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Rirl,u,o,,d 1lspatth.
1urr,n,v,,rspAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1874.
1..,ema,,o, Instead Of Burial.

20 the Editor Of ne Tribune:
sir-Your correspondent sc. =: " 81,
1uiles to the growing interest IN E.us anS
fsken in the subject OF incrctnaton, ano
1nenfions the fact that no less peisonsSe
thar Sir Henry Thompson urges II IN tne
Os,,se,,,yorurv Repie,r. I hall The prosper
~ oven q remote dcl,yeranee from the Gus
soyo M burying the dead, which, put ioI
nonnlar preju6ice, might be changed "hn,p
= wear. and The foul gases from pnysiea, pn,
frefactiop. the horrible PotteE's-tieiu SIG Ice
YOU are reporting, and the frightiuI p h ,;s.
Of body.snatching from the grave ~ Wv
sectipg.room would pass INTO n.s,U eeem
Every consideration ana ats H. hody
10 favor the chemical burning vi "S o,,s,o,,
end co,,ia we think of the present custom J.
~r h~,;ai without prejudice Of education II
sro,,,d certainly present most repuisiYe
ssOoct disgraccful to our high enIighten'
ment. x,r,t,a,
An article in The London Inder, WRITER
l,y the eminent English clergyman, the heV
Charles Voysey, favors the hurting OF INT
hody. and makes suggestions for the deposi
of ihe ashes 10 appropriate urns. Iher'
will be then none OF the loathsomencss "
corruption in these memorials; ,.,,,
ono horror of dark vaults ana daipl
graves. with their seethin g corruption. M
precious body being eaten plece-mea!; ;, os
worms Of the earth, or melting away d IN ;
1oathsome stream. The form Is cAnSeu
tbeenhstance really remaining after the cGeni
leo, burning is not in the leastdegree sug
srestjye OF the past or the future. Inc ooo.
sayed thereby from every possible ois
honor, purified from every decay; No n woFa
would bring to many and many an a1nlctet
SURVIVOR .I know" he says, "of one on
cemetery which is now occupied by cooper
ace. and which, constantly wet with stag
nant water. All around it typhus fever ls per
petually raging. The danger would not pe $,
great ii the bodies were buried without col
fins, The earth would sooner disipfect them
but as it is the mischief is nursed aud muiIi
piled hundred fold by the process OF deca!
being delayed" -,
Trusting this subject may create wide:
spread interest and general discussion, an
yours, r. a: "ANH'''
Cincinnati, February II, 1874.
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SOME WEATHER SIGNS.-" NJ. Quad"
enumerates the following in Our Freside
Friend as among the most reliable weather
signs:
If pear-trees blossom before the Goth Of
March, and you notice the cows and horses
rubbing themselves against the meeting
house door, and the top rail Of the fence
casts two separate shadows, it argues wellior
the coming wheat crop.
If the clouds all move one way during
November, and big girls go barefoot, and
tin-pcddlers ale numerous, and your wife
wants a ness rair ." Of shoes, and plun.trees
grow the most branches on the west side,
the next year will be prolific OF thunder
storms and lightning-rod agents.
If pumpkins are frost-bitten before they
turn yellow, and house-rent goes up, and
catnip tea has bitter taste, and saW-loss
show an inclination to roll up hill, the pota'
tO-ret is sure 10 follow.
II there are high winds in February, ioi
lowed by warm rains, and cattle refuse 70 lcf
salt, and red-headed girls are conspicuous,
July will be a cool month.
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BYRON, 50c.: cloth, 81. nex edition 81 the
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

