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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-19

PAINFUL ACciDESr.--Jimmy Morrissev,
about seven years OF age, son of Mr.. James
Morri:sey, met with an unfortunate accident
at the Cary-Street public school, on Monday,
which will probably result in the loss Of one
of his eyes. While Gin line" with the rest
Of the male scholars marching into the
school-house some person unknown threw
spinning-top, which struck him terrible
blow 10 the eye. He was Immediately taken
to the residence Of his parents, where he re-
ceived gcal'attention from Drs. Cunning.
ham aud Brock, both of whom expires, the
opinion that the eye-sight is entirely de-
stroyed,
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THE BAD STREErs-PRoMPT AcTIoN OF TIE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CoMrANY.-The au-
thoritics of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Company, as soon as their attention
vas called TO the matter, at once set to work
to repair the streets crossed by their road in
the lower portion of the city, which had be-
come almost impossible by reason of filling
or cutting, as the case might be, and The
company wilyery speedily have them " in as
good condition rs ever Such promptnesS
on their part is very much to be commended,
especially SO when corporations generally are
said to be SoullesS.
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n VALUABLE Box on THE FIRsT FREIGHT
TRAM YoR HUNTINGTON the ,arti.
cses onthe first through freight train whicl,
arrived ut Huntington from Richmond was q
box from New York, marked Rev. Charles
Swan Walker. Upon opening it there was
found trge and beautiful Bible, elegantly
bound In morocco, upon which was Inscribed
in gilt letters 's'rhe First Congregations
Church of Huntingdon" There were found
also fifty copies of the g Songs Of Salvation !,
for the Mission school which has been started
at the Round-House. The Bible and the
hymn-boeks are o present from Mrs. w. B,
Hatch and her friend, Mrs. II. L. Clapp, OF
New York city. s- - &c. go
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Indian outrases In Sonora.

k tiiiil1 men and stealing horses and cattle
The news is confirmed by the Project OF
Alasdaena and the Governor Of Sonora. J..
Valencia. member of the Supreme Court
of Mexico, one of those who were killed,
stated within four weeks before his death
that the United States authorities were pow.
erless TO act against The savages.
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Another Fatal Railroad Accident

YoNKERs. N. Y. February 1885 A.
M-The engine of the Yonkers special train
broke loose from the train and ran as far
as Hastings, running into the down train,
making complete wreck of the ears and kill
ing several passengers. 1t appears that the
lever of the engine broke, and the engineer
was unable to stop the engine. The wounded
are being removed to the hospital at Yon.
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pA1.r1a1nRE MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, February ls.,Flour dull; market
cIined Soc Wheat steady; white choice and amber.
$4,000 f2.25 fair to prime.white, good
to prime red. s26lS2.l5; common to fair, $Lsog9
4; Is. C;,rr. steady white southern, e063c. ;ye-
low southern, soc. Oats active; southern. 4s@5oc.
rive steady, ssM soc. Hay. dull; western, S2s@S3o.
Provisions stronger. Pork Grmer, $l4.so 4$lt. rs.
Buik meats quiet but firm; shoulders 5tc.; rbsides.
DC; clear rlip-sides, 767tc Bacon active and un-
changed; hams, -l?sGl5c. Lard duh and firm, s1
SIC. Western butter steady and unchanged. Whiskey
fI,,lI noe - ~
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UNMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND Posi-. OFFICE FEBRUA AIRY Is, 1873
G. II. Nimmo, Miss Eva Sedgwick, Miss
Louisa Brauer, Mrs. William II. Peasants,
Hiss Ella Baker, Peter Stewart, Richmond,
Va; Mrs. Susan Smith, -; Henry G..
Tinsley, sStaunton,, Va; b. Estis, Castle
Craig. Campbell county, Va.
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To THE PuBLIC.-Thc unprecedented success at
tainedby ". &. +. FRAYSEn IN the photograph bust
ness has caused him to enlarge his alresdy elegant
and extensive establishment by adding another i'm
portanl branch. Having fitted up q new suit of
apartments with every comfort and convenience,
and the very latest instruments for the purpose he
is enabled to execute pictures for the masses at
the following prices Eight ferrotypes for 81 pho
tographs, 81 per dozen; and ife-slze portraits In
pastel, crayon, or oil, at from SO to SIS each.
NMr. FRAYSER, thankful for past patronage, hopes
by strict attention to his business In every depart
ment to still merit the encouragement heretofore
bestowed upon him. See rrice-li.t In another CO.
lumn -....-..."
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RailrOal Matters.

