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!" neal Estate Broker and Auctfoneer.
Fedetsl Buildings corner TIN and Il sts northwest,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
RHH0PEHTf IN THE COUNTY OF WASH
a By virtue of deed Of trust, dated the LIST day
N OF March, ISIS, recorded in Ii Der ia, folio 9i
Ct SEQ, one OF the land record for the District
OF Oolumgis, and By direction Of the party secured
tSIDAf the goth day Of March, 1874, that valu-
part OF the = Greenvae" estate, and know as Lots
No. and g. in the subdivision OF said tract as
recorded In the ONCE Of the Surveyor OF the District
OF Columbia, in the following order, viz: At
O'Clock p. m. i shall sell Lot No, 8, and at AZ
O'Clock p. m. shall sell Lot No. o.
Lot contains % acres aud IS perches, and Lot 9
contains = acres rood, 20 perches, and is i'm ed
By nearly new two story FIR me House.
This property forms part Of the home estate Of the
late General VIM Hickey, situated within Ia miles
OF the Capitol aud within three fourtns of q mile
OF the Columbia street railro adj the Biaiensburg
turnpike, aud 10 specially ada pied for market gar
Gems, both as to soil aud Location 1t could be con-
venienty divided into villa ste7 and would form
attractive places OF residence for persons doing
business in " ashington.
Terms: $3.50 on each lot in cash, (of which S2O1
must be paid when the property is kn1,ki own ,
the balance in equal pay ments at 6, Il and IS
months from the day # sae, for which the pur-
chaser notes must be given, bssrng interest from
the day Of sale at the rate of eight per cent mar
anuum, and secured by deed of trIst on the prem.
ises. Conyel encing At purchasers cost
RICHARD 4 M0RSELL, Trustee
msH-d j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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A SEVERE LADY SAYS: male is only mule
spelled wrong. IN. u. RepHbiican.
Well, II a mans mule, everybody with the
least knowledge Of the classics knows that yO-
mans Rulicr ~. o. PIrnnnns.
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RY LATIMER q CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
3 yuthwest corner PeDnsylvanis avenue and Eley
enth street, Star Once BUILDINGS

SPfCIh SALE OF WAX FRUITS, OONFEO
iioNEhl, CAKES, &C, FITTED UPON
bAEDsOME STANDS, AND COVERED WITH
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March Is, 1874.
at our auction rooms, commencing at o'cl ok We
shall sell, for account of the importer a large asd
superb collection Of Wax Work OF Fruits, Confeo-
tiOrery, Cakes, &c, fitted upOn handsome stands
and covered with French glass shades.
The collection will be exhibition the dav prior
te sale. For specimen samples, ia advance Of sails,
set this Kills windows, No. 937 Pennsy lvania ave,
Iu; slso, the windows Of Goldsten, n 0. Gig Penn
o iyania avenue.
Terms cash,
marlJ LATIMER CLEARY Aunts
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K1 JOsEPH y. kkLLEfs Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED pRonxp.
~ ON THE WEST SIDE or i0TH sfSEET,
between aud northwest.
q VI IueDpAI, March nth, Ct O'Clock n.
N II Vii sell, for Q party about leaving toe
- GU not previously sold 81 privat. SALE pas
square feet. improved By comfortable three story
enc basement franz dwelling.
Terme: One-third cssS: Balance In q. n ana rs
mehtne, secured By deed Of tn on ths property.
Soneey sncipg q cost OF purchaser. A dspssit q
The terms 70 be complied With In siI days fren day
q sale Tbs house will be opened for Inspection on
the Afternoon Of day Of sale
THO. d. GAT0anL, ASsnt,
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR,
iAIs tr e23 PENNsYLyANIAy Venue
STEAMER LINES

SPRISG ARRANGkMENT uF STEAMER
~ PILOT BOY.
On and 1iter Saturday n brusry 2lst, the Steamer
fllUI BOY will leave 7th-srrest
wharf Tor POTOMAC RIvEB Es&4-N
LAhblH GS, every Tu-sdAy, Thurs oc1<zxxz.xA
Gays an ca urdsys, lave AZ o. m, proceeding az
ar Is CurriOmsn; returning on Wednesdays and
coIdAJs ON Thursday, lea g Of II O'clock noon.
preceding As FAR as Lower Cedar Point; returning
at D m Friday.
f.bls-lm WIN h. BYLKs. Agent.
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RY LATIMER q CLEARY
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvan anita avenue aud lith IT.
Star ONCE Buildings.


