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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-11

T OS T. on Kng OF Washing on Street
IL on Tuesday rtrning last child
Gold Necklace. having The iniiIals "A
L X" ON il. to the finder Of winch lib
eraI reward will be given on delivery =
the residence 0i
MRS. WM. \ ADAMS.
July IL. 1871. 81
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l55 ACRES,

lying near ShepheidstOwn. IN SAID Com
~ Of Jefferson, being the same on which
saij J. Ii. Smith now lives.
The Farm is well improved. and ahun.
dainty supplied with valuable Fruil Of
evefy description is wilhIn hall mile
OF the ). V. Railroad. and lees Than two
miles rom SbepbefdsIown.
This land also has al excellent Marble
Q,sry upon it. which Is said TO be OF a
superior quality. and which If worked
properly can be made 10 realize a large
income.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed By
the Court :-One-ihITd Of the purchase
money and sullisisn.h -nsuer costs and
expenses OF sale. IN cAsh. the balance 10
two eqnsl annual inslsImsnss. 10 be secu-
red by the bonds Of The purchaser. bear
ing interest from the day Of sale. and
on confirmation OF The sale by the Court
a deed viii covenants OF special wairsn-
~ will be made to The purchaser, ressrv-
ing a lien 10 secure the deferred pay.
men,s.
Sale 10 commence at 2 O'Clock. r. VI.
JOHN w. HOLIDAY,
Gk0. X. HOLIDAY.
SPECIAL CoxxIssIoSERs.
or John w. Holiday. deceased. and
Commissioners sppoinIeI by the Court.
6. ID. Mct;lincy. Aoc,.
July H.. 1874. 6w
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LIvINGSTONEIS DEAD.

For 80 YEARS Millions have intenily watch
sd his perilous yet heroic struggles, ani grand
achievements, and now eagerly desire the con-
Piets LIFE HISTORY OF this world renowned
Hero aud Bcneiacior, which uninlds allen The
chfiosiIies and wealth OF a wild and wonderful
country. Il is just ready. 1000 agonls wanted
quickly. One agent sold lisa, another Is6 40
week. For PartIeslars; a'dress HUBBAUD
BROS, either Philsde!phis; Boston or Cinein.
mali
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-11

CS7 IN AGENTS Profits per week. VIII
Tct. UU prove II or forfeit $500. New at
tIclcs just patented. Sample. seui free 20 al.
Address W. II. CllIDESIER, 2G7 Broadway,
New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-11

--H., They have produced more
gNN'pn cures of rheumatism, neuralgia,
lock- Jaw, palsy. sprains, swellings, caked
breasts, scalds, burns, salt.rheum, earache,
Sc, upon the human frame, and OF strains.
spawn, gals, Sc, upon animals IN one year
than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. They are oounter-rritaht,
all healing pain BELIEVERS. CripPles throw
awe, their crutches, the lame walk, poisonous
bites are rendered harmless and the wounded
are healed without a scar. The recipe IS
published around each bottle. They cell as
no articles ever before sold, and they sell be-
cau,e they do just what they pretend TO do.
Those who nov suffer from rheumatism, pain
or swelling deserve 10 suffer If they will notuse
Cenlaur Lnment, white wrapper. More than
l000 certificates Of remarkable cures, includ-
ny frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt,
running tumors, Sc. have been received. We
will send circular containing certificates, the
recipe, SC, gratis, to any one requesting IT,.
One bottle of the yellow. wrapper Centsur
Lm,ment is worth one hundred dollars for
spawned or sweehied horses and mules, or for
screw.worm in sheep. Stock owners--lhese
lln,meuls are worth your attention. No family
should be without them. "While wrapper for
family USE" Yellow wrapper for animals.
Sold nv all Druggists. 50 cents per bottle;
large bottles. 81 %. J. L. RosE & Co., IS
BrOsdway, New York.
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Commissioner Office.
July Isl, 1874
NOTICE is hereby given thai | shall
" proceed 10 execute the ab"ve decree.
At ny Office in Shepherdslown, w. Vs..
rr The 3td Of August. 1874, at which
tine aud place all parties interested ere
rcQ Iired 10 attend.
y. BRAG0NIER
Commissioner.
July 4. 1874. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-11

The Odd Fellows of Boonsboro,' will
hold Pic Mic on the 18th OF August,
near that place.
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Commissioners OGes,
Joue 8. 1874.

