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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
-. a.,d.y Eaquer-knw--rss VIEW ~
Aa s'Si Dsa r,.uspcrasare Men.

.Fe.fs 4 Sl.~s~~
go. AZ de Dispatch: From
=. 10 ae a Sa ae The views of some, OF the nfoss
knoSssusv sn;eiiieept, aud sonua.tntnSMg
$500, "a men in this city aud stalc am
teaniI s,,t :, iterte their sentiments upon 's
sur oneaiion wren 1 make the ssatep,eae
W. SsAev arc opposed to any @cgssaaaso"
s .,.,s, tbe view of suppressing ihtempcfahse.
Tamncrnnce organizations may cause hs
a,oal;oratiou 10 some extent; but IL WI no.
,n ,'.t;, the moral tone of sccsety shass pace
;,s Ian upou 1t, or its victims. @lay VIC
as us, ssncd 10 the awful peril in watch they
~nnt;nnsl,y stand, and po'aator1ty slFe, up Il
WI. ,rs;:h DESTROYS both soul and BODY
t nv ws NAV reasonably hope forts suppfes'
s;nn In The opinion OF Temperance mea,
,ha snnnression of the traficia Whsskey on
Sunday would not lessen the average cen
Sumption Of it but, upon the ground i*aw
.and order, the sar-rooms and ilquof-seops
.,niobt be closed with the some proprtesy rs
they are upon the days WHEN eiec'loRs afe
IInon this latter groNnd, then, society
might claim the same projection as tse wy.
in exercising bis right'ef francnlse' toi
notorious that upon Sunda! NOR alIes s,s
are made for drunkenness ana @lsoiceIH
conduct than nearly for the rest o tne
geek combined. Admitting thts staleulent
20 ho entirely correct. the question suggests
stssr Does This increased number Of arrests
n~;so co much from the habit of Sunday
: drinking as from the fact that By an almost
universal practice ldbortng men Race men
acaoes paid hepa on Saturday or Sdlarooy
aiGhte Frequently this hard-earned mohey
is cone before Sunday morning; nor IS a'l
swallowed up in the bar-reom; IL Is ne.e
that various forms of vice begin to crop ous'
hut 1t is In other haunts that the poor, uiau y.
r3cned, and besotted victim is t1teced OUT Vi
his last cent. .r ond
Tn the cities of Paris, Berlin, Vienna, anu
ether large European cities, Sunday ID tiie
,vnrk;npman,s holiday. The museums, con,
seryatories, libraries, and public gardens ~
tbrown omen for the instruction anu ainuso
ment of the people. But 1t IS n TUG CT G.ds
places especially that the worklngn Az n Gins
ibemost unfeigned enjoyment, ne nes' and
his light wine or beer, conso'eu, ienu.u, .;n,I
softened by music from tue nnesl n '.non'-
many him. and after day spent 10 innocent
enioyrnent they reluzn home WIN heh.ei
hearts and rcioyigorated BY day Oh recrca-
ZION snd Measure. 1t is but fair to say, now
ever TINT such are not whiskey -drlnhinS
1,aonle. II in these gardens the fea'iui
3owie. lsr ife leaped from its scabbard or me
Imurderous revolver was drawn upon tne
slightest proyocation, no doubt upon the
ground of lao and order, such establish.
mepts would be closed by their respective
governments.
Now, sir, no sound-thinhing Temperance
man in Virginia desires that any Qulxotic
campaign shall be insugurated agalnst intem-
d. perance. Its extinction must be lett 10 TINE
and the revolution of public sentiment.
lam, sir, with great respect,
A TEMPERANCE MAN.
1.-THE author of the foregoing is proml-
nent member of temperance order.J
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yyhnt a Baltimorean Says.

