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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-08
To the Unfortunate.
NV H.nEDEEs. NEW REMEDIES:
DR.. ciRBoN,s DispEN-

- DR.. ciRBoN's DisPEN-
A~l SAnI. Ne. IS kEAkNI 81,
"a n corner Of Commercial, san Iran
ESs6A cisco: Private entTance on COM
EzEH5 Mcrcial street. Established II
80. !ur the treatment Of Sexnal and seminal
4i-eHSas, such asGonorrhea. elect, Structure,
c.uhiis in all its forms, seminal W eakness:
Ian ot-ucy. etc. etc. Skin diseases OF years
~ treated.
Bf. GIBB0N has the ~plea,ure Of amour
r. that h. has returned from visiting the
ptlLlIIui hospitals ot Europe, and has re-
III. Doctor las spared neither time nor
money in seeEiLg out new remedies, ana has
I~at4rH~d with increased t~acIiltles Tor the ale
yiailaH OF human suffering.
seminal Weakness.
seminal emission Is the consequence o. sell
abuse. This solitary vice. or deprav"i s"Aual
ia. l-r0c-.lS gractlcca by the youth o. 95Yth
4aA-s 81. nm almost unlimited extent. procgc
ing with Ararriue certaIEty the ioliQHIng
ira.. of morbid symptoms. unless comnated
H. scientific medical measures, W.: >ali0w
e1gLfcuauce, darn spots under the eyes, pam
IN lle naad. TIHging in the ears, noise Ike tue
-~sst.in- Of laaYes or rafting Oh ehaTlOts, IN
.-a.ins.s ah04t tho lc.Us, weakness OF the
I--4es, confused vIsi0n, biurted intellect. loss
a. couat--se, G!EidcHcc IN approaching stran-
or. q 4i=i!Ee 70 form now acTta!uthEces, a
disposition 70 shgn society, loss OF memory
IiHf los and rarigas crGttions about the inee,
Ha-tlr as-ha-, fHTrea tongue. iatld bFedth
rorsas. consumption, night SW@ats. uIOEOAia-
ria. and Irs5uently insanity. II relief be not
Obtained, yoa Should applS immediately, ell
th.r in person or by letter, ana have a cure
e.fectad by hi now ard scientific mode oil
treating this disease, which never iaI!S o.
et4ectin- q quick and radical cure
Cured at Home
Persons NJ Z distance may be 4 II
HOME, oy addressing a letter to Pr. GLIB
iJ%. stating ease. SYMPTOMS, length OF ttne
tie disease has continued, aud have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage AID
81 - - Ft1- ltFraF AHFf
fIii and plain directions for use.
EN incloslng len Dollars coin in a regis
tered letter through the Fostotice, or
through y els. Fargo AZ Co... a package o..
medicine will be forwarded to any part VI the
Union.
Fegsouz writing 70 the Doctor viii plea-e
YeTlserIeLt IA.
All communications strietIg confidential.
Address DR. j. +. GiBBuA.
box la57. san Francisco. California.
Iui-fE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-08

TIL" date for sale of stock d lin lrci I ny
der the atayr aS<"->me ut. i fu.t4oicd until
ia. 4. iy order .: tn liHari Of lir. cIor>.
cl>td I. =. BEACH. .:ccr,tnrv.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-08
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL,

MINING AND STOCK TABLE.
h Number Of Feet and
shares in h Principal Mines
Dealt in nj she San Francisco
stock and Exchange Board.
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't>tIH Wills. l.. {. ASrERSO
EUREKA FOUNDRY.
WELLS &

/ | y known ~ the Eureka Foundry. are
loy repaired to furAi.h mills. furnaces, etc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-08
FOR Rent,

THAT SUBSTANTIAL ROCK FIRE
i proof buildin=' lately occupied BY Chas.
sutherland. North Main street. as a whole
Til. LIu.e = drIruLln +. an hIsin.ss ar
Tor public meetings. balls, private parties.
theatrical performances, otc. II has a good
tloor, % ty - feet, exclusive Of anti-rComs,
out-bGiIdlng, stables, etc. AMY TO
litNbI LIE,
At his Eureka Chop Horse, ON Main st.
Eureka. Nevada, Get. Zlth, lo7!, 90
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pOstlSO,scHsCns.