To The creditors Of B. q. Town,r, de-
ceased. and to the parties interested 10
The shave suit. and t. al Who msy have
any ihtefesi tbeteiu. notice 10 bsrrby
given that shall prorssd 10 execute the
ahovs derree Il my oGis< 10 Shepherds
lssn, We-, vngiuis. on Tuesday. tho
i4af day of July. 1874.
Given uncrr my hand. Ibis ssh "a, Of
June. 1874.
Us BaAcoyIEE,
ComS;ss,on-s.
Juse -. 1874. 81
DE4nS (;rsnd Du,ehe., Col .yo. aud
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-11

! UDBLh nLUN IS, the best protection Toe
u the hands IN Gardening, Douscwoik, ETC.,
@ud \ certain cure Tor Salt Rheum and Chap.
ped Hands. Ladies size shoii ; so, GauriIrl,
81 - per PAIR. Gents slLcs shoh 81 -
Caunllcts s22j per pair. SEMI by mail on re-.
ceipt of price 10y GOODYEAKS /. H.
GLOVE MANUfhCTURiNG Co, 20
Broadway, N. Y.
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COMMISSION ER'S
IN Cbsncefy. ~ The CIreun Court Of
a Jefferson County. weu vnrinis. ia
Term. April 2a,b. 1874.
:. V. Leerh's wife.
va.
Jas. J.. rown'T, ~ al.
fxiRAcT

Upon consideration 'bsTeol. u 10 de.
creed aud ordered that ibIs cause be re-.
commended 10 The Com a,I,,,0ner 90 set.
tie III. accounts 81 Is. Z. rownrr's AL.
minisirsior, and slso 30 ascertain and re.
pOr. II there are any outstanding drbis I, (
,siI Is. +. To~D.f. deceased, iheir dates.
nature and prioriu,s. Also 10 set.Ie tie
accounts 'ieiween Ms. i..cch aud The De.
fendsni 10 the rfocredIDas ntniioned,
js. J.. Towne,, making any spsei.I
statements deemed pern.e.t ny b,m.sIs.
or u iirh may he nqIn,d BY .nf,r Il
the parties, aud ms.. 'rpm Ib,roi 20
r,e Court. Aud the ssid Commissioner
i, directed ~ give notice 10 The cresiors
and parties before he proceeds 10 sxseue
this order. b. publIesitn for Jour sDr-
ce'sivs weeks 80 some nsss2s;er put.
IIsbed in Jederson County"
A eopy-Tcsie
X. T.. BROWN. Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-11

A fine rain visited our town on Thurs
day evening.
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commissioners Sale
OF
Valuable LAND
Jefferson County, West Va.

N pursuance Of the decree Of the Cir.
| cut Court for Jefferson County, West
Va, made at The April Term OF said
Court 1874, in the suit OF J ii. Smith.
against tn undersigned aud Others, and
by virtue Of Deed Of 'rrus, from J. 81.
Smith TO John W. Holiday, deceased,
dated October lst, 1866 and duly rrcor.
ded in Deed Bnok No. / . Page 493. for
The purpose Of securing cefsn deb's
therein mentioned. as due TO Sally L.
Hamrramck. Florence IIsmirsmck, and
Sarah II lmlrsmck. the undersigned as
Special Commissioners, will proceed 10
sell at public auction. in font oI the
former Courthouse. in Shepherdsiown,
Jefferson County, West w..
On Saturday, the 18th day Of
August, 1874,
that TRACT Of LAND with the build.
mos and aDouttenances containing
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LETTER FROM CANADA.

THE following extracts are from
letter written by young lady, former
ly of this place, now on visit to Cana
da.-Ep.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Send So for s9mple outfit oftwsnty I've New
Steel Engravbss wi'h sample frame. Any
person can sell them. Cucollrs free. Adj
dress, j.. y FoUCH Il Co, Warren, Pa.
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COM MlSSlONER'S
IN The Circni, Court OF Jefferson Coun-
l ". IN Term. April 20. 1874.
A Llnk, Jr. aud Others. plaintiffs.
against
WIN. NJ. Snyder, and others, dei''s.
Ia Chsnceiy.
Extract from Decree.

