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MARINE IaTELLIGEaCE.

Sun sets. Ola ElRn uue. oNo
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY IT, 1875.
ARRIVED.
No arrivals yesterday.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. l.. h. Taturn.
Brig Neptune tier.), Ri'tcher, Pernambuco'
flour, Dunlop & McCauce.
The Providence steamers for New YORK md phil
adelphia are running again, The ice In Providence
river being broken up for them by tue-boars:
No vessels passed through He'll Gate TUESDAY.
The usual steamers obliged to go rtd
Sandy Hood on account of rheice In tne sound.
Captain Ste ddard, OF tile wrecSing urn eheSgeIa
10 raise the sunken steamer Ii uistsna, WINS IN Bal
timorc on Saturday. He reporisall operations sus.
pended at the wreck because of The weatner, IN.
what work had been done was not Injured. auo II
will be resumed as soon rs the season permis. r.
,r SPOKEN .... = --.
January 9th lalitnse II degrees rorth ongl,uue
1926 west, bark faro Brooks, from klcunoho
december 1stl for Rio de Janeros 81 $500
NOTICE TO MARINERS. ....as. -. .
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
i'''-O -, February Is. 1862
The Stratford Shoal lfghtyessel has been carried
by ice from her station, and Is ut present OH hor
toms p. int: ,,,,,,.,oo 90
''''' 90 p STEPHEN u. TRENcIARD,
Commndore United States Navy,
Lighthouse Inspector, Third Distrlct.
Captain johnson, Of the steamer laannI ~ ~,
land February "a, reports that the llghtsbip on
handker Chief shoals has drifted east from her
mooringS. ,,. Nd
.g,s Lodge has driited from Its position, having
been forced away by TIE Ice.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, February l7.-Arriyed: san Jaelnto.
City Of Chester, City OF New YORK. Arrived OUT :
Ocer. Caledonia. Vile de Paris. ,
FORTRESS MONROE, February i7.-ArrlVee.n,
Bark salesman from Rio for orders, January letil,
latitude 10 SOUTH longitude 29.40 west. signal leo
Rrti-h bark George nd +, ichard, from London for
kio 2lst. 6 south, 33.4O west. and spoke bark
Peter G. warwick, 1fom Bio for Newport; crossed
the equator January oath, 20 west.
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AS a Council Bluffs woman was doing her
washing one of her children fell into Il kettle
of water. The mother seized the infant,
whose hcart-rending cries indicated the ter
rlble nature of its injuries, and deposited it
upon IA bed, while she ran to neighbours to
get him TO run for doctor. Before the
doctor arrived all the neighbors had gather
ed, and among them had addressed the
screaming infant-very carefully, so that the
Scalded SKIN should not peel otf-aud sprin-
killed. it with flour. AT length the doctor an
rived almos; at the same moment with the
terrorism icken husband. whom also the mes
senger had found, and hidden to ego home
and prepare for the saddest news" Tue
doctor made a careful examination Of the
infant, and promptly advised the mother TO
put Il shirt or something on the child so it
might not freeze to death. The assembled
neiShbors, one after another, felt Of the
water in the kettle, found it icy cold, and
quietly separated Irish World.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK AlARkETS

