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CINfJSSATI MARKETS.

ClNCISxATI. February 12.-Flour dull. Corn
trmcr al 70a 73c Pork firm at II S,75@sl9 Lard
firm: steam. ! 3 62h; kettle. lac Bacon sle,uy
Shoulders. Sc: clear rib, 1U7s@ 1c.; clear. Dg
Ike. Whiskey firm III 81. i q.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. February 12.-FlOur unchanged.
Corn duh at GSG70c. Pork firm al 800 Bacon
q aiei and UNCHANGED. Lard-Stcam. lac: teTcc'
rM.l4lc " hiskcy iirIner BagglEg, l2Q lZ;gc.
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BY N. NJ. Lee,
Anctinnrer and Real Estute Agent.

rVRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TIMBERED AND FARMING LAsp IN
THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE. NA,-By virtue
of deed of trust executed by William Il. bsanul,
,Jr and Anna Corbin Brander MS wlie' oelring
date the 9th or December, 1873. ana hliiy recorncu
In the clerks Office Of the County Court OF Carohe
Iaymsnt OF the sum OF 49, l00 eYidcnceh
nv Two negotiable notes therein described ana In
ierest on the same at the rate of eight per centa
ner annum from maturity until paid, ana ue1auli
having been made In The payment OF sad NOTES, anu
being so requested by the holder Thereon, we, u
trustees aforesaid, shall proceed 10 sei ~ PUZZLE
Ira T., Thomas, on SATURDAY. February 10
1873 at / O'Clock NJ. the property ihertin con-
yeyed and described as follows: All mat piece VI
Marcel of land Wing in Caroline county. va, con-
lining 732H ACRES, more or less. AND known as
the balance OF LOT No. IN plat OF DIVISION Oh tne
Reeds plan tutfon. and Is bounded by the Matia-
ponl river the lands Of the Berkeley estate, Mr.
Ira - Thorn. S, and others; 100 ACRES eAce'teht
low grounds cared the BALANCE aoounds III I'd"
timLer of the finest quality and wood, Icing eignt
miles from the Richmond, Frederick sourg ana 70.
tomac raIlr Oad ana 1t IS believed the tlin9er anu
wood can he transported by the Nattapnni river.
Aud uDnn the following terms, lo-wif: For cash
as to so much of the proceeds as may be necessary
10 ctray the expenses OF executing lhis trust tne
f. es for drawing and rect rcing th,s Cccd' anu 10
discharge The amount of money payahe upon tue
snd negotiable notes: and the balance at such Time
and in such manner rs the said William IL. Bran-
oer' 'f'' '"a" o'i WILLIAM !. CLoPTON,
DAVID l.. PULLIAM.
,ao7 Trustees.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE February 12.-VirSinia 6's, peters
a.. cousoIs. 54g West Virgiria's, 104. Noith
Carolina G's, old 81; new, ~; special taN, 3. BID
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ST JOIIIS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, February 12.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed: fair demand for low grades. Corn steady
No. . mixed, 63Ia@64c. in elevator. Whiskey,
sl.IO. Pork held at 1879. Bacon firm snoul-
ders, SEMS4c.; clenr-rib lie; clear, 114@1 l2sc.
Lar l3%c.
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EOR RENT, 4 BRICK HOUSE ON An
L Twcnt, seventh and Broad streets "a 5 sz:l
per month.
street $12 so per month.
f. BRICK HOUSE on sixteenth street between
Broad and Marshall: 81 per month.
One TENEMENT, No. 1862 Broad street;
$3.50 per month.
small FRAMED HOUSE on Twcnty-seyenth be-
tween VI aud streets; ~ per month.
FRAMED HOUSE wet Ninth street between
Leigh and NJ $50 per month.
Large FRAMED HOUSE. on Broad near FIJI
tenth street 81 per month
Two BRICK TENEMENTS Oh Fourth near Byrd
street; $50 per month cach
FRAMED HOUSE on MourGc between Franklin
and Grace streets; y 6.GG per month.
Small FRAMED HOUSE on Main between Sc
conh and Third: Sl2 so per month.
small BRICK HOUSE on Marshall street near
Church Institute; S12 per month.
Two small FHAMtb HOUSES 1T foot OF POOR
hou Hill: IS 25 per month.
Ed. EAGHO, Real Fstate Agent.
fclO-4t No. Fourteenth street.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February II, 1873.
OFFERINGS.
WurAT.-Wbitr $50 bushels. Ped. $50 bushels.
f:nuV-Whtc CSC bushels Mixed, rs bushels.
OATS 612 bushels.
DRIED ApPLEs.-1O bushels.
SALES.
w1IEAT.-Whitc. 40 bushels fair at Sl2o; LIP
bushels fair al II go IS bushels gooa at $50
2S bushels good at S1.2S. Total, 32i phSheis'
WUEAT.-kcd 50 bushels al Sl.25.
COHS-Whitc. 220 bushels rcy good ~ &c
400 bushels very good on private Terms. 1otdl'
G2O bushels.
OATs,-54 bushels on private terms.
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OVER $123.t00 WORTH OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

