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New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1874-02-05
Law DEPARTMENT,
Howard University.
Washington, ID. G. (
THE FALL AND WINTER SESSION OF
THIS DEPARTMENT will commence
Sept. ~, 1879.

under the same instruction and management a.
heretofore, viz Prof John NJ Iangston, Dean
Hon. A. G.. Riddle Lecturer and H. d. Bean.
Instructor and Secretary
The plan OF instruction followed is mainly
the Recitation system. Lectures. however, on
special topics of the law, will be delivered
throughout the course; and regular weekly
Lectures on Law in all branches, especially
Practice and Procedure, will be delivered by
Hon a. G.. Riddle
Particular attention paid to forensic exercises
throug hout the course, and to moot court exer
cises in the senior year.
No distinction made on account Of sex or
color.
Terms 500 for course of n months actual
instruction if paid in advance; or 81 per month
if paid monthly
Address JOHN NJ. LANGSTON
Dean Law Faculty Howard University
Sent 4-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
rommunicated.l

wba, "a she name Of one OF our Virginia
nonnt;es which I must mention IN = busi-
mesa letter have begun to write, ort which
NAME I cannot escape, with certainty. the
;mn.1tatfet, Of misspeiiing unless spell II
shree several wayss In our Codes OF lSa3s
of 1880. and or 1875, and In the New Amer'-
can Cyclopsadia, It Is called Greenesu'ae,
I'm Fishers Gazetteer Of the United states
tIsss). aud in Lippincott's Gszetteer OF tne
World 1854, it Is called Greene,he, wn'.e
IN the Edinbwrgh Gazetteer 1s2z), 10 MAI
tins Gazetteer of Virginia, In aowes VIZ
,,;n;a ana Ia Heuing's Statutes AZ LaiSe'
Svolume 70, page $685. IL Is called 0reease,a .
the fo,,gth Of the books mentioned New
Americaa Cyclopadia), The siXth' !eee'su.u,
and the ninth, the county IS salo 10 na ~ =
been formed in 1854. But the statute lot
creating it. entitled can act Tor d.Stoing Tue
,srouuty of Brunswick into two d'stinct couu-
ties was enacted on the 2ssh Gay Oh NO,
yember, 1850, and provided that IRON ma anu
after the LIST day OF February mex" 10
(which last figure has been' doootiess. py
couptv Of brunswick shall be divided into
two distinct co1nties" 6y the line aesig,
Hening's Statutes, S633, and there tne name ; ..
the new county Is spelled Greensoile. What
shall it be called hereafter, witnouIan NC.
of Assembly to change explicitly Inc name
from that first given 1t into one OF tne o.nei
two? = -. iNDA1AtoH. 7,
N. BIT Is called Greenesrae ID tne
Constitutions of 1880, 1851, and 1859
y~ghile in thar of 1S6A-the so-cal!ed Alex
andria Constitutional Is in one place
GYeenesuiile, but in two others GTeenosae
Happy virginians whose constitution
m6ngers cannot always keep the same tnlpe
an the same shape before their ptnd's eye
throughout one and the same instrument.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
rho poetnn 7raueiier goes into personal

