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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11

Coop TmrLARs. - The following officers
were duly installed III the Burlington Lodge,
Tuesday evening, November lo, by George
D. Wright, Grand Lodge Deputy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11
Liver,

Awful 90 this stitemon. may z-c1 there are thcIs
ands ami tens ot tiou.snls ru-alu- hy The cslrsfN
MEANS % care o. the.r sad END. Now the great
remedy and certain cure Hr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02

-. 7Io7c barrels. 2ge.; genuine seVrdo.
sossOs ssn l,sgs;o SsSs M New Orleans
a, ptss Caroline, oX@1 oc.; Rangoon, &C. .oss
GA s o.l ass;ss s.5sss sssls rs
81 = 5ssr.s Bs sHisesi 81 ..osE
s1sssiS'sdE 81 =; s y a.ss sa IN n
z ss 10 u.s. s.s' '.'.' - =, : w,.r,.
Iiyssgso ss2s S@7ssSs s,ur r q saef
s Rsss 9R,s2iais t sss g. sso IS barrel
suaor. Crushed, powdered. and :, 9ra mn q
1s xs A. 1o sS p i ees sa s 49, Rso
sEG1Gsc.; Denerara, l0h@1lc.' Ne" oi'''
Soap Com,on, 5@sc, best wa s,nss: c ou
1iXc. toilet, 15@2oc.' and fancy p''''''
Tens: Black, 55c.@s1-the last prime 5 ast
Gle; imperial, s1.1o9s1 80 ;seunpoTaef' O'N'N'
S1'o0' Hides. Leather, sc. ,u
n,s,o. Groom. a6Dsc.: dry sailed. 12@1 &C. ary
aint, I4@1 &C.; wet sailed, sgloc'' wei 'S'''e" '
Lsa; SeIs 1saih eenntFy apSer
ness ca1nry p 81 ao H. peugS
s ski ing 2s@s2c.
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c' .,, %
rro, English and American reined: a@ Swcdes
a.. English and American sheetc SHa BURDEN
hammered, s4@9e:, =, h9 01 ns HBBnrden's mule
s nS5ses ssss sISs 4 10 1od s English
stee,. Nayor,s cast Steel 2O921c i ID; I2Hc.
blis:ered, 1870. a. b.; American D'i''~
tS;,s. In store, s4.75 for standard-tha' 'S TN
penny; other sizes extra. cr. retail, exc.
PLOUGH. Castings: wholesale os''
~ b. r:ars Wines, sc.
.,,,, h..st brands pints, $3.50 g aoIe :',,
p.s;6ed I1hiskeus Conmoh'
proof, 81. 150S1 ~. Ca'n ., 5o6s2: pure old,
Pve Whiskeys: Medium low ys2Gs2.5O; old,
S2GS4: Virginia Mo,li..n.'
sz:ootsso nomcsic, 81 .25@s2: fruit MI 5o(g
BrG n anpie new, so; old, s2@s2oo' "h0ie-
sale; peach, s3. o.axo
I.;, Domestic, $1.2509Z. ~
On On, Kew England, s1.4oGs1.5o; Jamaica
md dE Santa Cruz, s4@2s6.
lumber, Slaves, Etc:
lumber: White oak. s15a2O = I'9gV; Mes 5.
y ssmk75 pSppTo oo gss Zine boards
AMI: ioist, $16@S2U. according 70 lengths p
shinglesEPine, &2.50@S5: cypress, $3.50 Spy
q 1000. Laths-split, $3.50; sawed s2'oo u
Staves. -Whiskey- barrel timber. green. s13@16
q 1000: seasosed s15@s2ooG 8 1890 f bbrrr1
o opseShl oop,% siogia nominal.
Rags.-Mixed cotton, &c.. white, 4@oc.; wool.
len, case.
Rope: Manila, best, 2s@25c. slsal, 22c. q II. !;
jute, 12hc. ..-.
Licorice Pastel. G.. & Co., S1c.; r. r., 23c. ,
A. .. c., CSC. Is. & Co., 24c.
Mill-Fced.
ShipatuG: 55c. Ar bushel.
Bro,cnSfuf: soc. q bushel.
Shorts: Zoe. 81 bushel.
Wheat Bran zoe. a bushel.
Corr, Bran: 10000. q bushel.
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining, Oc.@$1.25 q 100 feet.
Po,cder: $6.75 by the five kess-less than fVe
kegs, 81 rs; blasting, $4aS4.50.
Shot: Northern, s2.75@$3 = bag Of 25 lbs.
Grtndstones: 2@2Hc. q h.
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NEW YORK COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. February 2S-The market for cot
ton on the spot has had Il downward tendency
throughout the week. and prices have receded one
eighth of cent. Business during the early part of
the week was very dull the Exchange being closed
on Monday and during the two intervening days
receipts were heavy. and holders we're somewhat
anxious to realize, thus causing Irregularities and
subsequent decline at reduced figures. There was
increased business. and during Thursday and FRI
day The market became ST. ady, and holders In some
instances demanded more money, but the market
closed about steady. Dealings In contracts have
been quite large during the closing days.
Tc-day being the last Of the month, there were
the usual demand; for contracts to make settle
ments Fluctuations have been unimportant. and
the market closed rather weak. The total sales
were l47.773 bales Of which l39, 433 bales were
for contract, and $40 bales Tor immediate de-
livery. as follows $500 bales for export; 2.37S
bales for spinning: 2 253 bules for speculation
and 90 bales in transit.
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Josh Eiliings's SDice-R0x.

