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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-27
BY E. d. EachO,
By E. d. EachO,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Onlce, No. Fourteenth street. between Main and
Franklin.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDRY '

TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDRY vir-
l. tue of deed of trust executedby Edward Hogan
to me Us trustee, for the purposes therein
the 5th day OF February next that being court-day)
at O'Clock, In front of Henrico Courthouse, sell ut
public auction the following real estate:
A TRACT OF LAND In Henrico containing
twenty acres (more less), adjoining the Lands OF
Isabella Allen, Turner sharpe, ana olhers, ABOUT
seven miles below Richmond
Also, PARCEL OF LAND containing nve acres,
conveyed to said Hogan by John n. Davis.
Ali or so much of said real estate will be sold as Is
deed of trust and charges and to pay $500 due by two
notes of $3.50 each, with the interest thereon me
title TO the said property Is believed TO be perfectly
good but selling as trustee shall only convey such
SfitIn as hold NJ. HARRIS,
IN ., Trustee.
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SEwING.sIACIYINES.

W SEwING-MACHNEs.
AN HONEST SOUTHERN MACHINE THAT
HAS NOT SURRENDERED TO NoRIH-
ERN HUMBUGS AND WON'T BE
RECONSTRUCTED.
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ONE MONTHS TRIAL BEFORE PURCHASE.

WANTED. honest southern men and women TN. Mnv
prefer to purchase good southern productions ra'ne'
Than be swlndled by carpet-bag humbugs.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctonccr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SAL E OF YER 7
" DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BETW ZEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS-By virtue e, o.
decree Of the Chancery Court Of the city OF lch.
mond entered on the 18th Of january, lS7. In tiie
case OF Cochran: &c, against Qarles, &c. we sna
rs spccial commissioners thereby appointed, procee.
to sell at public auction, on the premises. on TuES
DAY the 3Oth of January 1872, ut O'Clock + NJ, Il
fair If not the first fair day thereafter, that largo
and wel-located BRICK DWELLING s!lnated a.
above now In the occupancy Of Mr.. Joel b. Watkins
The lot has front Of s?s feet and dspa OF off, lds
Fourth street. The dwelling is we'll built has clever
rooms, besides large Kitchen &C..
TERMS Enough in cash 10 defray expenses O
sale and costs of suit; balance IN equal IStalmenf
at one, two, and three years for negotiable notes
bearing interest, satisfactorily endorsed, and titi
retained till all of the purchase money Is fully pai'
and conveyance ordered by the court
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
THOMAS j. EVANS,
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM X. WYNN,
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN,
LUTHER L. SPlLMAN,
T., onoodtds Commissioners.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneeys and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY ABOUT
a decree of Hcnrico County, Court, pronounced on
the 18th day Of January 1872, In the suit OF lacy
commissioners thereby appointed, proceed TO sell at
public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
the e5th day of January 1877? at the hour o. c,9c
p NJ n TRACT OF LAND containing On L
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TfIREE AND FIfE-
EIGHTFlS ACRES more or less, with the usual I'M.
Henry Powell George Savage, ard as, bcing the
same land of which the aic Bcnla min b. X. Barker
and julius A. IIobson died seized.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with inter
est added title retained by the court unul AZ lne
purchase money Is paid and conveyance oraereo
EE1WAiRRlDp I 7: CANNON Commissioners.
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Owing to circumstances unavoidable, the above sue
Is postponed until "WEDNESDAY the slst ohy "
January. 1872. at the same hour.
Eb y aIslI N y; 2cASSoS'f Commissioners.
s-I,nmedIntelv after the sale of the above pro-
pertv will be sold all the STOCK, FARMING MI
ELEMENTS, PROVESDER, &C. ConycyanceS
will he at our Office on the morning or sale tat
o'clock to convey parties to and from the sale;
LYME 81 BROTHER,
,,1o Auctioncers.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

r ME, LIME, LLME.--The Lime manu-
II factured BY u In Botetonrt county, known q:
be nut upon the market under the name OF INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be lett NJ Oh,
0''''s' W. ''0' Iva Dill DILLON, Elicit 3 co. ]
November 81, 1911. no23
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AND STATIONERY
ID FOR THE NEW YEAR.

