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The New York herald., 1869-02-22
Total customs .a22, 2es, ,0os f22.es4,psl

rne British income tax IS little more than ten per
unu the wnO.e revenue OF the Kingdom Is consider
aDy In excess or that OF the United States although
we tax some hundreds OF articles where Great Britain
lakes one. Yet the resources OF tue two countries
are not practically very different In amount
ngland has just tfied both plans; first, that we
follow, OF adjusting universal taxes to protect
and help everything. and secondly, that OF selecting
lew articles to TAX solely Tor revenue purposes.
By tie latter plan she now coec1s more revenue,
mos cleaply AMI with incomparaby less pressure
on the pcopIo thln ever She could by the former.
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tp'oncs nsi Monte and
gf.s. IA A.w.a 49,.

h.to continued priyrs
were rather Lrmrr There sales of lOi5 hags er
Lc.pse iUc., gold, in bond; $50 do, Anna, 5s do
aud ,oUg do, Cliiord private teIms.
uhcr kinas were 'iuirt at our lest quotations.
tLOtR AMI GlA4r.-iseceipss 2s.6 bbls -four, $50 do.
and ~ bags meal, slos3 bushels wheat l7gi do.
10 10 do oats ~ d. rye and ID do barley. Tho -four
s du. and nominal st quotations which
" show marGel decline for The week. Quota
TONS however, mercy nominal California -four was
si utl and nUmina. lhe were aUJ0 uDs. south.
Hour n trlue active, but Prices of all
grades scieuiy purchaser The
about J0 Deia Rye aour SLOW Of sale aud prices
were heavy falea $40 ibis. Corn meal modtrateiy
active, iae sales being spc 90 0os al ~ 80 for Bran
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, Feb. 20 81

