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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-22

Police CoJRT, YEsTERDAY.-Matt. Goode
asssuItipg Angelon Mays, security required
Tor good behavior.
Thomas RELY. charged with cutting
George w. Valentine with knife, case con
" tinued TO the 22a nstant; accused bailed.
William Laugioid, attempting 70 cut DO
seph Anderson, charge dismissed; but
Isngford was sent to the grand JUICY of tue
November tern Of the LLnStings Court fol-
teloniously aiding some unknown person ia
breaking and entering, on the night Of the
18th OF 0>tsber, tke warehouse of J. H.
Blaad d Co., and Stealing a lot of cigars Of
the value of SaL5.
Jesse Washington Was sent TO j,il for one
mouth for stealing coal FROM the yard oa
Messxs. Anderson IL King.
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BY N. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
101f Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUARrp
Il STORE ON MAIN STREET RfrWrEE
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREE:ftS'
ter to tine understand, bearing date on The 2s,h
day Of October, $40, and recorded iu the clers..
office OF the Richmond Chanccry Ccurt, D. r as
the notes described and secured In tsid deed az W
fault having been made In the pavmeIt OF GA
note, will proceed to sell at public auction b ,ba
highest BIDDER, on the premises. At 4 O'Clock p ~
on MONDAY, November 2, 1874, the prone, -,
described in said deed as lying the north SIDE ~
Main street between Fourteenth ard Fifteenth
thereon.
TE"hs: Sufficient In cash defray the expenses or
executing this trust and tn pay of aud GIschsros
q certain negotiable note described and secured Sc
said deed, made by Alfred Poindexter, Tor 80 0on
with accrued interest; balance on such terms az
may be made known at the time OF sale.
oc 22 JAMES r.. GODDlS Trustee
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
" HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, ON THE
TOMhC RAILROAD, ABOUT SIX MILES
FROM RICHMOND AND HALE A MILE From
HUNGARY STATION, IN HESRI';O COUNTY,
At AUCTION.-In execution of decree Of the
Chancery Court Of the CITY Of Richmond In the
case of Gazebrook u.s. Glazc brook the undersigned,
special commissioner thereby appointed, viii sell
at public auction, at the courthouse Of Eenrico
county. on MONDAY the I'd day of November,
1874 THAT being court-day), al ~ o'clock NJ, the
property rs above located.
The same will be divided into four lots, contain
ing acres each all fronting Oh the south
side of the railroad.
TERMS One-thrd cash; the balance on credit
Of six and twelve months for negotiable notes. In
terest added the title 10 be retained until the whole
purcha e-lnoney is paid and conveyance Is order
ed By the court JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR & Son, Auctoneers
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By Lyme q Brother
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeIs'
No, 1912 Main street.

NTEAT FRAMED TENEMENT ON THE
IN sOITTH LINE OF BROAD NEAR TWIN
TIETH sTREET. OPPOSITE THE BROAD
STREET Trinity CHURCH, AND a VEk9
UNSTABLE LOT WITH a SMALL EkAm a.
BROOK WAREHOUSE ON EIGHTEEEsSSTI,iH
BETWEEN BROAD AND G ISASnS srKss ssiI
col, nj public auction, on the premises, on THURS
DAY the 22d day Of October, 674, at O'Clock I.
NJ In order named. the following real esLnte, 70 VII:
Broad street located as above described, containing
four rooms, &c. ur,.,trn
ed. That valuable LOT, with small EK MEL
HOUSE thereon, adjoining SeabrooKs warehouse
containing three rooms; Kitchen. &C. ,,..,,
To auy one desiring good and comfortable i,ttle
homes or good investment this oners eoou op'
portunitv. a pporrIrp
- On - Auctioneers.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posr-oFFlcE OCTOBER 2I, 1874
MIS-. Caariotann Barber, Dover Mines.
eaoochland county, Va; Mr. c. C.. Clark.
aaairyman, Richmond; Captain Bernard
Crouch. II. y. railroad; T. Wiley Davis.
Esq, G. s., Richmond, Va; Mrs. Alice b.
