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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01
The Sinking Of tho Northfieet-Safety
OF the Steamship MurkalO.


LONDON, January S1.-A telegraphio dis.
patch to the Lloyds from their agent at
Cadiz confirmed the report that It was the
Spanish steamship Murillo which ran into
and sank the emigrant ship Northfeet of
Dnuganess lighthouse on the night Of the
ed Instant. The Murillo, however, was not
sunk herself, as was ut one time believed,
but has arrived at Cadiz in safety. Her des-
tination was Lisbon, for which port she bad
a cargo, but upon entering that harbor she
was sIgnalled not to land, as there Is an ex-
tradition treaty between Portugal and Great
Britain, under which her officers would have
been surrendered to the British authorities,
and answer charges brought against them.
She consequently put to sen again and pre-
ceedcd to Cadiz, as there is no extradition
treaty betWee Great Britain and Spain. The
5MurIlIo sustained no damage by the collision.
Her officers and crew will soon be examined
at Gsdiz In relation to the disaster.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Friday, January 81.

OFFERINGS.
wurAr.-Whitc. 4as bushels. Red, 3d. p'sheis'
conS-Whitc, l-3s4 bushels.
O1Ts-3as bushels.
WuEAr-whtc. le bushels very snnh al ns 10 o.
,4s bushels very good ut so 40 nsneas EOon ~ NJ
a.: I3I bushels gnnd nj slfo; 10 pushe'' 'oiA'' "
tWurHT.-Rcd. loo bushels vcsy good at s?.lo; A.
bushels good at S:.n5: 30 bushels eoou 1t 60 i''
In shells common at Sl.ea ,.-,
CopS.-W hite 2eG bushels prime ut 70c.; S1s hush
cIs damn at &c; ~ bushels damp on prlVata
tcrrns-total. $40 bushels.
OArs.-so bu shells very good at SEC
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. January s1.-Flonr less firm and dull
Wheat quiet snd unchanged. Corn dull; wnit'
ern. 4iMl7c. rye quiet but firm; prices unchanged
Provisions quiet but firm. Pork, Sli2SMsi4. S so
Bulk meats irIn: shoulders. 6tc: rib-sides, &c.
demand: shoulders, esc.; rib-sides, Sc; clear rib
sides, slc hams, 124GDl5c. Lard drin at Sic; West
crn butter steady; choice roll, 2s92Ic. "hiskey
nominal, 0i3c.
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Affairs i'm Cuba.