SATURDAY, Feb sop. N.
AsursReceipts % packages. Pot In moderate de-
mand and prices hrm At q! rs ~ s76 Pearl were
duh and nominal
CorroS.Reccipts 97s bales. There good demand
from spinnes and Spectators and inquiry from ex
porer and the market rmer Prices advanced about
ac per b the market closing strong with light OF ernes
The sales 3i: bales, including lsc2 on speculation
is7 for spinning and i for export rhe sales were
go bales low nidding for March delivery. axe. ssc
A.. M.
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uCriov skLr.-J. sgsusRr rrf11knp ROOM as
n Grsni Merra u e'decss wila "A rniara lshles,
fhesns and wmsnts mli 7nnA urdsr
All hture ~ 49, nasars sAa On .rsasm n Femn~r4nts
seciess tAans tAs ryass.
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Subioned IS the total valuation OF foreign imp0rts
at the port OF New York for the week ending Febru-
ary 10, compared with that Of the previous week.
Feb H. Feb. 10.
Dry goods. 1857, ,6s2 $3,395505
General merchandise. ...... 1887, ,o65 4,G4374S
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q os; do. sevens interest payable In Georgia, 50
90; North Carolina, ex coupon, e3A 6ah; do. new,
GO 0 6oE; Missouri sixes STA s711; do. Hannibal
and ST. Joseph, 81 IS; louisiana sixes, II I2h;
do. levee sixes. 071s 67z; do. do. eights, 81 .
s5k; Alabama eghts, o. q 94A; do. fiyes, 651s
65s4; do. skies, sterling, so s5 South Carolina
skies, 10 o 7ilz; do. new. 6s G9s: DO. regular
stock, 81 a 0i City OF Memphis skies, 5o% 81; do.
Atlanta cights. rs o 80; do. Savannah sevens, 90
9l; do. New Orleans consols IS 50; do. do. issued
to railroads. 70 ~; Mobile Ohio sterling, "a 65;
do. eghts, 50 5i Mississippi Central Railroad, first
mortgage, 6s q 70; do second mortgage, So 54;
Memphis and Charleston, first mortgage 90 9l; do.
second mortgage 70 II; do. stock, 40 4s; Green
Vile aud Columbia guaranteed. 55 81.
Annexed Is a comparative statement showing the
shipments Of specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods In 1865
$685. 1909.
Eighth week. $9o4, ,254 $2i3,323
n Vtl =
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A Ucrrog NorICE.-OvER 7isUo WORTH
"A az nkgNITICENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Al public suclion this day Monday Feb 81 at 10 o'clock
prerisey. Al III. large four storv residences iy West
Ishth street. Sixth ParorsNelvet Brusseis
Carpets magnificent rosewood fanoiore Stool and 60.
crimson and geld French satin brccse Eagere brocste
Satuarv yases Figures Bronze Clocks, &C. Bedrooms
Rcsrwood and walnut Bedstesdt, Bureaus sshstands
Easy Chairs and Lounges Sofas Chairs Rockers covered
Eookrase. rtnc Desk Corner and kooksssnds, Buffet
plnrs Table and Chairs, lne Chins Tea and Dining Sets
class ard silver Ware Ivory Tahls Cutlery and al
Furniture the servants apartments Sale positive.
menens " wv 's'''' /. fIrzaERALp, Auc,ioDe,r
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IL Is only proper TO say that two different views
are taken OF It, ana that by many 1t Is not regarded
very unfavorable, the In deposits reduc-
ing the abilitlcs and making up for the uasatlsac
tory showing IN the other items. Chacta u soa
1ont.
The obstinate contest in the gold marxct between
the operators ior rise and the operators for fall
resulted in vict ~ or the latter the price yielding
a full two per cent at the close Of the week. The
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A DON'T FAIL TO GET COPY OF THE EVENING
"A. TELEGRAM with cartoon on the Fashions OF The Fu
ture, Monday next.
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-lhe wheAt marktt stehdy nndrr a moderate
ship ing demand, yesterdays prices Current quotations
ate s rather above hc limits Of shppers rhe sales were
about ~ OlU nushrs NJ III 55 FOR No spring IN svrc 81
S IS Tor do uevered 81 ~ for nor. and mixed, In
store, and 20 ~ "a for California. Corn steady,
with OF 55 90 bushels, SIC aNc. for MIXED
ern for Western yellow ssc for southern do ani guc
Vic. for Jersey do. Oats only moderately active and
tho mark. scarcely The 50 40 bush.
7tc 4sc In STORE, closing at s4c and 55c aioat.
au prices heavy ~ former quotations.
or barley small lot OF Canada West brought " ID Mat
FnrrGlrs The market was active, but rates were
generally lower The engagements wtrci-To Liverpool,
81 buAhes wheat al SD, and per steamer, 10 bushels
wheat d. aud $40 bio our at Ia 3D. TO London 100
tons oil cake 2s Sd ll d. and Iu0 bb do. nj 3D. 3D.
To remen steamer 40 bales OF cotton at c We heard
of srters.
EJac. for bars and ~ NC. Tor cloth.
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A PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION.
a JAMES NJ. MILLER
WIN sell on
MONDAY, MARCH is, 1863,

Al
IL o'clock, at Exchange Saesroom, Ill Broadway,
~ PARCELS OF LAND,
Containing about
ISL LOTS.
ESTATE OF LEWIS @. MORRIS.
The demand for semrira residences must be considered
only permanent characteristic OF the present activity
real estate but h also evidence that the Increasing pcpua
ton Of the city Of New York will make ts suburbs indspen
Fable suxiares II 10 not doubted that that part Of West
chester county embraced BY the contemplated sale viii
part Of the great and growing city Of New York.
The feature Of Westcheser county present this
connection, viewed from . city standpoint IL the
CENTRAL AVENUE,
which of the broadcast and finest In the world
for tho general OF locality and ths
beauty Of surrounding and adjoining h commences
the norhey side OF Harlem river, directly opposite the
Seventh Grand Boulevard 56th
street, connected with this city bY the Central bridge,
which spans the at that point
The Commissioners Of Central Park, when this tract shall
placed under their CONTROL will out several streets and
them by bridges with the boueverds
New York side
The probable consolidation part OF westchestsr
county with New York city popularity OF Central
drive the proximity Of the Harlem and Third avenue
the underground railroad make IL At
desirable for building purposes for investment
The location Of this property superb, and ne view OF
Central avenus is presented from all points
For maps ana further particulars apply 70 tho Auctonesr
% Pine street.
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FIST AUCTION SALE
SCRANTON COAL.

