presented him to his brother, a
grocer on Second street. He was sooD,
however, sold to the lodge keeper OF the
Pennsylvania Hospital, where he remained
for thirty years, his fame spreading far and
wide. Hundreds Of people went to see
him, and he was finally purchased by
the late Mr.. II. w. Baldwin, at whose
death he was given to Mr.. Madeira, who
has bad him eight years, and has re.
fused $500 for him. Mr.. Madeira has also
two other similar birds of great value.
Crocky has completed his first half-ceutury,
and, as he is one of long-lived race, has a
prospect of seeing our second centennial.
He has beautiful crest of yellow feathers,
and when excited spreads them out in re-
marksble manner. He Is very intelligent,
and Is always ready to display bis accom-.
plishments, especially TO children, who visit
hin in great numbers, aud are 10th to leave
even when Crocky screams Goodbye;
goodbye, say; which is his method of pc.
IitelY accelerating their departNre.n
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"WHAR WILL You o?"-lFrom Colonel
Keegan's letter to the New York Sunday
Democrat l-Tbe northern dough.faces in
Congress may talk as much as they choose.
They may endeayor, prompted by a desire
not to see the truth, to persuade their con
stituents that this talk about eX.Confeds
aud rebels ruling the roost is without foun-
dalton. But their denials 10 the face of
current events will fall very fat upon the
ears of those who are compelled in every
day life, in and around the Capitol, to
move, hear, and talk with the ex-Confed.
members. As an illustration of the
foregoing, will give you the gist
OF conversation which took place a
few days since, upon the floor Of the House,
between Randolph Tucker, Of Virginia, by
Gswd, sab! and the Hou. Mr.. Hewitt, of
New York city. Representative Tucker, it
appears, had made speech few days pre-
yious, in which be attempted to persuade
/ the House in particular and the country at
large that this country Is simply confede.
racy, sahi that's all, sab not nation, sab !!
Meeting with Mr. hewitt, that gentleman
Eel: little inclined to take Mr.. Tucker to
task for bis strange language, and he &C.
cordingly informed Mr.. Tucker that as a
Northern Democrat he colld say, speaking,
as he believed, the sentiments of half mill
lion Of Demoerass residing In the northern
States, that it the southern Democratic mem
bars continued making use of such ipfam.
matory language that the northern Demo
Gratis would have to break up partnership
with their southern brethren. as they could
not endorse such sentiments. MT. Tucker at
once turned upon his heel and replied in the
FLOWING language:
Well, sab, by Gawd, sab, Whar will you
60, then2" -..5 ls
.sNever mind where we'll CO." responded
Mr.. Hewitt; 80 we'll not go arm.in.apaz with
men who still have hantering desire TO re-
new the bate unpleasantness. y 7$
Persons who kaow Ran. Tucker, a staid
Presbyterian, need not be told that the above
sa false story.l
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POSTPONEMFNT.
The above sale Is postponed on account Of the
rain to WEDNESDAY,, 5ih day OF April. at 2
O'Clock NJ. GRUbbS WILLIAMS,
ma AuctIoneers.
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consisting Of the finest
DIAMOND RINGS, STUDS, and EARRINGS; .
AMERICAN. SWISS, and ENGLISH STEM. and
'KEY-WINDING eighteen karat) OIL D
WATCHES, suitable for ladies and gente u;
Among them is an elegant INDGPENDENT-SE
COND FLY BACK tcis hteen-karat) Guild
STFM-WISDING WATCH:
One fine teighteen.karai) STka.WlNDlNG IA
TEX PHILIPPE & co. WATCH;
One heavy eighteen karat KEY WINDFR,B B. w.
RAYMOND WATCH leases weigh II dwt J.
and many other fine Gold Watches; also, a lot OF
Silver ones;
Beautiful OPERA. GUARD, CHATELAINE-,
and VEST-CHAINS.b best quality:
Lots of AMETHYST, PEARL, GARNET, ONYX,
CAMEO. and other SET RINGS;
SLERVE-, BOSOM OSS, &c, &c.
The most favorable opportunity Is offered to per.
sons in want of fine goods, such choice articles are
seldom offered at auction. Everything guaranteed
as represented. COOK & lAUoHTON,
Auctioncers.
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BY Grubbs d Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Two SMALL FRAMED DWELLINGS
Il AND LOTS, Nos. 90 AND 912, On THE
WEST SIDE OF THIRD BETWEEN BAKER
AND PRESTON STREETS. AT ,AIICIIoN.-On
MONDAY, April Sd, at ~ O'Clock Z. b., we VIII
as above. and occupied respectively by Richard
Anderson and Samuel johnson.
The dwellings have about three rooms each, and
the lots are each 80 by,126 feet TO an alley 10 feet
vide This is good chance for persons Of SMALL
means. 5r .. .a
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
AuettnneArS
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- s.
FSENERALAsSDR OF HOUSE
NJ HOED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHOW
CASES &C, 6u.,kTsAUCT 1E.-E HIS DAYsat
eraI assortment Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, such rs rs IA
MAHoG Any and other WARDgGBEE,.
JESNY Lis III and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs,
HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESsESi qss
FEATHER-BtDS, 5
PILLOWS and BOOSTERS. . = : -
CANE and WooD-sEAT CHAIRS and ROCK
- Frs, g
TIN SAFES, 5ss& -
REFRIGERATORS,
BRUSSELS, THHEE- Ply and other CARPETS,
Several GOOD SHOW CASES.
One MIL LINERS SHOWCASE,
LEAF-rABLES.C RI BS, str,
Several EXCELLENT FILTERS, &C., &C.
- - --'-.-I-' COOK q La UGHTON, &c.
ar. 80 u - s7@49rtsS Auctioneers.
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REMOVALS.

