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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-03-04
In Highland Circuit Court,

TOBACCO!!-Chew and
Il neutrality-suspicious. brands and grades-sold
as cheap as possible, at
july 2 RICHARDSON s. BELL.
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1st. In Gods plan of Salvation provision is
| not only made for escape from sin, but also for
cleansing Us from the pollution of sin.
End. Amid all the lmperfections of the present
| lfe cast down by fear, overborne by sin, we can
| go to Jesus, and by the sprnklIng of his blood
be freed from our thraldom and 60 forth strength
| ened in our faith and hope.
He exhorted all not to continue struggling
along burdened with sin, but to 60 to the cross OF
| Christ and be cleansed by the sprinking of the
| blood of Jesus Christ. He closed with an ear
nest charge to the members of the church as to
the spirit in which they should partake of the
| Sacrament, which was administered at the close
| of his sermon.
In consequence of defect In gas pipes which fur
nish the church with gas the service intended for
Sunday night took place at clock ?. NJ. DR..
Junkin chose the narrative of the conversation
OF Jesus with the Samaritan woman as EN- braced
from the 9th to the 10Th verse Of the Gospel &C.
cording to st. john as the subject of his re.
marks.
| He quoted the parting words Of Christ to His
| Apostles, rye have not sought me- 1 have sought
you," and said that thus it has always been-the
| love of Christ has always followed man. He
gave many illustrations of this and regarded the
text as most beautiful and striking illustration
that Christ is always near, and ready to offer us
the blessings of his love.
He then narrated the circumstances of the
meeting of Jesus and the Samaritan woman, and
the manner in which Jesus went about to convert
her to the true faith. He told, in glowing Ian
| guage of the loving heart of Jesus and how il
went forth towards the poor Samaritan woman.
and by what gentle steps he led her gradually
rooliza hor lost oon6itiOn and fool he VITO
something higher than earth can give, and
finally to ask that he might give her to drink of
the water that giveth everlasting life; how he
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-03-04

NGTECE.--In future all persons having bus
~ mess with me will find me at my city office
where orders for coal and lumber may be left
City office in the back room of Messrs. Berke-
ley Fountains Insurance Office.
Delivery office and yard On Middlebrook ST.,
near Ches. s Ohio r. R.
fe18-tf H. L. POWELL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05
BY Wellington Goddin.
Aurt:onecr and Real Estate Agent.
corner of Eleventh ana Bank streets
rrRusTEE9 SALE OF VERY VAIL

rNRUSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUA.
BILE AND DFsIRABLY-I oCATTD RIM.
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF KIcHNOND.-Evvlf
tue Of deed Of trust benring date nn the g2 iy ri
June, 1868, executed TO the s,3crihcr. ly hIc.,r
Horace L. Kent. " William &. Paine. and Robert 1.
Paine merchants and partners nIIdcr the style of
Kent, Paine & Coz. and their wives duly recorded
IN Richmond Hustings Court on the ;Gln 81 jun
and with the approval Of ihe surviving partner.
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises, in
the order advertised. on TIL TUESDAY,. Gth Of fclu'
airy, 1873, at L. o'clock A.. III fair If not, on ucFr,t
fair day thereIfterD the following truly yalUah"
REAL FSTATE-viz:
First. That very valuable LOT "n II" south ,iao
OF Main between Eleventh. ard Twelfth streets.
fronting iGb feet, running back is fec: Ia aiIy
and open court, on which formerly stood The iar.c
dry goods store OF Kent, Paine \ Go. TN, ''h IA
sS6SGt T e perTt rE Of twenty
Second. The LARGF 'rHREE-ST0RY BRICK
BUILDING in rear OF the above now cc"npicda-a
tobacco factory by George s. Primo lronlnF =
ala feet to an alley twelve fert wide.
Third. The VACANT LAND on tl!c cast Of sid
factory. extending to Twelfth street, fronting about
IS feet on the north side OF Cary street and running
back ola feet to the said iIst-mcn,iont? alley,
Fourth. The LOT III rear Of the Aforementioned
lot, fronting about 20 feet Oh tw" alley, running
hack en- feet.
Fifth. The LOT with FRAMED TENEMENT
thereon IN rear If the Ba!lri iio'tsc, fronting ~
the north side of Cypress alley 30 feet, aud lo frt
from Its intersection with Mayo street. Hnd running
bach 3s feet.
Maps Of the foregoing property viii lc sAhihl'"I
at the hour Of sale which viii he suh'irid"dt",u''
purchasers.
Taking into consideration the location II III"
shove real estate. il seldom occurs thai - mnr'
really valuable property Is offered At auction IN Ne
most business part vi the city.
The attention ofcapitalisto Is particularly rtI~'
to this sale.
TERMS: ne-fOurth cash ir1lInrc al four 'ybl'
and twelve months IN equal instalmens. l0r n,g"a'
Il, IIN
by & trust deed. The taxes for the present ''"i 4"
be paid by the purchasers. ..l,,.,,,
WELLINGTON hONllIa.
RO. r. HuWISOS.
4, ~ o,wow @ dtds Trustees.
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England.

