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afford to pay and for q period that will
justify permanent enterprises, every ar
ticle can be produced SO low that we can
vastly increase our expectation, and the
need OF protective tariff will be no lon
ger felt, and the country will be saved
from the corruptions and expense OF Gus
tom houses, as well as from indirect tax
alton, thus bringing the government ex>
penses to that point Of economy which is
likely to follow direct taxation.
Kelley's interconvertiole 1866" bond
plan will give elasticity and establish an
equilibrium to our money system, and
will give the General Government the
use at low rate Of interest of the 1900
millions Of deposits in the savings funds
and national banks, and give to the own
ers of these vast sums sure security Tor
their money and larger average inter
est than they now get.
A gold basis or gold currency are
unsafe, inasmuch as its increase or de-
crease is wholly independent OF the
mines we to-day depend upon may to-
morrow cease to yield, or from new
mines or some new discovery in science
we may have more than needed.
As we have. since the end of 1861
covering period when there has been
more wealth produced than at any 9th
err transacted the business OF the coun-
try without gold as currency. it is
| reasonable to infer that We do not need
it as currency.
AS gold as money is never used to pay
or settle foreign debts. bat is first re-
duced to commodity before we are cred
tied with it, and, as it pays foreign
! debt as well in gold bars as in coin, it is
a waste OF money to coin it.
The prices Of our products are not so
much affected by the volume OF the cur
rency as the rate of interest on money
and the ever operating law of demand
and supply.
Cheap money will make cheap pro-
ducts, and increase wages by opening
new avenues for labor
! In monarchial countries-countries
not deriving their power and authority
from the people-there is some excuse
that money should be made out Of a ma
terial that has an intrinsic value. But
with us it is folly. Besides, when a poo
pie use and are dependent in their trade
upon legal-tender currency, created by
a government OF their own choice, that
currency is . strengthening, cement
ing power OF the government.
TO confine our money to gold coin, or
paper based on coin, is to place it in the
power OF few rich people to wholly
control its circulation. Stewart is rich
enough to buy and pack away all that
the government can control.
E. NJ. DAVIS.
PHILADELPHIA, February 4th. 1876.
Editor Anti- Ao,sopolist.
You will oblige me il you will copy in
your paper, the enclosed petition. and
call attention to it, and to the proposi-
tons on the back, adding, that petitions
can be had gratis, postage paid, by wri-
ting to
f. M. DAVIS,
333 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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The Reduction Of National Salaries-Th
evil effects Of Grants Example.

The people ought to take deep inter-
est in this question now before Congress.
If they will not concern with important
subject in the government for which
they are responsible, but leave all to the
politicians, they must not complain OF
corrupt measures. This matter Of SAL
aries il vital to our public life. It is pro-
posed to reduce the next presidents pay
to the &35. 900 given to all our presidents
till Grant managed to double it. Il is
also moved to reduce members OF Con-
grcss to $1,000 year. These and 9th
or reductions ought 10 be made, and the
people should petition and demand it,
The presidents former salary is large
enough. The TACT that the extravaganza
OF the ,imes requires more. and that
monarchial and aristocratic governments
pay more, are good reasons why re-
public saould not. The tendency to
initiate foreign nahooism should b. re-
sisted, and the republican simplicity with
which We began should be insisted on.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Iptevesting Points by our lnchtield Cor
respondent-Read and Reflect.