HAVANA, january 31.--The Vose de Cuba
concludes laudatory editorial of King
Amadeus and his schemes of reform, inclu
ding the abolition of slavery, thus: "But we
believe that, unfortunately, with or without
reform, the submission Of the rebels will
have to be obtained with soldiers and arms"
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BE- Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
BIZ Moody & ROYAL,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE COAL-IANDA AT THE MIDLUrHI\S
COhL-PITS.-By virtue Of Il decree entered ut the
June term, 1872. of the County Court OF Chester
field. In the chancery suit therein pending
styled sfandcrs rs Cornelius IL, Elliott, shall PR
coed to sell at public auction, in front Of the court
house on the 10th day Of February, 1878, that being
court-day at IL o'clock a. NJ, that valuable land
lying In the Midlothian township two and half
miles from Coalicld station, on the Richmond and
Danyille rallroad. containing T II X L Y 81 Y
ACRES, with good dwelling thereon. and al the
necessary out-buildings also, ONE-FlFTH UNDl-
VlDED INTEREST IN SENENTf-F1FE AtKES
adjoining the ahove-descrihed, with coed dwelling
and ont buildings portion in wood and ba lance
In cultivation. This land lies Immediately In the
coal-iicd or what Is called the coal haSin.- and
should engage the attention OF capitalists. These
lands ait sold subject to the widows dover
TERMS Cash as to SO much AS VIII be necessary
to pay the expenses of sale and costs Of this suit
and the balance upon credit of one. two and three
years for bonds bearing six per centuln interest
from day of sale, the title being retained until the
whole purchase money Is fully paid.
il 81 ). BROOkS, Special Commissioner
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Notwithstanding to make an entire
4J change In my business, all parties having left
guns, pistols or any other articles with lne for re-
pairs viii please call for them at once Ifnot called
fos soon they will b. sold TO pay expenses
FOX SALE, TWO FINE SHun-GASfsi In first-
rate order. GEORGE PLAI E., m.
3a22-eodgtS 0I0 Broad street.
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By Grubbs g. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n TOBACCO FACTORY IN RICHMOND, VA.
WITH COMPLETE EQUIPMENT OF MA
Mayo bankrupt, under an order of the United Statos
District Court for the Eastern District OF Virginia,
dated january ls 1873, will offer for sale at public
auction, on TUESDAY, February i, 1878, at
o'clock P. H.. that very valuable TOBACCO FAC
TORY on the southeast corner of Twenty-ffth and
Main streets with lot fronting ls2 feet On Main
street, running back 165 feet. The buildings arc
commodiuus, almost entirely new, and well arranged
for an extensive business.
Also. the complete stock of MACHINERY and
FIXTURES, combining all of the latest improve
mcnts, composed in part as follows:
aO-IloRsE-PowLR ENGINE,
l BOILER,
10 HYDRAULIC suApEPREssEs,
IL HYDRAULIC POT PRESSES
d BOX sCHEws fixtures completely.
l HYDRAULIC PEMP.
HALF-PoCND MILLS.
OSE-POuSD MILLS,
LOSG-TES MILLS,
p. p. MILLS.
FOUR'S MILLS,
ELEvEN-lNCH MILLS,
l SHORT TEN MILL, &C.. &C.:
SCALES, LUMr-B XES,
WORKPLACES, KETTLES,
TUBS, BENCHES,
sMoKISG-ToBAcco PRESSES AND CUT
TIERS,
sHAFTJ*G, BETTING,
PCLLIES. &C.. &C.
comprising. In fact, everything necessary in COM
pletc establishment, the machinery having cost int
bankrupt SI9,a3i since July !. ls12.
OFFICE FURNITURE:
SAFE.
/ DESK,
LETTEK-pREsS STANDS,
CHAIRS,
GAS-FINTCRES. &c.
TERMS: For the real estate, One-fourh cash; ba
lance at eight. sixteen and twcnty-four months
the purchaser to give notes with approved security
for In" deferred paymcnts title to be retained unit
the said notes arc paid.
TERMS: For the personal rrcpcrty, one-thirt
CASH balance ut three ard six months, purchaser tf
give notes with approved security, with decd o.
trust and policy o Insurance thereon To- secure tht
assignee. WILLIAM Ii. AlLDERDlLE.
Assignee.
The order of sale permits the assignee to change
the terms of sal" if he shall deem tpropcr TO do So
Oh the day Of GALE.
Possession can be had In ten days after sale.
IN Stryy3
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The Ohio River Improvements and the
Jamcs River and KanaHha Canal.

WASHINGTON, January 3l.-The commits
soners appointed by the Governors of West
Virginia, Kentucky, Illinois, Ohio, Indiana,
Tennessee, and Pennsylvania, who are here
in charge of the Ohio River improvements,
had a consultation to-day with Colonel Car
rington, Colonel Hughes, and Others, Of the
Virginia delegation, favoring legislation for
The benefit of the James River and kanawha
canal. They agreed that the two enterprises
are kindred, and will urge early Federal
legislation in behalf of each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01
The Election In Lexineton XIV

LEXINGTON, January 31.-The company of
Federal soldiers arrived here, but did not
make their appearance. The negroes around
the polls largely outnumbered the whites, but
the poil-tax DISTINGUISHED two. thirds ofthem,
and the whites have gained municipal con-
troll Of the city, the Democratic ticket being
elected BY minority of five hundred.
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The Polar Wave.

