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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-21
BY James NJ. Taylor i Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT EALU-
i ABLE FIvE-STokY BRICK sToREt!!9 ~ =
ON DOCK STREET NEAR THE CORNEK "
SEVENTEENTH STREET. AND AT PRESENT
OCCUPIED AND USED AS 4 PAR tp or IKE riiE
OLD DOMINION SuGAR-REFlNER1. Fuk
SALE At AUCTION.--In pursuance OF j decd Of
trust to the undersigned as Trustees eXecnIed ~
and duly recorded In the Clerks Office Of the Chan.
Gerry Court Of the City Of Rihm9nf WI sad sen s ~
premises on FRIDAY the 18th day Of July: S3 i q
50 O'Clock p. NJ, all that certain LOT or fa e.,
OF LAND, with ali the improvements thereon am
all privileges and appurtenances thereto m!olelnS'
situated Dock street, In the city 81 hiehino".
commencing ut point one hundred feet from iis
western line Of Seventeenth street hlFnie from
of 81 feet on Dock street. and running back Driven
parallel lines 102 feet. The improvements cover
the entire lot. ,.,,.
TERMS The deed requires cash. but II Is pr"oamts
that the purchaser may make arrangements ml,n
The beneficiary for n limited credit. This VIII H
made known on the day of sale. royn
-. =. n. X WFLLFOKD,
EDWIN VI. NAM
&. s. s Trustees.
JAMES M TaYInR H. SON Auctioneers. y u
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ATGTlOH, SALEs-sysiturs Days.
: sBy Tyne & Brother, I
Aucaioneers and Zeal Estate Agents,
s-s's7 No, f7f2 Main street.

- =
SHE OF A VALUABIp.
III. THAFRAstEDHOgsET HEggfIS
SITUATED ON THE MOTH LINZ: OF GRACE
BETWEEN THIRD tANIpEU sTREEYs
At AUCTf0E.--By virtue of certain deed M
trust executed by Louisa Brooks 10 tile Under
d gned. dated 3d January. 1870, OF record In the
Cf1ancery Court for the city OF Richmond in D. b.
o. A. page GA, we shalt SO trustees under SAID deed
being required so 20 do By the beneficiary Ge REIN
named. sell ut public auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, I'D day July, 1879, al O'Clock r, g..
that truly valuable and admirabIy-I0cated I.DT.
with framed tenement thereon containing ABOUT
SIX rooms, &C., fronting OH Grace street 2sxlet
! TERMS or SALE: VIII be east, as to the expenses
OF sale and TO pay off certain negotiable mote
dated ID july, 1870, and payable twelve months
after date. for the sum of $50, with Interest on
same from maturity until paid; and az to the resi-
dne OF thepurcha2e money. ON such terms az will
be made known at the hour Of sale.
: j. &. BLACKWELL,
& T.s. ARMISTEAD.
Z q, "a tF.F4Ff tfLe .fe-,sF.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A, TTRACTIVE SALE AT AUCTION OF
"A BUILDING LOTS AND SMALL FARMS Al
DRAKE'S BRANCH, CHARLOTTE COUNTY
VIRGINIA.-We will sell at auction, on the prem
ises on FRIDAY the 25th July, at IL O'Clock u. w
fair; IL not, the next fair day thereafter nunGei
Gina street running through brakes Branch, on tae
Richmond and Dapyillc railroad IN Sn s qrom
county. Virginia also, several small farms vi .
perty is located at brakes Branch. the most promls
Ing place on the railroad for the estahlismens on
makes L probable that II Will he the III
no very distant day. 49,, a.,, no sect
TERMS: At sale. map Of the place can ne n SCI u
at q r,,i,bs & Wiiiams's office, in Richmond II; "
Richardson's HOTEL Charlotte Courthouse, ana ~
IL Ah0A' P'''' GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
.,o ...... +.t - Auctioneers.
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.s.. BY James NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT yALUA-
RtE EEA IoW ESTAgE Il OBJ TIE o SIN ~
Observation-Disclosures s.
executed TO US as trustees for the benefit OF the
creditors OF the Old Dominion. Sugar -Reining
dated y Of Fl Is ana re
Court, In b.B. 100 q, page ~, we VIII pr9ceSu -
sell at public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY
the o5th day of July 1873 at ociock r. NJ az th 81
FRSyS 1s sToRE FHE no 1,6 built Of TIC
street near Dock street. The LOT fronts 20 feet,
running osgk - fsf A Fox 19PIssf ST.
CAR. Which was purchased less than two years ago
ar cost of over S90. 600. and Is st present con-
tanned In the abovedescribed building and the onild-
Ing adjoining, fronting on Dock street. The loca-
ton OF this prnperty-being Immediately upou the
dock-renders 1t highly desirable for manufacturing
purposes for n 10
canitalists. ~ ,r
yois deeds, purchasers will be afforded m oppor-
tnnitv for buying the entire refinery property as
whole The property will be sold free from incum-
brance, the trustees In previous deeds uniung IN
the conveyance to the purchaser except as TO TWO
deeds securing notes amounting to about $4,000
which cannot now be paid Off as 1t Is not yet deter
mued by The courts who Is entitled to these en- notes
CHASER will I've allowed to settle by executing bonds
payable only when Il release OF said membranes
TERMS: One-third of the entire purchase money
cash. SIS, 900 In bond payable on the above condi-
tion At eighteen months, hearing interest rom inc
said condition August /, 1876 bearing interest only
from maturity; and the balance In negotiable notes,
Interest added, distributed as fOllows-vi2, two
nnths of the entire purchase money at six months.
two-ninths ut twelve months, and the remainder ~
eighteen months; only six per cent interest VIII bi,
charged on the deferred payments which VIII BE-
q deed tDOn W.
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From the Southern Magazine.l
The Breakers Broken.

