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ments Ia favor Of the line. CoRBIS WAR

msnts Ia favor Of the line. CoRBIS WAR
WICK (president) and the gentlemen asso-
ciated with him as directors under the
charter have issued circular OF similar
character. 1t presents the arguments very
clearly and succinctlv, together with table
Of the cost of the different steamers OF the
present line and the amount OF their earn
;ngs. This shows that they have done a
thriving business. A parallel is drawn be-
tween this line and that proposed which
shows that the charges upon fre1ghts may
he greatly reduced and still leave large
profits. The exhibit cannot fail to attract
attention.
There is n prospect for a greatly in
creased business for vessels running be-
tween this city and New York. When the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad is finished
there will be such an increase as will do
mand many more steamers. We trust that
Richmond will be principal owner OF
these vessels. The retaining Of the reve-
MUGS from freights here would be large
addition to our capital, and assist mate
rally to increase the general prosperity.
1t is On important matter to both shippers
and producers here that they should have
lecided control over the vesscls carrying
heir frcights; and in no way can this con-
troll be better secured than by ownership.
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The XyasIsirrf0n El0ct0rq.

1t is known that some time ago certain
colorcd physicians here made application
COR membership in the Medical Society OF
the District of Columbia that the society
GRANTED them licenses to practice, but re-
fused to admit them to their social and other
gatherings; and that these c0Inrcd physl-
clans and their friends have noH formed
what they call the "Thc National Medical
Association" and will ask Congress for Il
charter. No one can object to that, but,
while asking to be chartered themselves,
they insert a clause for the repeal OF the
charter Of the Washington Medical Society,
which was approved on July !, 1893;
and then they propose, further, that Con-
grcss shall enact that no one shall practice
medicine, under a penalty of a fine Of 500,
unless he shall have first obtained certi-
ficate from this new society. The virtual
effect of this would be TO COMPEL al the old
established physicians Of Washington either
TO get license from this new concern or
stop practice. Of the twenty-five doctors
named MS corporators Of this new society,
only three are known generally in the
community six of them have limited prac-
tice; the others are clerks or are employed
in some capacity or other under the Govern
ment. Congress can hardly be so unjust
as to chaster the new society in the manner
it's members propose; but in view Of what
has taken place in the past, 1t cannot be
doubted that great effort will he made to
| secure the end desired. " dshinGton tete-
| Grdm-Baltimore Sun.
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MI BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-This
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best in the world-the
only true and perfect dye: harmless, reliable, In.
etantancous. No disappointmen,-no ridiculous
tints remedies the III effects Of bad dyes !nvigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory Is Bond
street, New York NH 2o-eod;s
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A gentleman who figured extensively III
the negotiations Of various loans of our TO,
rernmcnt, and has thoroughly examined
the whole subject, is Of the opinion that it
will be no easy matter to get a four and a
half per cent loan taken by foreign capt.
.alists .-H'ushinyt0n tclegram-Nc'c York
Tribune.
So we supposed. Wait until six per cent
bonds 20 up to an equivalent price, and
then four and half per cents will sell ut
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MARRIED,

In Manchester. October q. 1890 by Rev. George
It. Fardinr. Mr.. THOMAS HUNT to Miss
AMANDA WESCOTT; al Of Manchester.
In Mar chester. January 3, 1870. by Rev. George
r. Uar9in. Mr.. JOSIAH -HALESto Miss MARY
l.. WESCOTT all Of Manchester.
Ou Thursday evening, December 22d. ut the
re- id,,ucc OF the h idr's brother, No. ?2s Twcn-
tTcth street New York. ny the Rev. Mr.. Rowell.
Mr.. ALEXANDER NULL. son Of Jrmes and
sarah Null. Of Piedmont, Va. 70 Miss NJ A.
TIIpA STANLEY. of New York.
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The Virginia Steamship Line.

