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WerS
sHsH' e. issss
S .a The S :; 90
%es and & and
nominal Oats were trm and N moderate demand. The
bid .. sse for Western ana Ohio ana
TasisTrs-The market les. active to-day ea. very
Liverpool; but heard Of engagements There was a
SF Ss fR
q
wheat 10y hhds ,oSacco 1os TO London y SAL 1900
sasn and xSs. The
for Sds S cSgt x
age 7 aat another 1900 quarters, same voyage, 7s fat
Sars % quarters il slippers Ss Voyage and
% % na M or
for S. dun but unclaimed for
ses: lsi; DISPOSED ;Ss & :sds s: $
irs % ss &C.
SxvAI sToRrs.~sprss turpentine 10 !isht demand
s aSS $ ss 70 Se s.p s%s
Rosn the spot dull OF sale comprising 20
SS Ss%.s senfs sss"stS
Is y s5,s ss; R,S Sc1ns Ss1s q g. e
o fa .; and IS ssr wi%ntsS .'N 60
qs va.
daced prices but holders rme their views and, in
s.
Ss ;s sd.s Sss .s d0 ss! @ SSs & q
Crude in bulk quiet at HIoc. H4c. The market at
Philadelphia quiet but without noticeable change The
sales were 500 bbs refined standard white for July at
'ts:. a isc. A"' ''''' 'O'' sA'''.-N s
s. s. s,ss
oass s.' sU pr,cs. SneSsnsed quoted M for short
Ss '? for Sr
Birmingham. Lard very quiet and weak sales Of 2s
buy sales yesterday of GOO erces and 500
for September 0c We also note sales OF 200 erces city
lard al $40. lOc for steam and kettle Beef was without
nominal at $S $l2 for mess $ls $16 ;or
Beef hams continued dull neg eced and en-
tirey nominal. Cut meats quiet but steady We quote
dry sated shoulders 6he clear bellies Sac sHc bellies,
do llc l6c Dressed hogs dull AT 6hc a7hc Butter
moderate demand and prices unchangei
So casks Carolina chiefly, II ALL at from Ssc &C. per
ID. We quote :Carolina- SIC s,ac good, sac
prime and choice. 9Ac 9c Pana, In the absence OF
sales, was nominal at 7c. a INC.
SUGAR--The market was quiet but steady at previous
prices The we're limited to 3O0 hhds at s'sc a skc
y is:c is%c FOR and BE sSc for crushed pow
iered granuated We quote Cdpainferlor 10 common
far & sIo & fs raining sp S ssaS s s,6csy
centrifugal hhas. boxes sSc sc moIasses, h6ds
"% S1es s0.s .ssnsIa &c o Sso q s
OaGa d do III 70 sS g To- cs c S, - e 1s s PSt
s
Dutch standard Nos 10 TO Ia 9c lo'sc. ManilaCurent
,ayed aud superior. re q &c.
TALLow was quiet, bu, not quotably changed. Sales
10 GOO lbs, at SIC. &c. for outside and 9ac for city
WHIsKEY.-Receipls, 500 bbls The market was very
luiet but hrm al ssc There were no sales reported.
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THE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF MIR. PEALL.

Mr.. VIM. H. H. Peal the Custom house clerk,
living at 224 Hudson street, who shot himself in the
left side Friday evening" is still in Centre street
Hospital IN sinking condition, with scarcely hope
OF his recovery. Coroner Young, being an old and
intimate friend Of Mr.. Pea, yesterday visited HIM
In the hospital but he had no statement Whatever to
maze In regard to his suicidal attempt. Previous to
the commission OF the act Mr.. Peall wrote and ad.
dressed private letter to Coroner Young In regard
to his temporal AFFAIRS and the interview between
them yesterday related wholly to private matters.
which was deemed necessary IN anticipation of his
speedy dissolution. Two accomplished daughters Of
Mr. Peall are In constant attendance upon him.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Coroner Schlrmer yesterday held an inquest ON
the body OF John lIutcheon fortytwO years Of age,
painter, IN the employ Of the Erie Railroad Com
pany, who died In ST. Luke's Hospital yesterday.
on Thursday last deceased, while engaged painting
the ferryboat James Fisk, was caught between the
boat and pier on the Jersey side OF the
river, and WIS fearfuy crushed across the aodo-
men, resulting In death. Mr. HutcheOn, who was
native OF Scotland, lived Ia Paterson, n. J. where
he leaves widow and five children the Masonic
fraternity, OF which deceased was member, to0&
charge oil the remains Tor intermcnt.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship westphalia Will leave this port ON
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
rhe mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at haf-past eleven O'Clock A. M.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for EUROPE
will be ready at half-pass nine O'Clock In tho
morning.
single copies IN wrappers for mailing, SIX cents
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STOCKS ON SATURDAY..
the Following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks on SATURDAY.

