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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12

PRESIDENTOVO POSELSTNI lest
urcit6 zale2itosti kubauske Prayi Sc v
mem, re sestilet6 dsili povstalcd dodaya
povstani tomu zvlastniho yyznamu, ze
jiz zajmu lidskosti bude zakroteni ci-
zlch mOcn0sti ucinGnO nutnNm
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-12
5000

Il jcstc icyneji pr0dayame
zCeIa v!ncme Spodi1y pro
pany. I'y jdou rychlc na
Oaibyt. cemuZ neni Sc go di-
viii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28
RrcnxosD, February &c, 1874.

EliChAO"s 49, -
Editors of the Dispatch:
Failing to see any mathematical point ID
your answer to the arithmetical question 10
fills mornings paper,I submit the to'iow'
ing: "a
According to the terms Of the first sale 30
apples are sold at ! cent apiece and 80 at
! cent apiece. Average price of one ap-
ple. 5-l2 cent. BY the last sale one apple
brings 2-5 cent. But 5-12-2-5=l-6o- loss
on one apple By the terms of last sale; loss
on 60 apples. cent. Hence the total shousu
be % cents in the first case, "A cents IN Tue
last. Yours respectfully, G.F. W.
It 6. L. WIS fault, not ours, that nc
cannot see The " mathematical point" in the
answer he aludes to. He proves that nc
cannot see the point In the question either.
He merely puts down the figures which b.
| sent to us to be explained. B. did not ask
for the figures, which are perfectly familiar
| to him, but he asked 10 be Informed why in
the one case the apples sold at 5-l2ths OF
cent each, and in the other case ut 2-5ths
of cent each. If G. +. w. can give any
other and better reason than ours we will
publish it with pleasure. We know, how.
ever, that be cannot; for there is no other
reason. Working out the problem in what
ever way will not do. 4. wants to under
stand the rationale Of the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28

;.-s.- p,,me. barrels and ncrrces, 1oA8aosc.
- t hsI1.;n frsIss 1 ig@1 osr ].
yoiassss. Common syrap- no ,ssnsise golden
s rynmsos s:1pp orio Hico. co@eSc New o''saa'
prime n1ss sS osgoiIas, saloc; Ransoon, &C. .a
~ ,l aSEs9 ne ss,sssas IT,
Rs; No g. In barrels ssoen q g. ~ No.
F,., ssss 10 sG s17s Mess shsd in
sas TO- Liverpool ses5asass from e M aasa.
SS;tSisis f ss. s ss9ss
s.,nar Orus,ed powdered and R1 5nH.
Ky: a. lOzc.: Is. 10ac.; ezt5a VI borIa K,ea,
1oc: yellow 9g9zc, Ga n ls1ii New OrleaRs,
~ Sea,, Common, 5@sc: best washing c aa
iX:.: toilet, 10000, ane fancy "'ee0
" 7sas Black @ q eIa st Sea" GEO
s1.e0' Hides. Leather, &c. H..
-. A66c. dry sailed. 1901 &c. ar}
amt mo i4Isr wei salted 5Galoc'' wei s'''' s''
skins skins 81 :25@sl so. oa,., colo leather,
LEATHER sole snt eo, par; upper city
he s9s ess;1Sssc feol Kip e0e@s1 d ~ haF
f geaSsssi s a'a s 4 b. Rough
s ski 2sa32c.
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
,.o,, English and American refined. 40144c. u
d. English and american sheet c SSs1 R SMGnes
Rn4sessoe sSyss5 Ioo u.s. Burdens mule
sh"e. essGss.s5 u 106 Bs.
Ye.I. MAYORS cast steel, 20@21c. u h.. English
bllstered, 1870. u d.; American blisJered, 1910
Iai,s: In store s4.75 for standard-that Is, tea
penny; other sizes extra.
Plough. Castings: Wholesale, SIC. retail, GYc.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch best brands, pints, $3.50 q dozen.
Rectifed IVhi6kens Common, $1@31.15; full
proof, 81. 50s1 20. Cash.
Rye IPAisksus:: Medium, sl.5o9s2; pure oid'
$20S4: Virginia Mountain, new, S2@ST2.oO, ola,
S2.5O0$3. s. o aud upwards.
Brandies: Domestic, s1.25@s2: fruit. I'll 800
$3.50; apple, new, $3.50; DID, s2@$2oo' whole
sale; peach, ~.
Gin: Domestic, s1.25@s2.
Rum: New England. &1.40@Si.50; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, S4@S6.
Lumber, Slaves, Etc:
Lumber: White oak; *15@20 q 1929 G. West West
ern Virginia ponar, *1S@S25 "a LOO; WINS I'M
pine S35@s75 ~ 1000. yellow nine boards. ~
i 1000. La,hs"spl.i, $50; sswel, $3.50 q
Loco. .....
s 1866 se asssss sigdssS feso -Four
barrel timber, *74*8 q 1000, Flour barrel
poles. $5tG$7: hogsheid hoops, no demand; hick-
Dry hoop, $10@12 nominal.
Rdqs-Mixed cotton, &C.. white, 1000; wool
len, 2G3c.
Rope: Maniila:, best, 23925c. Sisa, &c. u ID.
jute, 1870.
Licorice.
Lic0ricc Pastel. &. & Co., 31c.; l.. r., 23c.
A. y. c., 23c.; X. & Co.., 24c.
MiI1-Feed.
ShipStuF: 55c. Sa bushcl.
Bro,cnStuf: SOC. "a bushel.
Shorts: 25c. N bushel.
Wheat Bran zoe. ea bushel.
Corr, Bran: 10000. - bashel.
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 4Oc. D51.25 "a 100 feet.
PONDER: S6.75 by the five kegs-less than five
kegs, 1925; blasting, &4G$4.50.
Shot: Northern, s2.75@S3 q bag of rs lbs.
Grind8toneS: 2@24c. q N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28

