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PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE ga, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Adriatc r, Perry, Liverpool VIA Queens
Steamship Rhein GER. Meyer, Bremen via southamp-
Steamship vandalia GER, Franzeps hamDurg-Kun-
steamship clyde, Kennedy, Galveston via Key west-c
Steamship Cortes, Kemblc, New Oreans-Clark Sea-
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson. New orleans-Frederic
Steamship San Jacinto, Hazard, savannah-w CARR
Steamship Montgomery, Taircoth, savannah-R Low
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, charlcston-J W
Steamship. Richmond, Lawrence Norfolk-old Domn-
: Steamship john Gibson winters Georgetown Dc-J
Steamship Regulator, Freeman MISUNDERSTANDING
Steamship Nereus. Bearse Bostop-H Dirock. :.
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford-rerguson
Bark Atlantic RUSS, Kronhelm Newcaste-Tetens
Bark Helroland tAus valcich, Cork or Falmouth
Bark storjohann (Nop, Martcnsen Ncwry, I-Funch.
Bark Gina Nor) Jensen, Queenstown for ordersTetens
Bark Argcnaqt Ger. Grimm sremsn-H Xoop,
. Bark st Cloud, Bayley, Antwerp-Jacob schmidt
Bark Madre 4 Figli QtaD, cahero Genoa-slocovich
BARK Isle Of skye r Morrlne, Kingston, ia, via Port
Brig star (Br), duncan. Memel-Funch, Edge 4 Co.
Bg Flora GoSdae G1oaae
Brig Sportsman, Blanchard, Caibarien-R Buck
Brig Excelsior tBr,, Mayor. Hamilton Bermnda,-
Brig I II Pitt tBr,, Bulford, Hamilton tBermuda)-
Brig Blanche Obj. Publicon Liverpool. Ns-L Brig
schr Carleton (Br) Albury, Nassau-F Montcl Bar
schr Sunbeam, Tibbtts, Maracaibo-Peniston a Co.
Schr Silver Spray, Hathorn, AUX Cayes-B Metcaf
Co.
schr Crandall (Br), Petts, Windsor Ns-J Hor-
schr Morford 4 Trubee (Br) Smith, Windsor, Ns-C W
schr Hibbard tBr,, Miller. Apple River. Ns-Jed
schr Emma (sr), Donovan, Two Rivers-Jcd Frye 4
Co.
schr Arianna (Br), Penerey, St John, Mp Nevius
X Son.
- schr Truman, Gibbs Indianola-Tupper 4 Beatty.
schr Harry Sheppard, Clark, villc-overton
scnr Maid Of the Mist, Smith, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Gildersleeve Co.
schr Helena Russell Mehafey, st Augustine-Bent.
lev. Gildersleeve 4 Co
schr Nellie Potter, Gaski, Washington, NC-w Hin.
man & Co.
Schr z II Wilson, Copper, Norfolk-van Brunt Bro
Schr Caroline Hail. Baylcy, Nortolk-Overton Haw-
kins.
schr Mott Bedell Reynegorn, Richmond-Evans, Bail
Co.
schr Adclla Corson. Godfrey Philadepnia-Overton &
Hawkins.
Schr Carrie l. Hix Hix Portland-Candee Pressey
Schr l. Il knowles, Peterson, Boston-Simpson Clapp
Il Co
Schr A HAYDEN. Greene, Boston-Rackctt Bro.
Schr James Warren. Drisko Lynn, Mass-Jas Murray
h Co
Schr l. A Toles, Miller, New Haven-Rackett 4 Bro.
Schr Belle, Simpson, New Haven-W II Price.
sloop Fred Brown Wilson, Providence-H Jackson
Co
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance. Baltimore.
Steamer w Woodward. Young Baltimore
Steamer T. G Biddle, Alexander Philadelphia.
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Steamship Adriatic for Liverpool caiabria do; Spain,
do; City of Antwerp. do; Casiaa, Glasgow Nandain.
London mot 25th; CLYDE, Galveston via Key West Den
nah; San Jacinto dol James Adger, Charleston, Jonn
Gibson, Georgetown, DC; Old Dominion Richmond &c
ships Prinz Albert Ger Hamburg Amelia lAus), Cork
or Falmouth; Flying Eagle Melbonrne: Golden sta,e,
ettcher tGer), Rosock; 81 Cloud. Antwerp; Ayr Bp,
Cork or Falmouth: sandy Hook, carienas; Mary
Bird Marscilles Aberdeen, Bristol jose phine ORR,
Liverpool; President Won Bumenthal GER. steitin
Hannibal Ger. Cork Or Falmouth; tardenas, Havana;
\ Martin, Bahiai Renshaw Cicnueposi Bans Nor),
Stettin; Maggie 3D. Malone Ray; OLA tAus), Newcas
tie; Stowers Arroyo; Ihetis, Curacao Annie Gardi-
ner. Demerara; scnrs sunbeam, Maracabo; John Rose
Pernambuco; Ella Worden, san Salvador
Wind sunset WSW
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AN ExPREssMAN BADLY BEATEN.
Ante-Nrortcm statement-FIight OF the
Principal.