responoent-Read and Reflect.
Editor Anti- Monopolist:
The average annual increase Of wealth
of the United States is per cent. the
average rate of interest is 10 3-4 per
cent. per annum; difference in favor OF
the money lender, the capitalist, is z "a
per cent. How long will it take at this
rate for capital to own labolP
We should like to see all those who
desire to vote in.elligently on the great
and exciting financial question. sub
scribe for the ANTI MONOPOLlsr, at least
for the campaign, and see what the ar
rumeutS are ia favor OF q greenOack
currency. and see whether we do not
rive good and sufficient reasons why
The pernicious system OF National bank
Ing should not be abolished, and the is
sue and control Of the currency restored
10 the government.
MI Why does tho government not possess
tho same power to stamp piece OF pa
per and cali it dollar that it has to
starsp a piece Of gold and call it dol
hrp
The god dollar represents and is
based upon property; there is no more
Intrinsic value in it than in paper. II the
paper dollar is based upon property and
represents property why should it not be
worth as much as the gold dollar, pro-
viding the government and people are
as willing to take it in payment of all
debts, as the gold doslarp Property is
the true and only basis OF money, paper
or gold. TO base gold dollar on prop
Il doll PC
ON the gold dollar, IS the Payne bill pro-
posed to do, looks very much like base
deception, or base ignorance. Let us
go back to first principles.
II paper money is good enough for
the pillow holder it is good enough for
the bond holder.
When the bullionists crv out against
"intlating the currency by issuing
greenbacks. il the people would stop and
consider that capitalists have the power
to initiate aud contract the currency nj
their pleasure, causing values to tuctu
ate ut their bidding, property to depre-
ciate or rise, they would perceive in 4
moment who are the inflatiouists. There
are billion and half OF bonds in circu
lation whenever the capitalists wish K
initiate the currency all they have to Dc
il 10 buy up bonds, deposit them in tn,
u. s. Treasury. take out = national bant
charter. and issue 80 per cent. OF tn
bonds deposited in national bank notes
II they wish to contract they either sur
render their charters or call in their banl
notes from circulation, lock them up
and then there is \ contraction OF tn
currency. business stagnation, failure
and suffering among the people.
n. C. NJ.
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The ASr1-MosoPousr is published every
Thursday for circulation by newsmen and msll
SINGLE anhscr;ntion. one year. $500
Nnole Snlxcr;rtion six months. 100
SinGlo Snl,ccr; rt;on three months. so
In cluhs of FIVE or more to one address it will
be furnished at 81. 90 per year; or sl.oofor SIX
months Address,
THE ANTI MONOPO LIST,
No. 10 Wabasha St.. st. Paul.
ADVERTISING RATES.
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Manufacturers 81 Win Picks, Stone Cuftess'
Moulding TooIs. Springs Nade md Repairsd'
Particular Attention given to all GASES III ~ a
Work Printrrs' Chases Made and Rerairp.d
Boiler Tubes Welded. and All Kinds Of Boiler
Makers' Tools Made n Order.
Agricultural Tools, Bridge and Building
Work, and al General smifhing promu4i1
Executed and Warranted.
Works, Ger. 6tl and R1Aessslzesas, 81. PAul,
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sTALuABLE aRANITE ayAEslR5.19
8 y1yr,ru M xEsiH RAILRUAD And EQuIE