PoRr DEPOSIT, MD., January 31.-The
thermometer was twenty-five degrees be.
low zero last night. The susquehanua is
not rising. The ice is still gorged, and the
cold is making it harder aud more fearful.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, january 3l.-Senate.-The
subject Of steamboat subsidies was discussed
without result.
Houss.-A conference committee was up.
pointed on the sloop-ot-war bill.
The blu removing the disabilities Of A. 7.
Hardeastlc, Of Mississippi, was passed.
The day was consumed with private bills.
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|. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after September 3oth PAS
SENGER TRAINS will leave Richmond as fol.
lows:
the White Sulphur Springs. connecting 1T Corridors
VILE with the Orange, Alexandria aud Manassas
train for Washington aud North, ard Lynchburs
ami South.
Ans r. M.-ACCOMMoDATIO TRAIN texcep
Sunday for Gordonsyflc, arriving at s:ls r.. NJ.
This train connects at 4orlonsyllle with the night
trains on the Orange Alexandria and Manassas rail-.
rosd for LYNCHBURGa aud WASHINGTON.
Through tickets, ut low rates, sold to all point
Northwest aud Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown.
Amsterdam, Antwerp Hamburg, Harre, Roftsf,isn III,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and tiottenburgs TO al points
on this ROAD, can DO bought OF the General Ticket
Agent nj Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road. 81 Z.
Further in Information may be obtained at the Com.
pany's Offices. Z
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
I JAMES j. NETnERLA And, General Ticket Agent,
/ tyl -
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Fire i'm Norfolk.

Especial telegram to tbs Dispatch.]
NoEFoLK,VA., january 51.-The residence
Of Mrs. Diggs, on Queen street, was entirely
consumed by fire this evening; also, MIR.
Diggs's carpenter shop, on Water street.
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RICHMOND. FREDERl cKsBCRG ANpL
POTOMAC ROUTE, December IS, 1877.
I'm AND AFTER Dt CEMBER Is, 1872.
" mall trains on this road will run rs follows
UP DAY MAIL, via rail anu steamer, leave.
Byrd-Street station z. M. -...
UP NIGHT MAIL, rin rail alone, leaves Byrd.
Street station $40 P. NJ. Except on Sundays.l
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Slrce'
station 3:30 p. M. Except on Sun1ays.)
DOWN DAY MALL. ria rail and steamer, ar.
riyes ut Byrd-Street station ut i. n.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL. vfG rail alone. arrives al
Byrd-Street station, a:4o A. III. icXcem on Mon
dlys
DOwN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives u;
Broad-Street station SAT A. NJ. Except on Sun
duys@ E. T. ID. MYERS,
de IL General Superintendent.
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Cook & LAUGHTON. AuctI
By Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
" IN HENRlCO COUNTY. ABOUT TEN
MILES BELOW RICHMOND OSTHE KINGS
LAND ROAD.-Pnrsuant TO a decree OF the Circ,lt
Court of lIenrico county entered on the 2Ur OF Jan
sell in front Of the county courthouse ofIlcr!cp On
MONDAY the I'd day Of February. 1874. Al /? O'Clock
NJ, the FARM mentioned In said decree, containing
RODS AND TWESTY-SEVENP OL rs. adioinIrg
lands of Mrs. Emily Grover and others, now Owned
and occupied by Mr.. A. Il. Botiiu. The land /, Of
very good soil and lies well, with very good Improve.
ments.
TERMS: Cash as to cost of suit and sale: residue
upo Il credit Of three, six, and nine months with
interest. first credit note 70 be- secured by personal
indorser title retained I'LL all Of purchase money is
paid and conveyance ordered By the court.
g II. a. ATKINSON.
iaa2 Special Commissioner
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The Frapkins Privilege.