LONDON, February A true bill has been
found in the Central Criminal Court of this
city against sir. Robert Bowles, charging
him with mi>demeanor in connection with
certain securities deposited in the Partisan
banking houses of Bowles, Brothers & Co.
The trial is expected TO take place at an
early day.
The proprietors of several collieries in
South Wales, who have announced their in.
tcntion to import Cinnamon from California
to take the place Of the men on strike, have
received anonymous letters threatening them
with assassination should they carry out
their designs.
The weather for the past three days has
been intensely cold, and hundreds of persons
were frozen to death in England during that
time
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The Misses Greeley's Letter OF with
drawnl.

The Misses Greeley's Letter OF with
drawnl.
New YORK, February 4.-The following
is q copy of the letter referred to yesterday
as having been written by the Misses Gree
ley 10 Judge Hart:
"CoTTAGE PLACE, January 90, 1873.
"Dear judge Hart ] am so much dis
tressed by the report of Yesterdays proceed
ing at White Plains that ! must withdraw
from contest which our opponents are de-
termined shall be waged over my fathers
grave, for not even to carry out his last
wishes can permit memory which is In
finitely dear to NE to be SO desecrated. With
best thanks to yourself, Mr.. Nelson, and Mr..
Choate Tor the very kind efforts which you
have all made on behalf of myself and sister,
! remain, with much respect. very truly
yours, .. Ida +. GREELEY.
IL Join in tie sentiments of this letter..
:GABRIELLE GREELEY"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctsoneers and Real Fsta,e Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and BANK
,,1p IN rur RICHMOND AND