EXEOUTORs' SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
HPkOvED AND UHIMPROyED PROPERTY
IN TIE WEST SIDE OF I4rH STREET
MONT AVENUE, AND BEING BETWEEN L
STREET AND MAssAOHUSETTS AVENUE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March the
We shall sell Lot No. 6, Ia Square No 2ls, front,
ing "a feet inches on l4th street, aud rannins
toroueh with an average width to Vermont avenHa:
improved by three-stOry Frame Dwelling, with
All the modern improvements; together with tn 3
biiok and Frame Buildings fronting Vermont
lima ediately after, we shall sell the adiolnin ?
LOT, which has front Of ~ feet inches on l4th
street. and running parallel to Lot g. with an aver
square 'eet. 800"
IL s seldom that this class nf property is thrown
on the mark. t. and, taking into consideration the
locality, ard being In the midst OF our elegant
residences, certainly should command the att ntion
OF our CAPITALISTS, parties wishing est their
money where property is rapidly increasing in
valne, and where there Is ne possible chance of q
decline.
Terms Ope-fourth cash; the residue in four equal
payments at 8, L. IL and "a months, with interest
secured by deeds of trust on the properly All
convey cling at the cost OF purchasers. A de-
post cf S25O will bs required on each prop-
erty when struck off II the terms of sails are
not COM piled with within days from the day of
sale, the Execu ers the right to resell Il
same at the risk and cost of the defaultns purcha
ser or purchasers, b. advertisement in some news-
paper published in the city Of Wa, hingtnn.
JOHN T. GIVEN,
Executors OF John p Hilton Deceased
f26-dsds tRepl LATIMGR CLEARLY, Aucts
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nj EkoHAsTs LINE OF sTIAnsHIPs
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

,6 Hs,s.Tssr ths nne Steamships u. Q. KNIGHT and
SonN GIBSON Will make regular week 49,
AAsD.IA, WAsHIE TON ssd&nEkA
from Pier 80 East river, every sATURDAY AZ 4
pm; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY AZ ,
. m, and ALKxAHDRI1 the sane day 81 I'm
AGENT snd wharf 81 v .sr. 1iS sso4e.
.T:Ssi fr,isn.. 49, PsSs R.s:iasnsS;
ders len At General once, sos PernsyiSsnis ave-
nne, or a. ire steamer wharf, yin be promptly st-
WAsHIsGT0s HokE0LK, ROsT0s AND
The nne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips TO 49,
y ss0 &c vii Leave h So shaIf foot
IhUkSDA1, All D. N touching 90 principal River
Lanolngs, connecting 81 Norfolk with stesmshir Of
he u and line for Boston and Providencs.
LAKE, via noEfolk.n Branch ticket ONCE at Knsx =
kxpTes- Ohse, sos Pennsylvsnis avenue
he n atIzH Ugh Assat, sth street wharf.
nse Plaotf store, corner 18th 50 and Pa sse
NV EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
HILhDELPHIA, ALEXkNDRIA, Va, WASH.
inSloh AND GEORGETOWN. ID. U.
.dsI LTD Par z, North whsrves, PHI -
ns sBSsis, WEDNESDAY aud SAT- EesaSEN
!rom 80 Nzter street, 9eOrsstsvn D. q. MON
DAI an FRIDAY ct p a.
Iron nli ns connect. :. fnisdslghi. WITH "Olyde.
a. ~, Iasiana stats, Re Shsrt.se a Beston 81
w SLrpE 1 90, Pslisasipais. - u
LIDO ARCH - Congress street ,Bozton.
me, or &c ths steamer wharf YIN be promptly at
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EXPBkss LINE VIA CANAL.
IHEsUPR6nE ro2 OF THE DISTRICT