Onward. onward. never higher!
Upward, upward, never higher!
,Ah waves. all men shall brave endeavor
FUN back In froth and foam forever!
Yet mark those eager crests that hover.
Like birds, the moving wave-mass over,
The waves roll back. but they dash On
The dry sand drinks them, one by one
They perish Oh the beach, forlorn
AZ they die. d thought emerses
Ghnst-likr FROM the shattered surges.
To strive is but TO fail the strongest
In striking must, but saler longest.
Far sweeter than mad surface motion
The grim. green depths OF unstirred ocean
More happy than the windy crest,
A lowly life, where love and rest
House In the chambers of the breast.
JTcUlHS r. Prize
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ivy Mofher.0

Who has not read with the gushing plea
sure Of youth the sweet and natural lines
that awarded so much credit to Ny No
Their" for her yigilant care, her tender emo
ton, and her lovely maternal anxiety That
poem threw 50 much into the mothers scale
that I" My Father" quite passed into insig-
nificance in the household. Compared with
the dear mother who did so much, seemed
impossible that :. My Father" could do any
thing.
At last we have a champion OF MY
Father" The name of this Humanitarian is
JoBS PAUL. e., this is bis nom de plume !;
and he evidently plumes bis wing to some
purpose as knisht-errant In redressing
grievances and righting wrongs.
One thing has always seemed strange to
me, by the Hay-that all the sentiment Of
song should by treacled out upon Nam, D
and not one bit Of sugar for :" Dad" don't
object to good deal being done In praise
full way for Mother" but agree with the
impartial critic who remarked that the old
gentleman ought to have show OCCASION
ally. Be mine the task to put in lyric word
IOT Tue OlU SoulAiuutS shooS
verses to literature not to show that can do
one thing Us well as another, turn of poem
as easily as an agricultural essay; not with
any intention to snatch the wreatbs from
Bryant's brow or rob Longfellow Of bis lau.
reis Though if critics will draw comparisons,
hold me not to blame if they turn in my
iavor); but / simply sling these verses at
YOUR head, good reader, in feeble endeayOr
10 do Justice TO much neglected body OF our
fellow citizens
MY FATHER.
Who hailed me first with rapturous JOY,
And did not fret and feel annoy
When the nurse said: Why! shes boy!
Ny Father.
Who gave that nurse half-a-crown,
TO let him hold mc-awkward clown,
of course he held mt upside down:
My Father.
Who ne'er to cut my hair did try
Joliing the scissors In my eye,
And cutting every hair away
My Father.
Who set me in the BARRIERS chair
Instead. and had him cut my hair
Like my big brothers., good ana square,
My Father.
Who when had little fight
becausc Tom tore my paper Kite
And bit me, said did just right
My Father.
Who when Tom nt ked me Dldck auu Diuc
Did not turn In and lick me. too
Saying IT'S my duty SO to do"t Q
Ny Father.
Who told me pluck and luck must win,
And taught me TO "put up I'M
Till | could trounce that Tom like SIN?
My Father.
Who pennies ne'er refused TO plank,
Nor dropped them In that mimic " BANK,
Where could only hear them clank?
My Father.
Who when wished 10 buy q toy
Nc'er thought 'twould give inc much more Joy
To send tracks 10 SOME heather boy?
Ny Father.
Who bought me ponies, guns and SIGH,
And gave me leave to fork and pitch.
While he raked up to make HE rich?
My Father.
Aud who at last, when all was done,
Fused In his checks, and, noble one,
Left all he had to me, his SOM
My rather. JOHN PAUL.
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OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
ARTIFICIAL.sT PAVEMENT
roR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
70 a,a MA1N STREET., RICHMOND, va.