:. -.1,-,.,,,,,..,l a.a,prrRA Oh rHs OLrsN TlRE-
~ ne i,,ssiss 81 ahe United ststes supreme
Cont resided together in 1881, Mrs. car :,
~ ~ bn,rdinp.hotise, which was recently
torn ie dswn to extend the Capitol Grounds;
The drank what was called the judicial
Madeira, an importation direct from Madeira
Island, which George Washington ordered
through the port OF Alexandrin, ana ses,ns
his world.famed name In the order the shlps
pers picked out quite SUPERIOR ra p,pe, Rush.
rod who wasa Justice In the Supreme Cour,
continued the annual order, and John Mar
shall was the next heir. -
The justices used their dining table tor
consultation, and after they had messed TO-
cether the cloth was removed, and, with
nothing but the Judicial Madeira and the
law. of the realm, they tempered justice
with mercy In their decisions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28

Alderman Mutually, of the st. Louis Coun-
ell. refers with gratitude to the fact that ne
has been member of the. body for TWO
years, and has escaped without. getting a
black eve. Yet he must have darkened some
optics, for the name of Mutually has mlsh1y,
tread-on. the-tail Of. my-coat-if-y ou'dare sound
to it, Chicago Times.
Alta bal nasque in Washington the other
evening. General Sherman wore u Honnroi
.TheIe.u exclaimed one, "goes General
Sherman or a. lunatic!" The General
droDned his domino. 81 declare" salu his
masked assaiiant, :" 1t is BOTH"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28

ID council gathered from the ,sTs' associations.
see nat thinking over and Is xss s really curl
|ous TO know shat snyo:, "a co,,id bring against
bin. He should not 70 near she church to-
/ night unless he CD Anged his mind on the
subject suddenly. The church was guarded
on yesterday two special policemen.
This was Gone ut the instance Of Che hsu-
rance agents, he deacons say those genre,
men having threalened TO cancel ehe po.,;Se :.
unless som e precautions were taken ag sasa
tue tiriog Of the ediace. The specaas o we,e
instruct ed to offer no resistance, howeVs o.
to the sreaklng In Of the doors, II IL was AZ
tempt ed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28
BY Lyme & Brother
Real Estate Arctioneef''
No. 1919 Msin street