Tic above sale is hereby postponed urfil
Thurs say. the f3ih Day al No.cEn-
ber. 1871. at .ne O'Clock =. ~, OF sand day.
i; ;no r,Iiec oil &a"iice lofc X TO-, Ne. -
/ ino street, san Francisco. Cal.
nj +. Ii. 81 AkEit. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-08
! Card TO the b

A PECULIAR CASE CAME Up BEFORE
n Justice beatty lately, wherein | gave
dvar tharbtnLu, en- Stake liver. a cor
ier late aualsaIuil, cd with gold. to be mclt-
Cd ia f.Aret a. ~ the flate could not be
melted in LUrei II, tdwa!d harbonne gave it
10 NJ. Halter, the Jcwoicr, to tahe to San
consented to dot Tree OF charse. lLe rlate
brought - 20. the mJnt charging - COM
missipn-leavlIC - 10. | pom my calling
,aid EdVaId Ciarbonnu a dirty THE, he gave
iae tn" sum OF -, ltaying a balance Of 81 10.
Ter mich / was compelled To sue. The case
came up before Judgc Betty. 4 well known,
competent Judge, who rendered a verdict
against me- GADIIEL ROCHE.
,sI I 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09

3 r,fasR Adarnnntfne cardaes II@lSho W ecst
ts@iSc.; haifsozss, 20. 1oS, &c =. .r.,,,,
s Sssss Ss.n ns,on II. sosse EnsssS Dairy,
ia aszs.; s Pineapple, Use. o,,.,,o,.
sard. Prime, barrels and tiereces, 1oxQ1'OexAc.i
"a Ahatf.oarreis, iiK@slkc. 80. -.
Es.ssss4 o oo sas.. sss soissn
sxaSp' s6aSoc. q gallon Cuba and Mscoyado :
Iso@sos;; Porto Rico, eo@ese' Nc" N'''
| Rfce: Carolina, ess@loc.,; Rsngoon. &C.
sd sss o,I adss se s5 sssss:
aasksrsS ssIs Ba2' ssS 70 STOCK
m ns IN kss; . 70 e. sS;d Nm IN
3 a. g ~ si's. s2ss; No s. sa'7o: mess 'N@D' "
san Liverpool sslo@s255sS fr ss a ~ iaek
Wsss vlrspis salt s 81 81 . barrel.
SUGAR: Crushed, powdered. and Tr TnEc g.
16s yeox 1855 E ,, k,ss
gS@10xc.; Demerara, -loh@l 1cs' NE" 'I>'D
9k@10c., scarce. - ,a,,no lin
soap: Common, $685. nd f 1sss T prices coun.
Tsas Black, s5c@s1 Inst prime s ara
Gle: imperial, s1.l0@Sl 80 ;tgunpo"oer' o'''a'
$685. Hides. Leather. &c.
r.s.s. Green. 4@Gc.; dry salted. 1901 &C.; az
aint, l1@16c-; wet salted sQ1oc-; wet sai'ea can
bemloct. 2e@3ac.; country upper, 35@5ec.; cry
finish, 25@27Hc g foot; kip. e9e is5 43aa6c. .
ness :a fSan1ss FsencS, siS5asas5 . 81 rough
sNrling, 2S@32c. @t'tT
49, Iron, Steel, Nails. &c.
h-o., English and American refined. 4Gp44c. -
q. English and Anertcan sheet SeG Rnrfen s
SensesScs s eS'I Ss Burdens mule:
D ssssa si{5Se b. American blis'ered 1910
Mills In store, s475 for standard-shat u.s. ten
penny; other sizes extra. -, or.
Plough. Castings: Wholesale 'zc' fe'a''' 'S''
LIQUORS, Wines, &c. .-
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints' $3.50 y dozen,
Reeftfed Uhiskevs Common, $1@N.15; 1uii
proof, Il. 15asl 20. Cash.
Rue HAiskeys: Medium, &1.50@s2; pure o,d
&2N0S4: Virginia Mountain, new, s2g*1'oo' o'N
~. 50@S3 so and upwards.
Brandies: Domestic. sl.2S@sS; irai sos I2oe-
$3.50; apple. new sl.5o DID, SZ@'2'o''
sale; peach, -.
Gin: Domestic. 81 .259*2. ,,,,
Run,. New England. $l.40@T1.50; 'aInA'c"
and Santa Cruz, $4eV*o.
Lumber, Slaves, Etc:
Lumber: White oak SI5 @aN y 1000: White
S Sfn sss@s75 4 niue boards s1s
@tl5: jqisE sl q SI6s cvSress,
= 1VnGo. La,hs-Splt, $3.50; sawed, S2.oo u
i.e00. roo,e
timber; green; SlS S%9
ffs 81 IIo timber, s7ass q 1000. Flour barrel
poles. s5@s7: hogshead hoops, no demand; hick-
ory hoop, $10@12 nominal.
Raqs-Mlxed cotton, &C.. white, 4@oc.; wool
len, 2l3c.
Rope: Manila, best, 2a@25c.; ssal, &c q b.
jute, 12hc.
Licorice Pastel. &. & Co., 31c.; r. R., Csc;
A. q. c., 23c. K. & Co., 24c-
MiIl-Feed.
ShipSt,lf: 55c. a bnshel.
BrotonStuf: Soc u bushel. ... .
Shorts: 25c. fR bushel.