yY,pJ7sTEE,s SALE OF A LOT, WITH
l. FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, Sll SG y p rE ET
a And VEST Line or SIXTEENTH sT Isaa 7,
At AUCTION.-By virtue of certain Ge efarr gi
and "i wife, dated 14!h Of May, 1873 duly recorded
II the clerks 9se Of the scs sha IN
ton nf said trust. balng thereto required by the
be benz H sell at public auctions on the premises
on WEDNESDAY the 25th Of February r iSfa b ~
lot fronts 26 feet on the south line OF Broaa
Street. and running back depth of ss feet. nd %
TERMS Cash as to the expenses OF SAFE anu 70 =
saTrab Harris Of S4OO, dated 14th of May, 1873
and as to The residue Of said purchase money, on
and direct: or In case of his failure to give such d-
recton, at such Lime the trustee shall think III.
fr19 JOHN u. w ADC, ITuSIee.
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The work originally published unte' :nG wv va:
THE NEW MEXICAN CYCLOr;;t IL ,.ite cir.
completed in 1862 since which hns t asr,, Of he
culntiou which 1t has attained IN an paIss rh,rh
United States aud the signal devetopinsr ,rrs.
have taken place In every branch OF scr S ,.b,.h.
ture, and art have induced the aso IN rsyIsior,
ers to submit if 10 an exact and u1orSu Sh Wspi.
and 10 issue new edition entitled THE AhH''
GAN CYCLOPEDIA. oss n dlseo-
xeTy In every departmcnt Of knowledge has maze
new work Of reference an imperative VIZ scpt n,ce
The movement OF political ah.ir rs her truiTgl
with The to e 9, ard I'd
the convenience aud refinement Of 49, have oc.
Great wars and consequent reSoiu w nacniIsr mo-
Cured d1yoyaS pao ns our sni oSa Country ws
was a: Its height when the last Voiuhie I'D new
work appeared, has happily ben sIo sctiytty has
Iarye acccssions to our geographic knoSes
have been made by the indefaIisao.e eAp'0'
Th 9rea. political revolutions Of The last lave
with the natural result OF the npse % ~ new meg.
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teulars Great battles have bees 80 a, tails ire
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rs vet preserved only IN the pew .sbrb ousE.
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history. .s,,iop for the pres ~
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bring down the information 70 tue , ,s o. hs
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

RlCaMONO FIAtUhL >.
TUESDAY, February "a, 1874.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 75Q9oc.; seneca, without top
6Oc.
Bees,oay: Csc. % b.
Bucktoheat Flour: &c. Very dull.
Ruttsr. Prime to choice yellow. S30lo5c-i poor
70 GOOD, 15Q25c.; common, 10GE12c.
R,oon- Corn: Green, SD10c. red, 4Noc.
Corn MenI: 9Oc. ~ bushel.
Dried Frut-Apples. quarters. 6@oc;. . sil ees
s sS: se ntted PiS@isc Blackberres sal0c
Foos: In barrels TIC. u dozen; In crates
Four Virginia country Is nnoted TO-DAY s Enes
TX 75kOS6: superine. S7.50GBS: extra. SS.oUeQ
1915; family, ordinary run, $e.o0QGSio; FANCY
brands, $11.
Feathers: Prime hve-goose, s5g7oc.; common,
E1arsesd: s1.7o@s1. so ~ bushel.
Eav: Virginia timothy, s1.05941.2o; clover,
s0c.@sl
Lard: Country. 9@10c.
Oats: Baled. S0090c 7R 100 b5.
Onions-sl.75Gs2 "a buslel. In demand.
Potatoes: lrisl 5UW65c- "a bushel
Pouhry.-Dressed: Turkeys, 15@17c; chickens
10@12c.
Rye: s5c. q bushel.
Sunac: 75c.-neminal
Stucts: S0GS5.
Baled Sralo: 60@65c.
7aLlo.o: 6@7c. q D..
WOOL: Wasnea' 9oQR4o''' u""'>' -oss00
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: s2.25@S2.s0 y barrel; kosenaae'
.o~,c,,tu,al Toe az busbeI: Virginia
Iudian Rock. 81 .209s1 40; klverton, a1.25
OHIO; h1ckiand' - .oo sgn M. delivered
Lininad 80 7SGSSs w
Dry Goods.
pro,e,, Sbeetinos and Shtrttnos a Manchester,
| exc. X Manchester, SCI. Manchester, 7c.;
"A james River, gfc:; = James e., hEer, oc., y
stuiHs hSSr' snitaviIIe iUc: ~ Potomac,
Ioxc.: a Blue Ridge, &C.; "A Rockbridge,
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RAPID Gene FOR CATARRH.-AccordinS to
Hamilton, the seyerest catarrhal cold can be
removed In about ten hours By mixture OF
carbolic acid, 10 drops; tincture OF Iodine
and chloroform, each, 10 drops. A few
drops of the mixture should be heated over
a spirit-lamp, in test-tube, the mouth OF
Tbch should be applied to the nostrils as
soon as volatlization is effected. The opera
ton should be repeated in about two min
ntes, when, after the patient sneezes num-
Der of times, the troublesome symptoms rap
IDLY disappear.
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By Davenport & Morris, Auctione ers.

