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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-27

A T WILLIAMS Ladies will tud samples Of
"a COL0kED fRINGkS for which orders eau be
left 20 suit their dresses. poys I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-27

ing the year IS 3.9l5, OF which the largest pro-
births TO the white population is estimated
at ,1s9, or 1.39 to 600: of coored, ,t04, or
at the rate OF 3l.0i TO i,e0o percentage of
Dit births to ne whole population, 2,4T, or at
THE CERTIFICATES OF MARRIAGES
received and recorded during the year were
the whole number solemnized.
DEATHS.
In the classification and analysis of death
returns the registrars Office has looked care
fully into the circumstances OF zymotic or
preventable diseases. Thorough investiga-
tiOns have been made into the local causes
likely to produce contagious or other mala-
dies with q view 10 their subsequent proven
fiOn; and the low rate OF deaths from such
diseases in the District affords ample evil
dence of the systematic and thorough SAM.
tary work achieved by the board.
THE TOTAL NUMBER OF DEATHS REGIS
TERED
for the year ending September so, 1875. from
colored, being 3.72 of the total population, or
at the rate OF q 20 per 900. The number of
deaths from zymOtic diseases In the District
were s95 white and $40 colored; Of these $50
were male and 5l3 female. Cholera infantum
is cited as prominent cause OF death, with
the usual disprOpOrtiOn of white and cOlored.
VI constitutional diseases, including scrofu-
Ious, turoucular and kindred maladies, the
mortality OF the colored population is repre-
senfed as more than two and q half times
that Of the white. Diarrhoeal diseases loom
the considerable death rate of children under
i've years OF age Is induced by bowel disor-
ders which prevail during the summer
months. The total number Of deaths OF
children under i've years OF age, from all
causes, was 2,1S7. or sos per cent. or the
total mortality for the year. Half the human
mortality is represented as occurring before
the age of I'VE years. In these cases Also the
largest proportion Of deaths is among the
colored population.
THE TREAsU RERS REPORT.
The re port Of tie tire asurer shows receipts
Tor the fiscal year ending June co. 1875,
amounting TO s64 40; expenditures, S6i 40.
IN addition, there was due the board from the
appropriation by The legislative assembly,
act June 2s, 1873, the sum OF si3,3i271. From
This amount there was paid to ..poor per-
IONS" Tor clothing, &c, destroyed to prevent
me spread OF small pox. 81 029 co. for other
Indebtedness, -, 2S3.u Total, Si3,3127I.
THE REPORT OF THE ATTORNEY
70 Ire board shows that the number OF cases
prosecuted In the Police Court during the
year was 12s, and the total amo,lnt OF ffnea
imposed was s5.5. The decrease OF the num-
Der ofcsses presented this year (i2sS as com
pared with The number last year (ife) Ia be-
lteved 10 be due 10 the energetic action az the
health officer, the vigorous enforcement OF
Ors'efs Of the board, and the wise msnner 10
which he board hes been sustained nv the
eccrts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-03
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUAR1
\ LOT. With A LARGE BRICK DWtiI
ING THEREON, SITUATED ON THE SoKIfi
LINE OF BROaDB EFT WIEN INVENT . .syY =
AND TWENTY.SEVENTH STKRETs
PUBLIC AUCTlON.-By virtue Of a cerf.I, a.
Of trust executed by Mrs. N. e. smith dstnd U s
September. 1873, and duly recorded In the r. etn
Office Of the Chancery Court for the CITY of IL
mond. in D. b., 1D1 B., page sol, to me rs t,n.,sa
/ shall. In execution OF said trust being % -
quired by the beuefciaries under said deyn al,
public auction. on the premises, on MOSn.V ~ a.
9Th day Of February, 1875, ut 4 o'cloct y We ue
that truly valuable LOT, with a large bp,iHy
DWELLlNG thereon, NOW In the occprancn ne
said Smith. containing about nine rooms. Er u
The lot has front on the north line of Rrn,s
street 63hxl22 feet to an alley. IL Will r. tseIrs
be sold into TWO lots, as Will bc Spelled 81 the honr
OF saIe.i - VII ""ut
Terms Of sale will be cash as 10 .,neusss os s,,,
and 10 pay off two certain negotiable nn,sS ,eo,,
ted by said VI. II. Smith, dated 9Th s.n,smher
1873. and PAYABLE twelve months after d. ,a,
the sums or $4,000, each one of Which, said notes
has credit OF 1900 on same. with all Interest dim,
on said notes; rs To the residue OF the DurrLase
money on such terms as will he made known az Tho
hour Of sale. " '"'
This Is. without exception. one OF the most des,.
liable as well as conveniently arranged residence,
In that portion Of the city, and we'll worth the A..
tentlon OF any one desiring good home or to make
a permanent investment.
WILLIAM II. LYME, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME & BROTHER, tnci,on.
eers. .... 49,. IA %
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7777.' mAniFE IYTELIrGEaCE.
IMMATURE ALHANAC, FEBRUARY 3i 1875
sum rises 6,52 Noon rises. q
Snn sets. . ........ 5.0S High tide. 1 .ls
PORT OF RICHMoND, FseRuAaY 3, 1870.