The Boston Traveller goes into personal
,,,attare Tins Is Before the election the ag-
arecate wealth OF the Massachusetts, nomi.
neas for Congress who 1t was thougnt
would be elected was estimated at some
sa0. Oo0, 600. The result changes this estl-
mate materially. In fact, Massachusetts nus
seldom sent q delegation 10 Congress SO poor
In This worlds goods. Chaplin, OF Spring.
field. is the millionaire par excellence next
comes Frost Of the Fourth, and tbeD flercs
Of the Third, and Hoar of the Nintn, anu
Warren of the Eighth. Messrs. seelye, bul.
linton. Thompson, Tarbox, and BANKS are
mainly dependent upon their PROFESSIONS
What Democratic newspaper has the
SKUNK aud wisdom to advocate tee CIVIL
rights bill as o party measure s-Bosson He'.
aid. e,.e - -,
While the Herald is waiting for an an
swer we would suggest that eimiRr IN
ouiry in regard to Republican newspapers
might be- something of a ,conundrum.
Washington Star. s@rf ~ 80 r.
!. At one of the deEots yesterday was a
family Of seven persons out OF money ana
not knowing where to 60 or what TO DO, ana
they bore names as follows: Hortense,
"Viola," " Augustine" st. CLAIR" -" FER,
ciYal," Clementine," and "Flora Belle"
Detroit Free Press. ~.
The wife Of an American dentist sports
the most gorgeous diamonds in Paris. Lit
tie did we think when squirming around IL
that dentists chair, and sucking in laughing
gas, and bowling, that 1t was all to enable
this woman to dazzle European society,"
Nsl,caukie Sentinel.
Recent statistics show that tailors, not
withstandipg the croSs.legged attitude, are
iong-Iiyed. This Is evidently 10 accordance
with the Darwinian theory of the surVlVa
| of the "fittist."
DR.. Lyon Playfair, we'll known EDglist
physician, declares that all particles OF the
| human body change once every six weeks
| instead Of every seven years, as heretofore
held. .a .t-....
The Cincinnati authorities are on the cent
of the murderers of Mr.. Schlling.-Boston
Post. 49,.
Then the mystery is not an im-penny.tra
BILE one.-Nep York Commercial Advertiser
eff you will Just fake notice." says the
Detroit Free Press, "you will find that 8
bald-beaded man never raises his hat to 8
lady,"
Governor Dix is to pass the winter in Flo
rida. The intentions of Sergeant Bates are
as yet unannounced.
There are enough idle clerks and book
keepers in New Orleans to make tWo-acre
mass-meeting. .., :.-t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23

TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA a
IA BILE and conveniently-arrIngcd BRICK Ell
ANp-FRAME TENEMENT corner of Main and
Cuvert Streets containing six rooms; kitchen, &c.
all In nice order, with gISi having been put Ill tho
rough repair. Possession at once. Apply to
no 2O-2wS LYME Sc BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
Nv Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ele, enth street between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
ED. Situated AT THE SOUTHWEST COR COR
NER OF BROAD AND TNESTI-SkVEN41imi
STREETS. FORMERLY OWNED By Jq ysb;rn
By MIR. W. 7. HUGHES, AT AuCriOS.-ln
execution OF the provisions of Il deed OF lris exc
cuted by tie Chesapeake and Chic kallr2aI coIn
Dlny to the subscribers. trustees. dated fepruit
IL, S74, anu recorded in the hancery touft Q:
the city of kichmold Va, being ther,h itqu'i 90
by the creditor secured We Will sell al auiIen, ~
lie premises, on TUESDAY me lst day OIL DeVs
ber 1874, at O'Clock P. NJ. the property c4n,s!-
ed IN said deed. and therein described, u loiio"s
TO wit, The LOT OF GROUND situated 10 !, US .S
city of Richmond, and kso~n and Designs e. =.
mon the south side or Broad street one bun1rel
and thlrtytwo feet and rannirg back ne VIZ IN.
western side Of Twenty seventh street az -, 80. ~
parallel thereto one hundred abi s!1ty.n.s io ts
The centre Of twenty foot alley III CON u, ., n
tween said lot and The lot Immediately ~ ', 70.
thereof. known and designated In said pan y: W.
No. 124. together With oil and singular the MR.
ments, Entertainments, and appurt' nihcss I'm
10 belonging, being the same property con,e!ss,os
Deed OF even date herewith 70 tue Ssid psity y. s.
first part by Joseph n Crenshaw ana WIZ WIG ms
1t Is expressly stipulated and agLeed 'i'a y, hs
conveyance shall not include the tunnel '. -"
said party OF the first part. uncer tne p ,Vpt
hereby conveyed, or any right, pri'le2e, app ard
nance, or easement thereto arperta ILL., s-J
The said party of the first part hereby rtsr's;; al,
retains exclusive poSSessign and owneisnp W,sw
tunnel, aud of so much OF the ground lnsneas,hs
above and around said tunnel as IS inclrI III. II
space bounded by plane parallel Win tne ~ The
said tunnel distanI zen feet FROM I'M! d Eve tw yanes
perpendicular thereto. distant ni.y !.t ,,snI and
centre line Of said tunnel on either siie J ma.
parallel thereto, and of the ground wiliiih sN'
Cerneaih the said BOUNDS. -, a,nsnseS
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dslray tne en ~, 81.
o! executing this trust sid TO pa, nu is;4,
225 with Interest thereon from 4th &, ia,
TIL paid, and credits as 10 the sans ~ xn,eIa-
s2,ls5: t29so and sS,o4s unsii !nf ih n Alb MY
1875. aud the Ath August, S75, rcspeciiyei,, ,he
should there be any surplus ihea s Is ine ar ae,
same shall be MADE payable At sucn lie .np.iDt.
and in such manner, as the grantor, ui! sr hsp-
The buildings on said lot consist OF at ss,s 400.
some ar,c wcl-buiit double brick hou,e, wiz. r1ssa-
fourteen rooms q layge kitchen. staDN'
I'VE are authorized to say that the ss ssed
property may be god as whole. or M! sI,.
yitied as may seem best at the time OF I,n S
o.,a.F." ". Trastes..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23

