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DON'T STAY LATE TONIGHT.

The hearth Of home is beaming
With rays Of rosy light.
And lovely eyes are cleaning
As fall the shades of night;
And while thy steps are leaving
The circle pure and bright.
A tender voice, halt gricving,
Says, Don't stay late tonight"
The world in which thou movcst
Is busy, brave and wide,
The world Of her thou lowest
Is on the ingle side.
She waits for thy warm greeting,
Thy smile is her delight;
Her gentle voice. entreating,
Says, ''DOn't stay late Tonight
The world is cold, inhuman.
Will spurn thee in thy fall;
The love ct one pure woman
Outlasis and shanes them all.
Thy children will cling around thee,
Let fate be dark or bright.
At home no shaft will wound thee.
1ten Don't stay late Tonight
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LITTLE BooTs.
EY MRS. l.. Il. JAMES.

A zoe . ~
Not these sadly laid away.
With little stockings soft and gay.
That sunless. heart-sick, saddcst day
passed beneath the rod:
I wipe from them the gathering mold,
! wonder at them growing old,
Then think how long tho streets Of gold
my little one his trod!
To-day little larger pair
Are traversing the hall and stair,
Or somersautinc in the air,
Are never, never still:
Down at the heels! Out nj the toes
Mud ccvet.. .xery mother knows
OFT chile him as she will.
B"t life and strength and glowing health
Come through those little boot. by stealth,
And willing errands, loves sweet wealth
At bidding, bring us joy.
Bear with tho little boots. pray
Soon into life they'll walk away.
And. sittn. alone. your heart vii. say,
Where is my little boy?
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A LI9TLE boy, carrying home some
eggs from the grocery, dropped them.
/" Did you break anyi" asked his
mother, when he told her of it. "NO,"
SAID the little fellow, "but the shells
came of some Of EN-
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A. H. ~ "A. M.

a Stated comm" nications of Gallatin Lodge No.
MA A NJ. neld Mt their hall on the first Satur-
day evening on or before the full moon Of each
Month
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to attena.
THOS. II. EDWARDS, w. III.
x. Z. MENLFEE. Sec.
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On and after February Is, 1873, the rates
for passengers over this line will be reduced
to the follOwin. standard:
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All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the undersigned are requested to come
forward Immediately and settle and save
costs. b. ANNl6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
,r,uue soldcu syrup. ,6olsoc. gansenn isS Hsoa
and Muscrsada, bO@6oc.5 forso fshis'
- ~ srtears mime EC6 66c.--~-