The following were the fina street prices after the
closing OF the Stock Exchange: Union 81 u
a 571s; Pacific Mail, 46 46s; New York Central
consolidated, 9osl 96S New York Central scrip,
02A 922s; Erie. 233S 2Sh; Reading, l12a 1l2%
Lake Shore, 1884 los1s; Pittsburg, 1907 a l2l;
Northwestern, 67X a 67zs; Northwestern preferred,
91} a9l1; Rock Island, 1885 l0SI4; 81. Paul, so a
69A; st. Paul preferred, s014 sO}a; Wabash, 5oz.
go; Ohio and Mississippi. Az Az; Union
Pacific, 26T a 27; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 22s a
2h; Columbus, Cincinnati and indiana Central, 10 d
1917.
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THE JUVENILE HOMICIDE POST MoRTEM.

Deputy Coroner Cushman yesterday, at 65 Watts
street. made post mortem examination on the
body Of Allen @. Brown, Six years OF age. whose
neah ,ih was alleged had been caused by a
sciow on the head with u heavy stick
~ the hands OF Joan Dunphy, yonth Of
sen sUureen years. whose parents 1--we at 81 Charlton
AZ Saect uurlng quarrel between them on Wednes-
cessaans@ as@ Dr. Cushman, on opening the head OF de-
os fS olnd extravasation OF blood cn the surface
the resn, nemisphere of the brain and neningltis
wavwarm oI violence The prisoner (Dunphy) ispa
r,s '@wsru @ reckless hoy, VINO In the past has given
,naLn ~, v'"s mucn trouble. Coroner Schlilaer Will
Inahe ah onioiaI investigation to-day.
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IL Will be observed that the item OF reserve now
amounts 10 the very large sum or $9o 947, l69-on
which the banks owe S2s7, ,37s, 129 and secured
by the resources contained in loans and discounts
to the extent Of $500, 052, 2S5.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The government list was generally higher but dull.
The rise was spasmOdlc first running on the long
skies of 1881, then upon the ten.forties and more
recently on the 62s The following were the closing
street quotations Saturday evening:-United States
currency skies, 1l3x 1l4 do, 1884, registered ll6
1l6X; do. do, coupon, 116 l16k; do. nvetwenties
registered May and November, llss4 Il4 do. do,
1882 coupon, do, n4x NAYS do. do, 1854, do. do,
113H llSI; do. do. 1885. do. do 1l3ss max; do
do, registered, January anu July. l12ts ll3; do.
do, 1865, coupon, do, 112H ll2H; do. do, 1867,
do. do 1l2n 4 49, do do, 1865 do. do, ll3 a
lsh; do. tenforties. registered, ll2h ll2al; do.
do, coupon, llSk 1lsll.
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS.
The Southern list showed the general duiness
prevailing In the street; but some wide changes
occurred in prices the new South Carolinas falling
TO 64h on the discovery of new issue of bonds
which were authorized to redeem older obligations
recently maturing, and are now the subject OF in
vestgaton by the stock Exchange Committee, who
are awaiting advices from Columbia. The Tennes-
sees and Georgias were strong and higher. The
old North Carolinas continued their movement to
equalization with the new bonds other than special
taxh with the effect OF Strengthening the latter.
Missouris fell OF about four per cent on the cessa-
1ion Of purchases for the sinking fund.-
THE STOCK MARKET.
The stock market was strong but very dull. The
Lake Shore meeting paralyzed operations previous
TO Its occurrence, and afforded no reason for activity
when Its result was known. The cIques are EVIL
AAtA
they subject themselves TO the contingencies OF
stringent money IN the winter and as they are
quite sanguine OF the existence OF a large short
interest they have started n fresh upward move.
ment, the vigor OF which displayed on FRIDAY and
Saturday was by no means contemplate.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT IsLIP.