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ~ NJ, I'd
u NORTHWEST CORNER 0E I ,SAstY IS
R nSSshG OF THE kasi1nESCE o. S q rs,
DAVENP0RT, EGO TO BE soLp LsTA!E
Lie AUCTION. Al THE x ksS sF9stEr, o.
EXCHANGE, NO. 110l NAN i9 M.-Ne
shall. al the request Of the owner ssI e
Gated as above described, frontirS StI t.si my
to an alley Cary street has recSu"y, ,ryt 10 =:
civ: and a there has been erected In ,h.t b.
more new buildings than In any osne ia re.ul1h>f
CITY In the pass year. For good M 49,. opIoH-'
Investment this Offers most ta'o'"0
niry. ,,,l. .rc~n 3. ~
hour OF sale. Line auct!vgcri,.-
3 10 26-tds - e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. February 27.-Flour strong end un-
change. Wheat steady; Pennsylvania red. LES
@sl ~ Others unchanged. Corn dull and lower
72c; mixed western STEADY ar TIC. Oats dull
southern. 5G@5sc.; western, 55@57c. Rye dull
at 90901c. Hay UNCHANGED. Provisions quiet.
Pork nominal al 81 6MS16.25. Bulk meats steady.
Bacon steaay--jobbiug demand. Lard. Sc. Hams
unchanged. Western butter easier and IN fair dc.
mand; roll. 40Q42c.; tub 40G43c. Coffee dull
GOOD to prime Rio cur goes. 23H(924Ac. Whskey
nominal at $4,000. SUGAR, 97sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28
BY Grubbs g willisns'
Real Estate Agents and Aaci .'' n.ns
p,a,.a,,h s,raa, h4fwcen Main sad p""'


DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE I;. SGa.: COY .!
h ESTATE CALLED -,EEE:TSt,Fa,rsgFltLpp
TANNING 935sfAGslRSEIs:s,t a { ~ TIE CL0ahSs
hiSL kAlIR6sRIa 4fl AZ ssSWksx Nj q! Is
hS don, At The Real K4sheYpgss Sc e.Sf
AND sSARaISY LAMP sl. saar!sis .a5oat -,
acres In woods, mostly original man grora
ana timber; the oasaHee eiesrsa @ sari wood snYs,
creek Is The northsrn boundary. sps = ,arnoat
sises of the Clover Hill railroad, VIZ aud tir'''
FenIsy,s station, 10 which all the "oo1 -,
Is very convenient. r., ME DIV ELL.
Win a rooms. ard the usual on, bat
Some Of the iauti - gooi iastnh md ti,Dtxi ~.
rs ,esfnsss g talon and turn gu! % "
H This iaSa Is susceptible q eein g IN is
three Or More farms, an having ttVsS
vari Iili railroad. s..n al oar caate.
/. afnss Al sale esuuBs VIII alIe'is'tsi~
Ma5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28
PETERSBURG COTTON STATEMENT
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. February 27.-Cotton quiet and
steady; sales of 373 bales at 1GSI1 SIC. South
ern hour dull and lower: S6. 50n$7.45 for COM
Whiskey lower ut 06Ag071ac. Wheat dull and
heavy and 2@3c lower. untarorahle cable accounts
materially checking export demand: No. Chi
cage. 81 AZ. Corn quiet; 76nSOc. for new west
ern mixed Rice dull and unchanged Pork heavy;
new mess, 81 5.75. BE-. unchanged. Lard seadier
at 8 Ill d9bc. TalOw steady ut 75GD7 81 &c.
Turpentlne quiet ut 45c. Rosn quiet at s2.45@
$3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28