Benevolent visitor (after having asked all
the other conyicts regarding ,E4sdeeds and
punishment ipAeted): Well, Ces!ins, what
are you ia. for2
Collins: Because can't get eSt.
=. Visitor: mean, of what were you cor.
gicted2 e rr 49,
Collins. Frying ice.
Visitor: Doa't.the wardea never take your
,drons off: aes r,-= ri s.
: Collins. No; he's afraid I'll take cold il
he does. 1t rt...
Visitor: Row long @epe yen sentenced for9
!. Collins: Ninety-niae days ealy. /
~ Visitor dsynpathetiesAyG: AbI ninety-nine
days@ Wbyyour sentence WIKI soon expire,
and you'll be free asalE, won't you? - :
Collins: Well. not so Sery sooa either. 1
Visitor: Why, how's that2 Ninety dag
isn't iongI ." a,. !.
collins Slightly closing left opte).: Weil.
you see, boss, they're al Christmas days.
Helena Herald. sn" a. IS f i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 81, 1874.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, November 81, 1874.
OFFERINGS. .s...
WugAr.-White, FOG bushels. Red, Alto bush
els. - ,,,-oI~ 30 h,,s,
els.
OATS.-566 bushels.
MEAL.-10 bushels.
SALES.
WBEAT.-White, 80 bushels common at Sl.20
ia bushels fair ut Sl.28; IL bushels very gooo
Al 81; 80 bushels prime 1T S1.3S: % busneiS a
1,33: "a bushels at 1927; Sc bushels at ~ 80
So bushels ut $1.25; 46 bushels at $l.2o. TOTAL
65S bushels. oe,r
bushels on private terms; 120 bushels common y
85c.; / 90 hl shells at $1.35; 16 bushels ut sl.3z
Total 4 094 bushels. or
CoRN.-White, 14O bushels prime new ct SIC
1874 bushels very good new ut 7Sc.; 100 bushels
good new at 76c.; 1874 bushels new OIL private
terms. Total, 55S bushels.
CoRN-Mixed, % bushels on private terms
OATS.-l 81 bushels very good 1T csc,
NlEAL.-lO bushels at SOc
49,. RE-BXHTBITED.
WHEAT White. 5000 bushels. 3d.. 81
OATS.--134 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
no IS
BY ". M. Lee, AuctiOneer,
1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LOT WITH FRAMED DWEkLlNG
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BAKER BETWEEN
ST. PETERS STREET AND BROOK AVENUE
BY virtue Of decree of the Chanccry Court OF the
city of Richmond pronounced on The ! ih day OF
November, 1874, The undersigned, special commls.
sioncr named in said decree, will proceed to sell at
public auction. on the premises. at O'Clock J.. NJ,
on MONDAY the 23d oay of November, 1874, the
proncriy described in said decree as fronting 60
ieet on the south side of Baker between ST. Peters
street aud Brook avenue. and running back within
parallel lines Is feet 10 an alley feet wide, win
double framed dwelling thereon. go
TERMS: One. third In cash; balance on credit oil
six ana twelve months for ncgoiahIe notes with IN
erest at the r. of six per cent per annllm added
money is paid aud convey anc2 ord red by the
court. H. 4. Alhl NsO =, Jf.,
nolS o.. Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, November 21.-FlOur dull and un-
changed. Wheat quiet amber western, sl.l6 Go
S1.2S: red western. 81 22I 22s; fair to prine
also: do amber, ii g 8 @sl 81: do. white. ST.
MNl.3O. Corn quiet: white southern, 7SaS2c.;
Yellow southern 7S0ISlc.; mixed western, nothing
doing. Oats dull; southern, 62@65c.;, western
mixed. 6Ot16lc-; do. white, &c. Rye Gull AT $500
CSC. Hay dull and unchanged. Pork unchanged.
Bulk meatsanchanged. Eacon fiimcr and very scarce
and nominal. Lard unchanged. Western butter
frm: choice to fine scarce; tub, 33@3oc.,; rolls.
2S632c. Petroleum unchanged, Coffee quiet huf
firm ut lS@20ac. Whiskey quiet at S1.u3(G USE.
Sugar strong mt 1Ohc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23

