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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-14
Record Books
F'O IL SAHH
OF
Valuable Farm.

DURSUANT To 4 DEED % TRUST 10
i the undersigned trustee from James
Wayt, dated the 18th day Df June, ls6, md
81 record In the Clerk = office 81 the County
Court Of ohio county, state Of West Nif.
SATURDAY, THE Ut DAY OF AUGUST,
Is7I, ut 10 O'Clock n. M, Ht the 'front.' dDDr Df
the Court House 81 ohio county, sell NJ
public auction, ~" following dsSrTibci
property lOT = sUWcl"ncy thereof To- pay
the dDit and Interest sscuTsd by said deed
Of trust and ia. "Tp"nscs Of zalsI, that H. 10
SAY, that certain iarm containing one hun
drcd and nNy-BIHc acres, more or lGzs
situat.. on the waters - Short crrck Iu
ohio county, 4 ST.. 81 IVES, NiTRluiu. Join.
ing the farm Of William Chapllnr ~ the
vest, that ~ william Flnly on The north,
the farm OfThofnAs I"mphlll on ~. east
and To. arm 81 John DIiiin on the sDuth.
Terms Of al" cash.
CHNRLES MARSHiLL.
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NEW LIVERY
BOARDING STABLE.

UrHE USDEREiGNED ANNOUNCES
that lac has bought the Livery stable
formerly occupied ny q. W. Robinson,
Agent, at No. 30 and lf0T, Market street,
and las reOpeBed IL with the purpose Of
Keeping one Of the btzt Livery and Board
ing stables IN the city.
Pine Light Driving Bugslez, and Gentle
and Speedy saddle and Buggy HOTSes can
b. had az all shines on the most reasonable
terms.
Particular attention n given TO the care
OF BDAKDING HORSES, aud q Few Will 10
taken on liberal terfnE.
Patronage solicited. PETER ERB,
Jy4b Proprietor.
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Sugar Cured Beef s Shoulders

- TIERCES EVANS SUGAR CURED
y Beef Five TierceS Evans Sugar Cured
Shoulders, for sale by. X. J. SMYTH.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Reported by Telegraph Especially for
the Wheeling Register.
OFFICE MARYLAND LIVE STOCK SCALES,
Thursday. August IL, 1874.
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A GENERAL BANKING, EXCHANGE
n and Collection business transacted
with fidelity and promptness.
Certificates of Deposit issued and inter-
est paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale in sums to suit;
New Fractional Currency and |, 2, 3, ana
SC coin always on hand for the accommo-
dation of the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
JACOB HoRSBRoOK HENRY NJ. HARPER,
GEO. w. FRANZHEIM, JOHN h. WILSON,
JACOB S. RHODES, GEORGE ADAMS,
JOHN l.. HOBBS, WM. Il. SIMPSON.
NJ. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
,na,LDS-I&u
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

For the relief
and cure Of all
arrangements
inthe stomach
liyer,and bow
els. They are
"A mild ap"T-
tent, and eK-
Cellent purRa-
tive. Beln z
purely vegeta-
bic, they con
tain no meTcu
"AaN H..WNg.HHu
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PIG IRON.
RSCANABA.

The following table exhibits, III gross
tons, the shipments of iron ore and pig
iron from Escanaba up TO and including
August 5, 1874:
ORE PIG IRON.
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Total..............ljl,JO3l
L'ANSE.

The following table shows the amount,
in gross tons, of ore shipments from the
port of l. Ansc for this season, up To August
5th, 1874:
Michigamme lS,4S
Total ,j9S
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ONE PRICE CLDTHIER,l
-oc.o2 4aTwelfthSt. Wheeling.
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8ith.S.:;,u,td 4ispath.
,,,nn.v FEBRUARY II, 1874


