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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
TIE NEW MINISTRY, &c.

TIE NEW MINISTRY, ~.
Iospoy. February 20.-The Times in III
issue Of to-day says the new Ministry Is
Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli, First Lore
Of the Treasury; Baron Cairns, Lord Higt
Chancellor; Earl Of Derby, Secretary o
State for the Foreign Department Duke O
Ricbmoad, Secretary of State for War Mar
olis of Salisbury, Secretary of State for 10
dia Earl of Carnarvon, Secretary oil State
for the Colonial Department; Right don
George Ward Hunt, Secretary OF STATE 1ol
the Home Department; Blight Hon. Gatnotil
Hardy, First Lord of Admiralty; klgnt
Hon. Sir Stafford Northcote, CnancelIof VI
The Times also says Lord Lennox IS 70 De
Commissioner of Works and builotanSs,
Cantain Stanley, Under-secretary Oh ota.c
for War: Sir John Charles, Pay secretary
TO the Admiralty and LORD Hamilton, ~
der-Secretary for the Foreign Department.
dense fog hangs over LONDON to'uay:
The ship Southern Rights arrived at NV
erpool to-day from Savannah mucn oan-
aged. having been in collision.
Disraeli had an interview with the queen
at this Z. Nj. %
day. The most serious one happened 10 the
Scotch mail train which ran into the baggage
train near Preston. Fifteen persons are in
iured, of whom two have died. The cars
were demolished. -
The American Minister, General Robert z.
schenck, will leave for home to-day 10 D DC
absent three months. Chief Secretary OF
Legation, Moran, will act in the meanwhile
France.
PARIS, February 2o.-The Minister OF the
Interior has sent circular to the prelects
directing them to keep watch on me eit!-
cons Who leave the Departments for ChlSe'-
hurst for the purpose Of doing homage TO
the Prince Imperial on the occasion OF his
coming Of age. u-..'
Japan.
YEDDo, February 2o:--Poitical disturb.
,nces are unprecedented in Japan. Minister
Iwanra has rendered his resignation, but
tbe Mikado refuses to accept If. The people
clauor for war against the Coreans. This or
a civil war is inevitable.
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Heu York items.

Nrv YORK, February 20.-Conroy, an
other m asked burglar, was sentenced TO-DAY
ot White Plains to twenty years 'mprlsoh'
ment. e,,.os ooo;rst
strasbourger, importer Of watch movements,
se;1ed for an infringement Of the names and
trade. marks of American manufacturers, was
dismissed, tue Government having no evil
-Four laborcrs were buried by the caVtng
IN Of sewer embaukment on Sixth avenue
today. They were extricated severely III
jured. ...;,ors If the Sink
inc Fund to-day resolved that all banks anu
other moneyed institutions holding clts
moneys on deposit will be required 10 per.
NIT an examination of their affairs oy 'l't
commissioners.
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South Carolina Tnx-Payers' Con.
- - YanfiOn. -


COLUMBIA. February 20.-The Taxpayers
Convention adjourned to-day. after four
DAYS session. A report was adopted In-
.structing the Executive Committee TO pre-.
pare Constitution and Bylaws for county
organizations, to be known as Tax Unions,
( and to be established in every county and
State. All citizens, white or black, who
pay lakes, are to be admitted to member
ship. The object is to prosecute criminal
and dishonest officials, and to endeayor to
relieve the burden of taxation. A resou-
ton was adopted appointing committee to
appeal to the State Legislature for redress OF
grievances, and q committee of fifteen OF
the most prominent citizens Of the State
were appointed to 60 to Washington and
lay before Congress a memorial to that
body.
A letter was received from certain bond
holders in New York protesting against any
action on the part Of the Convention looking
TO the reputation Of State bonds.
Il On motion, the Convention resolved that
when the honest people Of the State get pos
session of the Government they will do
Vhat is just, fail, and equitable among all its
creditors.
.The Convention adopted an address to the
people OF the State setting forth that it had
appealed to the LegisIatureand to Congress
for redress Of, the wrongs, and advising them
to organize ia lawful manner aud to prose
cute In the courts of,the State all dishonest
officials. = 20 "a I'd Z. .. VI :,
The Convention then adjourned. subject
10 the call of the Executive Committee.
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Weather Pr PROBABILITIES for To-day.

