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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-03-02

H. A. Biekley's Furniture Factory
is at the corner of Depot and Ed
mond Sts., Va. Hill Bedsteads, Blu
eaus, Safes, &C., made to order. Horse
power is used for running machinery.
A supply OF metallic and other burial
cases kept on hand and supplied to or
der. Mr.. Buckley has an extensive
trade, and is well known as a reliable
z H. u.
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to meet at point on Muddy Creek, 70 De see
lectcd by the seconds. They were 10 place
their backs together, and at signal were 10
march each eight steps to the front ana wh'ei
and fire. Hour of meeting, lo O'CLOCK the
morning after the acceptance.
The news was. soon heralded over the
town Of the coming duel, and all kinds oil
speculations were made as to the result.
This kind of sport was something new and
pleasant, and the saloons did an ex'raamo1nt
of business that night, and many beds were
untouched by persons who were afraid they
would oversleep themselves and miss the
sport.
AT last the morning came, and the whole
of the male population were on the qu,
uipe. The line Of march was taken up, and
the procession wended its way toward ro-
mantle spot known as Cedar Bluff.
The Vircinian had sobered of consdera'
blv. and began TO relent Of his rashness.
Having arrived upon the ground chosen by
the seconds, be readily agreed to settle the
difficulty with one shot each. Frequent il
baiious were INDUCED in, and both OF the
principals showed they were the worse by
iiuuor The excitement ran at lerer-heat
when tho duelists were placed in position.
back TO back, and the eight PAGES were
STONED off. The seconds acted in the dou'
BILE capacity Of bottle holders, and each gave
his man a drink, when hands were shaken
and farewes exchanged. The word
Forward. march !" was given, when each
Of the principals marched directly to the
front eight paces. and wheeled as the WORD
fire was giveo. Each man shot, but not al
bis adversary, as there was an eight-foot hill
between them, the seconds having chosen
the top of ridge or backbone" and eacf
man bad marched out of sight of the other
The crowd was not long in seeing th'
pint" when loud burrah went up, ant
the virginian "set up" many gallon of ole
rye over his duel. The principals were TIT
best of friends before night, and went TO
gethcr on jolly SPREE.
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AUCTION sALEs-ra,urc ,,.v.
BY W. Goddin.
Arcttoneer and Heal Estate Agen:.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VAL

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALE
4 ABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS Tur
"CHESTER" HOTEL, ON THE RICHNttHt,
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD, THikTEFg
MILES FROM RICHMOND AND NINE. Mii -
FROM PETERSBURG.--As trustee In the de,a NJ
trust from W. II. Harvard aoG wife, bearing t,,,s
1st December. 500, duly recorded TO Ch,seru.I5
County Court, ] sbail. In execution thereof. mr.
ceed TO sell nj public auction, on tho premises =,
the village or Chester, on SATURDAY The 2o,S
OF February. 1875, At O'Clock r. NJ. that TKit,Y
VALUABLE PROPERTY locate as above cor
slstiDs OF a LOT OF THREE and TAR Ef-OJr.p--
TER ACRES, on which sands large and eInaf-
lent HOTEl., continuing about tfirtecn rooms h.
STOREHOUSt. with several ouy-buildIngs suI,ah,a
for such m establishment. This properly Is wei
located Tor hoie or bOardlng-scho,i, or col,eg.
being so aces Sibe on a lie ,ding railroad nN'
TERMS :'F nnugh In cash TO DERRY costs Of all.
and TO pay on The balance past due IN thrc. h,nJ
beihg about ~ $50: ona credit 10 81 900 mill
list DECEMBER, 1875; on a further crrdir =. -
$1,000 until lst December, 1876: on a inr,bs
credit as 10 II 900 until LIST Decsinb.r ISy7 LII
cent. from 1st day oil December. 1864 I'M "a Vt
and as to the residue II any on such reTms PIG;
be anuounced at the hour Of sale. The ghoi , 'lat
payments 10 be secured by deed Of trnS, 90 he va,
prty. WILLIAM ANELx.
ia 29-td Tru.,sc
At The same time and place will be So d Two nm.
the plan OF Chester. under 4 deed OF trusf fron,
Almond Phillips and wife 20 John Elow.cIt. trustee
for the benefit OF Joseph H. Sneai. 'es'
TERMS: Made known at ssr.
-s+ WILLIAM hMReES
lie IL Suosiltn' ell TIus'cc
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LOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE, SihA5s
Il rooms. on Oregon Hill, at MA per month. Ill
Brick HOUSE, four rooms, adjoining the
above, at Sl1 per month. r,
nr,ces for rrntbv W, K. POLK & CO.,
u 70 90 No. Tenth street.
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How TO Write Up - COncert-A First
Class Musical Critic.
Iiawkeye.