PORT OF RICHMOND FEBRUARY 2, Joy o.;d
ARRIVED. tx E48
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk mer'
ehandise and passengers, L. b. Iatuni' agent.
.lssN 3t7h CLEARED.
Brig Commodore (Br.( scantlebey. santoa, LID
barrels nour, sGallego Mills Manufacturing CON-
many: vessel Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Ida II: Jayne, Mills, Bio Grande 40 sui
nour, Dunlop d McCauce. =
j. Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
chandse aad passengers. ,as-;.,<,.,r !. J.
steamer Roanoke, skinner, Baltimore, mer.
chandlse opd passengers fowhatan S' oain
Bsrge McDcyitt, Norfolk, n,ur. Curtis 4. Parker.
Bark Marilla, Norfolk, flour, curtis q faTheF'
MEMORANDA.
Bark Helen Sands Basford. cleared at Liverpool
january 9th for Hampton Roads. -, I.
stTrfes:e January Sd.
fsrsry 1TArrve eoi Ro9ones
Franss from Richmond; American Eagle. Eiowes
and John n. Williams, North, from James river:
Schooner Kate aud Luelis, Bonsall, from Rich
NEW HAVEN, January, so,-sailed: Schooner
John Misser, smith, for Virginia. ia
December 24'h. In latitude 2S30 r.. londtuoe
1880 W., brig Henry Perkins, Harrington, from
Richmond November 27th) for Rio Grande do SUI
.ts. TOTAL DISASTERS In JANUARY. r..
The number of vessels belonging to or bound 70
or from ports in the United States reported totally
lost and missing aurIng The past month, Is 80, OF
which Il were wrecked, 8 abandoned, burned,
founuered, sunk by collision, and B are f1issing
They arc classcd as follows 3 steamers. ships
10 barks, 5 briggs, aud 10 schooners: and their
total value, exclusive Of csrgoes is estimated al
$740.000. ri 49,. raj ak -.
CAPTAIN McLesd. OF tie bark II. P. Kftchin lBr)
from Liverpool, Ms. reports having seen on Janu-
airy 2Sh three caE.buoys adrift, bearing ESE: from
Sandy Hook light, distance forty-fve miles: two Of
them red lone of which was marked l2l and one
black; also, one striped BLACK and white eai -uoy
about Ten miles west by south of Highland Light
BY telegraph. ...s,..... 2.
NEW YORK, February 2-Arrived: City OF Lon
don, G. f. French. Vera Cruz, Champion, Clyde
sau Jacinto. Arrived out EDdy mfon, Carl, George
Alma. Lanford, John Reed, Idem. OsLar H., Ceciie
Parthia. --... '-~
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SHERIFFs SALE OF TOBACCO, &c, =
tachment suits vs. D. g. Mayo Co. and ~ oa At
q mt Of parties In The execution OF " T. Mcijowsii
co. %: TIE same. snalf proceet to sell. m ,hs
Main street, ION MONDAY, Fsbrary s!is7sa n y,
10 O'Clock a. b.. ALL THE EFFECTS In aid m, AZ
Tory, consisting OF large quantity Of mznufacfnred
t. bacco and tobacco in processof manuflcfu,e. .
large quantity OF smoking tobacco. in bses ,nd
oose faree lot OF tonacco bags labels and brand,
licGriee, sugar minerals, alcohol. cloves, aIsnirn
wrappers 10 barrels syrup; empty barrels, boIes
cases about 200 tons coal buggy and hsrness !!
three horses; Lot caddies; salt OILS very larve l
acco-umps; large lot slaves nails, luI,irr ~ w
Gus to mention. 100
Immediately after the sale at the factory shall
proceed to sell as the philadelphia steamboat.seSl
TOREO TOBACCO 1905 packages
TERMS Cash. JOHN w, Wight
1cZ II - Sheriff City Rirhr1nnd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-03
BY w. Go!din,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT YALU.
4 ABLE PROPERTY KNOWN As THE
"CH ESTER" HOTEL. ON THE RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD, THIkTEES
MILES FROM RICHMOND AND NINE MILES
FROM .PETEKSBCRG.-as trustee in the decd OF
trust from W. IL HAYWARD and wife, besrlDg date
lst December. 1869, duly recorded IN Chesterfield
County Court, shall. IN execution thereof. pro-
coed 10 sell ut public auction, the premises, at
the village OF Chester, on SATURDAY The 20h
Of February, 1875. at o'clock p. NJ, that TRULY
VALUABLE PROPERTY located as above. con.
slstiDg Of LOT Of THRES aud ThktE-QCAR-
TER ACRES, on which stands large and excel
lent HOTEL, containing about thirteen rro ms be.
sides. TWO HANDSOME COTTAGES aud
S1UREHOUSE, with several oul-badlngs saiiabe
for such au establishment. This property Is well
located for hotel or boarding.school, or college,
icing so accessible oil le ,din2 railroad.
Terms: enough In cash TO deirsy costs of sale
and to pay off the balance pas, due on three bonds,
oeing about s2 450: credit as 10 81 900 Until
lst December, 1875; on a further credit as 10
II 900 until Ist December, 1875; on a further
credit rs TO 81 900 until 1st December 1877. with
interest OH the whole credit payments at six per
cent. from LIST day Of December, 1859. I'll paid;
and as tn the residue. II any, on such terms as shall
be announced At the hour or sale. The whole credit
payments 10 be secured By deed of trust the pro-
perry. WILLIAM AMBtkS,
IN 20-td Trustee
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Published by reques.1