Yesterday morning Coroner Kessler received in
formation that Simon Gelblom, a German, twenty
one years or age, was lying in very dangerous
condition az his residence. 20 Ludlow street, from
the effects OF violence inflicted upon him on the
goth Inst. Gelblom is an exprcssnan. and in the
course OF business delivered some goods to q man
in Catharine street. Gelbl ON demanded pay
ment, which was refused, and some harsh words
were exchanged, during which, 1t Is alleged,
Nathan Goldberg and six other men pitched
upon GelDum and beat him very severely
about the head and body disabling and
rendering him almost insensibe. Later IN the day
the Coroner took the ante-mortem statement OF
Gelbl0m which, in substance, corresponds with
what is written above. Goldberg, whose place OF
business IL &C 10 Catharine street being the only
one OF the aSsailants known TO Gelblom, Coroner
Kessler issued warrant for his arrest and placed
IL In the hands OF Detective Radford for execution,
but the accused had ned from his home and place
OF business several days ago, and therefore could
not,be found. Search will he made Tor the other
QepSwhQ participated IN the assault on GelpIoR
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Base Ball Notes.

The Mutuals play the "Reds" in Boston tomor-
row and the Washington club the next day on the
Union grounds.
Tuesday the Athletics play the Baltimore club in
phtlalalnha-
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
Explosion or Fireworks-Tw0 Mem Sc
ri0usly injured.

COLUNBUS, OniU, JUNE =, 1910.
David Webb, passenger agent or the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company at this point, and Mr..
Houseman last night purchased q large quantity OF
fireworks for the Fourth OF July, and while taking
them into the country In a hack lighted cigar tel
into the package and exploded the whole lot, blow
ing the carriage top or and throwing Mr.. Webb
into ditch. He was 30 badly burned that he can
scarcely recover. Mr.. Houseman was also badly
hurt.
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TROTTING RACE.

New ALBANY, Ind, June 2s, 1873.
The trottlne race at the Driving Park this after
noon was won by Tom Roach in three straight
heats The best time was 2:37. The track was
heavy.
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INJURED IN GERMANY AND DIES IN
AMERICA.

John GIlmarf yesterday died In the wards Island
Hospital from the effects OF injuries received In
Germany; but N what manner deceased was In.
lnrcd did not aIvear. Coroner Kessley WV hold
~ inquest -
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BOUND KAsr.
Bris Anna Elizabeth. oeiehsn Hoboken for Sewbury-
nris onlsspis sBp Brown. sew yosh fos 81 John.
sclr lc-sph nay, nsese rhisaelphis Cor Providence
sssa "a MA rr' jsensS e ri Lynn
sesr Iys, xecsrthy Port !ehnson 'or nsIuora
s,hr James CUNNINGHAM sesAf'ns, r"f' s"""S'n
sshr sSs,ord rrbss an smith. New yorl for wind
schr k.~s. Handy. PORT johnson sor raw.sesst
sshr sarah ss,ss' Ssw S"rs ses iiart,sre ~ 80
sehr RAppAhAnnosk Brown. rcstJehnson for New
sss Do F.ss:,as y %,, Yea 2, ss sssrs
schr bnriinsAsne. hufiinsame. Ne~ fork fof noe
Schr nan Se~ yorr OR Boston.
schr nulis boine. Depsw. kizAhsthport for Paw
sshr reaesdsie. csswen. Eii1slsshporsfor SarrasaB
schr zai~sse KENYON. Bsekinsh4n. Enzsb~shpors for
schr b l. Rogers Hssbs New yerk Cor sorshport
schr rrissrAm picksn> nitshsii Amhoy fof stonins-
schr saihe charus. rreisthsa. New fork for rsan
sehr u Insraham. Dickinson. rhasaelphis for MO
schr Robin, ssrout New ycrs fet salem.
sehr u L ssarses chAss. Port johnson Cor sev Bed
sehr Pearl ecolin, rort Jehnsgn fer $500
schr , Jerrard bsuS New brunswick Cor New Ia
sssr Hamburg ws.scs rsGaa.lss,s ,or serw,sh
schr Clara A Bsrnes. Murphy, ses serk iOr New
schr Paragon, Clara, Hotosen Tor BOSTON.
sehr o Bardett, hossrs rort johnson for Bridge
sshr Fannie Fowler. Warren. nsversrsw Cor STAN.
ford.
schr Elizabeth n, Hogan, Beeoken for Pan River.
Schr " Curtis, Mann New York fnr salem.
schr Garland, Lindsay, New fork tor New London.
HKaALp rKLsoaArH ssArSos.
wnIrtsrosa, june - ls1
The following table shows the number Of vessels witch
passed tins station during the week ending June E--
fswAnp sorsn.
steamsiips ~
BArks Schooner a.
Total.
OUTWARD
stcnnsHlpA rchoohAfs
bTks.
BELOW.
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TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD.