Wheat Bran zoe. a busheL.
Corr, Bran: -1S@2oc. y bushel.
Powder, Shot, Etc. t..-
Fuse: Toys mining, 4oc. @5l.25 q 100 feet
Po,oder: 1915 by the tive kega-iess tnah nVe
kegs, 81. 20: blasting, $4@84.50 '
Shot: Northern, 82.75@S3 q bag Of rs Ms.
Grtndstones: 2(92Hc. q n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09
....- BY Wellington Goddiu,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
Il BILE AND ADMIRABLY WELL LOCATED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET, NEARLY OPeUSITE TO THE
surviving trustee ia certain deed of crust bearing
date on the 7th July, $780, duly recorded In kch-
mond Hastings Court. In deed book No. IS A, page
4S4 shall, In execution thereof and with The ap-
provalof all parties interested proceed 20 sell at
public auction ION the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 25ih March. 1874, at IL o'clock NJ, II fair II
not the first fair day thereafter, ATTRUbY
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE located as above.
having front Of 81 feet on the north aide Of
Main street, running back ON the west line OF
Eighth street 153 feetin parallel lines to an alley
20 feet wide, having thereon four brick stores
which front on Main street large new brick stable
and carriage-house fronting on the west line OF
Eighth street, occupied by AIR. w. II. Sutherland;
and the vacant lot, so by 1873 feet, Main street,
used as undergrad by MIR. ", III. West.
The property will be undivided into SIX smaller
parcels, according to plat OF survey TO be seen at
my Office. The foregoing real estate Is located on
Main street, and in that part thereof where pro-
perry is IN growing demand; and Us it is seldom
that so much real estate on this attractive street
offered at auction, The special attention OF capital
lists and others is particularly calico TO this sale
TERMS: One-lhirG cash BALANCE = ono and twG
years for negotiable notes. Interest hayearly, Sc
cured by deed Of trust. W. GODDIE,
Surviving trustee.
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HOUSES FOR, SALE.
BY Richardson & Co.,.
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoaeers,
-. Nat

A handsome RESIDENCE On vest FraAhlls
street.
tween Seventh and fighth streets With basement,
two stories, and attic, containing eight rooms;
New BRICK DWELLING, on Cary street. cen.
trally and desirably located with basement and Two
stories above, and all the modern Improvements.
Neat and attractive BRICh DWELLING Gay
street near First: medium size. a.
BRICK DWELLINGS, on Filth street between
Marshall and Leigh, with basement two stories ana
attic, containing about ten rooms; kitchen, &c. IN
Two very neat little BRICK TESEAENTs,
moderniy constructed, With six rooms each' cen
ttal desirable BRICK RESIDENCE on Third street
'' TWo-sToRY aEDWELL1NGo on Twenty
sixth street between N and streets, Cfurch LII,
with five rooms; kitchen, &c. : ~
An attractive FRAME DWELLING. WIN base.
ment and two stories above, containing Tour roons!
Kitchen and lot 44x160 feet, on the souti ie
corner Of M and Twenry-sIxth streets. Union hiu;
A neat FRAME DWELLING on twenty, taifu
street, Union BILL with basement and Two Stories
above. containing five rooms; kitchens, &c:
A desirable BRICK DWELLlAG on IWehtJ'
third street Union Hill, with two stories, contain
ing five rooms; kitchen. &c.
a neat FRAME TENEMENT, in good repair On
Baker street between Second aud Third ,.,
NH set = 80. = l11s Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09
RICHMOND MARKETS.
SATURDAY, March 2, 1874.
Country Produce.