~
xTsALHABkE GRANTTE QUARRaTYP
MsIs IL ss NE aAaTnasTIr Miss!ssiggI
tsoIRsra. CIV Va. F6E s4E rusLi 1uG
TfoN.-By virtue of q decree OF the HlssanE "a
ne Iaa chsncsr cry suit t OF o. a. cnihbsrt Booth
4 CO.. We shsil on SATURDAY the 29rb Day o.
January, s7g. ut O'Clock ., at The stors Of z.
seabars In PsiesseTr Va me; se SssrpVYsinabe
GRaNITE QUaRRY and TRACT OF DE-, L N,
mon which Ii IS sitnnted. tanning OsE ~
IsfsEB AND EIGHTY.TWo ANOa a y, HALE
y N IL hs hs s9na asssp and
raiiroad, and about Six DiIes from Petersburg: !,
ETtte quarry is open and has beer worked. tne
granite Is and lies well Tor quanya0g
out with the Iron .aIs on it about two fhousand
feet long, ccnHectfng The quarry Win Tue &
Mfssiss.ppi and Ohio railroad. There are upon tne
land buildings, sheds. derrtcks, guys, taekIe ang
fixtures. hosting.enne steam. pump, ,,,.
Snrrea. fellows, aavils, and other toos snd ma
chinerp used in and about the quarrying pasLnsss.
All Of viii Il. Will be sold tGgether Wild snS quarIy
property Deep wafer for shinment OF lhe sto ssa
can be found Q. fetersburga Mssancs " s1
seldom offered to persons in such nIslness. !; =
plat CT the properly can be seen BY application 70
The auctionetr. 49,. -. 5....,,,. =,
ok twelve, eiphteen, and twenty-four months, In
eoual FOR negotab notes
~ endorsed, carrying interest from date. ana Lie
TO be retained until Is July patS'
: ~ Nc pA' o'' - ALEXANDER DONNAN,
r. g. EGRs d.
GEORGE s. BERNARD,
ALEXaNDER HAMILTON.
IA Commissioners.
P. S. SEABURY, Auctioneer.
In 1.TuH tfJaD29 ~. f5:Szss.. q. 90
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent ind Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i WHARF PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH
LINE OF WATER STREET, AT ROCKETS,
FRONTING NINETY-SIX FEET 7 Fl K
INCHES ON SAID WATER RECT BY virtue
of deed of trust executed oy Albert Ordway and
wife TO the undersigned as trustee on the llth day
Of July, 1S72, and duly recorded In the Richmond
Chancery Court, D. B. IS q, p. l46. to secure
certain negotiable note therein described, and de
fault having been made in the payment Of said note
SHALL In execution thereof, being required SO to do
by the beneficiary, sci at public auc on on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the 18Th day Of January,
1875. at O'Clock P. H., the PROPERTY Therein
described us follows:
"a LOT OF LAND In the city Of Richmond, in
the state of Virginia. on Water street, and bounded
as follows: Beginning on Water street Oh lis south.
ern side at the lot, the lot hereby conveyed
and the lot Of A. 3. Lee which corner is now desg
mated by granite paving: thence along the south
ern line of Water street 90 feel inches 10 The cor
ner OF harles It. Wortham's; thence with the line
of Charles T. Wertham's south Tx degrees, east 81
feet, to the wharf OF the James River and kanaYba
Company, which wharf extends along the dock OF
said company, and is IL feet vice; thence along
The northern line OF said wharf feet and inches
TO the corner OF the lot OF A. 8. Lee Win SAG
wharf; thence north n degrees, east 12S rect 3
inches, with the line Of a. Lee to the beglnnlns
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at sale. y
n. g. ia CKSON, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc'ioneer. JAZZ z
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BY Chaffln, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers,
No. l Tenth street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND NEAR
i RICHMOND, ONJ.MES RlVER.-By virtue
Of deed of trust from William ID. Easlev and Ann
f.. his wife, dated the 10Th day Of December,
1872. and duly corded in the clerks office Of the
County Court of Henrico county, shall sell at pub.
lie auction on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF
January, 1875, at ~ O'Clock NJ, ut the office of
Cbahin, Staples & Co., In The city OF Richmond
in said county about seven miles distant from The
city Of Richmond, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND NINkTY-SEVEN ACRES, and boundcd ON
the east and west by the lands of seldom z. Aiken
on the north by the lands of Jackson F. Chlidrey
and on the south by James river. ANY person de.
string to examine these lands or 10 procure fur.
ther information In relation 10 the same, can do so
on application to Messrs. Chaffn Staples & co. 3
TERMS One fourth cash. and for the balance a
credit OF SIX, twelve, and eighteen months, equal
instruments, interest added for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. and the title retained secure the
pigment of the deferred instalments OF the pur-
cha: money, or deed of trust may be given, at
the option Of the purchaser.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES Co., Auc'ioneers. de %
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II OST-FIyE DOLLARS REWARD
IL a SATCHEL containing & pocket-case ana
-. = ! -, d. A. CRENSHAW,
daJl.2ts sos Main street.
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w.ANTs.