- = VI COLUMBIA.
cIeftlt low, PTobafs JHrtsfIrfIOa Mar,h Il 1874
n. - S.tSr o. the estate Of NOBLE Hurdle de-
ppne alton for LISTERS testsmentAry in the
ssiate ~ rSoie Hurdle, late OF the city OF esorss
sosu, &C, OF Golumeia, has this day been mai.
~ neNH N. HUkDLE executor All per.ons
lnteresaea rs nsreby notified TO appear in this
Souft 90 IUkspAf, the Eth DAY or "A arch ne1t
a ~ n M 70 SHOW cause why letters te.tarasrs.r.
on the estate q said dceesS I'd should not issns :,
Hsyeo, rro.idsa, copy Of this order be published
and W ashiBgton Law Reporter" preyions 10 ~.
said day Test. GIns1r3p tne
mar sH Rfgister OF Wii,s
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sobEh LOAN OFrIOE, Covus 81 ftA Ssres
~ ssd hsv feLk Arssss, entrance on HeU ~
Iork avenue. The most private loan Once ~
IN the city. Money loaned At the lowest rsts0 &
q Interest On Gold and silver Watches, Diamsnds
csntierszS CiSthiAg. 0arpsis and III articles o
venss jan1l-ly
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ID eeal HsIsss Bfokss 81 Auceio.sw.
Federal Buildings. corner sth and rs. northwest.
f1UsTKIs, sALGoF vALUABLR PROPERTY
HIsb ishif ssEls sE:r. a iFsGSsH afo
= b vlrtne Of . deed Of trust 10 ne, dated peb-
6rarz Htn; la5, ana duly recorded IN Liber
1870! e. 1es ioio 90. ct see one Of the lssd re
bs md ct the Tsa1ss. sns Ssrsg secured
s ~e s sell Il 15oSs q the Pr,ni,ss At public
q sIOund bling being situsss in the sad city Of
epop the ground rsi or psn tbereos - Ios n1
ana sos . sssSs
mouths, with interest 81 ten per cent. Der snnnm
from day Of sale, and secured By desd Of trast on
sod sSS Sssos; Of sio9 .hsa property
terms OF sale are not complied With IA seven dsvs
.as sTussee' reserys ths right to rese the property
least i've days' advertisement in some one or NOR
newspaper. R9elsst ed q Washington, o. '''
GaaAs. 4. atMsrRMAs, Trustees.
mar4eo&ds 1T. COLDwkLL. statesman.
TRCsrEgs SALE OF IMPROvED PROP
nRTY In TBIRTY FOOT ALLEY. BIZ
NORTHwksf by virtue II deed Of srnss 70 m ne.
dated the 9Th Of February, $50, aud duly recorded
in Lber el2 folio 81, of the land records OF the
at the request OF the party secured thereby, will
sell a. gnbie auction, in front of the premises on
SATURDAY, the 18th day 81 March, Is7i, .,
ground, being in the city of Washington, District
OF Columbia, known and described in the plat aud
.Qusre numbered i've hundred and sixty nine 1855 o.
iTprosed BY atwo-s story Frame Building.
=, Inc above property will be sold subject to prior
Of sale VIM. y: MATTISGfY, Trustees.
fet2s saw sds JOS. Y. KkLLEy, Auctr.
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SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department is en- the second floor, and is
well stocked with q splendid line Of PLAIN and
FANCY SHIRTINGS. We are prepared to make
tospecial order the D0UBLE-YOKE SHIFT in
fem three to ten days at the following prices:
Sis FOR Blk SHIRTS.
Sls FOB SIX SHIRTS.
Sal FOB SIX SHIRTS.
In tire two years. experience in the manufacture
OF the DOUBLEYOKE SHIRTS, and the success
attending 1t, has proven, beyond q doubt, that IL
is the most comfortable and perfect lifting made
In any section of the world The thousands Of orig
insl ard duplicate orders received for these Oee-
brsted Shirts fully confirm the assertion ard can
fully szbstantiste It, Give them atrial. and be con-
WINGED fer yourselves. We are the only owners and
authorized manufacturers OF PALMER's PAT
Knit D0UBLEYOKE SACQUE SHIRT for the
District Of Columbia. All other persons attem ptng
10 manufacture them are infringers and the public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasing them
Of any other parties.
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AUCTION SALR