would respectfully announce my removal from
my old.estxblished place 70 the
NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
No. AIS BROAD STREET, BETwEB FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS. 80.
two doors above my former stand. Thankful for
the very liberal patronage bestowed on ne during
the last ten years, hope by courteous and careful
MANAGEMENT Of buiiness TO merit continuance OF
the same. It shall always be my aim in the future
as 1t has been In ihe past 10 keep tbs most
ELEGANT AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
- y sssa GOODS
in my line in the city, and at prices that viii com
pare faTorabIy with any other house.
Very respectfully, HENRY WENzEL.
GRAND OPENING.
respectfully announce to the public, Snd to the
ladies particularly, that GA TUESDAY, 4th day OF
April, will have At my new store, No. 415 Broad
,s.s. street, q .ss5.ys#ss - III - ~ ~.
az GRAND OPENING OF SPRING GOODS
embracing all the latest novelties 10 {,
LACES, ENBROIDERIES, FANCY GOODS, DC.
;,. Also, a full assortment OF
! CORSETS AND PARASOtSt
Of newest styles and designs. Very respectfnlly,
an 1.3e go HEShY WEEZEL.
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BY Carter q Sibley, Auctfoneers,
No. 10 south Fourteenth street
r ARGE TRADE SALE OF

r ARGE TRADE SALE OF
71pEAcH.BLow POTATOES AT AUCTION. I.
BY request OF Messrs.J. B. Bland s. 20. we WIZ
sell at their store, No 200 Cary street. on
TUESDAY, 4TH APRIL, at 10 O'Clock, s
1900 bushels PEACE. BLOW POTATOES, i
-.---.-- 4,
in lots to suit purchasers. @,
The attention Of the trade is called to this sale.
The potatoes all fine and sound and Will De SOLO
without limit or reserve. ~
p 20 = ''S CARTER & s1BLEY, ~
an1st RS ;ELEs..-zG- Auctioneers.
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BY Cock &C Lauebtou Anctfoneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

ELEGANT :sEYEN-OCTAyE. up
IL RIGHT PIANO, IN WALNUT CASFS, At
O'Clock. we will sell at our auction-rooms
One elegant full seven.ociav- uDright PlANO, as
good as new, of London manufacture-an:t nstrn.
meut Of sweet tone and great power-to be sold
It is rarely so fine an instrument Is offered for
,aie ut auction, COOK Il LAUGHiON, iii
ap3 49,. AuctioheerS
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DHILADELFHI IA, RICH. G$EEA
ll MoND, AND NORFOLK STEAM sl1k&
SHIP LINE.-FOR PH1LADEEPH Al
WEEK Until further notice tho steamers OF this
nne win leave r hiiadelpbta every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY
snd FRIDAY 1t IL O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates orall parts of New.
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for sPrort.
tence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant.
werp ria Red Star and American steamship lines,
and'btIls OF iading signed through.
VIZ. PORTER. Agent,
stses-z5:-. stf5s EI 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE & CO.,
= NH l2 No. 10 South WharYPs. phiiadeInhia.
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U7IIEo1D1SDsTEAsgso44sTnM 49, ~
1A.a lpssskS = ~ Y ie llFl - q
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EoR BALTIMORE. ai5a i,
Il .Sf TRI WEEKLY z. q s;ssSa -
: PoWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE. :

THROUGH FREIGHT. vs.
10 TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
NO D0CEAGE CHARGED. @
g The new ana fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WEST0VER, Of thi, line, leave their new pier, In
the Dock, foot OF Twenty. second street, every
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4
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 signed to Baltimore and all points
West and rates guaranteed IS low rs by any other
line Apply to ~ i&ei We L. E.TATUM. Agent.
Offices fwenty-second and Dock streets and Mo-
9n3 Main street s-oc 81 j.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

GENUINE OLD. DIANoRA TOBACCO
az caddies genuine old DIANoRA ToBA CCO--the
last Of the lot. Call early IL you want supply
so caddies oIdsWARD BRANO fHard1rove'S),
s 90 caddies SUNNY SOUTH (Chlldfeyss),
90 caridies TWIST (Lotnersh
rs Twelve and eighteen 10 the pound
500 eases two and three poundsI fresh PEACHES
ss1ssS and TOMATOES AZ Balttmore pricss.
~, ~ - - 5t7si LOUIS j. B0SSIEUx,
NH l412 Main street. a
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POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account OF the rain TO WEDNES
DAY 9Th of April, at AZ O'Clock p. II.
GRUBBS d WILLIAMS,
ana Auctioneers.
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BY n. II. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
4 No.1l Eleventh street. ~