The proposed line of steamers between
this city and New York is the subject Of
much interest in Norfolk, Petersburg,
Lynchburg, and this city. Committees
have addressed to the public of tho differ
sut places circulars setting forth the argu.
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Oscar Calison is appointed assistant
assessor third Virginia district.
Chief Justice Chase is reported as e1-
pressing the opinion that Congress has
treated Virginia badly, and should have
admitted her before the recess.
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me- PRICES REDUCED.

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
az, IMPRESS CLOTH reduced to &c.,
an. FRENCH MERINO reduced to eSc''
q, &C FRENCH MERIEO reduced 10 soc''
.,so FRENCH MERINO reducodtoS
4, 50 BIARITZ reduced to sl'2o'
6oc. ALPACAS reduced to 4oc.'
eoc. pLAIDs reduced to 4oc.;
aoso RACK SILKS reduced to -;
e.ooR RACK SILKS reduced to 1915;
s,oo RACK SILK VELVET reducedto se'
.cK SILK VELVET reduced to Sl7;
pI.cu poPLIN ALPACA reduced 10
&c.;
.rppo,nrRED COLLARS reduced to
35c.;
~. EMBROIDERED COLLARS reduces 70
5oc.;
al 90 BED BLANKETS reduced 20 ~
a,ooo RED BLANKETS reduced to 20
40 co RED BLANKETS reduced to 81;
ALSO BED BLANKETS reduced to 90
saoo BED BLANKETS reduced to IS;
~ 90 TABLE DAMAsK reduced to sl.'o'
mso TABLE DAMASK reduced to Sl.b;
60 so ARABS reduced to 81;
ssoo CLOTH CLoAKs reduced to So;
CAsSIN1ERES at reduced prices;
sATINETS ut reduced prices;
FI,ASSELs at reduced prices;
SASH RIBBONS Mt reduced prices;
H1TcKABACK TOWELLIEG at 12ic. per yard
worth 2oc.;
CRASH ToWELLING, yards for soc.' worth
12sc. per yard;
STAIR LINEN at 9oc. per yard worth soc. per
yard;
HEAVY LINEN DAMASK for Crumb Cloths, y
wards wide, at Slso per yard worth So;
HEMP CARPET at a7ic. per yard, full yard wide
GREAT REDUCTION
in the prices OF
HEMP. BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, THREE-PLY
INGRAM, and vESETIEN CARPETS.
Also, in
DRUGGETs, RUGS. and HAssoCKs.
New York Mills and Wamsutta ColioSS a. Ing
case price;
IRISH LINENS q, very low prices;
TABLE and P1Aso-CovERs-price reduced Is
per cent.
AVIS reduced froms2 tosls'
HAWLS reduced from 81"
toll;
reduced from sl'S
10 ,cc.;
HOODS reduced from 81 TO eoc.
HOODS reduced from soc. to 4oc.;
reduced from eOc. TO 4oc.;
SIJBI Il s reduced from slto Sc;
pUss1A DIAPER reduced from s. 10 - apiece
REDUCTION
of from 20 to 90 per cent. has been made upon
nearly every article. This is really
CLosISG-oUT SALE.
Every article must be disposed Of
IN TIE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
In order that We may be able to make some In
portant
CHANGES IN OUR BUSINESS
with the commencement OF the spring trade
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
ORDERS FROM TIE COUNTRY promptly at
tended TO. Goods sent by express cash on delivery.
We advise our country friends not TO delay IN
sending their orders, rs the inducements we onef
are causin [; c goods to 20 off rapidly. )a6
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RICHMOND, January /, loIV.
rIcSOIJJTION.-TH CONCERN OF
STORRS L son Is this day dissolved by mu-
tuaI consent. o1Ohho 5o-'
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p,cIJ,f0SD. January 1870.

