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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17
Nv S. y. Davis. AuctiOneer,
corpor Eleventh and Main streets.

pY REQUEST OF LITTLEBERRl
ID BOWEN, Esq. ! will sell at auction. on tiic
premises at O'Clock T. NJ. or MONDAY the I'm
of MarCh 1873, that VALUABLE FARM on which
he now resides. containing ifty-w2 acres more or
Rae, and Joseph Walker. IIsqs. The buildings are
suitable for such sized place.
Immediately after the sale of the land we VIII seq
four fine COWS, one HORSE. the FARMING
UTENSILS. and most Of his HOUSEHOLD ana
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
If the Land Is not sold 1t will he leased or rented.
TERMS or SALE: For land, onc-fourth cash; bal
ance In one, two and three years. negotiable notes
interest in separate notes. PAYABLE seni-aMhMt,y:
over that amo,int notes with approved indorsers Mt
sixty DAYS. If rented the renter will be required 10
pay onc- quarter In advance or give negotiable notes
with approved indorScrs. payable quarterly:
S. y. DAVIS, Auclion.cr.
a. G. PULIIAM. Salesman. mn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17
by Richardson & Co..

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN M,AChEs ia
Circuit Court uf Chesterfield county entered At 'te
November term, ls72. In the SHIT OF sftinEiem"'
guardian. rs. Striuafell0w's her>: we; te fN,IE.
signed commits therein appoa"ir VIII st!ii
auction on WEDNESDAY t!!. l9th instant Al
O'Clock p. NJ. the real estate ncnttcic ~ !ii wv:
consisting OF and commencing Win | "; % -.
FR ANL oDlVtIIINt; a,Ii lOf I0Xlpa ic"t ~ me
south sid. of Eleventh street, lc,wceI ltui 49,.
Decatur streets: 4 FRAME D"Ej.LihH Wu .. h..t
FIVE LOTS on Mnury street, and EIGHT LOIS gu
Everett stree; between jefferson and Clay strees,
TERMS: Une-th!rd of the purchase !notrE - ",,lii
the residue in two equal insnilnch;s ol sA Iat
twelve months. negotiable EOtcs with int.r,s an,Fn
to lie given for the deferred payments. ago Wy uI
retained until the who,c purchase money Is i'lr '"'
conveyance ordered by the court. ,,.,.,
WILLIAM ANBfEs.
j. \ RiIHAEDSpE.
NH q CuluEl.-lUGcr..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers'
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HAND
I sO,fE ANb TRULY yALuARLE E.,; M ! =,
BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TMEILrd I'LL
Cont of POwllatau county ut the February term;
M the ehscer fus therein ra peGd ares sy se
dem,s adminisrator" we will expose for sale at pub
lie suction, on the premises, TUESDAY the sSth
day of March, 1919. vi / o'clock Z. NJ. TWO LOTS,
Al feet each by los, fronting on said Porter
street and ONE 32 feet by 1s5 fronting on the same
Street This property Is very beautifully locatea
aud in an Improving part of the town. conveniently
located near all the churches and market.
TERMS: One-f fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen mon lis for negotiable notes bearing
six peg cent interest from day of sale. the title Dep8
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
WILLIS j. DANCE,
SOCRATES BROOKS.
Commissioners.
,tnn.,. C. DAHL tnntlnneers mh Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17
BY Grulbs j. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