Sdunn. No. 22l9 Franklinstreet. Richmond;
Maggie Piekins; Mr.. Edwin p. Voolfolk,
ere gsI George T. Ball, Esq, Laurel Grove,
Pittsylyania county, Va.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. October 21.-southern flour quiet
and droopipg; common to fair extra. tolG9o 90
iGl2c. lower; No. spring, II: l6@sl. 20; Inter
red western. s1.2O; old red western; yl:ZleS
81 %; amber western, f1.25G9S1,S5; whlte west
ern 81 80. Corn 1&12c. lower; more doing at de-
cline: SBs for western mixed-S9@9Oe. adoat
9oc.G41 for high mixed and yellow western as,rn
mixed Coffee very quiet and firm. Sugar firm
Pork active; job lots. 81 91S1e .25. Lard heavy
prime steam, 1876 Whiskey steady; fair inquiry
I'll 81 OK. Freights steady.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, October 21.-Flour dull and heavy
Wheat steady. Corn dull; whit. 92Meoc.; yei'
low 95c Oats dull: southern. 5SGG3c. Prov.
sions weak. Pork, 1913 0f23. so. Wnis1ey dull al
81 .O3. Coffee strong. Sugars quilt.
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ST IOITIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. October 9.-Flour-Increascd sup
ply has depressed the market; all grades have dc.
cliaed about CSC although there Is still good de.
mand for lower grades; supertine winter sold ~
s3.73@+4; extra s9pertHe winter a. 81 25ss
mf5.7b; fancy. s5.75Ws6.50. Corn steady; sales
OF No: 2 mixed at 7Sc WhIskey tirher III
99c. Pork lower At S20gQS20 SO. Bacon dull
prime steam, l &c. November, lie. December.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Office corner OF Eleventh and Baak streets.

A DESIRABLE FARM, WITH A COM
IA PORTABLE FRAME DWELLING CON.
TANNING NINE ROOMS. AND ALL kECEs-
SARY OUT-BUtLDINGS THEkkOE, y BAR
HAMS VILE, NEW kahT COUNTY, VA,
FOR SALE AT AUCTIOs.-M III be sold on
SATURDAY the Oath day Of October. s74. upon
the premises. at 81 o'clock Z. NJ, nle FARM as
most of which Is cleared and In high state OF cul-
tivator: the balance In woods. This property IL
well situated for business purposes.
TERMS: Liberal, and mace knOwn at the hour OF
sale. JAMES VI. AILOR sun,
oc 2O.sw2tTu&F, d2tNSIh Auctloneers.
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AN IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN BLAST
ING.-An important Improvement in blasting
rock has been lately patented by MIR. q. L..
Kalmbach, Of this city. 1t Is intended TO
effect a material saving in the amount of ex-
plosiye matter used by combining its action
solely to he point required to be broken. 1t
is applicable 10 ali kinds Of explosives, but
is particularly valuable for nitro-glycerlne
and the patent preparations made with it.
There has been no effort made until now
10 Z" clamp" or fasten the charge in the rock
or other material 10 be blasted on account Of
the danger Of d premature discharge, except
with ordinary blasting powder, and then not
with absolute certaipIy-yiz the charge OF
powder will sometimes blow out OF the hole
without breaking the material, owing to in
efficient tampiug. Tamping is coarse sand,
gravel, broken brick. or rock, rammed firmly
on top of the powder. charge, and if the ope-
ration is not we'll done the powder will
merely blow it out OF the hole. With nitro
glyccrine such ramming would inevitably
fire the charge, and it is therefore not at
tempted.
Mr.. Kalmbach has succeeded, however, in
ramming the tamping with perfect safety
over nltro-gy ceIine by leaving an air-space
over the charge, secured by the introduc-
ton Of waGs. This air-Space secures TWO
important results. In the first place it acts
as an elastic spring between the ramming
and the charge, securing the latter against
all disturbance; and in the second place it
insures the efficiency of the tsmping, even
when care!eSsly done. The initial blow OF
the explosion congresses the alr-cuShion
against the upper wad and sides Of the hole,
and before that wad can start the tampiDg
the work is accomplished. 1t Is the same
principle as that Involved in burstinga gun
the elasticity of the Dir.