sau%,9s sSIsssa ;SEsss;o sseso sSSo
, an% Orleans prime. @Ssc-
Rics: Carolina. sa9Xc.i Rangoente .xass.
III o1 nsES,n ,es sssssgs s q hssz
81 sss sssissfIss SIS aaEEsss S
g e? No Ss s. si.75. Mess shsd IN Hs,
sal: Liverpool. s2.26@s23S from m "a n sack.
asss @IsSaa t ss's 81 s5os Is i bsTre
80. rr,sbad nowdcred. and graduated ~
S f A, ioS@lic y, loh@l osS;;a sn.:a cut III
s1 9; x Se!lG TsmeEsSs, ioSS
C1t, iy New Pe Sfiea nls' s5Sios
On .-commou. 56Sc.; best wasnlns' . anW
1iHe. toilet, 15@2oc., and FANCY pf''' -:
c,e asaf imperial s1dak' si5Ssi eo sunpowdef' sl@
n;deo. creen 46gc.: dry sailed. IDOL DC vi
ant' i4@I6c.; wei sailed SCI o.; wei saise'
SA Iaher Sole leather seIke6 5eate ety
s sg3aS caki as@$se f sSai'
ness, n country, So93sc ely fi1i s q % rough
h. calfsklns. French, a. Zo991.|' U 49,
skirting, 2s@32c.
Iron, Steel. Nails, &c. ~
relish and american refined. 4G49c; ~
bammered, ss@9e u h999H S Sag9B ardcns mule.
sSSs, ss@s s1sS Il zod MS oO s.'
'lo otsss ysyiors cast steel, 2O@21c E1gnnsn
bistered, 1870. q a.; American Dh7'eie
r. Tn store, a. rs for standard-that Is ten
penny; other sizes extra. -et,,l, exc.
plough. Castings: Wholesale 59c'' re'1A'
FD' LIQUORS, Wines, &c. :, oozen
e.,,, nast brands. pints, $3.50 9 aoz zen;
.eI 1IyI;oLeus. Common, 81 @sA'A"'
proof, s1:1oasl 20 Gasm, Il so@sa pure old,
.odG4sA Vipenia Mountain, new 9~SVN''
Ss50@s3 so and upwards 1,eo. rruit, 81 .35M
Brandies: Domestic: = e. I'D s2@$2. so, whole
$3.50; apple, new - Nv
sale; peach, rs. A. ,rmxo
Gln' oa.r England. $1.40@$1.5O; Jamaica
and santa Cruz, sfesPo'
lumber, Slaves, Etc.
,.,,s-. white oak. &15@2o q 1000: West West
erh poplar n s1s asv kline boards sia
p@s = s iSgS h according mug t to lengths
!S!gH3fnSDesyPlne .50@s5: cypress, SO
q 1000. Laths-Splt, $3.50; sawed, $2.5o "
Regs.Mized cotton, &c : white 4@oc.; WOOL
Rope: Manila, best, 2s@25c.; sisal, &c. p D.;
'D''' 1->1O Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 40c. @s1.25 q 100 feet.
Popder: 1915 by the five kegs-iess than i've
kegs, 1925; blasting, $iGf4.5o.
Shot. Northern, s2.75@s3 q bag of 25 lbs.
Grindstones: 2@2kc. q n.
Miil-Feed.
Wheat Bran: zoe. % bushei.
Bro1onstuf: soc. Hbushel.
Corn Bran ls; 10 q , bHshei'
Shorts: Csc. u bllshel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

The Washington correspondent of the
Journal of Commerce says: About tnree
weeks ago General F. f. Spinner, treasurer re-
of the United States, received le, ue1o1 re1
oue,ting the redemption Of an encioseo
twenty.dollar Confederate note. or inlorma-
e ed G General Spinner grufy told his clerk
to tell the man to go to the chief OF Ia, very cry
warm place. The clerk put .hls III WIZ sr fu
lite but distinct language, and General SPIN
ner signed the letter. The other day an an a,
swer came. 1t was TO the effect that the
o own Of the note had done as requested,
and that Pluto had redeemed it with nroPPP ,,
ness He added that as he was leaving Iiu,
to,s y,anking-housc that dignitary informed
him that the Treasurer. Of the United States
was well known there as a partner in the con-
Germ, and the influence of any recommends
ton be would make was sufficient TO secure re
;tS adoption. The wag goes on to say that
Pluto spoke very highly of bis friend SPIN
ner,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

MIRACULOUS EscAPE-FoUR PERSONS
PLUNGED OYER THE BREAST OF A MLL.DA,.
DURING HlGH WATsR.-[From the Greens.
burg Pa.) Tribune and Herald Mr.. vii,
liam Kintigh and daughter, Miss Bsgs, and
Mrs. Gresly, were returning to their homes
from church on Sunday. 1t being necessary
for them to cross the Big Sewickley at APP.
pies mill, they got into the flat or ferry-boat
used for the purpose of crossing. at that
place. Mr.. Kintigh undertook to pilot the
boat across, and when part way across met
heavy gust Of wind, which drove them
down stream toward the dam. Mr. Kin
tigh did everything 10 bis power to avert
plunging over the dam, but without avail
The boat was carried over and the occupants
thrown out. The sarging of the waves,
however, below the dam drifted them all to
the shore except Mr. Kintigl. who was taken
out blythe assistance Of some parties who
witnessed the terrible plunge, some distance
below the dam, more dead than alive. The
creek was high and the water cold, and the
parties not only suffered from the partial
drowning, but from the cold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctioneers
Eleventh street between Main ,,s D..

'TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE v.1,
4 ABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN c,pn1 Ill
COUNTY. TO BE MADE AT THE PiruUMhdiSE
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE on G0Ss,"Ve;SD
9Th FEBRUARY, At ~ O'CLOCK MHH,AY,
ecutlon OF three deeds Of trust from Jaues n s1'
ler TO the subscriber, all dated 9th sst,, Dug
1872, and recorded In Caroline Copnty Ses!,
Office, being thereto required 3y the DO der - On
Eotes secured will SELL al public auction ., ,Ss
Real Estate Exchange. Nos iIOl and iIGa u .ne
street, in the city of Richmond. On M3I ny Main
February, at O'Clock NJ, the following ri &c
TRACTS OF LAND, lling In Ca-olIne cirn FL
and insa deeds conveyed-tO Wit: ~'"N'!'
l. The FAR3I known as "COLPMAS's- u,,
the buildings and improvements thereon coui,i,t..
THREE HUNDRED AND TEIRTY-siVE IERR
OSE-HALF ACRES, more or less, irio, ~ a NJ
Chesterfield and Burk'a Bridge roads sdto,nir. ~
G. PeatrOss, f. w. Scott, and others. H.
Q. The FARM known as LOCUST GPOvr.
with the buildings and aDpuItenarceS keloruir,
thereto, containing 2S4 ACE rs more or t-., ir,ns
on the road from Recdy church to pry brIdg. ~
Joining lands formerly owned by Colonel Ron
Brown, Mrs Yarbrough, and Jesse I. Ellyson, ""
3. The TRACT known n " BkNUALl..s"cor.
tanning SO ACRES or Whereabouts, living On n.
county road from heedy church 70 Cbes;erSed
post-office. adjoiDii the lands Of Mrs l.. ! Pa.
tross and John A. Richeson, aGd the farm Known
as "Coleman's." -
: TERMS: The deeds authorize the sales 10 be rr,ta
io' cash; but 1t is probable thar arrangements viii
be mae. With the consent offhe parties INTEREST,"
TO stii upon the usual terms or cash Tor par ard
credit for residue. nf this annCunc. mert I'M ~
made at the time Of sale. '''' "
MOSES P. HANDY, Trustee,
GRCRBS i " ILLIAAS, Auctio4eers a an
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Agssl1en sALxs -Isf.r, D.
By Jsnes u, Tsylos q I'm
-. 9earEssass Asena and Azotlsnse,, /,
once corner EleYeutf and p.,t 80
rOMMfSsIONERs- aAIr - - :

COMMISSIONERS SALE on ~.
~ VERY DESIRABLE BrJfr M FIVE
9NE FRONTING FORTY FEpIS y Ions,
WEST SIDE, Oh FIRST srREET by The
afNa k1ek 6sse hnSS STEhfs SspTsaGSS
SIxsEEET, AND -FOUR FK0ETTisnns Thirty.
SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY SrR yEsxlt ftHdSs TRg
t tisSS At !, a =! POINT Thirty FEETf yWM EA5ESC.
SlkST) TWENTY-Sixs AMI a "a. EsT OF
/ ik5AAICHiAND kUSNIEG BACK annlhE FRET
HUhDRED AND TEN FEET TO tEoVyyT one
~ virtue OF q decree OF the Chancery caaILLkY.-
Gify OF Richmond pronounced on m. GSy sT Of toe
January. lS74, in The case OF SoutSs Il iotudsy Of
executdx, &c., We the undersigned car, es. Aliens
thereby appointed VIII proceed 10 seIl n MI
Ton, upon the premises. on WEnNppspre1tas AUG.
1th DAY Of February, 1874, al 4InscisDAY tie
those BEAUTIFUL LUTS as ah,oya Sa sncK L. H.
Inc location OF which should be c,a..lt and
thae an investment In them must certaia,to show
sale. - ''A'eaS atsead TIL.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the b,,,r..
equal instruments for negotiable DHrse IN three
twelve, and eighteen months with g w 81 SIX,
terest added, and The title retained mn; oett lu-
purchase money Is paid and conyeganra ~ HnoIe
by the court. NARY A. IN" ESi so fdrre,I
JHoMAS ". HEWITT
Sale conducted by JAMES II. T AYIIaisss one
4. y
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The welI-kuown legal celebrity Seth SamI