DARN CALLED SYCAMORE GROVE,
Z COHTAINING THREE HUNDRED AND
NISETY-TIIREE ACRES, ON TuCkAHOE
CREEK, OPPOSITE TIE ChKB0E Hill.
COAL MINES. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-We
viii sell at auction at the Office Of Grubbs Will
tTnss-arctoneers in the city OF EichIncna. on
MIJNTyaY the 18th Of March, 1873, ut IL O'Clock al
the VARIABLE FARM located as above Gon;aln-
ing TTftEE HUNDRED and NlEkIl.IliKLE;
AIRES; onc-tllird cleared, onc-third In original
growth, and onc-third in second growth pine; Inc
improvements are Il FRAME DWELLING ana usual
out-buildings. ~ -
The farm Is now in the possession of Thomas 3.
Sucknls, who will show the property TO those WISH
ing TO purchase 1t is within three pilcs Of James
river by The road, and within half nllic OF the
TuckahOe railroad.
The wood and timber on the land are valuable. and
surrounded It is by and coke make u nllncst
certain that exist in large quantities oil til'
land. . ,, a
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at SIX an, ana
twelve months six per cent. interest or one-litu
cash balance at one and years, eight per cent
interest. secured by trust deed ,,,
NH a,th3asll13I5Sl7 AuctloEccrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

NrABEa OF Eoas THAT A HEa CAN LAY.
We copy the following item, which has
ben for long time going the rounds Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17
BY George II. Valentine, Auctionecr,
,.o, Main strpet. under st, Charles Hotel.

THIRST AUCTION SALE OF THE SEA
4 SON OF CROCkERY AND GLASSWARE;;T1
ON MONDAY the 18th Instant. at lOs cioGh MI.
coll at nv store 1906 Main street, at AUCTION, iitE
c.sos Of GLASSWARE and six hogSicaos anu
cr,tes of CRUCkERY, In lots 10 suit the uade'
conSiI GnssLE TS, TABLE-TUMBLERS,
GLASS NIPPLES, GLOBES,
BAR GOODS, TEA SETS, &c; &c: .,,
Also, large assortment OF GnOChEh / suel ID
BASINS and EWERS,
CUPS and .SAUCERS,
MUGS, BOWLS.
PITCHERS, PLATES,
CHAMBERS: &C., &C. , ,,o
The trade IS respectfully Invited to attend. as the
above goods will be sold without reserve ana great
bargains can be obtained. -.
'"' GEORGE Fl. VALENTINE.
1906 Main street,
,nh 15-ot under 1t. Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

IroS AID Steel RAILS The following
calculations exhibit very clearly the great
economy OF using hammered >tec rails on all
roads which have so heavy traffic that four
wears will fairly represent the average life of
the best unhammcrcd iron rails. The cost
of reroling is estimated at $50 per ton,
ar,, the os. If cac, renewal, from wear OF
iron, expenses Of taking up and rc'ayinG,
ana other contingencies, at $l5 pr ton.
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lNprSrEES sALE NE YALIAELE

TRUSTEES SALE OF FALl Ah',L
L LAND ON YORK ElEEE-BS Vit,&g % 4
deed of trust executed on Ia. Goth d,y .! .nj -
1871, by Benjamin NJ Robinson and we; We y, I ,rr
,mctio,, on the yTTu DAY jf MARCH. 1873. ',hlt
Icing conrtday In from, Of the eonr;nonss Of ~ -,
Kcns county, that valuable ESTATE knI Twt 1,s
"RRlCk HOtSE." containing aI"ut 'i,5 I" ~ %
York river and opposite TIE town Of We. Ea ,I md
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay eApch'. - s',' Las
dcbis secured in said Leed:ay AD2Nt s..'% i,Tof
To balance terms will be- announccd up" +''
sale 1lht . y: pn nn.f,I1rr.U
Trustees.
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.CAg, ESTATE AGENTS.
deal ESTATE AGENCY.

HILL < GOpDiN.
REAL EsrArr. AGEHTs A>n AIC ,i" : $3.50
No. lids MAZE STREET. hic,:NoETE,is H. s,,r,:
Valuable FARMS III rycrr scion ., 81, ~, IliNG
STORES. DWELLi\G-itptS fH,aln , I'M, ,Ity,
LOTS. in the most Improving i''N''"
for sale. ,,. ,. 49, leased. Sy~i1!
attention to the collection and PROM tit ia
rents. LOANS NEGOTIATED "h wa
the city. ...,, ,Iy So from
our friends = continuance Of Their l"u.,Ty, ,.n
tho naS,. strict attention to all hu.ilr : ~
our care. rnnN>,nr a ,;tritS.
dc 2l-3m EDh@t"'
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Observation-Disclosures.
WTlLLCOX Il GIBBS.