RlcHMosD, january !, 1870.
CO-PARTNERsHIP.-Th undersigned nave
,bis day entered Into co-partnershlp under the
style of STnRRS & CO.. and propose DOING
GESERAL TEAMINi EUStEEss in this city:
.tnct If mules and wagons. and good will. We
rcspectfniy ask the continuance "f that patronage
go literally bcatowed on the late concerns of b. h.
thatcher mid Storrs & Son. Office 1914 Cary street,
a. &. STnRRS
7. P.TT'RSER,
SAMUEL ". GODSEY,
GERVaS STORRS.
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T 4. EGGLEsToN,, late late az, Egy WIIInA Il
EI,7gsrl nte Of 1ib rg have formed
SERsHlPo under ss retEE s fTm na GI
f EIGLE22h UTERcHAkTS for the SALE ASD
PPnrIR SrlaSS GF, PKoDUcE AND hARcHAN-
D Elsns r. Solicited and prompt returns
made. .,o M 1912 Cary street.
I1i LIN Va. y -
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Twill, continue the LUMBER BUSINESS, anu
will select yard In few DAYS IN the Hsn nr .l.
Nv ntl1ce ut present Is at No. 72a Main slTeeI:
fl 7--3tt lSANI -. .-.----
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RICHMOND, January !, lS7C

In retiring from the teaming business cannot
refrain fro N expressing my grateful THANKS TOT
the liberal patronage extended To Inc for many
vears past md cordially recommend to my ola
na1rons and friends the new concern OF Messrs.
- =, : te. Stcodow B. A. HATCHER.
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fortv.two years, cannot fail to have noticed
the same messenger always at the door.
Lindsay Musz was appointed usher to che
Secretary of the Navy on the 10Th of July,
1929. and since that time has carried the
cards of visitors to nineteen different secre-
taries. Two years before Hon. George NJ.
Robson was born Lindsay Musz was en-
gagged in his present occupation, ushering
visitors into the presence of the Secretary
Of the -Wdshinqton Letter.
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AGAIN, ACCEPT THE STTUAT1oN.-Several
gentlemen, prominent citizens of Virginia,
have lust arrived in the city from visit to
Ben. Butler, at his home in Massachusetts,
to confer with him on the admission of Vir-
cinia. They report that he has entirely
changed his views, and now SAYS that Con.
cress is Indifferent about the admission OF
the State, and that the members OF the
Virginia Legislature will have to be "lron-
clad" and, if necessary, the State tho
roughly qnrisoned and her people maze
loual to the Government that the state
must be 80 reconstructed as to be entirely
in the interests of the Radical party before
she can he rcGdmitted into the Union :; tnat
the South was conquered and the nation
saved by the Republican party; ana 'hat
it did not intend to allow any southern
State any place in the Congress OF the
United States unless their representatives
conformed to the principles of the party IN
CONGRESS; and finally he intimated that q
similar course would be taken with len
nessee.
This information was Unmarried to us at
late hour last cvening.-Nat'onat 1nte9-
Hqencer, 9Th.
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~ I. D. BRIGGS, RICHMOND.
AK f II E 8,
707 MAIN AND APO BROAD STREET.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
Merchants and other dealers III BREAD, CANES,
and CRACKERS, will find 1t 10 their interest 10
give me call. Look IT the list OF prices
Wholesale. Retail.
By barely (Per pound
SODA CRACKE S........., ST. l2c
BUTTER CRACKERS....... SC. l2c.
OYSTER CRACKERS...... SC. lG.
WATER CRACkERS....... &c. loo.
CREAM CRACKERS. ......Cc. Ic.
hRROWROOT CRAUkERSl lee. l5c.
SI-CAp CRACKERS iJc.
LEMON l2c. l5c.
SpICESITTS .........l4c. 30c.
SUGAR Soc. per hundred.
MCLAsSES CAkES........ SOC. per hundred.
HORSE CAKEs..............ooc soc. per hundred.
The largest variety Of PLAIN, FANCY, and
ORNAMENTAL CAKES 10 be found in the city.
Big inducements for Christmas. dc Ii
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7. p. l.. Woodward and ". Minor Woodwaro
have formed co-partnership under the i nrn
fha mTeM = and COMMISSION BUSINESS at
the old stand OF Mercer woodward; aaJ1h,n ing
the Petersburg Railroad depot, GoTner.S Ih'n n ah'
Byrd streets. u: +; Il wnn00DWARD.
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ASOLD PUBLIC SEEvANT.--Any one hay
ing frequent business with the Secretary Of
the Navy, at Washington, during the past
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VIRGIsIA.-Salary Of the postmaster at
Hamilton is increased from 500 per annum
to $3.50 per year from lst January instant.
Office at Falling Spring, Greenbricr county,
is rcGstablished, and Washington H. Nc
Million appointed postmaster. a new Office
is established at Mount Vernon Forge,
Rockingham county, and D. F. Haynes ap-
pointed postmaster OH route from Harrison
burg to Wayuesboro'. Office at Speedwell,
Wythe county, is reestablished, and Miss
Mary C. Stiff appointed postmistress, on
route from Wythcville to independence.
Office at Lively Oaks, Lancaster county, is
reestablished, and Alfred D. Sargent ap-
pointed postmaster on route from Warsaw
to Kilmarnock. At Millington, Albemarle
county, Alexander P. Gillum is appointed
postmaster, uice r. A. Marshall, resigned.
At auckland, Prince William county, P. NJ.
Delaplane is appointed postmaster DICE NJ.
Chaffell, resigned.-Data, in Baltimore
american.
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RICHMOND, January I, IsIV.