Yhe citizens Of San Jose. California. or,
greatly interested by the efforts Of burgia
to gaia livelihood in that city. About twt
or three nights in every week he attempts.ts
open safe somewhere. and never succeeds
He seems to have no adequate tools OF
knowledge of the business. He drills hole
In the top Of safes aud sets of harmless
charges of powder; he pokes into the key
holes without starting single bolt; and BIZ
gets together bundles Of plumber only to be
scared away without them. Ten futile A.
tempts are charged to his account. Coulda'i
some philanthropist start subscription for
him? 81 a.
A French comic journal represents the
wife Of u candidate for election as Deputy;
rising from the perusal Of The morning ne VS..
papers to demand an immediate separation.
&" What! after union of twenty years?"
fxclaims the husband. "Yes, to be sure.
Since you have come forward i fnd all the
public journals agree in giving the worst
possible accounts of your character and
career"
Victoris announces that she will pay no
more debts OF Albert Edwards contracting,
Our young friend a. Z. will therefore please
do US the kindness TO remember that after
his present term Of subscription shall have
expired the terms of the sC0urier.J Journal
VIII be infiexlky in advance. - Courier.
Journal.
'sBazaine cannot remain idle.o He evil
Gently wasn't cut out for q book.keeper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
HOTEL FOR SALE,

If not earlier disposed of privately. SHALL On The
premises. ON T U EeDAi the 24th day Of November,
1874. at o'clock p. NJ, sell at public auction h.'
property known as JARRA1T'' HOTEL. ri,
situated In the centre of the city has becl recently
greatly improved; and Is In good repair. III: sso
the eating-nouse for passengers going north and
south over the great railway lire through Peters.
burg.
The building contains six'y-eight gest.clan.
hers, with Il large and comm ,dious diniag-rOgo
lately added parlors, Ieceptonroom Office bIl.
lard and bal rooms. barber-'hops bathroom and
ample and convenient stables, and all other ACCOM-
mouatiOns usual In hrst-clnss hotel. II has long
been the principal, and /: NV TIM MY fr:tcass,
hotel In Petersburg. city of 10000 inhabitants
and offers great attractions 10 one disposed TO Invest
In sucn property.
TERMS: Ten per cent. of tie purchase.money
cash: residue payable la foyregual nstaments-on
the lst day Of May. 1875, 1876. 1877; aud 1873
with interest at six per cent added. For deferred
payments. approved, endorsed nesO:,ble notes, and
deco Of tru TO secure the same, viii be required.
The purchaser can also buy the FURNITURE
and other perishabie property, HORSES. OMSI.
BUS, &C., on reasonable terms.
CHARLES >. KiSGFELL0W,
mol Trustee, Petersburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK November 21.-F'lour still IN buyers
favor at s45O@s5. 10 for common to fair extra
southern: $5.S0@SS.25 for good 10 choice south :
Shade frmcr, with moderate inquiry; 90c. for
ives ern mixed in store; &c, for western mixed
aSoat; S2RS5c. for new western mixed; 96c. Tor
old White Wcs'crn Pork dull at S21 for western
mess. Beef dull. Lard opened lower on futures,
but reacted: 14@14lsc.- for prime steam Coffee
nuirt sugar active aud tirner Rice duh. Mo-
lasses quiet Turpenune heavy at 35Hc. Rosin
firm ut s2.3O@S2.35 for strained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
Nv Grubhs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Naiu and Bank.