TINE HALL SAFE AND LOCK COM
l. PANY OF CINCINNATI AND NEW Yokk.
Having accepted agency for sale in this CITY OF me
SAFES aud LOCKS, we are prepared to supply
Safes Ct oil sizes either from stock on hand or a.
insfrntinY every size furnished M application.
PARTED In want of reliable Safe IN all resi- eats
viii to well 10 exanire our stock and prices.
All Kinds OF safes taken In exchange aud far prices
a,iarn.i THOMAS ". KEESEE,
nah Sim No. 131s Main ssress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

EE1G1a&x17-SssfHrl
-a-e.~~@s~-1~<~-->~
By Wellington G6dddf
Aucttoneer aAd Real Estate Agent,
rorner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

- O01 ACRES OF LAND IN REFU.
S,SZI ef0 CoUvTY, TEXAS, FOE SAIL;
Al auCTlONAtt the request OF the executor a OF o.
nv, nv mice. OH MONDAY the oath day Of MARCH,
isis ct i o'clock M TaCT OF L TsNd lying ynn
on niuss'T JItsE.E THOUSAND THREE HUN
n T,tnEHi AND TWENTY-ONE ACRES. This tract
Is we'll wa,ered and represented to be ysry desirable
, u ~: ,ha late Governor Thomas w. GilDer for
m ass5ciatIon OF gentlemen Of this State, Of which
Mr.. Anderson WINS n member. The aHes nave all
hnen maid and The title pronounced perfect.
TERMS: One-half cash; balance ut SIX and twelve
months, bearing interest oc,.ooc
For further information, apply at me ONCE OF
mil l1-LdS w. dOHDIS. leu .----
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The lei Paso Frauds-EreMont's DC.

new YORK. March l5.--The Times pub
slishes card from Fremont defer ding him
ELF from the c,arge OF fraud or counisarc,
US naud. 40 complains Of the unfairaesl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17
BY Thomas w. Kecsee.

rIEGaNT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ Enp SALE AT kUCTlOS.-THlSD DAY af 10
o,c1ock will sell at my auction-housc Pianos, wa.
nut chamler suits Cottage cHmr snlf R raa,Dr
TwasbstnrIs Show-('ases,. Extension Tables, MAI
tresses. Mirrors Lounges, Piano-stoos, sldenoards'
Tin Safes &C.. &c. -, ,,o,
oyerstr,lnk has PIANOS. Agent for IL hts flfe anu
bu's'ai'i 'o'- THOMAS W. KEESEE,
,,- Auctioncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
cornor franklin and Governor streets

ctJyTY-FIvE CASES OF LICORICE AT
> AUCTION.-On MONDAY the nth lnstant, at
10 o'clock we will sell for Mr.. james Y. slcAh-
drew AT Mo- I Tobacco Exchange,
IL cases F. III. A: L1CORIEE;, .,,o,.,v.
80 clses j. G.. &c Co. LICORlCE, snehuy
attained on the voyage of Importation.
TERMS: Ninety days credit for approved paper
NH II COOK & LAUGHTON,A uctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

BY Max HeyHan % Co, Auc,souees.

TIRsT EXTRA LARGE SPRING
fRADE SALE.
on THURSDAY TIE 2oTu INSTANT,
consisting Of
500 CASES BOOTS AND Shoes,
Including now goods OF almost every description IN
mems, boys, womens, misses, and cttlareus wear.
consigned for Our early spring busin,>ss by many
prominent manufacturers In New Eng,aDl, New
York city, and Philadelphia.
Also, an extra large and attractive stock Of
READY-MADE CLoTHING,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
WOOLLESs AND TAILORING GOODS.
FUR AND WOOL HATS,
STRAW GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLs,
and other varied merchandise suited 10 tie preser,
wants Of the trade.
VIII also sell the remaining stock Of llrs,-cl,,
RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE.
The above sale comprises beyond dub, the
LARGEST AND MoST ATTRACTIVE STOCK
ever offered at AUCTION IN this market. and ,bis
Is an excellent opportunity for the trade 10 secure
desirable goods at great bargalna
The GOODS will I've sold In large lots, and allo,s
offered will be sold without reserve.
MAX HEYMAE Co,
Auctionecrs and Commission Merchants,
mi, ,c.,tw TIL G MW&yh
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-',a,n1rIor .Tf,ss nay.
BY W. B. Rutciife, Aucstoneer, &
l5ls Main street.