W.su1ssroN, February 20.-For Satur
day. in New England, rising barometer
westerly winds, somewhat lower tempera
For the lower lake region, rising tempera
4ure. followed by falling barometer, north
easterly winds, cloud, and rain.
For the Middle Atlantic and South Allan
tic states, southeast and southwest winds,
nartly cloudy weather, and possibly occa'
.sional rain. -.
For the Eastern Gulf States, falling oa'
rometer. increasing southerly winds, threat
ening and rainy weather.
For the Western Gulf States, winds veer-
inp to southwest and northwest, and posi-.
Div north, with falling temperature.
For the Ohio Valley, northeast winds
backing to northwest followed by partly
cloudy weather and rising barometer.
For the upper lakes and the. Northwest
rising barometer, cold north and northwest
winds, aud purity cloudy and clear weather
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BY Telegraph.

WUEAT.-Whtc..." ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
...,..s.''.'
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT, WITH
l. AFRAMED HOUSE THEREON, SITUA
on THE SOUTH LINE OF BROAD STREET
AND WEST LINE OF SIXTEENTH STREET.
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF q certain deed OF
trust executed TO me as trustee from John Harris
and wife, dated 14th of May, 1873, duly recorded
in the clerks Office of the Richmond Chsncery
Court, in D. 3. l01 c, page sos, shall IN execn.
ton of said trust, being thereto required by the
beneficiary, sell at public auction, on rhe premises,
on WEDNESDAY the 18th Of February, 1874, i al
LOT fronts 26 feet on the south line of Broad
street, and running back depth Of SS feet.
TERMS Cash Us to the expenses OF sale ana 10
Sarah Harris of $500, GATED 14tn Of May, 1913
and as to the residue Of said purchase money, on
such terms us the said John Harris shall prescribe
and direct or In case Of his failure to give such di
rection ut such time as the trustee shall think fit
fe 10 JOHN q, WADE, Trustee.
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BY Lyme 4 Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street

DEREMPToRY SALE OF A LOT,
i WITH A LARGE BRICK STORE THERE
ON, SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET, IN ROCKETS, KNOWN As
THE CUNNINGHAM STORE" At PUBLIC
AIRY, 1874, AT 10 O'CLOCK ~. AT THE
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 1l0l MAIN
STREET, OVER STATE BANKING shall, az
the request Of the owner sell at the time and place
designated, without limit or reserve, the property
above described.
TERMS: One third cash; residue at six, twelve
and eighteen months. for negotiable aote5, interest
added, secured by q trust deed.
We would call special attention OF parties 10 The
foregoing sale. and ask that they will examine The
LYME & BROTHER.
fe 1S-W,Th.S ,&M4t Auctoneer:.
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BY Grubbs 3 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and R,,.
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!onesrs,
No. 1912 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE VACANT LOTS
Il CORNER OF ElGHTEEETH AND BR0tn
LOTS CORNER OF TWEETY-NINTH AN
FRANKLIN STREETS, TO BE SOLD AT PIN.
Lie AUCTION AT THE REAL ESTATE ~
CHkhGE.-On MONDAY, February 90, 1874
ut IL O'Clock NJ, AT the request OF the owner. M
shall sell at public auction those two YALUABLE
LOIS on The corner Of Eighteenth and Broad
cellent location for drug store, retail grocer,
and woodward. or could he used, by fronting o.
Broad STREET for the erection Of row Of medium
Also two nice BUILDING LOTS or the uor,b.
east corner Of Twenty.ninth and Franklin streets
opposite the former residence Of Captain Georg.
W. Allen, fr ontilg each 80 by "a feet to an sey
TERMS Will be very liberal, and announcei.t
the hour Of sale. LINE & BROTHER.
fe 10 tCctIOueeiv
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,Japan.
CUBA.