NEW YORK. February l7-Cotton quiet and
steady: sales of .0s9 bales ut 53(g sac. South
eIn -four quiet and heavy: common To filr extra.
ii 7UGuS5.4O: good to choice extra. S5.45M So.
Wheat a shade tirmer and In moderate demand; Ice
emuargo continues 10 seriously check bus ines.
Ioru Is less active and less firm; S1IMS24c- for
western mixed, $3.50. for yellow western. Office
dull an nominal. sugar dull and heavy: 7s5H77a".
for fair goo1 refining, &c. for prime &c. for clay
Molasscs-Grocerv grades dul; new Cienfuegos
held at 40c.; New Orleans quiet aud steady a, 60@
&c. the latter fancy. Rice quiet; RangoOn, 62Gc.
1aIlow quiet at StsCG S7ic. Rnsin heavy; - 05G,
s2.l2H for strained. Turpentine lower at 31ShG
3Sc. Fork steady: 1923 for new mess, II 8 for
prime mess Beef quiet; Lard steady; prime steam,
l37ac. Whskey tirmer at S1.04
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WHAT is A" GENTLEMAN:"- The London
Daily Telegraph says: =" What is a gentle.
man?' is a question almost useless to ask in
society, for it is practically insoluble, and
leads TO endless discussions as to birth,
moral worth, mental accomplishments. and
conventional manners. But the lawyers
have got hold OF it now. and last week four
of our hest judges Coleridge, Heating,
Grove, and Denman-debatcd heartily the
pros and cons OF the disputed point. The
case arose through the description in legal
document of retired lawyers clerk, who
acted occasionally In the capacity Of writer,
as gentleman No doubt accuracy of de.
scriptop is extremely useful, and may be
essential in matters Of law. So the four
judges granted rule on the prinaa f0cie
gouud that the word so applied was mac.
eura'e, insufficient, or wrong One counsel
contended that he ought 10 have been called
q lettcr.writer or debt-colleetor, while a
judge pointed out that if Indicted for any
offence he would be called ca laborer.'
1t appeared in evidence that at the time
he was employed in what is called winding
up an estate; but estate-winder is not a
calling in any directory we know. In one
quoted case the jldges held that Govern
mcnt clerk ought not to be described as a
gentleman "a decision that may dismay
some Of the young patricians who take the
Queens pay In West.End offices, and would
especially shock Thackeray's Rawiins Raw
Inns, E>q., OF the Foreign Office who was
'such an ass aud respectable At the pre-
vious hearing of the case Mr.. Talfourd as.
serted that the term would include anybody
who had nothing to DO and was out Of the
work-hoGSe.' This, we humbIy think, is
going "a little too far, for 1t comprises ha.
bitual thieves, mendicantS, and persons in
the receipt OF outdoor relief. Some of
the judges inclined to the belief that
this handy man who worked at all kinds Of
odd jobs ought to have been described as Of
30 occupation,' because he attached himself
permanently TO none. The awkwardnesS Of
the whole question arises from two causes !:
the desire OF some persons with democratic
occupations to pass in society for persons Of
higher Standing, or to conceal their connec-
tons with new callings that as yet have no
recognized status. The best final solution
might be to reject the legal status Of the
word. The means OF livelihood generally
supply the best indications men are land
owners. farmers, fupdhoders, shareholders,
de-, aud few cases cannot be covered by titles
OF this kind. In truth gentleman ought
TO bc not legal style, but title of honor
gwen 10y society, and therefore affixed &C.
cordlng TO the varying standards Of place,
circumstances, or time. Its retention in Ia W.
papers when the proper use Of the term is
so perplexed is apt TO be snare.'
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February II, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT-White. 292 bushels. Red, ~ bushels.
CoRN.-White. 772 bushels.
OATS.-254 Ousbeis.
MEAL.-3U bushels.
HAY.-2U bales. :.
suUCKS.-16 bales.
FODDER-l6 bales.
SALES.
WuEAr.-White. 90 bushels at $3.50: 40 bushels
at Sl27: G6 bushels at IL .25 Total, 2U2 bushels.
: WHEAT Red, 40 bushels very good al X1.2S
80 bushels 90 I'd at 81 25. Total. ~ bushels.
CoRN.-Whic Il bushels very good 1T 7Sc.: 3e2
bushels good at TIC; 100 bushels on private
terms. Total, 556 bushels.
OATs.-l12 bushels prime at 49,; 40 bushels
prime at 75c; 72 bushels very goJd at TIC. Total,
pa bushels.
SHUCBS.-16 bales at 75c.
FODDER.-l6 Daies at 9Oc.
sTRAW.-47 GALES OH private terms.
uAY.-20 bales on private terms.
RE-FXHIDITED.
WuEAT.-Whitc SO bushels.
COKN.-White, l so bushels.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, February 17.-Flour quiet and un'
changed. Wheat dull and weak; Maryland red
vi. IU@t1 20; white. Il .25 amber. 81 23. Corn
Southern white. 7SnS0c.; yellow, 7S@S0c. Oats
firm; southern. 67M6Sc. Rye firm ut Sl4bl ;O3
Provisions quiet and easier. Pork nominal a.
Sl9.256GS20. Bacon steady; shoulders, S52c. Larl
nominal Whiskey quiet and unsettled
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NAV YORK;.
NEW YORK. February 17-Noon.-stocks actlVe'
unsettled, and lower. Money, 2. Gold, 1loa.
Exchapge-Long, Ash; short 404h. Govern
men,s dull States quiet and steady.
Evening" Money easy at 2@2h Exchange was
demoralized, and rates were reduced five times
closing a, 4SOh Gold active at 115g 115's. Gov
erumeuts &C I've and steady. States quiet ana nom
insl. Tepnessee's. G2; new, 62. Virginia Us, 3oi
new, 80 deferred, 10. North Carolinas. 70; new
"a. special fax, 2.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 41ETF,
" COMPANY. [EzsszaszSss.:ss
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE, and HAT
TEEAS-every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUN
These ships are entirely new aud were built ex
pressy for this route.
They have splendid saloons, statcrooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York FORWARDED
with dispatch, and no charge made except actua
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 5 p. n. daily. .- 3.
For further information, apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
APPS Office Company's wharves. Rockets.
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rJErTNNATI MARK FITS.

