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The Morning herald., 1876-03-03
Fo1rlcAL.


F0R J aH1Ri'T a 4 Z
70 The Voters Of NNr Casas County.
GENTLEMEN:-I offer myselfas candi.
decision Of the Democratic party.
Bats w. N. WILSON.
Appoquinimink Hd., Dec. 22d, 1873. fe29tn
FoR CORONER, -
- LEWIS G. SPRINGER
u Of Wilmington Hundred.
cratic Party Of New Castle County. fea5tn,
.,o NJ! ! r,, 8 u I zl6G.o.s 6 o,
no THE The pEM4CRATIH BAT ELECTORS OF
GENTLEMEN:--I again offer myself to
yOlr consideration as a Candidate for the
office of Sheriff OF New Castle Couny, sub
ject to the nomination OF the Democratic
Party. .lae
Thanking my friends for their former
fel5tn ~ JOHN W. WHITMAN.
ITO M The Eel ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
FELLOW CITIZENS: I again offer myself to
your COuSluCTAJlOI AS ChIlUlOAlc IOT IIlc
office Of Sheriff of New Castle County. Sub
ject to the Nomination of the Democratic
Party. Thanking my friends for their for
mer support, l am respectfully yours,
For SHERIFF. .a .@...
ROBERT 4. JUSTIs,
OF Mill Creek Hundred.
Subject to the decision Of the Democratic
party of New Castle County. febl2tn
10.
THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
L FOR SHERIFF
New Castle County,
FRANK BAWDON,
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
party. 1876. feb9-N
For SHERIFF.
JOHN PYLE,
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
Party. janN-u
For SHERIFF
OF
New Castle County,
AFBENJAMIN MORRIS.EA
Subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Pe-1- nov Ht-tf
Foh SHERIFF.
New Castle County,
A6-GEORGE G. WARD,~
Subject to the decision Of the Democratic
party. dec-28. tn
E'ok SHERIFF
New Castle County,
HENRY M. BARLOW,
of Brandywine Hundred.
Subject to the decision Of the Democratic
party. ianl5-lm
EoR oosoSER''
DAVID G. ROSE,
OF Appoquinimink Hundred.
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
Party of New Castle County. febl0-tn
For CORONER
HUGH MCLAUGHLIN.
Subject to the decision Of the Democratic
party. feb-1
EOR CORONER.
Il hereby announce myself as q candi-
date for the nomination Of Coroner, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic party OF
New Castle county.
HENRY 8. TRUITT.
dee.W.'75-tn
ErOR CORONER OF NEW CASTLE CO.,
JAMES GEGAN,
of Wilmington Hundred,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
party. j8n5-mws-in.
TAILORS,
TDpTNn
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The Fat Contributor also wants reform.
Says he: "Timc has been when we jeered
!, Mt the effete despotism Of the old world for
maintaining king. We were told how
much it cost to support the royal family and
keep them in castles and such luXuries, and
wewondcred that the people stood it. We
could hire President for twenty-five thou
sand dollars year in those days, the Presi-
dent boarding himself, and twenty-five
thousand dollars would hardly pay king
hack-hire. But we have been gradually
waking up to the fact that President isn't
so cheap luxury after all. He has been
costing more and more money every time.
The last election has been an expense to
the American people Of millions Of dollars,
and we haven't got so far as to know who
the next President is to be yet. AT this rate
of expense what will our President cost
us by the time another four years roll
aroundI"
There are several old women in Michigan
who dreamed that this election would result
in war, and all prudent men are call
ing themselves General. "-Detroit Free
Press.
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/, FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sTocg EXCHANGE.
