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Uliic" in Baltimore, l3S Light 81. feb DIT
,--~, POTOMAC

z.: - TEASsPoRTATiON LINE,
FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON,
GhQRGET0MSi AND POTOMAC RlV-
The steasncr EMPRESS. Capt. J. T. Barker,
vii! resume her route on TU kSDAI, Feb. %,
leaving Pier 80 II, Light Street Wharf, Bal
timorc, EVERY TUESDAY,, at / p. NJ, for
A!cxanIria, Washington and Georgetown, stop
ping at the following WAY POINTS on the
po.om*c River Piney. Point stones Wharf
Cnhyum, iazcl's Wharf, Chaptico Wharf.
Chanel Point, Tolson's Wharf, Sandy Point,
Liverpool Point, Stewards Wharf and G!ymont.
Returning, will leave Sixth Street Wharf,
Washington, EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT, nj
T. clock, and King street wharf, Aexa.dr.a,
1T III y. IN. Saturday morning.
For farther Information apply to
j. BRODEHS Il CO.,
!rh IS If Ne II King street. Alexandria.
l,LIDE' STEAM LINES
pHILADELrHlA pRoVlDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Stca;ncr. leave Alrxantria EVERY WE'D
NESpAI and SATURDAY, at II
o'cioc& nj. Leave philadelphia EV E-sa-~a.SSs
ri;.r No North Whsrvcs, st + o'clock M
'i'h> line connects III Alexandria with the o..
A. 4 Il. MA! W. 4; .. X. Rs, ant, ~ ph!ad"l-
h" with the new ai''i popular Iron Line, for
i'rnvcur" and Boston.
Freight forwarded with rr"nstn"s* and care,
tree. ~ commissions.
No charge Tor transfer in Phiaielpni;. al:,;
no Wharfage IN Boston. Through ~ Boston III
,iA.v-lyr hours. Through rates and through
bills Of adng given. Insurance guaranteed ~
To-: thar r:Ii:.l rates.
Agents:
+. \. REED. Alexandria.
WM. T. CLYDE y CO., PhimI,phi...
GEO. +. HYDE, Gcnrgctown, ID. L.
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STE-TsuROE rs.
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
LOWER POTOMAC LINE

's~sNrSS
SEMI-W EEKLY TO BALTIM 0 L L,
Stopping at the
POTION &C LA N d. y GS.
The splendid steamers
GEORGEANNA and
will leave Alexandria EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, 1T O'Clock p. m.
returning. will leave Baltimore, from pier 80.
. Light street, EVERY TUESDAY, and FRI
DAY AFTERNOON.
No freight receive after II o clock on day OF
sailing.
For further information apply 10
HOUh j. JOHNSTON, Agents,
No. Prince street.
,ti;.. - n,lino-. 1873 Iirnf II fob DIT
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ERANClS a. KERRY,
AuCTIu&EER,
REA l. ESTATE BROKER,
AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT
so. - KING ST Rect,
,;urkcs Buiiding,J
Alexandria, Virginia.
Bay MI l sell let and lease HOUSES in AcXan-
dria and farms in the country.
PnrtiruI,c attention given to the selling of
household furniture at auction II the residences
o! families declining housekeeping [rcb2ltf
MOUNT VERNON NURSEKIE$,
w Established Is vcsrs.
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE.
GIUN \ SPECIALITY.
SMALL FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Etc, &c.
Send fnr q Catalogue to
c. GILLINGHAM & CO.,
Accotnl Pusto!ce,
nov 4-twtr FsriaS CO., Va
I ANDRETIrS WARRANTED FRESH
IL and GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS-All
the most desirable vsrictirs just received, direct
from Philadelphia: and for sale in any quantities
to suit purchasers.
LANDRETHS RURAL REGISTER for
1873, very valuable little book for the farmer
and gardener, is now on our counters for graz
taltous distribution, and will slso be mailed to
any address, free of postage, upon application
feb - jANNE1 u CO., Ids King st.
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CGEIsJ .S'UIlCES.