n and decIeed. that this Cause be itieU-
cd 10 Commissioned OF this Cont. whn
alter giving notice fer tour weeks. by adj
vrr,lsing once week, which shsll be
equisslrn, to personal scrsire oi The
same. shalI -rtIle The 20 psr'nrtship nc.
counts oi the firm Of A. Link & Co., sta
ing the separate Il4bIiiurs al each mem
Der thereof Ihe amount ul ass,ts ~ th'
hand- Of each OF the CO pIftntr-, loget'r
WITH any OTTER matters deemed necessary
BY hin or which may be qurFed by any
OF the parties.
Teste--
K. +. BROWN, Clert.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-11

w ANTED. Lady Agent, io eselh City srd
w Town IN New England States. Exclusive
efrilory given. 90 DDS sell AT sight, S. 20 slOa
day guaranteed % commission OF sslary. Ad.
dre,, ELLIS aANUfAGfURING CO
Malth9m, Mass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-11

WHISKY AND MIDNIGHT" mike four
hand shake. JOhosons Whiting Machine
MAKES II steady, TOPS nervousness ard lr,s,b.
linz from any cause INSTANTLY. Only thing of
Ihe Kind IN the would Smooth, easy writing
guaranteed 10 all without change OF pen or
holder. By mail, pot paid, 80 cts, brass /.
~ c;s.. silver plated. w. EVANS & co =,
lisus Falls, n. Y.
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Centaur Liniments.

There is no pain which the
Centsur Liniments will not re-
lieve, no swelling they will not
subdue, and no iameness which
they will not cure. This is
strong language, but it is true.
They have produced more
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-11
LOST MANHOOD.

Restored quickly b. DR.. Ia PoKTss LuE
ELiXrE. Cure guaranteed. Price sg.O0 Sent
post pad b. 5 &. JPHAW, - South Eighth
ST, Philadelphia, Ia. Circular Free.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-11

WEEKS DOlSGS N WAL STREET.
Explains stock operations Ga small capital
without risk. Copy cent ftee. TUMBRIDGR
q CO, . Wall 81, y. i.
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DEtn'S Gssnd Du,che-s Col .gne. and
~ s,.r.y. Il LiskIss.s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-21

n, l4aae..;ws aasss. ios.; w sissd go
sainE III SstsSE S0ss ~
80 Lsssk~y 90 seasa 81,
sPise,sss sas &c 60: spss "a
g. sssss ss sl e es!ss so 81 sG rough
n IrSs, Ssssl, Nssas, ke.
from !. rnriIsh and American renned. zgAac;N
In. .Eneiisn and American shest, eGs 5c' yrscns
:s: :sss.sss fss s 70 burden. .s
e.issered. lsH1c = y; American OliHefeo' 80
Nails. In store, CATS for ssandard-shat is, ten
penny; other sizes extra .,,.
plough. caatngs: Wholesale, eac.; refat' osc.
Ias1o4s, Wines, &c.
AZ. Scotch, best brands, pints, 1925 q dozen:
Reatfed Watsksgs Common, sleSsA.ho iun
Rue SVaisksys: Medium. s1.59@s2; pl 6e o,d
S2Gs4; Virginia Mountain. new s1e'pH'oo' o'e'
s2.5o0ss 80 and upwards o.aso. rrn,t Al $50
s 5e sppie new, 50; old whole
sale; peach, u. -. 81
Rum: New England s1.4o9si'oo' 'AA Ma
/ and Santa Cruz, &4@*o.
| Lumber, slaves, Etc.
.r5 vxsni wn naes oak 1882 Wis
pine. s35@s76 " 1000. Ye'"~ nine poar ,eng;hs.
pHnoees pine. s2SO@S5: cypress, $7.5O9Sl3 o ~
a. 1000. Laths-Split, &1.50; sawed, s2.oo q
SYu.so .yyb,skev-barrel timber. green. S13@16
a ZOO: seasoned, S15@s20 y 1000. Flo our;
timber s7@sss aon loo 1s demsnd hict.
prov hoop, sioS12 nominal.
Rags-Mixed cotton, 3%zc.: white 49oc'' WOOL
Rope: Manila, best, 2s@25c. sisa', 22c. u d. !
'u'' N|2 Powder, Shot, Etc.
| Fuse. Toys mining, 4oc. @s1.25 " 100 reef.
| Ponder: $6.75 Ivy the five keg'-less thah n'e
| kegs, 81. % ; blasting, $41S4.5O.
| Shot: Northern, s2.75@s3 q bag of 20 ns.
Grindstones: 202Hc. q ID.
N1ill-Fecd.
Wheat Bran: 1Sc. % bushel.
| Bro,cnStuf: 22c. q bushel.
| Corn BriT: 1Sr. "a bnshel.
l. Siipstuf: soc. a bushel.
Shorts: zoe. q bushel.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-21
By w. GodUn
By W. Goddn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LOTS IN MANCHESTER NEAR THE
TERMINUS OF THE FREE BRlDGE.-By
virtue OF deed Of trust executed to the subscriber
bearing date 9th Of July, 1872. duly recorded In
Chesterfield County Court Oh the 18th September,
1879, shall, In execution thereof, proceed 70 sell
the 26th january, 1874. OF O'Clock ?. ~, those
two valuable LOTS Nos. 81 and lS2, In the Old
town OF Manchester, each fronting 32 feeton the
west side Of McDonOugh street and east line Of
Semmes avenue; the first running hack l65 feet,
the latter 1875 feet to be divided into lots OF So
feet each. The new pavement OF Fridge avenue,
the grading of Semmes street, and the nearness n
the free bridge, give much additional value 10
these lots.
TERMS Enough in cash to dcfray the expenses
of sale and 10 discharge noe of $575.62 and in'
terest: balance at four. eight and twelve mouths
for negotiable notes, Interest added, secured by
trust deed.
ia 10 W. GODDiS, trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-21