Most every one luvs to listen to q SANDER,
but thare amt but pheW but what despise
the author oV it.
What heartless world this would be if
thar waz no tears in it.
WiZe men are never surprised, while
phools are alwuss wondering at everything
that happens.
meet great menny men whoze talk IL
like bunch Of fire-krackers when they are
first touched oph, full of pop for fu min
nits, and then all IL over.
Without mummy, without friends, and
without impudence. liz about az low down
In this world az emmy man can git, and keep
TirtewouS.
After man has passed the age ov 81,
about all he kan find to talk about and to
brag on IL that he has got more pains and
axes than emmy ov the rest ov his Majors.
There IL nothing that man liz so certain
Ov az he IL oV what he sees, and yet thare
liz nothing after all that deceives him Of
fener.
Beware OF the man who IL alwuZz reddy
to swop old friends for new ones.
The dog that will phonow everybody amt
worth kuss.
When pla whist ] alwuzz like phoo
for partner, for they do hold SUCH gooo
hands.
l have had people SET 90 WI pl III sue anu
konfdenshally undertake to explain sum
thing to me Of CRATE importance, and after
talking 81 minnitts bi the watch, not only
didn't kno what they had been trieingto tell,
but had forgot good deal that knew be-
fore.
Thar IL but little that IL new under the
sun. and what liz amt goedfor much.
One ov the most perfekt viktorys WI kan
ihieve over emmy man IL to beat him in pc.
:, eneSs.
The rarest artikle quoted in maSket just
NV tiz good conmon-sense.
=, sung man, yu bad better be honest than
,,nn ing. and it liz hard work to be both.
Tx ant tell exakly what's the matter ov
,e. br ii am allwus just leetle shy oy the
woman who wears her hair KIT short.
Thew Forid at large Judge oy us bi our suk-
cess.
n oyr,. ht to kure the pride of enay man
when ha telekts that there amt NO one liy.
ing but u, vat owes more to the World than
the world yves to him.
To be fl .ais.ar VAN every one and pre-
serve yoOn ,he as. anu tnere esteem. is an
evidence a0 ,n;s Ue. t,eu ,na talents,
.ta;, e. II ink that they waz made before
the world y ". :. .l 0lDee'
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30 60 aa;sers Of he Dispatch

Gentlemen: excuse me ios i ang voa:
rms. but should II be agreeable, anu ac !UI1
Can yoar aappie problem" not DO ais% asna.
thus The reason why GO apples sou =, sep ps
rasely and Jointly dou't bring tue same ~ r.,
snlt. as IN the case mentioned, IS simpls I'M.
teR !. h.s made them sell at different prices
and he might as well ask why 60 apples at :. .
cents spiece don't bring the same result ., ~
60 at cents apiece. In shors, ana TO sue" Of
the whole thing, there are only two ,, wa, Inc
solving the problem-W by NULL, NJ ~ ito to
xeuaraSely and adding the results, or We the
take the whole number and muIt't ny simost
nueraae price This can be done Ss esr 9x a
rny one Who has slight idea OF aI,.m ~ snd
and $40 long as 2-s is not the averase VI 81 nn
s 30 10 long viii you have discrepancy OF one y,
1s ~ 'i IN the result. If in any system o.
.,,a.hem,tics ancient or modern, the man
ner Of taking averages is done by the sneth's
OPP has adopted-to Wit:
g Cor | cent}=a-5 cent
cents
Then Is n-7eli for the inventor should ne o
dead. Respectfully, sasaA'
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mi, u,..a,.s,D resort--A shoemakers' strike.

