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nR. VAN NORMAN'S CLASslCAEs
~ ENGLISH, FRENCH. AND GEkAaSs
FAMILY DAY-SCHOOL Tor yonps l.d en-, sni
children, Il, as, and rs east sixty.hfsis
Park, New York, win commence us eaD %,rss
year september. "a, 1874. For fnl in9,Sos .
MAN. LII. D.. rs. cast sixty -arst street, New i~~
jy23.Tu, Th&S2m u.
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CCHUTZEN PARK, rDELlGHTFUL
y SUMMER RETREAT, FINE. SCENERY,
&C.,. &C. This beautiful Park having been ne.
rent 10 Lodges, Orders, private parties, &C., &c.
Being on the bank of the river, 1t commands the
Inc city. There is on the GROUND a new and ele-
CANT pavilion for dincing, sc.
The Park Is open daily for the reception of ylsi-
tors. No pains nor expense have been spared to
make 1t The equal OF ans place OF amusement nthe
city Good order. will be strictly enforced. Apply
= YUENGLING 4. Co,
IL 25-3m 4a- Projectors.
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MISS TUCKER will resume the au'e'
WI Of her school September 18th.
Latin and French taught.
No3lS, Cary and Fourth streets.
an 9-3tawtf SthSep
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sDBARRELS BRIpGEWAEEls FAM
tJsIl.Yl FLotiR B., "a barrels lily White Family
giour, / o barrels No ] aaekereI, ~ III !. y. DAN.
pRlDGE i GU -, $50 Bread 81 EEssas. NH ~
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fro BE Continued

Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
The Is Osprey" Affalr--''G s.. q: n o." aia
RiSht-A Full, Free. and Frank APos-
ogy-EaSls. Nests, Flying squirrels,
Anecdotes. DC. 49, -El--.- - - -
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They trust that the character and taste of those
taking part will be sufficient guarantee that the
entertainment will be In every respect Of the high
est order. -, r!f
The sale of reserved seats will commence on
Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, at Redforas har
store where plan Of the building can be seen and
programmes obtained. "a. t.,..g#f (. ( .i5,i,e !.
Admittaice, 75c. ;ichildrep under fifteen yearsof
age, soc PRESERVED leals 25c extra. sc Odd
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[ ADJUSTMENTS.


GRAND CONCERT I,..{q .5t.f.s
" AT THE 49, .ss55gl z
~. 49, SECOND BAPTIST CHDRcH. ,@g,
The CHOIR OF THIS CHURCH. assisted by Mrs.
JAMES e. TYLER, h1rs..A. BARTON, OF Knoxville,
Tenn. and many other friends, viii give a
:zt GRAND CONCERT
.,5. !, ar ,fti,I- on gr "a ~.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1874,
on which occasion will be sung pleasing and classic
selection Of SOLOS. DUETS, TRIOS. QUARTETTES,
aud cHoRUsEs by the best composers, with
IS, ORGAN AND ORCHESTRAL
49, u
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A ENUAL MEETING. OF HENRiSO
IN, COUNTY. SCHOOL BuARD.-Tbe members
OF tie District School Boards OF HenElec county
are requested TO attend the annual meeting Of the
County school Board Of Henrico county, 10 be held
street, on tn tuesday,, SEPTEMBER 8. 1874, IL
O'Clock noon. Clerks Of district Boards are re-
quested to bring their annual Statements order
Of the Chairman. W.R. POLK. II
au29-td Clerk Of Henrico School Board
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Ass s. ,. WILLIAMS aill re,rm. !, =
I'VE duttes0f her SGEItsDE on TfIyRsn.sass tne'
LIST gay o. octn5cr next ~ the se,idsnesa ~ sae
brotls 81 no. DIT north Seventh sgNsa. hr
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Decrease Of debt since June 80,
ST4 90.

