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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-10
Ey Cook < Laugl.ion. Aucti"n"rra,


ENTPA I.ARG +. SALE OF FOR
IA FEITED PLEDGES at s. 4. WlNrTmh rs
LOAN uFF!CE. No. II Fouric"tih street, 'ptI'rn
Main and Franklin streets. on WEDNESDAY .iih
February. l-7.. commencing :! IL O'Clock \. NJ pre-
cisciy. consisting a.;
DIAMONDS.
COED AMI SILVER WATCHES
GOLD CHAINS.
SOLID SILVER spoons ana FORKS.
and ir.uv articles uf JEW ELi.i. Among n"
watches will. be- found some ~ III" iih'-t H'ci-
windrrs eighteen carit suitable for l1il"r ana gen,
ilrmer a great many in ':iamnut aud ciialntici
eases. with nickel movements: 81 ~, some WIN iih'.
ncsscs in cases. great variety "i si> ~ ne 10y {"
ciIa.s. such rs fob. guard. opera, and clt."iA!h :
some eighteen carat.
Il Is the largest and most attractive lot "i COOS
oyer offered nj 4 sale uf This Kind IN III" city, IN"
hubble arr respectfully invite, tn attend lie -ar' MI
gOo,.s offered will he guaranteed ~ represented
COOK ( LAIt;ifrrN, Anc,iDurcr9.
NOTICE.-hll persons having articles pl"lH<
with me whose time ll:S expired are requested 10 re-
new or rrlrriu c:orc The day al sale, :S ! cIulo'
7' f. 80 $. \. WiNSTntk.
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PROFESSOR SNITu's FROZEN OYsTEEs.--lhc
New York Sun says: They have clever oid
gent lcnan in Portchester, music teacher
known rs the Professor, or Professor Smltll.
On Tuesday night the Professor went into
an oyster saloon and ate forty raw. lie then
told the waiter to put up fifty for him to take
home. and insisted that they should be put
in a piper BAG. This was done. Before he
had walked block the bottom came out OF
the bug and the oysters fell to the pavement
and lrozc FIST. The Professor tuSgcd away
at them without avail, and ut length went to
a bar-room across the street to get some hot
water to tllaw them out.
Between the Professor and the bar-room
was chain connecting two iron horse-posts.
He stumbled over the chain and fell head.
long into the street. His hat flew OIL ana
sailed down the street before the wind ut
iceboat speed. The Professor started after
it, but the hat won the race. The Iroles-
sor returned to the bar-room. got pitcher
of hot water, and went for his oysters. ON
his WAY over he fell across the Chain second
time. He scalded his hand and broke the
pitcher.
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Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
Office No. ITO Main street.

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, on
w SATURDAY the 10th day of February. on the
premises ut ~ O'Clock T.. NJ, Il number of BUILD
ING LOTS located on Eclvidcrc Pine. Dover
Cherry. and China streets in Sidney and Ecivldcrc
Hill.
TERMS Liberal, aud made known on The day OF
sale. JAMES VI. "a I'm
feJ AHctioHccf.
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An1TTnY aAyIEs..-Ttis nay.
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and kactionccrs,
lila Main street,