New York, February 20.-Captan Nor
ton. of the steamship Moro Castle, from Hal
vana, reports that in an engagement about
the LIST February a column of Spanish troops
300 strong, was utterly defeated by the in
surgents, mourning loss in killed, wound
ed, and prisoners of 600 men. Intelligence
| that Captain Morton regarded as trustworthy
represented the Spaniards worsted in every
engagement.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, February 20.-Cctton Irregular !,
sales of 1913 bales at CSC. Southern hour With
out decided change. Whiskey. 99!gc@S1. Wheat
2@3c. better; Ihica:o, IL ;51@Sl:54. Corr, In
western. Pork lower and active; new mess,
S15 rs. Beef unchanged: Lard lower at 9Sc.
TalIow quiet al 7l4ISHc. Turpcntiue quiet al 4oc.
Rosin quiet al s2.40@S2.5O.
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BALTIMORE Markets.

BALTIMORE. February 20.-F1our dull and STEADY !;
prices unchanged. Wheat quiet and slendy. corn Sd
INV southern, roc: mixed western dull Oats hrin !
southern, $500 western, G6@S9s Eye S peH
at S2@94c. Hay unchanged at sleGSZ4: aro1t .
@I3c. Lard. 9@9Xc. Western butter scarce and ma
wanted; roll, 37@43c.; tub, 3s@45e.-ogside Tor
choice. Coffee unchanged. Whlskey, eeE9 9Sc'
Snpnr unchanged.
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ct T,OlJIS MARKETS,

ST. LOUIS, February 20 Flour quiet and weak ij
business small. Corn firmer; No. 2 nj Xed, SOCK
in Fast elevator. Whiskey lower ut Doc. Provl
sions weak, dull, and declining; only small order
trade Lard In good demaud; considerable done
hut NIL sales mi yate
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The NeW York Times ON tho Memorial
or the south Caroline Taxpayer

Ngwss oRK,. February 2O.-The Times
ssys ar the memorial or the South Carolina
Tsx-Payers' Convention, which publishes:
q "a memorial has been addressed by citizens
Of- South Carolina to Congress praying for
\ relief from some burdens under which they.
are suffering. The address ia, q document.
which demands attention. y Congress cannot
isftOre H. The revelations made are most
saxtraosdinary,a and certainly they will not
be read with pleasure by any section or po-
lifical parties. we hope 1t will be- found
that something can be done for South Caro-
lima before Congress separates.
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BY Richardson i Co.,
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
M. 1113 Main street.

SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE FRAME DWELLING AND / Lot 81 { on =
THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE SIX EEL BE-
TWEEN TWENTY-FIFTH AND TWENTY
SIXTH STREETS. Oh URCH HILL, BY AUG
TION-In pursuance Of a decree OF the Chancery
Court of the city OF Richmond entered February
II. 1874 In the suit Of Ford, &C., gs. Crutchheid
trustee, aud Others the UNDERSIGNED special COM
missioner will, on WEDNESDAY the 25th DAY or OF
February, 1874 at O'Clock p. H., proceed TO sen
by public auction, upon the premises, the REAL
ESTATE men'ioned above and In said decree, Mt
the risk and cost Of John 8. Taman, former pur-
chaser thereof The said properly consists OF q
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELhING with base
ment containing seven rooms Kitchen, &C., and lot
fronting 49h feet the north side of Grace street
between Twenty and Twenty-si1th streets, ana
running back 80 feet to an alley.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the cost OF srtL
aud expense Of resale and TO pay OF note OF
*5S4.50, with interest thereon from January ~,
S74, and charges Of protest; upon credit as 10
1901 25 until July "a, 1874; as to s6l8. until
january "a, 1875; and the residue upon sucn
terms as the said Taman shall direct, or In case OF
his failure, upon credit of eightee months from
the lay of sale. The purchaser to give negotiable
notes for the deferred payments with Interest
added aud the title to be retained until tle whoie
purchase money Is paid. A. K. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioners.
RICHARDSON s Co., Auctioneers. re ~
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Massacsaus etts stronxsHrinded Ee-

woRe-,srKn, February ao.-The estat m.t u
s. 8. c.nd Abby Kelley Foster, safsn .haIr
am Marietta Flagg, who refuse 70 pas earea
axes until women can vote, "e.o NV the
for sale to-day by the tax-coieS.oI, ~ named
taxes Of 1877 The estate en .. NO ,ay bid was re.
was bought by friend o ss Nv o.t tote The
s se,a hue II. heen adjourned until Tomorrow
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI February 2oEloars steady and d nn
md Iower at ga 75@Sl5. Lard dull and droop
ing; steam, 6Xc.; kettle, &C. Bacon dnn shoulders
6H9I6s;c: clear rib. S7sc.; clear, SIC Whl'ke!
min nj 04c closing strong At 95c. ..-..
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Tho p.,a,ade,ps,ta strike.