The concert given last evening by the
members of the Musical Convention which
has been in session here was decidedly
musical success, and would no doubt be q
fine success financially if it should be re-
peated some time when the weather was not
ranging around at 1T degrees below zero,
and bunting for cool place at that.
We will say right here that in our pro.
grsmmcless search for names and people
county official, for whose election to bis
present high and honorable position we
blowed, and lied, and voted told us great
lot OF people were from Denmark who never
saw Denmark, and we didn't find out diff
ferenlk until this article was all in type; and
rather than tear it all to pieces and sit up till
daylight to have it reset, we will just say
right here that when we assign Abingdon
artists and others to Denmark it isa scratch,
and shau't count.
The opening chorus was the old English
glcc Hail, Smiling Morn," and was given
IN spirited style. We always did like that
song, and it is worth pension TO hear us
sing it. We have known people-strong,
brorZed men, to whose eyes tears had been
strangers for many long years stop in the
street as they were passing by when we
struck the line
"From whose bright presence darkness flies
away-hay hay hay hay hay -hay-hay-
iny-hay hay hay hay-nay-
hay-hayhay hay
Inv
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From the st. Louis Dcmocrat.l
A Duel In Pettis County in Early
Times, In which Colon el Sam. Lowe
was EngaGed-TwO Shots, and then
the Drinks were Set In.

The Sedalia B020o relates the following
good story, in which our distinguished tc.
low-c,tizen Colonel. Lowe figures. ItshouId
be remarked that the Colonel has got over
all the nonsense be once INDUCED in, and is
an exemplary member Of the-knights of
PythiaS:
Twenty years ago the dilapidatcd old burg
known As Georgetown was one Of the most
thriving villages in Central Missouri. 1t
contained as jolly IL set of souls as ever lived,
always ready for fight, fun, or foot-race.
Taxes then were about one fifth OF one per
cent, and good whiskey could be bought for
thirty-fre cents per gallon. ...
All the hard work was done by the ne
groes, while the "whitc trash" killed time
playing cards, horse-racing, pcrpetrating all
kinds OF practical jokes, and drinking the
aforesaid cheap whiskey. II was no disgrace
then 10 go on weeks spree. as the best peo.
pie in the country frequently did.
Colonel Samuel A. Lowe, now of st. Louis,
was then the county and circuit clerk and er-
Cticio recorder, and even then had time 10
spare, which he devoted to the worship of
Bacchus. Then, as now, Sam. was little
insulting when in his cups, and on one occa-
sion insulted citizen of the place, high.
strung Firginiap, who now lives in Sedalia
anu lo'oNs tue satuc DuSlneSS ue was tuen
engaged in. .,
The Of. +. v" pockcted the insult for
the time being, but it soon came his turn to
get drunk, and then he called Samuel to &C.
count. sam. wanted TO apologize, but this
would not wipe out the Insult with the Vir-
ginian. lie wanted to settle il according TO
the code of honor. This gave show for
fun, and the bystanders took Sam. out and
told him he must accept the challenge. But
he was not as boodthrsty. then as he hss
been since getting command Of a regiment Of
81. Louis miitis, and associatins With such
dare.deyils rs Joe Colcord. He reyolted
at the very idea OF killing man, and
was more greatly moved at the idea of being
killed. After Il lengthy conversation, and
being assured 1t would only end in fun, be
agreed to accept, and designated his second,
fine-looking young doctor, who now resides
in St. Louis, aud is engaged i'll the life insu.
rauce business. "Oid Nirsina" chose his
second, and the tpgmS were soon agreed upep.
The parties were 10 fight with tae oid.fash.
Toned horse-pistol, loaded with Dali; were
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A man who knows himself about the mat
ter ia hand can always get the ear of an audi
ence to the exclusion of every body else.
The power of his speech is that it is per-
fectly understood by all, and | believe it 10
be true that when any orator at the bar or in
the Senate rises in his thought he descends
in his language. That is, that when he
rises to any height of thought or of passion
he comes down to level with the ear of all
his audience. / observe that all distin-
suished poetry is written in the oldest and
simplest English words. There is point
above coarseness and below refinement
where propriety resides.-Emerson.
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Nv Lyue IL Brother,
Dy y HI " III WHIT
Real Estate Agents and AnctioIeers,
No. 1912 Main street.