Decrease of debt during the past
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Debt, less cash In the Treasury,
september /, 1S74...........
| Debl,. less cash In the Treasury,
Is August j., i S74..s.!..-!...:.i
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A Republic is that description of national
political aggregation jn which the people are
their OWN rulers. tJunius says, "".The sub.
mission of a free people 10 their government
is simply obedience to laws Of their own en-.
actments" La Republic those laws are the
enactment of majority of the whole subject
| to existing legal limitations adopted by them,
The basis of a Republic is, trust 10 the
pToxlmate perfection Of human nature; q
presumption of mems power of selfcontrol;
of their capacity to legislate wisely as well as
justly; to subordinate self to duty; to know
| the right and to do it; or,iwhen wrong, to
return to the right, as the highest Wisdoni
and safety, that a sense of right and OF good
| policy will, wheB the masses get wrong,
sooner or later assert itself, and will lead
them to correct any unjust or erroneous pol.
| icy, as well from dread of the reaction on
themselves az for the abstract desire to be
ijust to others. S, e.
Washington Was not only representative
man, but be was the incarnation of the idea
Of a Republic. In him self.interest, preju-
dice, passion, impulse, opinion, actions, all
were subprdinated to Well-conside sense
OF, duty. Justice to all-justice, sensitive to
the rights Of the many or the few, Of the
weak or the strong, Of the humble or the
high, was the ruling feature Of his character,
the key to all his conduct Human as be
was, he had like passions with us, md the
very. strength and energy Of his nature made
these very passions portionately strong !;
but the inherent sense of right never left
him long unconscious Of wrong II. done, and
his own self.estimate, with his stern self
control, and the indomitabie will which made
him noun,3nr,,r nf himeolf hPnIrohf inavifa.5
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest News from Washington
tiur Mi the Cabinct.

w,su,yaros, October 24.--An iniorma'
.os,inn Of The Cabinet was held Between Al
and 10 O'Clock to-day. All the bicin''
More present except Belknap and Delano.
Secretary Bristow and Postnsastcr,'1e.tan 1, ~
y.xraII had consultation with the lesiu
concerning Federal officers IN 49, - onn.
raad N him the reports, winch aio uu =
.:Sa..d confidential, in relation to them maui
s"snon;ai scrn,s. The only poS'mastsIs "
ehanoad are those a. Galveston anu ilo''s,
oe e''" trse president has already, through
~ postmsster. 6 cncral, requested them W
..ns;o,n bnt they have as yet mace no Ie-
n,ss THE Pos,master-G General can see no
npod reason Tor making other post:ollice
senances in Texas, though the poiit'caus
sh"rs GRO urging removals, that the vacancies
NAV he supplied by persons whose cuie'
Recommendation is their greater ACTIVITY I'd
1,nl;,;c. The Postmaster General desires 10
retain those postmasters against Whom III
cbarpes can be sustained OIL moral OF JUST
ness upftncsS. ,,.. o,oroe0
onoht 10 be made among certain iTea>ui!
officers in Texas. and this will be done al a.'
carly day. but with circumspectlon. bu>i'
nees in same eases has been loosely Trans
acted 70 the loss of the customs and inter
raj revenue, and hence the necessity lof
prompt action.
Generai Williams also presented matter;
concerning atf.irs in the South, and other
members presented subjects for the Presl
dents attention.
Items.
WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 24.-EN-GoVernol
Pease has been appointed collector OF Gus
toms, and Mr.. Sablres postmaster, at 1al
weston.
The Post Office Department will make SIS
changes in Texas from the lists FURNISHED
by special agents.
Bri,tow and Douglas will consult Monda.
on the revenue changes.
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A Republican Papers Opinion OF the
Reign Of Terror i'm Alabama.

