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Future Days.

,RY B. III. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts. NJ W.
JUDICIAL SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM,
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND,
Upon an order passed on the I5Ih day OF June,
saIsa sitting nd as Pl.5ss Court Of the UPted
and personal property of the First National Bank
of Washington, d. c., will sell at public auction,
the 10th day OF July, 1875, upon the premises, all
that tract parcel of land situate In Montgomery
esdy S.E S sPa
Thleket,n " and part Of q tract called '.Joseph's
Park, and being the same property which was
ton. ID. c., by Thomas Anderson, trustee, by deed
dated June "a, 1873 ana recorded in Liber E. B. P,
said Il 1nf T
to confirmation by the court aforesaid. The terms
OF sale third In cash and the residue in one
paid installments lien win be reserved upon the
sale will be required All conVeyancing at the ex-
pense OF purchaser. IL terms Of sale shall
doS e OF 6P 10 res sevsI en- days
erty at risk and cest Of defaultng purchaser This
farm contains 100 acres, more or and is located
road, about eight mes les mo nom ana IS
about two miles by the turnpike from the Silver
rosd. from tie Forest Glenn Depot, on the Metro
politan railroad. 1t adjoins the lands of Messrs.
Thomas W. Kelley, VIM; A. Bachelor and 9. n. ?.
elegant aud cultivated society, and is convenient
TO churches and school houses. The Improvements
ali necessary outbuildings. The land Is well
wooded and is watered by large and neyer-fsiling
choies fTI fr1it sne place 4 EbWfS sTHHFSN. with
Receiver First National Bank, va: :6Ingtan, &c
us- j. T. CoLDWELL,
SALESMAN,
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Auction SALES


To-day.
pY W. L. WALL a CO.. AuctiOneers.
- Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
Louisiana avenue, bet. Ninth and Tenth streets.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES AND CAR
RI4GES.
On SATURDAY M IRNISG, July 3 commence
Ing Al 10 o'clock will sell at our BazaT, on Rc-
Two Horses.
Two Carriages.
ALSO,
For the Treasury Department
Three Family Carriages
Three Sets OF Harness,
oh' ALSO, n
on account Of Q. Mstheys, one sorrel Poney, az
years old, 1aH hands high, to pay livery and
One sorrel Horse, warranted sound can be driven
. by a lady; an elegant Saddle Horse
One EkteAslon-top Family Carriage; cost, new,
Set Gold-Moanted Single Harness, the property
OF private gentleman lie wing the city.
one Brown Horse, sound and gentle, toppy
so;top Buggy. built by Graham, and aset of sIn-
One Half.top Phseton.
A number Of other Horses. A full description at
sale.
Jy8 WIN. &. WALL co., Anctioneers.
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DYJ. T. wORMLEY,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
l5u Pennsylvania avenue.

DY j. II. WORMLEY,
II Real Estate Broker and Aucuoueer,
I'LL Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. FRONTING ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY-EIGHT FEET SEVEN INCHES
ON VIRGINIA AVENUE AND NINETY
SEVEN FEET ON SOUTH D STREET, NEAR
THE CORNER OF SEVENTH STREET WEST,
BY virtue Of a deed of trust TO Daniel L. Eaton,
dated February y A. ID. ISL. and duly recorded in
Liber No. 6, folio 4S7, one Of the land records for
Washington county, in the District Of oolum hia,
District Of Columbia, in Equity cause No. s'sl,
the premises, on M0NDAY, July T. 1873 az s
situate In the city Of Mss6ingtoI, District q Co
sion Of square numbered 46I, as the same Is duly
recorded in the Surveyors Office of the city Of
Washington, D; G., in Liber of the Book Of
Subdivisions, folio 152.
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months, for which notes or
the purchaser bearing interest at ten per cent per
annum from the day OF sale and secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold must be given. A
deposit of $40 win be required Of the purchaser at
time OF sale. All conyeyancing at expense Of pur-
chaser. Il terms Of sale are not complied with in
property at the risk and cost Of the defsuling pur
chaser. GEO. W. STICKNEY, Trustee,
Je2Sd&ds j. T. WORMLEY, Auctioneer.
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Auction SALES.
N~0ON~NO0OT-0~0O0N0~NSON
Future Days.