r,;.nrs ni.notch.-Your cosresponasa..
<sM. D." says :" that tne S'u ,non the face
moonlight produces paralysis. ul SMnd s >
s.f sleeper Is utterly without ,ou' her 70
~ Y. rsrIv 70 which bold assertion psS "
~ case that came within my ia'u'eu's s,
s;a.~ in California many years eso.
..TTnc,s paul" hunter Of great Iepu's Ell, IN
~, esr wes,. came to me one dry aau sa.u
NJ .se wing lain with his face exposed 70 1ne
. ..aaen during the night, 1t had ccsn oisMn
moon u~ ,,nEes: and, sure enough, his mourn
&N iu 81 ii, on one side, following tne
direction Of the descent OF the mUvuI as
osteJ me TO give him a glass OF "hskes' -
hc ,houyht the stimulast Would olins us
Ssce oil right. / gave htm TWO glasses Va
.h.t ,;ouor' and in a few days MS lace WIS
stored te It's wonted equilibrium.
Tie Mace Uncle Paul slept in was r'Ses
s,otton,. and it is highly probable that eole
or so,ne other than lunar cause may pave
wroueht the effect upon him. Inc iact'
hoxeSer. Is that an old hunter, Used to sleep
ing in the open air. was affected IN 't'e tia ar
ner described; and tie question Is an open
one. as to whether it was cold or some othe ::
unknown cause which twisted bis mouth az
the way saw it.. ,o,s+ro,,
Until the anti-luuarians can denonstraS
nv actua, experiment that the nloon ms Az
effact sron either the weather or the tioes-
or ;ndeed. upon either the animal or FeSeEI!a,
Sis rreution-I fear the weight OF I"e,,
on;n;on will incline TO the ola Deiie' III ths
nn,enev Of that mysterious iumnary- ,r
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THE MODERN DoRIc.- Richmond rejoices
that the City Hall Tor court-house) is at last
condemned and In fair way to remove itself
and give place to better building. The old
house has been subject Of discussion for
some time, and in that discussion fact has
been developed that reminds the public
forcibly enough of the flimsy style OF build
ing in favor amongst US. The City Hall was
begun in 1914, and is consequently not yet
sixty years old yet, it is ruin. Those
were the "good old times" too, ana we
build at the present day no better than, il so
we'll as, then. What an absurdity ana y, Wn !, II
a waste is a style of architecture that Is ola
at forty, decrepit at fifty, dead and rotten
and nuisance at sixty
It was "poric," this old house, SO they
saw. DoricI The Grecian buildings whose
name it bore, whose proportions it aped,
apo-unsbaken by wind, and storm, and
Time itself. Our Doric temple of justice on
our Acropolis, not yet sixty years of nge,
frembles in every breeze, and must be torn
down lest it tumble Of its own weight to the
earth.-Norfolk VtrgintGn.
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rup Ey11, OF RECKLESS LIEING.-lte1ers-
>e,ro Appedl.l-We have read win erea.
rain the sad case of William u. Coleman, a.
Sichmond. The young man upon mho>e
,;aroe This Sudden and fatal blight OF diS,
n,race has fallen had many attracttsc soca'
sra;ts ond capacity by which he had ALREADY
syon considerable reputation. lntemperance
and extravaganza, and the opportunity care
ieSs,v given him of converting to bis own
nsc the public funds, appear to have united
n accomplish his ruin. High living Is Tue
So,Iv-the crime Of the age. 1t betrays 70
sha;r inter and Immediate destruction, DAY
after day, Young men Of blooming pfomise'
for whom, under happier ana more sensr
HE conditions Of life, future was
reserved Of respect and blessing. II mas
,sapped the foundations OF the seh-respect
of many Of the best and brightest, leaving
on the names they beQueath their chiioLen
mildcw such as no lapse Of time can enace,
ond "not all the waters Of the wide salt
.eaw can ever cleanse. What wicked folly
NOT TO reflect, that no indulgence can afford
nne-millioneth the happiness which clean
name. uutarpished honor, and selt-respect
can bestow; that no display, no riches, no
surroundings, however imposing, can COM
Densate for the destruction of home-clr-
cie,s peace or for the averted eye and the
forfeited confidence Of friends.
"Nomen bonum snstas anguentts," said
the great King--"a good name is like unto
a fragrant ointment" All good men should
mite TO frown down the habits of excess
and profigacy that lead to such fatal conse,,
-uuences. Especially in men who are charged
with the possessions Of others should the
evidences or riotous living awake suspicion;
How much more merciful to those exposed
to such temptations and disposed to yleld 10
them, 10 deprive them Of the opportunity
than to let them 90 on till they ask III despair,
as did poor Coleman, "Do you think tnefe
is hell2 What shall do?"
We would observe, in conclusion, that
there seems to have been singular, not 10 say
culpable, negligence somewhere in the office
that Coleman SO long had undisturbed use OF
the State money, aud Was at last found out
by accident only. Our correspondent says
that other developments in connection with
the matter are promised. We hope the
whole truth will be brought to light, aud
that blame will be visited where it properly
belongs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-14
BY D. X. Weisiger,
Auctloneer and Land Agent,
No. 1908 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. FARM AND RESIDENCE: TEN - :, NILES ~ 3
VEST OF RICHMOND, ON JAMES RIVER, IN
CMHfEi1STERFiELD C0UNTY, BY AUCTION.--At
the request of the Beneficiary in certain deed Of
trust from Alexander Watson and James Maiker'
corded in Chesterfield County Court. d. Is. So, vol.
a. VIII proceed TO sell at public aus. a9n on On
front Of Chesterfield courthouse, In the town OF
Manchester, at o'clock r. d., the valuable
TRACT OF LAND mentioned In said deed, COZ on
more or less, with residence aud necessary out.
buildings; shrubbegy, &c, adjoining the LANDS o.
Mcssrs. g. A. W. Taylor, /. Winston, and a; :.
bios station, Richmond and DanVille railroad.
NTERMs: Cash as to 1892 and expenses OF sale
The balance at six and Twelve months
i'm bonds secured by u deed Of trust
| - G. w. TURNER,
D. K. WEISIGER,
T,1o,d Trustees.
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AN EXCELLENT JoKE.---The Rev. DR.. S. L.
Prime, last summer, at Newport, took ride
with a family named Nightingale. The ride
was prolonged into the evening, and the
Doctor, in letter describing it, says: The
stars and the nightingales saw us home"
Forthwith somebody rushes into print to
show that there are no nightingales in that
country, and some one comes forward to
prove that there are nightingales. And all
pitch in on one side or the other. Mean
while, DIR. Prime and the Nightingales, of
Newport, keep n merciless silence and let
the great joke go on.
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BY Hill 4 Goddiu,
Real Estate Agents and AuctLoIeers,
No. 1l0S Main street.