PsrLApELruIA, February 2o.-Most OF tne
emnloy &, 10 the Kensington cotton mills are
women, and It is said that after concerto 90
action had been decided upon they mascheo
from mill to mill, and induced others 10 stof
work. Two thousand have quit.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

COMPARATIYE COTTUS STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, February zO.-The receipts of cot
ton at all United States ports for the week, 23-
Oa6 bales; same week last year, lOS,727 bales les;
vesr Q 49S,2I9 bales. Ex ports for he week, 9S,-
$50 bales same week last year, AT bales. Total
to date, 1852 bales; to same date last year,
/ 472.42C bsles Stock 1t all United States ports,
S3g.33S bales last year, 557, 1888 bales. Al al
interior towns. 145.349 bales last year, 90,499
bales At LIVERPOOL, 6S2 600 bales last year,
4eS, 600 GALES American cotton atiO2t for u reat
Britain, 900 bales; last year, 81 900 bales.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucaoneers,
Ills Main street.

A VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING
IA AND LOT ON TIL SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF NJ AND TWENTY FOURTH sTREET~
UNION HILL, FOR SALE BY AUCTlON-On
MONDAY the 23d instant, at ~ o'clock 81, ".
shall sell by auction, at the Real Estate Exchan2,
q valuable FRAME DWELLING. with baseneri
and two stories above, and lot fronting II feet On
the south side Of 81 street coraer Of Twenty fourth
and running back about IS feet.
TERMS: Une-third cash; balance IN six and
twelve months, negotiable notes to be given for the
deferred payments, with Interest added, aud Sc
cured by deed OF trust.
RICHARDSON ( CO..
fe 10 Real Estate AuctioneerS
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BY James NJ. Taylor s. Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auction GERS,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE VACANT
i LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY
STREET BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVtNTii
STREETS; AND AnJ0INiSG The h iSb
". II. ALLDERDICE, ESQ, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wll be sold on THuRSDA9 1o the
9th day OF February 1874, on le premises, a.
az o'clock p NJ. that truly valuable BUILDING
L0T, rs above located, fronting. rs feet ard run
ming back So feet to a wide alley; THIS piopertE
the Sapitoiand Convenient to all the public build
ings and in first-class neighlorEoGd 1t may well
be considered the most Desirable lot for first
private residcace now on the market.
TERMS: one. fourth cash the balance at four,
eight. and twelve months for negotiable notes. H.
JAM c.S NJ. TAYLOR son,
Aucliomcers.
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By Davenport & Morris, Auctloneers.

