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H. V. r. ON THE edfeld,
writing to the Cincinnati Commercial from
Atlanta, Ca, says:
"The steps of.the Government looking to
the protection OF voters by the use OF the
army makes something Of savage feeling
here; but the people find consolation in the
reflection that it will lose the Republican
party thousands OF votes in the North, as It
doubtless will. My notion is that 1t Will
lose FIVE votes in the North where it makes
one here. 1t will, in fact, make not the
least difference with the whites OF the
South, rs they will vote the Democratic
ticket any way, troops or no troops; but
il will stiffen up the backbones Of the
negroes in Louisiana, Mississippi, and
South Carolina, and increase the vote. But
even with the aid OF troops l have no
idea the Republicans can carry either Mis-
sissippi or Louisiana. South Carolina they
may. In South Carolina to-day, if the
General Government would refuse to inter"
fere, one hundred men could march from
Augusta, cross the river, move upon Co
lumbia without an hours detention from
all the force that could be brought against
them, overturn the carpet-bag-negro go
yernment there, run off all the officials, and
inaugurate Wade Hampton Governor, or
anybody else they saw fit. You remember
how the Kellogg government in Louisiana
fell over one morning when few armed
men leaned up against it. And by no posi-
bility was it capable of maintaining itself.
The General Government set it up again,
and to-day it is like doll-baby leaning on
props. Withdraw the prop, or merely say,
Hands of;-look out for yourselves down
there!' and it would fall like block Of
cards."
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nAIL1s, Dad Inns



M
Il 80 R1CHEONp AND pzrgRsnrvn, Z
KAILnoAD CoHYXHyns
/ OMMENCING SEPTEMBER q, 1870. trstr.
~ on this road win run rs foilows. : 'Al'
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 "A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL dai!y fcospe..,.. :,
f9r Wi!mington Charleston, saYsnnss
sia soas, AsEasss sndsl gsn,s soa
stops only at Manchester and cbe sala
8 A.M.,rREIG;.HT THAN daily except Sunday,
Win passenger attached. TlIronkk
4 tickets sold BIZ this train TO Lynx
burg with Atlantic, Mississippi 's an
~ Ohio train for stations on tfiss ,oa , y
1eo P NJ, a9 Tn ssS!easp'f Ma Rfn; daily p,
gers taking this train WIN rsI.
close connection at Petersburg sse
Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splenS AZ
Bay-line steamers for Baltimore. iP, s1,aa
.1 adelphia, ard New York, and with ~ ~.
y Old Dominion steamers for Ne. Yo No
5loP. NJ, FREIGHT daily except sunday Is; WI,
3tt- coach attached. ." "'tH
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:50 A. n, FREIGHT TEAM daily texcen, Sow
IL A. NJ, g sGsSa i,,a dsiiy eonDee,n,
with Richmond, Fredefeksbnras ,ny
Potomac railroad for all points Enc sna
+. M FREIGHT TRAIN daily (exccpt snnd.-,
with passenger-coacli attached ''f'
7:46 p. h. THROUGH NAIL daily, ccnnec.y,,
with Richmond. Frederfckslmry ana
Potomac railroad for all points E,s;
ano west. Pullman Sleeper attaehe1
running through TO Baltimore Iisr
| making close connection with ~
chesapeake and Ohio railroad Tor t tbs
Virginia Springs and all points Eort i
and West This train storg oniy AZ
Chester and Manchester ~
The IL A. NJ. train from Petersburg and tba on
P. M. train from Richmond will stop ON signal AZ
regular stations ~
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave Richmond =,
1:2O z. h MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI.
DAYS.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star, from
the Appomattox depot. ''.
| SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
mond at A. NJ. and P. 81.
Sc A. SHAW. Superintendent
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RICHMOND. FREp'G & POTOMAC r. RICO.
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. August 81, 1S7. )
OF TRAINS. 49,