WAsH,SGaaS, January 31.-The President
sosday signed the bill repeating the franking
privilege. The Departments are moving for
AN appropriation to cover postage expenses
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AUCTION sALES--ruture Days.
by Moody C Royal, =
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
NV virtue or decree OF the County Court OF Ccs-
tercd county entered ut the june term, l72 In the
matter of John Manders &C. Joel Z. Taylor, the IN
dcrslgncd. special commissioner. will sell mt public
auction, In front Of the courthouse door of said
county, on MONDAY the 10th day OF February.
1879 Chat being ceurt-day). at II o'clock A. NJ, that
valuable TRACT OF LAM owned by the said Joel
f. Taylor, containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
ACRES OF LAND, more or less, two and half
miles from Coa'fcld station. the Richmond and
D,nvfllc railroad In the coal basin. There Is y
good FRAME DWELLING OH the premises, Ind
m the usual out-buildings. Onehalf In ltivatiop,
the rilInce in forest of oak and pine. Also, TEN
AND A HALF ACRES LAND adjoining the above
described. These lands arc sold subject to tile wi
dow's dover.
TERMS: Cash rs 70 SO much will he sufficient
IN deray fhe cost Of suit ard expenses of sale, the
residue In three equal instruments upon credit of
one. two and three years. the purchaser giving his
bonds for deferred payments bearing six per cent
Interest from day Of sale, the title being retained
III til the whole purchase money Is paid.
ja3I 5. BROOKS, Special Commissioners.
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The Bankrupt Law.

BosroN, january 3l.-The Board of Trade
has passed O resolution petitiouing Congress
to amend the bankrupt law for the speedy
settlement Of the affairs Of liquidatiug lnsu-
rance companies.
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Great Rejoicing IN NorIOiR over the
T. Completion OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad-The Steamship Peru
Wan.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, January 51.-There was
great rejoicing among our citizens on learn
ing the news Of the completion of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad. Bunting was dis
played on all United States and domestic and
foreign merchant-vessels at this point. One
hundred guns were fired on the courthouse
green.
The steamship Peruvian, OF the Allan
Line, reached Halifax this morning. She
will arrive heraon Monday with passengers.
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EgW yoRx, January 3l.--Thc exceptions
fn Che Stokes case will be presented before
Judge I3eafiinan tomorrow 10 the Court Of
Oyer and l'eiininef Of this city.
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Kr Gruhhs Z MillIans.
Auctionccrs and Zeal Estate AceGt+.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank


GALE OF THE RICH MON y AND
~ YORK RIVER RAlLRoAD.-Ey '1rtu" G'
decree If the Chancrrv Court of IL. city Of Elc'
mCmi in the causes Of the Richmond aud i"Fe
River EaiIroa,l Company rs. J. Prosacr .G'h ah1
Robert ILL., NIaury. trustees. and i. Fro5>cr IaIJ du
Robert n. Naury, trustees u. The Richmond a't,
York River Railroad Company. e"t'r'. on 'h' I..h
day Of December. 1872. We, The unici~Enci ~ N"
survivor Of Us, shall sell by puhr Hn,Ilrh' =. uI
auytion-rooms Of Mc3Srs. Gruh'p- t iliMiE>. -"
Eleventh street, Richmond. Va, on FRIDAY im
od day CT May, 1873. 1t the h'Ur of :! =" Al! i;S
property of every kind, real p, r="i.ri ! niT%
OF the RICHMOND AND IURh XIV TX hAI ~
cross-tes. dcpots siding, cars, cnalhrS. riu'!>
and all ether property whatsoever. lnciIGltS ~
the franchises Of said company, AMI cx'rp.E TON
such sale notiiirg whatsoever belonging !" saH "'
pauy except It's chuscs III aCtloil anu "eptS "'S -
become due 10 it, .. .
| puE TERMS OF SALE Will BE As FOLLOW :
The sum Of sl5o0C0 shall be paid IN CASH: 81" nv
residue OF the purchase money aiaii ~ lt't"rc,
follows $4,000 Oh the LIST OF JLaud!Y' 1917, "'' Nv
crcst al the rate OF per ccu. per a'inm from s
Gay Of sale. payable sclni-anhoay: $50 Otl on lic
st day of January. 1858. With Interest al llc 'lt "'
per cent. per anIum from he day 81 Ei,e i'!'.'g
scln-auuually: and the remalD!cr OF sGch IiFcn
money on the lst day Of JlLulry. sIi, WIN i'''I
ut the rate OF per cent per anrun from lie 'iy -
sale, PAYABLE semi-aDnually-thc si!e 10 We f'."'''
To ,lln ratification or rejection ~ III" coI. sur
session not to be delivered untu tc sn!c hA' ~
ratified by the court the deferred a!mc.. ~ -
secured by deed Of trlis: Tie property s"!'T'''
decd TO be subject tn the approval ~ I'M COURT
Capitalists Will take notice that iic ti!e't - o.
and conveyance viii be IL c1tgrith the -a''' ~
pany aud make tie purchaser Or purchaser " ''''
| corporate. r,., 4
For furiher particulars apply To Messrs. 'nn
MAURY, Richmond, Va, nttorney, l9t IN s.e "''
ROBERT ". MAiRi'
i,f,l
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RAILROAD LINES.