II
Roots: Ginseng 10000; seneca without top
Bees,oar: 28c. q %. -..
Butter: Prime to choice yellow. 1885,; poor
10 good, l5@25c.; common. l0Ql2c.
Broom Corn: Green, S@10c.; red, 4@5c.
Corn Meal: 90c. "a bushel. ..-
G9c. Peaches, peeled, i4@l &c. uIpeeled, SO &C.
Cherries, pitted, 15@lSc. Blackberries, SQlOc.
EGGS: lnpbarrels Tic. y dozen In crates
Flour: Virginia country Is quoted today : Fine
%. rs; family, ordinary run, $s.5oG$l0; fancy
brands, I'll. --s>..s
Feathers: Prime nve-goose, 65@7oc. common,
FSarseed. s1.7oQs1 80 q bushel.
sd Sagi Virgin" o"0'n'' 'i'00s'1l0 e'0's''
Lard: Country. 9@10c. ...... -.. .....
oats: Baled. S5c. q 100 lbs.
O,,tons.-&l'5O@$2 " bushel. In demand -
Potatoes: Irish, 5O@65c. u tushel.
16g diss'-D0' ANfAe''' A'S1 - '' -
Rye: CSC. y bushel. ~. r. 81 r -i.
Suma& 70c.-nomina
Ss4cks: 66c. ..r.-J
Bdlsd StrGD 66c. s',. s--'. r--..
Talloo: -6@7c. u b. -.-------, .,,...-
Wool: Washed, 4O@46c.; unwashed .256S0c.
, 60 Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c. +r )
Cement: sa.25@sa.so, q barre Rosendale,
lime: A.cultur1a s s1s,1 ~ virg,n "a
@si.4o Roekland, sI:65@t1.75.
Ptastsr:o Lungs 80; srouna s1l' delivered
Bro,on saestngs and shtrttnes 81 Manchester
james River. 7e:; Fontsnoy, sxc.; a Gran:
Isaksvis 1ne tenesoss
e 81 GHns; $751; ia Gty. S l0' loA
Bleached Shirtings and Sheetinas: "A Wamsut-
ia, 1885,; A Masonyille.. 1916: "a Roekdale
Se shtesohe bSsne se ssa
Dog, &c.; B e scituate, Skc.; Methuan, 6Hc:; Pc
Peterborough, 70; l0-4 Walthap, s INC. ~ "a City
Bro,on Drills: Petersburg, lONc.; Westford,
1lhc.; Graniteville, l2c-
Correct ,ysans lpayonia, lie. Amoskeag,
Deuims: Harlem, l2Nc. Boston Steam Mills,
Paints: American. .1oc.: Aliens, 1oc. Rich.
mond, loc.; sprasqs, l2e:; Ma nU 10s;:
l0c.; Mallory, 10c.; Oriental, 10c.; Pacific
1oc.; Aruold' sAc'; AmoSkeag, &c; Wamsusta
Cambrtcs: Rice. &C.; English, Be.
Drugs, Dyestuffs, Oils, &c.
Agln, SC.
Alcohol: 1926 q gallon.
Concentrated Lye: % Y case Of four dozen.
Copperas: Sc. .s.~. 80
,Cochinea., 81 a y. ~ Ys;-5y
EItrGct Of Logwood: Ice. 81
Indigo: vi. rs. 500
| Madder: 16c. 4, ~, go =, sszs, ..e ~.
OILS: Linseed, sl.10; machine. s1@s1 rs
sperm: 1925; whale, sec.i straits, 80@7oc
90 y dozen best salad. Gu /; castor, a2 q gallon
gallon. - 2. - $40 .,e1 80 -
Rdce 6IfEger Ice. as1sess nj = i -. s..,sss
sed Sod 8. SCI, sx@4c.s in kegs Enghsh soda nc;
Spirits 7sspsntias: $4,000. . 80
FL ! @y%@sa - Z Eersiiszefs.& %s-1 1&. 81
Grass; Psruylan, $50: Gnanape, s7s q ton;
ssapsrpbospisaa,e tSos Flour ,of, Rswsone, $50
aGsnaSanf, 90. a . s' 1'o D'' ooa' s'o
aJets1zag 1 Fereagn Frniss and Candy. 90 ,
Candy: I4@I5c. b. 1850 asia4J - Il. {
lemons; s$6QSo q box. *s1'e
: cran0ss: $685.. = .
y axgl.g. Groceries. &c. =, ~. :,
Bacon: Shoulders. sRsHc.: clear ribbed sides,
] gD1G4c.s Virginia hOg-round. / Qc.l Virginia
hams, 12s,; sugar cured, nncsnyaseds 14K@15c.;
plain qsms, 13hzDl4e.. itss Ii ftf z - -
BEckets: Painted, two hoops, $3.50 three hoops,
sssr s sas ss ss az :s sss
$3.50; Eve Strings. s4.76@t5. IT I
Cetss: Mo-Common. 27@2sc. good. 500
's@4os; MoeSa, Agate. '-Ss'~ '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09
By Moody s. Royal,
Real Estate Aucuoneers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE in THE
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE AT
C0URT.H6UsE OF SAID COUNTY, on THE
9TII DAY OF MARCH CHAT BEING COURT
DAY), 1874, AT liz O'CLOCK A. My virtue
Of decree of the County Court OF said aid county
pronounced ut the december term, 1872, In the
suit OF Beazley's heirs rs. Beazey's heirs, shall
sell, at the place, time and manner above stated,
the county aforesaid. First. Tract containing 357
acres more or less1 90 acres cleared, and the bal
ance Ia original growth Of oak andpine good house
containing seven rooms usual out-butidlngs hne
orchard Of peaches. apples pears cherries, &c; IS
miles Of old courthouse, Q miles from Halt way
station on Richmond ana Petersburg railroad; land
In good heart. Second. Tract Of $50 acres more
or less 20 acres cleared balance in oak and pine;
no buildings, land good, about y Of mile OF Half
way station. The neighborhood Is as good as any
where In the county. =. .r--=. -
TERMS: fourth cash balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes bearing
six per cent interest from day of SALE The title 1e-
tanned unit further order of the court
- - WILLIAM AMBERS,
feoS Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09