xAYANTED, a COLoRED GikL a n,.aa
o.i,.rs need apply Apply at No. 2l4 Leigh street.
AZ Il 1 ~
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aueaoneer,
/ corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

rr,uE EXCELLENT FARM OF FIFTY
TWO TWOTaIRDs ACRES, IN H 5Ais p
OVER. OILED "BUsWORTH,s On On, I III
MAIN ROAD LEADING TO PIP II q, GHT RIoH,,
SoSn, For SALE OR EsNT;-This very pre-
ducive FARM recently occupied BY Mr. lanes besr r.
Uren. Is fer sale rent All OF ~ fast three
Years. The bulldogs consist of dwelling VIII, VIII
three rooms barns, stables, aonse &c Ie me
1I EVvgo seoo In elder II will be sold for $2,5C0
.ny $500 cash; balance at enc, two three; an4 10
four years with interest not SOLO oy ins o Isl the
BALANCE Of the year. Apply to w. GoLDlS,
IA .eod3t Eeat rstnte ~ oN.L't.SG-s
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Y1T ANTED, WOMEN and GIRLS to go
wv to New York and other northern CUES
Also. TWENTY MEN 10 get railroaG. tiles. Also
cOiored COAL-siINERS for Illinois asd Indiana
: -'11' J. p. JUSTIs. Labor Agent,
No, Fifteenth street.
&a6 Richmond, Va.
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BY GTubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
.o,,,oa,, ,dotn yud Rank.

TINE VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE
i RESIDENCE No; 2I 81, on J, G SnTkESE
fER.NKniN kSD CAPI fOL STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTIOA--The property above re-
fcrred to. formerly occupied by The late j. H. on
,,y will be sold at suction. upon The premises, ON
THURSDAY. January 18th. at O'clock r. NJ.
The dwelling has eleven rooms besides bathroom
md seryants' apartment, with water and gas
throughout.
poIn,ments Is first class residence.
The situation IL very pleasant, overlooking the
Capitol square and the property Is particularly de-
sirable 10 professional or business gentleman,
Being centrally situated and within few minutes
walk Of the public buildings.
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS,
la s Rucloneers.
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By Wellington Goddtp,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
CONNER of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THE VALUABLE FARM CALLED
4 arm SWAMP, OF FIVE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY. FIVE ACRES. IN GHESTEREEiEN1Rt,
COUNTY on THE Goa PLT TUHh[ ~ Ss 81 81,
RiCHMOND, FOR SALE, Oh EXCHANGE FOk
CITY PkOPFRTY.Att the request OF Dr ~ h9 9oea
81 Pulllam oier for sale his yaitla5s raR oSI,
SEVEN1Y.FivE ACKES by recent survey, OF
which about half Is open land and tue baiaLce IN
wood aud timber. The improvements consist Oh q
large DWELLING and the usual ort-builoipgs.
there Is good orchard the place. 1t Is remarka-
bly, healthy and very dfsirably located II fronts on
the turnpike for nearly u nile, and has about the
same front on the River road. viii be sold very
reasonably, exchanged for stocks, BONDS, or CITY
real estate. A map can be seen ut my ONCE.
W. GODDIN, Real Estate Auctoneer.
1yJl.3t
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P. S. SEABURY, Auctioneer.
IN 11.TuH ffJaD29 49, 5:5 sS., Z,
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BY Chafia. Staples d Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers,
conner Tenth and Main streets.

~
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
AND VALUABLE BRICK WAREHOUSE
VIRGINIA MATCH COMPANY gATAUCTlON;
Nv virtue of q certain deed Of trust duly recorded
In Richmond Chancery Court clerks ONCE In deed'
book O5 C. page 3S2, shall proseed 70 sell beine
required so 10 do by the beneficiary at auci9n 70
the highest bidder, on the premises on MONDA5
The 9th day of January, 1875, at 81 O'Clock T..
ST., that large and admiIably-located BBiCA
BUILDING situated on Rockets street toSether
with the adjoining LOT, the TWO lots having q
front of eighty feet Rockets street and running
hack seventy feel, more or less, 10 w alter street,
he very substantial character Of this bu1iaing,
its convenience of location, and proximity 10 Inc
wharyes make II very desirable properly ior any
Kind Of manufacturing business.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray the expenses
of executing his trust and 20 pay off and dischars
noie of 81 991.25 with interest from the 2 =;
dav OF November, 1875, till paid and on the lol-
lowing credits, to wit: S1,9S7-50 payable tne
2Ist-24th May, 1876: 81 043.76 payable the
2lst-24tb November, 1876; and The residue on
such terms as may be announced at the SAFE; Inc
deferred payments to be properly secured.
II. l.. STAPLES, Trustee.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES 6 Co., Auctioneers.
POSITION aMENT.
The above sale is postponed I'LL MONDAY, Jan-
uary. 24th, at 4 O'Clock 2. 81.
iall14,1S,2l.24 81. 80
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BY w. GoGdfn.
kuctioneer and Real Estate AGENT,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