GALE OF THE Rich on ID AND
y YORK RIVER gAILROAD-Gy y!rrot o. 4
decree of the li.,ncerY Court OF the ciS "i III ~
mond In the causes OF the Richmond SUI "a nd
River Railroad Company rs > PIos.cI ~ ~ -, and
Robert III. Maury, trustees. ana 81 fFp's,i ,nJ ,ri
koi,ert n. Many. trustees rs. nc NJ, wv ,h,. IN
York River Railroud Company, entered on 'it G,.
day Of December, isI2. we. the nii.%l''S,9 - tge
survivor OF us. shall sell BY public sH,llnh,
auctionrroou.s of Messrs. Grutts iE,5", no
Eleventh street. Richmond, Va. on fh,""l "a ,,,.
2d tIay OF May 1878. Ut the hour o! !! " - i,I
propcrty ~ every Kind, real. I.f%op.t auS 9iU
| of The RICHMOND IND YORK; NV hh H 10.
ROAD COMPANY. inclnding us i"a-"N ,r.,r,
cr0ss-tIcs, drpots, slliEgs, cars, ehIl'S, ii
and MI other property whatsoever ns' .,,,
the franchises or said company. and cN'rE'S ,r.
such sale nothing whatsoever oeionSi,g !" ;nr I,
plnv except Us chooses In action ana Hs"'>
become due 10 it. ,ntiupS:
The sum OF Sl.aeoc shall be paid in 0"Nl lir ,.
residue OF the purchase money ai!AI' ~ ,tb h.
follows S,s,goo Gil tic Ist OF JanIafN. E,' IRON; f
terest at the rate Of pcr ceni. Pr hy an tBr
ua,, of sale payable semi-apnn;dly ~, E ,.i. q
Isf day Of Jauary 1853. with Interest Al w ay,l3r
,,er cent per annum from The "a: OF Si:'. prh.e
semi -anDialy; aud the remainder u tn,r,,i
money on The lst day of Jaiu1ry lsi!' ,ay II
At the rate OF per cent. per annu:n iF.n rbect
sale payue seII,i-aunually--th sale "a oc ;,..
10 the ratification or rejection OF nc 'oI1 G b.,B
session not to BIZ delivered until he saie ~ 10 D.
ratified by the cotrt the deferred vs.! isSJ b
secured by deed of trusten ths rio ..'at,Ir
dead To ,s subjec; 10 the approval 81 thg ~ 81
Capitalists viii takeuotca Tint he rh"' 81 eoia-
and conveyance VIII be 4, eStiagutsh ne ~ ,y
paaly aud make The purchaser OF p'lfS'h''''
corporate. >,s rhGi
,aa e = 49, - - !. PROsSER rAbny
ROBERT ~; MA A,.I'..,e
ia2.-td snra'l"S ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents aud Auciionecrs.
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE COAL-LAND At THE MIDLOTHIAN
COAL-PITS.--By virtue of Il decree entered ut the
June term. 1872, of the County Court OF Chester
held In tho cEancery suit therein pending
styled Manders as. Cornelius d. Elliott, shall pro-
coed TO sell at public auction In front of the court
house, on the 10th day of February. 1873, that being
ccurt-day, at II O'Clock A. NJ; that valuable nnn i
living In the Midlothian township two and half
miles from toalield station. on the Richmond and
Danyic railroad. containing T II Il 3!
ACRES, with good dwelling thereon IA; ana AL the
VIDED INTEREsT1N SEVENTI-FIVE ACRES
adjoining the aIove-dcscrired, with good dwelling
and ont buildings portion In wood and balance
I'm cultivation. This land lies immediately In the
cual-nrd or what Is called the " coal hasin, and
should engage the attention of capitalists These
lands arc sold subject to the Widows dover.
TERMS: Cash as 10 much rs will be necessary
TO pay the expenses of sale ana costs oil ths SUIT,
and the balance upOn credit of one. two, and three
years for bonds bearing six per centum interest
from day of sale, the title being retained until the
whole purchase money is fully paid.
In 81 >. BROOKS, Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05
By Grubbs e Williams,
AuctIopecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Elul.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE yALuA-
i BILE LITTLE A X NJ CALLED WEST
HAMP ron, ON THE WESTHAM ROAD. FOUR
MILES AND A HALF WEST OF RICHMOND.
In eyecuiion of the prov isios OF decd OF trust from
W. p Lawton 10 Lucien hin. dated 10Th tctoicr
Is5s, and recorded In HcnriCo County Court Office
being thereto required by the assignee Of the crcl.
tor, we the undersigned. substituted trustees, viii
Williams. In the city Of I:ichln'nd. ON THURS
DAY, 18th Of February, ut O'Clock i. NJ the LIT
TIE FakSl above referred TO, continuing FORTY.
ONE AND 4 HALE ACRES, running back 10 tfa
canal.
The improvements consis: Of a good FRAMED
DWELLING with about six rooGiS. the usual out.
houses. and 4 good orchard.
TERMS: The deed prescr!bes sale for cab, but
we arc authorized to state that more favorable terms
will be made Known at the time Of sale.
u ~ GiLLIAM'} Sub. Trustees.
fe JOHN II. GUY.
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A SEAsoSABLE PHILASTIRoPis1.

Ii Germany.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, February a.