The subscribers are supplied with 2 full stock OF
GOOD BLANK-BOOHS,
rom, ris,np nil the usual forms of DAY-BOOk-
JouRSAIs, LEDGERS, CASlI-B0OKS, N
VOIt'E-DOOKS. BILL-BOOKS, X + IPI
BOOKS, CHECK-BOOks, and hEslohhApoN
Having a well-apnoInted BOOK BINDERY: thcI
arr. PREPARED to manufacture BLANh-boohS u
T6cv have also in stock DIARIES, CALENDARS
and ALMASACS for 1872.
Colrndars TO their customers gratis. ,,
10 % WOODHOUSE ( PARllAN.
1000. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
ICl" 1878 MAIN STREET,
have for sale
VIRGINIA and OTHER ALSlAAACs,
DIARIES from &c. 70 -,
PHYSICIANS DIARIES,
BLANK BOOKS of all sizes.
Five kinds Of CALENDARS. FREE 10 all.
ja 9-d&w ~. 1afp..
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CL0THI l
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
STOCK TOO LARGE. q.

GOODS MUST BE SOLD
from this time during the balance Of the season.
will offer my entire WINTER STOCK ut such prices
rs will prove To he
ASTONISHING BARGAINS.
TIL, prices shall lc rs low the same goods can be
bought for AT any house in the city. My stock Is yet
-, u assorted and desire those in want to give me
-, ,,,', as ] mean WORK, WORK, WORK, and
p,pc,rNS Tor the million. Call at the NEW
cropE WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
1909 Main street.
Mossrs. JOHN H. LErrwICII, j. II. SIMPSON, T.
PEASANTS, z. FOREST PECoR, and j. l.. SMITH,
oil If whom in the future las in the past can be
foond ut their old post with Inc, especially call
,non their friends orc and ALL to give them the pa
sronare In tho future as they have in the past.
,,o7-at WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

A VERY LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO DEALEKs'
Desiring to circulate reliable information on an,
Inn-mnchInes those writing to us VIII confer -
favor by giving us the address Of lew feap'as''
parties In their neighborhoOd .0,y.s
offers of INQUIRY solicited. We pledge onfSe!Ne,
to give reliable information, and guarantee sa'iS'
ton In all our dealings ,s ,,,o.o-
i,oa Ninth and Bank streets, Richmond "a.
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MACHINERY, &c.

MACHINE WORKS.-SLOAT & AD-
WI DINGTON, Nos. 1902. 1924, 1926, and 142s
Cary street, and Nos. ID and Is south Fifteenth
street. Richmond, Va. We make all kinds of new
work in the machinlst line repair all kinds of work
We 70 In the country to do all sorts of work in our
line Also make the best tobacco mills In the world
and keen them OH hand, as we'll tobacco screws Of
all kinds, together with bands and biets and all ar
ticles for the manufacture of tobacco. We keep on
hand for sale all sizes Of new and sccond-hand En-
Platform Scales, Shafdng, Hangers, Pulleys, Gear
and Bevl Wheels; and, In fact, general assortment
Judson's Patent Steam Engine Governor; Utica Conn
pany Steam-Gauges; Selden's Patent Engine Pack
Ing Peet Valves; Globe Valves; Tallow Cocks; self
Cleaners Oil Cans; Water-Gauges &c. AL Of which
we sell at reasonable prices and on accommodating
terms. n d. We receive on consignment al kinds
of machinery, both new and secondhand. Come and
see us. foe q SLOAT & ADDiNGTON.
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TNHlS Is 70 INFORM MY FRIENDS
l. and the public generally that have this day cll-
tered into the REAL ESTATE HuSi NESS IN ALL
ITS BRANCHES, and solicit from them share OF
faithfully and diligently attended to. My whosetimc
Will DC devoted IL this business. -
rEYTON X. CARRiNGTON.
Real Estate Agent, No. ) Fourteenth street.
ia l6-2w* between Mall ana cary.
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1870 NOW IS THE 1870

