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SintQ III ~ncrfauicu.

Ell Die euch 0Guicr an Der Goubrioacr, jpts
iItn ~gGinoiorz uno @iuiuitrubs; iebr tuenlg @cto ers
iororlib, ser Jic! i'm 8dupsreiuc. SoUe me9rtrt
SGuicr an Der MicSlotuuz, nGbe SgciteIltrGgr, gu
permictbrn. Vdberc5 in yir. AO2, SfsSpmbGrrf
Stroae tqQ-tO3l
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Surrnu>Guuutn.
3u %Gerfunten.

--A- Sire bibibe 9~anoiiele in bober Gultur NIT
1uten @ebiuoen II. I. 10. III 81 u%erfauIen hei prnrp
W.. Guufe, @r. o., &an Buildings, ct. 9auis
y trdle. (NLl
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Ner[dnnt.

Surh Or. Sdrl Yrcme, luelber ietne %ySoBnung BON
Rr. SO, GanGlitraBe, nab gtr. AZ, 3arriionftr
aeaeuiibgr Ger Nctudsllueu, perfect bat. Serict6e
9iebt iber aae Betbdttntiic uno @ebetmriiie ees Sc
ben5 auetunit. TprlS,t2Dfui)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
QIpu 9lrlDs9jprF uatl Wrcmcn:

per Eamptrr ~,ga,umpr.," .gulu, aCbiy1 uHt
rF.lg5F:"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

3iuct cute %3uidueotr, luelAe quite @mpicblunGcn
ouiJuuclitn bacon e~bcHialis Gu6 lriunoJuIuBtG
CUTE Jtois SWnetoer. gad5nirG8cn Guf or Rcrts
pcff:G6c BON mtdrfct : SPace urIs 4rdtttrGNe.
IQQ-fhn
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gu n%crfantcn.
3n %Dcrfauien.


49,, Gin S0nG an SrIednss, nabe GnnoIira6e,
t3iiiiH @rnnbinietbc uur $t3, miro icbr bi1ig ~uerfauit.
.iI- 8aS 6ou6 gtr. 4, 9rUtHzBldcc, iribcr HSgta
i%GrltrdBe, @urronietbt $t.50 pro Srcitctld. SGs
Simmer; 4rCis 500. Gin @0us an Bottom, / Gbire
bon oer @beiupcateitr., Suuton, mir6 irbr b MIG oGrs
faufeu. Mufpuu s SruScup,
lS7-N yr. 10. Qnn- NniIoinae, Ct. YanLir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Bill perkanfrn ano 81 urrmictbrn.
8n h~rrfnnfen.

Mil Bas orokc mpfeblgrsUertbe WoGubuus uui
On Shtmef : 'GeFe Ger GhcJD; rue ftr.,
acct Bartors, Spciie3imMCr uno 4ude i'm %uutcritGH
: tpGI entbalttuo itrncr idone Shtdiimmer, Gas
gBantr uHo @Gbee@emd6 - lues IN uonitdr6lQcr
I'D obnC IcnotruH0 Der 8UbRuEg ltiutuntCu In eiucu
euocn umluauoeIn. 2tiltrc5 an Srt umS Stcuc bel
Jphu Siufai0up. lq3-iOW
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SGcrifissB erfauf.


NN% 9rnft un0 In Solgc Ctnc5 SCihtn9suabmc
- YcirblCb (Fieri tauiasl bee 8IltimOrcr Stuota
@ertht5 in oer atagc uon Sobn z. Stan6turp gcgCu
Ni0rp Ann SiIer, aominiltrotrtr bon 5oicpb Htcr,
babe i'd NIT SeidtGg bclcgt rnb In RldnounB eenomz
men aueS Jteft, Sciigtbuiu unb lnterciic orr briags
ten Ylaru Vim 9iicr, AbmtHiiuOtrir pen 9uicpb al
I1cbeneeM 5ebduecn, In Der Staot Baltimore gClca
gen, an Der ylorooit e Ode Ocr Sill uub SbarpitrdBe,
an Der SiltrdBC unarldbr y 6u8 brett unb l~lngeidbr
60 6uB tict, un6 init ctnrIt 2lIstOiigcn 3icgcllciuCra
men 9Bubnbduie init Sdeer, Gl5 Rr. fas, 9ilIs
StraRe, bcSeldnct, bcbdut.
uno made i'd bicruit bctunnt, 6nB ib an oCr 8Cs
ridtsbdu5tbirc In Der Std6tt Baltimore aui beute,
Den &c. Iprlt, Wfittaas f2 iIbr, oaCs 9ntcrcic Der
beln9ttn NiGrp Inn 9ilCr, aomtnlhratrlr pom SOicpb
9iier, IN ben bcnbeldrltbcncH GlgCutbume ucrtIuz
len lUeroc. MuguffuS hilbert, Sdcrit;
4. ~. Bennett s Gomp., dutt.
(9t b.7nQI.9bT
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SeHcutli6er &trtaui