1 VERY EXCELLENT DWELLING.
IN WITH FIFTY-TWO AND A HALF FEYE
PINE AND LAUREL STREETS. FOR SALE AZ
AUCTION.-On MONDAY the 18th instant. al
IL O'Clock NJ. ut the Real Estate Exchange. We
viii sell that VALUABLE PROPERTY fronting
52h feet on Main street. fronting Monroe Park ard
running back 1919 feet to al alley 20 feet wide.
The improvements consist ola BRICK DWELL.
ING, In excellent condition. containing seven
rooms: Kitchen with two rooms. and stable: excel.
lent we'll Of water aud various kinds OF fruits %
the lot. The width of the lot permits al ad!,IoaA
building Of "a feet front ON the side nearest Pie
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at SIX sr!
twelve months with six per cent. interest.
fe12 HILL & GODDIN. kucti0netfs.
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A Georgia editor WIS bitten ny 8 dog
IS being evidently mistaken for bono."
Z, Boston Post: "Foreed loans are aego
tIated after dark through back window, in
Nebraska sy sas..' r se..@
THE Mayor OF Bainbridge, Ga. has bad
his wages raised to s25 q month, with an eve
nipg out once week. &Ss@t@5
An Iowa farmer who has been married
only seven weeks, and has had to buy q Wig,
offers to bet that bis wife can whip. pan
ther. - <ss.. 49, 81 =! a
"a western paper says Of the air In Isre-
1ation to a man 1T kisses and blesses him.
but will not obey him." Poor Dobbs says
shat description suits his wife exactly.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Observation-Disclosures. ......................... 20
+ ~
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BY Hill & Godd!n,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.ioneers,
l10S Main street,

DRICK STORE, WITH DWELLING
ID ABOVE, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OELEsTER
III. MARSHALL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION AT
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, CORNER
OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETs.-0n
TUESDAY, February 18th, at II O'Clock W., 4,
the zeal Estate Exchange, We Will sell the valuable
PROPERTY located as above described, near 10
the Powhatan understanding. The improve.
ments consist of brick store with dwelling above
Containing four rooms. In good repair. The la
fronts on Lester street so feet, with depth Of us
feet and is so arranged as 10 provide room for at
other building the same siz@with the store. Lo;
well enclosed.
his lot being so near the wharves and the ter!n.
nus of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad must SON
be very valuable. Now rented ut $3.50 per annuH.
TERMS Ope-fourth cash balance at four, eign.,
and twelve months, six per cent. added, secured n
q trust deed.
fa1o 110S Main street,
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ROBERT BEATTiE, 2. n.
OFFICIAL.