+, fi.1 a,r.s SATURDAY., December 10, 1875:
s,,rs,-xY 90 v,rcinia consois sold at esA. -

.sALKs.~-s1oo Virginia consols sold At esh -
. AmerSean Gotd.--tesx bid. 90 MI, 40. ,u
STATE eonses ,, ss p Wirg T
sasSaiae, ssS SD; virsin,a dsssrrs sa btds Viz
etnia tniezest eertssat, e Iid: Virginia taS-ie
sssss's ssasSe IS! IS a aIs ss. s,
11BX asked Richmond city 8ts aSH Sith sss
S 81 s,,y Ly as ma Norfolk
IS asked Manchester s's,' s7l4 asked: Manchester
'siagf ? q ~ ssonassvrsna Central Railroad
third MORTGAGE 6s, j. and j., 7SS bid S2.s asgeu,
Virginia ae nG EaSaa rgeSa roaa sceond
gage yrefc.rrt 6s j. and j., 81 std southsido
Ra5g@ % ss stas Rsroad m
gage S., j. and j., 81 bid: Petersburg R%i,roaa
second mortgage s's, 60 asked: lsehmona, F.e"J
and j 800 asked; Orange and &ieeandria Railroad
third mortgage ss, NJ: and n 70 asksa e S'GM
mns and saI ps Ss rs mortgage
SIS a. and o. SO bid !, + = : - !; r,
Canal Bonds.-James Raper,and Kanawha Canal
RaiiroGd Stocss-Chcsapcaste and Ohio Railroad,
400 par. asked: Richmond; Frederie as atJ
40 usked; Richm"nd. fredesacksburg aud POTOMAC
Railroad seven per ceat. guaranteed, Ivy LiF, DC
bid Did, Richmond and DatrS'le Railroad, 100 par
Canal Stocks.-James River and kana~ha CANAL
Ky Rn p Sosks.-Sntcnnl Sank of Virginia, 100
mar. 9sx bid, 1929 asked; Planters National, 10y
bar, liz bid, lie asked; Merchants National, 100
par, s7H bid 50 ASKED; state Bank OF nirei naa
hid: Union Rank Of Richmond, so par, As bid, 40
asked; City Savings, rs par, 20 bid, 22 asked
Richmond Banking and Insurance Company. 20
mar 33 asked; Citizens Savings, 25 par, 20 bid, 81
asked. 800 ~.
Insurance Compantes.-Virpinia Fire and IN. Ma
rine 25 par, 37k bid, 40 asked; virginia state,
25 mar, 2SS bid, 29 asked; Virginia Home 100
par "a bid, / 90 asked: Merchants and Aeclc ricS'
100 par. eS bid, 93 asked: City, 100 par, ~ bld,
So asked: Old dominion, 100 par. rs asked Gran
tie Insurance Company, 100 par n bid, 80 asked
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, 20 par 2oH
10 asked.
Neutrality-suspicious. River and kanawha Pack
shin Commny los par, ~ bid so asked.
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A Modern Elijah.

tIDlc2so Iflounc.J
There's woman in this city who for
many yosrs has been fed by the hand OF God
rs much as Elijah OF old to whom the ravens
came in the wilderness. Her name Is Mrs.
Pithey and she lives at No. 6S Williams
street. Her life has been one OF eXtraoret
nary Suffering, of patient endurance, and OF
perfect Christian faith. 4 long time ago
she was as bright and pretty young woman
rs one could meet, and when she married
John Pithey the church-bells rang merrily,
and JOYOUS group OF friends pressed
around the young couple TO extend their
hearty concentrations. That was in thetime
when the grandmothers OF the present gene
ration had not lost the bloom from tbeir
cheeks nor the light from their eyes, and it
was long time ago.
Every one who has reached the prime of
life knows how difficult it is to keep trackof
the hurrying years 1t is only the greater
events that are firmly dated in the mind.