OFFERINGS. = ~.
WuEAT.-White. ITO bushels. Red, 2,s4s bushels.
CORS.-White, 25j bushels.
UAIs.-iOo bushels
SALES.
WHEAT.-White. So bushels prime on private
terms: ~. bushels very good at SAILS; 10 bushels
good ut S2l9; SO bushels common ut SleO a6 Dusn.
cls very good on private terms; 30 bushels fair ut
- (: o! fnlsheIs good ut S2lN-total, 100 bushels.
WIlLAT.-Red, $40 bushels prime on private terms
lsa bushels very good at S2.l5; 80 bushels good on
nriyatc terms s2 bushels common at 8leO; 200 BUSH
els common at sl75; IL bushels fur at 81; 81 BUSH
els common slsu: .l36 bushels very good Oh rr1-
yatc tcrnlS-t0t:ll, 2,232 bushels.
CoRS-WhIte, rs bushels common on private
forms: lS2 DuSlels very good 1t IgC.
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t.r. ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers. L. d. Tatl!nl, agent.
Schooner John Mosser, Abrams, New York, mer-
chandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Rockaway, Woody, Norfolk, grain
Haxall, Crenshaw & Co.
Charles Phillips.
Barge Rosa Bell Fort Powhatan, lumber, z. W.
Pickrel.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York. mer-
candise and passengers. John W. Wyatt agent.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, February 1.-THE schooner Eclipse,
hence FOR Savannah. has returned, having cOllided
wi th the schooner Mary Stockam. from Charleston,
which has arrived here. Both were considerably
damaged.
Arrived. steamships Manhattan and South Caro-.
lima. Arrived out, steamships Silesia, City OF
Brussels, Denmark, Idaho, and Vile de Paris.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

HARRISBURG, Pa, February 1.-The ex-
press train coming east on the Philadelphia
aud Erie road this morning was thrown
from the track few miles from Lockhayen
by u snow-sljde. The engineer. William
Denny, was instantly killed and the baggage
and express men injured. No passengers
were hurt.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE February 4.-Flour tlrmer. but NOT
G,otably higher Corn dull and nominal for white
southern, 6Gc yellow southern steady at 6o9elc.;
mixed western firm ut sec. Oats frmer; southern,
changed. Provisions quiet. Pork steady at $l495
@Sl..5u. Bulk meats in light supply. Shoulders,
5f@5ic; sales Of 10000 rih-stdes at &c. Bacon trm
&c.. clear rib-sidcs, sto. hams, I2s0l5c. Lard firm
Mt ste. Western butter in good demand; choice
roll, o6@2.c Whiskey weak and nominal at e3sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05
BY Cook d LauSilton. auctionsr,
corner Franklin and Governor s,res,.
TT ANDsoME FURNITURE. Hprssr

+ ANDSOME fgRNlTURE, BRuSsEI :
k0RS. CURTAINS, SC, &C, AT Auction i ~
MONDAY ne I9th instant, at 10, O'Clock, We ,i
and excellent assortment OF FURSITTRE LIfEe
consisting of 49, &C.,
WALNUT STRIPED REPS PAELop SIR
Handsome new BIZ USSELS CARPET and ptff -
ROSEWOOD i-UCTApE PIANO, rIad,. iv r..
krauz; ''''J-
GILT-FKAME MIRRORS.
HANDSOME ENGRAyiSGS,
REPS and DAMASk WINDOW CURTAINS 49,,
4 f, FIXTURES. w. anu
Three MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITS, Viii,
wardrobes and marble top pieces: ''''
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS.
GRANITE and TIN TOILET SITS.
BRUSSELS and THBEE-PLY CARpETS.
Sets Of B0LSTEHS and PILLOWS.
WALNUT EXTESsiON-rABL
SIDhBOARD,
CROCkERS, GLASSWARE. &C.
The usual KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Une excelleait. llrse-s!ze COOkISG-STOyE ard
FIXTURES.
fe5 COOK & LAUGIIT0X.
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f BY Wellington GOd'iin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank srccts.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
II PRIVATE DWELLING Ar sOuTHWlnI
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND sEEEHin
STREETS.--At the request OF Nlc'sN. A. \. ara r.
4. Wexford. executors uf the late d. BtFrih H.
Wexford, shall sell nj auction, Oh the trelns'>"n
THURSDAY the 18th day Of f"bruarf. l,l1' u !
o'clock 2. NJ. iif fair; If not. the mr., i1lf a.,
tllercafter.j the large and elegant RtsiDtN'rg q,
the dccedent located rs owe. IL c3b'ili> W'"'
eleven rooms, built originally IN The hc>t mae'L.
and now In excellent order. BESIDE me n"chu"
there is an Office servants apartments. stable tS-
rage -hose all built OF brick aud lie who"rteWl,
surrounded on three sides by brick "'is'.hhI ~ ~
by an iron railing. lis location so hcar me HESh'
Hill Market renders IL peculiarly rdt:alc l'f
boarding ht:use, hotel, or Tor c"inihtFai.I tuF'
The loi has front Of 65 feet and d"pih oi ''h'
to Market alley. .,,.u
II will I've soid us whole. or sumi'ileH ;" 81 "''
with the dwelling Tie cntIrc f," on !ltrs''M >',u,
running back 90 feet, and three lot, on Sr'cnn
% by IS feet, according 10 Il plat to be rAhA'e4 -
The hour Of sale. ....--,,s
The buildings arc insured in the M"ina! Ass'''"'s
Society Tor 80 900. .,,,- o,,rt
TERMS Onc-fourfh cash: balance a. tour; gi-i,'
aud twelve months, for negotiable. n"',' g'Jtiat
per cent Interest. Or Ou.-rourti c"A .tll'i , ~,
one, two, and three years, bearing ten lGF S,'' ~
terest l,alf-yegrly, secured by trust ceeH. ,..
a., A.a,wsw Sd,fs W GO)ilS. AucGnhle,
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weather Pronabilisics.