Tg:m ACWCHlltuEl StIluhI
hIU ocG
Wertbuolen @oBnbauieS 9tr. 23l, SitsSagers
ltraBc, labc oCr ct. SalotuSz Str1e,
iulUtC
einc5 %jpciltUdlgcu @cbGlt0c8
i'm SinttrQrurbe.
WSittipud1, Den 3. Mai 1874, RodrinittagS 4
liir, lUtIott lUir
ben ganicn cjrunSpIGB NIT @cbduccn, In Der
S,dHt Baltimore gclegeu uro, lUit iolgt bcidrtrhtn.
pcrtauieni br BlGB NJ Ia fluB brett nno 80 SuB ttcL
bis at cine 10 Ti6 0rcite Aatu gtbcuo unb nit Giucn
gut lnb itartBtbautcU ga itUtt9cn Gadftctn Ccs
bGuec uno > ltUttgtnt NluttrAcbduoc bebGut.
EcruCr:
Gin 2 ItOiigee @ceGuec i'm Sinttr9ruubc, an ctuCr
AGep, 20 SUD brttt uno 30 (Su3 iii, ais cine Eeppi1s
0abrif beuubt unb beiHUbe men.
Ane oicic Scbiuoe bGbcu 8 3ot otte WiducrH.
@runOmtctbe: $1.6U pro Breitciub.
8te Seoinauugcn, lOtlhe liberal itUo, iUcrbtu bCi'm
Scrtaute betarmt gtlnuht.
Srcau s Girftomr, glutt.,
(96-i0j) vi. IA, SuoeG barlcSitragc.
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A Waiieus0 rri6tss9 crfaui @s$s
E4.I- eines -A-
bhbfdbcn nto cmpfebfeuSpcrtben
SduptiteS

Nt 49, y sJpN OtoNpf
uuseidbr 2 Wfcilen ppm Der Staef.
Die lnler3eidnete, aominiiiretrir oeS peritor6euen
9eor9 8ranB, miro aui Becbt bes Oaticn g5rrittS
Der 9tnbt Baltimore Wfontag, ben 1. Wsai 1871,
" ad,mittagS D ubr, an On nnb Stcle ben uads
itebeno heldtiebenen ,ieRr 9itiden nno rnpieblsnS+
iuertben Slnohb ar Der SeIerionitrabe, iuette uon Der
0lteu Dortz9foab nod Solneteao iibrt, ungelGbr 100
YARDS uon Der g3autrlp > Woff : Office an Der BORT
0ioGo ma u~n8efdbr 2Wieilen bon br StaotorenSe ent.
icrrt, p%ertGufcn.
Der Flag 1T on Der SCffcrionirGSs 1870 5u6 brett
uno POO aug tiei. Die @ebduoe bcnebsn IN elmer neuen
uno bfbiben 2zitottgen bol,eruen Sottage nit
&intsrasbdufe, 2 8roBe SGrlor, . ibone nnb lniti8e
Hammern, brctte Borbale liI6 eiren Surtitus an Der
TSront entbalteno, hequem eingeribtet, Drummer nit
9utem 9paiier, Seero in Der slide ,e., marlnornsh
Seuerplag > @cfinicn Il. T. 10. Die 9eftcrfonitrabe
lit nit eintaen $50 bitiben 9onobduieru btbeut.
Observation-Disclosures: bic Sdlite boar, Der Ret In
8 uno q Wionaten nit Stnien uHo gensbmtStgr Siders
belt.
Orunemietbe sf.25 pro Sreiteinb. o.
Margarefba ardns,
Nbminltratrir bcS perfterbepen @eo. 4rdnt,
2amuei y. Sipper, Nutt.,
(93-t03) Nr. 81, gpelt : BaltimorelraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