TRENTON, N. j., February 1s.-The rail-
road bill in the interest Of the Pennsylvania
railroad has passed the Senate bya vote Of IL
10 8.
The New York and Philadelphia bill, in
tic interest of the National road, has passed
the House Ivy vote of Al to 1S.
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Acou.fsal Of M. Il. Stern.

Especial telegram to the tispatcf.l
FARMyiELE, VA, February 1S.-The case
Of NJ. l.. Stern, of your city, charged with
stealing watch from William Holden, an
Englshman, was decided after dark this eve
ming, the jury returning a verdict of not
guilty. This makes the fourth time this case
has been tried in this court, the previous ones
resulting in hung iuries: $50 .t.-''-.
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BY Grub',s & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aurlonctrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE TRACT
4 OF LAND EMBRACING TIE NlLLhGE
OF "INGLEWuOD," on THE RICHMOND,
FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD, ABOUT Eight MILES NoETIi OF
of trust from T.. B. Newlmrn Ia the sufscrt'cr.
dated l7th of June, 1872, and recorded In lieuricn
County Court office (bciiig thereto rsiuircd VIII
sell at auction. at the Office of GRuBps VII
LrANS, In tho city of Richmond. on THURSDAY.
2ulh February. at L: o'clock ai the pInpcry alcEr
referred to, containing NlNETf-SEHEA Athf.,:
a norton OF which has been laid out into n lrIg"
number OF building lots. lying rrcttiy Ola tl!e rail-
road, and known as - ISGLEwOOD."
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale aud tn pay IN
balance of debt, amounting TO about S125: tie rHl-
due on such terms as said Eewburn or his assigns
may direct; ard In event Of his or The r failure 10
give any direction, then upon terms TO he nticlhy
the trustee ut the time of sale
hctrustee win only sell and convey such TUE IS
is vested In him by the aforesaid deed OF truss.
s p. W. GEURBS, Tru.''t,
( GRuBBs ( WILLIAMS. AuctOncers. f. 20
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by wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

! A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
n IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, AND
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PRO
pERTY IN RlCHMOND.-As assignee OF a. w,
Trabue, bankrupt, I will sell at auction on WE'D
NESOAY the 18TH February, 1873. at II o'clock NJ,
in front Of the United Statcs In the CITY
of Richmond, o farm OF TWO HUNDRED AM
THREE ACRES OFLAND In Chesterfield county
about twelve miles from RichmoYd, which was len
to the said A.. d. Trabue by his father, William TIA
hue. -, !,
on Howard street. adjoining Oregon Hi. fronting
40 feet running back 100 feet to an alley, with II
FRAME DWELLING thereon, now occupied Dy
said 4. w. Trabue. -..... -.
TERMS One-thlrd cash; balance on Il credit OF
six and twelve months; the purchaser TO give notes
the assignee until the whole purchase money Is aia.
Also, for cash, at tho same time AMI place Two
NAL-B0ATS, which may be seen on the Dasih
at tile foot of Tenth street. ....r ILL
All further particulars made known at the sale.
fe ls-td ROBERT ID. WARD. Assignee. .
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CARScRoss & DIXEY's MISsTRELs per.
formed again last night to large audience,
which was highly amused at their unique
dances and comic songs. The troupe is Il
tirst-cI1ss one Tonight their last perform
ance will be given, at which al entirely new
I1rOor;lmme will be had. s.r
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ENTIcISG LABoRERs Always. Baccisa-
lllppi was before the Police Court yesterday
morning charged with trespassing .on the
premises of Mcssrs. Brannon 81 Haggerty
and attempting TO induce a number OF their
laborers Qtalians) to leave their employment.
MIR. Baccigaluppi was required to give secu-
rityi in the sum OF $500 that he would not
again interfere with these laborers.
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Fatal Railroad Accident-New Ocean
Steamers.