cALEAT AUCTION OF BRICK STORE
- AND DWELLING On THE EAST SIDE OF
BROOK AVENUE NEAR T0LRIGH STRICT
VIII be sold ut auction, on the premises, on WE'D
H., that very desirable BRICK STOLE AND
DWELLING located IS above. now and for many
years past In the occupancy of MIR. j. N BTizzoara,
who ISIS declined business 10 remove the country
The lot has front OF thirty feet, and extends back
to Leigh street. The lower part Is occupied as
store In front, and in rear and above as dwelling
vacant lot to the east having front OF fourteen
feet. sf
This is frst-rate business stand, and has gas,
wal er, and city culvarL
TRIMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by deed Of trust
In W.GODDIN. Auctioneer.
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VTYANTED. for Richmond and district,
wv an net,yc. renesie man as tsANVAsSER.
sssisrs and 90 nIssss,oG. Apply to =. y q, post
sysscn Kirbulosd hg lettEr. u Ik.tIE.i :.
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BY George 81. Pointexter,
Real Estate Agent and :Auctioneer,
1900 Main street, under Planters National Bank.

900 TONS OF BLACKsBURG BTU
DIX MINOUS COAL WILL BE SOLD BY
AUCTION ON SATURDAY THE 15TM IN
SLANT AT THE YARD. ON THE GHESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD AT IT'S IN
TERSECTIOS WITH CLAY STREET-At the
request of j. r. Smith. lessee of the Blacksburg
coal. mines OF West Virginia, shall sell by suc.
tion at hts yard the east side OF the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Railroad track tits intersection with the
north line Of Clay street, lot of superior BTU.
MINOUo COAL, consisting OF three hundred and
twenty-five and fraction tons.
The attention of manufacturers, steamboat COM
panies and dealers is especially called 10 this sale,
as the coal Is equal for smiths and steam purposes
to any miued In West Virginia, and will be sold in
lots TO suit the wishes Of BUYERS.
TERMS: ALI Sums Of S106 and under, cash: In
excess OF that amount, thirty days. purchasers CIV
ing negotiable notes with approved endorsers.
GEURG e II. POINDEXrER,
ia1O Auciioneer.
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

r OST, ON SUNDAY MORNING, either
~ at the Third Presbyterian church or between
md tire corner OF Grace and TweDty-seyentb
9 ireets, d LONG GOLD BREASTPIN with JET
pray on top. Areward will be paid for IL II LETT al
I7O3 Grace street. ,. a ja11-1t*
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BY Goddip, Warren 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No.llO6 Main street.

FOUR FRAMED HOUSES ON BROOK
II AVENUE BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-At
misses, ON WEDNESDAY the 18th Of January,
1876, at 81 o'clock p. NJ, FOUR FRAMED
HOUSES. located as above described, running back
an Irregular depth to wide alley.
These houses are In good condition, and are suit
TERMS Accommodating, and made known at
sale. GODDlS, WARkEN % tO.,
la AuciiOneerS.
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IlOR RENT, the desirable BRICK &ss
Il DWELLING No. 635. on Fifth north OF ~
Leigh street. containing ten rooms besides, Rncneh
wifi four rooms. 1t has all the modern cCnveni-
ences, and Is ia good repair. Rent very reasonable.
~ 1890 Real Estate gent
IA 1f-at Bank and Eleventh streets.
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BY j. u. Appesson.
Real Estate Agent and Auct ioneer, y
office corner O. Main and Eleventh streets.

AUGTION SAL E OF PERSONAL
Ia PROPERTY.-WHIb be sold at The farm occu-
pied by DR.. sheppard ON the Erond-Stree or Desg-
Run road, lust above the Fair Grounds, ON THURS
corn, FODDER and SHuCkS, OATS, &C., two
MULES, several HEIFERS of fine blood, foe
CHESTER BROQD-SOW. PLUUGHS, HAIR
ROaS large IRON ROLLER, &c.; THRESH-
EAT-DRlLEsM MOWER aud
RkAPER combined. &C., DC. ,,.,,,,,, t5s &
TERMS: AT sale. y. Il. APPERSON.
IA III s55E @&fszj5 ~ g ~ IA Aucrioueer.
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/ IcoRIcE PASTE.