There were two small matches trotted at Fleet
wood Park yesterday, OF which the following is a
summary:
FLEETWOOD PARK, WEsTcHEsTER COUNTY NEW
YORK, June %, 1S13-Match $500 mile heats; best
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Runs earned-Atlantic, 3.
Umpire-Mr. Swandeil, Of the Resolutc Club.
Time OF game-One hour and thirty minutes
First bases by errors-Atlantic 6, Rcsolute 5.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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SHIPPING NEW S.

Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER
sun rises. ......... 80 Gov Island eve n 80
Sun sets. .......... rs Sandy Hook. eve III OF
Moon sets... eve III 0l He'll Gate. morn i 81
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BELOW.


Brig Lucy. from tby pilot boat David MICHEL.
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X. xsiAric cHoLERs
D's1SrhA' CHOLERA xoRBua
CURED Asp PREVENTED

The hoard ~ Health advise frequent p.thins, noI
~ W. xtx YORK WINNING AcADkMy, 10 constant
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ALEXANDRIA, June n arrived. schrs u krans
saiied@sis ans ip Z gnirhi New YORK. schrs Jesse
Hart y ana I p iisk. BOSOM IRA, New London
SosroSs June FTS1,yss ssts sD'ss ar, aoPs,a.
hae Ss o sehri auTs rye Aii nsmsre in fs n
DO: Jessie Elizabeth Brown DO. n.ry cOsh rs@eSrsy
cH br sm;h liam Hanson rSaaspss vs;S
iS do Sy ss csTs kis ssSss
oarsde, stanford. DO iei,lc Ames wooster sew Nosa
ship san Carlo. cessn, Joes.ca vsrsral.ss sess.
as ans sSs. LADY, sS f fSsas rSfa & Re-
ha Aps6en Rich Ken ~ e ,a.d =. sssfe,-
comb Baltimore, Fred Cray, Lakcman. 1eorsetown
Scholarship san Carlos barks carbonKeplr spank
2sth-Arrived. steamers Achilles colturn rhEsisl
BxLIIMSaE June s'aAIriSsd, ,. .,s.%s, wm Lev "a.
iaer ,tNors munster Rio 'alss,ro pgphm 'Sers
Fh sssop G WINS So. ssS'a sr. s sui
Boston; Lottie Beard Perry. .somcrseL Mass VIM Nc
Cicared-Barks Raffacie Libure dian, conAsilero
fses'Gwn ol S ords hi Nara an rs
City Jed Frye, Langley. Par Haven Mass hben FISHER
18Th. sAM-xrrived steamship Berlin Ger, undaissh.
BhNGoR. June ss-Arrved. schr Hattie NcGiivery.
Woodbury. Back ;,aI w g.. r,,...,.
BATH. June ac-Arrived. schr Rfimt Douglass
ath@saiied, scirs Welcome Beetle, PhiIaaepAias GOV
Cony, Ridley. New York seventy SIX, rhilaieiphia
BRISTOL, June E-Arrivcd. schr Memeno, weeks
cHHRIEsToN. June 2s-clssrca bark. Era Mecgl
Loeb. Monte video, Jayne, HawkpS Liverpool. scbf
NJ NJ Pote, Stratton. Northern port
2eth-Arrived steamship south Caroliua Beckett new
York.
CALAIS, June 24-cleared, schr Fred Holden. No
Rue, New York
a5ih-Cieared. .schrs AJDycr. Kelly and Kllen saw
EAsTP0RT, June a.-Arrivcd brg. MansaniiA Ben
son, Calais land cleared same day for New York;
ea5s June rnp ser. a Bon
Cleared 18TH schrs Barl, OLDER, New York, Nh, Leo
noga, Bonxey. do; 2lst Empire. Ferguson, do
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Veto Message by tho President.