After married life OF ten years, as brief as
they were happy, Mrs. Pithey was stricken
with that ancient and dreaded disease, the
palsy. which from that day to this has never
released her from its spectral grasp. Help
less as a child, having to be fed and lifted
about her room, she has never yet been
heard to utter complaint, her admonitien
to all who take her trembling hand being,
"Trust in the Lord"
In the year 1868 tire husband of this poor
woman died suddenly OF apopleNy, leaving
her a little cottage on Williams street, and
only fifty cents in money to provide for her.
self and her blind mother, nearly ninety
years OF age and bedridden. Since then
She has subsisted on faith. A few kind
hearted people have looked after her from
time to time, and lately she has been spe-
cially cared for by the Centenary church.
She never manifests any anxiety about the
future, for she says, "The earth is the
Lords and the fullness thereof" and He
will not let any OF His children suffer.
Summer and winter come and pass and day
follows in the train Of night, and all is the
same The blue sky may look down ever
SO softly, and the sunlight may dance upon
the green fields and the crowded streets.
Sometimes the voices Of children playing
upon the sidewalk penetrate the silence OF
the sick room, and sometimes there comes
the distant rumble of passing vehicles, and
these are her reminders OF the outer
world-a world which is to her little more
than memory. She lived in it once and
and felt its changing joys and grlefs, it's
hopes Frightening with the dawn OF youth
heard the gentle tones Of loved ones who
have long since passed away, saw the gar
ments of earth freshen and fade with the
passage Of the years-but that was long
time ago. She is sitting in an old arm
chair, weak and powerless OF limb, the
shadows of age clustering gradually over
her wrinkled face, and to each friend who
touches her trembling hand she whispers
smilingly, "Trust in the Lord "
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:. UNCERTAIN BUSINESS PROSPECTS," Wot
are yer going ter do next summer, JIM"
said one newsboy to another on the street
this morning.
The gentleman addressed-a parsonage
about three feet high, with champion
smutty face, and coat and trowers several
times too large for him-as 1med solid air
and replied with suayity:
"That depends on the purcceds NV my
perfeshun, Gully. Ell this Election biz hangs
on while longer and then Yurrupean war
busts out, SOS papers III sell big all winter
an make the scads tumble in as I anticipate,
Pmgoin' to retire on competency and buy
huntin' dorg. Them's the pospects. cul-
". st. Louis Republican.
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. By Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
No. Il13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FRAME DWELLING ONTWENTY-EIGHIII
STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
visions of certain deed of trust bearing date the
oath October 1874 to the undersigned trustee duly
recorded In the clerks Office Of the Cancery Cont
of the city of Richmond. Ia D. u. 104 c., page so.
to secure The payment OF NEGOTIABLE note therein
mentioned, I shall, trustee in said deed, being
thereto required the holders Of said note sell by
auction, on the premises: on THURSDAY the 2lst
Ds cember, 1876. at O'Clock z. NJ, the real estate
described In sale deed. consisting of Il DESIRABLE
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING in thorough
repair, containing five or six rooms. kitchen, and
lot 3 by 1876 feet. with alley In the rear II feet
wide, the east side Of Twenty eighth street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets.
TERMS: Enough TO defray the expenses Of ex-
ccutng this trust and to pay Oft the sum OF $1,000,
with interest thereon from the 9Th October, 1875
rs required in cash but the following terms may be
given: One third In cash balance In SIX and twelve
months negotiable notes given for The deferred pay
ments, interest added. and secured by DEED of
trust. j. \. RlCHAR!lSoS,
de II Trustee.
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The present cold spell has solicited and
strengthened the gorge in the river at St.
Louis, and there appears to be no immedi-
ate danger Of further damage to the ice-
locked fleet OF steamers, OF until more
moderate weather shall cause the ice to run
out. Gangs OF men are busily engaged in
repairing and getting them ready to move
when the gorge breaks. The total loss so
far is about $4,000.
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Ry Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 1G.-Gold opened ut IOI|f.