New YORK. October pa letter from 0
correspondent of the New York Times in
Alabama, who is vouched for by that paper
Us strong Republican, says be has ridden
for miles along unirequented roads, and has
been to all the large cities, and not only
failed to discover any trace of "a reign OF
terror" but found the negroes quietly at
work.
: The Times, in abiding editoraly to the
letter, says he finds no reign Of terror
in Alabama, no war Of races, and no pre-
tence that the recent crimes in that State
have been instigated by political motives.
He found the alleged murderers OF Billings
to be men unlike the bloodthirsy rutfian>
they bad been painted, and he appears to
think that the so-called evidence against
them is ridiculouslv inadequate.
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40, on, Of employment and denying nlilns
orders Az fast ms the manufacturers oo.aiu y
hai, they resume business.
The Shreveport warrants for the arrest o.
narties signing the labor pledge nave moi
yet been served, r-.;.- No,,or,,
Life insurance Company refuse 10 reply "
the commissioners, claiming that tne ,, CON-.
n,ny is not a legal society within the n'e''h.
iny of the statutes. - Ia Cbo,,-
bortl return to France. a.,
"a telegram from Havana states that inc
r.n,ain. General has decided to enforce thc
decree establishing the contribution OF nVe
per cent. on capital.
The coffee crop on Jacmel island is I'M.
mense. Producers refuse to sell at present
prices. The adjacent islands are quiet.
The case of Henry Clews, of New tofk,
already reported, was before the Court O
Injunction on Saturday, and was continued
Mrs. Elizabeth Cresgin, of New 1ork' Wa.
fiued $1,000 on Saturday for cruel Treatment
TO child obtained from charitable lnstitu'
fion
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Naya!-GOast Survey.

iSpt cial telegram to the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, October 24.-The Coast Survey
steamer Bache received orders to-day to
proceed 10 work along the southern coast.
The naval court of inquiry investigating
the Brooklyn catastrophe has adjourned.
William Pembroke, an active negro ward
politician of Portsmouth, went to bed appa'
rently well and hearty last night in the house
of Miles O'Connor, a colored man, and was
found dead this morning in his bed. An
inquest was held over the body, and YER
dict rendered of .causc Of death unknown"
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The Beecncr.Tii. on Matter Again.

New York, October 24.-There was long
argument to-day before Judge Nelson il
the City Court upon a motion of the coanse
for Mr.. Beechcr TO compel Tllton to furnish
the bill Of particulars i'll the suit against
Beecher.
The counsel read the affidavit from Bee.
cher setting forth that the plaintiffs specify
but one date on which any act Of imp opet
conduct on his part is alleged 10 have DC
CURED. Ii!tCn AYERS that Mrs. Triton apG
Mr.. Beecher confessed their guilt at different
characterzeS 1t as u,ter!y false, and fears that
Tilton c9utcmI sltes using manufactured evil
dence at the coming trial. The court took
the papers.
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Bank Robbed of SIS,000-The Robbei
Arrested and anc Money Recovered
Fsniuns of Negro NObS.
I>reclaI Telegram 10 the Dispatch.]

ESPECIAL telegram 10 The Dispatch.]
MOBILE, ALA, October 2i.-W. X. Cooper,
of this city, was yesterday detected in the
act of swinding the Southern Bank, of no
bile, Of $4,000 in currency. He presented
bogus letters from \. E. Goodwin, Of Column
bus, Miss, and actually obtained the money
After telegraphipg to Columbus the bank
officers arrested Cooper alias Hogan at hi;
house and lodged him in Jail. Every dollar
OF the money was recovered.
4 few nights since, at meeting of col
ored Democratic Club in this city, Johl
Barber (co!ored), the presiding officer, wa;
assaulted by negro mob and so badl!
beaten and cut that he is now lying at hos
pital dangerously i'll. The same nigh
another negro Democratic Club was broker
up by a mob OF negro men and women.
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BASK,1
RICHMOND. October lG, 1874. :
THIS BANK WILL ISSUE BILLS ON
L nPalid, Ireland, aud SO uand, payable on
demand, in sums to suit, at lowest rates In cur
rency. W. K. QUARLtS,
oc 17.1m Cashier.
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Charged willi Violating she EnfsEce
uRerst Act.