BY Davenport K Morris, Auctloneers.
A UCTION SALE OF CARGO OF RIO
IN COFFEE AT RICHMOND. FA.-We Will
sell tanction, ut Warehouse in the city OF lcil-
mopd, Va. at The head Of the Dock, on the 27TIi
DAY OF FEBEU AIRY, 1874, com nencin5 at /
2,547 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
for account of whom concerned, just arrived per
Skiold from Rio JInero In dun aged condition,
more or les A part OF this cargo Is superior.
TERMS Made known on day vi sale.
VIII he added ,,r->,
POWDER TEAS
of our importation, selected by Russell & Co., OF
Shanghai, with great cure for the Virginia and
southern trade. Also.
900 BARRELS REFINED SUGAR;
200 HUGSHEADS BACON;
500 BARRELS HERRtNGS;
400 BARRELS SYRUP;
20 20 OCrAVES J. & +. MARTELL BRANDY,
tour imporlation}; .
PORTER, STOUT, ALE, and other mlsccii2-
ne 8 100 SoS SACKS WSoRTHINGToN & DEAKINS'
SALT, direct from Liverpool.
ALSO. ~
80 kegs Wilson's celebrated TWIsT TOBACCo;
: Head Of ell " brand;
200 boxes imported French and Italian MAC
DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
: 10 90 Aucuonefrs.
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SIMMON'S .HEPATIC COMPOUND,
y OR LIYER-CURE:-We have arranged with
HEPATIC COMPOUND, which Is giving such uni-
yersal satisfaction wherever Introduced. All de-
raugements Of the liver, skin, and bowels are re.
orders to our wholesale agents. Messrs. WOOD &
SONS, who will supply the trade at our regular
rates. Z. l.. KING s. SONS, Proprletors,
fe 6-3m 100 Columbia, 5. q.
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n...h. Penalty Abolished I'm Maine.
AUGUSTA, February ao.-The Senate voted
TO-DAY fourteen to twelve to abolish the death
ponalty
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BY D. X. Weisiger,
Auctioneer and Land Agent,
No. 1908 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. FARM AND RESIDENCE. TEN MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND, On JAMES RIVER, IN
CHtSTERFIELD COUNTY, BY AUCTION.--At
the request of the beneficiary In certain deed OF
trust from Alexander Watson and James Walker,
bearing date on The ! tn day Of October S72. re-
corded In Chesterfield County Court. ID. B. SO, vol.
IA, we will proceed 10 sell at public auction on
TUESDAY the oath day of February. 1874, In
front of Chesterfield courthouse, In the town of
Manchester, ut o'clock p. NJ, the valuable
TRACT OF LAND mentioned In said deed, con-
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES,
more or less, with residence and necessary out.
buildings; shrubberv. &C., adjoining the lands Of
Messrs. &. a. w. Taylor, l. Winston, and A. s.
bios station, Richmond and Danville railroad
TERMS: Cash as to s432 and expenses OF sale
the balance at and swelye months, interest added
hi bonds secured bya decd Of trust. (.
= - s1. rEEE s G. TURNER,
~ DIX. WEISIGER,
fe13-td ;sz5ss. Trustees.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents ana Auc'ioneeiS'
1919 Main street.
Auction Sales.--future Days.

AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY Paine, Cabell & Co., Auctioneers.
EIRST SPRING SALE.
On WEDNESDAY,, 25th Instant, - IN,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, we Will sen ut QUIZ VI
Warehouse very large aud desirable assortment OF
new and choice goods, suited to the present ana up
pt'"'' STAPLE AND FACY DRY GOODS
In great variety.
READY-MADE CLOTHlNG,
BOOTS. SHOES, AND BALMORa
MEMS AND BOYS HATS, HOSIERY, N0aioSSs' &C.
Including an Invoice of choice Styles or
GASSIMERES and COTTONADES,
for the spring trade Also VII be aaued afss
Invoice OF desirable STOCK GOODS, consisting OF
ASSIMERES.
KENTUCKY JEANS,
COTTONADES,
LINEN DUCKS,
DRESS GOODS,
MEMS FUR and STRAW HATS, &C., sc.
The whole to be sold without reserve
A0 PAINE, CABELL & CO.,
eo o,,d kucuoneers
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vo~xsI Ashore.

s.r.v..u February 20,--A vessel, sup
posed to be steamship Is aSnofe u" ''
Ing Island.
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DECEIVERS SALE OF STOCK OF
IL CIGARS. TOBACCO. &c1By virtue OF an
Eastern District of Virginia, as receiver OF George
s. Feurst. bankrupt, will sell at No. BOZ Main
street. between Ninth and Tenth, on TUESDAY
the oath of February, at IL A. NJ, choice lot OF
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO. &C.
TERMS: Cash q. Il. WENuLlNGEls,
fo 81 i'd Receiver
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;. LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, February 2O:-Flour-highe grade
&c. lower; A No. J.. 1929; fancy, *SZo; COT "a 3
Bacon-shoulders, 7c.; clear rib, SIC. clear, &c
Lard dull and 10 yer fierce, 94c.; keg, 9Ac. Wins
kar Q2Nc
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4UCAASss-S><> q. -s3ss
Nv TOOK d ,Lsught AdesionesIs,