FULL LINES OF THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL
POINTS
North ria Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac:
Richmond and Petersburg railroads, and James
River steamers
Northwest and West ria Northern Central, Penn
syivanla and Baltimore and Ohio railroads.;
Southwest and South rid Chesapeake and Ohio,
Richmond and Danvllle, and Richmond aud Pc
tor~lurg railroads. =
EMIGRANT TICnETS to western and southern
points.
Maps and information furnished on application.
An persons intending ~ travel, especially emf
grants, will find It TO their Interest TO call on us.
Choice of routes given.
Passengers and baggage called for to take any train
or boat, and baggage checked ut residences when
tickets arc purchased from us.
Persons ut distance, by communicating with us,
can have tickets sent to nearest station, {. y. ID.
Special tickets for commercial travellers.
w. CARRIER,
c2G Main street.
ja 25-lm Richmond. Va.
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Opposition 70 the Postal telegraph.

Opposition 10 the Postal Telegraph.
HARRISBURG, PA, January S1.,-The State
Senate yesterday adopted a resolution in.
structing the United States senators from
Pennsylvania to vote against the purchase or
control of telegraphs by the Government.
The resolution was adopted by vote Of %
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The Florida senn,orsn,n,

TAILAHAssEE, FLA, January 31.--s. B.
CoDoVer (Rep.) was elected United States
senator to-day on the fifth ballot, twenty
seven Democrats voting with tho Republi-
cans.
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nefruualer Sentenced.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, january 31.-Thomas
G. Boyd was to-day sentenced to five years.
imprisonment and $1,000 fine for being en-.
gagged In pension frauds.
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The Charges OF Bribery against Soma.
tor pOney0y.

TOPEKA, KANSAS, January Ex-senator
PoDeroy appeared by counsel before Judge
Morton, of the District Court. waived an
examination, and gave bail in 100000 faG his
appearance,
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Spain-Birsh Of on Heir 10 the Throne.
f.rnc. uenioinasatr NIndrisI

"TcStU 1to-gOHoIIsss HEH 1O<tts<1 1t1s
MADRID, January 3l.-Therc is great re-
joicing here over tile birth Of Il prince yes
terday. The happy event was celebrated by
the singing of re Deunas in all the churches,
firing Of salutes, aud the general illumination
of the city Of Madrid last night. The Prince
is to be christencd Louis Anmdeo Fernando.
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Nv TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YoRK, january 3l.-Cotton quiet: s1ies, ? 7ss
WHIskeT steady. Wheat very firm; offerings light
Corn quiet and firm. Rice strong, s@s5c. pnrs
elsi"r, Sl4.2s Lard steady. Turpentinc Irregular
RosIu and Tallow quiet. Freights very firm.
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Destructive Fire In Canada-Three
Persons Burned to Death.