FrnELEss Loc0aoTIvEs.-Ihe Chlcago
Times says of the freless locomotives rum
ming ON some Of the streets Of the Garden
city: III. 80. ,o,o br
three feet in diameter, and the usual ma
rhinery on a small scale. There was no
incl. no fire, no fireman. The steam was
supplied for the round trip of six miles be-
fore starting. At the depot was supply
boiler. sixteen feet by three feet, in when
steam was generated until 200 pounds pres
s,1re was indicated by the steam-Sause. Inc
locomotive boiler was threefourtbs fuil OF
cold water. Instead Of boiling this by means
OF q fire, and raising the pressure to re,
nuired height, the steam was lntroauced
from the supply. boiler through an IRON tupe'
The iron tube was connected with tne loco
motiye-boiler, the latter running unacr Inc
water, along the bottom OF the boiler, ana
letting out the steam as it was freeo from
the supply.boiIer into the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
This steam, rising through the cold water,
permeated it, and quickly raised its pres
sure to ITO pounds. With this supply OF
steam the locomotive started, drawing q
heavy four-horse Car over three miles 10
Thirty-fift street in ten minutes. The
amount Of steam consumed represented
eighty pounds pressure, locomotive starting
back with ninety pounds RENAL ming. When
the starting point was reached there were
fifty-seven pounds Of steam In the boiler,
the pressure being reduced only thirty-three
pounds In the return trip, which swas
down grade. 1t must be bornein mind that
there was large car, heavily laden, making
eighteen miles per hour. The experiment
proved conclusively that as substitute for
dummy engines the freless locomotive is,
beyond question, success" -..+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09
Auryr4aH SALES--Tlsis Days
AOOkAS ~~|.~~~S>-~---~~r . ~
Z ByiW. D. Cussen, a.3 Isl,
Red Estate Agent and Auction ''s' ~
.gis 1904 Wiiliamstura avenue.
u,HREE BUILDING LOTS .4 AND sh 4 OF