RI DUnCAMeon BBo8 !, Aucess,eer,.
cosDsr &h end d ssrssts nortkvssf
ss goxEs OF roBAcoo Ar AucrroH
,oe nohpaY noRuIH6, March 8. eoSn.,e-
~ o'clock, - the store OF h ~ Mer,sii
% ae.inana syenne, Ne vim cell In Addition 10
Is boxs Tobacco,
80 boxes Cigars.
Terms cash. DUNOANpoH BROS.
Aactioneess.
RY MN. L. WALL a CO, Aucffou.er,.
~ Orig nal Horse and Carriage Ra,.sr
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and loth streets
HORSES, CARTS, WAGONS AND HARSr~
IEE Pk9fSk1Y OF A CONTRACTOR, AT
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, m.rcs
NV1sth, commencing st 10 O'Clock. ", will
RIGHT HEAD OF HORSES
$Goot Heavy Wosk Horsss,
t1oupe and s-year old Drvers,
sT~o horse Dirt wagons,
Cart and WAGON Harness,
Cutting Bon Forks, Picks. Shovels, &C., &c
Terms cash. W. L. WALL q %, Aucts
- Immediately after the above sale re viii sell
the following vslusble Real Estate:-Lst No 6.
IN square No. liz, Is feet fronting 18Th
sneet running back ~ feet, improved by two.
~ No 40. in square No 49,, frontias % feet By Is
Terms at sale
mhH W l.. WALL A 90 Aucts
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RY b. Il. WARNER,
" Beal Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts northwest

x ID. d. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker aud Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts. northwest
AUCTION sALI OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAsSAOHU-
SITS skFEs4 AyEHg1 aRMETMEEN ARR AND afH
n On THURSDAY, n arch 9Th, lE4, at $50
Oocloek ?; m, will sell, ct public auction, in
front Of the premises, part Of Lot numbered 49,
seie avenue with az average depth OF abeus 50 feet
Terms: One half cash; bal ance at six and twelve
months Tor which the notes Of the purchaser bear
lng eight Fer cent interest from the day of SALE and
secured BY deed OF trust the property sold win
os taken. deposit OF slee win be required on day
terms Of sale are hot complied with in seven days,
th' right will be reserved resell the al
the risk aid cost Of the defauting purchaser after
marl2 B, a. wARNHR, Auct.
RY DUHCANsoN BROTHERS. Aucsioneers,
- Corner 9Th and streets northwest.
AssIeEKEs SALE OF MILL MATERIAL,
55S%Sstb, 1SSa SSSiDssp ssfsiifA: s sSGoESi
On THuRsDAY MORNING, 18Th Of March,
ls4 st ~ O'Clock m, will sell st public auction,
ct the mill Of Ramsburg D Sons, on Bridge street,
near Aqueduet Bridge, esorgesosn, o.. oil the
Drisins and Ply wheels. Old Iroa,
Deer Air, Sheep and Buckskfns,
etoyee, ufves, Tables, Shears,
shaving and Skin Beems, % &e.
Terms; oasn' A.sisnss Of kSnssurt s LIZ.
mari fRsp.l bGE6xSsoH BRos. Asc S:
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RY ". l.. WALL o., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos 900 and s02 Pennsylvania avenue, cor. 9th u.
LARGE p PsfEEEM Il ssssLLEE0EpEG9RATED
EERAND TEA SETS, sTOnE CHINA CHAM
BER SETS, WHITE AND DECORATED; RIOH
CUT AND PRESSED GLASSWARE, JARDA
ElERs AND CARD TABLES, BOHEMIAN
AND PARiAE VASES, FRESCB BRONZE
Bk0EZe CLOCKS, TWENTY-ONE DAYS.
H5 These goods are Of recent Importation, and
IA 3consigned to to Sell per sccOunt of whom Il
H{fumay concern Bale to Commence on FRIDAY
XII MORNING, March Is, at o O'Clock ,sId con-
tlhue until entire stock is cleared OUT on tbs first
floor OF orr spacious salesrQoms.
GoCds will be on exhibition on THURSDAY.
We call al attention of The trade ana private
buyers 10 the above sale, as the goods are direct
from The importer, and every lot Si be sold with
mario Auctieneers
lpY DUNOANsON, BOWLING CO., AMOS,
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
SALE OF FINE tens, WHISTLES, BRAN
PEE HE az 81 R az; sxE1Ps, BRo4Ms, &S:
y. Y. MoRsELL, Gal LOUISIANA AVENUE
- On MONDAY MORNING, March 6, com
In N meEciDg at 10 O'Clock, we will sell the bal
esnce Of stock Of b. II. MorselI, Contained ia
store oti Louisiana avenue, and name in part
Sugars, 81 rups, holaues,
GOAL Oil, soap, Starch,
Yeast Powders, = pes, Buckets, Brooms,
hissits, Wines, Brsndes, &C. &C,
with ether goods which not cold at previous
Terms-s5O and under cash; over that amount a
credit OF thirty and sixty days, notes satisfactorily
sscurec, bearing eight per cent interest.
msrl2 pUNOANSON, BOWLING & 90 ,Aucts.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d sts