PHILADELPHIA, February 1S.-The Brigh-
ton train collided this morning with wagon
containing the driver anda lad, both OF whom
were terribly mangled. ..' ar' A-a%
The steamship Indiana, the third Of the
Philadelphia and Liverpool line, has been
for month ready for launching, which has
been prevented by ice in the river. The
steamer Pennsylvania, the pioneer of the
line, will make trial trip early in April.
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AuClsSS SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L. REAL ESTATE ONTHE EAST SIDE OF
SEVENTEENTH BET WEEH MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.-In execution of the pro-
visions OF decd of trust from Isaac jacobs ana
wife to +. l.ohniann, II. Aetzger, and Paul Fuer-
backer trustees of the German Building Association
No ., and their successors in office such trustees,
dated the I'd OF October. 1858. and duly recorded In
the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court of the city OF
Richmond tbeing thereto required by the Board Of
Directors OF said Association, We the undersigned,
f. Lohnanr. one Of the original trustees In said
deed, aud August Jacob aud Hcrina,in Efers, sue
ccssors as trustees OF Ii. Act2Ser aud Paul Fuer-
hacker, Shall, on "WEDNESDAY the 2sth day OF
February, iS73 ut O'Clock =. NJ, expose to sale 1t
public auction on the premises the real estate con-
Yeyed By said deed and therein fully described us
foilows-to wit, That certain REAL ESTATE, with
a BRICK TENEMENT thereon, on the east side or
Seventeenth between alan and franklin streets.
subject 10 perpetual ground rent Of ninety bushels
Of mcrcnantahle wheat, to be delivered on the LIST
day of january annually.
YERMS: Made known on day OF sale. .sst,f
- Ea f. LOffAfANS, a.
! AUGUST JACOB, !.
{ ~ as. g.7..,4 HERMANN EVERS,
,.@ Trustees of German Building
fc II Association No, 2.
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CINcINNAT1 MARKETs.

CrScrySAT1, February 1s.-Flour dull at S7@
$3.50. Corn quiet ut .0c. Provisions firm at pre-
.vlous prices, with Less speculative feeling. Pork
easier ut S1aH$la.o5. Lard opened firm and closed
a shade easier: 7sc. for steam &c. for kettle.
Bacon steady: shoulders ssc.; clear rib-sdes, 73c
clear Sides lie. Whiskey steady ut Ssc. a.'
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BusT OF THE LATE MATTHEW It. ,AiAURY.--
Aspiendid bust Of tho late Commodore
Matthew Z. Maury has been deposited In the
State Librarysby Edward v. Valentine, the
Virginia sculptor. 1t is said by those who
knew the distinguished original to be an
exact fac ssia'te and counterfeit present.
the utmost credit on the artistic abilities of
Mr.. Valentine.
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oRANGEsat P1zzIsI's-so cents per dozen.

PnoToGRAPus.-The> card-pictures produced by
REEFS 8 Co. for $3.50 per dozen are, IN point OF
anisli, as good If not better than any made ut dou
bic the cost elsewhere. Their large work Is proper
tlonately cheap. They are the only artists In the
iity who arc successful In the reproduction of OLD
lures. Their new copying instrument enables
III TO do this work at unequaled low prices
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CArAwBA AND MALAGA GRAPES at PIzzIN1's.

AMONGST TIE LIVE AND PROGRESSIVE INsTI-
TCTIoNs Of The day Is GEORGE p, RowELL & CO.'S
Advertising Agency, No. 4l Park Row, New York
The establishment IS so systematizeJ and their
facilities ample, that the public is sure OF
being served In the most complete manner."--Bos-
3d. Daa
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saALL-Pox REroRT.-0fice of the Board
Of Heath, Richmond, February Is. 1873
Only one case Of yariolous disease reported
for the week ending to .day--that a mild case
of varioloid, which occurred in the family
where the disease existed. j. G. CABELL
NJ. D.. President of the Board of Health. ~.
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MACON. February 1S.-Hon. james A.
Nestilt died here this morning.
Tonight the City Council unanimously
rendered an invitation to President Grant TO
visit this city during his southern tour.
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BY Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrr.
lll3 Main street.