IO7as. EXch:mge-Long, iS2: short, Asa: Gov
active and strong. State bonds-Iennes-
sees lower: rest steady. .
grcning-Moncy dull and firm. Sterling dull MT
sS2. Cold stronger ut 107A@107;s. Governments
active and strong new SIS l &. States quiet.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. December 16.-Loans decreased
wo and half millions; specie increased four mi
lions; lcgal-tcndcrs decreased three and one-eiSh!i
millions: deposits increased ono and fve-elghthS
millions reserve Increased three and ihrCe-uarter
mlllops.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. December 16.-Eirginla IS, defer
red, ca: consolidated. 6S'c; second series, 81.
North Car Oiina G's, old, Is. '' r ...-
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~. ~, . n 70 Z = q ltta1.j = 2
AUCEIRN SALEs-.-FntnTe Days.
-tsfl.' ..saF BY E. b Cook, Auctfonegr,s, 81
Hntztsfl s ~ No 10 Gpyeruorsfrees 1gfei.Eil{

SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE, SALE.
~ QE DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS,
to- remove 70 our new store CORNER FOURTH AND
BROAD STREETS. we will sell at, our store, No.
DAY. the 10th inst. nt or O'Clock. mud continuing
from eay 10 day until the whole 10 soid large and
sTEPLE DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. 30 .f,.s
NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS. HOSIERY,tEiI 49,
4OOTrS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTa'
together with laege and varied assortment Of
such goods as Is usually found in hrst-clasa Dry
II Goods establishment. IN 4 - (. IL YIN
The stock viii be sold without reserve in lots tn
Suit purchasers. = - = = '- s,4r
r ThelYiies especially nre invited to be present.
:! I.E& sCOHEN BROTHERS, sos Broad street.
Sale conducted by E. D. CooK, Auctioneer. a.1
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AucrIoneers,
Eleventh street between Main AID Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ REYERSfON IN VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE AND ASSETS IN THE CITY OF
Chapcery Court of Richmond entered on the 9Th
day OF December, 1876, in the case of "Rahm. &c,
us. Rahm and dls," the undersigned, special COM
mlssioners thereby appointed. viii sell at auction,
upon the premises respectively, on THURSDAY
21st December. $40, she REVERSION, SUBJECT
TO THE LIFE-ESTATE OF MRS. ANNA T.
RAHM, In the following property, which was as
signed to her for her dover In the estate Of her late
husband, Philip Rlhm, deceased: ss.. =
north side Of Cary between Fourteenth aud Fiji
tenth streets adjoining c. 3. Sioat 6 CO., fronting
~ feet running back 100 feet to public alley In
2. 4 LOT OF GROUND on the south side Of the
public alley above referred to- and near TO Fifteenth
street, fronting about IS feet and running back
about 40 feet. npon which formerly stood an old
warehouse, which has been destroyed by fire.
3. The SUM OF TWELVE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS In the hands Of the Mutual Assurance go
cieyr being the amount Of insurance on the ware
house above mentioned, the Interest upon which is
payable to Mrs. Rahm during her life.
4. And ut o'clock =. NJ. the BRICK DWELL
ING AND LOT No. 619 north Eighth street, occu-
pied by Mrs. Rahm. II has nine rooms besides a
kitchen. with water and gas, and stable attached.
The lot Is Al 3-12 by / 20 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit and
sale; the balance upon credit of one, two. and
three Years FOR negotiable notes. with interest added,
and titles retained by the court until the whole pur
chase-money Is paid
HENRY G. CANNON,
THOMAS j. EVANS,
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
Commissioners.
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4irhmol,d ,Dispattlr.
MONDAY. ..DECEMBER ls., 1916.
IFor the Di>patca.i
Morris ASi<suEsS Rezooma Dixniss.