EXECgToRs' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
PART on TIE CITY, FRoNTISG ON sHV.
EHTEEhTH sTkEEr, BE- wEEN Pens
sYLEAkIA AVENUE AND Ii STREETS
NOKThwEST. AT AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY, March Is, 1874, at 8
O'Clock p; m We shall sell, Ia front of the
premises, Lot q, in square No: l65, fronting
twenty -sey en- feet nine inches Nth street, AMI
running through TO the depth thereof to an alley ,
containing Asa square feet of ground, with i'm.
prorements, consisting Of well built, three
snd base ment DIV cling, containing ten rooms and
Bathroom, with all modern imp emeuts.
Terms Of sale: One-foui IN in cash, of which $40
must be paid at time Of SALE deferred payments
70 De MADE in four equal payments, At six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty -four months with interest at the
rete of seven per cent per aDnum from day Of sale,
and secured by deed Of trust the property sold to
the satsfac;ie ion OF the Executors The terms 20 be
complied with wftha ten days from the day OF sale,
otherwise the executors reserve the right resell
the Pfc perty at the rsk and Of pur-
chaser by advertisement in some newspaper pub
lisht In the city OF Wellington. All oonveysn-
JOHN T. GIVEN,
q. HILTON,
Executors nf John p. Hilton, deceased
msr7-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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b Real Estate AuctiOneer, 5Is 7th street.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No.
2I42 Pennsylvania AVENUg, BE.
I'VE 2lsT AND 22D STREETs NORTH

- Dy Niituo Oh u ueeO OF trust, dated October
81 9Th, A. ID. 1871, and duly recorded in Libe- No .
$50, folio u.s. one Of the land recoris for W ash
iDeton county, District of Columbia, and by the
direction OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction in front Of the premises ocI 1ck
.. m, on MONDAY, the 6th d AZ Of March, A. D.
S4. part OF Lot "a, in IHare No: 7t, beginning at
the northwest corner of Lot IA and Thinning che
southwesterly at right ANGLES with Pennsylya1Ia
avenue So feet inches, thence south Is feet thence
east about A feet, thence ncrtbesstsrly 81 feet 6
inches TO PeDnsylyauis avenue, the along Penn
sylvsnfa avenue AZ feet inches, Impressed by a
large double Brick Hone, having all modern con-
vepiences al d in fine order.
seld subject to deed of trust of S5 Oe0, bearing
date october 4th, 1871, and pay able in 1--WE years
interest at 10 PER cent payable semi annually; one
instsllmeDt of interest due.
Terms One half cash, 20 which $3.50 must be
deposited at the sale) the deferred payments bs
made in six and twelve months, with interest ut 10
per cent per snnum aftar day OF sale, and secured
by de OF trust aDd insurance, the satisfaction
Of the Trustee. Terms of sale to be fully Complied
with within six days after day of sale, otherwise
the Trustee the right to resell the property
alter one week notice, at the risk and cost of mrs
purchaser AZ 9o1Teyaneiug at pure naser's cost.
mar3-'o&ds 1H0s. Il. WAGGaMkN, Auct.
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sEaTlEaEl's FURNISHINGS.

eEaTLEnEH's FURNISHINGS.
Palmer's Patent
DO UB l. E-rOKE
SHIRTS,
READY MADE.
SHIRTS FOR eIs so
3 SHIFTS FOE es so
L SHIRT FOB % 90
We know the PALMER PATEET DOUBLE
YOKE to be the BEST SHIFT at the price in tbs
msrket, and We particularly request everyone to
examine the quality Of Linen and Muslin used and
Judge for themselves.
1t is our intention to increase our sales Of Ready
made Shirts ONE THOUSAND DOZEN during
the coming season, and we have therefore made
PRICEsBELOW COMPETITION, and within the
reach Of every one that wants 9 FIRST-CLASS
SHIFT AT Low PRICE:
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billiard TABLES LOW FOR CASH
Our new style bevsl tables guaranteed equal I'm
style, hnish b. and running capacity to ~
sny In the " orld. Second hand tables @~<f7a
altered 70 bevel. Pigeon hole and bag
.teiie tables cloths, balls, ones, chalk, -
Send for circular. Refer to National Hotel
stston Hall, Alex. Adamson, and Theatre Oomique
J.G. TAYLOR 90
deoe-Sm $40 West Pratt street, Baltimore.
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Ladies' Dresses.