VIRGINIA: At rules held in the Clerk :
Y office Of the Corporation Court Of the city
of Alexandria, on the I'd day of March, 1879
John West, plaintiff, against Susan d. West
defendant: In chancery. The object Of this suit
is TO obtain II divorce mensa ct thoro.
The defendant not having entered her appear
auce and given security according to the net of
Assembly, and the rules Of this Court, and it APP.
pearng by affidavit that she is not a resident Of
this State it is ordered that said defendant appear
here within one month after due publication OF
this order, and 90 what is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forth with inserted in the Alcxandria ia
zette, a newspaper published in the city of Al
exandra, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted ut the front door Of the Court House
of this city. A copy-tcst
MORTON MARYE Clerk.
LOU 2 Tu clnr n q NH 1-W4W
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NJ Z w STOR Z.

NEW STORE.
+. g. SWA1NE
Wouldnfornl his friends and the public gener
ally that he has leased the store on the corner OF
Cameron and Royal streets, u. G. Milburn's old
stand) and will keep, in connection with the
Grocery, Liquor and Commission store No. z
Royal street, frst-class
FAMILY GROCERY,
where can De found at all times fresh Roll But
ter, Poultry, Eggs, Hominy, Beans, Dried
Fruits, Potatoes, Canned Peaches, Pineapple,
Tomaocs and Corn, Sc, &c. Call and exam
i1o foh
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerks office Of the Cor
Y poration Court of the city of =; Alexandrin
on the 2Gth day of February 1873 Elisha Crow
Avery. ID. G.. Walton, VIM G. Haskins, s. F.
Rogers, 4. 6. Sheldon, Hcber r. Lord, P. S.
Huckins, j. B. Huckins, representatives of En-
- PAYNE, Franklin Curtis, John +. Curtis,
Asa G. Haskell, NJ oses B. Stevens Catharine
Stevens, L. Z. Day, Jeremiah Payne and other
parties owners of brig Josie A. Devereaux, OF
Boston, since January l, 1869, whose names are
unknown, defendants. In chancery and upon
an attachment
The object Of this suit is to recover OF the de-
PENDANTS the sum Of eight hundred and twelve
dollars and fifty cents, with interest thereon
from April I'd, 1872, and to attach and SUBJECT 10
the payment Of the same any estate or debts
due the defendants within the city OF Alexan-
dria, and any money, goods or effects IN tne
hands of S. +. Beach, or under his contTol, De.
longing to said defendants or portion thereof
or due to them or some of them.
The defendants not having entered their ap-
pcarance and given security according 10 the
net of Assembly and the rules Of this Court al q
it appearing by affidavit that they are not resi-
dents of this State it is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interest in this suit and
that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in the Alexandria Gazette, newspaper pub
lshed in the city Of Alexandria, once week
for four successive weeks, and posted ut the front
door of the Court House of this city:
A copy, test: MORTON MAR1E, Clerk
Willeughby s. Whttlcsey, p. q. feb 21-w4w
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We are confident That inc quhI1ty OF OUT iCas
cannot be surpassed, and arc willing to have
them compared with any in the market
We have everything in the FIN GROCERY
LINE.
SHELF GOODS of all kinds, fresh stock.
FRENCH CANDY, guaranteed to be pure.
The best brands of Domestic and Imported
CIGARS and TOBACCO.
We particularly request our customers to re-
turn any article purchased from US that does not
give satisfaction.
Any club order purchased from the Tea Com
panies in Now York will be Duplicated in price,
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
No. II north Royal street,
~ 1:-tf Alexandris, Virginia.
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GRDCE RES.
TEA COMPANY,

NO.u NORTH ROYAL STREET,
Have lust received large and carefully Sc
lectod stock of
TEAS, SEASON 1872.
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TEE PERlLs OF TIE Observation-Disclosures,