The gain ar over and tho dog AZ dcd. /
has tux of the cox us my hf ,Ss-pistlc NV Re
3ovsin and herrid her. sT'dden amt agoin
to be PRECEDENT. he can't git to be Prezi.
dent 'thout fitin, and it. ar too late to fife
now. The fitin men st their ite years ago.
faint no use NV ta,kin. thar amt goin to be
no war. So wants to rezoom bizniss.' My
bizniss Is The hstnin-'oug bizniss. I ketchce
um and drie um, AID sprinkle um With
gummy-rabic and Blown sugar, and sell um
for French candy. And I does good
bizniss with Ssu!e children and cuilerd
folks. LiBbertr is iibberty, and bizniss Is
bizniss. Libb9ty have took down her sine
and has heiSed mine. Frum and after
this date rexooms, and want it to be
knode that am anNhus to trade. But /
does bizniss on a strickly kash baseneSs- y.
RisptRtful, Mozls ADDUAs.
Hon exsoaery6 Feid-Sto, Rocsists.
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TAXES. &c.
NOTICE TO PERSONS OWING CIT
IN TAXES.

{ t CITY coLLEcToR's OFFICE
rg, ) RICHMOND, VA, November 80, 1870 n
This office will be open daily from O'clock :.
to O'Clock Z. n from The 18th 10 the 5Vin vim,
December, inclusive, for the purpose o. o bsR o
from any i,erson who has already paid QUE n' III
the city taxes charged to him, the remaining
and that
viii he added IA the amount OF said renanis n 10, q
the taxes charged In every case where .ne ,vih ID
sessed shall fail 10 pay said remaining u+a' "'''
time so limited. s.,i.d ca nav IA M
month Of Jane one bali Of the city taxes , que d
si,ch nerson, shaIi fall to pay ths Whole ms nm. \
or before The S0th day of December, Sie''
a'oea TwgNTY PER CENT.
upon the amount OF the AK 80 re RniaWuSpsoS
City Collects,
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COMMERCIAL.
'ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN. AND FLOUR EGCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 16, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-IE1ite, 644 bushels. Red. TAO BUSH
CoRN.-White, 1,60s bushels. Miaed, 100 bush
els.
OATs--396 bushels.
EYE.-20 bushels
MEkL.-40 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAr.-Fhite. 156 bushels at i SO; "a bush
els ut 1886; so bushels very good on private
terms: so bushels very good nj 81 AZ; 230 bushels
fair at .30 81 bushels very good at I'll .d3-total,
GA bushels Red, "a bushels at Sl.42: so bushels
., $l.40; 80 bushels seed at sl;43; ls bushels at
81 80; Sc bushels prime at SLAB; 80 bushels COM
mon at 1927; $50 bushels very good at S1.43;
"a bushels common ut Sl.25. "a bushels COM
mon ut S1.l5; 16 bushels at G0c.: 40 bushels ut
81 .35; SO bushes ut S1.23; 80 bushels at : 1.29-
.otal ,740 bushels.
Corn White, so bushels good old at 48c; $50
bushels prime new at Soc; 372 bushels very good
It 4Sc. ia bushels at 45c.; 100 bushels prime on
private terms; 526 bushels good old Mt 47c.; 80
bushels fair at 46c.-iota, 1880 bushels. Mtred,
| 90 bushels good ut 45c.
RYE.-20 bushels prime ut 60c. .t.a
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BY Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 Main street. "'

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALUA-
l. BILE LOTS ON YENABLE STREET, WITH
TWO NICE NEW FRAME FIVE-ROOM TENE-
MENTs AND KITCHENS: AND Two PRETTY
BUILDING LOTS ON CARRINGTON STREET
JUST IN THE REAR OF THE ABOVE, By AUG
TION.-By vir ue of certain deed Of trust exc
cuted 10 me by John z. HARDWOOD and wife, dal cd the
26th day OF April, 1885, Of record In the Chansery
Court clerks office, d. 3. los b., page 10, shall,
by direction of the beneficiary secured In said deed
default having been made in the payment Of note
therein described, proceed to SELL upon premises
on TUESDAY the 10Th day Of December, 1876, at
4 o'clock Z. n, those two desirable LOTS OIL the
north side of Nenable sire between Twenty-fourth
and Twcnty-lfrh streets upon which there has been
recently erected two really neat and welconsructed
FRAME TENEMENTS,co containing about I'VE rooms
each Kitchens, and fine pump OF excellent water.