MO
A UCTION SALE OF CARGO OF RIO
n COFFEE AT RICHMOND. VA;-We VII
sell at auction at our warehouse In the city OF Rlcn-
mond, Va. at the head OF the Dock, OH the nth
DAY. OF FEBRUARY, 1874, commencing at II
2,547 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
for account OF whom concerned. just arrlVeu per
Skiold from Rio Janeiro in a damaged condition,
more or less part Of this lea, cargo is superior
TERMS: Made known Oh DAY OF s2ie.
1so HATE s CHESTS FINEST GRADES GUN
NV POWDER TEAS
of orr importation, selected by Russell 4 Co., OF
Shanghai, with great care for the Virginia and
800 BARRELS REFINED SUGAR;
200 HOGSHEADS BACON
500 BARRELS HERRlNGS;
500 BARRELS SYRUP;
90 OCrAVES j. & L. MARTELL BRANDT
TOUR importation):
PORTER, STOUT, ALE, and other mlsceila-
ne g uo GoS SACKS WoRTHINGToN DEsKINs'
SALT, direct from Liverpool
ALSO.
$50 kegs Wilson'S celebrated TWI.T TOBACCO;
I" Head of ali - brand: ,,r
200 boxes Imported French and Italian Mac
>i' DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
O. % Auciioneers.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. l113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AVALU:,
" ABLE FRAME DWELLING AND LOT OS
THE NORTH SIDH OF GRACE STREET, BE-
TWEEN TWENTY-FlFTH AND TMENTT1G-
SIXTH STREETS. CHURCH HILL, I1 AUG
TIONn pursuance Of decree Of the E Eahrery
II. 1874, in the suit OF Ford &C., b. Crutchheld'
trustee, and others, the rs Sbeciai leo m
missioner will. Oh WEDNESDAY the 25tn gay "a
February. 1874, al O'Clock p III, proceed TO- sell
by public auction, upon the premises. the REAL
Estate men 'ionel above and In said decree, at
the risk and cost Of John s. Talman, a FORMER pur
chaser thereof, The said properly consists , OF
TWO-STORY FRAME Dwell LING with paSe-
mem. Containing seven rooms kitchen, &C. and lot
fronting 49T feet on the north side OF Grace strees
between Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sl1th streets, ana
running back IS feet to al alley:
TEHMs: Enough in cash to dcfray the cost OF sui
and expense Of resale and TO pay OIL Il notc ni
S5S450, with interest thereon from January ~,
1874 and charges Of protest; upon creait as 10
1901 .25 uatil July 24,1S74; as to SCI S.37 until
January "a, 1875; and the residue upon sucii
terms as the said Taman shall direct or IN case OF
his failure upon credit OF eighteen months from
the tay CT sale. The purchaser to give negollaDle
notes for the deferred pay ments win interest
added and the title to be retained until inc whole
nurchasc money is paid. A. K. COuR iNE1,
p'' S' Special Commissioner
RICHARDSON & Co, Auctioncers. CIV
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BY Grubbs s. Williams
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRITSTEES' AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
VALUABLE EARN OF ABOUT THREE
MILLS BELOW THE G1lY - G OF Ri Ra y sT
AUCTION.-By virtue of decree Of the United
States District Court for the Eastern District OF
Virginia In the matter OF George y. Pleisants'
bnnkrunt entered 2l st February, S74. the under
signed trustees under certain deeds therein men, d,
Toned aud assignees Of said bankrupt, VII Se a.
March 5ih. 1874, the whole of the TRACT or zoe
ACRES. more or less, on which the said pleas4nIs
p. w. Grubbs, trustee, John Goolsby, ana Henry
Bates described Ia said several deeds: Aion, so
81 acres i'm wheat. The land isyery fertile. There
is on the place handsome dwelling win seven
roouis, large barn and hay house, ano ample out'
buildings. all In good order.
TERMS: VIII be ANNOUNCED on the day Of sale.
EDWARD Y. ROBINSON,
w. GODDlN,
JOHN b. CRENSHAW,
Trustees.
F. NJ. CONNER, Assignee
GRuDDs & WILLIAMS, Aucrlopeers. te rs
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BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