Near The body Of thicket where some sousnern
soldiers lay.
A comrace OF their Own, whom they kne" ho''
And Whose lie they would have aiken, ous he sang
anttle song ..s.r ...rf
soldier IN the II ickct was abont TO Tsss DIS re
And Are. but was prevented oy sceu'as 1i'0'
For tms, iabou, the time that he might have done
HIS comrsde on the wa,side cbsnced to hum this
Little soDg. a.. rf .st.4
.rarewe, forever" they distinctly heard him say,
NO the stsr-Spanglcd Banner " we no longer no.
mage pay; a., a, ,,..-. ,uae
And they dared. not a,e on him while be sang a
southern song. .sst -.-.
Thus be came out safe and sound, tho unconscious
Of the Danger and the peril through which he fust
had pissed; .'-.-y--.,,
. member long 49,
That his life, on that OCCASION, had been saved by
song, ~. l. ~ .-.@rN' ...'@~-~
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BY n. NJ. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TVRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i TIMBERED AND FARMING LAND IN
THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE, FA.-By virtue
of deed Of trust executed by William IL. BraHder,
Jr., and Anna Csrbn Brander his vile, be,ring
date the 9th of December, 1878, and duly recorded
in the clerks office Of The County Court Of Caroline
payment Of the sum OF ~, 243.33-l 90 evidenced
by two negotiable notes therein described aud To-
terest on the at the rate of EIGHT per cep'sln
per anUum from maturity until psid. aud default
having been made In The pay nlent OF said notes and
being so requested by the holder thereof, We. a.
trustees aforesaid. shall proceed TO sell at public
auction, on The premises. near the residence Of W.
ira L. Thomas, on SATURDAY. February ID.
1875, at O'Clock p NJ, the property thcrrin con-
veyed and described as follows: All that piece or
parcel or land lying in Caroline county, Va, con-
taipiDg 1924 ACRES, more or less. and Known 81
the balance OF LOT No. ip plat OF division Of The
Reeds plantation. and is bounded by the Malta
poni river. the lands Of the Berkeley estate. Sir.
Ira s. Thonias. and others; 100 ACRES excellent
low grounds cleared; the balance abounds In saw
timber Of the finest quality. aud wood, being eight
miles from the Richmond, FIederich sburg and Pc.
tomac railroad; and 1t Is believed the timber aud
wood can be transported BY the Nattapont river.
And upon the following terms, io-wit Fnrcash
as to so much Of the proceeds rs may be Necessary
4 es for drawing and recording this deed. and To
discharge the amount of money payable upon the
said negotiable notes. aud the balance AZ euchilm
and in such manner as the said William Ii. Bran-
der, DR., shall direct .
DAVID L. PULLIAM.
ts27 40 Trustees.
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Rad,cali warmth against him seems unnsa.
sufed lr r r.u Rem.tp,ne weeks !.