S1hludlttr Iur Ole IolnlHlltrGtrtp
t9l,3.j,G, G,9,iD h. M. Bennett s Somp., aut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

Der Sorratb uno Die @iurihtun9 cines felt 30 Sdbs
rem e~tabllttsn 8dtereiz uno Gonottor : 9aoenS. DIR
Nsinrid, Sd,iuiuser in SIR. 1Oa, Stpre'S 6lpcrt'
StraGe. 1863
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
3m perfanfcn.
- Wftbrsre Sdnier, febr bili8i nur $1,000 pr
It'll Stiif. Y. VI. Grptpn,
Ia (95-) ar. 20, 4cSsc sfeesSloenue
(Stuc oufc (Sclcocuhcitt

Do Id a%eionnen bin, mid bon Der Birtbidaft sus
rid JuBieben, 70 biete i'd bieririt metn 9ar3es Saus II.
WirtBidait, uerbunten NIT ae9elbabn unb 0artcnz
gBirtbihait, iueldes fi6 ieincr cage lue9en nod beions
@elhdit, 5ur Diirtbe an; fam aud oui @crlangcn
einen o Sabre l~nufenoen Yadt bnrami aeben. Niberes
eriibrt man aim Elatc in Srieerid, Sdjneicer'S
Yrauerei In S%autcm, SaltimoresSp untp. (93-S)
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Yu %Dcrfnufeu.

- Sin 9oStn nit Dobuun8 on Der @eunIpla
tsii1 pGuidsItpcnItc, uaDc Ger SieeIesSt rdfe,
Z.L Il bet 100 GuG.
6dincS s 2uaemdnn,
ISL SIR. 1864, ct. Gaul-, obcr6lt0 ecTiugtouhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

Cine anitdubtge yCrion uon 9utem 9tui miro ais
SrGntenluartsril i'm iloiihen SpitlI gCiubt. gidbcrt
4%ustunit Del Mrs. 9Siefcufclc, ar. a11, Sits
Bal imUrefrafe. t9S-gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

ksmi Gin Bphuhaus nit Sdesn an Der sBcff.
SGIiitn ores, nabe FopplctoniIraBe. Ndberes bel
Senrn W. Goute, &r. D. sG,p SniIcin8e, ct.
lsnutffrdGe. (3O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
1sr GbriltOpbcr'8 Staue, aRs
S1r. 1914, Glib @acaz,
2u Ocrfdufcu,

Cine sutssben6e gBirtbIdnit mir Groccrie = 2obcn
uno So Sdlon lit biuis 81 uCrt0uieu. JiGbtrcS Ii. 81
un Srt uno Steue, Nr. as, Yprf;, nabe
yiabtfirdBe. (Y7-9l
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8eriteiQer1utQrtt.
@ glusgrbcbntrr @uitinnS 8crfuui
E non uIcH bubibtH
~ tIusbdumz NarlOrz, @bSimmcrs
mnN Gtmhrm-G SD nhrlr