q corner Governor and FranklIn streets.
GPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
y OF IMITATION WAX-FRUITs, CONFEC-
On SATURDAY the 2Sth Instant, at 10 O'Clock,
we will sell Mt our auctol-rooms lup-s,airs large
and beautiful collection Of ooy
IMITATION WaX-WORK of FRUITS CON
FECTIONBRY, CAKES, &C., &C., lifted upon
handsome stands, and covered with GLASS shades:
The stock will be on exhibition on THURoDAI
and FRIDAY,
The public of Richmond is respectfully Invited to
call and examine 1t. this being the first exhibitlon
of such goods In this city. ,,
These goods have secured premiums at the cxhi-
billions Of Paris and Vienna. ourop
feo5 Auctioncere.
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s25O.OOO FOR FIFTY DOLLARS
FOURTH GP.AND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
pr1RIIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
On MARCH 31sT NEXT.
10000 TICKETs-12.ooO GIFTS:

TOTAL, 10000 GIFTS, ALL CASH.
amounting tU......
T.1E CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION Or GIFTS
WILL POSITIVELY AND THEORETICALLY TAKE
PLACE ON THE DAY NOW FIXED, WHETHER AL
TIE TICKETS ARE SOLD OR NOT, AND THE 1Z,OOO
GIFTS ALL PAID IN PROPORTION TO THE NUMBER
OF TICKETS SOLD,
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, $50; Halves, S25 Tenths, or
each coupon, IS; eleven whole tickets Tor Souo.
Send for circulars.
The time for the drawing is near at hand and
persons intending to purchase tickets haze no me
to loe. THOS. =. BlAMLEi ~,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky and Manager
Of Gift Concert. Public Library Building, LOUIS
For tickets and information apply 10 A: r.
l. ECUYER, 900 Bank street, or WILLIAM IL
Ei'n o'ei "' fe i2-ThtMh25&wtMh25
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. February 24.-Flour quiet: Howard
street, superfne s5@*6 extra, EG25@S7 family
$3.50; city mills superllne. :5@T6: extrs' S5Gg .
s6 ; extra ira $GS5G$7: family, ,s7.25@$s;s5
quiet and 5teady sol sh Choice SSS eg
II .S56Si. 90 good to priv e red, S1.7Q@s1 80
Common 10 fair red, Sl.55@S1 65; Pennsylvania
S1.7O; Ohio and lnniana. 81 :50aS1.2 20. Corn
nc. Oats quiet; southern, 77@.79c kye duh a,
a2@9ic. Provisions dull and nominal. Western
butter firm and unchanged. Whisky dull anc
nominal at Csc. Colee dull at 23@25c. Sugar
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CrsrEsx1Ab sAacAsx FROM TEN Wa 3 n,,s,
ros esnsoSIcLs: : Theimagni6cent 8enlnnsi
s ar, ~ the country over Tits geutenn'ai EEK
hibition outside of philadelphia Is QUIZ DULY
aouailed by the ardor with which they CON.
tribute toward It's expenses"
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY

A NICE FRAME DWELLING, five rooms Il ep 5ne
of Canal and Jefferson Sree heiween Broad and
Grace. four rooms. 81 ,,, Third s,rcct
FRAME HOUSE, four rooms, norm lni'o ''e.''
FIR sSE HOUSE. three rooms, corner OF 1hlr-
tieih and r streets, $500; w.t., ..uoo. or,ro-
FRAME HOUSE, four 20 r 9on:' ''"'D '''-0'
FRAME House. I'VE rooms, Canal between firss
ppi anE fEo'jSE, live rooms, corner of Thirtieth
ppaWE House, four rooms, Thirtieth between
For terms aud further particulars apply to-
Ava Hull & GUDDlN,
Real Estate Auctione ers,
f. s-eod3t HOS Main street.
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Bv Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

rg,RUsTEE's SALE OF HANDSOME
u IA1,,iSMTT, TS STrEEET NEAR CORNER OF PERRY
SThEFT, IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER,
Sa'IBy virtue of deed of trust executed TO the
nndcrsigncd by John K. Cogbill, bearing date on
The OH day Of September. 1913, and duly record
ed In the County Court CLERKS 9th e OF CHESTER
field county. ID. b., volume Z, page 4, Tor certain
nj pubic auction on THURSDAY the 26;h day Of
Feb uary, 1874, at AZ O'Clock p: NJ, the HOUSE
and LII on said street The LOT fronts AZ feet on
Fourteenth street by 66 feet. The building Il en-
t1rely new. containing four good rooms well ell
closed. andln first-rate condition.
and expenses Of sale. the balance payable as fol-
lows: 4 note due May 9th, 1874. for S243.?5
and one Que September 18th, 1874: Tor FAB 80
on day of sale. y. nj. 1iSOoit
2l-5E JTUstec.
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CONFESSION MERCHANTS.

LANES q, FIcKLES, WARREN 8: FfcKLSS,
late OF buckingham, Va. late OF DanyiHcs va
r Is. FICKLEN e Co. GENERAL
81 /. COMMISSION MERCHANTS In FLOUR,
CRAM TOBACCO, aud other Virginia and MesS-
ern Products, Cary street between Twenth ana
Thirleepth. Richmond, Va. - i,
j. Harlsook, ESQ.,; Judge b. 10. Wexford. hten,,
mond, Va. Hon. James q. kempsr. Goysraa6s q
vi rpfnIa: Hon. r. T.. Wilhers, Lteuteuan!.Goy-
ernor oS VIRGINIA; Colonel +. W. M. Aoh1shy.
Winchester Va; w. A. Stuart, Esq. sa,syiiie; w;
George III Ruckcr. Eeq., y nchbnrg. 49, y.
iryins. Fec. ParnyIlie, vs.; Johnston q Casek'
Bankers, DanYille, Va. 9. - = 60
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At RICHMOND REAL ESTATE EYCHANGE.
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.-THE
N ESTATE CALLED "FENLEY'S," CON
TANNING 9354 ACRES, IN CHESTERFiELD
COUNTY, ON BOTH SIDES OF THE GLOVER
HILL RAILROAD AT FENLE1,S STATION,
FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.-We will sell at auc-
ton. at the Real Estate Exchange over the State
Bank Of Virginia, on MONDAY the I'd of March,
at 2 o'clock ~, the tract Of WOOD, TIMBER,
scriDed, containing 9354 ACREs.aoo9t 500
acres in woods, mostly original growth or WOOD
ami timber; the balance cleared or In small growth
pine some Of 1t large enou III for cord wooc swift
creek Is the northern boundary, and lies on both
slices of the Glover Hill railroad with turnout at
Fenley's station, to which all the wood and timber
Is very convenient.
The improvements are FRAME DWELLING
with 81 X rooms, and the usual out buildings:
Some Of the land Is good farm ng land, but IT'S
greatest value consists in its wood and timber ana
It's nearness station and turn out on the Clover
Hill railroad.
This land is susceptible Of being divided Into
three or more farms, all having fronts on the Cio-
yer Hill railroad.
A plat Of the land can be seen at our Office.
GRUBBS j. WILLIAMS,
|. fe o5 Auctioneers.
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BY James 81. Taylor Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets.
MILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY THE
w Sd day Of March, l STA, mt II o'clock NJ, al
Stearns's old distillery, at Rockets, THREE RE.
TURN FLUE-BOILERS, each 81 feet inches
TERMS: Made known at the hour of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
ca o4 Suclioneers.
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Ry Telegraph.
>,npK MARKETS

NEW YORK MARkETS.
NEW YORK. February 24.-Cotton dull. Sales
o3t; bales AZ G@pl6aa. Flour dull and decllntnc;
common 10 fair extra, IS; 70@s7:6o: Whisky s
Changed new sou thcrn yellow, 7emS0c. Rice
ouiet and steady. Pork tl-lner; new, 81 $40 Lard
Heavy at 94c. Tallow quiet. NaVais STEADY.
ErniphtS firm.
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AU1TIoE SALES -Tulure D.ys:
BY Fiji b Goddin.
Real Estate Auetteneess snd Aseats'
- 80 - 81 ~ M Main ekr@ef.