SHgEvEr oRT, October 24.-The following
gentlemen were arrested this morning By u
United States marshal, charged with viola.
ting enforcement act George A. Pike,
banker; L. Saoobs, of f. 81 B. jacobs
Swealthiest firm in the.ciy); John-J. Koran
of Horau Il Loneys w 7. Ford. of Bsis
seau & Ford; H. II. Lindsay, OF Steers 4
Lindsay; and j. q. DcWisiiams.
The warrants were isSsaled by O'Neas
Radical candidate for sheriff of Bossiere pa.
rish, aud were based upon the affidavit OF
General Lewis Merrill United States army,
commanding the Division. No resistance
was offered and no one attempted to escape
The examination is set down for Moaday
Ninety warrants that have been prepared
at the instance of General MERRILL will, it is
said, be served on Monday.
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sEAa ESTATE AT PRIVATE sAEs.

T ANDS.-I have Tor sale q large plumber
4 4 Of first class ESTATES with splendid i'm
proycmcnIs and large and small ~ RMS with and
without buildings. iu almost every section OF the
state Many OF the large estates are situated on
the James and other rivers, and mauy OF the small
farms he near the city.
GEORGE ". DREWRY,
oc12-lm 1914 Main street.
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by j. l.. AppersoG.
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1016 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE, AT AUCTION, OF
Il PERSONAL PROPERrY.-Ry virtue Of l
trust deed from L. II. hemp, dated iarch 81;
bv the bene iiciary. will sell at his Tesid.nc@,
"G reenwood." about sixteen miles below Rich
m0nd. adjoining Malvern lill, &c., OH "EDNE Z;
DAY the 2Sth Of October, ISL j, at - 0Soch NJ
Red Cow, three Red YearngS. and Increase OF III:
mare and COW; Wagon and two SETS 81 nsar; Carr
aud Harness: ana sow with eleven Flg'.
TERMS Cash rs TO the debt secured. Interest,
and EXPENSE of sale. A.. APfkkSDS,
49, Trustee.
Immediately after the above stie, ny virtue "t
the deed or LriIs, d. ted August 10. 1871, and dry
recorded, also executed by said hemp and hi we
being thereto required by the beneficiary. we MI
soil The crop Of CORN now standing On said farm,
Greenwood supposed TO b. ABOUT loQ barrels.
TERMS Cash. J.. X. Spii,NtN,-
oc10 Trustees
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By y. II. lee,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOGcrr,
1OlI Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 STORE On MAIN STREET BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FlFfEhhTH STREETS.
BIS virtue Of deed Of trust from Alfred Poiudrx-
ter 10 the undersigned bearing date 90 the 26,h
day Of October, 1870, and recorded IN The clerS's
Office of the Richmond thanccry curt ID. Il. 90
A., page 1852. by request OF the hocsr OF ore Of
the notes described and secured In :u!d deed de-
fault having been made IN The payment Of SAID
note, will proceed to sell al public auction 10 Tie
on MONDAY. November 2, 1874. tte pr0;e.ty
described In said deed as lying on the North side VI
Main street between Fourteenth ana Fifteenth
streets, together with all the Improvements
thereon.
TENS: Sufficient in cash TO defray the Expenses 81
executing this trust and 10 pfy of ana discharge
a CO rtain negotiable note described aud secured bT
said deed, made by Alfred roinGtXter, tor $4,000,
with accrued interest; balance on such terms q
may be nude known at the time II sale.
Oc 22 JAMES =. GODDl* Trustee.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Spu YopE October 24-FOOn.-Stocks Gull
Cold. 10. Money, "a per cent. Fxchange-Long
as5h: short, 4s9. Governments dull. State bona!
quiet and nominal.
Erening.-Money easy. Sterling dull ana noihi
nal Geld dull at ll0M110hS Governments dul
and steady. States quiet and nominal
EASK STATEMENT.-1he following Is the pam
sta,cmeat for the week Loans decrease, y million
spece decrease, 17s million; legal tenders, IL mil
lion; deposits decrease, 32s million; reserves dc
rrcase 23s million.
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The Episcopal General convention