.haQical Walusu o6Siaes - ! Z ~
sured, - 80. =, - =
:of the session VIII be crowded WITH business
and to have anything like legislation OF q.
satisfactory character night sessions must De
commenced next week; and even then 1t is
very doubtful II one.half Of the bills requir'
inc action can be disposed Of.
The Louisiana debate has already con-
sumed weeks but If the effort is made to
aeat pinchback-and it seems probable such
effort will be made-the whole discussion
viii be gone over again, and then the debate
will be of fax more exciting character than
heretofore. 4. .... s..,-..4.
The River and Harbor Appropriation
will occupy several days at least, as 1t Will De
loaded down with appropriations for the
improyement of the routes recommended oy
The Committee on Transportation Routes IN
accordance with the action of the caucus
Yesterday. Many of these items will be OPP
posed, and another exciting discussion VIII
he the result, though of course they will be
oo-eod r. TlHoH.
Unsuccessfui Attempt at Sly Caucus
WAsHEssroN, February 1.-The hepubii-
cans of the House attempted to hold sly
caucus tonight. Notice was given by pages
| to the members instead of by The usual iormai
announcement. 1t was failure, however,
as no members lodging at Willard's or The
Ebbitt House needed the call.
weather Report.
WASHINGTON, February 2.-For w ednes'
day: In the South Atlantic States, falilng pa
roineter, southeast winds, warmer aad
cloudy or threatening weather.
For the Cuff States, falling followed py
rising barometer, southeast winds veerlng
to southwest and northwest, lower tempera'
ture, cloudy and rainy weather. WIN
"norther " ranging over the southeast.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, fall'
inc barometer, southeast winds, and RAIN,
followed by nortberly winds, sleet or snow,
and lower temperature. .n..
For the Middle and Eastern states, islllpg
barometer, easterly or southerly winds, 81 a.
tionary or higher temperature, threatening
weather, followed by rain or snow.
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AVICTIOSEERS, &C.

To the citizens Of .Hdnch>ster, Richmond, ana
country contiguous: ,ss.
We have this Day opened al Office in Manchester,
on Hull street, opposite The courthouse tior inc
present with Nessrs. Brooks & Atkssonh Tor
the purpose Of conducting GENERAL HeAL
AND PERSONAL ESTATE AGENCY.
We offer our services TO The public. ana phuxe
prompt returns for all property placed in our hshs
for sale or rent. We refer to Ne.srs. Jewe!t y
Brother, Dance 4 Miller, Messts. Brooks Atthls.
son, Gessrs. Logan u Bransfnrd, attorneys Jaw
Judge Samuel 8. WeisiXer. Judge " lillian / Clop-
ton, Judge William Pope DaGuey, Nj joseph a.
Gates, Colonel Lewis Y. Harvie, Ar. ]. r. kefst!,
DIR. L. Chiles, Mes. rs. Gary Brothers, arssssI
Johu Booker. and TO The c.rizsGs of Hancheaur;;
Richmond, Amelia, Powh ,taD, amt CDestern,au
generally. All We ask is 'trtai from ge.l ecis
bubble and We guaran tee satisfaction. Most respee''
fully, -...- .s. .' .np.nv
f. 2S-1w SIMS e SANISJSE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-03
BY Cook & Laugnton, Auctioneers'
No. 10 Governor street.