Editors potch,--After thougnt'ut
nerusal of WIS" article, In your paper Oh
14th, in which be speaks of the TWISTING VI
Uncle PauPs mouth by sleeping III !he
moonlight, and its subsequent cure w Tue
am led to take up just enough of your space
to saw that it is nv opinion that Uncle Paul
voc Effected with extreme drought in the re-.
s,ion of the stomach. have frequently seen
men men made iimber,jawed, so that nothing short
IF two cocktails before breakfast would set
sbem-up on their pins, from sitting up all
night under the dim light Of kerosene.
laIilD y '--- f.
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s1S1I TfiRE ALMANAC. .Frsnr ..AaIsas. 1874
Sun lise,.. - o sss .1 1Sss
PORT OF RICHMOND. esBEuARI n, 1s7A-'el
4 Iaaszp.s Z.
Steamer Isaac BE- Al. Hsskenans Nov SorA' n''
chandise snd pass xssgRs, 6. w. Allen z 20; rnsr.
bIeamer dor sylvester, pnss, s,sont'
chandlse and l,asssugcrs, d. B. fafurn' aRen.
,.ssssa5 - SAILED. " 5i1saa53 -. 80,
Steam - Alliance. Carr, Pssladeipnta, hef'A~A
t,se a, a r,,sepgers. w. z. Porter. ff,noret,au-
ST. amer w estoypr, Travers, Baltinohe' W."
dif q ana passengers, L. 3. latum'
=" CLEARED FoR THIS PoHf. 10
u.asnoner 8: @. Tryon- NickersoE, bosson W.
w ssaoon n3 George 9. A. Travefs Mitchell N's
e"1 BsrE Edwin, Ghristopherson, Liverpool fs'f
aY2. -.,n- clifford, Mcdonald. Nassau,
sehoSaer gnes. Eodgden, Bath, , Me- l 18Th.
| Schooner Pandora, Hearn, tailhioie' =
| MEMORANDA.
| Proyincetown, February -, scnooect Ae
| sro,, Bath for t,sfs port. Y.,,, hence, at
if Snhoonar Mary j. Fisher, Lawrence hen''' "
| New York February 10. '.t
NOTICE TO MARINERS. ,-u,.oa
Svwc.srrH, DEL, February 19..rn Laced The
| statss Iirht-housc tender Violet bas rep
| hnnvs In Goose Island channel.
| BIZ telegraph.
VI, VEST February 21.--The ST .he emon,t,r
| steamers Gettysburg and Ossipee. an0 'Ao as
Ajax have arrived. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
NEW YORK COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW York, February 2l.-The market for cot
ton on the street ruled weak and depressed, and a
greater portion Of the sales were on speculative
account. shippers have not operated 10 any ex-
tent, though quotations were sustained until
Thursday, when Liverpool news was unfavorable,
and quotations were revised. which reduced prices
&C.; Ut which tha market closed weak. Forward
day there was a bad break, aud prices rapidly de-
clined, and no Improvement has been noted since,
sales of the week were l24, 491 bales; of which
III. $50 bales were for forward delivery, and
1924 for immediate deliyery-as follows 8 231
bales for export. 2476 bates for spinning, "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
:why They Refuse us Currency.
New YORK, February II, 1874

Editors Dispatch:
= + am a southern man, living here in this
community, and understand perfectly why
some of the rich people here desire to keep
the South from getting her proportion or an
increase in currency. They will refuse to
give up any of their circulation, and try to
keep the South from getting any, so that
they can lend what they have at higher
rate of interest. The South ought to have
more banks, that what money is down there
might he deposited and could be lent to
Others who were in want of it. b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
BY Davenport s. Morris, Auctioneers.