SUMNER POPLIn DRESSES, at a bargain,
$40.
BLACK ALPACA DRESSES, at sI3I2
$3.50, SI6s7, a94
BLACK Fix DRESSES. az Sis, sI22 So
SWISS DRKS SIS, (Polonsiss and Skirt at SIP
Sl6, S25, $500, sac, 500.
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RETAIL MARKET pRICEs.-The following Is
a statement Of the retail city market prices

RETAIL MARKET Prices. The following is
a statement Of the retail city market prices
on Saturday: s.
Meats. Beef Choice, 16s to 20c.; second
cuts, 15e; shin. 10. to 25c. VsaI-C Choice, 163 to
20e; outlets, 1896; shin, 10 to 30c. Lamb,
.18a to 20c.; breast, 15c.; chops. 16ac.
II FOULS - Chickens, very good, % TO 4oc.,
or five for 81. Market well supplied. Ducks,
35 to SOC.
Fish Good spots, 20 to 30c. per bunch ;
sheepshead, 12s to 1890. per pound crabs,
50 to >75c. per dozen. s..ss
Vegetabfes.-Eish potatoes, new, DC. per
quart; 15 to 20c. per balf-peck; per peck. 80
to 45c. per busheI, Sl.75 to 81. Beets, 4 to
sc. per bunch !; cyInblins, 12t to 15c. per
dozen. Tomatoes for steWiug, 5 to &c. per
quart; slicing, Zoe. per quart, or two quarts
for 15c., or % to 40c. per dozepe Soaps, s to
10c. per quart; per half.peck. 20 to 25c.
Onions, 81. per quart; cabbage, TO zoe. per
lead. Green corn, Is to 30c. per dozen in
some instances two dozen sold for 25c. Peas,
.15 to 25c. per quart; butter-beans, 20 to 3Cs-
per quart, scarce; cucumbers, II to loo. per
dozen.
Fruits.-AprIes, 5 to 15c. per quart; black.
berries, 5 to Sc. per quart; peas, very small
supply, 15c. per quart; peaches, 2Oc. per
quart; whortleberries, 5 TO 10c. per quart: !:
watermelons, Is to 60e. apiece; cantelopes, 8
to 20c. apiece-four for 25c.
Miscellaneous .-Butter-P Prime. so to 45c.:
cooking butter, % to 3ec.; eggs, 90 to Zoe.
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HEADQUARTERS OLD DoM1sloN CLUB, I

. RICHMOND, b, July 20, lCif.
At meeting of the Old Dominion Club,
held on this evening, the following pream-
Bile and resolution were unanimously
adopted:
Allegiance to the Conservative party, un-
der all and any circumstances, is the motto
of this organization. Throughout the try.
ing struggles of the past we bave maintained
this principle in thought, word, and deed,
and we propose to do SO so long as the vital
issue that has enslled apon the modern plan
of reconstruction exists. Primary elections
have proven in Baltimore and other cities,
where the true and loyal municipal element
predominates, to contain the fairest method
OF arriving at popular preferences. Our City
Central Conservative Committee (the recog.
nized executive head of our party
in the city, has, after due consideration,
adopted plan of primary election
which, whether OF not we approve Of its de-
tails, it behooyes us on the general principles
of our organization to support; therefore
be it
Resolred, 6y the Old Dominion Club, That
we support the plan of the City Central Con-
servatiYe Committee, aud that we will use
our most earnest endeayOrs 10 secure The
election of the candidate nominated by the
voice of the people in said primary election,
and endorsed by the Nominating Convention
Of this congressional district.
SAMUEL MAcCUBBIN, Chairman.
&. II. Matthews, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-27

Police Court, SATuRDAY--Justice White.
There was but little criminal business before
the court either Friday or Saturday, but the
Justice was occupied nearly all Of each day
with civil cases. The following criminal
cases were disposed of on Saturday:
Jane Madison lnegro) and Mrs. A. D..
Rhodes, guilty Of disorderly conduct, were
required to give surety for good behavior.
Annie Archer, for allowing her GOVT to run
at large, was fined 81.
Jack Hayes and Thomasand Elijah Hunter
(negroes) were fined $3.50 each for fast
driving.
James OVERLY, owner Of little dog that
bit. was ordered to kill the deg or remove it
from the city, !" !,
Smith Payne and Pattic Payne were fined
50 each for keeping unlicensed dogs.
John Anderson (negro} was fined n Tor
drunkenness.