MEAT FRA MED HOUSE, Nc. Hi, ON
~ THE EAST LINE OF TWENTY-FlFTH
STREET BETWEEN AND . STREETS. At
AUCTIUS.-We shall. at the rsIurst Of parties
sell at public auction, on the premises, on Won
DAY the l5th day of February. 1873. at iociock
L. NJ, the LOT with neat RAMrD DWELL
ING thereon loo tted a. above described.
pied by J. T.. MOuntcasllc. containing about iv"
rooms; kitchen, ana good W II Of water IN the
ward. This Is most eXcelen: little home. AMI ot
fers n good induccment fJrau investment.
TERMS: Liberal, amt made known at he hour u
sale. LYME BROTHER.
IL IL kucbur r,
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BY James IL. Taylor 4 Sou,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, FRONTING ON THE ,UTH SIDE Of
MAIN BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVEN.
TENTH STREETS, KNOWN AZ THI NID.
DIE TENEMENT OF THE "NANSIOT
House" AND AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY
A. L. JACOBS, ESQ. AT AUCTION BY virtue
Of deed Of trust executed Oh the list day OF No..
vember. 1862. 10 the subscriber. from VI. ~
Kracker, recorded In the c'erk's Office OF kichmond
Hastings (now thancery) Court, ia ID. Is. - /,
page 327, TO secure the payne nt OF certain gotta
be notes therein mentioned at the request 81 the
beneficiary In said d cd and In confGrWt, with The
directions of decree OF the Craucery Court OF the
city of Richmond pronounced on he 9th DAY OF
MAY, 1871, In the case OF she'iS rs. IRA :krr, |
shall sell at public drctsn. upon The premises on
MONDsY the 1st day of Siarch. 1875, at II
O'Clock NJ, (t fair; II not. The first fair iay there.
after. Sun'ay excepted.l that desirable BRICK
STORE and DIV Filling on the south Side IL
Main between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets,
No. 1928. The lot fronts t1eaty-one feet TWO
inches, and runs back ninetyiour feet to an alley
fifteen feet wide.
TERMS Enough in cash to pay the expenses OF
sale AND the sum Of S2.O91.13 With Interest from
May 81, 1871, at the rate of ten per cent per aG-
NUN until paid.
Terms as TO surplus Of the proceeds Of sale VIII
be made known at the hour OF sale.
JAMES 81. Ta YLOR, Trustee.
JAMES N. TAYI OR Il Son. Auc'luneerS f.
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nCTTOv sALEs-T'bis Day.