These lots front 30 feet each by lG5 feet deep.
Also will be sold, those TWO LOTS In the rear, on
Darlington street. fronting 80 by l64 feet.
This sale should command attention OF parties
Wishing to secure nice homes In perfect order. The
tenements are now occupied by good tenants ut fair
rents. -r.
TERMS: Cash rs TO q suitleiency to pay off and
discharge note for S994.67 with Interest from
October 20, 1876. and cost and expenses OF sale,
and the residue upon terms to be announced at the
hour of sale. II. A. MEAGIiER,
de Gil, l3, Us, l6,1S,19 Trustee.
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day. ne
: By J. b. Whitehead, Z } = "a igi,
Grocery kuctioiecr and Commission Merchant, z
-15l2 Main street. ~

large SALE OF GRooERIEs!A1 win
~ oler at auction THIS Ii g. MORNING,
. sssss eIEAR B AZ e s Il SiSru oi
arr 3 Barrels GH0foEsUGAR-oURED sHouI-
So 10 boxes i :RScoN SHOULDERS ="
Ssf4eis B NEM f EasTERE fH7ErRrNes
SO barrels NEW No; 9 MAGKEREL, 'nfi
s%sii ' SE kE ETA I1k & prime
AL79l0 uereea L IIt hARp. an, AR -:
sssEs!s SSfHSsSE EahSeF
Sc SO e Soxes f IhGSbRY NseArs, -:
g e s se1s1 G T2!kET E E2ARs " M
~ G . s ssfre ~ H1 sYaSA .a.~} w..
1922 1892 ESMHATAN:plrEs' ,a,s ~,
= 100 boxes BEUEING, !i...l s.a.laI rer
60 S SSzsa T nTssTH,NG D& dS2en Is x
IS boxes boxes PURE. GRoUSD PEPPER-two
100 ream %ez WsHR'aar 1Pfi ,3u.a " :
..., so dozen BLACKING. .-.- ~
90 4oaS Ss MA Ls,aRp kSl e. = '.''
[ dels hAAhHA-oo'h5 ). ). wH1rEHEAD.
Bp Hill & Anderson,
General Commission Merchants and Auctioueers,
1924 Main street. ....
WE WILL SELL TO-DAY (MONDAY
w at auction Mt IL O'Clock, the following goods
BACON SIDES,
BACON SHOULDERS, 20.
-. 49, e BULK SIDES, a.. ~.at
.-, BULK SHOULDERS, -.
- BUTTS, HAMS.
/. -. CHEESE. BUTTER, +,..
LARD, HERRINGS.
w. ...~r. MACKEREL, BUCKETS, t..i .t.
--., ... BROOS1s. iWASHBGARDS, g. --.-
"'. PICKLES, &c. &c. -
s.. ,'--f ~. HILL 6 ANDERSON, s.
de IA 1924 Main street.
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A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA RAILROAD TRAINS AND STEAMBOATS,

CHESAPEAKE AND 0HIo.-Mornins mali ease1
daily ut A. II. arrives At 4:3o + 81. Nish go az
press leaves daily at l0tb 81. arrives a. d.
nj 3:45 =. 81, and arrives II 9:l0 A. III.
RICuMoN AND DASVILLE.-Through 'nIit
leaves at 1850 A. 81 arrives at 7:47 J.. ~. LyncH{
burg accommodation leaves ut $3.50 A. NJ; zrrNet
at 4:5l r. n. Through freight. with siceplnR-essj
burg ut $40 p. NJ; arrives at 1920 a. 81. daHfl
KICfIMoND, fREpERIcKsBURG AND P0ToAACj
Morning inail leaves Byrd-Strect station daily
cept Sunday ut 8 A. NJ; arrives ut ll:3o r. III
s Street .s station daily Il $50 NJ arrives at
A. M. Accommodation leaves Broad-Street statietSS
daily except Sunday 81 4:3o T. AZ; strives ut e-
RicHMoyp AND PErEHsBURG.-Through mai
Through mail leaves daily at lao +. NJ; arrt'sss
at $40 p. 81 Accommodation trains leave NJ
81. and r. H.: arrives at 1890 Z. d..