r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ON
MONDAY. nj, Instant, commencing NJ na.,- pIso
ia O'CLOCK A. NJ, large and Ne-tssorIeo sum "a
wv GROCERIES, &c;
to which the attention Of Tie traag is r,ioIeer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17

BY virtue Of decree Of the Unitcd States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District OF Virginia. aud
to me directed, In the matter of Pator & Co. rs
William ThalheImer 6 Sons. bankruptS, shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction for cash, the contents
of the two stores of said bankrups, enhancing large
and desirable stocks Of
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS. STORE-FlXTuRES,
IRON SAFE, sc.
The sale at store No. 1913 Main street, opposite
post-ofIlce. win take place TUESDAY. liarrh 18TH
commencing promptly at 10 a. VI.
The sale at COL Broad street will take place FRI
DAY, March elst. commencing at 10 \. VI.
A rare opportunity Is offered purchaser.
DAVID u. PAEkER.
NH ,2-t2ls;AIarch United State: Mar-aal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-17
By Grubhs 6 Williams.
Auctloaccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.
GMALL FARM OF FIFTY ACRES,
- AND HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
ShLt. At AGrrlON.-We will sell at auction. OIL
ne premises, on TUESDAY tie 18th Of March. at
IL O'Clock ~, the SMALL FARM of FIFTY
ACRES. on the Deep Kun turnpike about i've miles
from Richmond. now occupied thy Srs Mary Il.
Seatuu. This Is 4 nlce little farm-aoout hltecn
acres cleared upland. about fifteen meadow ana the
balance IN wood and timber. The improvements
Il frame dwelling with, three rooms; kitchen,
barn, Stable &c. aud large icchouse.
TERMS: For the land oDc-third cash: balance NJ
six and twelve months. For the furniture ana
plantation nj, lsils, cash.
EPUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
NH ll-13,Ihl5.l7,tS AUc;ioncers.
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NH 1c-jtW. TIL, S,M,W,&Th

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. sTORE-FIXTCREs,
IRON SAFE, &C.
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would respectfully invite attention To the Following
list of new AMI readable BOOKS any of which VIII
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crown $40 toned paper), and 70 full-paged por-
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WALTER SCOTS NOVELS.
Any of Scott's novels mailed to any address on re-
ceipt OF twenty-five cents
MARRYATT's NOVELS.
Any Of Captain Marryatt's novels mailed TO any
address on receipt OF twenty-five cents.
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J,y Moody s. Royal,

MOODY 6 royal, Auctloneers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09