A VERY VALUABLE FARM OF ONE
"A HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TMO AND A
HALE ACRES On THE CHARLES CITY
ROAD, ABOUT TWO AND 4 HALF MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE, AT AUG-
TION.-By request NJ the owners Mrs. LYDIA
AIurton aud Miss Elizabeth Proui. we viii sell al
auction on the premises. on MONDAY the SON
of November, at IL O'Clock NJ. tile valuable
FARM situated az above described. being Il farm
formerly owned by Joel Il. Bragg, aud moro r..
by Richard j. MurtoD, Esq. aud adjoining the
lands Of Colonel Norman Smith, Dir. i. !. DGAe'
and others. Nearly AL the land Is cleared anaG
10 clover and grass.
1t has on It Large, comfortable frame dwelpa'
situated in pretty grove Of original forest uees,
and the usual out buildings ana Is very dtsira'F
farm.
TERMS : LIBERAL and will be made known a. The
safe. GKl BIS " "iLLihh1.
no 2l.23,25,27.2s,&3O Austtoneer..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
Ry tyne & Brother,
BY Lyme q brosi'
Real Estate Agents and Auc9iohee'''
No. 1919 Main street.

a.8s. z ~. IN
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF c asSor
CTYrsEVEN eAND oNe-FffTH A AGING II
VALUABLE LANDsLYtSG AMI sSs.iinnh rTIsG on
THE COUNTY, Of HENRiGS; tihpysEsT AND
A COSTiNUATfoN OF CARY 81 I'm iilE
OPPOSITE fHE NEW REsEnSoibnT tSLYA
EWiC0NTEMPLATEDc CITY fA "a hbhnnRpORA.
SHORT DISTANCES FK0n TIL, o Soh Rs viz.
TIoE LINE, FOR SALE At Ac ourt 81 the ySl
hichmond catered ON the 9th OF aa ~, ats,, the
suit styled Tabb aud wife gs sas sspsreoy apPu.s
shall, in execution of ssa decree set Sat day
ton. on the premises, on MoMNpss The prepsfy
above referred TO- which viii be u survey Of
aere-lots, as viii be seen oyS pla' anN
same 10 6s Gu hand at day OF gale. locality
This properly Is ia an imar9y,.aass into snail
ana could be In q short time sabdisiseu
lots, rs. ~. =, a., .sl,,ne at SIX snl d
twelve months for negotiable noss srs paid and
Conveyance oruercd By The Sopl, M II. LYME.
WILLIS tA &C Commissioner
no 1s,,71s,,o "a al. IA, a5,ae,asSso
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,}
RICHMOND. October II, 1S74IrS