no. BIZ MAIN bINEE1, 1oK'1"0'11 n ' n
We ara now prepared to Isy down the above
Il, a,,g desgu pattern. or color desired, and at q
cost fsr less than that OF Tagging We viii also lay
Sort-yards, areas, cellars OF houses, floors OF sta
bIes &C., using the celebrated English Portland &c.
ent thereby insuring great durability, entire free
dom from dust, smoothness OF surface, shd beauty
OF fnish, &c.
Parties Wishing the above work done win please
apply immediately, this IL the most suitable time
os the year 10 have the work done In.
County rights for sale
Orders received ut the Office. PIP Main street.
- e-Sm J. b. TEEEES & co.
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LOST, STRAYED, dc.
POWDER.


A TTENTION, SPORTSMEN!
NEW YORK STATE SPORTSMEN'S
ASSOCIATION.
RxrBAcTs FROM "REpoRT OF COMMITTEE ON
STANDARD FOR SHOT"
" All manufacturers will have eventually 10 con,
form when sportsmen require that their shot shall
compare with the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
which your committee has fixed. -
- hmm the most critical examination, your COM
mlttee have determined 10 adopt US the -" AMERI-
CAN STANDARD" the scale presented to MS by
Messrs, Thomas OTIS LIE Roy x Co., of New York.
X. NEWELL, Chairman;
y. NJ. SMITH.
+. G. SKINNER.
Sportsmen and dealers DESTROYS Of havi ny the
above SCALE, OF any information relative thereto,
can promptly obtain the same Ivy applying u
THOMAS OTIS LIE ROY & CO., New York.
lie 26-eod3m
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---vor aALEs..-T,fs Day.
nv Thomas ". Kecsee, Atcs,oiicef'
I - t5l7 Main street.

= rrrRAt ASSORTMENT q or HOUSE e ~
HOLD FuRMigvRE,,, I Rlf naY Il i6 .oeiess
SALE AT AUCTlssSG;.nsaapnsc - II ..3b
VIII sell atm. at ny n reps and haireloth:
p waIStr and and coTrAaE CnAsiBaEsEo svlls'
sMtnrI,otnps, WARDRoBEs, NITROUS
BtfHgAUs, WAsHsTAEDs. $.
TABLES, WRtTtNG-DEsKs. 4t
REFRfaERAToR, LOUNGES 49, .t
Hair MATTRESSES, AVG, r4
$500 pt:,,aTrine' RRoOMs. TIN SfDEBoAH8-sAfD''
si1 IEoN sA Egsk &c x.s %fi
T rtr a,is IRE M and burglar proof safes.
n 81 f. ~
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COUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER.
SUBSCRIPTION, 50 PER ANNUM.
FyRSTRATE ADVERTISING MEDJITM