BY Davenport i morrls, AucuoneeFs.
UCTION SALE OF CARGO OF RIO
N COFFEE AT RICHMOND. VA.-"e VIII
sell at auction, ut warehouse, in the city OF lch-
mond, Va. at the head Of the Dock, on the nth
DAY OF FEBAU AIRY, 1874, commencing at IL
e''' o,547 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
Skiold from Rio Janciro in damaged conaltloh,
more or lees A part of this cargo Is superior.
TERMS Made known on day OF sale.
15o HALF CHESTS FINEST GRADES GUN
POWDER TEAS
of our importation, selected by Russell & Co.. OF
Shanghai, with great care for the Virginia ana
500 BARRELS REFINED SUGAR;
200 HOGSHEADS BACON;
500 BARRELS HERRi&GS;
800 BARRELS SYRUP: ,ry
2OUCrAVES j. IL +. MAREELL blsAHD1,
tour importaton):
PORTER, STOUT, ALE, and other mlsceiia-
i't 8 600 G' Sacks WoRTuINGToN & DEAKISs'
SALT, direct from Liverpool.
ALSO, .
$50 kegs Wilson's celebrated TWI> I TOBACCO;
Head of all " brand; ,
200 boxes imported French and Italian MAC
DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
30 AuclioneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesrs,
No, 1912 Main street.

1.-TWO VALUABLE VACANT LOTS
i CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND BpCIn
STREETS, AND TWO BEAUTIFUL BUiLDiSr;
LOIS CORNER OF TWENTY-NIS1H All,
FRANKLIN STREETS, TO BE SOLD AT fCR.
Lie AUCTION AT THE REAL ESTATE TX.
CHANGE.-On MONDAY, February %, 1874,
at l2 O'Clock b., nj the request OF the owner. We
shall sell at public suction those two VALUABLE
LOIS on the corner Of Eighteenth and Broad
streets, fronting 60 by 90 feet 1t Is most eI.
cellent location for drug store, or retail grocery
and woodward, or could I've used, by fronting On
Broad street for the erection Of row Of medium.
sized houses, which would pay handsome rental.
Also, two nice BUILDING LOTS on the north.
east corner Of Twenty-ninth and Franklin streets.
opposite the former residence OF Captain George
W.Allen, r ntinS each SO by "a feet to an alley
TERMS Will be very liberal, and announced al
the hour Of sale. LYME q BROTHER.
fr 10 Aucti0nefrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
huctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a LOT, WITH
L A FRAMED HOUSE = HEREON. SITUATED
ON THE SOUTH LINE OF BROAD STREET
AND WEST LINE OF SIXTEENTH STREET:
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF 4 certain deed OF
and wife, dated l4:h of May, 1873, duly recorded
in the clerks office of the slclm3nd, G a.
lion If said trust being thereto required by the
benefcary sell at public auction, on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY the 25t OF February, sf4i at
/ O'clock r. NJ. the above described property. The
LOT fronts 20 feet OIL the south line or Broad
street and running back depth of SS feet.
nav off n certain bond exccuts ed by John Harris and
Sarah Harris of s40O, aated 14th of May, 1878;
and as TO the residue OF said purchase money, on
such terms as the said John Harris Shall pres ibe
and direct or In case of his failure to give such d.
recton ut such time rs the trustee shall think tt
: fe 10 JOHN u. WADE, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
BY Hill & GoddiD,
Real Estate Aucdopeers and Agents,
No-11OS Main street, r