WE WILL SELL THIS SATURDAY,
w at auction. at o'clock, at 207 brosa stfSes,
for n party declining business, lot OF hlseeha-
neous Goocs. comprising In part
Mems Clothing. shuwls undershirts, and Drawers
Ladies' SHAwLs ard WORsTED JAcRElS'
Chiidren's SHOES and Misses HATS.
BED-COvEHLETS, BLANKETS. nno IooHaEn
PANES: lot of CROCKERY and GLASsWAkE'
e 'o' w. SMITH & CO.,
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. February 12.-The following Is the
comparative cotton statement for the we x: Net
ceipts at all United States ports, 104, l63 bales;
same week last year 2S,5S0 bales; total to date.
2736,0 Q3 bales; to the same date last year. S26,
444 bales. Exports for the week, 725,e29 bales
same week last year, 69,S bales ; tolai 10 dale,
1880 bales; to sumo date last year, 1'5 SSS2
bales same time last year. S4S330 bales. Stock al
all inferior towns, 137,494 bales; same time last
year 1874 S4S bales Stock at Liverpool, 1853. 600
bales; same time last year, 622 900 bales. Anne
rcan cotton aoat for Great Britain, 29S, 600 bales
same time last year, 349, 600 bales.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. February 12.-Cotton dull but
ern -four dull and declining; common To ialr *
ira, ~. 7O@f5.4O; good to choice. f?;43,@f :,
Wheat quiet and in buyers favor: Fl.lsMsl;Z5
western: *1.25@i1.30 tor white western. Corn
4 shade lirmrr; 81 MS2c. for western mixed; OF
a SIC. for yellow western. Coffee quiet ana uil'
changed sugar active at &c. Grand advancing
Kice uuict and UNCHANGED Talow quiet at 81
Rosin steady Pork frmer: new, Sl9;3Is. Lara
heavy ut l4G1 4iSc. for prime steam. hlskey IT.
regular and unsettled. Freights quiet.
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d E nov A L.
SHANKS, BARRETT & WILSON,
PLUMBERS, TIMERS, GAS AND STEAM
FILTERS,
having taken possession Of the large and conmo-
dOus store
1906 MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH,
would respectfully invite the special attention OF
their customers and the public 10 general 70 thelr
large and well assorted stock OF stoves, Ranges.
safe MIantles Gas Chandeliers. Gas-FlxtureS, liy-
draulic Rams. Pumps, IIydrants. BatE-Iu6s, Water
Closets, alhS Sho% and every variety OF I'm
ware and ITousefurnIshing Goods. Tin and Stove
Material, Gutterng, Spoutng. Lead Iron ana Terra
Gotta Pipes, &C.. &C., wholesale ana retail.
Particular attention given TO Plumbing, Gas ana
Steam Fitting, tulvcrting, and Tin-Rootng intheir
various branches. Please give US Il call.
SHANkS. BAkRETr Il WlLSON, =,
/ FOG Main street between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, Richmond. Va. Ia 2o-lm
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81 l.. ID. Escho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionear,
No. @ north Fourteenth street,

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
l. us FIVE ACkfS MORE oR LESS or
LAND BETWEEN OSBORNE TURNPIKE AND
WILAIa MSBURG STAGE-ROAD. IL HENRIGO
COUNTY, AND ONE UNDIVIDED MOLE
OF GROUND-REST OF SECOND TENEM EST
WEST FROM SHOCkUE CREEK. ON sutsTH
SIDE OF MAIN STREET. IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue cf = deed
Of trust executed BY DAVID Baker, Dr., dated %
April 1879, TO Andrew +. Elicit ;the derstgnedl.
daly recorded In Henrico County Court clerks
office and ChaLcery Court clerks office, city Of Rich
mond. M Il. Berkeley assignee OF ID. Baker, Jr.. In
bankruptcy, uDitiuYl. We wll sell Oh the premises.
com nencing with the grouud-rent, on TUESDAY
the 1blh day Of February, 1875, at - O'Clock "a.
the FIVE ACRES OF LAND mentioned In sale
deed. lying as above, and known as Watsss Brick
Yard, which viii be divided II def med advisable
aud the undivided molety Of GROUSD-kESg,
payable by the owner OF The second tenement west
or shockoc creek, the south side OF Main street
In the city of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dollars
ninety-one and two-'hird cents, payable ON the Hrs
days or January of each year forever"
TERMS: For the brick-yard property one-fourtf
cash; balance at six. twelve aud eighteen aonlhs
interest aaed In negotiable notes secured 6y deet
OF trust. For the sround.rent, cash.
ANDREW Il. ELL KIT, Trustee.
| fec y. b. BERkELAi, Assignee,
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T RON, S T E Ell, & O.