! Miss Olympia Brown was married last
spring, but hasn't changed her name. She
says that she and her husband agreed before
they were married that they should hold on
to their own names. In fact, she WOULDN'T
have married without such an agreement. ]
asked her il MIR. Willis cher husband) didn't
wish to change his name to Brown. She
said, go, no. He would be simple if lie did
Willis being much prettier name; besides
had his name been Higginbottom he would
have preferred TO .retain it, considering il
was his own, and the one be had always
been known by" asked her il no osc ever
called her sYiilisa She said, con. YES.
sometimes they did,. but she didn't wage
any special war on that any more than: if
they.had called her some pet name that never
Belonged to ber.1 And so tits John Henry
Willis and Roy. Olympia Brown; and be at
tends to; his grocery business, and she
breaches. to her congregation Of saints and
sinners every, Sunday, and they keep snug
little house in Bridgeport, on Colder Hill,
and the name on the door is 9 Olympia
Brown that partner In this matrimonial
irm being the better known Of the two
tIQytToFQ IiT1ES,s .as5-s4fs :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28

The pretty little story Of the "Fam;ly
Try>t," by Christopher North, was re-
pca:ed during the late panic. "Wife and
children, there is no need, surely, TO
beat about the bush. I will tell you the
worst in a word-l am ruined! All my
property is lost and gone, ana we must give
up our home. We must leave this street."
slight conyulsiye motion went over the
circle, and a female voice sobbed, "Leave
our home?"' Butthe good wife said calm
Is: eve have seen many happy days, but
surely we must seek and find contentment
elsewhere. will not lose nights rest. IT
you can bear it, can" MIR. A. was hard.
working, industrious man. who in an evil
hour had become surety for an acquaint-
ance, through whom he was utterly and
irretricvabiy ruined. He felt the magma
nimity Of bis wife, and begged the for
giyeness of bis assembled family. Upon
this seIdest son stood up, and first looking
with the most respectful tenderness on his
father, and then with cheerful smile on all
around, said: Father, never more utter
these words; never more indulge these
thoughts; you have fed ua, clothed US, edu-
Gated us, taught us what is our duty to God
and man. 1t rests with us to practice it..
We all love you, father. We are all CRATE
full; if need be we would all lay down our
our lives to save you, but there is no need
of it. What has happened3 Nothing. We
arc all well and strong. We can all work. -
At this all care and despondency fled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28
BY Grubbs & Willialns-
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between AAn aud Eals.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGSEE'S SALE
Il OFVALUABLEF FARM OF ABOUT TLREE
Mills BELOW TIE CITY Or RiCHHONl,
NEAR THE OLD CHARLES CITY ROAD. A!
AUCTION-By virtue of decree Of the tnIe!
States District Court for the Eastern Dtstr!c' .:
Virginia In the matter Of George ID. Pleasal.
bank rupt, entered 21sr February, STA The Under
signed, trustees under certain deeds therein mrn-
toned, and aisignees OF said bankrupt, WI! scl Al
public auction. on the premises. on THrEs-
DAY, March 9th. 1874, at II oficS ~; tnt
whole of the TRACT or Two HUNDRED
ACRFS. more or les, on which The said nIca4n'.
now resides conveyed TO him BY :; K. N,ni,on
z. w. Gr,ibbs, trustee, John Golli5y and htn'S
Bates, rs Described In said several deeds. ahoG.N
acres OF the land is well set In timothy anH,ho-'
% acres In wheat. The iaud is very fertile. lir'e
Is Oh the place a handsome d"c!iOg "fh s''sl
rooms. large barn and hay house and ample '1''
buildings. all IN good order.
TERMS VIII be announced on the Day o. sa''
EDWARD 7. HUBlNspM
W. GbDitlN.
JOHN Is. CREN>ui".
Trustee.
F. NJ. CONNER, Assign;
GRUDBS e WILLIAMS, Aur ioEPeTs. -
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