This old and weii-established journal has recently
changed hands, and Will be conducted with renewed
yigor. 1t Will number among Its contributors some
OF the
ABLEST WRITERS IN THE COUNTRY
upon all subjects kindred to agriculture. The diff
ferent departments Of the neutrality-suspicious.
horticultural, mechanical, household &c-will each
be conducted with view to make 1t the
MOST VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL JOUR
NAL IN THE STATE.
Every farmer should take 1t, and no one who has
recently moved into the State can afford IL be with
out It, Us II contains the experience Of the most prac
tical and successful farmers and planters.
AS advertising medium IL has no superior in the
South, having large circulation amongst the most
substantial Farmers and business men. Insurance
companies, bankers maehin!sts, fertllizing conpa-
nles nurserynen, seedsmen commission merchants,
&C., who wish to reach the best class of people the
country, will lind IL to their Interest to advertise IN
tfts Journal.
1t will be mailed to subscribers on the Nrst day Of
each month at % per annuln, in advance.
H Specimen c0ptes will be sent ON application. 80
All business communications 10 be addressed
JOHN w. RISON, Editor and Proprietor,
N. $50 office No. Columbian Block,
arnsF Of Thirseenth anil Cary streets,
5a IL Richmond, Va.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LONDON, July 19.-Alderman Solomons is

Spain.
LONDON, July ia special edition of the
Daily Ne,cs, issued this afternoon, announces
that large Carlist force has been defeated
by the Government troops atlqualada, in
the province of Barcelona, after battle of
eighteen hours, during which the town was
frequently taken and lost by the opposing
forces. The number of dead and wounded
left upon the field was SO large that all vehi.
cles Of every kind In the town were pressed
into service for their removal.
MADRID, July lg.--The new Ministry Is
constituted US follows: N. Salmerop, presi.
dent; Gonzales, State and finance; Berses,
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snfcide Of q Physician.

CINCINNATI, july 19.--Dr. Thomas Dudley
first assistant physician at the Eastern Luna
tic ASYLUM, has committed suicide by taxing
thirty grains of morphine.
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BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers'
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.

y -
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ TRlLa
" VALUABLE LOT. on FoUkTEESih III
HARRISON STREET SEAR IcDVhutn,t,
STREET.-In pursuance Of . decree 81 iiie ~ 49,;
Court OF Chesterhu,d county, at the s'ay term f.
In the chancery suit OF J. T. Abbott and Miie &c,
John n. Chldress, we VIII SELL at pubic auc'p, ~
the premises, on SATURDAY, August !gI, H. t'',,
said Harrison street fronting % feet by S!; ms'. ~.
borhood good and healthy: convenient TO b Ill.,
and the Richmond and Petersburg Railroah uepyJ' >,
TERMS: Obe-third cash; balance IT ana -
months for negotiable notes bearing SIX ptt gu.
Interest, the title being retained until my n"''
p' Comnilssianef.
. MOODY & ROYAL, Auctioneers.
After the above sale. we Will sell the HOUsE Any
LOT, on the same street fronting 80 ieet oa -.
House four rooms nice shnde-tre"s, &C. 80. Is
Of water on the premises; adjoining the aD"'e
scribed property. noy,rI
TERMS: At sale. MUDDY NJ, ,,anrs,.
~ 8-lawaw&ds AacHoI ----
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BY n. NJ. Lee,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent.
No. l0l4 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE Bu isIg
i ING LOTS ON.THEEAsT SIDE qs XIII, fii II II
STREET AND ONE ON THE SohTf, SIT .i,,, ~.
FIFTH STREET.-By virtue OF teed ir,iS Ssn |
eeuted BY James Y Goddin 70 the ,s1l rteSrcd
In the clerks office OF Richmond ShaHcSta nv the
ID. B. 50! b. p. OBS being requested 50 :" az I'll !,
beneficiary Ia said deed. will proceeI I IT, ia
public auction on MONDAY. 2sth day % , 2T! ,,trs
on the premises, ate clock r NJ tbe In ssii
described The three frst.uamed osfsiiiS - nap
deed us Lots Nos .. 1, aud 6, on pan ,%e,r,l
drawn by J. j. Pleasants, surveyor, Az T,m D. :.
with and made part uf certain decd ~ Ju,s,
Hughes to james f. Udin da..d s' asI ~ sssi.
and recorded In said clerks Office, i''u1'"
feet on Fifth street. ..,.t .,ds nj Fifth
street. and described on said map as Log r ,s9 t,t.
Ing on the nor,h side OF Fifth street ~ " /, h %
TEXANS: The deed calls !or se6ise",, y.,,, and 10
defray the expenses Of executing tnis n the az
pay OF five negotiable notes suiou.ti,p n thereon;
grcgate TO $ssecs, with some Interest a@ s,e suora
for balance, ON such terms as may Dc ,n,s by Ia
st the time OF sale. But 1t Is believe or,%s msy b
consent OF parties, more hperai W A
agreed upon III the time OF sale ,rp TRUSTEE.
IL Is srt ~ rs n. u. GEl l-- -
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py ", AOddtu
-, .1.By ", a0ddlu' 7"
~ 80. - and Seat Esiase Agent, -
,3'..., AarIg III :, Eiiyanti, and Bank streets,