HOUSE AND LOT IN HAENIETnWN
Ii FOR SALE By AUCrIO> We shall sell Nv
auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY ,he ?.I u.
slant, at a O'Clock i. NJ, NEAT FRAME
DWELLING. containing i've rooms: The uS'td
out houses and quarter acre land attached.
TERMS: One-llalf cash; the balance II j, an'
twelve months with interest, secured hy Decd 81
trust. RlCllARDSOS 90,
fe IL Auci!oHcrIT.
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New YORK, February Is.-Cotton dull: sales, 700
bales: upIands, e1c.: Orleans, clsc. Flour active
and steady. Whiskey lower, 9ll991ic. Wheat heavy
Mt 1GSoc, lower Corn shade lower with moderate
demand. Rice steady atis@E3c. Pork easier: nav,
SlL3761SI4s7. Lard active ut s 5-lGGSac. Nayals
and tallow quiet. Freights,very quiet. 80
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, OF f. B. SPENCE s. Son,
merchant ,allors, clothiers and dealers in gentle
mems furnishing goods, No. 1890 Main street.
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CuANtBRY CouRT OF RIcHMoND.-The fol-
lowing eases were disposed Of yesterday.
Wilson ana wife, &C., as. Gaul, dc. Dc
cree making partial distribution OF fund.
Ruthcrglcn's administrator Us. Hall and
others. Decree confirming report Of COM
missioner and directing the administrator to
make distribution OF the funds without re-
quiring refunding bonds.
Ro,b and wife Is. Ludlow, &c. Decree
substituting trustee in the place Of original
trustee, who is out of this STATE, and declines
to act, and directing conveyance Us in said
decree set forth.
Swcency's guardian Us. Sweeney, DC.
Order dismissinS cause. --.
Orcm & Go. Us. Tetjen's administrator.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and making distribution ofthe fund on hand.
Wilkinson, &C., rs. Wilkinson, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner and di-
r:ecting sale of the property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned. . s...
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PirTsYLyAsiA COusTY BoNDs.-Ho ders of
the bonds Of Pittsylyania county issued in
1853 wifi find I'M advertisement interesting
20 them in anosiier column. =
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Deep Snow in Utah.

SALT LAKE, February 1S.-rhe snow is
twenty feet deep. Mountain slides are APP
pretended. - y ST.
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Gazing oil a Tunnel.

BALTIMORE, February 1S.-The Union Rail.
road tunnel, ut tue intersection OF Eden street
.caved into-day, killing one man and hurting
two - [4tas = 49,. 81 - 49, -
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Deakf, OF Il Journalist.

DETROIT, February 1S.-James Fl. Chaplin,
for several years commercial editor of the
Free Press, is dead
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AUGUSTA, February 1s.--A resolution In
favor OF wpman's suffrage passed the House
OF Delegates to-day by a vote Of 81 to 69.
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destructive Fire i'm. Shreveport, LIN.
SHREVEPORT, La, February 1S.-B. Jacobs
aud. Beat,,s buildings were burned To-day.
Loss, about 500. 900. -.
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/, JUsT RECEIVED AT 2. WEISIGER & Co.'S.
FRENCH SOFT HATS, in all the variety Of colors, foi
bi,c, otr,f
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The Flood i'm the s1ono.,saheIa.

PITTSBURGH, February. 1S.-The food in
the Monongabela increases. The disasters
in the river are the heaviest, ever known. 1t
is reported that twelve persons have been
drowned. The flood has made 4 clean sweep
of coal bargeS and sifts.
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/! ALEEGHAsY sWHIsKEY tlsss)-very fine. W d.
DLAIR & Co, Ninth and Main streets. t.,f
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{ " y. n, DVtHLhSS, N1VlHtlIhss'"tINi !.
tW. p. Bur,reA, Esq, Washington, D. O.

TRarxs DELAYEp.-Owing to the wash on
the Fredericksburg road near Cuantico the
northern mail train did not arrive yesterday.
The mails which leftihere' Monday night and
yesterday for the North were returned to
this Office, there being no connection through.
Every effort is being made to repair the
damages on the road, and it is expected that
the trains viii arrive and depart on time to-
day. .-..s.. =
All through northern mail matter now ID
the post-oftice will be sent by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad this morning. .r
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Senator Wilson's Observation-Disclosures
s...- Retrieved. -sa f..

BosToN, February 18.-The House has APP
pointed the second Tuesdayin March for the
election of Senator Wilson's successor.
McElhany the wife, murderer, who was
to have been hung OH Friday, has been re-
proved. .E.a,...seL .r.ssr
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Valuable FARMS in every section OF the State;
STORES, DWELLING-HOuSES, aud Il ILDINCS
for sale. .s
: HOUSES and L ANDS rented or leased. Special
attention tn the collection and prompt remltal Of
the city. ~ El.5t g y
Thankful for past fayors we respectfully ask from
our friends continuance Of their patronage, aud,
with increased facilities promise In the future In
the past strict attention to all business entrusted to
care. -53es-s.z FRANK ID. El1s1,.- ff++zs ~
tIe ot-3m EDWAEIt q. fsDNnYN.yg
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WILMINGTON m, MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, N. c., February 1s.--Spirits tur-
pentine quiet G.c. Rosin firm: S3.i5 for strained.
Crude urccntinc steady; s325 for hard, S5.2j for
yellow-dip and virgin. Tar quiet, $3.50. t,-
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IF istE, LINE, IL iE.-eT The Lime manu-.
III Esctsre,i eby VI is noisi1at ellaty, KNOWN -
Wilson OR OVERWHELMING, nil hereafter
be nut upon the inarket is.ef HE fiams OF INDIAN
ROCK LIME. lr.ers for which, may be leff st our
oa a 70. las Dock s isfIios, s1rrrv ca
AoySdubeg n, IStss 20 70 I.
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S. n. DAVIS will sell for the assignee Of A. -.
Chcsterman i Co., at Ii 4. NJ. at their store, be-
yond Brook avenue. stock vi groceries, liquors,
crockcry, glassware, &c.
W.GODDIN will sell for the assignee at IL NJ, III
front Of the United Suites courthouse, oo3acrcs
of land In Chesterfield, Il lot IN Richmond on
Howard street, with framed dwelling also, two
cinal-bOats.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at l2 NJ. the bark
mill, macbncry. and fixtures, at Rockets near
the terminus Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
rO.l
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fRYTnLRGHApH1
,..sNEyX-YftHE..