OFFICE OF CLERK OF House OF DELEG1TEs,}
RICHMOND, January 20, 1874. 5
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
ID SEAfBLY approved April 2, 1873, II Is law
full tor the Circuit Court Judges OF this Common
wealth, until the times for holding the terms oil
their courts shall be prescribed BY law to 11 the
lime for holding such terms. The terms or the
Eighth Judicial Circuit have been liked US folloHs
Accomac cou,aty.-March LIST, June LIST, and Octo-
Der LIST. - 49,
Norttamptona oorrty.-March 18th, June 9th,
and October 18TH
ElizaGetA CITY ca,snty.-March goth, June 18th.
and October goth.
Hur,oick co,l,ty---March 9th, June goth, and
October 9th.
York county.-Aprn1 LIST, June 25th, and Novem-
Der LIST.
Williamsburg and Jaznes City connty.-Apri
goth, July 9th, and November Goth.
Charles city county.-April 30th, July l 7lh, and
November 30th.
-Heto Kea.t county.-May 9Th, July 22d, and De-
cember 9Th. y. BELL BIGGER,
"a 23-2awlm Clerk House of Delegates.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

1 - 4&<avkS%AE4A
FRIDAY, February g, Is74.
4 country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 100000; seneca, without top
Bsss,oaz: 25@2sc. "a n.
l B,sckcAsot Flour: 2Q3c. VerT dull.
Butter: Prime to cnolce yellow. 30Gs2c.; poo,
I 70 good, l5Gp25c.; common. 10Gi2c.
Broom Corn: Green, S9l0 c. red, A95c.
| Corn Neal: s5c. "a busheL
| Dried F1asI.-Apples. quarters, 5@ec.: sliced z
| @Y9c. Peaches, pseled, 14@l6c.; uIipeeed,, 6@Sc
Cherries, pittcd, 14@I5c. BlackLersies, ee9l0c.
Eggs: In barrels, l5@l6c. q dozen: in crates
| Freu-: Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine.
S5.75@s6; superfue. S7.75@$S: extra. SS.5O@
ss.7s: family. ordinary run, s9.5o@slo; fancy
Feathers: Prime hve-goose, e5G7oc.: common,
S0Q40c.
F1urseed: sl.6oQs1. 70 y bushel.
Hau: Virginia timothy, $l.05Q$l rs; clover,
lard: Country. 9@1oc.
OATS: Baled. s0Qs5c. q 100 rs.
0ntons.-$l. 40NSl.50 u bushsl.
Potatoes: Irish, 50Q65c. "a bushel.
Pouury.-Dressed: Turkeys, l4@sec.; chickeut,
10Q12c.
Rye: 65c. % bushel
Stl,nac: 75c-nomtnal
Sh,.ckS: S0@S5.
Bdled &rdD: 60@65c
iUttVUs t&ROCa u Ne
Wool: Washed, 43@46c.; unwasheo, 25g3Oc.
.- Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
~, Cement: S2.25@$2.30 p barrel Rosendale
Lime: Agricultural. l0c. a bushel: Virginia.
Indian Rock. 4l.20QS1.4O: Riyerton. k1.25j
OBI 40 Roekland, sl.65GDfl.55.
.so gass 10 5smP 70; ground. sll, de,lSssed
,rs@., Dry Goods.
Bro,or, Sheesinss and !shirtfnos: Il Mancbester
9nc-; Manchester. &c.; y Manclester &c:
A James River, gbc.; e james River, &c.:
iteyille, ilHc.; Graniteyille, i0c.; AZ Potomac
10Ac.; AZ Blue Ridge, DC; a. RoeSbndee
l0hc.; K Rockbridge, SC A Leaks yiIie, lie
a-4,W. Cones,ogac 12Yc;; 9. ConesIogn, lie;
City, 32Hc. - =
,Bleached @tirtinqs and 4eettnas: A Wamsut-
"a, 1sc.: a Masonytlle. 1879 A. Roekdaie,
4Ec,: A Home, 14c.; A Oneida, 12hc.; Al
Ayon,S ale. loo: 40 Social, I0e.; Al Amoskeae,
isEc.; Whiteetone. 10c.: Z BxrnsleY. &c.; & lied
Doe, Be-; 1ssi,pattsS I sAs.: Msstshlan. Pc
dttls, Sc, II Ill .Sj.sst IL gG*ssE
Dro,on Drills: Petersburg, l0Hc.; Wsstfors,
lkc.; Granitevllle, l2c-
Cursa iJeons: rsyonIa, 1lc.; Amoskeag,
&c. Hailowell, 11hc.
jDent,asi Harlem, 12hc.; RQstonn Steam Mills,
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TEE MEANING OF "CHASG" AND "ESG."
The Danvile Register didn't find it out '' in
the name of thunder" at all. II our learned
contemporary of the Appedl will turn to his
Siamese lexicon at his elbow he will find it
Is as we say-that is, if the Salem IN. CO.
Press Qrom which We quoted) knows what
it says; "and we think it dc" $50 10 speak,,
rs the editor lived near enough the twins to
see for himself which side Eng was OIL
.D0npilIe Register. ~
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS, February IS.--Flour steady and
IS IS treple, $G.2oGS7 .5G; family, 5000. so
Corn In fair demand aud supsly white, 79@S0c: {;
yellow. S5c. Oats quiet at 6za63c. Brau In fair
demand at 9THc. Hay dull and trmer: prime, 81 ::
choice S22. Pork dull at slS. Bacon dull, and
Offering at TIE. for shoulders eye. for clear rib
scarce; fierce, PKG 9Ac.; keg,. 1ss@1 Olsc. Sugar
dull fair to good fair 5S9ascs; stock, 6:77o
mon, Arc; low urine, 6Oc.; STOCK. IO, 500 bar
rels. Whiskey In fair demand 4; light supply; Lou
isiana, 81; CtnclnIati. IL o.. Coffee firm ut 24h
MS4.O2. .---.-
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FAR D1FFEREET.-Certainly there is no de-
ceiying of ones husband nor ones physi-
cian nor is II any easier for the politicians
to deceive the people, upon whose breath
aud favor they depend for their very exist
enoe..- Inder-Appeol.
A married friend Of ours, upon reading
the above, calculated, 1.-THE devil, there
isn't.!" He referred to the husband, not to
the physician or people.-Farmutile Mer-
cisry. @~aa-a
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We WoNDER.--When we realize in mea-
sure the wickedness Of this generation, and
. reflect that it has not been destroyed by fire
or flood, we cannot help wondering what the
moral condition of makind was in the time
of our respected ancestor Moab, when the
world was flooded and the people thereo
destroyed for their sinfulness.-Farmciut
AeTc4T.u
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By Hill & Goddin,
Zeal Estate Aucuoueers and agents,
No. i1OS Main street.