The" lsst1 resort--A shoemakers' strike
pa,,.e,, -,s always timber politician
You may brush him, wash him, dry him
IRON la an all-a a;m ole patch for Butler,
,breaehes. Boston ,0s''
:e pe se Of economy t., wear nothing more
exn ensisa than calico drt fsses 10 church have
Kent their word. They have not heard q
sermo u since. s@ - y s:zsla
==Tbe Brooklyn Argtts learias that !" Brick
v,omero, . has ,"tonsd deYl,." II he can
reach q Ia wer tone than bis old r,ne ne must
be account ed q genius In the art Of bunoW-
tpg---MessA his Aoaianeae.
"A eeptlemaa afflicted with an impedin,,, mt
In his speech was one day looking at the ]
Sianaase twins p hen they were Oh exb.bi. |
for. After examil,ing them for some tins |
IN sijencs he turned 10 the Snowman and III. 7
auiril,gly remarked, B-b.b.brothers, l pre-
Q nneSn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
By Moody IL Royal,
Real Estate Auctioueers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
~ DEsJRABLE REAL EsTA Sna n ThE
cotkT;HSSsE s. SAP G ( g7Ya On SSr TIE
DAY.. 1874. AT Tx O'CLOCK A. My virtue
Of decree Of the County Court Of sid COUNTY MY
suit Of Beazlcys heirs us. Beazey's lieirs, shall
sell. at the place, time, and manner aeoye stateG'
the county aforesaid. First Tract containing 80
acres more or less.-1 acres cleared, ana the pal
ance in original growth Of oak and pine; good mouse
containing seven rooms; usual out i!dlngs me
orchard of peaches. apples pears. cherries; &c; ~
miles OF old courthouse. 2 miles from Halfway wa,
station on Richmond and Petersburg railroad: anu
in good heart. Second. Tract Of so acres more
or less 90 acres cleared, balance III oak auc pine
no buildings land good, about = OF mile OF Hail.
way station. The ncighborhoodi Is as good as any
where in the county.
Terms: One fourth cash: BALANCE at six, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes bearing
six pcr cent Interest from day OF sale The title le-
tained uni ii further order Of the court.
WILLIAM AMBERS,
fees Special Commissioner.
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2, 7S':T''': BY w. Goddfn.
,,,efioneer and Real Estate Asent'
conner Eleventh and Bank streeu

,.,ar1sTEEy SALE OF SUBURBAN!
FARM or Tw ENTY A 4E E$ss, M I q M, 3
BhoGk Tf p I,,soM sRE BIO shfek aGAhsIos
EIGHMd14nNp, trusteea In certain deed q trust
i IFyoed duly sgd w5s
Ing date lStn =! 1:nnrf. we shall, in execution
ss public s ata or Sn e
premises 81, on .r - NJ III fair; II not, on the fret
lS7aa ,a eresSter, that very desirable FARM To-
eaed ne q at MI oF
IHIi,Ggf fHYS.rTPROVED LAND, on which there Is
a 2 LARGE BRICK, DWELLING containing eigh,
rooms. story portico In front; me usual out
The deed requires cash sale to the extent o.
abont $4,000, but the creditors will, II desired,
make the terms very liberal The taxes and tnsur-
aTce for S74 to be paid by the purchaser.
w. GODDIN,
VIM. JOSIAH LPhKE,
mil o Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02

| DRAYER IN. STCNEWALL JACK.
l. SONS CAMP splendid steel engraving, 1s
by "a. Call and see Il. ~ sg-es - !!
CiiROMuS of the latest importel on-ancst In the
market. and largest stock south " baltimore;
LITHoG kAtHs and STEEL ENGRA Wings, up
wards of 1000, 90 by %: -
ALBUMS; 800 assorted, from 81 to IS Zach; TO-
gether,Hfth my usual stock OF BIBLES, Ca CkS,
APE rs, LOOKiNG-GLaSSRS. r. 'GS,
0SiL-CLOIH, VELVET, and BRUSSELS CA.R,
rETS; FRAMES Of all descrplons; PICTURES
asI9q f and PICTURE FRAMElNG. FURNI-
Saye rs per cent. By calling. If In want of any
~ the above goods will be sold for cash or ON the
Ills 'attn0lt plan, A liberal discount to the trade
WILLIAM DAFFRON,
fe s4-Im 1888 Niain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctio,es-r
Eleventh street between Main ,rd b,

DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE r,,.
LII ESTATE CALLED "FESIpy,s-, iiHg
TANNING 9354 ACRES, IL CHF,rIS,pr Con-
COUNTY, ON BOTH SIDES OF T11! IN FIELD
HILL RAILROAD AT FESLEY,s 81 Liver
FOR SALE AT AUCTIOS.-We vii ssiIA ALTON,
ton. ut the Real Estate Exchange orsy "a a. aae-
Bank OF Virginia, ON MONDAY he oJo ss sa,.
at ~ O'Clock b., the tract OF WOOD TITM1sffca,
scribed, containing 9354 hCREi1sSsrnnw,e G.
acres IN woods, mostly original growth ~ o99
and timbcr the balance cleared or In sraH soc1
pine. some OF it large enough for cord WOOD y
creek Is the northern boundary, and Ilns ~ IS.it
Sizes OF the Glover Hill railroad with VI soia
Fenley's station, to which ell the wood and y IN a.
Is very convenient ''Ilu+r
The improvements are FRAME Dypr1ro
with six rooms, and the usual out .tu,lcings LINZ
Some OF the land Is good farming land tr, a.
greatest value consists In It's wood and 1s' !s
Hill railroad. VAC |'o'ef
This land is susceptible OF bling e,-,ded fl.
yer Hill railroad. "a Wv 10
4 plat Of the land can be seen at eur Office.
TERMS: AT sale.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
ie 90 huct!ole,rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
BY Lyme & Brother,
Rea Estate Agents and Auctioneer5,
NJ 1910 Main street

r OF WITH A LARGE THREE-STORI
- BRICK DWELLING THEREON, SlTmA-
TED on THE EAST LINE OF !WENT1
THIRD BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
STKEETS, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
We shall, al the request Of the owner sell at pubic
1874, ut 4 2. H., that desirable brick residence
located as above described containing eight roons'
kitchen. &C.. with gas and water on the premises
TERMS: One-third cash: residue ut SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes. SIX per cent.
interest added. secured by .rust deed. Or, SIX,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
eight rer cent interest added, secured ny trust
deed. LANE ~ bnOt i t1En.
in AuCllOucprS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
.r.r ESTATE AT PRIyAIE1 SA11e~.

J. Thompson Brown:
pca, Estate Agent and Auctionee1' omce
TOE SALE VIII RR Ri a. 14sps %1ss
low figures: .,,,,ve rooms; Church Hill; very
large yaITs len rooms: kitchen, stable &c
BRiSnnd order: Twenty-second street. 60,
pRCR HOUSE eight e sfrae, n roar
ppT rIoHf House. nine rooms; kitchen, stable &c.
west Grace street. ro,
PRICK HOUSE, four rooms; near Monroe park'
mick HOUSE, ten rooms; Hest nam street:
pR Nc HOUSE, three rooms; well, Kitchen, &c.
Twenty-f0urth street between and streets.
FRAME HOUSE. three rooms; Third street north
OF Leigh street.
Two FRAME HOUSES, three rooms; Madlson
street rear Marshall street.
FRAME HOUSE, Ave rooms; Pine street near
Albemarle street
FRAME HOUSE, nine rooms; gas and water !;
Monroe and Clay streets.
Fine BIJILDING LOTS In most desirable localities.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and kuctioneer,
NH Ct Ills Main street, opposite Dtspdtch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW lVNh III tkls1A EN1D'
of l.I7o bales at l6I6a1 SIC. Flour dull and In
buyers favor common TO fair extra: *6.25M$7:45
Wheat closed a shade firmer. Corn dub at 76G79c.
new western mixed; 79@S SOC. for southern
and western yellow Pork au!et at S:S2 lar RaTa
and Molasscs quiet. Turpeniinc steady at 4Sc.
Rosin steady at S2.45@s2.5O. Freights dull.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1SC1SNATI, February 2S.-Flour quiet and I'm
*l45 so. Lard quiet and steady; SRc. for steam
SX@S7sc. for kettle Bacon easier: shoulders: &C.
clear rib. SIG Sic. clear, S}ac Whiskey quiet and
s,eady 92c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. February 2S.-Flour dull; Baltimore
high gradcs declined 25c. Wheat quiet and steady :
PENNSYLVANIA red. $40; Ohio anu Indiana, y so
sl.60 Corn iirmer white southern, 70@76c:;
Southern, 56@5sc. Rye dun at 90c. Provisions
dull and nominal. Western butter unchanged
Coffee frner good to prime Rio carsoes. 23H9
24Ic. Whiskey dull. Sugar dull at 97s@94.
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anCrrON sALEs-Tnls Dsz.
= - TIa1 'CONsTABLE's SALE. 80