GAuTIDN..rH haYing come to my kneeiedga
ERichmond ana elsewhere parpprttug TO ~ or asy
InnanSActHre, thn preseas " y SAY thas
aIl eases ccnaasnipg nay E.ic1ricS vii na branded
With my trade Il, Wi hauy which nepe ~ gsnre
inefy uiinns and Id which will s8g TIE
Eaggrossog HaihiH she yale of ttts ~ 1.
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By Cook q Laugfton, AuctIoheers'
NO. 10 Governor street.

ENERAI, ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
u HOLD FURNITuRh:sTeyts. l y t,s sAF We
&c, At AUCTfoS.-THIS DAi a ~ ~ AS
EORTMRNT OF HOUSEHOLD 5fo lf'' - = l-f'
consisting OF mr. ..,,e,. ,,,r,u ~
EessHYR-BFDs, MATTRESSES,
CINp. and " oOD-SEArlHAIRS,
s NanSlsome " ALSU NUT fxTENsIoN- TABLE,
OAK ExTESstoN-TABLE,. 80
OAK CIINA-PREss.
WARDRoBEs, CARp-TABLKs,4
one sInali-size HERRraG'S lRoS-SAFE'
.CgoCYRmy, GLASswARE. &c.
COOKING and HEATING-SToVks.
FOR, SALE PRIVATELY,
efhi,'f-& an0 ~ COOK & LAUGBTON,
ar -n AuctlOneers.
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TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEAa
II STOREHOUSE on Fifteenth street re- MI
Q emily occupied by G. T. WORKMAN q CO., with
TWO S5iUk HOUSES attached, of capacity of
curing so hogsbeads Of pork each.
Persons wishing 10 engage In pork.packing will
q nd This a most desirable house. Apply TO
kDWIN WORTHAM,
CHARLES 7. WORKMAN,
Executors Of X. e. Workman, deceased;
Ia -eOdSw sst- tsrsas.
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i YKTANTEDs TO PURGE AsE A HOUSE
wv suitable Tor q small family. Five hundred
dollars cash: balance IN monthly OF quarterly pay
mepts. Address RICHMOND. care OF Letter Car
,Ier N I. 80 5-1w$
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-11
g,HE FAyORITEFUEL FOR FIRES for

ETNHE FAVOKITEFUEL FOR FIRES for
4 the new year Is ju3t my splendid SplIpt, Clover
HilI and Black Heath, and free-buruing Anthracite
Goals, for CRATES and sroYes aod Coke for cooking,
signited 70 happifyinE heat by my unrquailed
Kindling and Cooking Wood, 80 cheap, handy, and
dry. All very low at Ninth and Cary and Basin
bank. ia l ]. B. MkrKlNS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-11
DYEGNG. GI.EaNIMss. &c.

ENTnKENNEY,S sTEAM DYEING AND
s I've CLEANSINGSE STAELISHM
II tisF plsce 10 have GEN TLEMEHsS CLQTHIMG
scse41ed, AID saded wearing apparel ge-c0tcfeds
Latsea dresses, shaxls, jacques, dc, CLEANED and
dyed Goods secatyed and feturped BIZ expreE
4xE &srshaAi styeesa rear 5ltfs ne 1e-Sm 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-11

GOAL and WoOD.-No EXTORTION.
" First-class fuel at lowest prices for cash. An
thracf.e-Nut, Stove or Egg coal, from $3.50, 81,
4 1926, $3.50 for 2. 0f0 pounds: Sfmm Is Caunei
or Grey splint coal $3.50 for IS bushels, or $3.50
per ton of 1000 pounds; Clover Hl,l from 90 rs.
$3.50. to $3.50 per ton best Soft coke 1926 to
! S5.7 per load. ide 29l CHARL E9 II. PAGE.