MICE FRAME DWELLING, NO. 715.
IN ONTHE EAST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET
BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUvAL, FOE
at az O'Clock 2. NJ on the premises, we Will sell the
above described property. The house contains iour
good rooms, and is ia excellent repairs klicneSm,
feet with depth OF 90 feet more or less, with Side
alley. " ,..,,
and is now rented 10 a prompt tenant at 81 ~ per
aunum. .,d
TERMS: Onc-thIrd cash; balance at six anu
twelve months, six per cent added.
fe 2O-tds HILL & GODDIN, AuctioIeers.
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80. -, 8 f:t.n,,eyiIie. ICE. - rosomas,
itsys. isne Ridss De-; 81 In. Is.
i iS0ss.: Is Kecsbrtdgs, % sa,sstors, ifc.;1
S SSs ssss,ss 81: s2Rss Sc; io
mi sa,.ssasa sa,ags and sassg. A R MsRdI
Ia 1861 "A Mssonsiiie.s gfusida. 1aXc; IA
i4EdSdsie. 1oc. "a soct.r 1oc - Az a,nosEzR ed
iaSs.; Whfesscues loo tsG stinsn. 6Xc.; Pc
DEE sS;j 7c IT, Wsii6am los c1ss
Mills, S6c. 2,ouc. wes,ford,
liNc.; Granitevlle, lsc. roskeax,
Corset ,,Jeass Payonia, AAc.'
~ pe,,ias Harlem, 1aNc.; Boston Steam hA'is'
JPrints American, 1os:; Aliens, sse 1es a n
mond, 10c.; sprasqes Linz ioc.: Merrtnr ck
ioe. Mallory. lec: Oriental, a. le Wapis ut as
| 0c.; Arnold, Shc.; Amoskeas' or -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
By Moody & Royal,
Real Estate, Auctioneers,
office corner Seventh aud Hull streets,
- - Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
l IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON FOUR
TEEETH STREET NEAR CORNER OF PERRY
STREET. in THE TOWN. OF MANCHEsTsR,
VA.-Bysvirtue of 8 deed Of trust executed 70 tile
nndersi9ued by John r. C0gbili, bearing date on
the isth day Of September, 1873, and duly record
ed in the County Court clerks ONE Of chester,
nnrnoses therein pentloned shall expose for sale
at an pubic auction on THURSDAY The 26th day Of
February, 1874, at 4K o'clock P. NJ, the HOUSE
and LOi on said street. The lot fronts AZ feet on
Fourteenth street by Sc feet. The building is en-
stirely new. containing four good rooms well en-
closed, and In first-rafe condition.
TERMS: Cash as to q note now due or $239.O7,
and expenses of sale the balance payable as fol-
lows: A note due May 9th, / S74, for S243.75,
and one due September 18th, 1874. for &24S.45,
and the residue If any, upon credit made known
on day of sale. 80 j. d. mgOD1,
fe 21-5t "9s s.s.sr# -: trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
BY Telegraph.
NEW WORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. February 21.-Flcur quiet and with
out decided change in price. Wheat &c. better with
moderate Inquiry. Corn, 2@4c. better; fair de-
msnd at 72hel7Sc. for new western mixed; sag
SIS Tor old western mixed; 74@7 Sc. for new white
western: S5c. for new white southern. Pork firm
er: new. 1870. Beef unchanged. Lard frmer;
8 5-l6@97Gc. Freights firm and quiet Sugar
dull and pc lower. Coffee Rice, and soasses quiet
and unchanged. Turpentiue firm at 1870. hOsin
drin at f2.45@9S2.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. February 21.-F1our quiet and M
changed. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn ac-
tive and 6rmcr: white southern. 73@ 7Sc.; yellow
southern, 70@75c.: mixed western, 76@77c. Oats
arm southern, 55@5Sc. western, 55(G56c. Rye
dull at 92@94c. Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet
and heavy and prices unchanged. Western butter
active slld firm at an advance Coffee dull and
nominal at 24@2 &c. Whiskey dull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street