RICHMOND, January / lo'V.
PURCHASED G. B. LIPS.
II COMBS interest In the house OF r. tl.inss.
Co, the undersigned will continue the ua'in'
All persons Indebted TO the old firm VIII p ie,hse
b.vment ,S and f those
claims against 1t win present theh1 lIS
Mt once: P.B. BARNES.
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NEW GOODS FOR DECEMBER AND
JANUARY.
THOMAS Il. PRICE 8 co.
are opening daily
y1RG1sIA-MADE CAssIMEREs for men
and boys;
BEAVER CLOTHS and CHINCHnLA
CLOTHS, all shades;
NEW DRESS POPLINs and BLACK SILKS
MOURNING and other BLACK GOODS,
great variety;
BROCHE aHAWLS,
LONG and SQUARE sHAWLs,
ARABS and CLOTH CLOAKH
Many styles OF pretty DRESS GOODS closing
out at very low rates;
SETS, &C., for presents, &c.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
de u llol Main street, corner OF Eleventh.
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TAyING PURCHASED THE EN-
II Hrs INTEREST IL hr. a. J|M iller In the
business of TaLIAFfRRO Il CO., he tE's gay
rctfrrs from the firm as Il partner. The style OF
tho firm remains unchanged d, and the business VIII
be continued by the undersigned, " b., having as
sumcd all the liabilities Of the late partnership,
are alone authorized To collect Its assets.
az III. Il. TaLIAFFRRO,
X. II. Z. ROBINSON.
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The seven-thirty bonds recently received
at the Treasury Department from the Sc
cond National Bank of Louisville, and
which we're pronounced to be counterfeits,
we're Yesterday returned to the bank as
fraudulent bonds. Experts were puzzled
for some time in detecting variations with
the genuine, and were finally compelled to
better executed than the regular issue.
There are imperfections in the genuine,
owing to oversight on the part Of the en-
gravers, that were omitted in the counter
feits, and it was this difference in the genu-
inc that first called attention to them.
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nR 7 GOODS