TEE PERlLs or TIE ELEyAToR-H
Powers AND DEAru-DEALINGs.--IF the
Cincinnati Enquirer, It'll. An elevator, or
which were four men, fell yesterday after.
noon from the top to the bottom Of build
ing; by which fall one man was killed, ono
severely injured, aud the other two making
q narrow escape. The warehouse in which
the elevator was put up was the grocery
OF Babbitt, Hardness d Co.. 55 Walnut
street, corner Of Second. The elevator was of
anew hydraulic pattern, said to be the inven-
tion OF Mr.. Warren Warner, of the firm of
u. Greenwood Co., Walnut street, and was
barely finished, it having been in course Of
construction the last three weeks. The lob
of putting it up was entrusted to Frank
Hahn, who had for helpers Ludwig Hsbra,
Ferdinand Braun, Jacob Deterie, and Lewis
Riyerly. The work had been nearly CON-
pleted, and the foreman was testing it. Four
of the men got upon 1t and went up to the
top three or four times, the works running
without an apparent flaw. 1t was then pro-
posed TO put on extra weight in order to
make sure of its strength lis we'll as its
operation, and hogshead Of sugar was
rolled upon it, the four men ranging them
selves i'll the corners. The slgnal "all right"
was given, Hahn pulled the cord, and the
elevator slowly moved upward. There was
something Of strain on the wire ut first,
but the whole moved up steadily until about
the middle of the building had been reached,
when with sudden shock the machine.
with its immense weight and living freight,
dashed with whirl and whistle to the
cellar. The connection between the drum
and the motive power had given way, leaving
the elevator without anything by which its
weight could be supported, aud when the
whsie hung upon the single cord the end
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ruE LATEST Discovery N FooD-Ih

TuE LATEST DISCOVERY II FOOD at
s,vnny prANUr IN tue Form OF BREAD,
African peanut -four Is the latest discovery
article oe food. So we are kindly insorlnI"
nv the nress, but the Information IS s,io' 90
frc,v iricorrpie,c and rouses in us t I,S a;s
know more about the matter. mn -,
covered il, or why II was discoteleu' VI
whether the product Is worth tue oiscoSeis,
now that II is discovered, arc points uloe
which tho world needs enlightenment. Dia
some philosopher, Illuminating tne Safofy oo,
unsatisfactory cSctiicnt, conclude tnat hi"'e
thorourh grinding than that given by dental
: formation would develop properties us yet
uuknown by the peanut-eating puolicr was
I, thought that our sources of food-snrp'y
arc SO scanty that the accession OF a new
material was necessary? Or, lastly, did he
imagine that his name, connected with pea
nut -four, would be handed down to CRATE
full posterity, and that future generations
would bless the inventor of peanut bread or
peanut fiapjacks?
It might be suggested that the world mas
managed to drag out tolerable existence for
several centuries, content with peanuts uo
noturs!," or peanuts simply baked WIN tiie',
Jackets on; but such suggestions argue NINA
narrow aud unaccrlstoncd to grope WIN SUD
;ects seemingly insignificant, but In reality OF
vital or victilal, Importance. TO paraphrase
an ancient axiom, he Is oeneiactor 10 MS
species who causes two peanuts 10 gro"
wacrp hut one grew before. and surely nc
who teaches us to respect the hitherto un'
known capacities Of the democratic ground
nut has really added something TO life and
its JOYS. But why African: we wo,ild ask
Are the "gouber-peas" Of Virginia AND
North Carolina to lie despisedI Are our
native products to be ignored In favor Of thi;
foreign article, whose only claim to superior
ity is the distance from which it is brought
Are the banks Of the Congo to fiout 1t ovel
the shores of the Pedee! The native heather
African roots not from his soil more delicate
legulninous specimens than does his more
enlightened and entirely enfranchiscd brother
OF our southern States.
The peanut Is inscparabIy connected will
the drama, and the urchin who calmly cracks
the crispy shell In the gallery amid the dyins
slrEgg.es of Richard or the agonies Of ;
Lear recks not as he munches the toothsom'
kernel what shore nurtured his favorit'
Wand. We do not bear the curious In pea
nuts insist upon being supplied with tn
foreign rather than The domestic product; j
appears all one to them; and we would wa
ger that II the novel -four comes into gene
raj use our own proud land will not be fount
behindband in either quality or quantity
What effect will be produced upon the pric
of the raw material remains to be seen, ant
the attitude of tue large and distinguishes
body Of roasters and proprietors of stands i
also yet ts be learned. The matter affects
through them, the whole Juvenile portion Q
the community, and the manner in whicl
they VIII regard ii will be anXiously awaited
Providence Herald.
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FORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY Hrls73.
ARRIVED,
Scarncr John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer.
cilnI:lse ard passengers, J., i. Talunl, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion. walker. New York. mer-
Cl.anl:c and passcn.Crs, John W. WYATT, agent.
~ TELEGRAPH.
NuRFnLK. January l!.-Schooner Harriet Rogers
for Wilmington, is ashore on Body Island. Assist
ance has been sent 10 her.
LIVERPOOL, Janaary I.-Arrived, bark Isabel
from savannah, and Stcaluer Louisiana, from New
Orleans.
WASHINGTON, january 1.-THE brig Mary Rice
tAmericanl cleared to-day for Rio Janciro, Will
1850 barrels of -four.
NORFOLK, january lathe revenuc-cutter Col.
fax towed in this morning the schooner Hannah
Little, of philadelphia abandoned of Cape HATTIE.
but has an under-dcck cargo OF lumber.
Captaiu Moore, Of the COlfaX, arrived ut Fortress
Monroe to-day from cruise 10 Cape Hattcras, hay
ing In tow the tbrec-masted schooner Hannah Lit;
tie, OF Philadelphia, watcr-logged and abandoned
In the late gale In 3so3 north, 1914 west, and towrd
her up to Norfolk. The nizcnmast and all the ssils
were gone. and the foremost bad 10 be cut away, to-
,ethcr with the cahlc-clmins. lie found papers
aboard. lie could not tell her port of departure or
discharge. She was lumber-laicncd, and right In
The track Of vessels bound north Or south. and the
crew was probably picked up.
lOSpoE, January LITTLE ship Anna LasSeli,
from LiGlas, Norway. for New York, was run into
und sunk. AUD three OF the crew we're drowned.
the British channel, aud breaking up. All hands, IL
Is feared, are lost
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
NoRFoLK, January 1.-THE schooner Hannah
Little, OF liladelphia. was found off Cape HATTIE
ras, water-logSed ana abandoned, OH the 10th. She
was lowed into harhor To-day by the reyenuecuttcr
ColfaX. There were no papers on board indicating
port of departure, destination, or ownership.
Loaded with pine lumber.
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THorouTs DURING Ha1R-CuTTiSo.-Will he
cut il well. or shall look an object for the
next ten daySi
Will he ask me how would like 1t cutf
VIII he talk to me! .s-,....
Will he blow upon me?
Will he snip a bit off my ear!
Will he prick my lip when he trims my
moustache .
Will he tell me, that my hair Is getting
rather thin al the topf
VIII he ask Inc whether ] have tried, OF
would like to try, their marvellous Balsam
or their wonderful Wash, or their unrlralec
Restorative?
Will he ask me whether ] will be sham
pooedI
Will the brushing business bring tears into
my eyes!
will he part my hair on the wrong side
Will uncomfortable hairs get between my
collar and my neck?
Will he not, when all is over. say: WI
there lie anything for the toletf"
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BY ". Goddtn,
Aucttcneer and Real EsGte Ager,,
corner Eleventh ard BANK r,rt:s.