DEREMPTORY SALE OF A LOT,
L WITH A LARGE BRICK STORE THERE
ON, SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET, IN ROCKETS. KNOWN As
TIE aCuNNINGhAM STORE At PEBLIC
AIRY, 1874, AT 10 O'CLOCK ~. AT THE
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, ll0l MAIN
STREET, OVER STATE BANK.-We shall, al
the request Of the owner sell at the time and place
designated, without limit reserve, the propeI,!
above described.
TERMS: One third cash; residue 1t six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable Eotes, Interest
added, secured by 8 IN, ST deed.
We would call special attention Of parties 70 The
foregoing sale. and ask that they will examine cre
LYME & BROTHER.
fe 1S-W. Th,S,,SN4t kucttoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
By d. X. Weisiger,
Auctioneer and Land Agent,
No. 1903 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. FARM AND RESIDENCE. TEN MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND, ON JAMES RIVER, IN
CHhSTERFIEl.D COUNTY, BY AUCTION.--At
the request of the beneficiary In certain deed OF
trust from Alexander Watson and James Walker,
bearing date on The III day of October. 1S72, re-
corded in Chesterfield County Court ID. b. So, VOL
Ia, we Will proceed 10 sell ut public auction on
TUESDAY tile oath day of February, 1874, In
front of Chesterfield courthouse, In the town Of
Manchester, ut 4 o'clock F.. A., the valuable
TRACT OF LAND mentioned In said deed, coz
tainiDg TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES,
more or less. with residence and necessary out.
buildings; shrubbery, &C, adjoining the lands OF
Mcssrs. q. A. W. Taylor, !. Winston, and a; ).
bios station, Richmond aud Danyiue railroad.
TERMS Cash US to 81 80 and expenses OF sale;
the balance at six and Twelve months, Interest added
In bonds secured by u deed Of trust.
= CIV. TURNER,
..E d. x. WElSIGEE,
fe 13-td -...-..,-.. .r... Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
BY Richardson & Co.,
AuctiOnecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALu-
" ABLEFRAME DWELLING AND LO ,1i = ~ =
THE NORTH SIDk OF GRACE STREEI ,! BE
TWEEN TWENTI-FIFTa, AND T w ID
SIXTH STREETS, CHURCH Hill, 81 49,
TION.-In pursuance Of decree of the S Sna
Court of the city Of Rchm9nd entere GrItchfeId
IT. 1874, IN the suit Of Ford, &C., ~. Cruscim LII
trustee ana Others the spe s; 6aG Of
February 1s74, at O'Clock MI pro zee R - al
by public auction upon the premises, tie ga -
Estate men'ioned above and In saic decree, Eau a.
the risk and cost Of John Iamaa con5sts Of
T T"WSo-sTORY FRAME DWELL!NG with ia Das Int
ment Containing seven rooms Kitchen &C, anu ,ot
fronting 49K feet the north SIDE OF Gtacs
hetween Twenty fifth and Twenty-siXth stfeelS aha
rnnning back IS feet to an alley: ,,t
and eInense of resale and to pay OH q nole % ni
s5s4.56, with interest thereon from January ~,
1874. aud charges Of protest. upon creei1 Us ~
sSoi Is until July as to $685. nn s sncb
as the said Talmap shall direct, or In case OF
his failure, upon credit Of eighteen months irpm
the day of sale The purchaser to give pegotlaDle
notes for the deferred payments with intereSs
added and the title to be retained until tngwhoie
purchase money is paid. A. Il; CODKiNtEda..
prruIRDsoS G. Co, AuctiOneerS. lie ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, February 21.-Flour quiet and un
changed. Corn unchanged. Provisions quiet
PORK tirmer ut Sl5@Sl5 25. Bacon-shouiders
&c; clear rib, $40; clear. 6sc. Packed lare
frmer; 94@9hfor fierce; 94@1 O4c. for keg. Whis
bow af
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23