lhPOh1ANJ ~ LIE nhbE AM y bhAC'
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
Great bankrupt sale Of DRY GOODS at the
large aud spacious
STORE 1000 MAIN STREET,
opposite the post-ofhce,
commencing on
WEDNESDAY, February II, 1875.
A large consignment of
FOREIGN AND DOME sTIC DRY GOODS,
consisting Of
West of. England, French, and German Broad ano
Narrow Wo0llen Cloths, Of all shades and colors;
French English. aud Scotch Fancy 1weeds and
Iassneres Furback. Moscow. and Esquimau1
Beavers, Chinchillas, Vestings. Cloaktngs, &c
Also. scotch. French. and German Paisley, Casn-
mere, o.. enslInd, ottoman, Lace, ana otber lash-
10! able ana desirable Sllawls.
Dress Goods in great variety, such as heavy Black
ami (Olored siIss SattDs Irish and Lyons Poplins
Atwood MeiinoS elnes, Satteen cloths, d rSes,
elegant Imported Plads, Alpacas, fmpress Cloths,
&C.. &c. .u,
yeIyet Vclvetcens, and ine Plush Sutings. Prints,
Bltached and Uub, cached Cottons from one to
three wards WIDE. large line Of English and
ma lean Blankets. FiaDnels; Ladies, Eente'
mems. and Children's Hosiery, Gloves, &c. 10.
pcrher with very choice and wellseected stock Of
Velvet. Bru: sells Administer, Tapestry and Ingram
Carpetiugs, Rugs, &C !; Uamask AMI Nottingham
Lace Curtains. Table and other Linens, NAPKINS
Turkey ked, &C.; from medium 10 finest imported
Marseilles and Turkish Quits, and u variety CT
other goods too numerous 10 mention.
sale 10 continue, from day to day until the entire
stock Is disposed OF, the whole to be sold without
reserve In lots TO suit all for cnSh.
Sales will commence daily at 10 A. NJ. and 2 and
7PM, fe l3-Ew
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T0ITSE AND LOT ON DUvMG

HOUSE AND LOT ON Duf A. al
II STREET FOR SALE PRlVAIhL.ii '[,ns!,
The HOUSE Is No. 0, south SIDE OF uarSt ,,s' ~;
east, between FRS, and Fonshse n,o w.. or
In ali; good kitchen and eoal'houss. Mes /
Gaxi95; garden large enough 70 rsi,s W. Ss,en
s,lscienl For family web Of exee,'s isapiy ~
All the premises In ,horoash repair. ha.,r for SS
Years, and Is perhaps the hesnhiest IN sas si At
| PRIck: Al .75O-one-iith cash, si@ seiha, s3yQ;
4, Ia, 10, aud "A months, each inssai''
or 81, 800 cash. 40, IAN Ia sbosa %
Apply on the premises, which VIII 10 IS
| any one desiring to purchase.
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BY Cook Il Laught0n, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street

CPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
y OF FIRST.CLASS STOCK OF HOCSE-fUR-
NISbING GOODS, RUGS, LACE CURTAINS,
TABLt-COYERS, BKOCHE SHAMLS, &C.. NC,
Ar AUCTION.-Wll be scld. on THU RSDAf,
February IL. commencing at 1oH O'Clock, first
~'''' HOUSE-FURNISHINGG GOODS,
comprising
TOWELS:
NAPKfNS and Turkcy-red EOYLIES:
Satin. finished biearhed TABLE-CLOT
Pink Green, and Yellow FLAX table, CLOTHS
MAR>EILLES QUILTS;
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS and LAMGRE-
GUMS:
TOILEr-COvERS
Lace, Crochet, and hand-n made TIDES:
Embossed and Embroidered PIANO and TABLE
COVERS;
VELVET IIASSOCKS and RUGS, Administer Rugs
BRUSSELS, tapestry, and " DOL MATS:
Russia DIAPER, Linen SIIIRT-fROSTS;
Infants Embroidered ROBES;
Hamburger EDGlSt; and INSERTING;
BEoCHE SuAwLS;
BLAyK HEADED POCK' rs. &.
The above goods viii b. exhibition in the
saIesrooms Use 'omI iloorl on TUESDAY and WE'D
SEsDaY from / A. VI. 10 Z. VI. lhe atten-
ton Of the ladies Of this city Is particularly re-
uescd ~ this SALE a he good, will be sold In lots
10 enable them to supply their wants III Il moderate
manner
COOK & LAUGHTON, Auclioneers.
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REMOVALS.