Yesterday two young men Of Islp named john
son and Lawrence went In the bay in salboat.
While Lawrence was lifting his gun from
the bottom of the boat one Of the charges
was accidentally discharged, lodging In his
knee. As he fell johnson ciutched the
gum when the other charge was also exploded,
blowing of several Of Lawrence'5 toes. The Jlb.
boom swung round and capsized the boat, but John
son. being good swimmer, managed TO get his
friend on small island, from where they were
faken to Isp. Dr. Thompson found 1t necessary TO
Amputate the leg as the bone was shattered In
Diecea.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

July 81.
lS7O-King william OF Prussia having awarded am
nesty 90 political offenders. and issued an adj
dress TO his subjects, lett Berlin for The seat OF
ls70-Ihe boiler OF the steamer Silver Spray ex-
ploded on the Mtssssippi river; about twenty
i've persons lost their lives.
1s30-Chares X. and mis- Ministry ned from Paris.
l653fhe English fleet almost DESTROYED that OF the
Dutch. IN an engagement during which the
great Admiral Won rromp was Killed, on The
coast O Holland.
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CCII IMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July 29-6P. N.
CoFFEEThe market for Rio and Santos strong, with
fair demand for cargo invoices We note sales 1862 bags
Ro per Brazlera in bond at &c., gold, per lb and about
200 per Humboldt private Other kinds
moderate demand for jobbDg purposes full prices We
quote Rio ordinary cargoes, l0Ac I0kc fair do 1lc
nac; good do llHc. 12c. prime do, l2Ac. l2Hc:
eme for lots, l0c l2azc. eod per lb, In bond,
a. grass IN ma!s lssc a2G Singapore l7c sc csyon
lboc.; jamaica l3c l5c. st. Domingo (gold in bond
y4c a loc; Costa Rca, l31sc Nc. Manila, Lc. l5c.
q l6c. ''~' ~
COTTON Continued adverse reports from Europe contr
bnsd TO further the cotton the spot
with liberal offerings the large (abou
$1,000 bales, against about bales the period
year, the market yielded and prices declined &c
ordinary and good ordinary and middnc
and the better grades The demand very light aud in
the absence OF considerable sales the appended quota
tons are entirely nominal The sales were as folows:
To Ia I1isiE Eren.a Tofnj
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA July %, 1871
SugarBusness small quotations barley maintained
buyers demand reduction No u quiet at ii IL
Moasses sugar. Nos to 10, declining; quoted at 6S
reals Muscovado sugar-Far good easier and nominal
sales of the week l0oo boxes exported during the week
from Havana and Matanzas 900 boxes OF which $3.50
to the United States stock remaining In warehouses
at Havana and Matanzas 3 QUO boxes and 500 hhds Ba
quiet at l3c l4c. Flour declining Hams steady
American sated, lbc 1ic sugar cured 4c. 30 Lard
demand Al AZ a Az
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The quotations based cotton running In quality not
than half grade above or below the grade quoted
Liverpool by steam Nd; by sail, 5-s2d. to Havre, BY
steam, lc., gold sail, SC. 10 Hamburg, by steam, 5l6d
to Bremen, by steam, &c, gold, compressed; to Baltic
FLOUR epts-Four, 1885 bbs wheat,
l42 s7 bushels o34 do mea 100 bbls and s75
bags 20l5O bushels rye 40U do The flour market
ruled dull and prices somewhat for shipping
grades make change quotations. The sales
bbis. Rye dull. There small,
upmportant At quotations Corn meal quiet but
steady; 100 bbs Western BROUGHT former prices. We
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IOthi. .s.....-...ssssss IA 4SJ ool
For future delivery basis low middps the sales have
ls lIl6c 800 at 1sc. September, 100 IS is6c 4oo
1885, 200 at l8c October, 201 at s 9l6c 700 at 1sac
eer 2Co at 1sc goo a. a. 1879 total 200 bales To,,day
isc GO at isSc 500 at Is sSc November 400 at isac
100 at iSssc October and November l EACH at s'sc DC
ber 400 at SIC Exchangesc paid to exchange 100 Octo
Ser for lO0 PAID to exchange e august for
average quotations Of yeser lays forward deliveries
Der, 1S50c. December, lS42c.; January, IL SOC. We
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of the associated banks is
without important feature. There Is large gain
In legal tenders. and almost as large decrease in
specie. The actual gain In reserve Ii, however,
Offset by increase In liabilities that the nnal
contribution to the surplus above the legal
is reduced to the nominal sum of SCI, ,5I2 making
the surplus now held by the banks, beyond the 25
per cent required by law, $l9lO2,63 637. The state.
ment contrasts with It's predecessor as follOws:-
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Reef quiet at lOJsc Ilhc. Hogs quiet at &C. SIC Re
ceipts--Calue, 1917, and live hogs ,4O9.
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THE CONFERENCE OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.