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
i ON THE NORTH SIDF. OF LEIGH STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE CITY RAILWAY
OF the owner wiz SCH AT pubic anction. on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, April 8. 1876. at 8
O'Clock r. H.. the LOTS above described. fronting
alley. s@s sstrt ..asEzfs ga EEtss y.
TERMS: Ore third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes interest added
and to be secured by on the property.
ap 8 N. M. LEE. Auctiopeer.
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NOTICE,

Persons having forfeited pledges with me must
make Announcements on or before TUESDAY, 4rh
Instant, or they will be sold TO pay advances.
an -.--a,7 ). A. WINSTOCk, Loan Broker.
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M TAINTED, AGENTS AND CANVASS
w ERS for u. APPLETON d co IS PUBLI.
CATIONS. Address W. W.. HAYNE, % Post Office
avenue Baltimore, Md. NIB 2l.2w Z
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ANTED, FIFTY CARTS AND
w TEAMS on the earth. work at the new reser-
voir. Apply at tn. Office OF n. II. Ike, Real
Estate Agent No. IL eleventh street, on Friday
and Saturday, and at the reservoir work on Nom
day. JAMES MCOLERNAN,,
NH 3l-FSM2t< Contractor,
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w ANTED, a No. l HORSE, and BUGGY
W with top, complete, with HARNESS. The
horse must be gentle and rapid.
SQUIRE & GoDDIN,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ap4-lt~ 9l7 Bank street.
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ANTED. WANTED TO LEND
w MONEY on Richmond city improved real
estate unincumbered
CHAEFIN, STAPLES CO.,
apl-2t Real Estate Agents.
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WANTED, a SECONDHAND IRON
w SAFE In good order Amply at TOBACCO
FACTORY No. 70 Twenty-frst street, between
Main and Cary. an Sit
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WY ANTED, A GOOD COOK. Apply,
w with reference, TO M. W. RROADDUS,
an l-3tx No. 6l9 Ninth street.
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VIZ ANTED.-A young man, of large ex.
w perience and business capacity, desires
SITUATION in 8 retail dry goods establishment.
Satisfactory references can be given. Address H.,
No 60 Fords Hotel. APP -1t*
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TAINTED, TO BUY OR RENT good
w second. hand IRON SAFE, medium size.
Also to sell, so loads superior SOFT COKE, Of
a new mine, at $4.75 per loao, delivered. Apply
at Ninth and Cary streets.
ap 4-1t~ j. B. WATKINS.
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JesSs = AAckaspo asass'i
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w ANTED, SITUATION in a whole
w sale grocery or commission. house BY young
man Of business qualifications. Can refer to some
of the most prominent business men 10 this city.
Address T. j., Dispatch Office ap 4-lt*
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w ANTED. a competent NURSE aud
wv CHAMBERHAID. Apply'at Ne. $40 Third
street, near Arch street. ap1-
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VA ANTED, FARM In exchange for
w about $4,000 of bonds secured by deeds of
trust upon real estate. The farm must have fair
Improvements and be convenient to Richmond or
10 y railroad station. Applyte
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
and.lt Real Estate Agents..
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WANTED, IN A DRY GOODS STORE,
w aYOUNG MAN who has some experience
In the business, and 10 not afraid Of work First
class references required. Address DRY GOODS,
care or this Office. ap 4-1tS
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StORN WANTED 10000 bushels prime
" CORN wanted, at. good landings on James
river. Persons having crops 10 sell will advise US.
z. B. SOMERVILLE b. IN.
ap4.3t Richmond, Va.
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VIZ ANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER
w and IRONEE. for small family. Apply at
113 south Third street, between Cary and Canal.
4-1tx
, 1876-06-27

Dull, heavy lIcadacI'c, obstruction of thu na'n!
passages, t'AclHre falling intothe thrt Mt, SUNG
times pFofusc, ,watery, acrtt, thick, and Tenacious
mucous, parnlcnt, tnc'rpurulcnt, blooty,
putritl, offensive, etc. In others, Jryness,
tlry. wat"ry, weak, Or 1nilanca eyes, rigging III
cars, arafncsf, hawklrg an'l eough!n; to clear
tlr tlIroat ulcrrat'ona, stsbs from ulcers, volcc
nlterct nasal t"an2. offensive breath, impaired
smell md ta4tc, dizziness, mental depression,
tickling cough, ete. Only few of the ubosc
symptoms are likely to bc present III any ease at
unr time.
Wlsvn applied With DR.. pIercc's Nasal Doucllc,
nnd accompanied with Dr. Pcrcc's Golden Neil
rat Discovery VI constitutional treatment, Dr.
Sag'.'s Cntarrh Remedy produces pcrfcct cures
Vi the worst cascs of Catarrll n'.d Dz;ena VI
many years. standing. T!ts thorough cou-su of
medication const!tcs the only scientific, rat,.,al,
entc, anil successful manner of treating this
tafuus tl1acusc that has ever been offered to thu
afflicted.