CINCINNATI, February l7.-Flour dull Corn
In fair demand at 6Sc. Pork steady at II Lara
seqdv; a13 56k@SI3.6O for steam; 1890
Sl4.5O for Kettle. Bacon steady; shoulders. 100
&c.. clear rib, 10S@11c.; clear, 1la@1 12Gc.
WhiskcY firm at 81.
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ST, LOUIS MARK ETS.

ST. LOUIS February 17.-Flour declining. and
In good demand for low ana medium grades; super
ire winter. Sal 0tGS4.20. Corn firmer IT G3!:60
6Jc. WhSkcy declining: opened al H1.O7, clos ell
III 81 OF. Pork quiet at IL $50. Bacon rm-snoul-
ders, Sb@Siic. clear-rfb, 10B@11c.; clear, liz
Mllasc. LAID declining III 33sc.
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BY Goddln, Wsrren & Co.,
Real Estate Anctioneers and A gents.
Il No. 11G8 Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
EALGABLE AND ATTRACTIVE PROP.
ERTY ON THIRD RttT.-By virtue Of a de-
cree pronounced OIL The 4lh or january. 1874 by
the Chanccry Court OF the CITY OF kchuionu. In the
suit therein depending by The style OF shanks &
Barrett Us. stanley, trustee, ct n. The undersigned
special commissioner rpointed by said decne viii
offer fvr sale At auc ion on he premises on =
DAY the 23d Of Eeoruary, S75, at'he i, ur OF 4P.
W. OF that day, The LOT In said decree mentioned
with the newly-erected BRICK "kLLlAG there
the east side Of Third street near Cary street
fronting said Third street G5 feet aud running
buck In depth between paralei mes 20s feet 70
an alley In the rear
. The abore-nam.d house has been but recently
erected and Is flushed in tie best style, with all
modern Improvements, lIcluuing bathrooms,
range, with hot ana cold water, ga, &C.; and the
premises are In n most desirable and rapidIy-in-
proving nrighborhoQd. E
TERMS: Cash rs to One-third OF the purchase
money: residue in equal ms,alm"nts at six and
twelve months six per cent. interest added. pur-
chaser to execute negotiable notes for tie deferred
payments, and titc retained until the Who'll. OF the
purchase. money Is paid and conv, vance directed
By the court Taxes for present year 10 be paid by
the purchaser. EDWARD 7. CANNON.
f. 13-utos .. s.. Commits Toner.
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IQEISEuLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. February 17.-Flour unchanged
Corn nominaly 6S@70c. Pork quiet at Sl9.75@
$40. Bacon firm; Shoulders. SIC; clear-rlb ant
clear, l iS0ll4c. Sugar cured haius, l34M1 &c
Lard-Prime steam. 146Di 4sc.: terce. 14GM
144c.; krg, l SIC. Whiskcy declining at 81. Bag
Gin, al al
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CHICAGO MARK FITS