EXECUToR's SALE OF HANDsoyy
IA AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE AN
VACANT LOT At THE NORTHEAST C0RSyS
OF MARSHALL AND NINTH STREkTS.-r
the request Of Mr.. William $. Caldwell. exe,1ltt, y
the late Mrs. Sophia G.. Ueane. shall sell p, W.
ton, on the premises. on TUESDAY the e.s, jar.
airy, 1878, at O'Clock y. ~, her private rc,idnr,
located rs above. including the VACANT LGT N
the corner, having front Of ~. feet. the vh5..
premises having front OF c5 feet and depth Of rs
feet to 4 wide pared alley. on which stand brTS
Stable and clsrlage-house. The DWELLING con.
tafns above the CELLAR abont twelve rooms 10 WI
built and supplied with al the modern improve.
respect, and In good repair IS the place Is IS so VET
known further description Is deemed unueces,,rT
1t can be seen Ty THESE DESTROYS OF pul chasing l..
tween the hours OF IL u. and . r. VI. two DAYS Ie.
fore the sale. t.-
TERMS :rOue-third cash: balance at one and tvs
years for negotiable notes. interest at eight Il,
cent, haf-yearly, secured by TRUST deed. PuS5s,.
sion given by lst FEBRUARY ". aOUDlN,
Hl3-l5,l7,2D&2l .-...t> ...,........ AGctopecr
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. s..,,,,, snapr,ed OF With .