sell ct paelass s aae.o9S
,Ses SsYntaaa arsn s Host sra ~
TO ana as''s ssaS's n
hands -, ,x,.pDBOREs, BEDSTEAUSs
IogSGSIsss: 1 s3FAAss . SShfa hkroIhhss'
RgG sS.k r q IGuHRoMOs, CHAIRS,
IsaE EENsnfS tt,S0KING-s TOy ES, TABLES'
RI SAHtsISThNDS, OEFTCE-DESho,
Txe barrels SsTogaAToMI. BITTEsRRssir Asps
MAhBLE-TOP BUREAUS "Aon 70 - -
and TABLES; ss
large lot GRhI@-BASS,
C5AL-CART,
P pns Walnut WARDROBE, &C.
I nhe y hhARGE OFFICE-pEISSIhs, a&E siRR
TERMS Cash. = .Ah: a: y; ~ CIty Richmond.
70 27-3t High Constape O---
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j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

u. thompson BloNu,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
11l5 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, STORE in
TENRICO COUNTY. doing profitable bnsl,
ness with five acres Of excellent lana, several
houses aud a fine spring. The best stand IN the
county, heirg In four miles Of the city on me
road lWcstham or River road, and In proximity
to several quarries, and near the site of the new
reservoir This location Is really beautiful ana very
dcsirab bile for Il store, market and pleasure garden.
Apply to Tfe 26-6tI j. THOMPSON BROW n.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY that ' ALUA.
L BILE BUILDING LOT on the north line = r Of q
SHEETS, with the carpenters shop thereon, and
adjoining j. II. Binfords new residence on the
Two FiRsT-RATE PIECES OF REAL
ESTATE, cliglbly located, ON A VERY LONG
CREDIT US to q large portion OF the purchase
Three large and in every respect FIRsT-cLAss
4 medinm.si ;1 BRICK DWELLING. in perfect
order and very convenient to the capitol, post
Office. &C. ,,,., -,
Also, other properties in various localities, Inn
proved and unimproyed, within the city, rs wei as
FARMS and MINERAL LANDS. tpply to
jill. APPERSON,
fe 25-6t Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
BY Cook Il Laughton, Auctsoneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

T ARGE SALE OF MULES AT AUG
IL TION.-Wili be sold on THURSDAY the 9TH
day of March, at O'Clock, ut the stable OF r. Dos
sicux, on franklin between Eighteenth iand Nine
tceuth streets, FIFTY (50) FIRST-CL ASS MI LES.
All of them are well broke and ready for work.
These mules will be sold on ninety days, time for
city acceptances COOK & LAUGHTON,
fe 2S-tds AuctIoncerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
By Telegraph.

NEW YORK. ,,,,o,
NEW YORK, February os-Ere mn s,c.Iy a
EASY at q. Sterling dull ut 4s4. GOA s'e
113a@112. Government is strong '.,,,ei anu ''D'
bic doing States quiet and nominal, nominal, ECON 600
Bank statement: Loans deere ;sss,susers in
specle decreased 81, So I .ess tribe.
creased 81 e25, 900 deposits increaSeu" ''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
BY Cook s. Laughton, Auctioncers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