RLAIR's DRUGSTORE HAS BEEN
three doors below to the corner of Broad ana Slnth
streets. Ic
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TAkE NOTICE.-The undersigned, rep
l. rcsentative of the owner OF Andersons ware
house, in the city Of Richmond Int nds 1Don the
I'd day of March, 1875, 10 close said warehouse US
4 place established by law for the Inspection aud
storage OF unmanufactuIe Ell crop-losacco- ihie no.
of an act OF the General Assembly passed April
20, 1867. Z. ID. EAH nv,
RICHMOND, February 1873. fe GID
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by James l.. Apperson.
Real Estate Auct!0Reer and Agent,
No. 1OlU Main street


TRUSTEE'S SALE AT AUCTION OF
4 PERSONAL PROPERTY.-By virtue of trust
cecd from l.. II. Kemp dated March 81. 1874. ant
duly recorded sseins thereto required b. The h"f-
fcJry), Will sell ~ his residence. Grcenwood-N
about sixteen miles belos Richmond. adjoining
Malvern Hill. &c, on SATURDAY. 271h Zebra
airy. 1875, at II A. NJ, one soEEEL MARE, one
SOHRFL HORSE, one BAY MULE. one RED cow,
three RED YEARLlSt.S, Al increase OF the mare
and COW: WAGON and two sets Of GEAR, GAIT
ami HARNESS, and SOW " nh eleven PICS &c.
TERMS: Cash AS to the debt secured, interest
and expense OF sale. ~.
A. b. APPERSON, Trustee.
Immediately after the above sals, BY virtue OF the
deed OF trust dand August 10, 1871 and duly re-
corded also executed by said Keno and his wife
hcjng theresa required 10y the bene fciaryl we viii
sen he CROP OF CORN last made on said Farm.
:. acknowledgement to BIZ about Gle tandreti
aud fifty barrels.
TIpWs: Cash l.. z. SPILnAN.
}. l.. APPERStE,
TsaStees.
Purchasers will please come prepared 10 settle.
fe II J. l.. APPERSOS. Aucsioneer.
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Auction Sales.--future Days.
AUNIEUN oNHEAS-H utuFp Noy5
BY Cook Il LauRhton, Aucrioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.
BzNKRUrrcr.
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC.

THE STOCK OF A NEW YORK WHOLESALE
HOUSE AT AUCTION.
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POSTPDSEMEST,

POSTPUNEMENT.
The inclcmency Of the weather having prevented
the ab We sale Ii will take place on MONDAY. 18Th
Instant. ut o'clock. The public arc respectfully
requested 10 call TO-DAY saturday. AID examine
the stock. COOK " LAG III On,
fp IA Aucioupers.
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CITY ACDITOR'S OFFiCE,t
Id ,crYx,pSn Eehruary 18Th

RICHMOND, February /, 1875.
NOTICE.-OWNERS OF LICENSED
~ WAGONS, BuGGYS. CARTS, and VEIL
OLFS of every description; also, of DOGS,
BITCHES, and GOATS, are hereby notified that
the yearly licenses expired January 81, 1875.
Applications for renewals TO be made at this office.
Delinquents will be dealt with according to oroi-
nance. j. b. kOYaTER,
10 1.1Ot Auditor.
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TOR RENT.-The elesanty.furnishedn
L and comfortably. arranged LODGER0OM Ely
over cur store IS for rent for THURSDAY and
FRIDAY NIGHTS. For terms apply at the office
of LEVY BROTHERS.
1C17 and 1919 Main street.
BALLROOM can be rented very low for any
night this season. fc ll-lT*
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rRANITE-FRONF STORE No. 10y ia
w ON The SOUTH SIDE OF MAtSunchUE
CREEK, FOk sALE.-The above st ~ philp
INV SLING, No. 1929, occupied " ~ ~ Tor S..ts
Ssoser n - ,.r ms I ssn Apply 10
frice anu 'sfhis Rs'sS3S' G0DDfH'
s.1l.qt Real Estise AuclGae - II.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr
llI3 Main street, next 10 the State Bank.
MONTHLY INSTALMENT PLAN. q