RENrREw, CANADA, January 31.-The Bank
Of British North America and several adjoin-
ing buildings were burned last night. Three
persons were burned to death and two Sc
ri0usly burned.
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ia 2--td
SALE OF \ lALu,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ lALl,
~ ABLE FARM OF -FOUR iiuXpHhiD,, AiV
TWEETY-TWO AND OSF-tlFIli !, re
THF. COUNTY or HAN0TEEt; ,MY.isi..ip ifE Ks
MILES OF VERDOS. On INV cHt - ~, rf' =.
AND OHIO RAILROAD, AND hIt,itL ,Mtt,E% tI
OF TAYLOkSEILLE, On IHE M,Hrr1,iiiL. XII.
FE FREDERICKSBURG AND PoTVNAn .i ,n,rt
ROAD.-By virtue OF decree OF the h.s', -, ,,n'
Of Hanover county rendered on the III % q, r.,
bcr 1872. In TIE suit OF Wiuston's sutriIl %';' t
Voolfolk, &C. the undersigned who wGtr "a, ,rc ore,
spccia. commissioners proceed 10 sou; oh "
inscs, on the TENTH DAY Or rLhi't -. 80 he
If fair: If not. The next fair day thers't ..
a.,ove TRACT OF LAND, formerly INC r e,'U'.. t.n
James Winston, deceased. and DO" III tAe p.''"N''
OF hOmas :. Mallory. ,,it ~, r.,J
The farm Is healthy, well watere.:, aug wen ' 4;
10 tbe cultivation Of corn. wlieit, ana IoaI"1
has ON IL a comfortable dwclling-hor'e: go"
and other oulhouses. If desired, II WIZ os ui'.
into two or more farms " suit surchasTf,. .,s
Terms: One-fourth cash, and me h1iast t, t a.
and two wears from the day Of sale, tht ~ LII.
mcpts 10 bear intefes. from the oay OF sar' r,nrE
from The purchasers bonds wish SoIa. ,i,,g 10
security for the deferred payments: anu -.
be retained until the further ordSr OF ur t.rty
EDMUND WlNslVH'
A. u. MORRIS, ,,,.r.
Ia lS-SaIw : Ecl.i COMM
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DENTISTRY.


NOTICE.--I baye recently adopted 80
IN In my practice the zffrtp
LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE GAS,
and an prepared TO
ADMINISTERS III AT ALL TINES
with more certain results than were obtained by the
ordinary article.
THE LIQUID GAS
Is the perfection Of an;ssthiss for the
EXTR tCTlOS OF TEETH WITHOUT PAIN
ALL MINOR SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
From 100 10 2oa gallons always on hand.
IA ls-aGd 1JU1.R. Woott, ~. ID. 3,
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND. January 5, ls73. I

KlCUMOND AND DIX ElNEK KAl1NOAD Co.,
RICHMOND. January 8, 1873. !
ATOTICE.-On and after this date (Decem.
~ her 2dl the PASSENGER and FREIGHT
TRAINS over this route will DC run follows {:
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except Sundays be-
tween Richmond and West pnlut, leaving the de-
pot at 2:30 T. NJ.
Passengers for river landings and Baltimore will
leave Richmond depot WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS ut o'clock A. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fri
days, and Saturdays, al o'clock a VI.
and West Point, carrying local freight both ways,
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, leaving Richmond
ut o'clock A. NJ.
WILLIAM y. BRAGG. Superintendent.
j. l.. TAYLOR, Freight aud Ticket Agent. Rich.
mond. IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01
ay7ryrroy BALES Tuanrc Days.
BY w,.B. RatciifIe, AHctloneer,
1912 Main street.

WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ON
i MONDAY. February ah. commencing az iDs
o,c,nck s. NJ q large and we'll 5ortcd stock OF
GROCERIES, &C.
En- which would invite the attention Of the trade
a. w. Is. RATCLIFFE. Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, several large
I TRACTS OF LAND containing from THREE
HUNDRED to ONE THOUSAND ACRES each,
heavily timbered. and convenient 70 market, In
Chesterfield county. For terms and prices, apply
tn MOODY h ROYALL, =.
Real Estate Agents.
ofIlce, corner Seventh and Hull streets, Manehes-
ter, Va. 80 F.ag4at.E = 49,. u % =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01

TOR RENT, TENEMENT No. 10l3Ga
n OH the north side Of the basin between BIZ
Tenth and Eleventh streets, recently occupied by
Nlc,srS. Z. G. eeay L Co. Possession ut once: APP
plyto j. /. APPtRSoN,
Let Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY l, N7s.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

A FRAME DWELLING, No. 600, with
n basement and two stories above. containing
five rooms; the usual out-houses, and lot on Leigh
street west Of Brock avenue. for sale privately.
TERMS: One-thirl cash; balance In six aud twelve
III :nths with interest, securedby deed OF trust.
RICHARDSON & Co,
IN 3l-4t l1i3 Main street.