on WEDNESDAY,, FEB. ~, tas,.
peewtre, Lackawanns Western Railroad Gown
ranv viii sell, hy Mcssrs. JOHN VI. DRAPER co, aaS
totcrfs a the companys aalesropm, Ekchanxe p,Aos
New YORK, Wednesiay. Feb e. st ~ O'Clock noon.
ss,gg TONS OF COAL,
the IacWNwannN regions. deversbe ak their depot
Liys slrth-or' ". j., during March, 1852
SAMUEL si.OAN. Prcssdsak
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A J. BLEECKER, SON . co. WILL SELL AT AuC-
"A. ton, Friday a6h, A ~ o'clock, At the Exchange
Saesroom Ill Broadway the four story brick House
Lot No sN West Thirty seventh street. between Eighth and
Ninth The house contains store and extra me oors
for nearly and but by days work In the best
Sale unconditional. mortgage Of vi, 900 u
EON A 90. "a Cedar atreel
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Total. $40, 592,ll5 $685., i9I
Tho exports OF specie from New York to date in
the previous sixteen years compare as follows:--
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A UCrroN.-THB suBscRIBER WILL oFrER HIS
N Farm for sale situated 10 ths town Of Patterson The
farm 10 hs ndscmey located and derbhe farm for dairy
purposes, having factory, In GOOD running orde
Tor III. manufacture OF butter and has ono OF
the best springs IN the country for cooling milk Twelve snes
springs he whole farm contains
$50 ~ containing mineral will be sod separate
The fencing 10 Of and In good order Ihe IaFn
station, 90 the Harlem
Railroad and mile from the Sewhurr and panony na
ssturdsv Frbrusry III at 10 O'Clock further partcu
lars inquir- Of kENf, the premises or WAL
Auctioneer Carmel; OF the owner, j. shAkLk, III ~
iAneey street. New York.
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J. BLEECKER, son a co. WILL SELL FIFTY
"A. Boston Road Lots opposite First street. Aorsania, 81
Exchange Buildings, March2
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NIoERIs WILKINS. AUCrIoSEER
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
On
BROADWAY,
And
BRooxE AND CRossY STREETS
AT AUCTION.
r. H. LUDLOW co.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, TOMORROW.
TUESDAY, FEB a ts69,
At 12 o'clock. nj the
Exchange saiesroom Ill Broadway, Trinity Building r. +
BrosdwsyThe very desirable Plot Of ground, with shs
two story and basement brick Stores thereon. the nor
westerly OF broadway west Houston street. being
together feet 10 inches IN front Broadway and l2s ~
IN depth Houston street. Sold subject 10 lease exprag
Nay |, is72, Ai s2a, 600 per annum and Croton
brooms and Crosby ssrees-The valuable Lot with ne
Building thereon, the nohw estery OF Broome aud
Crosby streets being Is front Brooms street. t fee, "
depth Crosby and 1855 feet the westerly si1
Sod subecs 70 lease expiring NAY l. s7i, a Sa0 and al
taxes-
and mortgage for fvs years at per cent
Maps full particulars At the onlcs OF the Auconsrn,
No. Pine street, New York
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III EyRY D. HERTs AUCTIONEER.
III Genteei Household Furniture.
On Tuesday, Feb. "a, 81 l0h O'Clock,
A. No. 246 West Thrty-thrl street,
Comprising mahogany and walnut Parior and Chamber
Suits Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oicloh Re Beifinss
China Glassware Clocks Mirrors cooking and kitchen U,e
sia Catalogues sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF MONDAY WILL CON-
tain cartoon Fashion, By hs great American artist,
L. Dore.

n and Fancy Goods.-HENRY q. EVANS, Auctonecr,
win sell on Tuesday February A A. u O'Clock, So Barclay
Of the best manasctoriss Also Yellow Rock Warss
Glassware OF every description. Also OF ne Silver
Plated Ware and Table Cutlery, Fancy Goods Lc
city and deslera.
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VOSxERs PROPERTY Ar AUcrios.-A VERY nE-
slrshe new House, with two Lots comp 10, fos
two families boarding house, Nrrcrham VIII
L. sof st auction. Wednesday, s4h last, - oex
orposs the frsldcnce vi Nr. Joan
ds0ess.l ave minutes walk from the depot.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

Why is a stick of candy like a horse 4?
Because the more you lick it the faster
it goes.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28