uAosgro.EI1crKIc sILLuNIsArIoF. --.sOn
ronxasy, Nav q 70. 50, says the Russian Pa
re- E5oins: thai was made for the d1t ttkae
4n pnblic, 81 the Admiralty House, 81 re-
fr,shnysh. az new system OF hghtsng oy
sssctrieIiv the iuyentioncf Mr. A. Ladigutn,
~ thst city. In the old mode OF electrical
iI,uminstion the electric spark Was passed
6sfween TWO charcoal points, each attaeneo
In cOpx,er wire connected With an eiecato-
A,eneSic machine. The disadvantages a..
tending this method consisted IN tals taa'
for each light q separate macnine was 81.
sau.red. and that the light so oosa'neII s,a ID
slough very powerful, could NOT DELE PEI, = 80 rho
besides being non.continuous, om,ns ~ rr +
Sxpid consumption OF the charcoa. poau.s NJ.
exposure 10 air. All tnese al.nsa Sss =,
"a. Ladlguiu has apparently sueceeueu IN
-.Sercon,;np. By bis newfy.invented method
oniv one niece of charcoal or other bad con-
dnctor Is required, which, being attached 70
n wire connected with an electromagnetic
machine. Is placed In a glass tube, from
which the air IL exhausted, and replaced oy
\ pas which will not at a high temperature
combine chemically with the charcoal. ms
fnbe is then bermeticaiIy sealed, and the ma
chine being set ia motion by means OF
ANAL steamengine, the charcoal becomes
gradually and equally heated, ana en.s
= soft. steady, and continuous light,
which by simple, continuance ,eo. can be 1e
strcncthened or weakened Mt pleasure, us
duration being dependent solely on the
electric current. which, of course, Will
last as long as the machine is kept IN mo-
ton. Taking into consideration that one na-
chine, worked by small three-horse.power
engine, is capable of lighting many nuhareus
Of lanterns, it is evident what an enormous
advantage and profit could be gained by the
illumination of streets, private houses, pup
lie buildings, and mines with the new cleo
trio light. In the latter it must prove inyal,
liable, as no explosion need ever De lealva
from II and these lanterns will burn equally
Well under water as in room. Not to
mention the many advantages this mode OF
illumination has over coa.gas, which by It's
unpleasant odor and evaporation ! is Slowly Wy
poisoning thousands Of human beings, ana
from which explosions are frequent, 1t may
be stated that this electric light can be pro-
fuced at one-filth Of the cost Of coal-gas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-21