1 Nos110 Oh Maln ssrcet. u.
krICE FRAME DWELLING. 20 20. gr4
MN THEEAsT SIDE OF foUMRITTHH Is S yl ID
BETWEEN JASKssSoE ,a A ~ Rss DSYYf Inc asts
SALE Il On the premises, we Will sell fhe
ss house ceh.a' pit cSs
g0Oo foonEs. ~. a.. nrentses. The LOT fronts 22t
ssa ssg depth or less with side
alley. a, a vary good nejghborhood
nd n 10 now rented TO prompt tenant ut 20 per
auDun. .1,-d caat,. h,l,nca nt sfY and
..afns nontbs, six per cent added.
t"e''e BILL &c GOnDIE, uttioneers.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Postponed until Ak O'Clock P. NJ. THURSDAY,
9th instant. &c 20
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

no MAKE ROOM-FOR SYRINGE
i STOCK l will Sell my Heavy Boots q ga
other goods ut q reduction Of ten per cent My
stock is composed Of all the various styles and
grades such us may be found only in u first. class
boot and shoe store. Lart assortment OF Trunks,
&C. Sole-Leather Trunks for gentlemen 1T cost.
in ii : -. w. z. w. TAYLOR.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. ,,u
NEW YORK, February 24-Soon'-s'o tss.
Money, a. Gold, 112a. Exchange.-.o a.,',,,et,
short, 4SSh. Governments strong. ,'.o nanInal
Erening-bIoney easy at ago .;1or,ble do
Gold, 1127s@1l3. GoVernlie"'7'
ing and lower. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 24.-VIrgl n,s Vu,'S S,,,
,oo ,oa,ar..a5 West virglnIa's, II. Biz lo-oa!'
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1ScISSATI, February 24.-Flour easier at 50. 80
g,ie; at MA. 5O@s14.75. Lard quiet: kettle, s,s
aS9c. Bacon steady; shoulders; 6h@6Ac;; clear
rib Sk@s3Sc clear sides, S2s@Sac; outside price,
packed Whiskey quiet at 95c
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BY Paine, Cabell & Co., Auctioneers.
THIRST SPRING SALE.


FIRST SPRING SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, 25th Instant,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, we Will sell nj our
Warehouse very large and desirable assortment OF
new and choice goods, ted to the present ana ap
proaching season, consisting OF
STAPLE AND FACY DRY GOODS
in great v, riety.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
ROOFS SHOES. AND BALMORALS,
MEMS AND BOYS HATS. HOSIERY, NOTIONS. &C,
Including all invoice III CHOICE styles Oh
CaSSIMERtS and COTTOSAipES,
for the spring trade. Also, will lie added large
invoice OF desirable STOCK GOODS, consisting OF
CASStMERES.
KENTUCKY JEANS,
COTTONADES,
LINEN DUCKS,
DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' SHOES, CO
MEN'S FUR and STRAW HATS, &C., &c
The whole to he sold without reserve.
Ate PAINE, CABELL CO..
co,., kuctionc rs.
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The St. Louis Republican conss sT,snn,ai
question whether the Phi!adelpnm
;S "a celebrate the Nation or foips''
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BY James 81. Taylor Son, -..-...
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank Streets
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUC-
ID TION,-Will he sold on WEDNESDAY tne
25th day of February, 1874 on the pre1liIeSSN az
Az O'Clock P. NJ, EIGHT PREIT1 buan etrssi
IiTS fronting on the east side Of Buchanan street
IS feet each and running back the usual distance
TERMS AZ sa'e JAMES n. TAYLoR & SON,
co, Auctionerrs.