III ,o;1s as soigsf j. eleventh and Bank streets
o,Tr At AUCTION or Tw |. !; BR Rs Z.
y TENE EM EHhHIfsR ~ IAIRsT S{
F6uaTH AP.9TF16hIgk EEw khS Be
DENCE Ut NJ IN the, premises. on THURSDAY
sea s ~ July, 1873 at O'Clock p NJ the Two
BRCK l9ss,edw r. aS9v Fofes
.n M for 81 per month. TO persons OF small
means iwho wish to save paying remit these tene-
ments present favorable opportunity TOT prontaDe
Investment. s.s ,oh,
hu - 2r,sS deed W. GUDDIN,
w 10 -, 1854. ..a Auctfoneer.
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Boeus Nobility.

CAPE May, July ia person figuring
here as an English lord was proved ooSus'
and has fled.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, l2l2 Main street.

MEAT BRICK COTTAGE RESIDENCE
y No. 5I1. on THE EAST LINE OF PLEA.
SAINT srKEET, sTREGKER'S HILL I'LL, FOR OK
rrnuest of the owner sell at public auction. on the
prcmiscs, on WEpNt SDAY the 23d of July 1879.
commencing at O'Clock P. NJ, that very desirable
nnd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRICK COTTAGE
RESIDENCE located as above described. contain
ing four rooms kitchen, &c, with nice lot at
taced. For any desiring confortapie niue ifome'
tlnity offers itself. . - q, ,
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at the
honr of sale. LYME Il BROTHER,
~ 10 AuctiOnecrs.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Especial telegram to the Dispatch,
wAsHIseTos, July 19.-It Is statea tnas
the Navy Department, at the request Of Viz.
GINA politicians, has promised 70 order all
work that is necessary to be done between
now and next fall to the Norfolk navy-yard.
Is TMoH.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Il at the Office Of Auditor OF the town Of Mall
chester until FRIDAY, August !. 1873, for grading
and paving Seventh street from Hull to Richmond
and d)anville Railroad crossing.
I'd. For wooden carriage and foot-paSseuGer way
from said crossing to free bridge, with wooden
fence on both sides.
Plans and specifications to be seen ut above office
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. T. II. GARY,
jy eOdtJy2BdtAul Chairman Committee.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING,
RyCuMOSD ,Tuly Ilth 1879 \