DY THOMAS BOWLING,
ID Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Broker,
(Successor to Latiner & Cleary,)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and EleV-
cath street.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NEW
YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS MORT
By virtue OF deed Of trust from Daniel W.
Mar In and wife, bearing date the nrst day OF
april. A. ID. 1873, and recorded in Lioer No. Ilo,
folio l34, one Of the land records Of washington
ards, James A. Nc Dewitt and A. .. v. Burr, trgs-
tion,J OF the city Of Wsshin gton, ID. O., will eI
pose for sale st public auction, in front Of the
premises, on TUESDAY. July L. A. ID. 1870, AZ 4
O'Clock p. M, all that parcel and premises lying
and situated in said city Of Washington, and known
as lot numbered thirty-three, (3,) and improve
meHts. Of White, Carusi and MsttIngly, asslgnees
FLAMES g. Naylor, subdivision of lots In square
north of square ave hundred and fifteen, (nortn OF
SIS. ssaid subdivision Is recorded in Liber o. H. 3D.,
folio $50 In the surveyors onice for said city OF
Terms Of sale: Five hundred (sioo) dollars cash,
OF which 400 will be required down at time OF sale;
balance in monthly instaIlments OF twenty-five
(5) dollars per month, with Interest, and deed OF
tIust taken to secure deferred payments. Terms OF
sale to be complied with within i've days from day
Of SALE the trustee reserves the right to
resell at the risk and cost OF the defaulting pur
chaser, BY giving one weeks notice Of resale by
advertising In some Newspaper published In said
city. All conyeyancing, &C.. at cost Of purchaser.
- j. j. DERMODY, Trustee.
,eI2-s&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Aactioneer.
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D. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
Be8-f General Passenger Agent.

PALTlMORE POTOMAC &. R.
~ DEPOT CoRNER SIXTH AND B STREETS N. W.
ION and after June2, 1875, trains will leave WASH
tnRton as follows, Warrington time:
day, 70 Baltimore; TO Canandaigus daily, except
tc&;Rechesteri & Buffalo and HisgaTa Falls: ~
York, daily. except Sunday,
$3.50 a. M, Accommodation. to Baltimore daily.
s:8 q. m, Limited Express for New York and
lbs l.. .FsR' Fsss fdns Iine ICr the West and North:
va l;is ? %;s E!gres. for RhLI.aslphIa and New
s:4o p; m, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
$50 p. m, Philadelphia Express, for Phfladel-
7:Io p m, Cincinnati Express daily, West.
sos Q; m, For Philadelphia, New York. and Bos-
io:i5 D. m, Pacific express North and West, daily
except Saturday. On Saturday, leaves at sos n
fET Trsins ~ foPE CREEK LINE leave at rl5a,
m and $40 D. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains for ANNAPOLIS leave at 6:O0a. N and
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Pittspurg d run
on the train leaving ~ 7:lO q. m.
opthe train leaving IO:f5 p m, except Saturday.
oPuiiman Palace Sleeping Car to Rochester il run
On man 5hs Palace seepnE ;r to Chicago on train
ieHyPPg az snd can be q. the
Offices Of the Par nd checked at hotel sand pr
~s1sSss7Senccs on orders LEFT st the ohces Of the
company, northeast corner Tnatesnhb M ssreet and
Of bspdt slp5e ssiIIfIsTTf&okE siIfsT foToMIC RXLRoAD
CORNER sixth and streeMM ~ BOYD. JR..
General Passenger Agent, P66ilH%aslPhiI, p % Pa.
6EO: y; MLhlNs,
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"A RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY

DKPoT CORNER OF SIXTH AND STREETS.
Local trains for Alexandria leave as follows:
200, 8 s-s, 10, II .. n, l. 81 s, $500, 7p. The
and 2. m. and and6 p. N. trains run daily; all
other trains tally, except Sunday.
Local trains leave Alexandra as follows: g. 2, g
10 .. m, and and'7 D. m. trains leave Alexandra
deily: all other trains daily, except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington 81 700 g. m. and 500
p. m, and Alexandria at 500 a. m. and p. m,
road.
Great Southern Express via Richmond leaves
nnsetlEton ll:Ss p. m, daily, lexoept sunday.l
Through tickets to all points South and South
west for sale at oces corner OF Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and Sixth street and
pennsylvania avenue, where passengers can leave
orders for baggage to be checked at all the hotels
and residences through to destination.
d. NJ. BOYD, JR..
168-n General PASSENGER Aren't.
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EXTENSION OF CONDUIT ROAD IN
II WASHINGTON COUNTY.
EEeIEKER's OFFICE. DISTRICT OF CsLUMBIA,l
- .. WASHINGTON, June g. 1875.
Notice is hereby given Of q proposed extension
Of the Conduit Road to connect with the Little
Fails River Road east Of Georgetown, d. O.
The plat Is on fle In this ofAoe, and may be con-
suited by all parties interested.
By order Of the Commissioners.
r. L. HOXIE,
je25FTu3w Lieut.. Eng. U.S.A., Eng. Of DO.
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no BOILER MAKERS.

FTNO BOILER MAKERS.
OFFICE OF THE LIeHr-HousE BoARD,I
WASHINGTON, d. c., June "a, 1875.
house tender "Verbena" Will be received at This
office until noon Of the 10th day Of July, 1875 when
H 9s can be seen at
Offices at the office Of the lighthouse inspector, 209
South Sixth street, Philadelphia; at the ofioe of
way, New York, and at the Office Of the Ii light
house inspector, Il Pemberton Square, Boston,
where such further Information as may be desired
Each proposal should be enveloped, sealed and
tndorsed Proposals for building boiler for the
iigats,nouSe tender xersena" "a and then placed IN
"The Light House Board, Washington, d. G."
hsent by mail 1t should be postpaid
jyIThSTu3t Naval Secretary.
PRoPoSALS FOR HEMP.
NAVY DEPARTMENT)
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING, J
WAsHISGToS, June q, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this bureau
1875, for the delivery of the following kinds Of
Hemp at the Charlestown nayy-yard, subject
there to the usual inspection and Government
100 tons Manila. OF 2,2lO pounds per ton.
100 tons American, OF 2, $40 pounds per ton.
100 tons Russia, 81 22!o pounds per ton
hemp.
Samples Of the quality required can be seen at
luS Ou4Cc, o. Iuo sdlu udNy-ydEut
where all Information can be obtained.
The price of the hemp offered must include its
delivery at the navy-yard.
Two satisfactory Securities must accompany the
bid, guaranteeing faithful execution of the offer
If accepted.
The bureau reserves the right to reject any or
all the bids If 1t is deemed best for the interests
of the Government.
ANY of the hemp that is rejected is to be i'm
mediately removed from the navy-yard; other.
wt5e will remain there at the bidders risk until
removed.
Envelopes must be marked proposals for
Hemp" and addressed to the undersigned.
r. w. SHUFELDT,
National Republican., 1875-07-03
ONE IIOLLAR 6AVED.

CHAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, to or from all
this city. Apply TO NJ. ID. WHITESIDE,
Washing gton ID. G, jaIs-ly
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NatiaaaI gepublifau
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Honetary,

k2O's, 'ss...-lHz zainz sIty-dsy btiIs...... SIX
Gold has been about steady In New York te-
day, closing dull but Arm at 11TGl1TN. Gold to
carry l. 2G3 per cent. Foreign exchange quiet at
4sIk- Money easy; call loans 2621< per cent. and
commercial paper 31I@5 per cent. Government
steady.
The following closing rates were telegraphed
TO Messrs. II. ID. Cooke, jr. & 90. from the New
York Stuck ExchanRa.
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WILLIAM XHAEk,
REAL ESTATE AND1MONEY BROKER,
rs Fifteenth street
RENTING HOUSES SPECIALITY
II at present In great need Of houses fer tenanta
Properly holders win secure quick sales or hrst-
class tenants By placing property IN my hands.
Houses for rent, furntahed or unfurnished. Soma
the most desirable residences and building lots
n the city fer sale on easiest termA among Wht>t
q half square OF ground in the northwesteE
ton OF the city, improvements nnished. zoasrn
Houses wanted for tenants. >Sf 70 AtA
Tor rent, an elegant residence W
improvements, No. S8 o street receive promp
George Parker. janS5m
All business intrusted
attention. THE OELE;
nR MoHoIAhS, D2GTfSkI; 2ssGgDfsICus Gag sssypSiis.s,
- BRATT Kidnsy Complaints, ConhsnT12Suoaaa, 12Snaa,
Chron1e< and OF her Affections OF tne LDn4s,
Bladf<s1. TS, ~ r.sions and Enlargement OF teIsst
RssSrsiTis, Bar Eraption and Various Diseases u 'As
sf35; Since Hours: Trom7tOsa. M, and from . 70 !"
d. m. .h.-0a
TsSr are eYfTTfsSasiA AS Il xSvENUE SOUTHWEST.
jelfm
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The stock market at the opening was irregular,
generally fraction lower. The market ad.
vanced HG1 per cent up to noon. In the after
noon dealings the general market was steady
Business light.
The following were the cIOsings of stocks, tsIs-
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+. EDw. CLARK. T. B. CROSS, u
7. EDW. CLARK & CO.

Our ssock Of wood and Coal d large ana N
ders Etyen at either yArd or at our ~ LoaH
LOUHIAHA AVENUE, fzndeE ths< lyn-a.
VIAL Hspot Aaa rlaat
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JOR PRINTING


THH
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING DEPARTMENT,
Cor. Penna. Ave. and Thirteenth ST.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Has the very best facilities for doing
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CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL,
OAK, PINE, AND HICKORY WOOD.
Yard, Corner Eighth and 3 streets southwest,
OPPOSITE sMITHSONIAN PARK.
Branch Yard, 4 street, between Second and Third
northeast.
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OontatnfuG Cards or Rirst-CIass Bstab.
ushme Rts I'm all Branches OF Busfs
ness I'm the District
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WOOD AND COAL.
WOOD! WOOD
COAL COALI

III IN
- q SONS, ~
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In AL kinds o
Coal and wood. Cumberland Coal. =
Depot at RILEY'S wharves, foot OF Eleven0
aAA fvyifh arests southwest.
Brsnch yard. 9 street, between Second and Lhird
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/" when will the First Regiment
Parade Again."