A full assortment u best REFINED IRON,
consisting OF
ROUNDS, SQUARES, FLATS, and SnAFTISCs,
0vALs, HALF-OyALs, and HALF-kouSpS, an
HOOP;
HORsE-SHOE. NAu.-ROpS. and SHEET
MAJORS CAST and SHEAR STEEL,
ENGLISH and AMERICAN BLISTEHED 2TKEL,
GERMAS and TIRE-STEEL:
PIH-TlS, PIG and BAR-LEAD and SHELTER,
EISSi.a SanET-lRoS and SfIEET-ZINC.
Il, ls-3tawSw e. & S. wORTHA2i ..s\CO.
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BY James NJ, Taylor Il Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiouerr,,
corner Eleventh and Bank strret..

VALUABLE AND MOST DESIRABLE
Y THREE-sTORY BRICK RESIDENCE, on
THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE STREE I EE-
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH SlRhtl>.AT
AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY the l0th day Of
February, 1879 we viii eel on The PREMISE. al
AZ O'Clock L. NJ. that valuable and most desirable
THRtE->rORT BRICK RESIDENCE. lraid
as above stated, and adj lining The residence Of Dr.
Wexford. having eleven rooms. with gts anG gas
fixtures throughout, marble nantes; besides,
Kitchen with four rooms, bathroom, &C. The lot
fronts 32b feet and runs back about 100 feet 10
paved alley his sale should attract the attention
Of persons sect ing residence II being On "u" Of
the NEST beautiful and rapidly improving streets in
the city,
TERMS: Accommodating and made known at
sale. JAMES VI. TAYLOR & >DH,
fe g auctun.cr>.
P0STPOSEMEST.
In consequences Of inclemency OF IN" weather The
above sale j. postponed nh MONDAY the ljfh Of
February, 1878 at The same hour.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR K son,
fe 10 kuctiOnccrS
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NV YORK. February -Noon.-stocks active'
ruso,,led. and lower. Money, 2H Gold, ll4's.
Exchapec-Long, Asa short, 4S7. Governments
active and lower States quiet.
Erening.- Money easy at 2@2H. sterling qule'
ut 4S4. Gold dull and firm at l145s. uo'erh'
,n.p,s dull and steady. States quiet and nominal.
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GARDEN SEEDS,
FRESH AND RELIABLE,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT

Send for catalogue. Ia 20
THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
l. III its extent and equipment, Is une4ua!led by
any printing establishment, In the South. Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
WORK.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
promptly and neatly executed, and al low prices.
GOOD WORK, GOOD MATERIAL. AND Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look at some OF our
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS 81 to Is per 1000.
VISITING CARDS soc. to IL for 50.
LETTER HEADS II to 1919 per ream.
BILL HEADS 81 to SO per ream.
CIRCULARS $3.50 to 81 per l 900.
HANDBILLS 81 TO 43 per 100.
Corresponding low prices for other kinds OF
work. 81
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK q spe-
cial,y. The fact that have for the past twenty
five years been doing The most Of this class OF work
Is evidence that we are prepared 70 do 1t promptly
aud satisfactorily.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE PROP

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE PROP
EkTY ON THIRD sTREET-By virtue Of de-
cree pronounced on The l 4th Of january, 1874, by
the Chanccry Court OF the cuy Of Richmond. IN the
suit therein dc pending by The style OF shanks Il
Barrett Stanley, trustee IT nis, the undersigned,
special commissioner appointed by said decree viii
offer for sale at ion. on he premi ses, on L y
Day The 23d of February, S75, Al the hour OF 7.
~ of That day, the LOT In sa.d decree mentioned
with the uewly- BRICK ID " ELL Nc there
on on the east side of Third Street Cary street,
fronting said Third street g.; feet aud running
back In depth between parallel lines 1905 feet 10
an alley In the rear.
The uboye-namtd house has been but recently
erected and Is finished In the best style, with all
modern improvements, Including bathrooms,
range, with hot ana cold water, gas &C.; and the
premises are IN most desirable and raridly-im-
proving ncighbOrhOCd
ERMS: Cash as 10 0ne-third Of the purchase
money; residue in equal Instruments ut SIX and
twelve mouths six per cent Interest added pur-
chaser to execute negotiable notes for the deferred
plyments, anu titic retained until the whole OF the
purchase money Is piid and convt vance directed
by the court. Taxes for present year 10 be paid by
the purchaser. EDW ARD \. CANSON.
f. l3-dtus Commissioner.
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have heard an eminent preacher say that
be learns from the first tones of his voice on
sunday morning whether he is to have u
successful! day. A singer cares little for the
words OF song. A good singer will make
any words glorious. The same holds with
the orator. call him In church good
reader who can weave poetry into any hymn
in the hymn.book-a thing which any orator
can d0.-,EirersoR,
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By Edward c. Goddin,
Rial Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lOl5 Main street.