The lrst annual report OF the Conference Of st.
Vincent de Paul, connected with the Church Of ST.
John the Baptist, mas been submitted, as rollows:-
RECEIPTS.
Collections at meetings. ..................$1 $135
Net proceeds OF two lectures res................ 76i
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Families relieved, IA; added to relief roll, Ia;
struck therefrom, IL; now in need, 2; persons
visited, 10; number of visits made, 49l. There are
dozen Sunday school teachers and about three hun
dred children In attendance. The submission OF
are Interested III Dehali OF the poor the manner In
which the funds weekly contributed TO the poor
have been expended.
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1t Will be observed that the item OF reserve now
amounts 10 the very large sum or $9o,947 169-on
which the banks owe S2S7 1873 129. and secured
BY the resources contained in loans and discounts
to the extent Of $500, ,0522S5.
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2 SiAUCTTOH SKaRsssEn tHSe Dsgs.
ass ny g. q. Tasdy q Al. qstiont srs, soo n,
IN AZ CREDIT OF FOuR5!MeNTHs.

TWELyE. HUsDREDe Bk ReELs FINE -OID
"a PURE BYE WRISKEYt AT6AUCTI0E u:
ON THURSD Az, 9th day or March, 1g7t. we VIII
sell 1t our warehouse IN the city OF Richmond,
Comm ending at II o. dock, g. 49, Jtzsss.
- 1900 bsrrets PURE Ya WHIskEY.
mis- W ifstsy IL to be sold py consent ana az Inc
request Of parties interested. In order 70 wind mp
the estate Of deceased Derch snt who held IL as
an Investment. 1t WAS Distilled UNDER DIS Qlfec.
ton, and no pains or expense spared 70 make u
az pure rs e8n be prodaceoaSt. -. ,,.....
This sale; no. only irrresre the Quangy On Sne
goods, but In It's magnilude. presents attractions
must command the attention OF The iarxe tTade,
and Of all who are in want Of PURE EYE WELLS
A 4 Win be sold on credit Of Dur mouths, forap.
pt q sd Rssot1aoe papsr storxRDTs co. =
7 - % beiiGWILL ;BEEADDEDqo 9df 20 1oii
which will be offered immediately after the sale o.
70 qusrter Casks Of jules Robin a Go.'s and Jay'
pc iRennesses's pure CGGHAC baA MI NJ,
b aa.k London color, now in our Oonae ' ware
Z !, ybls.3 csso, bax A5 HofAs sI , 49,, },
$50 hhds. p. g., MUsCoYADO, and n. Q. SUr.
.lIGAk. paffcnoSse;i1 80 ,,... -. - -
SO Ib1Es rio, LAeUAYRA, and JAVA cor
! 7s to = 100 10 hindg BACON sides srd shonlders;
o.bbls m, G. and EASTERN HERRisGS,
i 4 so half chests finest a.: p. ndaOL0NGTEAS,,
5000 sacks Worthinston q Dean's,SALT -. :
Together with a. large a.sortmeDs OF silsse,.s.
ing a catalogue well worthy the attention OF the
trade. - ii IS. g: TA4RqpY 4 CO.: "a
IN -. n
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30 is BY Lyme Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
3ls' ~ 1912 Main street.