CINcISSATI, February 27.-Fluur dull. Corn
PORK dull at ia 250si45o. Lard dull; steam,
Sa@SHc. kettle. SS@Shr. Bacon Gull shoulders
6ac.; clear rib, SIC clear, S;S@eac. Whiskey
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28
BY Lyne& Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,Ionecr,,
No. 1912 Main stree,

r OF WITH A LARGE THREE sro,,
~ BRICK DWELLING THEREIN s,Ikf
TED On THE EAST LINE OF wpillh-
Third l,r BtETWEEN MAIN AND fRayyEH1fiI
SLkEETs, EOR SALE ATPUBLlC 4 rcfrihnx,iS
auction, on The preml,es THURSDAY Ms q. ppT.tc
1874. at P. b., that desirable LricE sasis oh
as ABOVE sh contaDs eight
Terms: Ons.thiTd cash: renis sne Premises
twelve months for negotiable notes. six ga aid
interest added secured by a tru;, dc,si r. r.. cea
twelve, and eighteen months for nego,J,hloo Us, ~
deed. LYSE RPoTtfEanuai
fe 20 I,c,inh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, February 27-Eoon.-Stocks steady.
Money, 4. Gold, l12H. Exchange-Long, 4s3G;
short, 4s7. Governments steady. States steady.
Erening-AIoney active and easy at 3@4. Ex-
change flrmer ut 4S4. Gold dull at 112IQ112a.
Governments steady; considerable doing. States
uuict and nominal. ..... ..
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ST I.nI1Is MARKETS.

ST. Tours, February 27.-Ffour-Improved de-
nand; pttcss unchanged. Corn dull and y shade
lower 59k@ 50ac. No. mixed, east elevator, SEC.
March, Gaze. May. Whiskey dull at csc. Pork
lower, &149sl4.50,. round lots. Bacon duh
only small j0bbing trade. Lard nominal.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, February 27.-Flonr quiet and un-
changed. ss.erp.t71 @7ac. Provisions uietan un.
changed. Pork, ssl5.g Bacpn-Shoalders. .GAc.
clear rib, S1zc.; clear, SAC. Packed iard-Tierce,
94GD9Ec.i keg, 9&gI oisc. Whiskey, 921h9c. z ts
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REMOVALS..


DRAYER IN STONEWALL JACK
L SONS CAMP splendid steel engraving, s
by "a. Call and see IL.
CHROMUS of the latest importation-finest In the
market. and largest stock south OF Baltimore:
LITnOGRAPHS and STEEL tNGRAVIN GS, up
wards OF 1000, 20 by %;
ALBUMS. 800 assorted, from 81 10 IS each: to-
gether with my usual stock OF BIBLES, CLOCKS,
AKPETS, LOOKING-GLASSFS. RIGS,
OIL-CLOTH, VELVET, and BRUSSELS CAR
PITS: FRAMES of all descriptions; PICTURES
and LUOkTNG-GLASS MOULDING large
stock), and FIGURE FKAMElNG. FURNl-
TUkE OF all sorts.
save 20 per cent. py calling; II III want OF any
instalment plan. 4 liberal discount to the trade.
WILLIAM I1AFFRON,
fe palm 143S Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28

-. !" MatrimEny," said, q modern Benedict,
The other day, produces remarkable revo-
iutions. Here am ], for instance, in ten
short months, changed from signing lover
to loving SIRE"
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.SErTLED.-So far Us we can make Out, II naS
been definitely asccrtained that 1t IS uncer-
tain whether the Siamese twins could nave
been separated and have liYed.-faTme'ae
Mercury.
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s, IA MaRrEB INE e lEEs,E
NsTi5msGTUsE IIsfxHA0s NJ SHUAHszss1 1874.
sn rsses. as S:sss
PoPT or HlCfaMoN.J. FEBRUAEr ~, fIe5a'
@zs2sE @ .s5gl.aRIyED.
z.ns,ner Transit, Tfnyers. Baltimore, nefchSnnxs
and rsssensersy L. 3. Tatuus, agent GO
q. *. sr aAnED.y q l.g44. g u
steamer Old Dominion. Walker; y CIV ork, laef
ehardfse and passengers, u, W hisn ~ ,..r
rssssmer - Ohm sylvester, ros1 Sosinn' Hes'
chTnTss and PASSENGERS, y. lat1n. aasn5
Schooner EnrctssS, Appie8aftn, !"
sr,ooner serene Jones, Norfolk, granite currfe
& Co. s.s =, q yo,,h-,fs ,roreoit bsr-ela
-. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. z.
Bark Moro Castle, Jewell, New York, February
aI Brig Mary Allertou, Chase, Boston, February
25th.
Schooner Forrest Oak, Parker, hence, at New
Haven February Gath. s
Schooner Attic, GarwoOd, Boston, for Rich
mond, ut New Haven February 18th.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The fog-bcIl at the lighthouse OIL the north point
Of Goat Island, Newport harbor, has been repaired,
and Is now In good working order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28