Not long since very nervous lady TOOK
massage at the Tip-Top House, White Noun
fains, to descend by the almost perpendicu-
lar railway. Her fears were apparent to
every one. and the following unique dialogue
took place between her and the conductor
Lady-Mr. Conductor, how do you hold
these cars when you want to make stop!
Conductor--Madam, we apply the brake,
which you sec there. Lady-Suppose, MIR.
Conductor, that brake should give way,
what do you do then? C0nductor-Mad-
am, we then apply the double-actins brake,
which you see at the other end OF the cars.
Lady-But, Mr.. Conductor. suppose that
brake should not be sufficient to check the
cars. where will We go then? Conductor
Madam, that depends entirely upon how
you have lived in this world.
Clara "a good sailor: 81 think the moon
Is so much more char ming on the water
than on. the shore. Don't you, dear?" Al
gernon 10 bad sailor): "P-possibly-'de.
ponds so much on the state of the stom--."
lLeayes her. Punch.
Only looking at the pictures. Ethel:
SsWhat's this about, Willie?" WINE
Icontemptuously): 90, its only man being
photographed. or married, or something OF
that sort."-Punch.
We met an old gentleman Oh Friday who
INQUIRED who was elected senator? We told
him, Colonel Withers; aud the old fellow
said: "He is man: rs dun hearn him
speak. p Gloucester Herald.
The Danbury man says that New Haven
editor spent last Sunday in Slawson, and at
tended church. When the contribution box
came around he was in doze, but on being
nudged, hastily exclaimed 81 have pass"
Adam was the first man who received
Immigrant. He was also the first man who
was served with writ of ejectment.
Very, uery blonde hair is now called "the
light fantastic tow"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-21
BY n. bf. Lee, Austioneer,
No. 1O1i Midn street.

URJJSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
STORE ON MAIN STREET REI NJ
FO(TRrEEN1 Ii AND f FTEENTH STREEiS:-
nv virfIla OF aSdeed OF trust from ALFRED Pom a
dexter to the undersigned, bearing date the 2Sa
day Of October 1870, and RECORDED IN te s as
oaoa Nv REQUEST OF the holder Of of1he note:
daescribed aud sscued in said deed default having
been made in .aa noe s on
tSs IN mrentses at O'Clock p. IL. on FRIDAY tne
a3d day Of January S74, the property oese,n sIu
In said deed as Tying on the north s,de o. H, ~
street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth sI fnx in
gether with all the Improvements thereon NV" -
f,,e OCCUPANCY Of e. n. Valehtinet. .ns,ss
TERMS: SuHacIent In caRh 10 defray l9s n ..scs
az executing this trust and to pay OF aud asSnaS
certain negotiable nate described ana ~ 4s o06
with accrued Interest: balance on sucn u'n4' y
ma be made known at the time OF ssie: rv,.,,e
"A "a 14-tds a. JAMES Il. GODDiH ,LLa.e.e1:.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-21
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auchoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEE'SSALEO OF HOUSE No. Col
a AND LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF CON
STREET, AT AUCTION.--By virtue OF a deed Of
trust from I. A. Goddln, trustee fer E. o. Beal, to
being thereto required by the beneficiary therein Sc
cured Will sell at auction, upon the premises on
SATURDAY, 24th January, ut ~ O'Clock T. M.,
the property located as above described.
The house Is Of brick, with four rooms, and has
been recently repaired, and Is occupied BY Nfncy
Williams Lot Is 20 by about 81 feet to Fifteenth
street.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
and note for 81 $3.50, with interest thereon at
per cent. from 26th November, 1878, and the resi-
due upon terms to be announced at The time OF SALE
2. w. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 1a ~ 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-21
BY Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
Eleventh street between NiaIn and Bank.

THREE SUPERB BUILDING LOTS
Il AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND EIGHTH STREETS At AUG.
TIOS.-On THURSDAY, 22d OF January, at 4
O'Clock r. 81, will sell at auction, upon tie pre-
misses. without limit or reserve. three BUILDING
LOTS on the former site OF the Presbyterian
church, Situated al above described, each Is BY
103 feet to an alley In common.
Located within few Ininute,' walk Of the bus!.
ness centre and In one Of the most desirable sItua
lions in the city, convenient 10 every point Of In
tunities can possibly be offered for obtaining most
ell eibe building sites.
Full privileges and accommodating terms will be
given. GkUBBS 8 WILLIAMS.
tale AuctioneeES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-21
BY W. R Polk & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.Isneers,
Mo, z Tenth street