With this ,amping Mr.. Kalmbach offers to
Gssn ,oeTs Mou md . .aht yanart
OF course that can only be accomplished by
very careful graduation Of the charge to
the woik required to be done.
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ODn-FELLoys' CEIERRAsIeN.-Ia our issRs
Of yesterday we announced that Mr.. d. D.
Collins would be one Of the speakers at the
Odd-Fellows' banquet tonight. Nj. j. H.
Collins @as meant.
Besides the speakers already announced
Mr. John e. Teller and others will be among
The number. The programme will be found
elsewhere. The affair will doeIbtless DE a
success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-22
by Grubbe & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneer6.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TXECUTOR'S SALE, BY AUCTION,
II OF THAT MOST yALUABLE PR1PEsR FL pY
Avn ri FTEHSTH STREETS. FRONTING ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY:FOUR AND AND SiIs,
HALE FEET ON CARY STREET, kCNNiNt'
Front OF THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
TWO FEET ON FIFTEENTH Strictly re-
ouest of Mr.. G. w. Purcell, the executor OF the
iaie Bacon Tate, deceased. we will sell at auction
upon the premises, on THURSDAY. 22d october
1874, AZ O'Clock z. NJ. the property above oe.
scribed and occupied in part by MIR. James Sum
& Son as lumber. yard. Located In the heart 20 OF
the heavy business part OF The CITY, WIN 0ot raii
road and water transportation along lis me- lnlS
property presents advantages rs site for ware
houses, manufactures, &C., not elualled by any
other in the city.
The special attention Of capitalists Is Invited to
This sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at SIX twelve
eighteen, ana twenty. four months for negotiable
notes with six per ceut. Interest added, and Sc
cured by deed Of trust.
oc 90 Aucioneers,
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Westover, skinner Baltimore, mer-
cllanuise and passengers. Powhatan Steamboat
Company. l.. B. Tntum, agent.
Brig Flora, New York, in ballast, 10 load Hour for
Rio.
Schooner J. j. Ptarr. Soper, Philaderhia, pig
iron, Gid Dominion Iron and Nail.Works Com
pauY.
schoouer Walter Tborndyke. Craumer, Rock
land plaster, TO order.
Schooner II. p simmons, Willetts, Philadelphia,
coal, 5. Ii HaWcs.
Schooner Frank Walter, Sexton. New York.
schooner ;. III. Halves, Sort, Philadelphia coai,
s. IL. Ha~es.
SAILED. .-.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. H. Is. Tatum agent.
schooner 4. Bradley, McMoncgal, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis s. Parker.
Schooner Paul and THOMPSON. Taylor, New
Yolk ga lhckahominy. ties, &C Curtis Il Pnrker.
Schooner 5. w. Townsend, Townsend, New York,
camel coal, StOrrs Il Go.
Schooner w. s. Farwel, Ford, New York ufa Os-
burne's, coal, curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Maid of the Mist, Parton, Philadelphia,
railroad ties, Currle & Co.
by Telegraph.
NEW York, October 2l.-Arrived: San Saliva
DOR Montgomery, Weybossett Charleston, Cuba,
south Am, rlca, Atlas. Arrived out: Augusta, KOS
brac, Homewaro, kvcrlart, Delphi, Waterlow, Tai
bot, Redderkerd, Pensacola.
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PARpoNs REFUsED.-Yesterday the Gov
ernor refused to grant pardons to Thomas
Willis, who was sent to the peuitentiary for
seven years for murder committed in Ches.
terdeld county in 1870; and to Winfield
Scott Hardwick, of Lynchburg, sent for five
years upon conviction Of grand larceny in
$500 D = 80 :
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COMMENCED WoRK.--Just six months ago
yesterday the HaXall mills were DESTROYED
by fire. While the fire is still burning in the
rains Of one mil the other has been rebuilt.
aEd yesterday commenced grinding wheat a..