.UCI1gM S11sses
- S,noe B Lsugstcn, Adctionesrs'
.orS - aoseruor ana franklin ssree'
r 1ops me roP-BUGaLEs, Ah ,o
.1oce We s sen At anciion st tbs hof'e-o''
Two a, saadRsss sl old sound and gentle
Two gssiss ina sS soobpIE and A1E ,s
seVefaa ''''A 90 COOK s LA9 toet,opeers.
TGg CONsTABLE's SALE S OF S 81
III LECT LOT OF CHRoaos' d paTe OF lie
MIRR1m,s,s str,cs Court we wiz sell at pssh7ec
su,c.sen on saTuRDAi, February ssasnders 4
o'clock A. No carrier ne u. Hn and Broad streets
ne fSejowing property. to satisfy 3. Roy rs
rant in nv hands In favor Oh 0"'
| eau MSr1TfKRORS, assorted sizes, ~, frames:
! CARgMoS;N yish 55pIhd-Tpln shG@Ti
KKSS9fIkI.hhfSss. Fra mrs.
sHEoSW-CASES, DEsKSi S&ScfneERY. H.C.R.
TENS; !, Cash 1ix e RpckGSaaNS . Receiver:
BIZ Lyme & Brother,
p.a, Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1919 Main street.
-.117.R1,E BRICK STORE AND VA
THE AsouTH SIDE OF MAIN BE. BETWEEN " 3 q,
TTWENTIET AND TWENTY w Tx,
o. he request of the owner sell at public AUCTION,
on the premises: on SATURDAY the 2lsf da 20 q
ST0Rr located as above, known rs the Granite
House. Also, the VACANT LOT adjoining, with
a small framed tenement thereon. This property
f. amongst the most desirable in that locality, ana
we'll worth the attention Of parties desiring to In"
vest.
If sale LYME & BROTHER,
fei7 Auctioneers.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

A BBOTT'S UNITED STATES DIGEST,
n FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD To 1870
Volume Just to hand. Subscriptions solicited oy
Also for sale, the CODE OF VIRGINIA.; l
volume, s6; volumes 80: 2 volumes interviewed
With paper for notes and references TO subsequent
acts Of the Legislature, &1O 5
RRAJTHWAIT RETROSPECT $3.50;
BULW Frs PARISIANS, u c,ror.
OUIDA,S TWO LITTLE WOODEN SHOES,
al so; and all the other new works, at 131 Main
strrct fe 13-d&w
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BY telegraph.

NEW YORK.. g., d,,
NEW YORK, February 20-soon.-s' Ass
Mone~ 4 Gold. 112x F1cbange-Lons, so
short ASK Governments steady. sates que n,
Eueui,,o.-stocks dull. Money Money!, 4. o Cor,
Exchange-Long, 4s5; short 1859 e0''' A'''
steady.
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By Moody e. Royal,
Real Estate Auctioueers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
L IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON FQuk I,
TENTH STREET n EAR CORNER OF PERkf
STREET. IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESIs. ~ e,
VA-By virtue Of deed Of trust sxsSutea date 20 1 nS
the ot5 day OF September, S73, and duly record
ed ed In the County Cont clerks office Of Chester,
neld county, D. b., volume ~ page f. for eerIan
At public auction on THURSDAY the 26th day Of
FensTy * ocG S lpi se feet on
Fonrteent street by 66 feet. The building is en-
t,rely new. containing four good rooms well en-
closed and In irsr-rate condition. a,
TERMS Cash as TO note now dnc OF &z3S.oIt
and Expenses of sale. the balance payable as fol-
lows: A note due May 10Th, 1874, for S243.75,
and the residue, II any, upon q credit made known
OK day of sale. d. d. mSSD!,
fp 01-Ht IuSt'C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-21
BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioncer,
1917 Main street.

THREE IRON SAFES FOR SALE AT
i AUCTION.-On MONDAY the $50. ut 1OH
O'Clock, will sell at my auction house THREE
HERRtSG'S SAFES.
fe Fl THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-21
BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

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