NEW York. February Il. Money; closed at5 per
cent gold. Sterling, ao7aG'ioe. Gold, 1l4sGllss.
Governments closed seaiy. States dull. Tennesseeg
7s new, 5ss sfnia's, 40; new, IS consols, sss;
deferred l4s. Loufsiana's SO new,45. Levels, 50
sa, TO- Aiabama,s, ST.; Sc, S.. Georgtz's, rs; rs,
Of. North Carofna's, 90; new, 1a special tax, ~.
South Carohas, 10; new, H. April and 0ctobers %.
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GoTo PIzzINI's aud get some of those sweet
oranges. 'ts1 = =; si~@ sss ~:
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TN consequence of the many inquiries made
Il Of them hy English gentlemen relative to SETS
thing Ia Virginia, Messrs. BEEGER, CLARKE s.
Co, OF G,eudower, Alhemarle county, have deter
mined 70 npea an o6ice as LAND AGENTS, and
win DO glad 70 hear from gentlemen having land Tor
disposal. -. 8 s e 800 ia S-smx =
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SPRING STYLE SILK HATS AT +. WEIsIGER 6
Co s, loal Main street. 49,. -
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE February -virginIa consoIs $50.
West yirginia's, ID. Bids ss5.s.s3s. 70 40
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, PEMBRuKE SHIRTS,
4 made to orderly
! Il E, u, srENcE & Son, 4
Merchant Tailors, KS.
%sszs 1aee Main street
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If YOU WISH TO GET SOME EXTRA NICE FRUII
go to PIzZINIS.
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L.IaEm All, HEAT.

iDOCkLAND LIME.
a,sao barrels RocllLaND LIME expected In a
J ss, o. fasheis AGRICULTURAL LIME on nand
ia . ss's " A. 9. LIE.
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BY Richardson \ Co.,
3, Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
af lII3 Main street.

VALUABLE STOCK, FARMING IN
Y ELEMENTS. HOUSEHOLD AND lTCIl: y
FURNITURE, FOR SALE BY AUCTION We
shall sell by auction on the farm called Chestnut
Grove" Lie former residence Of DR.: Martin 3 Tay-
lor adjoining the farms OF MeSSrS. Thomas BIam"h
John i. Ballard. and others, on MONDAY ;ic -hl
Instant. ut IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Several valuable HORSES and MULES.
| superior CARRIAGE aud HARNESS,
/ BiCK FORD & HUFFMANS WHEAT
DRILL, ~
1BUCkEl r REAPER AMI MOWER.
MONTGOMERY SUPERIOR WHEAT
FANS,
PATENT PLATFORM. SCALES.
2 superior COWS,
Other FARMING tMPLEMEAIs: ana
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNl-
/ TURE. "
TERMS: At sale. RICHARDSON & co.
falS Auctinlec,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-19
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
OFFERINGS.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, February 1s. ,s 81
/ Org 4z', OFFERINGS.
swHEAT.-White, 2ss bushels. Red, 1870 bushels.
SCoRN.-Whtc, so bushels. ,.- 49, ss i
5OATs.-1,3S0 bushels, ls.I--- 80
:wHEAT.-Whitc, So bushels very good at S2.15.
Red, 1870 bushels common at $l.65; 70 bushels -
at 3d. - -
iCoRN.-Whlte, so bushels very good at 7Dc. -
sOATs--150 bushels prime white ut Soc; 200 G,lst-
els black at Goc 800 bushels prime white on private
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sWyEAT.-White, $50 bushels. Red, 25s bushels.
EOArS,-s5G bushels. ..# ... a.s-a. .sa T. =