Editors Dispatch Dear Sirs,-Tbe ques'
t,on il frequently asked, "When will the
First regiment parade again." This is in
deed a momentous question, and one 10
which much interest is felt by the member
of the regiment as well as by many OF It's
friends. It is feared, however, unless some
thing is done by our City Fathers towards en-
couraging the "soldier boys" to maintain
their organization that the First regiment
has seen Its palmiest days, and that 1t Will
drag out miserable existence to the end OF
the five years for which, under the State law,
majority of its members are enlisted, and
then be one of the things of the past. This
is not as it should be, and 1t will be shame
and disgrace to our city if, for the want OF
proper encouragement, this much-to be-re-
GREETED occurrence is allowed 10 take place.
The regiment wants an armory-a good
armory-an armory in which its companies
can meet and drill either singly or in battal-
ion. This want is sorely felt; for since they
were compelled several months ago to give
up the armory at the corner Of Eleventh and
Cary streets, mainly for The want Of means
to pay rent, they have been as body with.
out a local babitation and existing only in
name. Since that time the regiment has be.
come disintegrated, and the companies form
ing its component parts have been forced to
seek quarters in every direction, most OF
them now meeting in the upper parts OF
storehouses, totally unfit for drilling pur.
poses. The result Of this has been q gradual
falling off In the attendance of members at
regular drills and steadily Diminishing in
terest in the various organizations; SO much
SO that at present some OF the companies
have almost ceased to meet at all.
There are gentlemen in the Council VINO
know and appreciate the needs of the regi.
ment, and who have made efforts in the right
direction, but with no apparent success. II
his to be hoped they will persevere, and That
| other members OF the municipal govern.
ment will cooperate in the movement, and
speedily show by their prompt action that
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School TRUSTEES APPoINTED.-The follow
ing school trustees have been appointed by
the State Board of Education:
Botetourt county: Buchanan district, II.
c. Snyder.
Caroline county: Reedy Church district,
Atwell Burruss Madison district, Almar
Samuel; Port Royal, r. W. Buckner; Bowl
ing Green, John Y. Martin.
Mecklenburg county: Flat Creek district,
John p. Smith.
Prince George county: Brandon district,
j. R. Temple.
Richmond county: Farnham district,
Cyrus Harding; Washington. Oscar M. Le'
moine; Stonewall, Robert Fl. Reamy.
Shenandoah county: Stonewall district,
James w. Smoot.
Westmoreland county: Cople district,
james Walker; Montross district, John
Goodridge; Washington, D. c. Writ.
Wythe county: Wytheville district, Ro'
bert n. Pendleton.
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VIRGINIA Prison REFORM ASSOCIATION
ADpRsss OF REV. DR.. WINES AT AssoclA-
| TioS HALL To.NIGuT.-The objects of the
Association are "the improvement Of the
prisons and jails of the State, the provision
of more appropriate means for the punish
ment and reformation Of prisoners, and the
encouragement of discharged conYietS who
have conducted themselves well during
their Imprisonment by procuring employ
ment for them aud sustaining them in an
effort to gain an honest livelihood"
The officers are: james l.. Kemper, presl-
dent; Charles S. Carrington, yice.president; ;
Asa Snyder, treasurer; Rev. Pike Powers.
secretary; William P. Munford, recording
secretary.
The objects of the Association should excite
interest; but the speaker of the evening
Rev. DR.. Wines, of New York-is one OF the
ablest men in the country, and thoroughly
posted on this particular subject, having de.
voted many years of his life to it. He has
published very able book op prison reform,
and has at his command facts and figures
which be gives in most attractive style: A
pleasant evening is in store for all who may
hear him.
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SENT on TO THE HUsrINGs CoURT.-Mr. {.
Y. Burruss was before the Police Court
saturday morning charged with assaulting
Mr.. John Hume and pushing him OIL the
steps of William Sco.t's restaurant, thereby
breaking one Of his legs. The affair occurred
on the 18th of September last, but was not
examined sooner on account Of the inability
of Mr.. Hume to appear in court. The evil
dence showed that Hume was in drinky
condition, ard difficulty had occurred be-
tween him and Mr.. Burruss, and while Scott
was persuading Hume to leave the premises,
and Hume and Scott were standing at the
door, Burruss gave Scott 4 shove. This car
ried over both Scott and Hume. The fall
was between four and i've feet, aud the leg
of Hume was broken just above the ankle.
Scott fell upon Hume, and was not hurt.
While it appeared that Mr.. Burruss had
great provocation from Hume, and it was
evident he bad no intention Of doing him
serious INJURY, the Police Justice regarded
the case as one suitable for the decision of
Jury, and he accordingly sent the accused on
to the grand jury for indictment. Bail was
allowed and promptly given in the sum oil
500,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LONDON, January lG.-Inteligence has
been received here that a rupture has oc-
Cured between the first and second Kings
of Siam. They are father and son, respec'
lively. The latter took refuge in the British
consulate at Bangkok. He has disbanded
his forces, and declines an appeal to arms.
British gunboat has left Singapore for
Bangkok to protect the interests Of her
Maj ajesty's subjects.
Germany.
BERLIN, January 16.-When the additional
vessels ordered to be sent to the northern
coast of Spain shall have arrived there the
total armament Of the German fleet in those
wa.ers will consist Of fifty guns, and with
combined horsepower Of $500.
Spain. s.-
LONDON, January l8.-The Daily Ne'rs
pu uolshes dispatch from Hendayc, which
states that the German man.ot-war Nautilus
landed 100 men at Seraaz, on the Spanish
coast, who occupied the place after q short
resistance. -"
MADRID, January 16.--The King gave
dinner last evening TO the members Of ais
Cabinet and the diplomatic corps.
DEGREES are published in the official gazette
reducing the punishments 10 cases OF 7iola-
tious OF ordinary criminal laws.
General Primo de Rivera will accompany
the King on his visit to The Army OF the
North. II
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LEGISLATIVE GATHERINGS. The can't.
Funders" will have their third caucus in
the hall of the House of Delegates tonight.
1t Is expected that there will be report
from the committee appointed to prepare a
plan to force the creditors into compro-
mise.
The joint special committee OF the two
houses having under consideration the ques'
ton OF inspections Of tobacco will hold a
private meeting tonight to prepare their re.
port. 1t is well understood that there will
be two reports frem the committee-one in
favor Of the voluntary system Of inspec-
tions the other upholding the present COM
pusory system.
The House Finance Committee will COM
mence the framing of the tax-bill this morn
ing.
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I1sMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE JANUARY 16, lS75.-
Miss Mary Williamson, 2l1 west Franklin
street, Richmond, Va; John L. Williams,
1901 Main street, Richmond, Va; F. E.
Spinner, Esq, Treasurer United States,
Washington, D. c.; Robert Roper, Max
Meadows Va; Mrs. Annie Laroushe,
philadelphia, Pa; Mrs. j. Fl. Limberlach,
Atlee's station, Va; E. 6 S. Wortham d
Co., Fifteenth and Cary streets, Richmond,
Va; DR.. Charles Mnnigerode, Eleventh and
Clay. Richmond, Va; Mr.. James W. Glib
son, 1907 Main street, Richmond, Va; Mr..
Conner, care of Mr.. SLIP, No. 80 Cedar alley,
Baltimore, Md; x, care of Dispatch office,
Richmond, Va; one illegibly.addressed let
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Tce-schoouer ! Ashcre.. -. 3