~>~
DRY GOODS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
VA will offer from this date 10 March lst, 1870
our entire
STOCK OF WINTER DRY GOODS
ASTONISHING PRICES,
and most especially call the attention OF the ladies'
TO our
ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS
which we will close out without regass 20 cost.
sHAWLs CLoAKs, AND CLoAKNes,
PRIME cosT'
Another lot Of
ENGLISH CARTOONS
at one chilling per yard. few more Of those
TOWELS, at % per dozen, left.
Our stock Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
, is complete, such 90
TOWELS NAPKINS, DoYLIEs, TABLE
DIAPER, &C.
Our assortment Of MEMS WEAR is unbroken,
and our general stock Is in better condition at
this season OF the year than ever before; there
fore, we would respectfully ask purchasers to
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere.
HIRsH aUGaESHBIMER,
e27 Broad street
sALKssxy: ". c. Kean. j. b. Chenery, and
J. slade
Cloaed on SATURDAYS. jee
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MISS r. G. McLEMORE would rM
Rl Inform her friends and customers that 49,
She is now ready to receive orders ct her old ~
stand, corner OF Fourth and Broad streets, over
Breeder Fox's. She has on hand very hand
for the present season and TO be worn late III the
spring which she will sell at and even below cost,
as 1t IS late In The season.
Miss II. BRIGGS, who has been with Mrs. y.
c. Barton the two past seasons, VIII conduct Tie
nRIr-S MAKING with her is 7--1w
TRESH VENISON AND PRIME ROLL
Il BUTrER.-We have just received another
lot of prime VESISOS HAMS also, fresh RoLL
pa Ia ". G. cambridge & co.
OK BUSHELS BLACH-EYE PEAS In
ia" la ''0i' M" Ava ALLISON i ADDISON.
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nUCKWALL d RoUss,

JANUAhY D, lsTU
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
Every steamer from New York brings DUCK.
WALL 4 KOuss NEW GOODS adapted 10 thu
sesson-AUCTION BARGAINS. Winter and
summer, spring and fall, We always receive NEW
GOODS three times week -all kinds and descrip.
tions Of goods. Best Prints, l23c. Dress Good
Furs, Domestics, Cassimeres, Cloths, Carpets,
Fancy Articles, and Notions.
ut ~ worth % elegant Misses Shoes.
A case Of Coats's Spool Cotton Mt o6c.
We always have NEW GOODS TO show our
customers. ja7
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RICHMOND, January Z, 1870.
DTssOLUTION.-The concern OF hEh.
DCER WOODWARD 10 this day dissolved
he mutual CON sent to date from the lst Of
1870. Ether party will sign the nnms OF the 'A'e
hrh III ], P. L. WOODWARD.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
IL GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
GOLD CAPITAL.....:.:.... $ls 900, 600.
Claims paid On proof Of loss without abatement
for interest. For safe and reliable Insurance ep-
ply to DAVENPORT d CO.,
General a gents for Virginia,
do 2q-lm Office over First National Bank.
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THOMAS 2. CANDY, President.
FRANCIS J. McGINNIs. Secretary.
This company INsUREs BUILDINGS MER.
CHANDIsE, PERSONAL PROPERTY GENE
RALLY, &C., &C., against loss or damage by fire
at adequate rates.
All losses will be Immediately adjusted and
promptly paid.
Applications for insurance solicited.
ISAAC HUTZLER, Agent,
no PIN No. oo2 Main street
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K. tt. Z, NUDIN.cO-H'
Richmond, December 81, 1850.