H,HREE BUILDING LOTS I, z, AND p sMAAnoFF
j. TR A 10 gT THh iEasT SIDE Or VII
hMsBuRa AvENgE NEAR MoUnT E " tIss
FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.a At Inc ne Salemises, on
9 stWnGnY March 9. 1874 at o'clocx +: a;,
LOT fronting 1o5 the east s,ae s ., having
, Ineg FRAME BUILDING, well OF e1ceiiehl
Also TWO LOTS adjoining, the s @11v svenas
ffSRbbg e small outlay for ms l Pr1
perry would make 4. MT ss1IfsS
med It Is at the neaa OF are OF This section, and
n near ' he pbrickyards where large nuInDeF
hands are constantly balance on credit OF
Eight and months foy on ne pr
Interest added: secured ~ deea y ". j. CiissEN.
NH NV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE market for cotton
on the spot has been very unset tied and irregular.
Business for the most part has been mostly for e1
port and speculation During the early part OF the
or less nominal. "Wednesday and Thursday there
was more demand, and with favorable news from
Liverpool prices advanced onehalf cent and values
have been sustained, though dealings were chiefly
speculative. Contracts have been In good demand
but irregular, and curing the middle OF the week
greatest improvement. Total sales of the week
were 1881 8 GALES, of which 131,150 were con-
tract aud 12,16S for immediate delIgery-as fol-
lows: $3.50 for export, Q 00S for spinning, 3.34
for speculation, 233 In transit;s included We're
1884 to arrive. Ltst - J.a e=c*a.-... ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09
BALTIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE. March Flour steady and unchaDg-
ed. Wheat in good demand and firm; Pennsylva-
MIA REQ, $1.70@S1. u; others unchanged. Corn
frmer; white southern, 76@S0c.; yellow southern,
75@7Sc. Oats dull land unchanged. Rye steady
at 9O@92c. Provisions firm mess pork. 81 25.
Bulk meats frmer and higher shoulders, 6t@ exc;
clear. rib, sS@s5c. Bacon frmer ,S snd higher !;
cured hams, l26l3c. Lard firm at 94c. Western
butter unchanged. Coffee unchanged. Whiskey
dull and nominal, 97c. Sugar unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09
MARINE INTELLllGt:ENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 9, 1874
Sun sets. Sac high ude.........". s.24
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 2, 1874
ARRIVED. -.si z. ~ ~
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
steamer Jonn sylvester, Clifford, NORFOLK, mer-
chandlse and passengers, l.. 3. Taturn, agent -
- sAnKD.so
Steamer Westover, Trayers. Baltimore, merchan.
disc and passengers, l.. B. Tatum. =
Schooner W. T., Byrue, James, Philadelphia,
Schooner Pandora, Hearne, Philadelphia, rail-
road ties, Curtis u Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner President johnson, Applegarth, Balti.
more, March 9Th.
sehooDers E. J. Hamilton, Wills, and James Vel
afsa ss sS sS s'- a'f Phadepha Feb
Schooner Butterfly, Morgan, Baltimore, Febru.
: schooner 8. c. Tyron, sicserson, Boston, Feb
Schooner F. e. Dow, Gage, Boston, February 10.
schooner Agnes, Hogden, Bath, Maine, +Fsbru-
Schooner A. Clifford, Mcdonald, Nassau, Janu-
BARK Edwin, Chistopherson, Liverpool, Feorl-
Bark Jembyrd, Barth, Liverpool, February s.
.
schooner p. g. Fowie. from Virginia for New
York; on Lewes, DEL, March 4, 2s ST 20 M
: Schooner y Aibest snith, Patterson, ..fsom Viz
Schooner annie M. Nnsh, Nash, from Virginia,
arriyedat Providence March 8. az - -
Schooner Maggie. sseeinaan, hence, arrived at
schooheIs William lila Henry, svsn Name; Garrett
r. Wright, CHOPPER, Mary Ellen, Hawkins; yir-
ginias Dryden; M ). Granger, Hainefs Chingaro!
GO, SHERIDAN, nom Virginia. arrived at New York
d. - Z
Arrived at New YORK March 9Th, schooners Ell
len jane iBenson; h lHe;y Addison. ~
Wfeckipg steamer ResOlute has gone from Nor.
folk 20 Cape Henry with the schooner BeErierta Id
tow, TO saYeA loc Of cable lost from the brig Mary
Rice, whieh was Cor some ane nslcrH as that place.
Steamship Myanoke. Couch, Richmond city, City
olatTand Nnrsole. with malEha ndise and passen-
when fifteen nifies north Of Gape Say passed two
Of The Lortlard line one appeArdnE 10
FORTRESS MONROE, March 7.-,Saiied, brty Fred
xdck, from Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09
BY Moody q royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
Naturalization Uo