I'd M"u6ae0ChntCr MuEttnHs : Bcrfntit
IA ron lien 5ioid'n
u '9IuBbdlitnz Rntlorzt 0B5lllticf=
uuS Stubcus9Ipbefu,
a,.ru.,. TLr1a.pI,- ms Srnr,iI S,no;
ElHNSle'i lnity-i y ""' S"A'"'" SSPpt.
den, SplBtlt SolQNlAcllf Sttttl lIno Sttt1
,ptn. Hnr2cQa,.z mo GlaSmQavtI &C..
oN"o' ? en3fhaItcu in Der yRobnwno
Mr ~ sarGtpaGs, S-tfc ser Eibsrtrfrqfe,
$3.50 iySbFr .Sfe nuer NbmE
Nr.i.,, Ken y. gIpriL 0Fpr1rgs M ubr. pfrorr
min i1 nSSno rnourtcr ISobuun9 XIII N5rif rttb6fttrfn
WiSbsn, nr,f5trit1, riInlh:
~S''" ~ I,nripr.
Rr5bop,r gB8tsTu, mif nrgnrm g},p aF,rlrorr.
b6bitSSe Scntrr ) iibc nit SiGrmorntstftg; St4oc'
ven. " ,Grr6Sns 4 rnIniaraE0IbIs nit .zfincr 30
maj, ;bSy,SSSr29 Snitcn y{are9rot, Eor1isr II. /, ~
'""N "''''''"i Si,i,,rnrr ''
Wi.r .r,,sr,,,r- rit5,r ~ ~, ,,,,,yer. C t7bf, gSrr-
70 'tSU W vi ( = n Fix S,995 5 ~, 0;fostggvsss ,FSSHS
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0Sinio III perfamfcn.

<1S34 9anoteltn uuo SGnbiise nabC Saton6utae,
SSY5S9 1877, AZ, 80, tI& uuo t2R IfGr Sdno cntbuls
W. tcno; @cieer aui 5npotbef auSSnleiben;
LIZ SruHomtctben Su q, "a, 4 ~ uno. $ BroSsnt
i'm 8ctruge pom S24 bis S240 gu %pertuuiCn, ionic aud
,NGuitr gu u%crIauirn, ais: VT. 366, 26cit : BGucttCiir.
Nuelbe5 ~pertauft luCrOCn mu6l, Fiat 10 bCt 1902 Eu6,
~3zit0dig, NIT ooppeItem 9 ltUdtgen Stntcrgebiuoe,
GAS unb geaiitr : Sinrtdtrna, uno iebr ~nieoriNer
@rlnomiCtbe, bel y. Ycules, Nr. Al, reEinaton'
Stra6c. COG, s, 1907
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

Ilrine neue 0amlrr 5u Derfantcn.
- Int noroluefllDcr Staoftbeile nm $500 uni
Htiil $1,000 unter teidten Ysoin9ungen.
a.y e Nierce Is. Tuqdu,
TAN-l - SIR. 90 o. RnuIetroEs .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-20

lHE JOINS HorKINs HosplrAL.-NIr.
JOINS hopkins has appeared before the
Cty Council in the attitude of u memo
Ila!ist, asking that he may be permitted TO
20 on with the most muniticcnt charity
'hat has ever been projected by any citizen
Oh baltimore, or probably by any citizen
81 the United States. The purchase of a
whole square OF ground in populous part
q large city, and the erection thereon OF
hospital sufficiently commodious to Shell
Ter some hundreds of patients, and to so
ehdow It that the interest Of the fund in
vested for its support will be sufficient to
pay all expenses, thus making its wards
flee to XII who may choose to come, is an
enterprise SO vast in its conception, and re-
quires such ample. means to carry it out,
That it may well be doubted whether any
one individual in the United States has
ever undertaken the like before.-Balt.
AMERICAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-20