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHksAFEAhSL-
Through passenger trains arrive At Richmond Gun
day. Wednesday. and Friday At 10 A.. d.. ana ie.'s
r. III. Through freight trains leave Richmond sun.
day, Wednesday. and Friday al a. a., and IIes7
day, Thursday, and Saturday II A. 81. ana arrise
In Richmond daily Except Monday 1t Z. 81
OLD DOMINION SrEAaEhs.-LeaSe every IT, -
sSsy sTa1S ana
PHILADELpHIA SrEAMEas.-Leaye skicnb,os--;
every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday; arrive e'o'
Monday, Thursday, and Saturday. al
PowIIATAN STEAMERS TO BALTiAoRG ieT
Richmond every Tuesday and Thursday e. 4 n; .tJ -
aud on Saturday at =. 81. arrive on sunday W"
JaSEs RIVER IisE TO NORFOLK, conneet.nr o.!
Norfolk with BAY Line to Baltimore, &c, "a
every Tuesday. ThprSi8S, aud Saturday NJ 0:ov
NJ; arrive Monday, Wednesday, and Friday T. ~
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r W, FOR Do0h
wv AND WINDows,-ordeIs leu s w,.s ~
-, Corner Ninth and Main streets, ot s
! ~ sssIETr 8 HRoTHER. dealers ~ 9Th -
and enf,ery. 400 Broad street. Viii msst H'sR
si ~ as,enn ,sIm No. laa west Cary s'ssess
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NLD JAMAICA RUN,
OLD SCOTCH WHISKEY, .
FRENCH and APPLE BRANDY,
IMPORTED WINES-all kinds:

WHISkEY-cvery grade; /" =.
TEAS-Black and Green; ... s...
RAISINS. CITRON, ALMONDS, &C.;
CONDIMENTS and FINE GROCERIES.
MEssRs. W.D. BLAIR & CO., 903 Main street,
are large dealers In the above articles and you can
entirely rely on the FINE QUALITY and LOW
PRICES Of their goods DC l4-I"
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d,OMMrsSTON MERCHANTS.

W.T. A. sUBLETT, COMMISSION MER-
w . CHANT. No. 1915 Basin bank, Richmond.
Va, offers his services for the sale OF all Kinds OF
please In connection with my busincsssI have four
boats out and four In per week by the james River
and Knnawha canal 10 Cedar Point, carrying pas-
sengers and freight. de IL
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DUBLTC SALE OF PERSONAL PRO.
L. PERTy-WlIl he sold Mt public auctions at The
old dumping grounds, opposite the Fair.G rounds,
Broad-Stre-i road, Mt liz o'clock b.. on WEDSEg..
DAY, Goth December, 1875. all the OUTFIT,
sTOCK,s&cs lately in use B! ithe City scavenger-
viz,
j sgnGH0ILER, In good ordcr.i.3ti = sscssfys,s,
81 BARRELS With PATENT -CAsT-IH0N CAPS
IsGETION-fUsfP.. four-inch diameter. tcos,
4 ck ss:ts no 'waG oNs, IN good order; a'a
a FIRST-CLASS WORK HORSES.S il.i+
IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TANK freight $500
pOundsj:
10 or 90 TONS ENGLISH IMPORTED SUPER.
= PIfOSPHA1EDF LIME t.&sst!."
Some OLD LUMBERsaE and other snsfilrticIes.
IERNs: Al sale. AZ. G, a. ASHBURNER.
w. y. AOTCCHE, Crier." ''.' - - dc 1g-4tt