CHICAGO, February 17.-Flour quiet and nm
@623c; rejected, &c. ear, G7H@6Sc. Pork II
good ccmand at 81 3 25Gr*lS 27h. Lard In eooc
demand at $3.50. Whiskey dull and declining al
xl,Oi,
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nEpARrnKE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK The 18th
T. Old Dominion Steamship Company's sssts.assss
steamship WYASOKF, Captain COUGH, VIII sail
FRIDAY, February 9th at O'Clock T: NJ.
Positively no freight received after ~ O'CLOCK NJ.
Through oils OF ladng signed, and Rooos 1or'
warded with dispatch to all points north, south.
east and west; aso to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Fare to New York, $12; steerage, 80; round
trip tickets, $50. .. ..... Is.
For freight or passage apply to
g. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
fe17-3t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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BY ". G0lldln
BY W. G0ddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU.
i ABLE PROPERTY KNOWN As THE
"CHkSTER" HOTEL, On THE RICHMOND
hND PETERSBURG RAILROAD, THIRTEEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND AND NINE MILES
FROM PErERSBUkG.-Astr trustee In the deed Of
trust from ". Fl. HAYWARD ana wifi, heirlrc date
Isl December 1869. duly recorded IN Chesterfield
County Court, shall. 10 execution thereof. pro-
ceed to sell NJ public auction, on The premises. a!
the village of Chester. on 81 TUitDAi the 2Vth
of February. 1875 al o'clock T.. NJ. that TRULY
VALUABLE rkOPrRIY located Us above. con-
sistin, of LOT of TIRE and TAX .k-QUAR-
TER ACRES, on which stands large ana excel
lent HOTEL, containing about rlecu rooms: be-
SruREHOUSF. with several ou'-buiIdings suitable
for such an establishment I his Lropcny j. well
located for hotel or boardn2-schoo', or college,
being so uccts bic on a lie tding railTOtf.
TERMS: n,i!gh In cash u deiray c0s'o 81 safe
aud To pay oft The balance past due on hrc. bonds,
bclng about ~ 45O: On credit - 10 II 600 mill
1st december. 1875; on further credit Il, TO
$1,000 until Isl December. 1876; on iurihcr
credit rs 10 81 900 until LIST Decrmb.r 1877. with
interest on the whole credit pa. Inenis at SIX per
cent. fr III LIST day OF December, 500, till ptid;
and as to the residue. II any, such terms a. shall
be announced at the hour Of sale. he whole credit
payments 10 be secured b, deed of trust OIL the pro-
p.rty. WILLIAM AMBtkN,
IA 29.td Trustee.
At The same time and place will BE- sod Two uu-
improved HALF-ACRE LOTS. Nos. ~ aud As In
the plan OF Chester, under deed Of trust from
Almond Phillips and wife to John How etl trustee,
for the benefit OF Joseph Fl. snead.
WILLIAM AMBFRS.
fcl2 Substituted TTus'cc.
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UrANTON INSIDE LINE."set@a

q" ,ANIoN inside Linz go go
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1ST the splendid iron
steamers OF This line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Companys pier, corner Of
Twenty-secopd and Dock sire c:s. making close con-
nectiun each trip at Canton, Md, ttast Baltmore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, aud Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight BY this ine covered by fire and marine
insurance free of cost. No dOckage charged al
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line: = his
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
niond.
Frcights ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line" and sent to the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, PhIlade-
pbia.
FrcIghts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
moHd. For further Information apply to
l.. Is. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second ana Dock streets
and Ninth and Hain streets. or 10
J.S. WILSON. General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia " ilmingtOn and Baltimore Railroad,
Philadeluhia. In 9
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BALTIMORE, February 17.-Virginia 6's, peelers
a.. consols. 81 West Virgipia's, 1Oa. NoIth
Carolina 6's old 81; new, IL; special tax, o. BID
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BY John Mccormick. Auctioneer,
l5n0 Main street.