The new corn.mjI! has been running for
several months, and the wheat-mill started
yesterday With sixteen pairs OF burrs run
.a,ing.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, October 21.-Flour dull ana ,in'
changed. Corn in faIr demand and higher; Old
7SMsOc; new. Coo. Lard steady summer,
lgIsc. bid. Bacon tirmtr; shoulders. 13s@ nc; ;
clear rio. 12aaD13c.: cicar, lac. Whlskey steady
and higher; slI CO ~ CSC.
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BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
" VERY HANDSOME LOTS NEAR TO EU.
KER'S PARK, AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF EIGH AND HARRISON STREETS.-By
virtue of a decree OF the Chapcerv Court Of the
city or Richmond entered on the 9Th OF October,
1874 in the case of Dickinson against Moore, &C.,
we shall, IS special commissioners thereby APP
pointed, proceed TO sell at public auction. on the
premises, on TUESDAY the 27th OF October,
1874, AT ~ o'clock p. NJ, FIVE REAUTlFUL
LUTS located as above, four of them having each
fronts of 80 feet, and one of them front OF ~
feet, and each running back 10 feet TO an alley
seventeen feet wide These lots belong 10 the heirs
OF the late Bishop Moore. The recent filling and
grading of Leigh street has added greatly TO The
value Of these lots.
TERMS: Cne fourth cash balance at four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained until all Of the purchase
money is fully paid.
JAMES NJ. VI. DAVIS,
Sneciai Commissioners.
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MAss.MEETING AT HARvIE.-A meeting OF
CONSERVATIVES will be held at HarYie this
evening at u O'clock. Richmond voters will
rally to the West End. Messrs. G. D, Wise,
u. A. Atkinson, Don P. Halsey, DR.. A. s.
McRae, and Others will address the people.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, October 81, 1874.
OFFERINGS,
WuEAT.-White, 6l6 bushels. Red, 1,7o4 bush
'ConS.-white, 756 bushels. Mixed, SO bushels
Yellow, 40 bushels.
. OATs.-74 bushels.
RYE.-1s bushels.
-. SALES.
UurAr-White. 2S bushels common at Fill
so bushels ut al.20 Total, So bushels
WH.AT-ked. II bushels at " ~ l4 Dushet
att I27; bushels ut 81. 05; 500 bushels Oh pr
yate terms. Total, 430 bushels.
ella fair old az 81; AZ bushels on private terms
OATS .34 bushels prime spring at &c.
RE-nNHIBITED.
WHEAr.-Whitc, IA bushels. Red, 674 bushels
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pTRAYED OR STOLEN, from near ENs
y the Richmond Baptist College about bout n es,sSssn
1st of October. my Pale hhD C s,,o viii long
h em n and was with calf. will pay FIVE DOL
LARS reward for her return to me, on the scuuls-
'om 90 81 nhsSotk IRA w. ALLFY.
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w ANTED, q COMPETENT DINING
w ROOM SERVAST-man or boy. None need
call except those who can come well recommended.
Apply at 3l5 east Grace street, corner OF Fourth.
Q,%
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BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. HOS Main street.

VERY VALUABLE BRICK DWELL :;
Y ING, No. 1O4, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND. FOR SALE AT AUCrIuS.1At the re-
quest of the owners, I will sell on THURSDAY
october 22d. ut AZ O'Clock p. ST., on the premises,
the very desirable PROPERTY loca ted as descl ibed
above. The house is well built and conveniently
arranged, containing ten roolns with modern i'm
pr6yeIneDls, brick Kitchen with -four rooms. brick
Stable, &C., &c. The lot fronts on Main street 3S
feet, with i depth Of 100 feet to wide alley.
This offers an opportunity 10 purchasers rarely 10
be met with, as the property Is 80 we'll arranged
and in such an eligible neghDorhood that further
description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS Very reasonable being only one-lourth
cash; the balance in six, twelve, eighteen. and
tweni y-tour months, secured by negotiable notes
bearing six per cent.
J he property can be purchased privately nciorc
day of sale. FRANK -. HILL,
&C l5-td Auctioneer.