4 FEW DOLLARS MORE THAN THE ACTUAL
MONTHLY RENT WILL BUY THE
FOLLOWING HOUSES:
elegant large NEW BRICK HOUSES on Main
and LinCCn streets; ten rooms. iron '"rdAs
aud fencing; cooking. ranges. hot and cold water
throughout the house, bathrooms. SC. &c
houses are irstcliss residences. Only 80 per
month.
NEW BRICK HOUSE on Main street over
looking the Park; eight roosus-;60 per ~ mn.
2 FRANZ Hot SIS on Canal near Adan' s'lr.i;
SIX rooms. with gas and water, and side aiIcjs-
S37.5 per month.
8 FRAME HOUSES on Canal near FOCslIcr street,
six rooms. with gas and wat"r-S2U er myiH.
" B. These houses are now rented al 10 per
month.
A NEW FRAME HOUSE with five rooms h'trEen
with three rooms: stable. &c: ldi 20 D! 100
feet 10 an allcy-vcry de:iraDic-only 80 per
month. $1,000.
8 FRAME HOUSES; three rooms; Williamsburg
avenue near Nicholson stree,-Unly sl21J PER
month.
y. B.-Interest on monthly naym. Ms onlH *
per cent. ana eight per cent. allowed on all pay
ments made In advance. ,,
J. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real state SgcRt and aucnD1err'
fel3-3t lib H1in ..rrct.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, February IL, 1879.
sALEs.-a2, 200 Richmond city S's sold at lO2A'
$500 Richmond and DanviIle 6's sold at 87h'
co,n Bid. asked.
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ATCTIOSEERS. De.

wv 3. RATCLIFFE, AUcrONERR,
w. Nc 1917 FRANKLIN STREE.
will In future give my per sona attention 10 out
door sales OF every description Of MERCHAN-
Disc, especially 10 th sale Of stocss and
OF parties declining business; also, TO the sale OF
HORSES, MILES. CATTLE, &C., at the hozss-lot
every SATURDAY.
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FOE RErT.
BY j. Thompson BLOWN.
Real Estite Agent and Auctioneer,
l115 Main street. oppo5ite DfsDdtch office.


BY j. Thompson BLOWN.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
TOR RENT, STORE No. 424 Sixth gAs
L street. opposite Second Marke:--S20 80. III
No. 129 west Cary street lnew); six rooms
No 52l Pine near China s,reet-s7.
No. T26 west Clay street: six ro1ms-flJ.
30. i442 Main street boarding house); eight
No. 52l Foushee near Clay street; four rooms
Three FRAME HOUSES three roomsl on VIII
lIamsourg avenue near sicholson street ~: 81,
fel3-3t 1113 Main stEeet.
TOR RENT. The large and well-loca- a.
i ted STORE at present occupied by us as ~; -,
wholesale Fancy Goods and Notion House Will Os
for rent on or before the 9th Of March next First
Moor depth $50 feet. with skysh second a11 u.
100 feet: third story. 80 ret NJ store ms nne
III. S. VALENTINE Il CO..
fe 13-6t 1913 Main street.
TOR RENT, new BRICK HOUSE, g=s
Il 1903 west Clay street. Large yard. front ~ ~
and rear, feet each side; eleven r9"m Is aA
modem Improvements, good neighborhood' heht'
s'2'' Apply 'C.v.CLAsH tonver's factory.
fel3-1w* 507 Brook avenue.
DOR RENT. that large, three-story g.:
L BRICK sToREHoush No. -, on M, The n ~; =
east SIDE OF tn1rcpUtn DctWeeu jam oHu SHAS
S Any to- recently 9f sMEs ~ S6S
fe 13 St Real Estate Agents ard AMctloncers:
EOR RENT, that excellent HOUSE at a.
Il the southeast corner of Second and Main IL
IT has ten good rooms win an inc noueIh
improvements kitchen with four rooms good
4. J. CHEwSING, Religious Hsr"M office; 1i i
Main street. &c INV
DOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE, siXA:s
l. rooms. on Oregon Hill, at MA per month. iz;A
Brick HOUSE, four rooms adjoining the
ap Siso a. number pst OF oher HOUSES at various
nrces' for rent BY W. r. POLK & CO.,
'fel2-2i No. 7Tenih street
DOR RENT, SMALL BRICK a.
Il DWELLING on the west side Of LaurclEa :1
between Beverley and Albcmare streets, win
kitchen and good we'll Of water In the yard
Also, two BRICK STORES AND DWELLINGS
on The north side Of Cary between Ninth and
Tenth, streets Containing three rooms each be-
''H Also W., FIR Frame DWELLiNG On the west side
of Eighth between Main and Cary streets, contain;
Also. SMALL BRICK DWELLING on the
west side of Second between Clay and Leigh stletts
containing four rooms, with Kitchen 10 the yard.
Also Isi ri THkEE R0UMs in second story Of house
on the WI ST side of Seventh north OF Leigh street,
with Kitchen Ag PINES e NJ TAYLOR son,
&c ] 2-3t Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
DOR RENT.-The elegantly.furnished g..
L and comfortably. arranged LODGE.R0OM Hy
over cur store Is for rent for THURSDAY and
FRIDAY NIGHTS. For terms apply At !, the office
of LEVY BROI HESS.
1C17 and 1919 Main street.
BALLROOM can be rented very low i9r any
night this season. nc Id
NOR RENT, A BRICK HOUSE ON e.
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WOOD AND COAH.