offio1 R HcHaosD August 81, 1877, y
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
500 A. N. leaves Broad-Strect station daily ex
- cept Sundays, connecting ut Shepherd
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
ut 2:35 p. NJ, making close connec-
lions for the Northwest, arriving ut
Philadelphia at ESQ T.. N. and New
for Alexandra and Washington.
$50 P. NJ. leaves the Byrd-Sreet station daily
90" connecting with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at Shepherd, oppssiIe
Baltimore, at 10 r. M., and With
S NeE YSEk rh ts5!a sH Il i & 70
NEW YORK;, and with New York
Night express ola Baltimore and
Potomac railroad at Washington,
arriving at Charles-Street station, Eai,
sLEEPER From WASHINGTON
,ooo p NJ leaves aiS station tsaturdays
exesrsea connecting ngs At p0taae gaod
Cos p. NJ. hcCoMioDATIoN THAN, for
y Hanover Junction, leaves Broad-Street
station (Sundays excepted.
500 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street station tSun
DAYS excepteu). - 49, .
100 P NJ arrives q BYRD Street station daily
mt Broad-Street station (Sundays ex'
cepted).
$50 p. NJ. arrives ut Broad-Strcct station daily
except Sundays.
Pullman sleepers on night trnins-
FREIGHT TRAINS leaye br9ad.srse1I Is sston on
or ali ponfs North a and arrive
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FIR Y
MORNINGS. ConsIguees Of live stock and perish
able ssf giving Sfse at
cipal points NO North and We,t. Z. T; b: MYERs:
General supGr.nWteenndssnt.
les General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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by W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
" OF NINETY-TIIREE AND FIFTY,SEHES
TTTSDREDTHS ACRES, ON THE NEW.BRIDGE
ROAD, IN HENRICO COUNTY, OPPOSITE 2 Ell The ~
NEW-BRIDGE CHURCH, ABOUT FIVE MILES
BELOW RICHMOND.-By virtue OF u decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Hcnrco, emil on inc o.h oi
APRIL, 1876, in the case of Barker pS. Barker, we
shall, as special commissioners thereby appointed,
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises on
MONDAY the 18th September 1875, ut o ,cd OK
p NJ. the FARM located rs above. now occupied DS
Mr. Garlnta Barker. containing NlNETf-IHHRRIE;EE
AND FIFTY-SEVEN HUNDREDTHS ACkES.
On his farm there are the usual buildings suitable
for the place. The land Is Of fair quality ana INC
neiphborhood Is 4 desirable one. by agreement OF
parties full possession will be given Isl November
next, and in the meantime the purchaser can enler
on the land to alow for fall crops, and Tor such IN
proyemcnts rs he may desire to make. :.
TERMS: Enough III cash to defray expenses OF
sale and costs Of suit estimated at about $780, more
or less balanceat one two, and three years Tor ne
gotiabe notes interest added, satisfactorily endorsed
and title retained till all Of the purchase-noney
fully paid and conveyance ordered by the ne, court.
JOHN LYON,
-- Special Commissioners.
AS counsel for the parties we consent to the above
' Il
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GUNS, PISTOLS. dc.

GUNS! GUNSI GUNS l--Just opened, q
BREECH-LOADlNG GUNS made by w. g G.
Scott & Son and other makersSsome rs cheap as
Guns aud Sporting Goods of al kinds, which / offer
as low as they can be bought anywhere. am agent
for the celebrated Dcad-Shot Sporting and Blasting
Powder which can recommend rs being equal TO
any powder made, and viii be sold IS low, ct whole
sale or retail, - r. w. TIGEOR,
's al Slim 1889 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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COWS FOR SALE.

r HAVE CONSTA NIL Y ON TES
Il hand from ten to fifteen FRESH CeWsEx
and CALVES, ranging, In price FROM e25 70 SEQ
Those In want OF such viii find me at my place, on
the Brook turnpike just beyond the cattle scale.
house. ForIfurthes Information apply Et Stall 2,
New Markell 4.gtT5 ga |4t JOSEPH KIRSH.
au15-8t&t2taw4w 81 2 ~ = Z
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

3 Leave Richmond at 8 A. NJ, $3.50 2. ", and 10 Z.
Potomac bats connects ut Shepherd With through
sleepers for New York.
/. 6 A d. daily Except Sundays, making close con,
nections at Shepherd for the northwest, arriilnE
Philadelphia at $50 p. III. and New YORK al Ao'|'
p. III. L. IL. COLE,
General Ticket Ageh'.
A. S, WHALING,
Southeastern Passenger AseE'.
II. X. SHARP,
.f Tvs g.s Master Of Transportauon.
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Romance of the Diamond Field.