The wel-known legal celebrity Seth oamp,
son is in attendance at the Supreme Juaiclal
Court at Auburn, and was on the witness
stand Thursday afternoon. Being iittIe
deaf il was difficult for counsel to stop MN
on objection. When brought to a stand;
still he meckly apologized, remarklng tnat
be had long been in doubt whether the oath
taken by witnesses to tell the whole truth
was binding. "Thc counsel mere seem 10
think il is not. If that is the understanding
of the court l will withhold What more
know about the case"
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MARINE INTELI.QGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 2, 1874.
Sun riscs........... 653 Moon rises. 6.37
Sun sets......... 5.07 High tite.... ...l2 so
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 81, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer A1hemar!c Kelly, New York, merchan-
dis and passengers, q. W. Allen & Co.. agents
Steamer William Baxter, Baker, Petersburg,
light, 10 load for Phiadclphia, Curtis IL Parker.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, meT-
Schooner Delaware, Slringstead, Lyons creek,
lumber, Belvin & Price.
| SAILED.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia merchan-
disc and passengers. w. 7. Porter, agent.
Steamer Ellie Knight, kddins, Baltimore, mer-
chandiSe, l.. b. Tatum.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Albemarle, Kelley, New York. merchan-
disc and passengers, G.. W. Allen & Co., agents.
-.". BELOW.
Schooner B. c. Terry, Birdsal, Ne" YORK.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Eu sie, Corsey, Baltimore. = anuarJ ~.
Schooner II. Z. Simmons, Wiuets, fnliadeiphia'
January %.
Bark Freidig, Hansen, hence, at Rio Grande De-
cember 10.
The Nellie Gray, Noyes, hence, at Rio Grande
Schooners MI Desperandum and Mile Wash
burn for Virginia, sailed from Providence January
20.
Robert Center, Somers: NJ. 5. Tibbetts, Rulon; +.
J. Warrington, Warrington; Virginia.
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The argument OF the Dispatch q one %, o.
the most unique: that haze come ua9 g p oa
observation lately. Is sthst right, OLE. Dt'-
patch - KarIon Patriot 49,
Unuuestiopably. - Dispatch. n...n,ch.
Put II to 'en this way, brother D. .agganity
and satisfy all' the D. D. critics (no p'oAAA'
inteuded): ,,,a,v come I'm.
aUnique Arguments haze la.e rgSs sy of the
der cur observation, Inc l,nst usiaue."
Isn't that plain rs plno
| h,.ro 1rnc6l.
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE CLERK House OF DELEGATES
RICHMOND, VA, January 30Ih, 1874.

OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF lsELEGATES,t
RICHMOND, VA, January 3Oth, 1874.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
ID ASSEMBLY approved April I'd, 1873, Il
Is lawful for the Circuit Court Judges Of this
Commonwealth, until the times for holding the
terms OF their respective courts shall be pre-
scribed by law, TO fix the time for holding such
terms. The terms Of the Fourth Circui, have been
fixed rs follows;
Pittsylpantd.-Fcbruary 18th, May 10Th, and
September 10Th.
Halifur-February 25th, May 25th, and Sep.
temter 1st.
Patrick.-March 18th, June 10th, and Octo-
Der LIST.
Henry-Msrch Goth, June 18th, and October
9th.
Frdnklin.-April list, July 9Th, and October
18Th.
piue.--June Goth and November 20th.
j. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk Of House of Delegates OF Virginia.
Ia 3aw m
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BY James II. Taylor 4 Son.
Real Estate Agents ami Auctioueers.
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FORTT.TEREE
l. ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING LAM
IN THE COUNTY OF CHHSTEkeIELD or
THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG TURN
PIKE, ADJOINING THE LANDS OF FRANK
G. RUFtIN. ESQ. AND ABOUT THREE And
A HALF MILES FROM THE TOWN OF Man.
CHESTER, AT AUCT ION by virtue Of,
deed of trust dated May 20, 1871, to the sub.
scriber from George L. RGfin, recorded In the
clerks Office Of Chesle1 field County Court. 10 secure
the payment Of n certain sum Of money therein
menlioncd ut the request If the beneficiary In SAID
decd. ard In conformity with The directions ola
decree Of the Circuit Court OF Amelia pronounced
on the day OF November, 1873, In the case Of
Sleger rs. Steger and others, shall sell ut public
auction, in front Of the chesterfield county court.
house (Manchesterl on ThE NINTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1874 tthat being corr,-tayl. a,l2
o'clock NJ, the property as above located aud con.
veyed by said deed.
Terms Enough In cash to pay the expense, Of
sale and interest now due upon the delf secured BY
said deed; as to the surplus. the purchaser viii b.
required 10 give bonds payable six, twelve. aaI
eighteen months after cate. with six per cent inter
est adIeo, and secured by deed Of trust.
JOHN u. STkGEE. TRUSTEE.
JAMES N. TAYLOR i son, auctloncers,
l., On
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
BY IN. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real EstaH AE'"'
1914 Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ThTSs
t tqWot VERY DEslRA BLsE, b p" 70. o
AN6 Lots rs, Nos S9,;rt 2pS BEffwEES s GIN
k SN5 Broad, Al ftRLlc, , AeSiGGos;:
Pursuant 70 decree Of n t me suit Of 81
4 H. $, q s'ss e = =
PAf ss at sa pubic aaS % auction ns SGs $50
TWO VALUABLE Bklc slhcr RS L csch containing
Lots osass ta = ssfSK ia ssisa,se
The LOTS each front 3o if to IA alley ls , ifs
street and run back ~ Iest 70 o. wilson W.
wide, beIng portion OF the 6''a's ,,.
lialas, deceased. ~ ne location abd S' :,
-, Tss P o.ss srs sa for
investment. o,o ,ht,d cash the blias "a,
Terms or saan al sis and twelve @oa ss 5
liable notes with six per cent ,ss ce,r. su hs sr
n Ihs has y money Is paid I SSoE.
Conni>sikSter,'Te..
~ ~ w 4uctiOneef. s-----
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NEW YORK COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, January 31.-The market for COT,
ron on lhe spot has continued to decline Liverpool
has declined, and trade at that point and at Havre
has been dull. and the stock was accumna ,I.n
Many orders received from the other slde were
Withdrawn from the market altogether, ana not
few Instances can be noted where limits have been
greatly reduced thus e1cludns shippers from mar
there has been good demand, and considerable COW
ering and settling has been consumnated at inc 10"
figures ruling. Total sales for the week were ~ u
y hales. OF which 2O9,7 zoe were contract stock
and 9.4l6 for imme late dcliyery-as follows
1875 bales for expert: 7,549 bales for spinning
1918 bales tor speculation, ana 500 o'les III
transit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
BY Moody & EoyaIl,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND
4 PERSONAL PROPERTY at ggL o
AUCTION, IN CHESTERFItLD COUNirg11 -
On WEDNESDAY the 4th eayof Fe9ruary, ao ot =
deed Of trust executed by THOMAS A. Spears to the
undersigned dated the 9th Of april lS7I tor r.
sell in tRe manner time. and place above mention
ed, the TRACT OF LAND owned by said Spears,
containing 465 ACRES; framed house containing
four rooms and the usual out buildings, In good re-
pair. Une-ihird timbered-origtnal growth OF oak
and pine. Two miles from Mattoax station, on Inc
Richmond and Dapville railroad.
Also, personal property 2 HORSES, MULES,
and COWS. .,us ,.h. ho,-
TERMS For the real estate, one. third cash pal
ance at 6 and 2 months for negotiable notes Sc
cured by deed OF trust for the deferred payments
For the personal property, cash.
Thomas A. Spears having gone into banKruptccy,
and William ri. Allderdce having been appointed
assignee, Joins the trustee in the above sale.
j. s. MOORE, Trustee; ,
l., lido
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ryECIJTOR'S SALE OF A LARGE AND
n DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, ON til
SOIITH SIDE OF GRACE STREET BEIWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, All AUG!iON;
Nv re1uest of the surviving executors Of Richard
q Wortham deceased. we will sell on MONDAY,
cd of February, ut AZ O'Clock P. A., upon the pre-
misses the RESIDENCE situated rs above, lying
inst opposIte that of James Thomas, Jr., ESQ.,, and
adjoiriug the new and handsome residence Of DO
seDh z. Winston, Esq.
1t xtecn rooms, Of good Size and Wen ptchcu,
besides storeroolus, &C.: also, large kitchen ana
all The modern cOnveniences, and Will readily adj
init or conversion into two hrst-claSs residences
The lot frouts IS feet Sh Inches, and runs back
$50 81 feet to wide. paved alley.
Those familiar with city property Will at once re-
cognze that few residences contain more thorough
prOylsion for the comfortable accommodation OF II
large family, and scarcely any enjoy so desirable
u siiuation The appreciation of which latter adyan-
tage Is shown by the very recent erection OF nTe
TERMS: At sale. GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
IA 90 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