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE N SOUTH CAROLINA
From the Columbia Daily Union, Feb. Ia
une Of the most diabolical, cOld-blooded
outrages that ever occurred in this State
was pcrpetrated this morning about s
o'clock 1T Smiths branch, on the Green
vile railroad, about three miles distant
from the city. The facts are these: The
regular passenger train for Grcenvile left
the depot nj the usual hour, and was i'm
mediatclv followed by two freichts and 4
construction train. The latter bad pro-
ceeded rs far as Smiths branch, when the
engineer, Mr.. 4. Gribble, one OF the oldest
engineers on the road. observed n man
Wnikln@on the trestle armed with double
harTelied shotgun. He immediately blew
hi whistle to warn the man Of his danger.
The yilain stepped oil the tre>tlc TO the
side OF the track, and aS the engineer came
Up to where he stood. deliberately drew
BIS gun to his shoulder and DISCHARGED both
harrcls Ill rapid succession at the engineer
ani tliemcn. The unsu>pcctiag engineer.
VINO had no enemy in the world that he
Knew OF, did not even draw his head into
The cab, thinking the scoundrei was in fun.
nuf received the contents full in the face.
h"th eyes ere destroyed, and it is feared
That me shot has also penetrated the brain.
~ soon As the train could be stopped the
engine was reversed, and the wounded man
was brought back TO the city. The assus-
I'm did not even attempt to esrape, but was
rooliy reloading his gun as the train re-
passed him on It's way back. The train
hands and conductor being unarmed. made
no attempt TO arrest the murderer, but can
recognize him again.
The hremen were not seriously wounded.
Mr.. Gri6Dle is one of the most inoffensive
snen on the road, and there seems TO be no
reason why he should be selected as the
victim OF such terrible cruelty. He now
les IN small house near the railroad sta
Non, In critical condition. His face is
swollen beyond all possibility OF rccogni-
ton, and the prospects are that he will die.
Sheriff frazee, with posse of men, i'm
medlately repaired to the scene of the out
rage, and we hope they will succeed ia
bringing the assassin to Justice.
III Is ulflcult TO conceive of any cXplana-
ZION for such cold blooded ATTEMPT at
murder rs this. 1t may be one of those
de'ltlsh freaks OF uncomfortable malice
mat sometimes seize men, or what is more
PROBABLE, the fellow, whoever he is, NAV
be hborlng undera temporary alteration
OF inlnd, induced by to- free indulgence in
bad wh>key. We are hardly willing to
nc!leVe 1t WAS plcmcdiiated, from the fact
tl:'t The gun was All ordinary shotgun,
loaded with common shot.
we nope TO be able 10 chronicle the az
rert OF the villain and his speedy punish
hcht Tor this terrible crime.
L. S.-since writing the foregoing. the
sheriff has leturned with his posse, bring
ING person named Hornsby, arrested as
Tie assassin OF Gribble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-20
"A HsRofNs,s rsrakrabfrY4-A gousaqeous