Il ~ - ~ -
.--s@g a, TIME TO - -
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR
1872. ~ Ftg,ey.y
ANY NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE pm
LISHED IN THE WORLD SENT TO
III ANY PART
~ OF TIE COUNTRY AT
Low RATES So.
,,..rz BY
ELLYSON & TAYLOR.
EEWsDEALERs, AND BOOKSELLERS.
Zig MAIN STREET,
NEXT TO DISPATCH BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA.
r25 II
49, - DAILIEs -
Now York Herald. .$i2 sol WASHINGTON
New York World. II 90 triot .... s,o 4,
New York Tribune - % Baltimore Sun. -. "a 90
washington Chron- Baltimore Amer.
icle... 10 90 can.........,...,1om
WEEKLTES.
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RIVER AND OCEAN STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND Gsgss
L AND NORFOLK TEAMSHIP rS Sssee 49,
LISE.-FOR z Ii l L ID L L PHIA TWICE A
WEEk.-Steamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE, and j.
$. GREEN. composing this line, VIII leave Rich,
O'Clock NJ, and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at the same hour, ALTERNATELY.
parts Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey. and Delaware !;
also for Charleston, Savannah and New Orleans, and
bills of lading signeq through:
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, SS.
W. P. PORTER, Agent,
No. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & Co, Agents,
No. 10 South Wharves.
jalc No. Ia North WllafScs. Philadelphia
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LOST, STRAYED, dc.

T OST, \ SMALL WHITE SET c97so
IL TER PUPPY, with brown head and-&@--EN
ears, Answers to the name of LEO" 4 reward
Of FIVE. DOLLARS will he paid for his return TO
Miss MOLLIE CLIFTON, SOC Second street four
doors above Duval street. il 27-lt$
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AN APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY
PRESENT FOR LADIES.
FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED.

No power is so costly as that OF human muscle, "n'
fifty per cent Of the power required TO run NE
class SEWING-MACHINE may be saved oy us''6
the
ESTIC."
II mikes the lockstttch with the least and most SUI
pie machinery Of any shuttle sewing :.
therefore wears less than any other, and comoln'
with It's remarkable simplicity and case Of r'ln''ps
oroat ouetness of operation with wonderful rsDs'
Of work. Do not fail to examine It.
This great fayorifc Of the Indies Is the NEST aPp'
priate present which can be made them.
DOMESTIC sEWING-MACHlNE RooSI''
900 MAIN STREET.
-, .IyEpv C. 20 General Agents
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We enjoy unusual facilities In the prosecution o
our business and our customers may feel assured o
prompt attention to al orders.
ELLYSON & TAYLOR.
I, Or ll16 Main street.
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gsEAE ESTATE AGENTS.