New YORK, October 24.-In the Episcopal
Convention to-day the report against d
change in reference to court of appeals was
adopted. The committee reported that q
change in the prayer.oook involved a change
in the caDous, and that it was ineXpedient, 10
make any change in the order of deacons.
The other proceedings We're preliminary.
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF HANDSOME
DLOT AND EX',ELLRNT FRAMED DWELL
ING ON tbs SuUrH SIDr OF CLAY STREET
Me- Il To ELIZA PARK ROW.-At the request
of The owner shall SELL at auction. on the premf-
scs, on MONDAY the Goth October, 1874, at
O'Clock =. NJ, The excellent NEW FRA ID
DWELLING located US above, now occupied by
40 feet 10 an alley. The dwelling Contains live
rooms. aud Is remarkably well built; also. kitcnen
in the yard. aud itydrant wtt"r &C. The neigh
borliood is very improving one
TERMS: At sale vs.. GODDIS,
0n o3 AuctIonccr.
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BY EciegrEssc.
NEW YORK MARK ETS.

NEW YORK, October 24.-Cotlon quiet &c. de
cline: l,452 bales sold at 141@ Sic. Flour duI
Mnd heavy: s5MS3 80 for common TO ialr sN.i'
When less active 1c. lower on spring Corn
shade frmer; moderate business: S6hc. FOR western
mixed In store: SG}46tS7c. for western a I nike
anu,t: TIC for new western mixed PGrk hrmer
new mss, sl9.25@.l9.50. Lard Grmer; l4c
for prime steam. Coffee very firm. sugar n Urn
Resin easier; 81. 3U@b2.35 for strained. Freight
firm; steam-cotton 7rc. grain, GAc.
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CGsRT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I

CL,f
RICIIMoND, October II, 1S71.
A RMSTKONG, GATOR IL co. VS..
III Mel EMURE'S FL. ECUTOR-In the Cham
Gerry Court OF sAe city u Richmond.-The follow
tng IL an eStrlct from The decree entered in this
Case on the 9th OF nctoba,-, 1874:
The court doth adjudse, order. and decree II at
aud report:
'lst. hat assets ofthe test, .trix have come into
the hanis of the said executor, and what, ii any,
assets remain yet 10 be collect ~: and also setle
and report IN account of the adm Illustration Of the
estate Of Rebecca McLelnore oy homas ii. LAM
beth. her executor. regarding any former settle
ment made and duly confirmed by competent
court as YTlaa acie correct but liza Die to be sur
charged ana IalSitied.
"2d. Who are the creditors of Rt,,ecca McLe-
more deceased, and what are the amuu ats of their
seys raj claims. nd Whit percentage fhei eof can be
paid on. OF The assets Which have come into the
bands or the said executor: and whether Oh not any
OF sato claims have priority oyer othcrs2 and the
said commissioner is directed state stCcial ~ any
matter deemed pertinent by hLm-.sIf or WI! I'll he
may oe required by any part incr.gE 10 state. :"
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BY Goddin, Warren Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,

TOR SALE, valuable CIRCULAR saw
4 and GRIsT-MILL, with SEVEN ACRES OF
LAND. in Hanover county. Va. Ten miles from
Richmond. and two and half miles from hilby's
station. Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. -..
Both mills now in perfect order: machinery all
new and of the beat kind, having been put up during
the last three wears gearing all cast iron. There is
an abundant supply OF water from fine stone dam
PA feet long, good house for miller, with garden,
&c. 80 =.
AT public sale. on the premises, on MONDAY, 2Gth
October, ut 81 o'clock t. VI. Apply 10
GUDnIN, WArREN & CO.,
HOG Main street. Richmond,
or to DIR. y. j. WUULDRlDGE,
French Hay, Hanover.
More than the seven acres OF land can be pur-
chased if desired.
Persons attending above sale can leave Byrd
Street depot on the 2;35 o. NJ traiu, and return on
the freight at u. NJ. same day. Richmond,
Frederick sburg and Potomac railroad.
oc l5.l7,19,z2.24
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Real Estate Agent and Aucdoaeer,
No. 10l4 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND N THE
4 COUNY OFHANOVER, CLAY TOW NSHIp
NEAR AsHLAND.-By virtue Of a DE d Of trust
from j: $. B. Tinsley !. the undersigned, ia,cd lst
the County Court Of Hanover. will sell at pn,Ii.
suction on MONDAY, November .. lS74atl5
O'Clock NJ. ut the Office of y. ~ Lee. Ola Nai,,
street, by The acre. much Of the land mentioned
I'm said deed rs will be suilciG 10 pay ,he d.b.
secured thereby and Interest. ana tie cost In exc
cutting this iced.
1 he land conveyed consists Of Two TRACTS
one of TWO HUNDRED AND sixty AND
THREE-FOURTH ACRES. and ad oins the lands
OF Y. 3. Prddy, joseph ). Wir2RcG. aud Others:
aud the other of TWENTI-NlSE AND USk-
HALF CRES, and adjoins the hands If Mary y.
Tinsley, Robert W. Jones, and Wlllm !. King
TERMS: CASH ROBERT u. siOrf,
Trustee.
The above sale IS done with M consent aud
win sell the above land, which abound, III The bsr
timber I'm Hanover county. and l. Within ihrr-
miles of Ashland; same distance from Hanover
Courthouse. d. :. b. IlSsLEY.
= y. DAVIS. Salesman. 0c -
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
prTItnoND October "a, STA,