Wasn,NGros, February flor the New
England aud Middle States, rising baTonle-
ter, somewhat lower temperature, westerly
to noriherly winds, and very generally clear
weather.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
east of the Mississippi, westerly to norther'y
winds and clear and clearing weather.
From Tennessee to Ohio and Lower
Michigan, northwesterly and westerly winds
and generally clear weather.
From Missouri to Minnesota and Lakes
Superior aud Michigan, westerly 10 southerly
winds and generally clear weather.
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ia I5-.lsF

A LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
IN CLOTHING. BOOTS. SHOES, HATS. FUR
NISHING GOODS. &c.. for. sale low at j.: LiSH.
siTENSTEIN,S, Importer Of Seine Thread, Nos. 1865
and 1907 Franklin street. de n
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RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE-REM store No.
~ l204, lately occupied by. Zctelle, having been
hun, be has in the dilemma to remove TO the base
ment Of Goddin's Hall. corner of Eleventh and
Bank Streets where he will be found TO receive his
old friends and customers, and where he will serve
them with the BEST LIQUORS and the very best
the market affords. Ais. -. fe3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05
BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents, +.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY LOUR AND CORN
~ MILL, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY AM,
NEAR THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD, FOR SALE ATAUCrION.-We viii sell at
auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY the Nth Of
February. at IL O'Clock NJ, the very valuable FL3UR
and C0RS-MiLL formerly Blakey's, and mote re-
Gently Briggs, on a neyer-fafling stream near the
city. The hour-Inll and fixtures are entirely new
and all the machinery in good order. There are
nearly three acres of land attached, and the pro-
perty is we'll situated for establishing other manu-
factories than milling To practical miller this isa
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the day of
sale. GRUBBS u WILLIAMS,
fna Aucti0necrs.
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The Ice. Gorge In the susquehanna.

PoRT DEPOSIT, Md, February 4.-Thc ice
gorge continues. There are no signs of u
rise in the river, but we live In dread. Rain
fell Yesterday, and the weather is warm.
Dispatches from Harrisburg, Chickecs,
Columbia, and WilliGmsport state that the
Sussuehanna is not rising and that the ice
has not commenced moving.
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Racing i'm GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, GA, February AT the races
here to-day Joe Johnston won the first in
2:19, Parlee the second in 2:39, and Frank
Hampton the third. Both heats were run
in l:ol.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Y.
4. 80, :. y, 4 800 Ma,Irkets.