u,R1IsTEE,s SssrE OF A NICE LIT
i TIEFARM SITUATED N TIE Eu GSu .Td Z
AND ENRY ACADEMY, BEYOND
GAINESVILLE, FOR SALE AT,AU CT.0N.-
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust executed TO US
as trustees, from Joseph Barnes, dated 2sth sep
tember 1855, duly recorded in the clerks office OF
Hanover county, we shall. in execution OF said
trust, at the request Of the beneficiary therein
named, proceed to cell at public suction, on the
premises on FRIDAY, the nth OF March, 1871, at
the hour of u O'Clock NJ. ltf fair: If not the
next fair day theresfter at the same hour sun nm
day excepted,) that ICE LITTLE MARKET
FARM loo ated rs above described, recently in the
occupancy of Shepperd Newman, ESQ.,. contain
ing 693 acres, nearly all cleared, With the III
Terms Cash as TO $3.50; the residue Of the pur-
chase NOR ey at four eight. and twelve months,
for negotiable notes, interest adeed, secured by
NH ~ 4 S1s 81 Hys sIHHS RS Trustees >
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-07
n~- ByLyne & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
..rtg No. 1912 Main street.

VERY ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRA-
Y BILE FAMILY RESIDENCE, SITUATED
ON THE EAST LINE IF TWEHTY-sEY.
ENTH, BETWEEN MARSHALL. AND CLAY
STREETS, IN THE CITY OFkICHMOND. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-We snail at the reque or
the owner. sell Mt public auction on the premises
on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of March. 1871. at /
O'Clock P. NJ, that very desirable and well-luca,eI
FAMILY RESIDkNCE situated rs described
now In the occupancy OF SIR. Martin SWEENEY.
The house LIS of CO tge style, wi h two wings md
contains six rooms above the basement with
spacious hall through the centre, CLOSET Re-, ri h
mont and rear porches and q brick kitchen con-
timing TOUR rooms, and q pump OF fine waller IN
the yard. The front yard Is beautifully laid oil
with shrubbery, &C.: IN the rear ysrd, or rGen,
are are go9d many young fruis Hees OF 'he most &C.
TERMS: Cash as 10 one-fourth Of the purchase
money; The residue at 6, l2, and 10 months FOR
negotiable otes, interest ADDED, secured by trust
deed. 49, [mh u ;a LYME & BRO, tuc':
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,, By wellington Goddin, f.. ~. =
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

4 ! ,-l---Ti - -
EXECUTORS SALE OF HANDSOME
III RESIDENCES AT THEM OR TiHEAST
CuRNE. OF FIFTH AND CARY STR EETS.-
By virtue of the authority vested In me by the will
Of Willism Bsrret, deceased, late OF the city OF
Richmond, duly admitted tn probate In Richmond
Chancery Court. shall sell at public auction. on
TIE premises. on RIDAY, the 10th OF March, 1871,
at O'Clock P. NJ, the large and elegant RESI-
DENCE Of The decedcnt, located as above. The
lot has front on 9Th street of 823 feet and depth
on AIRY street OF 100 feet. The dwelling contains
twelve rooms, besides attic story front pcRtfco,
under which there Is an entrance to the basement,
and tw0-story portico In rear !; gas and water In
the house. The ont. buildings embrace large
kitchen, containing four rooms brick ofare In
the yard, brick stable and carriage house, and the
Yards stocked With evergreenS and some choice
grape vines. The view fro n the rear portfco Is
most lovely one, overlooking Church Bill, the
Capitol the lower James river, &c. Taken. alto
gether, It is believed that the foregoing properly
presents as many attractions as any similar est2b
lisfTT ent now on the market. Except as to paint
ing. the whole prem SEES are in excellent order.
TERMS: One-fourth cash /; balance at 6, IL and
six per cent. or, If preferred by the purchaser,
the terms may be changed to one-fourth cash.
balance at l 2, and years, bearing interest at
eight per cent per annuin, payabiy half yearly,
secur ed BY deed OF trust. The taxes and 1nSpr-
ancef for this year to be paid by the purchaser.
TIE premises can be seen daily from 10 to
O'Clock. @+- - '".''- FL. RI
After the sale of the DWELLING Will be sold three
veTylaree PARLOR MIR SORS.l GE.as4.a.. =. Il
!. ~ -. .... JAQUELIN p. TAYLOR,
mil Executor or VIM. Barrett, deceased.
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BY p. Bowman, Aucttoneer.