Ice-.schooner Ashore, DC.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, January l6.-Ics Is reported
very, heavy in the bay, particularly OF the
mouth OF the Potomac aud Rappahannock
rivers.
There is three-masted schooner ashore
three miles north of False Cape, loaded with
sugar in sacks, from the West Indies bound
to Baltimore. TbeGew was landed By the
boats from the life-station at False Cape.
Wreckers have gone to her assistance.
The weather was ballny and beautiful to-
day. - ~
a number Of the heavy shIp.buiiders OF
the North are here maneuyeriDg to get the
stranded ship work.
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CoNrEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE for the wee

CoNrEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending January 16, 1875:
Lots fronting: 36l feet on Poplar street
near Ash for $3.50; SO feet on Fourteenth
street, corner of Exchange alley, for $500 ;
274 feet on jackson street for $755; 30 feet
on Belvidere street between China and Holly
for $500; 20 feet on Ninth street, corner OF
FRANKLIN, for Sl6,266; 80 feet on Pine street
between Spring and Albemarle for $500
1884 feet opHigh street and 2s feet on alley be-
tween Arch, Byrd, First, and Second streets,
for Sl6O; 80 feet on Franklin street between
First and Foushee for $1,000; Is liz feet on
Broad street, corner of Brook avenue, for
So. 800.