T ANDS.--I have in my hands for sale
IL LANDS, in large and small quantities. In almost
every section OF the State. 4 number of them are
large. trsclass estates. with splendid Improvements,
and dcsirably located. -
GEORGE VI. DREWRY,
10 lT-lEl l01I Main street.
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FRESHNESS WANTS,
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, that very desirable IN
Il BRICK AND FRAMED HOUSE No. 110, Eli
situated on the west side Of Monroe street between
Grace and Franklin streets containing six rooms,
with kitchen and other convenienccs. Possession
can be had Oh the llth February next
'"N ~ Z. D. EACHO,
IN DIST Real Estate Agent
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TULES MOREIN, CON
u MANUFACTURER AND DEALER In cor COZ,
PER AND GALVANIZED IRON LlGHINiNGr,
RODS AND WEATHER WAVES, also LIGHT
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all kinds. soiicits inc
patronage of the citizens OF Richmond ahd sur
rounding country. ,.,,o~o
Ali orders thankfully received and promptly exc
cutcd In workmanlike manner.
LIGHTSISG-RODS specially:
No. 100. corner Seventh and Main. 10 A-lW"
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ico4 Richmond. Va
lanes RIVER sTEAMBoATe.si@I
FOR NEM YORK Sd TTlt thR4sH6i; BAI1l-
AND lS rs q EEf fHE 5hh HE'D
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
ELIZA HANCoN Captain 2 G. . GrEoRD Leaves
TbS % oSkffS ffE and
pAYs, at M3EF-PAsT SIX 4. H. and returns on
Tq T and I'd s YoToE wth the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore Philadelphia, and New
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
Fare to New York. ..s12 50
Fare to philadelphia. ...................... 90
Tickets E on sale at NEBEK CO.'S EXPRESS,
FE ETFf rsesiysd ' TTEssbAYs
and sATuRDAYs, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, II, Bos-
Ham"s ind Tnfnadl lana n JAMES rsep
at REA S0NABi,E RATES.
Freight received from A. NJ. till 6P. NJ.
l.. B. TATUM, General Agent
Branch Office, corner Main and Ninth streets.
myl6
NUNARD LINE.-The BRI- AFFSS
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS betweeen New York
and Liverpool, calling ling at At Gors 8 ha aG
RATES OF PASSAGE.
by the "Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer
age:
First Cabin .sl3o gold Second Cabin. $50, gold.
First Cabin to Paris. Sl45, gold
Ev the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin $50, gold. Storage. $50, currency
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown
| and all parts of Europe. at lowest rates
Through bills Of laGng from Virginia to Liverpool
Belfast, Glasgow IIavre, Antwerp, and other ports
on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports, viii
be issued by the VIRGINIA and + Il q
arrangements with the OLD DOMINION STEAM
| SHIP COMPANY to New York. and with the Gu.
SARD LINE thence to Liverpool, SC.
For rates, &C., apply to the Agents Of the Old Do
| minion Steamship Company. -
| CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN,
General Agent Cunard Line.
I'D. KELLEY, DR., General Agent Virginia
| ieo4 and Foreign Through Line
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FOR RENT, the farm "VERDON," con-
4 tanning All acres. situated in Hanover county
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, being regular
mond. The location is good for public accommoda-
ton and store and tho buildings suitable for
place. Terms, $500 per annum: Apply to
or s. T. CADY, at Hanover Courthouse. Va,
IN Ia-stR
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctioncer.
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TORRENT, ST ORE No. 103 east Broad ffs
Il street suitable for a BAR-ROOM (having ELI
In it bar-countcr, &C., or other business Rent low
Apply to-. ,,e ,.,,e
In on-tnd3t CRDBBS Il WILLIAMS
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STORAGE.

CTORAGE.-PARTlEs WISHING 70 sECU RE STORE
- well adapted TO storing heavy go0ds will hnd <S3
Canal street. running through and fronting vesry street,
whom Will be leased Svr ierw VI yeSyp ABBY q u BQWVys
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ARREST OF A HORSE THIEF.