"A ffaRofss's IsrakeabfrY--A Gousaqepus
Cirps Efforts in a Basnins House. From
the New York Sun, Of FRIDAY. }--Shortly
after 8 O'Clock last evening, fire was dis
covered In the foiir-story building, 1873 Full.
ton street, Brooklyn, the lower part OF
which was occupied as fur store by MIR.
Julius Weinberg, and the upper part as a
dwelling. Mrs. Weinberg was the only
person In the store, and the moment the
,flalfes burst forth she rang the bell for the
serEans jana Ann Dunno, who was up stairs
witbesfeur children and Louis Eckstein,
an oids teaghnf. The flames leaped to the
upper part Of the building, the only means
of escape from which was by narrow
staircase leading into the store. The maid
servant, on discovering the fire, seized thas4
two youngest children, and calling upon
the other two to FOLLOW her, dashed dow
saved, but the old teacher was feeble, f
unable to reach the store. He reached
second story, and there, the flames eli s@e
him OF, he shouted for assistance. sss si
brave servant, hearing his cries, RAM dne
the store. and unmindful Of the da11 .Fom
cended 10 the second story, ger' as
found the old man, almost 10y she
cropping his way toward su .a.ss ,
She ran to him and endeaN le .stailcase.
down, but at the head 1890 20 leau t MN
she had but momea nrev nr sS asc %m1e
the flames fiercelN forbade V essane e'' Even
t here ne Tb raI6te of mind did, not forsake
armS o rd Aeroine took the old man in her
a.ms anu staggered through the dense
sahohe 20 the top floor, where Eckstein
i nha Not moment was TO be lost.
Inc Brave girl saw that the only avenue of
esefpe was through the scuttle. She was
knable to take the old man up the ladder,
and to save her own life she left him to his
! fate, and escaped through the scuttle to the
roof. She then called to the firemen be.
low, who assembled their ladder to the
fourth story, but the volume of flames and
smoke was so dense that they were unable
to enter tho apartment wherein the old
man was lying. The fire having been eX.
tinguished they entered the room, and
found poor Eckstein at the foot of the lad.
per, where he had fallen and been burned
TO crisp. The remains were borne to the
tSork-Strcet police station.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-20
BY w. Gouc
W BY w. Goddin, .....-- r..
Auct!oneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUC-
~ TON OF FIVE DESIRABLE SMALL
BRICK HOUSES Oh WEST MARSHAL IL AND
LEIGH SrREETS.-By virtue of decree OF the
Cbancery Court Of Richmond entered on the llth
day Of February, 1871, in the case of Cullen vs..
Cullen, &C., the subscriber. special commissioner
appointed for the purpose. Will sell at auction,
upon the premises, on THURSDAY AFTER
NOON, the 2sd gay Of February, 1871. at O'Clock,
those THREE DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
INGSS, situated ION the north side of Marshall
street, at its rt*Esection with the west line Of
Madison street, east having front of1es feet by
$50 feet, to wide alley And, Immediate " there
after, TWO OTHER DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLINGS on the south side OF Leigh street,
one door west Of Sd street. each 10 feet inches by
LES feet. :.
All of tails property commends itself to those de-
string small residences tor an investment, as 1t
is In an improving neighborhood In the west end
OF the city. The property Is sold for division
among the heirs, and the title Is perfect.
TERMS: One-fourth OF the purchase money In
cash, the residue in three equal instruments at
s, and II months, for negotiable notes, with inter-
est added from day OF SALE and title to be retained
until all the purchase money is paid. The pur-
chasers to pay taxes for the present year.
s. Patrick CULLEN, M. D., p.
fe13 Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-20
By Cook & LaughGon. Auctioneers,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue
Il Of decree pronounced by the Chancery Court
OF the city of Richmond on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1871 In the suit Of Dil's executrix. &C.,
against Eli and others, SHALL as special COM
missioner named In said decree, proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises on FRIDAY,
nth day Of Frebrusry 1871, at - P. NJ, that de-
sirable 'DWELLING-HOUSE, and LOT attached
thereto on the south side Of lay street, between
lst and Adams streets, in the city OF Richmond,
Immediately adjoining on the west the residence
Of tie late A. Dill.
The lot fronts 10 feet on Clay street. running
back $50 feet fmore or lessl to an alley 20 feet
wide.
The Improvements consist Of a brick dwelling
house. having basement, two stories aud an at
tic with back building attached, containing al
together twelve rooms, besides smoke-nouse and
stable.
TERMS: One fourth cash; remainder upon a
credit Of Q, IL, and Is months from day of sale !;
purchaser to give mis- negotiable notes for the
credit payments, with interest added from the day
Of sale; the title TO be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid and the conveyance or
dered by the court. jos. 6. Dill,
fel4.tds Special Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-20

|, A. PPLES.APPLES Just rec eived, per
"A schr. e. MeLain, so bbls: prime APPLE
js27 CHis. +. WORTRAM 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-20
Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.1