fastened into the drirn snat;t'0eA - Y
loud report. a,nrer Frank Hain
Al a. ~" Snr;ns for the catching u
mace spl,,,s ciear of the falling mass, drop
a a'ng sw witbout injury onthe floor below. I.
pug Is,dwir Hebra also jumped of without !
,,,a n With more than tremendous shock
lewis Riverly went to the bottom, but es-
cared with a smashed foot and some not very
serious cuts on the head. lie was taken nome
in a hack.
The snan who was killed was Jacob Detd.
lie. about forty-six years old, married, i,ving
at No. A Charlotte street. He came doMi'
striking his bead against post, protruGnln. l;
poiut of wood at the same time str1kihS u nlu,
across the chest and stomach. He was li:teo
nm and taken into Mr.. Babbiti's oiiice anu
Drs. Rives and Miller called IN. Whisky es
was po,Ired down his throat, and the or"iS TI.
parts bathed in spirits Of ammonia. IL.
breathed with painful effort, every ora" cor :s.
vulsinn the chest and abdomen. His WIZ
was called in. but he was unconscious; re
cognizinr no one. and at about ocloch
he died. DR.. Goode. of Baymiller street, :,
medical acquaintance of the deceased, at.ei y;
ed him before his death, and gave rs ,ns oi'
rect cause of death compression oil Dfa'h.
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- By Rict ardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Ills Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
" HOUSES AND FIFTEEN LOTS IN MAN
CHESTER By AUCTION--In execution of d.
cree OF tie Circuit Court of Chesterfield county ti
tered at the November term. lsi2 IN The sd, a
stringfelow guardian, To. Striissftow's heirs X,
the undersigned, commit ssiontfs therein appoints
will sell by auction, on The premises on fRlpaT
the corner of Eleventh and Dccatar streets h.
REAL ESTATE mentioned III said suit, cousi.t!ri
of TWO FRAME DWELLINGS and YACANI
LOT on Eleventh street, corner Of Decatur ard tf
tween Decatur andsetiul streets; a FRAME
ID YELLING aud SIN LOTS OH Manry street; AM
EIGHT LOTS on Everett street between Je,FrisT.
and Clay streets, In the town Of Manchester
TERMS: One-thlrd of the puschasn money /,
cash; the residue In two equal instaltEcGt, q, vi
aud twelve months: negotiable notes. With iu,.rta
added. to be given fer the ..eferred payments. an
the tile retained until the whole purillas. MONEYS
paid and u decd ordered By he court,
WILLIAM AMBER.,
y, a. RICHARDSnS.
Ia ('Omnl ,stpur.s.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. January l4.--Flour firm and IN goot
drman'I. Wheat quiet and steady; fair TO prime
white, els5M *:.lo; good TO prime red, sl.o5@S'.lo
common TO fair rcd Sl7oWsleO Corn firm ana II
good tcnland white southern, 6sM'7oc.; yellow
southern. Gdc. Oats dull; southern, 1s6I50c. Rye
quiet at a5c.Msl. Provisions quiet but firm: prices
unchanged. Western butter more active; cnvlct
roll, &c. WhiSkCy nominal IL &C
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By JL. ChenauI,, Auctlor.a,

A sSIGNEE's SALE OF LIFE 1yrr,
u Est IN TWO HUNDRED ANn efc,h,k'
F EfXE TACREs OF LAND ~ BEcKfSSsstIiyE
t,Sct ran., - ,Ly yrtce Of an order Of he i
District Of Virginia In the matter Of D. t,e wS. s
ley; nn nt1krps dated Spxsser i:,h, pa viii liz;
1878, at 10 o'clock NJ, In front of tho lnh
Farmville, Prince Edward county. Va t IEn9ase 1
rupt's interest I'm T WO HUSnpreES balt
.EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES. OF LAND. with r. a. I'D
proponents thereon. situated p Barsinshsm q,
TERMS: Qne.third cast; balance nm y c I'M
six and twelve months. the purchaser 10 give ~
for the defatd payments, with six per cent ,as
paid. WILLIAM Fl. ALLBERhIitrrss AZ.
n l5-2tawi'ls - ~.
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BY n. N. Lee. Auctioncer
l0l4 Main street.

r WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON TIT
1879, at O'Clock p. H., square No. S. I'm Inc 49,
Fulton. fronting on the south side of Urrai,t
100 feet andrunnng through to Virginia s,rert .'''
TERMS: One. fourth cash ;balance at iolir. sirs.
added, and secured BY trust deed on the psopertr
Ia Ii NJ NJ LEE Sue,inn..
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BY w. d. Robins, Real Estate AuctioDeer,
Office Bank street. corner next to cusSom-house.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVENTY De
i .S1RABLE BUILDING LOTS IN TIE TOWN
OF NOODyILI.E, ADJACENT TO THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of n certain deed OF
trust from FL. B. Newburn to the bear
ing date February Sd. 1872 and duly recorded In the
clerks Office of Heprico County Court d. b. 80, p
295, being required SO la do by the beneficiary
secured by the said deed, will proceed to sell In
regular order at public auction on the premises on
MONDAY the 10Th day of january, 1873, beginning
1T the hour of Il O'Clock noon, the property de.
scrihed in said deed consisting of seventy very
handsome and desirable building lots.
Woodv1ile Is situated on the continuation. of
Twenty-seventh street, Immediately. adjoining the
old Fairfield race-conrse, and In q few years must
become part OF the city of RichE,ond
ihis sale affords opportunity for persons of
small means to secure home, and Is not unworthy
Che attention Of both the capitalist and the specu-
lator as doubtless the property will sell &C prices
that will allow handsome margin for profit.
The lots win be sold in quantities to meet the
views Of buyers.
TERMS: Cash as to $2i and the expenses of exc
cutting the trust, Oh credit TO the Sd and 9th of
February 1879, as to 1871, and the residue on sach
terms us may be announced at the sale.
r JOHN A. COKE. Trustee.
w. B. ROBINS, Auctioneer. ia lG-tds
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Ak IMPORTANT WoRK.-Wel are informed
from what appears to us to be reliable
source that DR.. Biedscc, the able editor oil
the Southern Quarterly Reuiep, has been
employed TO write Il work on 1.-The true
Position of the Southern People in the Late
Civil War;" Mr.. w. w. Corcoran, the
banker, of Washington, D: C., 50 wei vel
known for his liberality, will place SlO,OO0,
If necessary, at the disposal of DR.. Bledsoe
for his remuneration and the expenses OF
publication. Baltimore Episcopal Methodist.
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By Telegraph.

new YORK MARKETS.. 1888
NEW YoRK, January H.-Cotton quiet; sales 2,4se
bales uplands. 2csc. Orleans, PIC. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Whskey weak AZ pir. WheHt trnltr !;
rcd western, Sl.7oGtSl.ss. Corn rather heavy flcc
Grmer al SG0c. rork-new, @la.75. Lara wcah ~
sG0s 5-lsc. 1'urpcntinc quiet. Rosin 1irln 1aliow
qulcf at sMSsc. Frcight% steady.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, January IA.

NHEAT-White. $50 bushels. Red, 5l2 bushels.
CORN.-Whte. S7s bushels. Mixed, lSS bushels
OATs.-30 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White. 20 bushels very good on private
T. rus loo bushels good at Sototal. 100 bushels.
WuEAT.--I;cd, $50 bushels prime at SAD; lSd
bushels very GOOD II. s.. 1C--.utal. PSI bushels.
CoHT.-MiXed, as bushels prime ut 73c.
OArS.-60 bushels very good western al SIC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-15
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RESTAURANTS.

IETEI4LE, 1904 Main street, 80 4.
II less his WINTER BILL OF fARESskEY
In fssli blast. The platls and the oceap-- We
the Likes aud the 6optcs--ant oar own . s..:s.
Latitude. fneon,parable for che variety OF Us ,rs
slons--ehrich bis harder, which Is uisart'as ss.
where. Came, fsh, oysters. terrsplas, atppsgxsd
meals OF all kinds. always on hand ana s''
order. 20 ss.5sS4s7s.s ,,,s ~
Dinners, sn,pers, and parties sapp,.ea VIA M
best or lnxuf ses prepared In most eiesau'
either In htSs eMn saloons or elsewhere ,o,t,,gs
His BAN h supplied with the HIST LIN .rSsss
ite.nyites hh cia eustoniefs and hteaus W ne 4
their orders.