WASHINGTON, January 31.-The President
sent the following veto message to the Senate
to-day:
"1o the Senate Of he United States: /
have the honor to return herewith Senate
the East Tennessee University. This claim,
for which SlS.500 arc appropriated out Of
the moneys of the United States, arises in
part tor the destruction OF property by
troops in time Of war, and therefore the
same objections attach 10 it rs were express
ed in my message of June 1st, 1872, return
Ing the Senate bill awarding $4,000 to j.
Milton Best.
''If the precedent Is once established that
the Government is liable for the rarages Of
war, the end of demands upon the public
treasury cannot be forecast. The loyalty Of
the people Of the section in which the Uni
versity Is located under circumstances of
personal danger and trials, thus emitting
them TO the most favorable construction of
the obligation OF the Government towards
them, il admitted, and nothing but regard
for my duty TO the whele people in opposing
a principle which, If allowed, will entail
greater burdens upon the whole than the re-
lei which will be Afforded to part by allow
EN- his bill to become law, could induce
me TO Return it with objections. Rccogniz.
ing the CLAIMS of these citizens to sympathy
and the 1nost favorable consideration of their
cla,,ns If tue Government, would heartily
favor donation Of the amount appropriated
Dy this bin for their relief.
[,igned] gu. S. GRANT.
Erecutire Mansion, January 20, 1875"
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Disagreement Of the Tweed Jury.

New YORK, January 3l.-Thc Tweed jury
reported ct midnight that they were unable
TO agree, seven being for conviction and five
for acquittal.
Later.-The foreman of the jury an
nounced that it was impossible for them to
agree, whereupon the jury was discharged.
It's stated that on the poll Of the jury for
the third time after retiring the vote stood
eleven for acquittal and one for conviction
the latter said to be Hazleton, who remained
firm to the close, notwiths standing all effort
to induce him to change.
Mr.. Fullerton, of Twced's counsel, thinks
the defence have won i great and uliex-
pected victory, and says he was somewhat
surprised that any of the iurymen should
favor acquittal after listening to the infamma-
tory, argumcntative charge Of Judge Davis.
He adds "Twced is in exceedingly good
spirits, and proposes to continue the fight
with all the stubbornness in his nature"
W. FL. Peckham, of counsel for the pro-
sccution, is exceedingly mortified with the
result of the trial, and strongly hints that
the disagreement was secured in an illegal
manner, and the jury must have been influ.
enced by mercenary motives.
The case will be Immediately brought up
for retrial, and the prosecution confidently
look forward for successful issue.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHsNoroS, January 31.-From the lower
Missouri and Ohio velleys to the upper
lakes rising barometer, falling Temperature,
fresh and brisk northeasterly to northwest,
erIy winds. and generally clear and very cold
weather, except for tho upper lake region,
where partly cloudy weather and occasional
areas Of light snow will prevail.
For the Gulf States, light to fresh south
easterly to southwesterly winds and gene
rally clear weather.
For the South Atlantic States, higher tenn
perature and generally clear weather.
For Tennessee and Kentucky. winds shift
ing to uortherly and northwesterly, falling
temperature, and partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, Dorthcasterly to
southeasterly winds and partly cloudy wea-
ther, except for the lower lake region. where
areas of snow are probable, with falling tenn
perature.
For New England, generally clear weather
and light to fresh winds.
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BY James N. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate ppnts aud tuctlOnears