In retiring from the iiiln az TAL!hFERRo C
CO.. as shown hy the foregoing card tcnuer my
w1rmtst acknowledgements 10 my many friends
wro have favored me 18th their patronage ana
request a continuance of tie same Win The house,
which cordl ,lly recommend 10 them rs being In
"a ( wv 4. j. MILLER.
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The STAR-sPANGLED BASNEn.-Mr. ].
Harker (son of the late " Jimmy" Harker,
known as the Government gardener,) ex-
hihited to the Secretary Of the Treasury
today a copy of the " star-spangled Ban
ner," written by the author, F. S. Key, in
1912 for Jimmy Maher." The hand
writing is youched for by Nicholas Callan,
Joseph II. Bradley, Peter Force, and James
Dunlop (former law partner of F. s. Keyl.
WASHINGTON Observation-Disclosures Ameri-
can.
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The Commissioner decides that manufac-
turers of cigars, in fling their bonds with
the assessor in accordance with the provi-
sions of law, must include all persons en-
ployed in the manufacture of cigars, which
will include not only persons technically
known as cigar-makers, hut also persons
employed as " shippers" and bunchers."
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CUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
y The winter term of the supreme court Of APP
reals will be held at the capitol In the city OF
Richmond, commencing on TUESDAY The ilth
instant. ia 7-3t] II. A. OUTFITS, Clerk.
DATHS! BATHSl BATHS HOT,
d COLD. and SHOWER. BATHS can be had
at ali hours at the HAIR-CUTTISG, SHAVING,
SYMPHONIC, and DYEING, SALOON un-
der Shafer's building, above the post-omce.
~ s' 0' HOBSON & SCOTT,
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have this day Sold ori my interest In the firm ol
7 &C. seldom < Go. to my senior partrc-s.hE tE
LEA and JAMES \. SEDh''N they setting All
business connected with The lat" urm.
J.. G.. BOOTH. in.
Ia l.
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OAK SPRING FARM FOR SALE.-ln
" obedience to the provisions Of deed OF trust
executed by DR.. William 2. Braxton on the "a
day OF June. 1859. for The purpose Of recurring the
payment OF certrin debts due TO George Corr, oil
the county of King Willism, shall sell t rus
tee Of these parties on the sd day of FEBRu AIRY,
1870 on the premises, IL fair If not. on the next
fair day thereafter, by public auction, the above
named beautiful and hiylilv-improvcd EST.T
situated In the county Of King william, and In n,
medatclv upon the amunkey river. This ARM
contains SEVEN HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES
l7ol) more or less and may truly be said TO have
no superior OF its size In the valuable agricultural
district in which 1t Is situated 1t abounds In the
best green.sand mari, which has been abundantly
applled to all the fields with the most gratifying
results. There is situated upon II II NDS ME
DWELLING surrounded by 4 beautiful grove Of
locust, and also the usual out-huildings upon an
ample scale. and in good repair.
trus, this sale will commandthc attention or
capt. lists who can appreciate che superior advan-
tages which 1t offers for the investment of money
In real estate.
So much Of the purchase moIev will be required
In cash as may be necessary to discharge the DEBTS
above specified and the expenses incident TO the
execution of this trust the balance upon such
terms Of credit as may be agreed on by the partes
interested, and made known on the day OF sale.
+. GREGORY. Trustee,
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NOTICE.-Thef firm name OF WATKINS,
~ CUTTRELi. K CO.. will sitter this da.c be
signed WATKINS K COTTREIL.
we would return thanks Ia orr friends ana the
public generally for the liberal patronage extend
ed u, and IN future hope L. meet coullhuahceol
Nv WATKINS & COTTRELL.
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TTANISG PURCHASED TIE lNTE-
IL REST IN our house al our Junior partner. +.
O. Eorih Jr we Will continue the same business
heretofore conducted hy us under the same style
and lIr,n a. before. LEE, Seldom & co and
will settle all business connected With the late firm.
GEORGE LEE,
JAMES A. Seldom.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17
philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, Feb. 1.-THE demand for Flour from
the home consumers is fair at yesterdays quota
tions. Sales OF 900 barrels, including supernne at
s425@45O; extras at s4'6eK@4T5; Iowa, Wisconsin,
and Minnesota extra family at s595'T5; Pennsyl-
vania do do. at s5@550; Indiana and Ohio do. do.
at s535@635; and fancy brands at s65O@750, ac-
cording to quality. Rye Flour may be quoted at
s4f5 o barrel.
There Is no change to notice in the Wheat market.
Sales Of 1900 bushels Pennsylvania red at $i-25@
126. Rye sells in O small way at 81 % bushel for
Western and Pennsylvania. Corn is in demand at
full prices. Sales OF 5000 bushels new yellow at Ssdt
ole. Oats are unchanged 1000 bushels Pennsylva-
MIA sold at 54@55c. Nothing doing in Barley or
Malt.
Bark-In the absence OF sales we quote No. Quer-
citron at $50 D ton.
Seeds-Cloverseed Is steady, with sales OF 100
bushels at SSa825 the latter rate for choice. TmO
thy and Flaxseed are nominal
Whisky is held at 9Sc.a2l u gallon.