r ARGE ASSORTMENT OF CENT? Ell
/ u0tTSEHOLD AND XII CHEN FUREi-
TURF &C. IT AUCTION ss Tb y sSe 4ssi
d. nee of William Hill. ESQ.,. 1905 franklin street
who l. declining hOusekeet Ing bis entire u
HOLD and XII chez FURNITURE, consistingot
= WARDRoBES, BUREAUS.
JENNY LIND aud COTTAGE BED5TEADs'
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
SIDEBoARDS. sOFAS. LOUNGks,
OIL-PAINTINGS, ESGBAyINGS.
4 handsome MAHOGANY BOOKCASE,
! handsome BLACK WALNUT s1DEBoARD,
deliberately carved;
CENTRE-TABLES, .u.>,,, (.
MANTEL FRESCII-fLATE M1RRohS,
HAIR and SIIUCK MATTRESSES, .
FEATHER BEDS, BOLST6RS, ana tiLLo"S'
The usual variety OF DINlNu-ROoM UhNi-
TUhE, such rs
CRoCKERY aud GLASSWARE,
KNIVES and FORKS. &c.
Mr.. King having cetermiLeu 10 discontinue house
k, epiug The whole will he sold without limit or re-
serve. The attention OF housekeepers ana the pup
Tic generally Is Respectfully asked.
JOHN MCCORMICK, Aucticneer.
E. W. Pow ELL, Salesman. Ic -
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALra,1

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTn,}
RICHMOND, VA, Fcbrnary 3, 1879
PROPOSALS FOR THE REMOVAL
i OF THE NIGHT-SOILn from the city By
some odorless pneumatic process will 10 received
until WEDNESDAY,, February Gath. No contract
will he awarded uuless the apparatus has been tested
la presence Of the committee and met their ap-
prevail. Bar information apply at this office.
Respectfully, j. G. Co BFLL.
te 4-eou!2t President OF the Board,
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Dressing for tnrkeys-FeatherS

Dressing for tnrkeys-Feathers.
The freezing point-An icIcle.
A doushmestic dfficulty-Heayy bread.
The end which all like to come to--A diyi.
dsDd.
A bad thing to put up with-An upaccom.
modating landlord.-AH .foe from Boston
AdYertiSer.
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AUCTION SALES-Fnfura Dav.
~
BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
- 1113 hsf1 street

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
IN mo. 405) ON COLLEGE STREET Sr.p
The MEDICAL yCOLLEGE FOR SALE ~ ~
AUCTlOS:-On SATURDAY. the Goth in,ta,, =,
Az O'Clock r.. 81 we shall sell by auction. an ,h a.
premises. DESIRABLE BRICK 1WEiILIns.,mn
40. 405) on the east side Of College street boz W.
Marshall and Clay streets, with basement and ~
stories above containing four rooHis Kitchen. Tha
lot fronts 2sh feet ana rups back terwetn uara,iei
lines 100 feet. - -" p'"s
TERMS: Une-thlrd OF THE purchose-money IN cash.
bic In SIX aud i~elye months from the day a. Ia
negotiable notes to be given fur The deferred r,r
menfs, with interest ADDED. a Id secured by ia
Of trust. - kICHAHUsOS r 'e'o
fe IL ,g h,,,,tx 80.
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BY james l.. Apperson.
Real Estate Aucttoneer and Agent,
No. 10l6 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
i PERSONAL PROPERTY.-By virtue Of = trust
deed from l.. IL Kemp dated March 81, s74 AM
duly recorded t5eiDg thereto required by the 5ehc,
fcilry). viii sell al his residence, - breen"ood
about sixteen rsi,cs below Richmond. adjoining
Malvern Hill. Sc, on SAT URDAf. 21!h senrn-
airy, 1875, at IL a. ~. one seRRsL MARE. one
SORkRL HORSE, cue BAY MULE. one RED COW.
three RED YgAR1ISGs, au Increase or The maie
aud COW; WAGON aud two sets OF GEAR. GAIT
AMI HARNESS. and Sow With clsE Ven PIGS &c.
TERMS: Cash as % the debt secured, Interest,"
and expense OF sale.
- A. b. APPERsOS, Trustee.
Immediately after 7he above sale. by virtne oi mo
deed OF trust dated ugust 10, S2l, and duly re-
corded also executed BY said kemp and his "!te
(being Iaereto requi red by The D. etcary we Will
sell he crop OF CORN last made on salo iafm,
Greenwood "-suppesed 10 be about one HUNDRED
ana nifty barrels. . -
TERMS: Cash. l.. X. SPlLHAS,
j. l.. APPERSnS,
. Trustees.
Pnrcha .srs will please come prepared 10 settle.
fell j. l.. APtEkSOS, Aurtioncer.
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BY Edward c. Goddiu,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1915 Main street.