csnacitv Int Il they both make them
selves ridiculous before the PUBIC, l
think that spectator myself or any
body else has the right to expose them,
I hone West Virginians, however, old
iogyish as they may be, have not relspsed
inTS The worship OF bulls, for Hammer and
Camden resemble these bovial gods OF
the ancient Egyptians more than any:
thing eIse-that has ever been had sacred,
The political friends Of Judge Camden
(who are "liko angels visits, lew and lar
between " appear TO think that it Is sac
rilege for him TO be critically noticed in q
newspaper. Politically, Camden Is an
old moSs.backed Bourbon, who IS Just
now laboring 10 bring West Virginia 10
the POLITICAL status Of Virginia IN 1850,
He Is twsnty.thfee years behind the ttmeS,
Bot the Sun correspondent says Judge
Camden is a lawyer of recognized abill.
IT," BY the same writer, Camden Is
thought to be politician Of Recognized
ability" but there are but few Of like
manner OF thinking even among Demo
Gratis, for q number Of the Democratic
party in this county repudtated him. A
man must be a jealous worshipper at the
shrine Of the Camden ring, to have much
faith In him,AS q politician, -
But this writer in the Sun speaks very
di5pangingly Of Major Aonre's logical
powers. The Major Is very fair de-
batter, either as q politician or lawyer
the equal, at least, Of the writer, for he
has floored the writer Aforesaid In three
political contests. His assailing Major
Moore's logic IS in bad taste, and self dis
.paraging.
; 50 far as Judge Harmer is concerned,
he is a kind, go0d.hearted fellow, little
vaiu OF the requirements be i'm
AGNES he possesses, and one of that
kind OF men who would like to
to revisit the earth few months after
death, and read the 1stteriDg Inscription
which some over partial friend had in
scribed on his tomb stone. Harmer is
not strong willed msn-very impress
Jble. As Spectator says, he has to
have a North Polar star 70 steer to. 30
far, Camden has acted as his Judicial
guardian, and many of Harmer's friends
arc aprrehensive that he will manage
to install himself as his political god
father also. Harmer Is very susceptible
Of fAttery, and Camden's stock Of that
article Is sufficient to enable him to issue
very liberal rations to his Wonhip.
Judge Camden Of course Is the Grand
Tycoon of the Camden Ring In Harrison
county, and John Basel is Scribe, and
there are a number OF WhipperS IL, and
as soon as Hammer comes 70 town they
always get possession Of him and fatter
him until the mercury In the thermometer
OF his self.esteem rises several degrees. d.
hope that HaTmer will not, in his old
age, on the account Of his unexpected
hOnors, suffer himself TO be led into the
worship oil false political gous. but he
needs watching. We don't want to lose
Harmer from the Republican party, but
for the gUOd VI Ills soul We want hIuI to
retain his political faith. "
T. ~ CRoyBAR GRINDER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09

city. on Saturday morning last, little
breakfast party was assembled at the
Sprague mansion, where the Chief Justice
has resided Tor year past, consisting OF
Judge Chase, Judge Worden, his private
secretary and biogrspher; Miss Walker, .
sister Of Judge Walker, oil Ohio, miss
Carrie Moulton, and Miss Amy Aud, q
niece Of the Chief Justice. The break
fast passed Off pleasantly, although it was
noticed that the Chief Justice was not IN
his usual spirits. His leave.takiDg Of
everybody was unusually aftectionate,
which fact was remarked by all
present On Monday last Judge
Worden received a letter from him. HO
wrote from the residence Of Mr.. Hoyt, in
pencil, because he said it was handler
than pen and ink, and Judge .Worden
says that the letter bore more Of the char.
acteristics Of his former chirography
than any he had seen for some time past
He was also encouraged 10 believe, from
It's cheerful tone, that his health had con-
siderably improved since leaving Wash
ington. He wrote that he had taken Q
cold and bleak ride to New York; that he
had been greatly relieved on seeing his
children and some Of his grand children,
and felt better than when he len. He
then sent by Judge Worden kind mes
sage Of sympathy to Colonel Dom PlAtt
and Mrs. Piatt, on their misfortune in be-
ing turned out, and finally requested
Judge Worden TO forward him a letter
which he received while in Washington
from DR.. Brown Sequard, his physician,
relative to his treatment. The Chief
Justice has for q long time been under the
impression that his disease was the result
Of fever and sgue, contracted several
years ago In Michigan, the peculiar fea-
ture Of which was physical weakness and
inability TO labor continuously. For this
reason he has for some time past RETAINED
from attempting any prOtracted mental
labOF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09