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BY Williams i Gibson,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY VALU-
l. ABLE TRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY
OF CULPEPER.-By virtue OF the provisions OF =
deed Of trust bearing date the 1St day of January
1870, from Thomas Graham Ashmead. duly re
corded In The clerks office of Culpepr County
Court, we will, the 5th day of November,
1874. ut Cupcper. in front of the court house. at
IL O'Clock H., trustees proceed 10 sell at pubic
auction tue following property-to wilt: All that
tract or parcel Of LAND, lying and being In Inc
county of Culpeper and state of Virginia.
called LA GRANGE situated about one
mile below calico Mills on Noun /
taiu run. containing ELEVEN HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE AMI OAE-H IF ACRES, more
on less. The property is situated about four miles
frcrn Brandy station. the Orange and Alexandria
railroad. There are upon the place connod!ous
DWr LING containing seven rooms, and all the
usual out-houes. 1t Is we'll watered, and has about
400 acres OF WOOD of original growth. The land
is admirably adapted for grazing.
TERMS; Cash; or, one-fourih cash. balance paYa-
bic In one. two, and three year iDteIest added at
CHARLES E.kENT,
JUNIUS 4, NORRIS,
Trustees.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Auctioneers. &C 12-tds
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WANTED.-A young lady desires to OBJ
w tain in "a private family SITUATION as
TEACHER. Fully competent TO teach the higher
branches of English. French, ard beginners in
Latin. Terms moderate. Address, stating full
particulars, /" L. 4. L." Richmond, Va. 22-3t*
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BY Edward e. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and hucttoneer,
NO, 1915 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY FALUA-
l. BILE IMPROVFD REAL ESTATE, On ;,. "a u = Z
WEST SIDE OF THiRTEkNiH BhIr " ntN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, Al AUt
By virtue of deed or ust executed ~ Lartic -y
T. stevenson TO The undersigned January !. 100
and recorded in the office o. the c'erS 81 me Sa
Gerry Court In bedrock 80 Z. PAGE 20 ,ahsA ~
q 1873, and at the request Of the o"hrlclii.ss -,
said deed. shall procc,u 10 sell NJ pup &c auc ~
on tile premises, on FRIDAY: o,ioofHLv i I9I'
at Az o'clock z. NJ. that VALu hl.r DE- n'.n.
sTORg located rs above described and no" ossn ,
pied by Messrs. v nliam >. Wood & co. d." s0'"
rental. ,, 4 on.
:his property has BEEN recently bultt anu ling
81 ua,ed in the ceutre Of The business psrtien OF sr
city. should command the attention q oaf'TSSS . H.,
desire 10 Invest in goou pa!lng lFo!Tfi. h,rs
fronts ON 4 thirteen II streei u feet running uaSH
GS S-l2 feet. ,-oo B.. ,,id 10
TERMS: The deed REQUIRES $500 TO Do lh !, ~ ~
cash and the expenses of safe. bat ether utiIs l'
be agree ed upon. fSarh ~ Tr,"Ise.
oc 10-tds
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LOUISVILLE, October 22.-Fiour unchanged
Corn iir,u at zoe. Pork nominal. Bacon quic
and unchanged: shoulders, 7A;.; clear-rio, SIC.
Lard nominal Wbiskcy firm.
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FTER THE FOREGOING SALE
IA will be sold TW D VERY HANDSOME LOTS,
on the south side OF Leigh between Norton and
Kinney streets. each about 25 by 120 feet to an
alley 90 feet vide.
TERMS At sale. W. GODDlN.
oc 90 Auctioueer.
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r OST BOND.-1 lost, or bad stolen from
IL me, COUPON BOND of the county Of Foc6 6
bridge, for 81 1000, dated LIST day or July, ioIz'
and bearing interest at the rate Of SIX per cent.
Coupon for interest to lst January ls74 ae,ac hv
Snckbridce county 70 the Valley railroad. This IS
TO warn ali persons from purchasing said BOND, and
10 give notice to all whom II may concern, lnal
will apply to the county OF RocSprluge 10. e
newal OF said bond. Y. Il. NASoES'
oc l-1aw4wTh
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
STATE FAIR.