.DRETTY BUILDING LOT ON THE
il NORTH sIDE OF CARY STREET pe
TWEEN LAUREL AND CHERRY FOR 81 =
AT AUCTION AT THE REAL ESTATE EY.
CHANGE, CORNER MAIN AND ELETESTu
STREkTS.-On TUESDAY. February TN. z, ,
O'Clock ~, at the zeal Estate Exchange, we viii
sell that beautiful LOT located as above descr!!G
and adjoining on the east the residence Of WII.r,
jenkins, Esq The lot fronts 40 feet on Cary street
with depth Of $50 feet TO an alley, and Is hall
square from the City railway; In neighborhoos,
improving daily, and Is we'll enclosed, saving Ii:
purchaser this expense.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at SIX a,;
twelve months ut six per cent. interest. secured
trust deed. HILL s. GODDlN. Auc, ioneers,
fn12 HOS Main s,r.4,
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BY Lyme & Brother,
: Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT ON CALHOUN BETWEEN Al
LEM AND HICKORY STREETS. AT AUCTION;
At the request of the beneiciaries In certain deed
of trust executed to me by Martha Haml,ton anu q
Charles Blrse on the L 9th OF January. S74, ara
duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the Chancer!
Court Of Richmond. shall ssll at pu5e daW of
on the premises On SATgRpA the cstate cay COM u.
Teved uy SAID deed, Consisting of LOT or PAR
Gel or GROUND fronting feet On s San rnn
ninS hacE between parallel lines 05 feet TO the lot
of e. P. VandervaI, together with the FRAME
TENEMENT thereon.
TERMS: At sale. ,neo,r rru,,,,oo
LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
fe 9-lO, IL, 13, IA
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BY Hill & Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auc'toneers,
80. 1ICS Main street