BALTIMORE, February 27.-Vrginia 6's. old, Sc;
Virginia consols, 90. West VirginIa's, liz. North
Carolina 6's, new, 10; do. special tax, 10. Bid
to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28
j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.


Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
Tor SALE PRIVATELY, STORE IN
Il HENRICO COUNTY. doing Il profitable bust :
ness, with FIVE acres OF excellent land, several
houses, aud ane spring. The best stand in the
county, bciEg In four miles of the city on q fine
road lWestham or River road, and in proximity
to several quarries, and near the site IT the new
reservoir. This location Is really and very
fqE masAf 1Rd PsSSssTs gaESen
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, that VALUA.
Il BILE BUILDING LOT on the north line Of
CLAY BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS, with the carpenters shop thereon, and
adjoining j. Fl. Blnford's new residence on the
Two FiRST-RATE PIECES OF REAL
ESTATE, eligibly located, ON A VERY. LONG
CREDIT rs to u large portion of the purchase
money. - .,
Three large and in every respect FIRsT-CLAss
WAREHOUSES;.
order. and very convenient to The capitol, post
office. &c.
Also other properties in various localities, i'm
proved and unimproved, within the city, Us well Us
FARMS and MINERAL LANDS. tpply to
j. l.. APPERSON,
fe o5-6t Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28
AUCTION SaLES-Euture Days
AUCFfeFV VA gII-N-t-HfHfG 10!
At RICHMOND REAL ESTiTE EigH !.N, Z.
BY Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoaes'
Eleventh street between Main ani BahA'


DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE or kitE;
~ MOhD-TnUsThh's SALE xHtty ! nH
pF Two HUNDRED AND sly - ~
ACRES Trinity. SIX Pr RICHES OF LAM T. /,
CHtsTERt1hLD C%GSlI: At IA Ar = iT rHii 1a
". G.. R!ourroy To E. II. Fiournoy, 'Ius" =
18th OF November, 1862 TO secure 't sy"ss.il:s:t
Bowles, the Undersigned who has bsrn S,,,,,c,
as trustee In The place and stead or + n: .rrr,
will rs directed by decree OF Chesiernsia IN H.
Cont emf cred ut The November term. lon' ~.
case Of FlGurnoy rs Bowles & Grnbb, sI tT a. over
ton, at the REAL ESTATE tAEnAi on TUS.
the State Bank OF Yirglvia. Rlthmoho,SS y" ". ,ks
DAY. 9th of March next, 4. ~ o'c!ocs y D. n,
TRACT OF LAND by SAID dero t. onI Two
same lying on Swift creek and c0n,s,h''t cpis
HYH1KE1 t pSRci SEyEH !, ) saS q b. ia
that r. lies about four miles from .he Blaca ssr
pits has On i good .n aii l,Ds Vim ~ ,S S v
TERMS: Cash FOR costs OF suit AID al s',, GSr
balance on err dit Of one two ard I'e sh iar.
est from day OF sale. and title retaiHeo
whole purchase money Is pa11. .,r trustee.
p. ". GRUBBS. Suhstt!uho =. ~
CRITTERS { WILLIAMS, Auc'!oneers -
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BY Cook 4 Laughton, Auctfoneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