Don't trade wit us, it will not be
our fault.
We are going to lay i'm large
stock of the most desirable goods,
and are going to sell them cheap
for Cash
Mating "a speciality, i'm all widths.
We will open Monday morning
I case fast color Prints, no cents.
4 case AHpacas, double fold, 80 c.
L case MarsaiIles, % c. per yard.
4 case Dress Goods CSC. per yard.
All Wool Ingram Carpets, rs cts.
per yard, the cheapest Goods we
have seen for ten years.
We would invite all i'm want OF
First-C lass Goods, at Reasonable
Prices, to give us a call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-14

The Coon AND THE CARPET-BAGGER.-
The Baton Rouge Adrocate is responsible
for the following good story of coonS and
carpct-baggcrs
SIS that coon lively?"
.'Oh yes, sir, replied the black possessor
of aS wild II specimen rs ever made tracks
in the Comlte swamp. -.........
"Well, want real lively fellow; put
him on that root" pointing to lowerknob
of II very tall oak, "and let's see II he Will
stir himself"
No sooner said than done, and the coon
went up the tree like Il creased streak OF
lightning. You satisfied, boss, he's liyely:'
"Well, yes; but | don't want Il coon in Il
tree-top."
The freedman looked up the tree, whIs-
tied, and scratched his head for an idea, and
said, "Well, boss, dat coon is like carpet
Dagger: VERY promising when he's dotca,
but when he's up he ain't mouse to no.
body"
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John HANCOCK.-No man has probably
been more ovcrratcd than John Hancock.
He was rich, lived oStenlatiouSly, and Was
very generous, but he was vain and UNI
scrupuous. Almost everybody with whom
he traded was obliged TO sue him. My
father told me that one could seldom pass
the courthouse i'll Boston during term
time without hearing the crcr OF the court
proclaim from the door-steps, ellis Excel
lency Joan Hancock, come into court and
make ans4jer to A. b., or you will be de-
fauted. BE would present to clergyman,
for example, on Clcction-day, suit OF
clothes, and the tailor would have to sue the
Governor for payment-and so in numerous
other instances. His widow, Nine. Scott,
who hurried Captain Scott, master OF one
of Governor HancOck'S London packets,
told me in my youth that on one occasion
the Governor invited the whole Senate of
Massachusetts, to breakfast with him with
out giving her any notice. She said, eve
have no milk for the coffee of so many per-
sons" and he replied, Send the servants
out to milk the cows on the common 1t
was the custom then for the inhabitants TO
send their cows TO crop the grass on the
public common. But Hancock was not the
only man in public life who~in those days
di>honorcd his position. The late Judge
William JAY informed me that while he was
II boy he heard Chancellor Livingston say to
his father: clay, what set OF -- raS-
Gals there were in the Old Congress.
irtc{S TGpp0r. ....r....
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Old errors are stubborn errors 1T t0oka
long time to prove to people that the earth
was round, and turned on It's aNlS anu
rcvolved around the sun. 1t was, however.
satisfactorily demonstrated 1T last. III seems
that an error almost as hard to eradicate
has been found in the English Admiralty
chart. The London Times, speaking OF the
LAYING OF the French cable by the Great
Eastern, says: The course Of the vessel
would have brought the Great Eastern close
to the northwards of the supposed galint
spires of rocks called the "Thrcc CHM
neys," and which, as laid down in the Adj
mralty chart, were confidently believed TO
exist. When this was mentioned, some
months ago, in the Times, n controversy
at once arose in these columns, some
naval men utterly denying the exist
ence OF these extraordinary rocks, while
The other side rendered the evidence
of cye-wtnesseS, who avcrrcd that they
had actually seen them. The matter
is now set at rest, and if ever the "Thec
ChiinncvS" had al existence. they have
none now. The Atlantic cannot afford to
lose the small amount Of interest which at
tachcd to the supposed presence OF these
solitary peaks; but facts are stubborn
things" and it has now been placed beyond
a doubt that they arc not TO he found, at
least in the latitude and longitude i'll which
they appear on the charts. Lieutenant
johnson, in the course of his soundlngS,
went over the exact spot where they are III
Dictated in the chart, aud found more than
two thousand fathomS Of water. with deep
water all around. and not the slightest trace
of rock or Shoal in any direction. The
sooner, therefore, they come out of the Adj
miraty map the better; and it would be GU
ricu~ TO know how they ever got there at
ALL
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BY Wellington Goddin,.