A wretched cynic writes: "a bright little
fye-year-old was looking thrors h picture
book the other night, when she suddenly
paused, gazed eagerly into her mothers race,
and while there shone in her eyes me lSnt
of wisdom beyond her years, said blamed
if we haven't forgotten what she saldl."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
BY Goddin, Warren 4 Co..
Auctioneers and Real Estate AGENTS.
No. HOG Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
J. LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Gy virtue Of
u deed of trust, executed by Mar? Hen liant y
subscribers as trustees. dated An Dag 81 Arnl.
1871, and duly recorded In Richmond Chsncsry
Court Office, Deed-Rook. SO b, age go, We w
proceed TO sell, upon the premises. on ILEsDh
The Sd day Of February. az s O'CLOCK +. y. Hc
the wesf slide of Eleventh bteSeen ieisG and JACK.
SON streets, containing six IRONS ani Kitchen Lo!
go by llS feet 10 an alley IL feet Wide.
TERMS: One-tIiird cash: rcsiGue IN three ah4
six months with interest aG:cI, and secure: Oy
trust decd WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
STErHES HUNTER,
L. ". GRuBD>.
IN 3O-t0s irHs''f-
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

DOUBLING & PENDLETON,
~ REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AGENTS, AND
AUCTIONEERS,
Office corner Tenth and Bank streets, Richmond,
Va,
have on hand and for sale HOUSES, LOTS, ST.
RIJRBAN RESIDENCES, &C. Also, number Of
excellent FARMS; to all OF which we call the atten-
ton of capitalists.
Particular attention paid to RENTING OUT
HOUSES, LEASING FARMS, &C.
AGENTS for PORTSMOUTH FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PORTSMOUTH, VA.
= --.l In 21-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
BY rubns s Williams,
Resl Estate Agents ano 49, a. Rank.
L Eleventh street between Mann 81

4 4
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
LOST, SFRATED, DC.

STRAYED or STOLEN from No. -
y 81 Twenty-ffth street one largeS<en
POINTER DOG, liyepcolored head; liver colored
spot on 1ump balance Of body while; comes to
name OF Romeo" A liberal reward will he paid
for his delivery TO II. c. LARUS, No. 81 Twenty
fifth street. re 2-1tH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
nrr, yopx January 31.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal: sales, IA bales Flour fayors buyers. neat
closed quiet. Corn lc. better. Pork quiet and un-
changed Navas and lard quiet trelghts uli-
changed. Groceries quiet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE January 31.-Flour dull ; 70 inqui
~. Wheat steady pennsyyan aaa rel; sl. i6rS
s1.7s; ohio and Indiana; Sl.oVSHd 90; S0Th
76c. Oats dull southern and western, 55c. Rye
quiet hut firm ut CSC. Provisions quiet but hrni.
Mess pork, $3.50. Bulk meats nOninal-Shoul-
dcrs, 6%c.; clear rib sides, sA<@9Ac. Bacon
Shoulders, Sc. clear rib-sides. 9@94c hamS ms IN
changed. Lard, 9@94c Western 6utter tai as TO
Coffee Cote dull and nominal ut 26a2sHc. Whisky
firm ut %I.O2@$l. O3. Sugar quiet ut OaN1 O'Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
BY Grubbs Sc Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers.
Flovpnth street between Main and Bank.

TNECUTOR'S SALE OF THE BRICK
II STORE AND RESIDENCE NO. 15l . FAST
EpaNkiJN STREET. AT AUCTION in MON.
DAY, ed February, at o'clock p. NJ, we Will sell
upon The premises, the property above referred to
II has ivc rooms and Will be Il good investment tt
the purchaser.
TERMS: At sale. ~
By request OF the executors OF the late. K. G.
Wortluln, deceased.
" GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ia22-21.l7, 29, ,31&Feb2