Chapter I. "This, then, Miss Bangs, is
YOUR final answer" Irrevocably So" was
the proud reply.
Chapter II. They made pretty picture
standing in the doorway of her fathers
mansion; he, the captain of the Melon
Stealers, tall and strong in limb, and the
hero of his little first base in many a hot-con-
tested game. She, the fair daughter OF the
banker who wagered the entire assets of
the bank and the deposits of many poor
man on the return game between the Moth
Eradcators and the home club on the fol-
lowing day. Our hcro's answer came hot
and quick: "Then," he cried, "to-mor-
rows setting sun will shine upon the beggar
daughter of ruined man. 1t rests with
me to throw the game upon which your
proud fathers wealth is staked, You have
tonight settled your own fate! So be it..
Goodnight" and turning himself seven
times round on his heel, at the same time
boring large hole in the hall carpet, Nose
FitZ Allen was gone.
Chapter III. Prominent among the i'm
mcnse crowd assembled on the grounds is
the pale face of Amelia Bangs. The Moth
Eradicators are at the bat on the last half OF
the ninth inning, with two men out and
one on the third, and the score stands fifty
three to ffty-three. "Will that man get
in?" is the breathlcss question which per-
vades the scene. Nose Fitz Allen, standing
on the first base, mutters, snow for re-
venge Now do I give the thing away
ALL" And his face was distorted with pas
sion like mud-ball dried in the sun.
"Two strikes!" wells the umpire. The bat
ter must hit it next time He does hit il,
and fly mounts and descends beautifullyto
Nose. "Take it, Nose" goes out from the
throat OF Banker Bangs and hundreds OF
his friends. Not if Nose is thoroughly
acquainted with HIMSELF" is his low re-
spouse, and the bali passes through his
hands, and the man on the third goes home.
Score, 81 to So. ....
ChapterIV. Two months later finds Anne
liza Bangs taking in plain sewing, her father
the janitor of the oil exchange, and Nose,
though somewhat troubled in mind, still
takes his beer.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WO0D.-ANTHRAC
I } WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT. CLOVER HILL,
MIDLOTHIAN, and CONE COAL. of best quality,
for crates, stoves furnaces, and engine rse save
from IS cents to 81 per ton by calling and examining
nv stock before purchasing elsewhere. DAN and
PINE WOOD, $3.50 to 50 per cord. Remember
manic I'm prices North, and do not be deceived.
Nineteenth and Cary streets. I. II. PAGE.
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j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctionce,
BY F. j. Sampson, ......
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
M o21 TJuII street Manchester. WI

by F. j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. LOT OF LAND, WITH THE BUILDINGS
THEREON, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER.-By virtue Of certain
deed.of trust executed to me by Alexander Briggs
and Mary Ann his wife, dated the Gath day OF May,
1876, and duly of record in the clerks office OF the
Hastings Court for the city of Manchester, VIII;
being required so to do by the beneficiary In said
dec d. offer for sale at public auction, on the prem
lses on WEDNESDAY the 3th day Of seg1em Mtt
the BUILDINGS thereon, fronting 80 feet on JEFF
ferson street and running back 81 feet, known rs
Lot No. 10.
houses could be made comfortable.
TERMS: Cash as to the amount OF the debt Sc
cnred and costs of sale say about $685. balance on
easy terms which viii he announcer ut the hour OF
sale. "A. o. AIhlSSOS,
sc 1-tds trustee.
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BY F. j. Sampson,
successor to Sims &c Sampson,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No. o21 Hull street, Manchester.