RICHMOND, July llth, 1873. }
PROPOSALS FOR REPRINTING XTH
L AND XlrH VOLUMES OF LEIGH'S RE-
PORTS will be received by the undersigned ut
his office. in the Capitol, until TUESDAY, July 22d.
1879. Five hundred copies of each volume are re-
CURED TO be printed, and each will make about eight
hundred pages. The work Is to be done In the style
Of Glattnn's Reports, and to be completed and de-
lvered within four months from signing of con-
tract
Proposals for printing must be by the thousand
ems and by the token OF $50 sheets for preSsworx.
Proposals for binding must lie by the volume.
The work will be awarded the lowest responsible
bidders, who viii be required TO enter into bond with
security to be approved 10y the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth. -
Paper for the books will be furnished by the I'M
dersgned, and payment for printing anu binei ihl
works by the Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Copies of the volumes to be reprinted can be seen
''' 'Ae $3.50 - R.F. WALKER,
" 12-eodtjye2 Superintendent Public Printing.
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Ry w. 3. Ratcl,ffe. Auctioneer'
1919 Main street.

r wifi OFFER AT AUCTION, vi. ~
MONDAY. 2ist Instant corfme9es ss, .aasssfted
past 10 O'Clock A. M q large anu
stock OF HRoCERiES; &C,
to which "ouiu IL W. b. RADCLIFFE,
+ Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF SIXTY-FOUR
N GUNS AND ONERIFLE ATAUCTIOk.-As
assignee of Samuel Sutherland will sell af snctir"
on SATURDAY. 26th July commencing at 1o'clock
A. NJ, ut the Office OF MesSrs GrubbS & nitaint
auctioneers, No. 1 Eleventh street,
2 BREECH.LOADING DOUB L E-B A RR
FINE DOUBLE-BARREL DUCKING GUNS,
80 DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS, $500.
70 SlNGLE-BARREL GUNS.
1 FINE BREECH-LOADING SPOhTlN q
RIFLE. .
These guns are all new, and were selected for the
city trade.
own use and Of the trade is requested 10 this sale.
TERMS: Cash. Fl. 7. WtCkHAM, Assignee
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 1y is
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Proposed Conference 10 Promote Gu
ban Independence.

ban independents.
/ New York, July 19.-General Queseda,
brother-in.law Of President Cespedea. and
confidential agent of the Cuban Republic,
arrived here yesterday bearing dispatches to
the Colombian minister at Washington con-
corning Cuban independence. He states
that i 500 troops have been promised from
Mexico; that Peru will probably soon rem
der assistance, and that arrangements are
being made for holding at Washington a
conference of the representatives from all
the South American republics 10 promote
Cuban independence.
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Justice; Maizonaye, interior; Gonzales, war'
Svitleo. marine; Palanca. colonies. =
| The vote for President of the Council OF
Ministers stood In the Cortes: 119 for Sal
ineron and 03 for Ply Margall.
During the debate on the Ministry great
excitement and alarm was occasioned In the
Cortes by the explosion Of an Orsini bomb
at the door. Who perpetrated the outrage
Or what vas the object Is not known. III,
The Budget Committee have fixed the
maximum pension TO retired ofdcers at $oUO
per annum.
General Lagunero has resigned the COM
mand Of the Republican forces In the pro-
vince of Bisca5.
The Carlists have been repulsed before
The town Of EstelIa.
1t is reported that Don Carlos has ordered
his forces not to interfere with communlca-
ton on the line of the Northern railway, +,
A telegram from Barcelona announces that
the workmen who left the factories have re-
turned 10 their employment. i",
The Captain General Of Barcelona has au'
thorized the citizens to organize for protec
ton against the operations of the interna'
tional Society. "a,
lBAYosNE, July 19.--Don Carlos with
10, 900 men is marching on the city of Bilboa'
He has ordered bis agents to purchase torpe.
does with which to close the port when
captured.
France.
+ PARIS, July 19.-President Mcmahon has
refused the application of the Spanish Gov
ernnent for the extradition as common
criminal of the Cure Of Santa Cruz, VINO mas
escaped into France. The refusal is based
on the ground that the case Is not within the
treaty. 1
/ The Shah of Persia and suite left Paris TO-
day for Geneva.