Between three and four O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Onicer Laurie while patrolllng his post In the
village OF Yonkers Weslchester county, halted q
suspicious individual who was riding horse with
out saddle or Dridle In the direction OF New York.
Upon being questioned the fellow told such a
plausible story that the olcer allowed him to pro-
coed unmOested. but, On so1er, second thought
Guided to report The circumstances 10 Sergeant
AusLin who was then on duty. the result was that
notified Of the occurrence by telegraph, and in
structed to detain the man and horse when they
should put IN an appearance. Accordingly the
arrest was effected later In the morning. when the
equestrian was unable to give satisfactory &C
count OF himself. subsequently n man named Will
liam Dederer called a. the Yonkers police station
and lodged information or his having had a horse
stolen from MS premises during the night, the de-
sCrtptiOn OF which left doubt that the captured
animal was his. The thief, who gave his name as
Frank Crawford alias John Dress, was taken before
Justice Seeley, anu was by that Official fully
United to await the action OF the Grand Jury, which
meets ut White Plains tomorrow.
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN. March "a r. NJ
Consols closed at a25s for money and g2x y2s
count American securities quiet. United States Rvetwenty
bonds $685. sl4 1868. old 92 1865. g2 tenortie
$50.
FRANKFoRT BoURsE-FRANKroRT, March "a M
United states hvewenty bonds at g5
of ls6z.
nj So. 50c
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkTT.-LIvERPOOT, March 2-g
r. MTne cotton market closed heavy Middling upands
Id middng Orieans Had 1l5sd: The sales OF ,ne day
lation. Sales ship named at New Orleans have been
made at Id thousand four hundred and sixtysx
bales OF cotton landed at Liverpool from Calves
ton, Texas .-- ,-.... -,
2-Noon-phe market quiet Wheat, lis. lls ID. per
GENITAL for rcd Western spring.. .
2-Noop.-Bacon, SIS 20. per cwt. tor Cumberland cut
lIvRnpCOI PRODUCE Neutrality-suspicious., March =
Noon.-Rcnned petroleum. l6std q I'D. per gallon.
PETRoLEUM MABKgE-Rehued petroleum, 7jsd. sN'td
DER gallQns
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Little Rock and Fort Smith, 81 a oah; do sevens
Memphls and Little Rock. 80; do. sevens 1919
Rock Pine Bluffs and New Orleans. 40; do sevens,
Mississippi. OHIO ana Red River, As; do. sevens
Arkansas Central Railroad, As; Mobile and ohio
Railroad, sterling, 90 a. DO interest Fights, SO
IS; do second mortgage Fights, rs 81; Mississippi
Central Railroad first mortgage sevens. SO so;
do. second mortgage eights. 70 80; New Orleans
ana Jackson first mortgage, IS a 90: do. second
mortgage, rs a so; Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road first mortgage So a 90; do. second mortgage.
IS So; Creenvle and Columbia Railroad guaran-
teed by South Carolina, so a go; Macon and Bruins
wick. guaranteed by Georgia, GO o G5; wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford eights 40 a 81; Memphis
city SKIES 6S 60; savannah city sevens, 81 So;
New Orleans consols, Old, "a 20; DO. issued 10
railroads, SKIES "a a 70; do. sevens, 90 IL.
RAILROAD BONDS.
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ALLIsON.-On Friday March l, MARY, wife OF
John Allison after long illness, aged A years.
Friends respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from her late residence, 235 Ninth avenue,
Oh sunday, at half past one.
Paisley (Scotlandl paper please copy.
BEECnER.-On Saturday, March 2 of pneumonia,
JOHN J. BEECHER, In the seth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family. the friends
OF his DI0tner-in-law, Ward b. Smith, the members
OF Polar Star Lodge, No. 3i5, the members OF WASH
ington Lodge No. u, +. A. NJ, are respectfully In
viLed to attend his funeral. from the residence OF
his brother n-law, Theodore Reeves. No. $40 East
Twenty.sixth street. on Tuesday, March s. at one
BIRDS ,LI.-At Chappaqua, New York, on Satur-
day, March 2 ABIGAIL, VIE OF Daniel L.. Birdsall
Funeral at Friends meeting house, Chappaqua
"Wednesday, March O, at eleven O'Clock. Trains
leave Grand Central depot at twenty-five minutes
past s,gnt O'clock sa A. M Carriages at depot
2, ROBERT, third son OF Thomas and Electa Bonar
aged % years and month.
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF his parents, 178 Taylor street, between
Bedford and Lee avenues, on Monday afternoon,
March 4, at two O'Clock.
BRowN.-On Thursday, February 20, THOMAS
j., son OF John ). ana Sarah Il. Brown, agedsl4
The funeral will take place to-day Sunday from
the residence OF his grandmother, Mrs, MalIon, 30
west Nineteenth street, at two O'Clock.
BETZ.-On Friday, March l, CAROLINE, daughter OF
John and Catnarlne Betz, aged year. IL months
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral from her parents residence, 23O
North FIRST street, SUNDAY, March !, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. to The Lutheran Cemetery.
BOYD.-In Williamsburg, on Friday, Marcn l,
THOMAS w. BOYD.
Funeral on Mondav, March 4, at two O'Clock p.
NJ. from 149 Fourth street, between South Second
ana Third streets.
CHERrvOY.-Suddenly, on Saturday, March 2,
EDWARD d. CHEREvOY lof the nrm OF Weatnered a.
Cnerevoyh IN the 56tn year OF his aye.
Due notice Of funeral hereafter.
CLARK.-On Saturday, February o. NJ the resi-
dence OF his daughter, in WIlkesbarre. Pa, Mrs.
Charles Westheld, PATRICK CLARE IN the SOth
year OF his age.
CoLLINs.-On Friday, March !, JOHN, eldest son
OF william 7. and Catherine Collins, aged years
and months.
The friends OF the family invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence OF mis- parents 45 West
Eighteenth street. TINS Sunday afternoon, IT TWO
O'Clock.
r. MAsTERsoN. wife Of Peter d. Collins In the 69th
year Of her age.
Twenty-third street, on Monday, Marcn 4, at one
O'Clock p. M. Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited to attend without further notice. her
RENAME VIII be inferred ~ greenwood Cemetery,
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ROBBING A SHOE STORE.
The Thieves CauRht.