successor to Sims &c Sampson,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. o21 Hull street, Manchester.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE THIRTY
Il HORSEPOWER STEAAI-ENGlNE An D
THREE BOILERS ATTACHED. ONE PUMP
AND FIXTURES, ONE FORCE.PUMP AND
PIPE. ONE WINCH AND FRAME. ONE Pa
TENT BLOCK AND CHAINS. ONE LARGE
CHAIN, THREE GINS AND EIXTqREs, AM,
ESTATE. NEAR TIE VILLAGE OF MIDLO-
THAN, IN THE COUNTY OF CHES LEST l,l
VA, TWELVE MILES FROM RICHM0ND..By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me by Robert
Marks and wife OIL the 9th day Of March, 1865, and
duly of record in the County Court clerks office OF
Chesterfield county. IN Deadlock So page. SO,
will sell at public auction, on the premises being re.
qurcd so to do by the bcne ciarics in said decd OF
trllst), on SATURDAY the 10th day Of september,
1876, commencing at II o'clock d.; the , HA 1T.
perry, including the MULES, is all in cook working
order and condition.
The terms of the deed requires cash, but more
liberia, terms will be announced at the hour OF sale
Sc std - A. C. PULLIAM, Trustee.
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TIA,IUCTToN SALES -Eu.urs gayss

lAUCTToN SALES Eusssrs gnysg.1s,s W..
NV Robert d. Lyme
fsuccessor to Lyme q Br0thcr), a IS
5iy5s4ssaa Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
~ si. iii No. 1912 Mnin street..
MICE AND NEAT TWo.sToRE!,Y1
- FRAMED pwEhLTISSsss WITH FlbE Eie oF Me- ~,
ss 1HI4NAitcsslRsr III gRNPIkE FEY Ro9Ks
NORTH OF MR. HILTZHIMER,s RE SSnsRRfiSfis'
kSp EoM oe4cuHEutEcRP1 Il = 1saaess
owner shall SELL upon the prep gts On IL acosk
PAY e. aane sSsisiPPfRso psHs 9
contains four rooms, kitchen with two rooms, anu
One large lot with water On u the s Si rce
seii's ' e1'' ROBERT b. LYME, Auctioneer.
~ - BY j. L. @Apperson,s 81 !: ~ 81.
- Real Estate Agent and Ancttoneer. s.
-. lO1e Main street. .slaf. ri
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VAIL
l ABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE sQg g,I ltr
sT Ell WfTH THE BUIIDINGs THEREON con;
AZ .n6e and VIE frt dated Sd
duly recorded and being thereto required WIZ aSa
the on '
nccnned nv said Laube undertaken. The lot fronts
26 feet and runs back 1sl feet inches 10 an aies
lS T 1sss Mia atsale. PHILIP KEP LEE.
- r 40 urnSLee.
nRItsTEEs SALE OF v A LUA BL q
| i GRAZING-LAND IN POCAH0NTAs CO uM55
TY W.iVA.-In pursuance OF trust-deea eSeSm s,,
| by samuel W. Anderson to me, as trustee, bearing
date 18th day OF December, 1879 and duly reeoIa .
ed in Deed-Book No. IL, page i2S; IN Ine &c XII
S iSs t ss
her 1876 THAT being court-day, at HuntersSilie,
the courthouse of Pocahontas county to the R GiE9
0E LAND. containing In the aggregate IWENII =
THEE hpMDREi1t A AMR 10 snd
In n survey of George Baxter of September, 1877 5;
is the land which Gs 7 - ne
cember SIS, to which reference Is nmde for meIes
and bounds. :.., 80 po..bontos
lands for fertility and grazing purposes shond nhe
this tract very desirable TO persons seeking ianos III
| this section. 80 o,. -o,-
sonabe time. 1r1rr1.M
CURRY, clerk Pocah9 2tGIG COUNTY rFFERsoN
soooot Trustee.
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En00K AND JOB WORK NEAILYeIESs;
Ed ROUTED AT TIE DISPATCH PRlAsa.ssS
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHRspEtKy,
~ strg. RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT 7
RICHMOND, VA. August 90. 1876.
GREAT REDUCTION
" IN PASSENGER FARE.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.