Real Estate Agents and huctioDeers,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES ALE OF VALUABLE
Il BARK-MILL. LOCATED AT ROCKETS
P fEAs t AND oni Il k K At ACC
TION-By virtue Of deed of trust to the under
signed, bearing date December l6, 1871 we WILL In
execution thereof, sell ut public auction. on the
premises, at Rockets, on TUESDAY the 18TH 6, Day
BILE MACHINERY for making bark extract, tan
ming, &C., consisting In part rs follows:
WOODWARD STEAM-PUMP disco gallons per
mnute). with all connections;
pair 1.-inch GUILD & GARRISON VACUUM
PUMPS, with connections;
No WOODWARD PUMP,
GUILD Il GARR1soN WATEn-PUMP'
I2-inch WATER-CYLISDER,
2i-inch STEAM-CYLlSDEE,
VACuUM-PAS,s by IL. with connections, COM
plcle;
so feet Ia-lDch CAST.lKOS PIPE,
JonSsON's BLOWER, 3.Icct diameter;
1900 feet 4-inch tlange CAsT-lKOS PIPE,
100 feet e-inch fange CAsT-lHoS PIPE,
1000 feet pinch STEAM-PIPE;
pair DOUBLE ENGINES, l4-inch cylinder, 2-foot
stroke-all complete;
so feet l6-inch LEATHER BETTING,
CAsT-IROS HoPPERS.
MILLS for grinding bark.
IL large LEACii-TURS,
rs large WATER-ThNKS.
The above MACHINERY s all irst-class and III
perfect order. -..
We will assign to the purchaser of the machi merry
&C.. IF dcsircd our interest IN lease of the REAL
ESTATE, which expires April -, ISIS.
I ERMs: Liberal, and made known on the day OF
sale J. G. BLACKWELL,
CHARLES U-WILLIAMs,
Trustees.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son, Auctioncers.
in 3l-fcl.i,Gs,ll&dtds
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BY Lyme K Brother
Real Estate Agents aud Aucl!oiiee'H'
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS OF ALI 81. ~ T.
" FARM IN HESRICo COUNTY .- - p,.syi
in Inc suit Of Bakers guardian rs. Baker sl2 ~ ~
the 18Th day OF January, is }, viii sell II,
the county court-llouse. corner Main aiid MON
DAY the Sd day of Fehr,isry, 1877. 81 |: ocioSA ~
the desirable FARM OF which William BaAt ',,r d.
seized being about fifteen miles teow ~ liz iafa
cont,d"s some three hundred aud thirty ere ,,,
large portion of which Hes in lharles ny 'V ~ 4.
and adtoins the farm and residence o, TX os DE
Pearmau. There Is q good framed oMeti as,t. or..
BUILDINGS, and there Is also valuable bed Of A'D'
upon the Land. ,nst-l.
TEREs: One fourth cssh balance IN ,hor; nav
ments M SIX twelve, and eighteen month,, III ~, an
fable notes interest added, and title retaiira M
purchase pure money . p''a ''' ROBERT Still -.
cosr.. CommiSs!oi''i
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The SOss0p-fEax ss;lI.