corner Governor and FraEkiIn strects.
GPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
- OF WAX-FRUITS. CONFECTIONERY,
CAKES. &C, &C., AT AUCTION --On SATtk.
DAY the 2Sth Instant, at o o'clock We VIII sell
ut our auction rooms tup-stars large and oeauti-
WAX-WORk of FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY,
CAKES, &C., &C., fitted upon handsome stands,
and covered with glass shades.
The stock Will be on exhibition on THURSDAY
and FRIDAY.
he public of Richmond Is respectfully Invited TO
call and examine it, this being the first exhibition
of such goods In this city. :,
These goods have secured premiums at the c1ht-
COOK 6 LAUGHTON,
fe 25 ,~ Auctioneers.
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FrpDLE.-It may be of interest TO the DIS
match to know that we don't fddle.-fdTn''
willie MercarD,
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, February 2 7.--Spirits tnrpentine
quiet VI 44kc. lsosin s.eaay ! ~ for strained
Cru ie turpentine steady: SO for hard; IS for
yellow.dip. Tar steady az $3.50.
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/ yoMM1ssioNER's SALE os ,,,..
s s6gsgG o. yTkkt1fhIpb i III H. H. THs
coGhrHS1tHss t ~ sab II I E1S1sT OF 7H A.
9TH DAf.Ok MARCH THAT SEEfHLa IN The
DAY, 1874, st liz U,ELIit;xp &c C0URT.
o. decree Of he County Court Of ..,a vir'ua
pronou1sso at the geteniter tsrm az 80 county
quit OF Beaz!ey.s heirs GO. Beaaier;;st sI2, Inas
sett, 90 ine glacs time and nanIer sbovs .hal
the county aforesaid. First Tract con9. lying n
s IN m e1i pr sror acres
containing seven rooms usual ous"srit zoe M
orchard OF peaches. apples pears chs,,taag ;hBe
miles OF old court-bouse. q miies s,orN de-; TX
station ton % kishWoad ano oR
or less. 20 acres cleared, balance in ~ seres nor
no 6uilI,ngs, 4nd good. about OF m In 81 Pine
where In the county. - . % d. goo ss INV.
N dESMs; one. fourth casb balance a. 81.
siI per cent Interest from day Of sale Tns barring
tanned until further order Ct the couri ne u''s,e
400 WILLIAM AMHRps
Le2o Special t,o,nn,;sst'
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T. ARGE SALE OF MULES AT ITc
~ JI0S.1WilIb lie sold on THURSDAY he ~
Gay OF March, az O'Clock, at the Stable Of T. Re-.
teenth streets, FIFTY t50l FIRsT-CI ssS Wt e.
All OF them are wtn broke and ready for wnr. '->.
These mules will be sold on ninety days, tin. r..
city accepianCes. 10 os ~ W.
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BY James VI. Taylor & son,
Real Estate Agents aud huct!onteH'
Office corner Of Eleventh and DiGk stiees'

WTILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY lhL
w al d,y of March. 1874. 4. II o'cocs u, y
Stearns's old distilIrry, 1t Rockets, HIKE IL,
TURN FLUE-BOlLERs, Ell h "a feel in.'r s
long and so ilcLes In diameter, with NO io'4'-
fues.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR * SUI.
20 o. auct!oneF''
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pev Florence McCarthy's Troubles

,,. Florence Mccarthy formerly OF k' Gu
MI nouId not obtain sdmittance 70 ms
mona on iass evening to hold bis promised
church rfss,.r NE a, which be was exceed.
praS eth fhe deacous Of the church
ing w ',ss;ded to prefer charges against him,
nave s ue. will be Immediately taken to
ana n;ns st him to trial before council Of the
cs,.s McCarthy's 1sek are somewbs. dis !,
s s1seted oSes few little matters, and cal al
m nash other raughty names Chicago Times