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s-Cotton quiet and steady ;
sales a,4oo bales at l5ac. Flour 50loc. lower.
Wheat firm winter red and amber western ST. S.
@4l.sl. Corn steadier at s2Gs4c. Pork, a22.5o@
S22.62a Beef steady. Lard heavy. Groceries
firm. Naval stores steady. Frelghts quiet.
BALTIMORE, Feb. lS.-virginia SIS, old, soy
bid, COZ asked; ZOOS, 500 BID; 'oTs, seq Did, SGT
asked.
Flour more active but weak: Howard-street
superfne, S5.so@be; extra, $6.5O@S7.25; family,
sIE@s9; City Mills supeTdne, $6@sL25; extra,
sS family a1, s;sso@sI we fsmv sqEe5
@Ss.5O. Wheat best grades firm, others dull
choice white, So@S?.lo; fair to prime, Sl6og
81 90 prime TO choice red, 81. etDS2 10: lair 10
good. $L6o@sl.so !: common, $l.+5@Sl.s5 obio
and Indiana, sl:so@s1 rs: Pennsylvania, si;sO@
$l.55. Corn dull: white southern, S39S5c. !;
yellow southern, so@s5c. Cats steady a. SEC.
Pork firm at $3.50. Bacon firm; shoulders,
osc. RIB sides. 12c. clear rib, lac. sugar-cured
bamsl7a@lsc. Lard quie. at l33c Whiskey dull
at 92Me3c.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. ls.--Tobacco active sales, 20
hOgsheads common to ROEd Tugs, S5.35QGTs.9o
low To m edium leaf, S6.25GISlo.
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The dry goods store of Wildman 6 Clag-
gett, on King street, in Leesburg, Va, took
sre Thursday, and thsloss was about $780,
sopo OF which was for goods destroyed,
winch was covered by insurance. The fire
was accidental.
:, one Of the balloons which escaped from
iaris Tell in the ufighborhpod OF Brussels
Win such force that It's three inmates were
instantly killed. -..--.. aA1szss.l -...-,.,.s.,,
.espedes is said to be attempting to get
. Hu' "i hls Cuban republic by escaping from
lit northern coast oil, tue island. 49,
a railroad train leaves London, on the
h5 n every minute, 80 that 525, 900 trains
leave London every year.
''an francisco is to have new city hall,
costing $1,000, 900.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. Is, 1874.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chondse and PASSENGERS, John w. Wyatt.
Steamer Jonn Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cgandiSc end passengers. l.. Is. Tatum.
Steamer Savior. Herring, Philadelphia, mer-
chanIlse and passengers. W. Z. Porter.
Bark Pepita, Gatjen, Boston, light, TO Galego
Mills Manufacturing Co., to load flour Tor kio
Graude.
,.scnooner Roxanna, Frank, Baltimore, merchan.
disc, Quits & Parker
SAILED, ~,
Steamer Ellie Knight, Trasas, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, VIM. r. Brett.
steamer Siagara- Blakeman, New York, mer-
chandi e and passengers, John ". Wyatt.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Feb. 1s.-Arrlved, steamer Admi-
raj, KeI bold, Baltimore. merchandise aud pas eu-
gers, York River Railroad Company, ami sailed
on return.
NEW YORK. Feb ID rived, schoorers Anna
Rurland. Voorhees,; w. n. Gesner, Egbcrt: and
N. Z. Simmons. Candy, from Richmond.
BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK. Feb. ls.-Arrived, steamer City Of
Manchester, from Liverpool.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-20

Coon CRorrlNG.--We understand that
MIR. l.. W. Anderson purchased farm in
isr Valley Of the Dan at two hundred dol
l5r,, and rented II to Mr. NJ. NJ. Arlington
l>i year for a part of the crop, gettlnE
w suppose. what is customary, one. tanEth
Of The crops. The other day his/teaant
sold the crop Of 1850 for eight hundred dol
lars. .....-
We have frequently known man to cell
one yrar'S crop Of tobacco for enough.to
pay for his whole plantation, but here is an
instance where one gears rent paid for it,
paD1Ic Times.
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Y}ithn,ond nispattt.
4" -
,,v FEBRUARY %, 1871.
VIRGINIA NEWS.

,.~c,xo TIRE TIME OF ELScTroNs.
.,',, n|' If the Dispatch is the language OF
n,,aottr;c;ic impulse. and we would readily
S,n,,,6 il. even a the expense of mourning
-, tbcsc tax-ridicn times the expense. or
t u, <cnaratc elections il we understand it
-, wv Ec we'll considered. There is, however.
',,,,c ar no necessity for change in the law
-, i stands on the statute book. which we
',~c,,,ne is in accordance with the ConSti-
r,,inn. This fall VIC shall elect an entirely
n%w General Assembly under reappor-
,onmcnt bill. The delegates and half the
,nngtars will hold over till November rs.
:, hon half of The Senators and all the dele
r~Itc> will be again voted tor. In the mcan-
lime. to-wi'. in November ~, Congress
,rrn and electors for President and Vice
Trrs.den nj will I've alone elected. In Novem-
lex 81. in addition TO the members OF the
General Assembly, the Governor and en-
,,r, state ticket. and all county officers cX-
con-, clerks Of courts. will DC elected. Each
s,r,nc of every wear all city, town. town
>Sip. and district officers are elected. In
November "A we again vote FOR members
d, Congress. and on the same day in the
sane year for clerks Of courts, who hold
.,rr for iour YEARS. W0rreaton inder.