Real Estate Agents unu fatetioiSSio1 $50. ..y
J. iiia Main street.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG
ID TION.-On FRIDAY the 9th Instant, ~
O'Clock p. NJ we shall sell Mt auctions on the pre-
misses, TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS for
dwellings, or places Of business. One has tront o.
3ox13o feet on Fifth street between Canal ana Byr
the other aoxT0 feet on Byrd street between foufh
Terms: At sale. RICHARDSON & CO.,
POSTPONE3iENT.
The sale which wns to have taken pace rs anFgI-
tiscd above Is postponed until SATCRDAf ule
10th instant, of 81 o'clock l.. Nj.
fe 10 RICHARDSON CO., Auctionecrs.
BY Gl1lbbs & Williams,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
" SMALL TENEMENTS ON OREGON HILL.
BY virtue nf decree of the Chancery Court OF flcn-
ioud entered on the 9th January, 1872 In the cause
of VIM rs Terrell and MS, the undersigned, COM
mIssioners thereby appointed. will sell ut auction,
upon the premises, OH SATURDAY, 10th February
nj al O'Clock Z. d., -FOUR FRAMED TEN T.
HtENTS. of which Mahlon Terrell died seized, stll-
atcd on the west side of Church street, on oregon
HILL
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes with III
'et''' "''''' ''''' ". II. WYNN,
CHASThIN WHITE,
Commissioners.
GRrBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctlonccrs. fel
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BY Robertson 4 BrOnaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Manchester, Va.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN MAN
Y CHESTER FOR SALE.-By request of the
owner we will proceed to sell ut public auction on
the premises at o'clock oil SATURDAY the 10Th
OF February, 1872, the HOUSE and LOT owned by
a. Z. Davis, situated In the town OF Manchester on
an alley north of Hull street between Seventh and
Eighth streets The house contains three rooms.
The lot fronts on said alley 72 foe and runs back 500
feet.
TERMS: Made known on day of sale.
fe 1-td3 ROBERTSON 4 BROEAUGH.
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pDCTDnNl:iIENT

In consequence of bad weather the above sale Is
u0siponcd until WEDNESDAY, the 18th February.
ut the same hour, commencing on Dover street,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
c,,o huctioneer.
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DEING REQUESTED By TIE OWNER
- shall offer for sale at auction, on the prom,
iScs. on TUESDAY the l3th d,y of Februirs ~,
at T. o'clock that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAM,
known ~ FAIR OAKS, in II"nrico county con-
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND FORTI-SEVES
AND THREE-FDuRTHS ACRES. adjoining tho
lands of :. Courtney Mrs. Alien. liver, and oilers
the east and on The north by the York River rail-
road. The improvements consist OF :; comfortable
FRAME DWELLING containing cgit rooms,
DOUBLE KITCHEN. STABLE, BARN. and
other buildings. and also an excellent well of water
In the yard. and al excellent young orchard u
peaches and apples. Possession can DC hal nlne-
diatcly.
TERMS Nude known at lie hour Of sale.
T.. u. EACIO.
fec Real Estate agent md Au"i"r,,r.
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BOOKS, sTlATIONERY, DE.
NEW BOOKS
- FOR SALE By
ELLYSoN & TAYLOR,
11l6 MAIN STREET.

THE LAND OF DEsOLkTION. by Dr. j.. .;
Hayes. \ personal narrative Of 26ser'atioh ana
adyen,are f. Grcenlana PrGe snobogrnphy.
iy George Macdonald. The greatest novel CO, Of
the year: ahsorbIngy Interesting In plot anu iiii
,,rE e TsM Xii cSf or The
Musings of Clerical keci"se' 'io'" e.'
rNs SlfsEs LESSONS FOR ENGLISH PEOPLE.
Bv j. II. scelcy. VI. A., author OF Modern HIS ~,
tory in University Of Cambridge; and Rev. e Ed
yin sSr Ao II hA Il G"'n n rsSf' '
de Mile, author Of CryptograVc' &c frice III p''-
uopfff fS III Gl"' All tx %ND HIS HOUSE. An his
WIT torical romance. BY L. Muhl'sci. Price, 81 on
unpcr 81 80 in cloth. n,
WATER AND LAND. Ky 'acon Anno, ,.. s nriins
The third volume Of science for the young scrlcs.
THE f THAI AZ or MRS. ELIZABETH G: War lar.
TON, on lhc charge of poisoning Eehcr'i "e''sc
THE ksl EE mNb Ps aFIsrS Sc or REV. JOHN YES
LEY. by Rev. l.. TyernIal' volume l. if'ee'
FATTY Fly. novel, By katherine s. Macquodi' au-
thor of Rookslone. Price, SIC. pr,.o ooc
H hiIn ALMANAC for 1877. Price. Csc. -.
hnv Of the above scut post-pad on receipt OF
price, 'S ELLYsoN & TAYLOR; Booksellers,
g. y o. ZIG Main street
DR AITHWATTE'S RETROSPECT OF
Is rKh(TlCAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY
January. Sl.5o. ,
Iiuxlcr's Criticisms on Darwin soc; ,o, >,rr.,
iIr. Iiiyc.--Thc Arctic Noyagcr,s Personal Harra-
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The iIieh Mills. ATaic. BY Kate Saunders. $iZ r..
NnL,u,,,j All and his HOUSE. An Historical no
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Unspokrn Scrons l;y George M !, !! 'i'O
Rifle Lore Fy J. Conner Gray. Sl.I'. -, s,.-
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All new hooks of merit received Ivy
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UISOP'S FABLES, Robinson CrllSoe,
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Wattss Songs. Original Poems, Arabian Nights,
Evenings at Home, &c. ,-o,Ic
ALL TIE STANDARD WORKS
At
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1C1S NOW IS THE 1879
TIME TO
SUBSCRIBE FOR TIE YEAR
1879.