DECEIvER's SALE OF STOCK OF
~ CIGARS. TOBACCO. &c.-By virtue OF an
Eastern District Of Virginia, receiver Of George
s. Feurst. bankrupt, will sell at No. 9Q2 NAN
street, between Ninth and Tenth, on TUESDAI
the Gath Of February, at IL a. NJ, choice iot OF
C Ci and SMOKING TOBACCO. &C.
TERMs: Cash g. H.WENDLINGER,
n oI.td ....-'. u Receiver
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, February 21.-Flonr quiet and un-
changed. Corn quiet and steady at 59@62c. Pork
quiet and weak at &14 50@$14 rs. Lard dull
8x@sHc. for steam, DC. for Kettle. Bacon quiet
SIC; clear quoted at SIC. Whiskey scarce ut 05c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
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<,r tho snriuR trade. Also, viii be added large
invoice OF desirable STOCK GOODS, consisting OIL
''N CASSINERES. H.
KENTUCKY JEANS,
'. COTTONADES,
LINEN DUCKS, *. 81,
DRESS GOODS, ...s.
LADIES' SHOES,
MEMS FUR and STRAW HATS, &C., &C.
The whole to be sold without reserve.
PAINE, CABELL & CO.,
fe 21-td e Auctlonee[s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
\ ID go ByJ L. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneer aud Aee,,

DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE r,r,
AG SMALL BUILDING LOTS AT AUt.T,oMSo
WI Ge s9.d on AQS ~. 23d OF February. =, -
az feet south Of Williamsburg avenue for alley
Run street, between Rockets and Ash p,,ooiy.
fronting together sex feet, and running h,ch ,ten.
alley on the York River railroad "aeA 10 az
. This ground Is elevated, commands An s~.
view Of the river, shippI &, &C.. and wouIt ss
comfortable residences for small families aa'sd
, TEENS; Al sale. J.L. APpERsoy.
n Ie iZU-tQ5 z.sket.a4..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RICHMOND MARKETS.

SATURDAY, February 81, 1874.
.ss4 Country Produce,
Roots: Ginseng, 10000; seneca, without top,
Bsesaoar: CSC. a n.
B,scktoheet Flour: &c. Very dull.
Batter: Prime to choice yellow, 33Q35c.; poor
to good, 16Q26c.; common. 10Q12c.
Broom-Cora: Green. sQl 0c.; red, 4@5c.
Corn Neal: 90c. n buShel
Dried Frs.a.-Apples, quarters, 5@6c;; SLICED,
Cherries, Iatted, l5@lsc. Blackberrles, sal0c.
EggS: In barrels lie. y dozen; In crates,
Flour: Virginia country Is quoted to-day Fine.
&5.75@$6: superhne, S750@SS: extra. $500
$3.50; family, ordinary run, s9.504$10; fancy
brands, 81.
o Feathsrs: Prime hve-goose, 66@7oc.; common,
Fassesd: s1.7o@sl so q bushel.
Hay: >, Virginia timothy, si.o58$1 rs; clover,
Lard: Country. 9ll0c. r.s.. "a v.r.
OATS: Baled. So490c. y 100 lbs. ~
Onions.-*1.F5GrS2s a bushel. Indemand
Potatoes: Irish, 50G65c. v bushei.
PouRry.-Dressed: Turkeys, 15@ &c. chickens,
10@l2c- .sS41s lt<sts<sEs Igss.s
Rue: Csc. a bushel.
2 Standc !: 7bc.-neninal
!. Staeks: $685.: ss<.,,. .,,..s ...r
: Baled Stra,o 6a@65c. 'e1 :.
7utloto: 6Gl7c.R d. To- 49, @ J. l.
Wool: Washed, 4o245c.; nnwashea, 25Gsoc.; :;
i q 81 "a Cement, Lime, Plaster, he. +
Cement s7.26@$2.ao p barrel; Rosendale,.
800. a. busbe, Virginia.
a ss aesE I asstou. Einss,
0sI.40 ;sitacEland; VI 65QSl.75.. isfs
Plastsr Lamps sa; sroua :, ST. delivered d
''.As's, s1s so$sD Dry Goods.
r..a.., cL eSsfn no oa,5 SIfrffDne 4 a Manchester
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers ard Real Essats Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Paw

BUILDING LOT, AT THE NORTH
I'D WEST CORNER OF SECOND AND ARCH
Is FEET R III Lf viii ~ BE- an so AS.LEY
Real Estate Exchange on MONDAY, 23d F.lro.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS.
fc ID Aucti0nctrS