By 2. Bowman, Aucttoneer.
THIRST EXTRA LARGE SPRING
Il SALE.-On TUESDAY, the l4,h inst, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock will sell atmy warerooms,
A-'' 500 cases BOOTS. SHOES, BROGANs. and
BALMORALS, for mems, women's and
" chldren's wear, In great variety Of sizes
Il and quality. 1t1.. -.
They consist Of Eastern, New York. and Fhlla-
delphla-made goods, and cannot be surps ssed IN
Also, an Unusually fna and large assortment of
i READY-MA AIDE CL0TSING, 70
FORHIGN and DOMESTIC WOOLLENS
FURNISHING GOODS. and ......t O.
FUR and WOOL II ATS.
beg leave to call the special attention OF the
trade to the above sale, which combines very
large desirable, and select stock of goods, and
cannot fail to prove highly profitable to buyers.
The goods are all fresh and reasonable, and will
be sold without reserve in lots 70 suit purchasers
- -..,i. e.. ......, ......4 P. BOWMAN, q.
sA' d. Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
Lunch will be served on day Of sale.
l. NH Tn TIL, Sat & Oil &TU.5t - 20. = tf.-fj y
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3I.R BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
i Ey,eventh street. between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE FARM KNOWN AS..CHISWICk u
ON THE THREF-CHOPED ROAD. ABOUT
In execution Of decree of the Circuit Court OF
Henrico county, entered on the; llth February,
1871 in the case Of Michelbacher, trustee rs Conn,
TUESDAY. 7th March. at u O'Clock NJ, III fair;
If not then on the next fair day thereater at the
same hour, the FARM described as above, for
rnerly owned by G.. G. Exall. It contains ONE
HUNDRED AND THIkTY-ONE. ACRES ana
has been well improved .. 80.
The improvements consist Of o neat dwelling
with six rooms, with all the usual out-bn1ldings,
and choice variety OF fruit trees and grape
Persons wishing to purchase q desirable little
farm near the city would do well to attend this
sale. -r.s.. - .-.r-a -.,-e-
TERMS One-third cash balance at 9, II, and
IS months, for negotiable notes, with interest,"
added the title being retained BY the court until
the notes are paid, . A. AUSTIN SMITH.
49, = II Commissioner.
sGRUBBs u WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
roo1 IrooO0 q A
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One of the persons named in Bret Harte's
poem has been COMPOUNDED with a certain
United States Senator. But the suspicion
is set at rest by the Sacramento Reporter,
In which gentleman at Mud Springs is
made to say :" Bill Nye--Bill Nye seems
to me orter know that name. But then
it couldn't ha' been him, neither. No-now
think of it, his name was Jim Nye J; and
Pve heard, too, that he got to be Senator
out in Nevady. Pm quite sure it wasn't
Jim, cause he'd ha' stole the pot afore it
come to q showdown"
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By Cook q Laughton, sAucttoueerh
Corner Of Governor and Franklin issrcntS.

III RsEs, MULES, WAGONS, FARM
Ill -IhG UTEssILA GHQIGE FpXfLSs HAY,
&C.. Ar ,AUCTION,--pn rWEDHEsDAYss ths
OF Major &c. sHs5 1G0qk iitansturg irDsd. M
miles from the CITY, .ygt5N5
Two very valuable FARM ANIMALS
Ons EAY MARE. perfectly rGlfahfe I'd haTrea1;;s.
FAEM WAG9Nss ATS HARHEs FLOWS .It
Two sPSING EoVRREp WA6OEs fos. fsmiiy
i ia III 1 otGSS pIas 81 Mpsoysd sssss. |, !, !.
EtehNsn genuine QHaYE CQUEH E4MnS 80 80. ].
HAySF9DlER s,ap; togeskar NitA &Fsyy aIticls
naukliy fonnd upon q small. well-segp fAslAi
Itbeng Mr. Geak.s 10 1eya owe ~ sne
mla sC60G d LAUGHT0N, Anots. 4