RICHMOND, October "a, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT-White. 2 2S2 bushels. Red, 322 BUSH
CoRS.-Wbitr. 431 bushels. yellow, 800 BUSH
els Mixed. 100 bushels.
OATs.-14S bushels.
SALES.
/. wurAT.-Wbite, 1900 bushels on private terms
GO bushels prime nj II 81: 100 bushels at Si.3U
so bushels at Il. % 1926 bushels very goodat u
SO bushels goou at 81 80; 7G bushels AT 9oc' 1o-
WuEAT.-Ited 800 bushels on private terms:
CORS.-Whiie 60 bushels very GOOD new al f3c.
1876 bushels very good old Ut 9oc. Iotal' Zoo
bushels. t.. ..,,. rn
CoRS.-Ycllow. 40 bushels on privat terms; oO
bushels prime ncw at roc. Total, ~ bushels
loI;N-MiXcd. 3S bushels good at 9oc.
UATs-.SS bushels common at 62c.
RE-sNHIBITED.
CoRS-Yellow, 240 bushels Mixed, 3S bushels.
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&C 19-M4V
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exc REWARD.-Stole on We'd &,N;o
.DOO ncsday night from my stable. at 81
a white spot on his right rump, white feet,
round body. about five feet and half high,
and the root of his tail considerably rubbed,
and his name very rough aud short from rub
bling. BY returning The HORSE TO ROBERT D.
TAYLOR, New Kent Courthouse. or BODEkER
BROTHERS, Richmond, the above reward VIII be
pafd &C 23-3t*
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GREAT, SAVING OF FUEL WILL
N be secured with open CRATES by The use Of
THE PATtS NJ CORRUGATED FlRE-BACk,
for warming two or more rooms. II can he Fut II;
any fireplace without disturbing the mantel or
front
For particulars and references, apply TO l.. A.
Crcnshaw, or the itchinond Stove Company, or
j. = RAG LAND, "ho will put them up and give
estimates oc S-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-26
EESASS 1AE.

WANTED, STERLING BILLS ON LONDON.
A oe C &C t' I.TAVp NPORT. JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-26
BY James VI. Taylor d son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers-
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
j HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, ON THE
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
TnMAC RAILROAD. ABOUT olN MILES
FROM RICHMUND>ANn HALE A MILE FROM
HUNGARY STATION, IN HkNRID COUNTY,
Fl AuCTION.-ln eS, cution of decree of the
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond In the
special commissioner thereby Appointed, viii sell
III pubic auction, Ut the courthouse OF Henrico
1874 THAT being court-dayl, at ~ O'Clock NJ, the
property as above located.
Tie same will be di ,ided into four lotS contain
Ing twenty each all fronting on the south
side Of lie railroad.
TERMS Oue-third cash; the balance on credit
of six ana twelve months for negotiable n"teS, IN
tercs adde d. the title 10 be Hnt the whole
purclla e-money is paid and conveyance Is order
ed by The court JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Auctioneers.