BY Cook & Laught0n, AucEuncers,
corner Governor and Franklin Streets
GTOCK OF CIGARS, PIPES, HAND.
y SOME SHOWCASES, &C, AT AUCTION,
At the request OF Dir. A. s. Slime who Is compelied
to yacate the store corner Fifth and Broad streets
we will sell at auction, ut his store, Oil TUEsDAI,
March 80, at / l O'Clock, o,.e
2 handsome SLY En- PLATED SiiOM-G:AeSIES,,
An excellent assortment OF MEERSCdAUM
PIPES and SHAREHOLDERS,
/ INDIAN. FIGURE SIGN,
A small stock of CIGARS, CHEWING and
SMOKING TOBACCO, CIGAR-CASES
MATCH-BOXES. CIGARETTES, PIPES,
STEMS, GAS-FIXTURES.& &C.
COOK & LaUGHTON,
NH Q Auctioneers.
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Il
Sun ts........... 53S High tide. 90
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 20, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, &. w. Allen, agent
steamer John Sylvester, Post NorIOk, nler-
chandlse and passengers, L. +. Tatum. agent
Schooner G.. {. A. 1r,lvcrs, Mitchell, George
town, COAL l.. Powers Son.
SAILED.
Steamer Transit, TrayerS. Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. l.. q. Tatum. agent.
Schooner Hattie Coombs, Jalnison, Boston, mer-
chandise, Curre & Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Butterfly, Morgan, Baltimore, Fcbru-
Bark Moro Castle, Jewell, New York, February
25ih. -
Brig Mary Allertop, Chase, Boston, February
25ih.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The Lighthouse Board give notice of the con,
structon of day -marks at Conovcr and Chapel
Hill Light-Stalions, which mark the main channel
range from the southwest spit buoy to the Mar
rows, New York bay. Also. that Oh and after the
opening Of navigation In the spring OF S1f Inc
pier head light at Oswego will show fixed red in
Stead Of 4 fixed white light, as heretofore. The
size Of the apparatus remains unchanged.
Washington, February &c, 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
BY w. Il. Robins,
Auctioneer and Real Estate agent,
1905 Bank street, near Tenth.

VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING AND
' OTHER IMPROVEMENT FOR SALE BY
AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, TUESDAY,
MARCH SD, AT 4 O'CLOCK p. NV Ill be sold
to the highest bidder, at the above time and place
the valuable property No. ut north Ninth street,
BRICK DIV kLLING of sig large and four small
rooms, brick kitchen of two rooms and several out,
buildings Gas and water supplied. Lot so by loO
feet 10 an alley.
Persons In want Of com Portable home at Il
moderate price. or DESTROYS OF making good IN
sale.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known 1t sale.
fe 2{;-5t W. b. ROBINS, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
By Hill & Goddin.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
No 1109 Main street

CUMBERLAND FOR SALE.-We are
Il authorized TO sell THREE HUNDRED ACkESs
of the REAR ISLAND TRACT, one and 4 hall
miles from Taylorsyille on the Richmond. trede.
rIcksbuTg and Potomac railroad This land mas on IL
a very heavy growth of original timber Luhioei'
petters are invited to examine 1t.
HILL & GODDlN, Real Estate Agents, y
mil 0-5t No. 11US Mafn Stle0L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
LOST, STRAYED, DC.

~ 0nO BUSHELS GRASS SEEDS,
lO,OOO growth of 1873, consisting of CLIO
YER, rIMoTuY, ORCHARD GRASS, HERDS Grass,
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, LUCERNE, MILLET,
LAWN GRASS, and other Grass Seeds warranted
fresh and reliable, for safe, wholesale and retail,
lowest rates an orders for large or small quant
barrels CHOICE SEED POfATOES-EARLY
ROSE, EARLY GOODRICH, MONITOR, and other
varieties. ALLISON & ADDISON.
1920 and 1922 Cary street.
ORDERS SOLICITED. fe 13 I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY the
w 3d oay of March. 1874, OH the premises, at
Ak O'Clock i. NJ, TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS
at the southeast corner Of Broad and Fifth streets.
The same TO be removed In one week after the day
of sale. JAMES M. IA1LOh q SON,
NH 2-2t AucuOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-02
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

EXCELLENT HOUSE HOLD AND
E KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C., At AUG,
TION.-On N EDSESDAY the 4th Instant, at l y
o'clock, we will sell at the residence No. l02 Lin
den Row. Franklin street, all of the HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, consisting Of
HANDSOME WALNUT PARLOk SUIT covered
with reps,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
MARBLE-TOP TIA BLES.
MANTEL-MIRROR, SHADES, &c.
The chambers are furnished with complete sets'
together with other Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash
stands, Three-Ply Carpets, Mattresses, boistefs'
Pillows, &C., &c. as, r. ~
The dining-room Is furnished with Walnut * Xxx.
tenslon-TabIe, Marble Top Sldeboard, tWeiye YAK
Chairs, general assortment OF Crockery, emma,
Glassware, and Tableware, &c.
THE usual Kitchen Furniture
One EXCELLENT COOKING-STOVE;
Several HEATING STOVES, latest patterns.
ALSO,
One FIVE-OCTAVE AUSTIN PARLOR ORGAN
in ornamental Walnut Case-regarded srpe-
rlor instrument.
The attention of the public Is called to this sale,
the furniture being OF excellent quality and very
iittle used, COOK & LAUGHTON,
NH Auctioneers.