DEREMPTORY SALE OF LOT or
l. GROUND FRONTING THIRTY. FIVFPrPr
ON ST. PETERS STREET BETWEEN BAEEP
AND PRESTON STREETS.-The purchaser Al =
former sale having failed TO comply with The terms
auction, on the premises 10 the highest bidder an
TUESDAY the 9Th dsy OF January, 1874, 4.
O'Clock.
TERMS: One-third cash: six and twelve month";
negotiable notes secured by deed OF trust, for the
deferred payments, tJ5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-21
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, January 20, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
wuEAr.-N-h,te, 312 bushels. Red, 43S BUSH
els. -. h,.h
els.
OATs-29s bushels.
BALED OATS.-21 bales
SALES.
WITHDRAWING, 46 bushels prime at $3.50; 90
bushels very good at IL IS; 16 bushels GOOD al
Al so; 6 bushels common at E.67; II 6ashrl ;
common at 81 .65; 10 bushels common al 9l.oU
60 bushels common at II .S7j 80 pusnets on pr
yate terms-total, 232 bushels.
WHEAT.-Rcd, 500 bushels good at Sl:sO so SO
bushels fair at *1.75; 40 bushels common Ut
Al .5O-totaI 8 70 bushels. ann
CoRN.-White, ego bushels prime at sc; 4oo
bushels common at 76c.totai 62o 9tlsheiS, ,rivste
CONSULTED, 174 bushels good on Pri'"''
terms. .,..7onb bushels
OATs.-l9 bushels very good Mt soc; 1oo O"'i'~
very good at 62c.-total, 29S bushels. e,c
BALED OATS-21 bales very goou 1t o"
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HT1 Lyns = Broshe, :.
4 Hesl hsssts Asents md Aucuoaeer,
No. 1912 Main str.st )

inY VIRTUE OF a DECREE IN m,.
IL EbancaTJ C0urr Of il,e city ~ ~. VI THE
tered On ss LTD day q is7ae 20
sndiSs he ard Vie ,s
ers, VIII se!lh pablo auction. On ihe n",msmission-
She 29th day OF iannsryu gS as:ss, on
9 ssfk TEy IA re- valuable IHREEsfdnett
street next to the Kenesseth Isrsei et uo On Mayo
10y fronts On the east side Of Marc nrss. Sid
wide. -" ~ az siey eight fetf
TERxs: One-fourth In cash. one.so,.,,
credit OF six months, ne.fourth on = NO. on Z
Twelve months, and the remaining fon,,n a n Of
credit OF eighteen monshs-neao,ia6,e nn!a on Z
interest added TO be glyen for The Sefe,tss; WIN
menss ana me title 20 be retained until ali ,Sa pay
ehase-monoy Is paid and conyeyance on.e.eP at.
lne court. JOHN A. COR W
JOHN S. WIS.,
Special CommIssionsr,
- - 49, --A-.ss huShoieSfs. ttlQ
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BY W. r. Polk & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. z Tenth street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-At the request OF
Il the beneficiary in a certain deed Of trus! exc
cuted by Elizabeth Rhindollar on the 9Th day Of
December, 1862, and duly reccrded in me clers =,
ofice of Henrico County court, will sell, on the
nremises. on MONDAY. January Goth, 1874, at
o'clockP 81, to the highest bidder, that certala
PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND, being Iiarl oi
Lot No. l69, lying between Eucnanan anu feoeiA'
streets and Lowndes and Baldwin streets.
TERMS: Cash as to $50; the remainder a! SIX y,
and twelve months; negotiable rotes secured W
deed of trust for deferred pay mepts.
JOHN s. RADY. Administrator
Ia1atds for trustee. deceased
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nv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YURk MAKhEI5' =,
New YORK. January 2O.-Cotton quiet: sai .d
1858 bales at 16H@l 6Sc Southern nour d 40 fnir
declining at Sc SO@s7.e0 for common Common w WINS
kew SHADE fmer at ss wheat s wi1n
fair demand; s6@90c. for p s1s Us. Beef un-
ehonsed Lard rner at 0 Is a9GSS i0T Rosin
7I@7ac. Turpentine flrmer u. ,rtiyc.
tr,Tpr. ~ 80 80. Frej2ltS more ''S''N
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

January 20.-Flour qne. an am s sc se
and 4 fs5asXE7a55'd Corn
@Sl.s5; ONO a1 dniI at $4,000; yellow southern
aafsR II Found
denanaa Ann aud in good demand roll. S0@33c.
i,,h "g{na35c Coffee unchanged Whisky que
lug d steady at 81 .0Ok@S1.02. Sugar unchanged