GOAL AND WOOD.-hntbracte Coal
~ for CRATES. stoves land furnaces: Splint Lump
of the best quality, 50 81 per TWEEN y-hve bushels,
$3.50 per 1000 pounds Gumber;lnd ami (aSu-
nimont for sra,es and engines, S5.25TlS6. IS per
ION: clover Hill Coal and COke: oak and Pine
Wood. at lowest prices. 1t Z. ii. PAGES,
fel3 Nineteenth and cary stress.
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WT EDDING AND VISITING-CARDs,
W tasatiful, at the Dispatch Prtp.lussH0sse
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Drank u. HILL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, AUCTlONEER, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
M l ne Main - aet oDuos.fe new St.tla Bank,

Real estate and personal property snhi at public
auction or privately, houses and LANDS rented out,
and particular attention paiA 10 the lroInpi collec-
ton Of rents. Conyeyancing aud nosaral acSnowl-
Judgments promptly attended 10.
Real estaie negotiations OF every description
atten bed TO- no 23-3m
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A NTHRACIrE COAL, ALL SIZES.
II screened and weighed; SpLINT COAL. all
lump best in market: CLOVER HILL LUMP,
very superior; SOFT LUMP COKE. uneqnallcd ;
Engine COAL extremely cheap; SEASONED
KINDLING and CJUkING-WUDD, sawed and
split-popular, economical. and convenient; LONG
WOOD very low-all cheap AZ Ninth and cary
streets. feel j. Il. WATKINS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AL tIANAC, FEBRUAKY IS, 1875.
sun rises.......... 6.42 Moon sets.......... loo
Sun SETS. ....... SIS High tde..........10.34
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FURNITURE.

w ALSUT FURNlTURE.-Wc call "a
w attention 10 our fine stock OF WALNUT Ee4a
DREssISG-CASE SUITS; BEDsTEADS, BU- TIT
EEACS, WASISTASDS: large sock OF "AED-
ROBES of the best material. styles, aud finish. We
pledge To sell from ten TO fifteen per Gent less than
inferior styles sell ut auction-SaeS. All other goods
propoTioialcly cheap. Cali and test the i ovc
f. s Am Ei;AIHRIf,HT. ! 6 Govern street.
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Purchasers will please come prepared 10 settle.
fe J. L. AppERSON. Aucsioneer
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ERANkLIN COAL.
will deliver this celebrated COAL, direct iron
vessels, at very low figures. Those wishing 10 SUP
ply themselves for the winter will please cali and
leave their orders. -
1yl1 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
The Maryland Grangers.