Some time during Friday night the shoe store NO.
302 Fourth avenue was broken open and robbed Of
5000 worth OF Shoes Just before daybreak yester-
day morning Onicers Brennan and Beam, OF the
Fourteenth precinct, saw two men entering the
apiece. On arrestlng them the trunks they carried
were found TO contain the very shoes that mad been
stolen from the Fourth avenue store. Yesterday
afternoon the prisoners were taken to the TOmbs
Police Court and In default or $1,000 each were
locked up. They gave their names as Isaac Eph-
rams ana Lewis Jacobs.
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CITY BANK SHARES
The following were the bids for city bank stocks
to-day:-New York, 1856; Manhattan las; Mer-
chants, III; Mechanics, 1872; Union l378; America,
lac; City, 225; Pnenix, 100A; Fulton. 1853; Gala
TIN National, ll6; state Of New York, 11s; Com
MERGE, 1l51z; Mechanics Banking Association, 10;
American Exchange, ll6H; Bank Of the Republic.
I14 Hanover, 102I Irving, 124; Peoples 1876; Mas
sau, 1867 Corn Exchange, 1876; st Nicholas, 1l2ls;
Common wealth, IS; Importers and Traders, 167;
Park, 1853; New York National Exchange, 81; Cen
trail National, 100; Fourth National, ITO; Ninth Ma
tonal 1919; Gold Exchange, 1903; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, 90; German American, LOG.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The following Is the report OF specie exported
from the district OF New York for the week ending
March 2 1871
February 2s-Steamer Algeria, liverpool
February 21-steamer Allemannla, London
American gold coin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4L0oo
February 29-Steamer Rising STAR Aspn-
wall-American gold coin ......:.... LOO
February 29-Steaner Rising Star, san
Jose-Knglisn soveregns ........"....... 1900
American gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
March 2-Steamcr Main, southampton
Mexican silver dollars. .............. 5000
Silver bullion. .................. 1906
silver coin. ............ ...... ........... 600
pooI-slver bars .................... 173, oss
Marcn. S~Brig Nj. NJ. Williams, Arroyo, ''0'
p. R.-AmerIcan gold coin. .....:. ........ 27,627
March 2-Steamer City Of Nevada. Havana
Spanish dOubl0Ons. ............... ........ 1900
March 2-schooner Rebecca Ann, Aux
Cayes-American gold .......... .......... 4s2s
FEBRUARY 27-Scnooner Campbell, PORT au
Prince-Amerlcan silver. ......... ....... 10000
guaJ ra-Amerlcan gold coin. ........ -. 10000
Total .......... so7s, 1853
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOvAL.-MRs. l.. X. STONE, CHlROPODisr,
IL takes pleatue IN Notifying her patrons the public
generally she her operating trvk
fJ 30 Fifth second door above Twenty
sixth street, where prepared who are
roubed with Corns, BunIons and Inverted Nails.
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The following is comparison OF the bank ave
ages OF the past and preceding weeKs:-
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The following shows the imports OF foreign dry
goods az New YORK during the past week and since
the beginning Of the year.
For the aUeec. 1870. 1871. 1872.
Entered at port So 4S0 $50 $4976,506 $727S 401
Thrown ON market. 3,442.2F 4,546,2Ol 6,677. S37
Since january.
Entered at port IS 426, 157 % 900 9O7 527 $50
Thrown on market. II 653.022 2257S,l 19 29,7s9 63s