WASHINGTON, January 31.-The Commit
tee CT Ways and Means to-day discussed Mr.
Beck's bill to refund cotton-tax. Dir. Brooks
was absent. The vote stood: Messrs. kel'
lev, Burchard, Finklenburg, L. II. Roberts
and Dawes against the bill; Aiessrs. May
nard, Beck, aud Kerr in favor of it.
Mr.. Dawes agreed with the minority that
the export tax en- cotton was unconstitu
tional, but thought this was not the proper
time to take legislative action on the subject
The committee will report adversely or
the bill, with the understanding, however
that the minority shall have full hearing
before the House.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALUA.
L BILE AND DESIhARLY,L0CATi REAL
tue of deed of trust bearing date on tie 22d uaS Of
June, lsGG, executed TO the suhscrirrs ly Mc>.rs.
Horace l.. Kent, William G.. Paine. and Robert \.
Paine merchants and partners under the style OF
Kent Paine & Col. and their wives duly recorded
I'm Richmond Hastings court OH the 2dlh 81 june
1sgs we. or either OF us. will. In execution thereof
and with the approval OF the surviving partners
proceed to sell nj public auction, on tie premises IN
the order advertised. on THrRSnAf, 9Th II fclru-
ary 1873, at /. o'clock NJ ~ fair: mot tie trs
fair day thereafter the following uuly valuable
REAL ESTATE-viz.:
First. That very valuable LOT on tie south s:s
of Main between Eleventh aud Twelfth str"ts
fronting :Oa feet, running back lis feet 10 an a'y
and opt,l court, on which formerly stood the EI2c
dry goods store OF Kent, Paine & Co. This hf &
Second. The LA%GE THKEE-sToRY BRICK
BUILDING In rear OF ne g9'" now .trnign ~! -.
feet on the north Side OF Car! street running bach
sla feet TO an alley twelve fert Wig
Third The VACANT LAND on u" g,I' ., .'".
rs feet on the north side of Cary street an fu""s
back Ola feet to the said last-mentoncd alley.
Fourth. The LOT III rcar Of the ilrs'-incnti"::l
lot. fronting about ~ feet On two alleys, runhlpes
Firth Tie LOT with FRAMED TENEMENT
thereon In rear Of Tie BIll.r House, fronting az
the north side Of Cypress alley 80 f,"t. au1 10 feet
from It's intersection with Mayo street and rrnniu:
back ~ feet. w w
Maps OF the foregoing property will lc tNhih!tr
Mt the hour OF Fac which Will Gc sIhii'iicdt"STi
purchasers.
Taking into consideration the location of lh'
above real estate. IL sel'l"m occurs that =" nr,il
really valuable property Is offered at auction IN III"
most business par: If the city.
The attention ofcapitailot' Is particular: "'i.ri
TO this sale.
TERsIS Unc-fourh cash haiuce ri four. "igh'.
and twelve months III equal Instruments i"r ic";n.
bic notes hearing Fix per cent. per ut''r'. scru"'
by n trust deed. The taxes for Tire present. year I"
be paid Dy the purchasers. -. -,,.,,,
WELLINGTnE GuhDIS.
70. X. IiDWISOh.
IN lT-"awowSdtds irllst"-'
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AUCrIox sAEss---rntnrs Days.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVESA SALE
: STOCK AND FARMfsG IMPLEMENTS.
AT CHALK LEVEL, NEAR CHESTERFIELD DEPoT,
1s CAROLINE COUNTY, Va,
consisting In part Of
MULES,
3 HORSES
! genuine ALDERNEY BULL,
10 head YOUNG CATTLE,
10 OXEN,
II MICH COWS,
% SHEEP,
90 HOGS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
consisting Of
WAGONS,
CARTS,
PLDUGHS.
REAPfRS,
DRILLS. &c.
Tic above viii be sold ut Chalk Level on WE'D
NESDhY 9Th February, 1873, at Il O'Clock, II fair,
IL not the next fair day.
+ TERMS OF ALE Cash. or city acceptance on de-
livery. dc, BkACk YELL.
;. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
Trustees for
IN 18-eodtds IT. WORKMAN.
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BY Grubfs & Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
Il VALUABLE ESTATE IN AMEL A
COUNTY KNOWN AS "HOLLY H1LL."-By
virtue of Il decd Of trust executed by Richard b
CllaHin and wife to the late John Il. Williams as
trustee dated 18th 5larch, 1860, and duly recordedi
the clerks Office of Amelia County Court the uii-
dersiGued, who have been substituted as trustee, In
the place aud stead Of said Williams, being thereto
required by The present holders OF the debt will sell
ut auction, In front of Amelia courthouse on
WEDNESDAY, 2Gth February, 1873. ut II o'clock
NJ, the valuable estate above rcfcrr d to.
1t lies Oh NamoZine creek. about four TO five miles
from Ford's depot. on the Southsidc railroad, nd
Joining The lands of a. FowIks, II. Brown. !. 4.
Vaughan and others, and contains ONE THOU
SAND AND THIRTY-SEFEN AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES.
THE buildings are said to he fine and extensive. and
there Is good orchard. This is reputcd to 10 very
valuable estate.
TEHMs: Cash. J. 0. STEGER,
NJ. ". GILLIAN.
Substituted Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers.
IA 23-23, -. Feb. Id, 10, e, 20, 2J,2j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-01
PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
I sfoe,k and Money Mark cts.

SEwt yoaK, January 3l.-Money e.osru q.
sn7. Sterling heavy at 1924. 8o'a' A''s
to 1884. Governments steady ana uh-
changed. States very dull: Tennessee's,
ss,. new. sal. virgin!a's, As; new, 90;
conso.s, 500; deferred, II. Louisiana's' 90
new. IS. Leyees, SO; SIS, 20. Alabama's,
81: -5,e. IS. Gcorgia's, IS; rs, 80. North
Cardinals, $50; new, IS; special tax, II.
South CarolIna's, 40; new, 223; April and
October, 25s.
BALrlxoRE, January S1.-Virginis consols,
55s; registered, 52s. North Cardinals, old,
33A. Bids.