ANY NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE PUB
LISTED IN TIE WORLD SENT TO
SUBSCRIBERS IN ANY PART
OF TIE COUNTRY Al
Low RATES
By
ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
NEWSDEALERS AND BOOkSELLERs>
Jig MAIN STREET,
NEXT TO DISPATCH BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA.
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THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.--I will
Ill sell at public auction; At my office; on Twelfth
street near Main, OH SATURDAY, February lotli,
1879, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. the following property,
levied on to satisfy sundry attachments, executions
and distress warrants In IN" hans-viZ.,
MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS.
BEDSTEADS, WASHSTANDa,
PICTURES. MIRRORS CLOCKS.
TRUNKS, TABLES. CHAIRS,
CHESTS, LOUNGES, SOFAS.
HOBBY-HORSE, WATCHES, &C.. &C.
TERMS Cash. a. W. ktlSEN.
feS-td High Constable city Richmond.
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BY f.. ID. E.aciso,

Office No. 0 Fourteenth street, between Main an,
Franklin.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES S LIE OF FALU ABLE
l. BRICK TENEMENT ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN NINETEENTH
AND TWENTIETH STREETS.-As trustee In a
deed Of trust from William Hurley aud wife, bearing
date eth February, 1866 duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court. in Deed Book No. 80 A. page "2o,
shall In execution thereof proceed to sell at i'ilc
auction, on the premises. on SATURDAY the inth
Of February Is75. at o'clock T. ~. # fair: II not,
the first fair day thereafter, the excellent BRltk
TENEMENT located us above, fronting 20t feet.
running lack 1875 feet
TERMS: Onc-hrd cash balance ut six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, secured
Inv a trust decd T.. o. NOTHING, Trustee.
f 4 l. CIOpTOS Salesman. &c 7
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Real Estate Agents and Accti"nerr''
Eleventh street between Main and Dan"
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By James NJ. Taylor,

Sale conducted by ID. X. WEfsIGEK.
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WANTS.

WANTED. Il SITUATION, by respect
w able white wolnan. to TAX" charge 81 ynii'iS
ir.Iut and sew or 10 wait sick lady. Good re-
ic.rrrc+ given. Address MUSE ii ms "'''c''
IL, az
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tot re That Improvement was made more
iral nlest the next day. and the market for
last week closed with prices about a-Ie
per cwt.. higher on good cattle. and from
Doc 10 81 per cwt on Texas stock. Ey.r-v-
thing was sold. This week opens with tie
prospect that last weeks advance viii ~.
sustained. There We're some extra grass
fed stock from the Champaign valley. ~
noticed another lot Of 10 steers I'm Nj Slaae-
kett : yards, from Dir Fields farm 10 heif-
ers from Mr. LeghOTn's farm in ShoreIan
some OF which were equal to Western
steers; three year Old steer raised In
Charles Howard, Bridporr. estimate "a
dress about 1900 lbs. attracted notice. NJ
Kicker sold oxen for Sl9Jor Zoe nerpourd
dressed. Another pair for $40 or &C
per Id. dressed; beef COWS at &c and at
sc per Ib. Hosea Gray sold four-year
olds at 94c: 3three-ycar old steers at 5 l-2c
to dress 600 lbs; cows and two year olds
at to lie; COWS with young ca YES at
SIS each.
There are more lambs this week than
last. and butchers were disposed TO buy
cheaper, saying thai the lambs dress poor
y this year The range OF prices Is from
! TO Zoe per h., but only choice ones at the
higher figures. Trade dragged heavily. e
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THE CORRESPONDENCE.
THE LETTER OF THE ooLoRED MEN