TWO VERY NEAT DWELLINGS,. ON
i BEVERLEY STREET BETWEEN PINE
AND BELVlDtRE STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTI ON THURSDAY the 9th instant:
at half-past o'clock T. NJ, on the premises Will
sell two FRAMED DWELLINGS, jist completed.
containing i've full-sZed rooms The lot 10 each Is
l6b feet By 100 deep " alter on the prenE es.
These are unusually wcl-bult houses; In nos
excellent ne,ghborhocd and will be sold low; VIII
piy 10 per cent, on Investment
TERMS ODe-fourth cash balance six. twelve,
and eighteen months. with 6 per cent. Interest ;
or on agreement longer crt dit given. o,
EDWARD =. GODn1S.
re1a Auctioneer.
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PHILADELPHIA RICH @F-A
i MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIPS
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEk.-Untl further notice the steamers OF
this line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY IT 2 O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates fOc all parts of New
jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi.
tienCe, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool ana Antwerp uia Red Star anc American
steamship lines and bills OF ladng sirnet through.
Passage 20 Philadelphia, lDcuding meals
5ta;eroGm, ". W. 7. PORTER, Agent,
au No 1925 Dock street
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OFFICE OF CANTON INSIDE LINE,l
FOR PHILADELPHIA, february l5, 1875.
SPECIAL NOTICE. &#sfs
The steamers of the CANTON INSIDE Line,
FOR PHILADELPHIA, have resumed their rcgu-
lar trips, aud are now receiving and discharging
frclglits to and from Philadelphia at their wharf
I'owhatan Line picrl, corner Of Twenty-sccond
and Dock streets.
felG-5t J.. 3. TATUM, Agent.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, February II, 1875.
SALEs.-s1, 900 Virginia coupons sold at Gu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18
BY James II. Taylor Il Son,
Real Estate AGENT and Auctioneers,
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND, FRONTING ON THE ) UTH SIDE Of
MAIN BETWEEN FlFFEtHTH AND shEES-
TENTH STREETS, KNOWN AS TIE MID.
DIE TENtMENT OF The c" "MANS'9 -
A. l.. JACOBS, ESQ. Al ACCIIOH.-B by virtue
Of deed nf trust executed On The 2lat DAY OF so
vember. 1862. IN the subscriber. from VI. y:
Kracksr, recorded In the clerks office OF Richmond
Hastings (now Ihancerrl Court. in ID; b. 10 A,
page 527, SECURE the payment Of certain IL Rota-
bic notes therein mentioned, az the request 81 me
beneficiary IN said d. ed, and In conformity Th me
directions OF decree of the Crancery Court OF I've
city OF Richmond pronounced on ne 21ih dsY 81
Nav 1871, in the case OF h cdI rS. i RI; h.r.
shall sell at public dLcisn. upon he premises "f
MONDAY the lst day of March 1870, 1t IL
O'Clock NJ. Nf fair: II not III" first fnir DAY her.
after, SI-ay tAcepteG.) that desirable Bhlth
STORE and Unwilling on the soulh 'lce al
Main between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets,
No. 1925. The lot fronts tweht!- onr rect t"p
inches, and runs back LiEciy.tour feet to An aicy
teen feet "itie.
TERMS: nough IN cash 10 pay the expenses OF
sale ana the sum of s2.09l.l9 With inter- from
May 27. 1871, at the rale OF ten per cent. per an
mum untll paid. ,,,
Terms as 10 surplcs of the proceeds of sale viii
be made known at the hour Of sale.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR, Trustee
JAMES n. TAYLOR & son. Auc'inneerS. IL