TWO VERY NEAT DWELLINGS. ON
i BEVERLEY STREET BETWEEN ZINE
AND 'BELVIDERE STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUG rION.-On THURSDAY the 18Th instant;
sell two FRAMED DWELLINGS, Jdst completed,
containing five fus.zeI rooms. Ihs lot 10 each Is
l6I feet by 100 deep. Water Oh the premises.
These are unusually well.built houses In mos
excellent neIghborhood. and will be sold low; VIII
ply 10 per cent. on investment
Terms: One-fourth cash /; balance six. twelve,
and eighteen months. with 6 per cent. interest !;
or on agreement longer or. dit given.
EDWARD u. GODDIS.
fa IA Auctioncer.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY -, 1875.
No arrivals.
SAILED.
steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New YORK, merchan-
disc and passengers, G. W. Allen & Co.
MEMORANDA.
BATH, Me, February 6.-Arrived schot ner
Roamer, Mcfarland, from Chickahominy river.
LIVERPOOL, January 23.-Cleared, bark Helene,
Rlschen. for Hampton Roads.
NEW YORK, February 10.-Arrived. schooners
B. Jones, Crltenden, and Chingar0ra, Jackson,
from Virginia.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NEWCASTLE, DEL. February 10.-The wreck OF
the steamtug Hudson lies above the upper icc-per,
twenty feet outside OF The pier There Is only eight
feet OF water on the top of her steam drum at low
water aud vessels should be cautious In approach
Ing the pier.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, February 12.-Arrived: ApNsSlnla,
Cuba Arrived out: Saudusky, Ulrika, Ridders-
kirk, Charter.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, February 12.-Flour dull AUD M,
changed. Wheat dull and heavy Corn quiet ana
steady: white southern. 7S@SUc.; yellow, 79c
Oats quiet: southern, 67G6Sc. Provisions steady
and firm, with brisk order demand. Pork. sl3'230
$50. bacon active: shoulders. SIC. Lard, l34U
i4Ir. Coffee unchanged. Whiskcy steady; west
eru, Sl.l0. sugar firm ii l0S@1Osc.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The following Is tile report of Mr.. H.: Glnmi.
vech,nasrrr of the arrival. sale &C. OF I'VE STOCK
from the 9Th to the 12lh of February. 1879:
TATrLE.-2UO head sold from 3|gY6Ec. gross
II H0Gs.w44s lead sold from 9gaAc. net for com
mon to zoo q. ox,-,
VEALs.-Pnr head sold from 3tUSlo.
Mich COWS.-,S22MS45.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-13
BY Edward &. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
NO. lUlJ Main street.

TXCELLENT BRICK STORE WITH
IL DWELLING ABOVE, ON EIGHTEENTH
STREET BET VEN MAIN AND FRANkLIN.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY the 9Th
Of February, 1875. | will sell, on III" premises ut
81 O'Clock L. NJ. the BRICK STORE No. north
Eighteenth street occupied by Mr.. ". Williams,
with four rooms abov0. The lot front, 81 81 2
te, and runs back 40 feet This Is Favorable op
portumty Tor getting "A good busiGeSs-slaad or to
make an Investment. The property Will pay III
teen per cent on cost.
TERMS Onc-ihird cash; balance In six and
twelve months with six per cent. inicres. added,
fcS EDWARD C. GODDIN, E7ctioneer.
The above sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY,
7Fh In. ant, ut the same hOur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-13
rJIJrAED MARKETS.

CHICAGO, February II Flour dull aud nomi-
nal corn alranccd-in fair demand; No. 2 mixed,
G2a.f, 62sc. PORK in fair dcnIand aud lower al
Lard Gull; holders anxious 10
sell al Nl3.57H. WhiSkey, 81. OF.