HE LEI 1 LIN OF IIlL OOLVJlED -hI--N'
WASHINGTON, July II, 1872.
SIR: We. the undersigned, citizens of
color, regarding you as the purest and best
friend of our race, admiring your con-
sistent course in the United States Sen
ate and elsewhere, as the special adyO-
cate Of our righs, and believing that your
counsel at this critical juncture in the
period of our citizenship would be free
from personal feeling and partizan pre-
iudiCc, have yentured to request your
opinion as to what action the COlOrcd yO-
tiers of the nation should take in the
presidential contest now pending. The
choice of our people is now narrowed
down to Gen. Grant or Horace Greeley.
Your long ACQUAINTANCE with both and
vOur observation have enabled you to
arrive at a correct conclusion as to which
Of the candidates, Judging from their an
teCedents as we'll as their present pO-
sitiOn, will, if elected, enforce the re-
quirements of the constitution and the
laws respecting our civil and political
rights with the most heartfelt sympathy
and the greatest vigOr. We hope an
trust that you will favor us with such Il
speedy reply as will serve to enligh5f".
our minds upon this subject, and in''r
our people to 90 forward in the right d.
rection. Our confidence i'll your ! .og-
ment is so firm that, in our opinion,
thousands Of the intelligent voters O. thc
country will be guided in their action by
your statement and advice. Hoping to
receive a speedy reply, we have the hon
or to be, with great respect, your o5edi-
ent servants,
A. T. AUGUSTA. VI. D., DAVID FISH
Err. ST., John II. SMITH, and others.
To Hon. Charles Sumner
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z Z. .. TEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


SARATOGA, July 81.
Judge Noah Davis testified in the
| Barnard impeachment trial, to-day, as
follows; Just after the proceedings in
the Erie contempt case. | remarked to
Judge Barnard that they were not ex-
actly proper, and he said he never had
any difficulty in getting out of tight
places. Barnard added that once, when
a fellow was convicted before me of
larceny, and he was asked what he had
to say why sentence should not be pro-
nounced against him, he replied that he
aught not to be sentenced by that court.
Barnard asked him why, and he said be-
cause every dollar he had stolen went
for the support of his (Barnards) mis-
tress. Barnard asked him where the
woman was, and he replied that she was
in court, and pointed her out. Barnard
called the woman up, put her under oath,
and she denied everything the fellow
said. Barnard said that he gave the fell
low all the sentence the law allowed.
But, said Barnard, the joke of the thing
was that what he said was true, and [
had slept with the woman night in
every week or two. In the debate it.
was decided that the evidence on the
3lst article, charging excessive allow
ances, and other articles should be re-
coiyed. Evidence on the 38th article,
charging Barnard with conducting him
self in such manner as to destroy con-
fidence, was decided as unnecessary.
The case for the defense will be opened
tomorrow.
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a Poor Road.

Eater Rutl1Rd HeraH We have
the pleasure of spending little time in
vour city, and must say, we are very
much pleased with its general appear
ance. For hotel accommodations, YOU
are second to none in this country. As
for business, a more string, thriving
.nmmunity is seldom seen. Your mar
Die interests alone are destined to make
You the Chicago OF the hast. After
looking over your fine buildings, we
thought we would avail ourselves of
your splendid livery accommodations.
Notwithstanding the beautiful scenery
upon every side our ardor was cooled
for the present awful condition of the
roads near the Fair Ground, not only de-
moralized our carriage, but started our
very bones from their sockets. Should
/ have the opportunity of prescribing
for any poor urchin of lame sides or
back, / would, instead of magic oil or
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Tor SALE.