HANDSOME FRAMED DWELLING
I i ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET
BETW ZEN MADISON AND MONROE FOR
SALE At AuCToN;1Ml he sold # 3Sc a 1l u;
July 1880. N O'Clock 7. NJ. that neat and we'll
PLANNED FRAMED TIE NElrENT located US above,
now occupied by Mr.. c. W. Gardner. and adloiu.
ing the residence of atr. James II. West. The lot
has front of 30 by l55 feet to wide alley and the
Dwell LING contains five rooms. besides kltcllen,
store-rocm. well Of water. and large staple ana
the whole premises is i'll good order ana attrac-
tive.
TEENS: Onc-thrd cash: balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest," dddcu,
secured by Il trust deed. .
" w. NODl)lN, LNHCtloHCcI.
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.UCTToy- sAIEs.-.Fuaure Days
BY Grubbs & Williams. .Anctioneers.
r,ra-,.,tr,s i,otv-aer, Main and Bank streets.

4 VERY VALUABLE + ARM Or
n FORTY ACRES, ONE "; NILE Ill; VEST $, ,9 9p
sATE AT aUCTION.--By request of Mr. Alex
ander Kerr viii sell at auction IL npon the pre-
III his yerv valuable and mncli-admired FARM.
Situated as above. 1t embraces FORTY ACRES
OF LAND, all cleared highly improved, ana In
cultivation. -, ,. r,a
dwelling with five rooms Kitchen with thrcc
rooms Stable barn and the usual other buildings.
Tbis pl,re offers great attractions TO persons
seeking Il pleasant home and valuable land near
the city. to,,.o
and eighteen months. with interest, and secured
bv a decd Of trust
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AUCTION sALEs.-Future Daya.
By + yttlcton Royster, Anctioneer,
New Kent county, Va.

4 VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR
~. SALE IN NEW KENT COUNTY;-ln exc
cuion of decree obtained In the circuit court Oh
New Kent, at the last May term, in the cause Of
Frayser rs. Jones ct. Gls., will expose 70 puDic
auction on the premises: on TuESpAd inc z ,,,n
JuIy next Mt Il 'clock NJ. IL fair, IL not, on me
next fair day thereafter, that very DESIRABLE
FARM called and known as WILL BEOo.fh a,,,.
located in the county of New Kent, lying contlgn-
aus to the lands Of Emmaus Church, Mr. Albert 4:
Parkinson. and others within six miles OF tlle
Richmond and York River rai lroad ana inc SAINT !,
distance frnm.fllc Pamunkey river Has upon ~ u
G,SStWE0RTARLE DWELLING. with all ncces-
sarv o,,f-buildings. with young PEACH OF
CIIARD OF rare varieties, yielding -abuhdantF
CT oh season. ,,nos rroIv
The land Is naturally fertile, and produces hncls
the sta pies usually grown in this climate C 2n.Gi
niant 10 frst-class English and classlcnl scnnni
with MI the social advantages OF an Intelligent
hosp!tablc community. oros
TERMs: Sufficient cash to dcfray the expenses
of sale &C., &c. the residue on credit OF SIX
md twelve months in two equal instruments. VIII
bonds of approved security, to carry Interest from
date and the title reta incd until the Whole OIL INC
nurrh3s 90 money shall have been paid.
i' RICHARD r. FRAYSER-
Commissioner.
Richmond. June 10th. 1869.
,crns more or less. .. jy It'd
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THE SpoSsIRLE EDIroR.-Don Piatt tells a
story, a newspaper enterprise carried on
by him and one or two other gentlemen Of
Ohio several years ago. He says:
"The editors had their eyes in n chronic
state of mourning. But they were game,
and kept up the war until one day long
bodied, broad-shouidcred. double-ftsteG
Democrat, named jim Hoorc, stalkcd into
the editorial sanctum, and made the novel
proposition of being published as RESPONSE
bic editor.
"SYou amt up to these Wing fellers, you
amt. Just turn 'cm over to me-say Pm
the 'sponSible editor, will YOU"
This was novel, but pleasing, and Jeems
was duly installed in the post he solicited.
Not long after, an inspired blacksmith, OF
eloquent tinker. addressed the hard-cider-
ties. Our notice Of this event reads to the
effect that "our quiet town was fearful!
startled and alarmed by 4 strange noise that
broke out with great violence on SATURDAY
last near the church. On repairing to the
spot VIC discovered that the unearthly bel
lowing came from stray long-cars that had
wandered into our town. The owner O!
this disacreeable beast would do well TO
capture and stable him.
The paper was scarcely distributed before
the cloaucrt blacksmith bounced into the
Office. Followed by crowd OF cuiiots
friends.
where's the editor of this Niger bahy's
dip?" roared the stumpcr.
Don't allow no profanc language on
these premises" responded the I'D interim
responsible editor, turning over the en-
changes, and scarcely looking at the indlg-
nant intruder. >,
""You be id / want the editor, say
"Well. well. WE'LL cried Jim, with dig
nitv. as il his precious time was being in
truded upon by Il fellow beneath his notice.
Pm the 'sponSiblc EDITOR
"No You amt" chorllSed the crowd
you're only Jim Moore
Don't try to fool me-" foamed the ora.
tor. AZ want the feler that writ that,
pointing to the somewhat personal para
graph.
off you say I'm not the 'sponsible edl-
tor" exclaimed jim, getting up, ana IL
seemed rs if he never would get done dong
that, "you're id liar. You're ID
liar anyhow ~ and in the twinkling OF a
telegraph the injured orator found himself
stranded on the curb-Stoncs. with his lately
svmpathizing friends regarding him curl
o,,siy from behind corners. 1t is not neces-
sarv to say that we were not again dis
turbcd,
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AI,1,TION sALEs...Tlss nay.
BY Cook q Laugfton, Aucti',neers,
corner Governor aud Franklin streets.