II
| THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS arrive AZ
| Richmond DAILY at 10 A. D.. and leave Richmond
ut $3.50 p. NJ, connecting ut West Point with Tho
| magnificent Drst-class steamers HAVANA and
LOUISE, and landing passengers in Baltimore ara
A. NJ, in ample time to connect with al trains for
northern, eastern, or western points.
Fare to BALTIMORE. ....................s3 %
Fare to Baltimore and return .............. 3 Cd
Fare to philadelphia. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Fare to Philadelphia and return 75
Fare to New York. ................. so
Fare to New York and return............... Is as
| ROUND-TRIP TICKETS to Baltimore, Phiaael-
phia, and New York, good for THIRTY DAYS from
III THR PIi FREIGHT TRAINS leave Richmond
DAILY ut 5 A. NJ; arrive ut Richmond DAILY at
6P.M.
Freights deliycredin Baltimore at A. NJ. DAILY.
Careful handling and the utmost dispatch guaran-
iced.
The management takes pleasure In announcing to
the public the re-establish:nen. OF their DAILY
steamers have been reftted In the most thorough
manner for the accommodation Of passengers and
freighta Their STATE-ROOMS are large and wen
furnished. TABLE supplied with every delicacy Of
the season.
delightful trip down the Chesapeake Bay and arrive
in Baltimore In ample time To connect with the rail-
lines for Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all
The The LOWEST RATES and greater dispatch than
OF rclghts to or from southern points at Richmond.
| Cars run through between West Point and Atlanta
without change Tickets sold 10 all northern cast
ern, and western points, and baggage checked
| through.
street; at the Exchange Hotel, and company's Do.
pot. corner Twenty-third and Dock streets.
/ au23 Ii. L. DOUGLASS, Superintendent.
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

4TUsT RECEIVED, A LOT OFa6R
O Caifskin Boots, CATERS, and Laced
Shoes, for old gentlemen, very broad bot-v "
toms and low heels; fine Calf Box-toed Gal
tiers, for men and youths; something nice and good
little boys and girls aud good assorted stock for
| w. II. CARDOZO'S, No. 1S26 Main.street,
second door from corner Fourteenth street.
Another large lot Leather, Saratoga, and other
Trunks very cheap. N3AssSh au 2S
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP aFEsS
~ COMPANY. uSzkaas s2s,
FOR NEW YORK.

DILL RICH 1|Efk
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROyI-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
notice the steamers Of this line will make tr-weeky
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,,
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY. and Richmond
everyTUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city pia Cape Cod, landing ut Old Colony
NepN'' - W. p PORTER, Agent,
2425 Book street, Hlchmond.
1850 WILLIAM p. CLYDE Il Co. ,
General Agents,
p ..ir, No. 10 South Wharyes, Philadelphia
sst u. u. G. MINK, Agent,
my1 No. 20 Devonshire street, Boston.
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nATr,ROIAR LIHEs.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD,i
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PAssEN-
] c.ERa CONC WEST OF HUNTINGDON
Owing to a change OF the schedule OF the boats on
the OHIO river which they leays Huntington a.
aers for Cincinnat and the West, in order TO make
Connection ut Huntington, will leave Richmond by
the $50 A. M. train instead Of the night tram; 9,
stead of r.. b.. passengers make close connection
for Cincinnati and the West, arriving at HUM
The midnight tra1n will continue TO leave Rich
mond for Huntington every night, but western pas
sengers taking this train Will be detained ~ hunt
ihs'"n '"h 'een Ao CONWAY r. HOWARD,
se 2-1m General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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TOR RENT, the TWO STOCK M
Il BRICK DWELLINGS Nos. 312 and S14 I'D
west Cary street, containing nine rooms each; Wa
ter, gas bathroom, and other modern convenience
In good repair. Possession ut once. Rent only $50
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
sn11-2t No. ! Tenth street.
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AS counsel for the parties we consent to the above
CANNON IL COURTNEY,
for plaintiff. Robinson Barker;
sec JOHN LYON, for Garinta Barker.
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EOR RENT, STOCK-BRICK FRONT @:s
Il DWELLING No. l26 west canal street, aI
containing eight rooms, bathroom, gas, water, DC.
Rent $3.50 per annuIn. .
CHAPLIN, STAPLES 6 CO.,
so lost No. / Tenth street.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT OR SALE-TO THE a.
Il LADIES.-Do not fail to examine the TWO E::l
NEW STOCK-BRICK HOUSES Nos 328 and $50
west Cary street. containing nine rooms each double
parlors, marble mantes, handsome chandeliers
stationary range. Hot and cold water through the
houses. CHAFFIN, STAPLES &c CO..
Sc l2-5t No. Tenth street,
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TORRENT, THEDESIRABLE AND A.
Il WELL ARRANGEDB BRICK TENEMENT LII
HOUSE, No. 6 north Second street, containing SIX
rooms; kitchen, and other. conyeniences-aii IN
rthcrough repair Possession in few days.
! e. D. EACHO, Real Estate Agent,
sa1Jtt - - No. 9 Fourteenth street.
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WANTS.