csOOO WORTH OF ELEGANT NEW
SCUUU PARLoR.. CHAMsER, DINING
Ti0N.Efn Consequence Of the effect Of the late
fire at my furniture warerooms; and With the de-
sire 70 assure my friends ard TIE Pu1iss ina.
particular, have determined TO sell at auction on
THURsDaY the Attn instant, commencing at 10
O'clock my entire st2ck Or eesnn1 IL n,re
8 Handsome WALNUT and FRENCH PANEL
- PARLoR SUITS. upholstered in green, plush,
tsssped 5sp ana
elsborately carved with Zoe French-polish
panels, and WARDROBEs to match i;
8 FINE WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS Win WARD
Very handsome L1pRAnY-CAsEs and sEcRE-
MAnBLa,Top s1pEpoAnps;
6 WALNUT Observation-Disclosures;
l Veg handsome new:style HALL suiT;
PARLoR FOLDING and FANCY CHAIRS;
PIASo-STcOLs; kTEGRES;
soFA-BED and other LOUNGES:
1S FINE WALNUT MARBLE-ToP and CENTRE
WAIyuT ARM CANE-sEAT rrrrE-CHA1Rs;
20 COTTAGE CHAMBER suITs-as'orted pat
dozen JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs;
dnzen KITCHEN SAFES and LEAF-TABLEs;
5 dozen CHILDRES's CHAIRS;
dozen SEwiNG-TABLEs; .-
2 dozen BUREAUS; ..
4 dozen WAsH,TANDS;
S dozen CONSCIOUSNESS; ---
Handsome WALNUT UFFICE-DEsKs and TABLES !;
HAIR and SIUCK MATTRESSES;
CRIBS, CRADLES: ROCKERS. &c, &c: g., .uoa -
the above sale, as am determined to make room
TERMS: sums of 800 and under. cash over
100, sixty days credit for approved endorsed CITY
The public IL invited to call and examine the fur
"''D'' "'l'-' 0'' 'S' ARTHUR ROONEY.
fe2 Governor and Franklin streets.
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Patrnus Of AushandrY.

CHARLESTON, S. c., February 2.-The Off
GERS and large number of delegates to the
National Grange of the Patrons OF Hus'
bandry, which meets here tomorrow, have
already arrived, and 1t is expected that all
the States of the Union except three will be
represented. The proceedings of the body
will be very important in their bearing upon
the future course of the Order. The citl-
zens give the delegates, especially those from
the North, hearty welcome, and arrange
menLs have been made for series OF excur-
sons and entertainments.
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The Senatorial Elections.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, February NO cleo
ton yet. Carpenter received % votes to-
day. NIL
ballot to-day resulted: Walker. 20; Cam
dep, %; Swami, Is; Brannon, IL; Price,
10; scattering,4. 49,
TALLAHAssEE, FLA, February 2.--The
ballot to-day resulted az follows: Hender-
son, "a; McLinn, "a.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

=
ar RICHMOND, February q, 1875.
-,...-. ~. OFFERINGS.
WHRAr-White. 536 bushels. BED S44 bushels.
CoRN.-Whi 754 bushels. Yellow, 436 oush-
els Mixed. 900 bushels.
UATs.-2S2 busheis.
RYE.-30 bushels.
MEAL.-66 bushels, 49,. .f...
SCREhTINGS-6 bushels. ....
PEAs.-22 bushels. ST.. ....
SALES.
WHEAr.-Wbite. 26 bushels at 81 20; 10 bush.
els prime at 81 SO; 200 bushels on private terms
Sc bushels a. SLID; "a bushels prime at Sl.3o
so bushels very good at $1.32; AZ bushels al
81 80. Total, 476 bushels.
= WHEAT.-ked, SO bushels very good at - 80
10 bushels at S1.l0; LA bushels at Sl.30; 10
bushels at 81 .26. Total, 236 bushels: ~
CoRN.-Whte, ~ bushels very good at lsc' s Sc
bushels good at 77c.; SO bushels at 7Sc.; ose
bushels on private terms. Total, 754 bushels.
CORN.-Yellow, 800 bushels on private terms:
COHN.-Mixed. 26O bushels at 7Sc.; 4U bushels
at TIC. Total, 200 busnels. o
OATs-1 e2bushels very good spring at 7Oc.; AZ
bushels winter al soc. Total, 232 bushels.
MEAL-34 bushels at &c.
BLACKEYE PEAB.-22 bushels al 4l'oo.
g.. H,a RE-FXHIBlTED.
WHEAr-White. 3S8 bushels. Red, SO bushels.
CoRN.-Yelow, $40 bushels.
RYE.-3O bushels.
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AUn>T1J,N BAIEs-FHfure Days.
49, 49,, BY Lyme q Brother.
II Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No, 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF q FARM
Yin HgNRICo COUNTY. ON TEE KINGS,
LAND ROAD. ABOUT TEN MIL rs BELOW
THE city OF RICHMOND. AT AUCTION
Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit Court for the
cSunty Of Henrico entered on the 18th OF Deem,
ber, S74, IN suit Of Bufn %. LYne1 dc We snatl
County, on MONDAY the 9th Of February, 1875,
at ID O'Clock 81, the FARM mentioned IN said o.
or sirs. Emily Grover, Yarbrough, and others
formerly owned and occupied by alfred 3. Bufdn,
and located as above described. - :.
sae the residue at one, TWO, ana three years, Inc
purch1spr giving his bonds or negotiable notes for
deferred payments. with interest from DAY OF SAFE.
eiass-lnouey is paid and q CONVEYANCE 81 defed by
the conrf = T. NJ. CONNER;
Wv JOHN B. YOUNG,
f. - I# ALFRED MORTON, :.
10 aid tl Commissioners.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
China.