TRUSTEES SALE, AT THE REAL
L ESTATE EXCHANGE. OF A FRAME
DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE or IhlR'
TIETH STREET BETWEEN y AND O.-By VIZ
tue of a deed of trust from Robert Jones 70 ne,
dated 9th July, 1872, and recorded In the Char,
Gerry Court clerks office of Richmond city, sha
sell on MONDAY, 10th Instant, at = O'Clock " &,
at the Real Estate Exchange, q FRAME DIV
ING located as above, containing four rooms: ~"
fronts 33 feet, and runs back 100 feet. Wen d.
water on the lot. ,
TERMS: One-third cash balance at six and tSe.ye
months, with six per cent. interest.
JACKSON TCRPlN.
fo11 Trus.r".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-14
by D. h. Weisiger'
luctioueer and Land Agent,
No. 1908 Main street.

,rvEN VERY DESIRABLE LOTS ON
SGTrSTII RtTWEEN HULL AND DECATUR
SSTREETS, MANCHESTER, AT AUCTfON.-By
reanest Of the owner, will sell on the pre- TIses on
oiclock p. NJ the atove-described LOTS, on one OF
which Is a good FRAMED OFFICE, two rooms,
renting for 80 per month, and occupied by Judge
WI. Copton.
The nearness of this property to the centre Of bu-
sincss and the ourt-huuse should atact II proes-
sional men seeking good location for all once or
Terms: Atsale. DIX. WEISIGER,
fe 13-2t AuctIoneer.
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By telegraph.

NEW YORK MARkET5.
NEW York. February 13.-Southern flour dlill
and sal &C. lower; s6:75@$7.75 for common on. 10
Wmskey steady and In fair demand at 81. New
wheat dull lower and u moderate rarn
and mSpc. lower :770SOc. for new western mixed,
afIoat. Kice dull and unchanged. Pork heavy,
new mess, $15.75@k16.l2H. Beef UNCHANGED,
1916. Turpentine heavy vt 4ec. Rosln heavy
SO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-14
BY j. l.. Apperson,
Auc,ioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner OF Eleventh and Main streets

DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM ABOUT
Fi1ITR MILES BELOW THE CITY FOE
SALE At ATGT9NW1ll H., be s sSld on Shg re-
az oicinct p NJ the FARM located IS above, oc-
cupied i'P by Mr. Henry Hazlewood, containing 81
acres adjoining Whow DIinker; a ana dr 9iner
Soil admirably adapted to trucking, fruits, &c
Water good; healthy: First.rate ID WILL
I'm q short distance Of the place. Some me cTeeh
land for grass. celery, &C. IA
TERMs: 1925 In cash !: balance at ono, TWO, anu
three Years with interest purchaser to pay taxes
for 1874. IL. Ar En si"naar
fe IA auSsIoHSS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-14
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, February lS.-Fluur steady. Corr
unchanged ut 6O@62c- Pork dull aud nominal a,
SI5@SI525. Lard dull at SIC. for steam; &c. fol
kettle. Bacon easier; shoulders, 7e.; clear rib
sides offered at Shc. for packed clear held SIC
for loose. Whisky steady at 96c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-14
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, February l3-Noon.-stocks duil.
Money 4. Gold, 1l2g. Fxcbangc-Long, 1900
short, 4Sa. Governments strong and steady sI''e
bonds quiet and steady. ,,u
NEW YORK, February 3-Erentng.-honey Jul,
and easy at 4@5. Exchange quiet anu n.",
ASK. Gold firm and advanced to l'2;'gIt .I
Governments strong and active. STATES qu1''"
steady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-14
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. February 13.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn steady
southern, 76c. mixed western dull At 55c. Oats
dull; southern and western 6oG64c: Rye qp des
with fair jobbing trade. Bacon unchanged: su-
gar-cured hams l2@13c. Lard, 9aSsh; Western
butter strong and active. Coffee Gull and nominal
ut 24HQ 96Ec Whskey dull at 99c. Sugar un-
changed.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, February 13.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed; low grades Still in good demand. Corn
slow of sale; &C. for mixed, east track; 81 Hc.
~ elevator. Whiskey steady at 96c. Pork dull al
eI5@$15.ap. Bacon quiet; sales of small lots at
&c. for shoulders; SIC. Err clear rib; 9Hc. for
clear sides Lsrd quiet; slnSl lots sold at $50 for