stsck and Money Marskets. M
New York, February d.-Money, 7. so'l'
ling. Oh 10 Of. Gold, 1Iaa to 1isa, Coy Z,
garments steady. States very dull.
~ Tenuessce,s, s2i new, 81. virsinia's, e;
nav SO: conscls, 55; deferred, y. LOUISE y, 2
ana,s. Sc now, As. Levee's, 80; IS. 90. Ala LA
bama's, 81; 3's, 55. Georges, 70 ~ ~ ~.
Nortb caroiina's, So; new, II; special tax,
IN South Carolina's, 40; new. %; April
and October, 24s.
BArrrxoKs, February A. Virgins e's, CON
solidased, ssh bid to-day. ass..
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Another Fatal Boiler Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA, February 4.-The boiler of
Wood Brothers rolling-mill exploded this
morning. A fragment entered the Albion
print-works, 800 feet distant, killing two
boys. The total number of persons killed
was nine.
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ske cnnsi scnaiisy OF toe ltI5
,ss,y,rs m III lbs one OF great isn poIisahss,
1 and fhn ISSUE OF t will be Ratenea VIII WI
r,nat interest bg the mariu e OF sos
s,cco throughout tue whole country.
congregational Proeesssings. 4
WASHINGTON, February H. House. The
hill granting Mrs. Wood, daughter OF Zach.
ary TyIor, fifty dollars q month, was passed
the payment TO commence from dale OF hei
husbands death.
The evidence before the Credit obiltei
Committee was ordered 10 be printed: he
evidence affecting members of the Senate wa
referred TO that body. ], ~ !, !.
a discussion on pensions consumed the
day.
Senate.-The resumption Of specie pay,
ments was discussed.
r,,. Erennnre or Emitted states Bonds.
The New Loan, DC.
WAsHISaroS, February 4.-Ine Co l,
troller of the Currency will not hereafter OK
change United States bonds aeposiceu " So
curity for the circulating notes OF the ia.
tiona banks except upon the conoltloh OF
substituting the new five per cents OF the
Ioans 'of .J,i]y IA. 1870. and January 90, 1871.
NEW YoRK, February 4.--Appiications for
the new lOIH III tUlS uuo viz 'aoSA ASt 80 y
numerous and heavy, and are chiefly from
national banks exchanging their circulation
security. Applications from remote points
are as yet few. Adviccs from London tndi-
cate large subscriptions, but as the Cont
nent has not yet been heard from there Is no
data upon which to estimate all aggregate OF
the applications. The five per cents close
here at 1l3}, or about half per cent. pre-
mi,sm.
Washington Affairs.
WASHINGTON, February 4.-No testimony
was taken to-day in regard to the Louisiana
imbroglio. =,
The Committee of Ways and Means will
report in favor Of permits to unload vessels
at night.
Mr.. HardTove. formerly Of Nelson coun-,
fy, Va, attempted to Kill himself, wife, and
the youngest of their four children. He was
insane from pecuniary troubles, being ruined
by the war.
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By telegraph,
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. February 4.-Cotton dull, with sales
Of $50 bales at 2ladDaIsc. Flour unchanged. Whs-
key steady. Wheat a shade hrmer; winter whett
so firm, Pork aud beef unchanged. Lard weak at
6t@'lc. Turpeutlne strong. Rosin quiet Freights
very uuict,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05
By Moody & Royall,
BY Moody s. Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Seventh and Hull streets, Manchester, Va


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Seventh! and Hull streets, Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
SITUATED IN MIDLOTHIAN TOWNSHIP
BY virtue of decree of the County Court Of Ches-
terrified county entered ut the June term s72 In tie
matter Of JOHN Manders Us. Joel f. Taylor. the I'M
dcrsigncd special commissioner will sell ut public
auction, in front Of the courthouse door OF said
county, on MONDAY the 10th day Of February.
1873 Chat being court-dayl. at II O'Clock A. NJ. that
valuable TRACT OF LAND owned by the said joel
E. Taylor containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
ACRES OF LAND, more or less, two and half
miles from Coalicld stat on- on the Richmond ana
Danyilic railroad, In the coal basin. There Is 4;
good FRAME DWELLING on the premises, and
all the usual out-buildings. unc-mIf In nltivation
the balance In forest OF oak and pine. Also, TEN
AND a HALF ACRES LAND adjoining The above
described. These lands are sold subject to The wi
dow'S dover. 49,
TERMS Cash rs to so much as will be sufficient
TO efray the cost of suit and expenses OF sale the
residue I'm three equal instruments upon crcdt 9l
one, two, and three years, the purchaser giving ms
bonds for deferred payments bearing six per cent;
interest from, day of sale. the title being retained
until the whole purchase money is paid.
ia 81 5. BROOKS, Special Commissioner.