China,
REPORTED SUICIDE OF THE IMPRESS.
LONDON, February 2.-It is stated that the
Empress of China, overwhelmed with grief,
has committed suicide.
Germany.
BERLIN, February 2.-The Ultramontanes
have resolved to run the Bishop of PadeI.
born for Parliament from Briton Westpha-
r.,
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BY Telegraph.
NEWYORK MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. February 2.-Cotton-sales OF 1884
bales at 15A015Sc Flour dull and lower COM
mon to fair extra southern, 81. 70@s5.40. Wheat
l@2c. lower 81 .19@5l.24 for winter red "es'-
ern: al. 256Sl.32 for white western. Corn--re-
ceipts heavy; 62@S3c. for new western mixed ;
S3Xc. for white and yellow western. Coffee dull su,
gar dull, lower, and heavy at decline. TalloW ana
navals firm. Lard frmer; prime steam, lac. Whls-
key dull at csc. Freights steadier.
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rNHE BUFFALO LITHIA ,WATEE
l. FOR SALE,

nigh specific Ia the diseases peculiar 10 women, In
dyspepsia, aud In chronic intermittent aud remit
tent ferers. Spring No. 2, though Of recent dis
upon record in affections OF the kidneys biad-
der and appendagas. II has given decided relief In
spSs c anu fhe s,osa ar asss y, apg
affections of the liver and stomach. The water OF
either spring. put upin boxes containing dozsn
mill hapaaiOa anon, oo, e. WI pc aevs p ~ Ins scot,S
Rad at 10 per box, TO he pxll In advance. Al
dress fsls THOMAS r. GuODE,
-, III ,.f4le sk; Buffalo.L i,hia springs,
MecklenhuTg county, Va.
These waters are for aale ID Richmond BY
PURGELi, LkDD CO.,
H3-2aW0m Agents fiTG.ntA EpSipEs Water.
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BY W. Goddfn,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh ard Bank streets,

VERY VALUABLE WHARF PROPER.
Y TY AT kOGKETTS.-Ia am authorized TO sell
that truly valuable property al RocketIs iorm'ri
known as DtFKIEST'S WHARF. u mas lrOht
and thence across IL 10 Water street, on which u
has front of l43x feet. 1t adjoins The prGprftE,
of Mr.. Elizabeth Palmer OH Que, side. ana mt 81
Lewis Ludam's heirs on the other. This isressrl-
ed as very valuable property and to efecta ept.ay
sale great inducements win I've offered. II nesafe"
hundred yards below the wbaryes Of the Virfihh
steamship Company. r.s f..
TERMS Accommodating. ,,r,,,
Apply to . ,.#, p. W. eoDiD Ia.r
fe1 At tUcuOnetl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-03

HOUSE AND LOTION DUVALGa
LII STREET FOR SALE PEIYATELi.-AS
The HOUSE is No. Q. south side Of LuTal street,
east, between First and foushee i've rooms, Rts
In all: good kitchen and clubhouse. LII
63x195; garden large enough to raise Vegetables
sufficient for family; Well OF excellent ma"i;
All the premises In thorough repair. A fanily OF
seven persons has been living IN the house Tor Elk
years, and Is perhaps the healihiest In the CITY;
PRICE: $3.50 one-tftb cash. tile ierlaindartr :!
g, IL. ID, aud "a months, each instaineht YOU :
or $1,000 cash. #.....
Apply on the premises, which VIII lie shown 70
any one desiring to purchase. dc 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-03
BALTIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, February 2.-Flour quiet but firm
and un changed. Wheat higher tor western south
ern unchanged. Corn steady. Provisions quie
but strong and unchanged. Coffee quiet and frmer
Whiskey, 96k997c.