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE LITTLE HOUSE AND LOT ON
HULL STREET, IN THE Plan AN OF ,, BgC *
HILL, NEAR THE CORPo.RR5AS,TIE LIMITS S3 0p
SALE AT AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES. ON
FRIDAY THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH, 1874,
AT 4 O'CLOCK p. M.-By virtue Of Decree of
the Circuit Court Of the county Of Chesterfield
pronounced ut the February term thereof. In the
case of Schulihofer Us. James N. Moody, trustee,
&C.. we will expose for sale 1t the place and time
above stated the nice, conveniently located
HOUSE and LOT Situated as above The lot fronts
wide. House contains three good rooms AND near
ly new. Lot well enclosed: This place sconve-
nient to Belle Isle and other large works.
TERMS: Cash as to note now due OF ~ 30. 90
and expenses OF suit and sale and the balance IN
instaImeuts rs follows: Note due 7th-1oth april,
S74. for 81 97.97. and note due 7th--1 9th Octo-
Der, 1874, for 1905 80; and the residue, II any,
upon credit made known on DAY o. sale.
j. Z. TAYLOR,
NH O. tds Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09
BY Richardson 6 Co.,
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents.
No, lib Main street.

A NEAT FRAME DWELLING AND
n LOT NO. 205) ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
CANAL STREET BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND
MONROE STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUG
TION AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
On MONDAY the eth instant, at ~ o'clock NJ. We
shall sell by auction at the Real Estate Exchange,
No. 11O1 Main street (up-stairs), neat FRAME
DIV ELLfNG with two stoIies containing four
rooms; kitchen, wood and coal-house. The LOT
has front of feet, and runs back l20 feet to an
alley / 3 feet wide.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In SIX and
twelve mon tbs. negotiable notes to be given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and secured
by deed of trust. RICHARDSON Il CO.,
NH s Es aEr :r..4s Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09
rComnunicated.]
x,a..nvas oG she Pestseuttaxy.

written. In the Richmond Dispatch, 10
-,s.,;ny Of the removal OF the peniteutiary
from the city (which now all a., agree s snou,a
anrawrv,s Bluff as good location, and
we s second the motion, for no place could be
ts s s the I se see e iss
81. ,,Ser nailrosd. and turnpike The pres
ent penitentiary, in the midst Of what VIII
soon be crowded city, Is a great eyesore,
and damaging to all the property aronna I'll, II,
for il stops all improvements in what but Tor
~ wonId now be one Of the haudsomeSt
1SSt o Of the city. When first built on
he ,osstern susurbs it was the universal spin-
ION that the city would grow east ana ne
yond Rockets. but :. Westward the. course
Of empire took its way" and now big Rich
rnoud is surrounding the buildings, and de.
nands their removal to some more suitable
location. Let the Metropolitan press speak
out on the subject, aud demand the removal
Of this excrescence ut once.--freder'cSs'
Lssgq StGs.