New York, May S.-Flour-Firm; su.
perfne western and State $ G5aG 50;
common to good extra SO 5Oa7 40; good
to choice 81 45a9 IS; white western extra
s. 50a10 so. Wheat-Prime scarce and
wanted; spring No. 8, 81 GAL 90; No. 2
spring Chicago 81 GSal 05i No. 9 MilWau
kee 81 GAL 0S; No. l do. $lR. Rye
Firm. Barley-Quiet, Malt-NegleCted.
Corn-New mixed western 67a6Stc: old
&c. Oats-Firm; white scarce and want
cd; new mixed western 50a50ic {; white
64a55c; black 49a50fc. Cofiee-Firm ;
Rio 17ta19tc. Sugar-Firmi clsyed sici
fair to good refining 7isStc. Molasses--
Quiet and unchanged; N. U. G9aS0c. Rice
Dull, 7sastc. Cheese-12a15tc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09
New OrIenns Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May s.--sugHr-Good
demand; common 6a0ic; good common
7a7E; fair 70 fully fair sas4c, 0theTs un-
changed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, May S.-There was a
quiet market for nearly all descriptions
Of goods in first hands and jobbers were
only moderately active. Cotton goods In
steady demand at unchanged prices, ex..
cept rolled jscconets, which arc reduced
BY some OF the jobberS to SIC, and are
selling freely. Print cloths advanced tci
Hamilton s. Part els prints down to lie,
leaving only Pacific, Cocheco, Merrimsck
and Manchester makes OF 11ic. Cling
hams and worsted dress fabrics quiet.
Shawls and woolcns remain inactive.
Foreign goods brisk at auction but dull in
private hands.
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Judge Hammers Court.


CLARRsBUR0I WkST NA'I may d.
10 the Editors OF tho IntellICcncer.
sec in the last issue Of the ClArksburR
Sun that a writer in that sheet, who
makes the tracks Of John Basel, late u
delegate to the West Virginia Uncousti-
tuli0nal Convention, and u generally de-
Ieated candidate for Proceeding Attor-
ney, defends Judge Hammer aud Judge
Camden from the humorous account given
tOyOur readers by Spectator" ! donoi
suppose Spectator" wrote that commu-
nicalion Out Of any malice to Harmer OF
Camden. should judge his only object
was to amuse. lie did this by clothing
the truth, for no told nothing but The
truth, with humor. The Sun writer
thinks that Spectator" wanted TO ridi-
CGle aGrmCr, and vent petty spite at Judge
camden. do not believe this Of "Spec-
iator" A man who writes so humor.
9iusly, rarely INDUCES in spite. II he did
DO SO, Is Judge Camden so sacred that he
must be exempt from newspaper criti-
ciSmy
Upon what meas doth our CaAr red,
That he hath grown 80 great"
Hsrmer and Camden are both public
men, and their actions arc legitimate sub
Jects for criticism. have nothing 10 saw
GgAinst either gentleman In his private
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STATE BoNDs-Dull and steady.
RAILROAD MoRTGAGEs-Pacitic strong
Hartford and Erie flrsts. sold at Sst.
SToCKs-Weak, tai per CeLt lower
carly in the day, and higher in the after
noon. Tho leading features were Pacific
Mail, Western Union, Panama & Canton
though fair business transactions In the
rest OF the list. Pacific Mail iluctuated
59Ea54; Western Union s7fssG4; Panama
1l3ta1l43; Canton 1O5ta102t. Rumors
Of new pool land sales and cash dividends
affected the latter stock. Lake Shore
92ia0l4: ST. Paul JsGa5St; St. Joseph ALI
a40t. Other changes were only tat per
cent. The market closed steady.
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CINCINNATI, May s-Flonr-Flrm at
81 GOAT 90. Wheat-Flrm, 81 70. Corn
-48E47c. Rye-Firm, $50. Barley
Firm, 81 24s1 IS. Provisions-Qulet,
Pork offered ct $ls 90. Lard-Quiet;
held at previous prices. Bulk Meats
Quiet but firm; held, shoulders &c; clear
no sides 0s9fo; clear 0tA9fc. Bacon
Quiet, held, shoulders Sc; clear rib sides
Ole; clear 10fC. WhiskY-sSc.