The farm Of the late John Mcconnell.
situated on the main road leading to Kut-
land, mile south Of the village OF Brandon
containing one hundred and sixty acres
wood and water-is now offered for sale At
q bargain.
Also, a wood lot and pasture Of I25 acres
containing 1000 fine Sugar Naples, and
about 300 cords OF hard wood. within 3 i-9
miles of the Pittsford railroad depot VIII
be sold together or IN lots To suit pur-
chascrs.
A credit for one-haIf % the purchase
money can be had If desired.
For particulars inquire at the premises
3Iwtf
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NEW pg.. Ju y 81.
CoTIoN Market is iCuio active and
- lower. sales - bales. Middlug
upIanIa 2i sc.
FLoUR-T4u market L. I0C430c higher.
Sales $3.50 Dbls. state S5.JGGI.JO, Round
Hoop OHIO SGG00S5J, Western S3.JJ0s %,
Southern STO0Gl2-0o.
WHEAT Market l. quiet. sales 1900
bush. No. / spring Sl.5altSt .52 40. , Dc.
sL4T6I.4s Winter Red Western sl.6gGt
sI-Gj, white Michigan SI.C9aI.sU.
Consolidated l. firm. sales $4,000 bush.
Steamer mixed western Co@6Ic, sail do.
6L@53c.
OArs-MarIlet is dull and unchanged.
Sales $4,000 bush. Ohio 44G41c, Western
4l042E.
BEEF-The market Is dull.
PORK-Market i dull and unchanged.
New mess Sl3.G09l3.75, priE49 5 I0.50GSll %.
LARD-Marketi l. unchanged. New Steam
BTTrsE-pah. state 2oa27.
WAIsAY-MarlIet is dun and quoted al
KIcE-MarIset is quiet. Carolina at s4@
suGAR-Marlzet is steady. Muscovado
at y G9c. refining sk@sA.
COFFEE-Mark9t is quies. Rio l5& q
Is&c.
MoLAssEs-The market is dull aud I'M
changed.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Market il dun
at j2G52Ec.
RosIN-The market Is quiet at $500
$3.50 for strained.
PErRoL aUM-Quiet at l3H9l3kc for
cInGe ana refined at 22ac.
TALLOw-Dull at SAG9a.
LISSEED OIL at S0c@slc.
Freights to Liverpool steady. Cotton
per steamer ( d, Grain per sail $1,000.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARK T.
For Week Ending Tuesday, July 20, 1872.
Reported for the Esstf05sd Herald.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET.

cutie Sheep Shotes us FtEogs
This week 1884 1852 1901 800 1900
Last week 2,273 1855 100 POO l0,lO0
One year ago 1926 1859 300 200 5,iOO
PRICES,
Beef per 100 lbs on total weight OF hide,
talIow and dressed meats, extra, SlO.2JGs
$1,000: first quality, S9.50GSl0.O0; sec9nd
quality. SS.75&S9.25; third quality, SI.OGG
$500. y few choice SINCE pairs, SiG.T5.
Western cattle, live weight, choice steers,
best, 7&@Sc; good, 7z@Izc; fair TO good,
7G73sc; light. So s7c.
Working oxen. S75gS250. Handy steers,
s759SI00, or much according TO their val
ne as beef.
Mich cows and calves, from $40 to SO;
extra, from $50 to 500; farrow and dry
cows, from SIS to $50.
Yearlings, s7.5O@s1S; two year olds, sl29
SIS; three year olds, S25gs4j.
Fat hogs, 5z0g5Ac per ID.
Shotes retail 5@l6c asked.
Sheep, per H., live weight, case;
sheared sheep, 5K@sSc per ID.
sheep and lambs, in lots, s49sS per
head, or 7k@10c per Id.
Fat Hogs per h., 44@5c, live VT.
shOtes. wholesale, 6(GSxc. Retail, 1890.
Veal calves, S4@sl0.
Hides, tallow and Standardization hides,
9kc per lb; country hides, Csc; Brighton
taiIOw. 6G46ko: country tallow. 5G15Lc.
skins, Si.00Gs2.50; calf skins, zoe per lib.
Pelts S3.00G35.00; country lots S2.00Gs3.00.
Dairy calf skins, Sl@SI.25. Lamb skins,
81 each-shorn, SOC.
Poultry-extra, l6c per lb; prime 154G
15Hc; good, 15Gl5Hc medium, 4k9I4&c /;
poor to medium, lac.
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