STATE FAIR.-The BOOKS OF ENTRY
- FOR THE FAIR. on the 9Th OF October, are
now open. To prevent confusion arising from post
ponement to The latest hour eShib tors are request
ed 10 make their enlries at early day by letter,
agent, or In person. a. the seCrciarys office. No
ent,a nce fee Is charged when the exhibitor Is a
member of the society, and two dollars win consr-
tute membership.
For competition for the premiums the books viii
be closed ON the 25 70 of 0elober but articles mere
~ for exhibition willbe received after.
fe 2S-M&ThtOc25 ~ l. Ell II, Secretary.
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FINA'N,C 4 ] !.
nv reasgrapn.
NEw YORK.

NEW ,yoax, pcs,ber 21--Soon.-6oid, iava.
Money. ex Der cent. Exchange-LonF, aeosi
short, xsb. Governments active. esa'es aouNsF
aud strong. ,.s Acas nor
BcssSAa. Money active aud ausahees aWo ~ =.
cent, s.sstns steady. Governments 6'fons "n' ~
tive, States dull and steady.
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MARENE ENTELllGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 81, 1874.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER %, 1874.
Sun rises. GIG Moon scts.......... $50
Sun sets.......... 5.12 High tde.......... 2.20
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AUCTION LEGISLATURES f,sx.
By ~. III. Lee, -, ~
ss Real Estate Agent and An s,ouAe,
No. It)14 Main street

TRUsTEE's SALE OF LAND NJ mr.,
7 u ECOUNY OF fiANOvER, Clay TtyWua,n,!!E
NEAE LhND.-By virtue OF 4 desd Of I'll,
from y. y. b. Tfnsley to The nntersipo+d W 1Fist
duly, 1872 and Of record in the CLERKS IN lst
the County Court OF Hnnoyer Will lei, ~ NO, OF
auciion on MONDAY, November q, IS9a p a.,e
O'clock H., at my Office. by fhe acre. 40 n nch ~
Innd mentioned In said deed as will he sufira, me
pay the debt secured thereby aud frterea snM %
cost In executing this deed. ana me
The land conveyed consists Of TWO TRAt~ro
one. Of TWO Kindred AND sixty ~,
THREE-F0URTH ACRES, and adtoIns tho n asl
OF m. b. Prtddy, Joserh s. Wing6eld an, n,t anfs
and the other Of TWENTY-SINE AMI, I'VE nSyy'
HALFACRES, and adjons the lands Of Ha ~ <
Tfnsley, Robert w. Jones, and William + Rfr,yy N.
TEENS: Cash. ROBERT u. SCOTT.
Trustee
The above sale is done with my consent a.,
will sell the above lard, which abound; IN ibe ~,
timber in Hanover county, and II Within ih v:st
miles OF Ashland; same distance from Hanor .es
Courthouse. j. s. B. TfEsJ ~
s. n. DAVIS, Salesman. oc 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-22
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, October 81. Flour quiet and unchanged
Lard quiet and hrm NJ 1875. wniskey. 97S@9Sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-22
GTRAYED, on Monday, October 49,
= 10 1874 q WHITE-SPOTTED COW ak.sa..
with brass on the ends of her horns ANY one hear-
ing Of the COW will let nae know.
Tvs - -. FREDERICK FROMMER,
stall NO. 16 Second Market,
nc DO-1f3

1f1AKEN UP on my farm, near Man EEs
L chester. on October 18th, one SMALL -. :.
Rrn COW without ear-marks, and Win ntlie
,rbiie and one three-year-old RED HFIFkR with
crop In right ear. The owner will come for them
and pay for this advertisement, or they VIII DC sold
accordip g TO law. 1,,n,r
NJ 01-Stk Is. hANSoh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-22

r OST or STOLEN, about ten days ago,
La COLTS SHOOTER, calihre 81, with
holster ana belt. he small end OF the holster Is
baoy worn Brass buckle on the belt. butl0 ,nt
nJs,ol had On II the initials rs. T. ii. :" liberal
reward will he paid for It's recovery lnIofIhauon
e.. 30 in1f nj the DIkrdLch Office. OC 22-otH