BY Cook q Laughton, Auctt,neers,
corner Governor aud Franklin streets.
II ARGE SALE OF EST VIII 7 E
4 STONE CHINA AT AUCTION--On WE'D,
NFsDAY the tith instant Mt 10 o,c insk we VII
.eii' nj our store an invoice Of VIII Ute STONE
CHINA WARE. consisting of
400 dozen DINNER. BREAKFAST ana DEs-
SERT PLATES;
$50 COVERED and UNCOVERED NEIEIa-
BILE DISHES. -, t--,,.
SOUP and SAUCE TUREENS> GLANDS,
and LADIES;
SkTTCE BOATS,
PICKLES,
. BUTTER DISHES.
SALAD BOWLS.
SIDE DISHES. all sizes; - nc,
900 sets CUPS and SAUCERs, WIN ana WIFI
out handles;
20 dozen PITCHERS. all sizes;
20 dozen BOWLS, all sizes.
The above goods have just been opened from
ORIGINAL packages. and greatly superior To any
cvcr offered ut auction In this city, and to which
the attention ofthc trade Is called. ~
Wv COOK & LAUGHTON,
,,.,o AuctioncerS.
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MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
Nl DOLLAR SAVINGS BANk.-Persous
desiring to PURCHASE HOUSES OR LOIS
OF LAND FOR BUILDING UPON will
yourself home, and stop paying rent. Youwili,
by becoming stockhoder In this BUILDING
FUND, have the privilege OF purchasing home
time the house will be yonrs, and your accumula-
tions viii he considerable besides. Suppose you
continue 10 pay rcnt-h0w much better off Win
now! -
Save your rent by paying for your own house.
Call On us-we viii take pleasure IN explaining.
ONCE, 1900 Main street, jy Jim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-14
BY Wellington Goddin.
AuctIonecr ana Real Estltc Agent.

TWO EXCELLENT FRAMED TENE-
MESTs ON BROOK AVENUE. NEARLY
OPPOSITE MIR. PETER LAWSON'S RESl-
DENCE, FOR SALE At AUCTION:.Wilt be
sold Mt auction. on the premises on I'll ukSDAI
the 18TH of july 1900 mt Go-cIock 7. NJ, those TWO
FRAMED TENEMESTS located rs above, each
containing six rooms, andnow occupied by McSsrs
H. Saal and Herman Rose each Mt 81 80 per
month, They are well located. and are i'll good
order.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance ut four. eight
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added secured by Il trust decd.
Ii W. GODDIN. AnctiOncer.