.~,F4ssa. '...s. COMMISSIONER b OEFICE,t
RICHMOND. October II, 1S74FS
A RMSTRONG, GATOR Il co. VS..
IN CLEMORE'S EXECUTOR.-In the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city T Rfchmond.-The follow
Ing Is an extract from the decree entered In this
cause on the 9th of October, 1874:
1.-THE court doth adjudge, order, and decree that
one Oft he commissioners ofthis court doth inquire
and report: ..,.s
"lst. What assets Of the testatrlx have come into
the hands of the said executor, and what, If any,
assets remain set TO be collected; and also settle
aud report account of the administration OF the
estate of Rebecca McLcmore by Thomas II. Lam
BETH her executor, regarding any former settle
ment made and duly confirmed by q competent
court as prad facie correct but liable to be sur
charged and faisified = =
Nd. Who are the creditors of Rebecca Mole
more, deceased, aud what are the amounts OF their
several claims and what percentage thereof can be
paid. on. of the assets which have come into the
hands Of the said executor; and whether or not
OF said claims have priority over others? Aud the
said commissioner is drectedto state specially any
matter deemed pertinent by himself, or which he
may he required by any party interest to state.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
Ias,rIas,eAx

M ca,st6finss HHnereiore Hait
~ son.sa or nj door his step 70 greet .te
Tbaa ininsst pqrc9ance e catch aIl 9s q 'h
snsi stay ne passing Of ms 4 la sss an meet, -
s. nI.icr rot TO serve his royal stateI 80.
The M the er sns 4, ap .hlns ss
AZ, ts s.s nrs p Won nc comcth-needeth NOV
nj INV wsiebiag and thy WAITING he seeks 'heesi
Az surely the mountain, IN. stream ons lire forgot.
ui. se Cbon he nesreih, saying: Hero am !asI
Shsr he ard all things a.. or PISS ,nss oS s..
T1nna c. Brdckett- Scraonsf'SJ' F Oees"'0s's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh. and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF ONE EIGHTH
~ INTEREST IN VALUABLE REsL ESTATE
on SECOND STREET AND ON BROOK TURN
PikE.-At the request of the owner, / win sell at
auction, at my office. corner Of Rank and Eleventh
streets, on TUESDAY NEXT, November 24, ! S74,
O'Clock NJ for cash, oneeighih Int rest IN fee
simple in the following valuable real estate subject
TO the life tenancy of Mrs. r. H.. Isbeil. formerly
Mrs. Lynham-viz., an excellent BelCk-ANp-
FRAME ID TENEMENT on the east line OF Second
betwe en- Clay and Marshall Streets and about eight
TO ten acres Of very valuable LAND ON the east
line of he Brook turnpike opposite to The cattle
scales. " -. -" - W.G0DDIN,2 4
no 20 ,a3I5 III -.,. .,.ss.ay Auctioneer. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BEAUTI.
4 FUL BUILDING LOTS ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF GRAHAM STREET. BETW ZEN WILL
LIAMSBURG AVENUE AND ERIN STREET,
IN THE TOWN OF FULTON, ~ AUCTION
AS trustee In certain deed bearing date the TIN
clerks office of the Chancery Court Of the city OF
Richmond being thereto required by the beneiicia-
nv therein secured, shall sell by auction, On me
premises, on TUESDAY the Gath instant. at
O'Clock F. H., two valuable BUILDING LOTS,
located as above, having front OF 30xl10 feet
each.
TERMS: At SALE. ,uno>, r,.o
RICHARDSON Y Co., Auctoueers. no IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23

DOR RENT, several large and plea a.:
Il SAINT ROOMS. To small family of goodkE
standing the terms will be moderate.
y. r. BASS,
no 2I-3t* No. Il 0 west Clay street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-23
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 21.-Euening.-Money
easy at 81 Sterling quiet at 4S6. Gold' 111Sa
11Is. Governments-Con siderable doing ane
steady. States quiet and lower; Tennessees, 70
new, ~. vrginia's, SO; new, 80; consols' ooA
deferred, 12x. North Carolinas, 20; new 10
special tax, Z. '',.. o,ooo
BANK STATEMENT Loans decrease, S0oo'ooo
spccie increase. 100000; legal-ienders oe
crease, s2.OGO,Oeo; deposits decrease, w ooo'
OOO reserve decrease. $4,000.