ANNUAL SESSION AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF OF
FIoERs, DC.
The annual session of the Maryland State
Grange opened at Frederick on Tuesday. The
Grange has within its Jurisdiction 1853 subordi-
nate lodges. and represents in the aggregate
6,000 patrons. f..l-4
Worthy Master Moore presided, and In his an
nual address he dwelt upon the great benefits
the Grange had been to the farmers Of the State
in causing all kinds OF business to be conducted
upon q more economical basis, and consequently
cheapening all kinds Of goods bought for caah-
He also spoke of the abuses In the tobacco trade
and characterized the dog law as matter need
ing instant attention. 4L
The election for officers for the ensuing year
resulted as follows Master James T. Moore,
of Montgomery county overseer, A. d. Wood
ruff, Somerset county; lecturer, James g. Robin
son. Anne Arundel county; stewart, John W.
Carey, Kent county; assistant steward, Thomas
s. Iglehart, Anne Arundel county; treasurer,
James N. Chiswell Frederick county; chaplain,
James Barlow, Howard county, secretary, Ed
ward Hall of B., Anne Arundel county gate
keeper, VIM. Hepburn, Kent county Ceres.
Mrs. James T, Moore Montgomery county Z;
Flora Mrs. J. E. Wilson, Montgomery county /;
Pomona, Mrs. Il. s. Coudan, Cecil county lady
assistant steward, Mrs. J. W. Carey, Kent conn
ty.
The executive committee is chairman, Thos.
Shepherd, of Carroll Capt. Geo. Thomas, Of
st. Mary's Gen. e. L. F. Hardcastle, of Talbot;
Col. j. 4. Emory, of Queen Annes ex-Mayor
Samuel Hinks Of Frederick and F. A. Bowen,
Prince Georges. -l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
DoIaware state Orange.
SECOND ANNUAL MEETING AT MiLFoRD-rHE BARR
IMPEACHMENT oAsE DISPOSED OF.
Special Correspondence of the Commercial. Oh

SECOND ANNUAL MEETING AT MfLFoRD-rHE BARR
IMPEACHMENT oAsE DIsPosED OF.
spscial Correspondence of the Commercial. ,s
MILFORD, DEL, Dec. IA. 4
The Delaware State Grange met in the hall OF
Milford Grange, this afternoon, at o'clock
Nineteen of the twenty four, Gnoludipg new
Grange organized at Laurel on Monday,) sunor-
diuate Oranges were represented.
Worthy Master Rosa called the Grange to
ORDER and after the opening exercises Y om-
mittee on Credentials was appointed, consisting
of Bros Robbins, Day and Learned. Bros
Dilworth, Dean and Roush were also oonstitu-
ted Committee on Order of Business.
The report Of the Executive COMMITTEE was
read and approved. The comforting of the fifth
deqree was made the special order for a. m
on Wednesday. Resolving to work i'll strict ao-
cordance with the ritual, the Grange took q re-
cess till evening.
The Grange re- assembled at o'clock, when
the Committee on Order OF Business reported,
nroyldlpg for Committees on Masters Address,
Co-operatiop, Lecturers Address, Good OF the
Order. Account, Claims and Grievances. Mile
age, Centennial Encapment, and Education
Bro Dean introduced resolution relating TO
sheep husbandry which was appropriately re-
ferred The Grange then proceeded to an cleo
ton to fill vacancies in the Executive COMMIT,
tee, when Bros. Diworth, Robbins and Mitchell
were reelected. =,
p. Crockett presented a letter from j. Nj.
| Barr. desiring the action OF the Grange in ref
| erenoe to his Impeachment by the Maryland
state Grange which was read, and on motion Oh
| Sister Dworth special committee CONSISTING
| of Bros, Crockett and Rrackin were direotea tc
| witbdrsw and prepare a report ~
BRO. Deans resolution on Delaware oouese
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-16
SECOND EDITION.
The Holiday Recess.

THE HOUSE DECIDED TO ADJOURN FROM DEC. 20
SPEAKER KERR TO ANNOUNCE THE COMMITTEES
NEXT MONDAY.
Special Dfspatch to the Nee York Times.
WAsHINaroN, Dec. 15--Tbe adoption Of the
the resolution by the Honse, to-day, to adjourn
from Monday next to January was rather un-
expected. It had been generally understood
that the House would either adjourn from
Thursday over the holidays or adjourn until
Tuesday next, and from some date next week
until early in January. After conference at the
session of to-day it was decided to adjourn to
Friday, and then to Monday, it being given out
by the Speaker that on that day he would be
ready to announce the committees. The Senate
will undoubtedly concur in the House resolution
tomorrow, 80 that the recess will undoubtedly
extend from Monday next to JanuarY4 4.
The final work upon the committees will be
pushed with vigor now, and as the skeletons
have been made up,the work OF perfeciing them
will not be great. The effort to make Fernando
Wood Chairman of the Committee on Ways and
Means sgnally failed, as only small number of
his own delegation could be found to indorse
him for the place. 1t may be regarded as de6n-
itely settled that he will not have that commit
tee, and that, in consequence, there may be e1-
pected no little excitement when the announce
ment is officially made. MIR. Wood is not likely
to submit tamely to such slight. The best in
form alton places s. y. Cox at it's head.