WANTED for several I'M
! w furnished handsome second floor rooms, Win
| modern conyenenccs and frst-clsss BQAHD, cln
no had ut No 3Ol south Grace street. References
| Exchanged Use 12-eod2tl X. COLSTON.
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EThese are the rates Mt which these insre-
dients can be purchased, all mixed and ready
for use, in fertilizers, both general and spc-
cial Freight, Of course, would have to be
added, but nothing more. 2. 2. L.
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EOR RENT, a SUIT OF THREE@:a
Il ROOMS on second floor OF house No. 500 M.I
Main street, between Third and Fourth streets.
Kitchen rooms may be had with them If desired.
Apply ut drugstore corner Third and Main streets.
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FOR SALE OR RENT, TWO NEW a
y DWELLINGS, Nos. 32s and $50 west Eli
Cary street, containing nine rooms each; bath
range In kitchen, and all modern conveniences. For
rent or sale and possession ut once.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
sc 6-1w f'&s#U .Et..f No. ! Tenth street.
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WANTED TO HIRE, A WHITE WO-
w MAN to COOK and do GENERAL HOUSE
WORK for 8 small family. Proof of moral charac-
nnnnSite AsscmhlY Hall. Eghth street. sc 12-3t*
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

Vevoda Galliera, kavalir ital
sky, stal SC dobrodincein sve vlasti veil
kvm darem 20 lmlionG frank1 ku zrizeni
noveho pfistavu v Janov6. Vevoda Ra-
fael Galiera jest rozeny Janovan clta
nyni go let. Manzeka jeho, rozena mar
chesa Brignoni, Jest t6z Janova. Man
zelstvi toto jest pouze jedinym synem po-
zehnano. Otec vevod6v byl bankefem V
JAnov6 a zavodu ieho byl take delsi ems
zamestnan zemfely baron Sina. P6vodn6
imenovala Sc rodina vevodova Ferrari
hodnost vevodskou dostal banker cd pa
peze. Jiz po vice let zije veyoda Gallie-
ra iako soukromnik Pafizi a jest spray
MIN radou statni iizni drahy, jez zalozi
ii pomahal. Pred nekolika lety obdafi
vevoda sve rodne mesto take bohatou o,
brazarnou. Jm6ni jeho paci SO ma So
100 milion6 frankI.
Dne 26. listopadu odebrala Sc vevc-
dovi, nyni Janov6 meskajicimu, deputa
ce d6lniki, ably mu vzdala diky "a velik
myslny dar. Vevoda vlidne deputaci
vital pravil, &c postaral Sc to, ably da
eho skuteGne byl obracen k vytknut6m
1celu. PAX mluvil o dtlnickych domect
ktere staveii dava proievil pfani, ably
Mich bydleli skutetni d6lnici, nikoli lcnc
81. Obyvatele tech domd budou plat'
naemne, ovsem ze ien male, ptece vsa
budou moci fici, 20 pfebyvail We ylastnic
domech.