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, 1875-07-25
THE CUSTOM-HOUSE COMMISSION.
THEY ARE UNABLE TO AGREE.

stand, that the Mayors Commission Of Arrhj-
tects, who have been investigating the condition
Of tho new Custom-House building, will prove q
failuro. Some Of the gentlemen we're confident,
before beginning their labofa, that it would be
M easy matter to disprove the conclusions Of the
Government Commission. They freely e1-
pressed this confidence to Ta1BUNAFeporter
who undertook to sound them the day after tho
report Of the Government Commissioners WAS
published. Each one had something
uncompImeotarv TO say in regard to the
results Of that examination, and had i
theory nherewith to explain away the
adverse decision reached. "Oh," said
they, in effect "these fellows do not
comprehend the building requirements Of Chi
cago; stay until we inspect the structure and
then You will see now we will confound them.
There is no reason in the world why the building
should not 60 up.r After getting to work, how
ever, they changed their time somewhat. Their
boriues corroboraeed the results obtained by the
first Commission and, after an examination ex-
tending over several weeks. they are not able to
recommend with the confidence With which they
set out, that operations should've resumed.
Early hast week they concluded that they had
sufficient data for their report. Several meet
ings we're held, at which each member SUBJ
m1tted his views in writing. Az alleadX
stated in this paper, these views we're somewhat
inharmonious, and great difficulty was expert
euced in reducing them to the consistency peces-
sary to q report on 80 important question
Eventually, however. the Chairman (A1r. Van
Osdel) got report iuto his keeping which was
satisfactory to himself. and which he was pro
pared submit to the Mayor and Common Couu-
Gil. meeting for the final consideration OF the
document MAS held Thursday. Upon careful
study, certAin of the members found they could
not conscientously sign the report They all
agreed very nicely with regard to the
stone, Workmanship, and other particulars:
but az to the foundaton-the most important
Of ail-they we're not satisfied that it would
carry the building. 1t the time OF adj djournment
it Was almost settled that the report should be
rewritten. But Van Osdel stuck out and anoth-
er meetipg Was hold Friday to See whether or
not it VAS possible to agree sud present the re-
port to the Mayor that evening. Those who had
objected to it on the previous day, however, bad
had their views strengthened in tue interim; aud
It their solicitation 1t was determined to make
final practical test OF the bearing capacity Of tho
soil on which the unfortunate building rests.
Il gang Of men we're at work yesterday making
the needful preparations for the experiment.
The spot selected was in the vicinity OF the
he&vy piers On the Dearborn street front. They
dug down to the concrete, and cleared about two
square feet. The architects were busy all the
, 1875-07-25
AT SOUTH MILTON, N. n.

AT SOUTH MILTON. N. H.
GREAT FALLS, n. H., July 24.-Hiram =. Went
worth's shoe manufactory. at South Milton,
burned last night Loss $4,000. Partly in
sured.
, 1875-07-25

FATAL CARR1AGE-ACciDENT.
Special DisDateh to The Chiea7o Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. T., July 24.-Osca1 Folsom, \
popular lawyer Of this city, was thrown from his
buggy aud killed At Black Rock, last evening.
, 1875-07-25
CASUALTIES.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Special Dispatch to The Chtoaoe I+forsae
DAVENPORT, 1a, July 24.-A shocking fatality
o"u'4ou ~ Eno o""a1t' W A7o'oi q ool'' II
Moline yesterday. Cnariea sandmark an ofr-
bearer from the oono1e ROTARY sa"' t1pped over
1auge wheel or separator a1tnased IN front OF
the rotary and was hnrled' either oy teVolu-
ton OF the separator or BY the movement
OF q etick of timber which he tried
to seize backward. upon the saw. He was fenr.
fully lacerated aiong the bnck, the cuts extarni.
inr from the arms down to the extrnn1itv of thu
apinal column- which waa desttoyed for savernf
inches. The small intestines wero badly cut M.
portions of the autrails being found in the mill
done TO save him.
IHRo"N FROM THE TRACK;
"A4NoAo3>' 'u'y @9'-tsess1uay tae oo1'n
oouno 1 u Aoo 'ns'uta "a11anu
falHoao' WAS thrown from che track near the
Bull Run bridge by the breaking Of the fiange
Of tins 5-:yioe-vhee1 Of tha enciue. The
banknent and tnrnad nns;de down. Tha
baggage snnokinp-car and iafea'.c,r ro1,ed in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

THE GoRDoSSyILLE GAZETTE TOUCHES j..
G. HIDEN's LETTER on CONSISTENCY IS A
JEWEL From the issue OF last week. j
Mr.. uiden used 10 tell 4 story of an old lady
who attended the Episcopal church for the
first time, and who remarked in reference
thereto that she ''thought the Campbellites
banged out anything she ever seed, but the
Episcopals banged out the CampbelIites."
He evidently bangs out :" Bannygan in this
letter in every point except the general state
ment concerning the phrase discussed. Un-
less we are greatly mistaken, the Round
Table, which certainly was an admirable
publication, was absorbed by the Ma
ton, the abest sheet by large odds
published in the United States, and
devoted TO literature and art, as well as the
higher order Of politics on the other side.
And if Dean Affords work on the Queens
English has been demolished" by any
body, the prevailing impression seems to be,
and we hope will long remain, that the frug-
ments Of his work are of far greater value
than George Washington Moons book en-.
tire, againsS which nobody, except some Don
QuiXote rediyiyus, would think of riding
Tit. We must say, in conclusion, that Mr.
Hiden's own little argument against the
phrase is another monument TO the wisdom
Of the truth it teaches, or, as Dean swift
puts it,
His arguments directly ted
TO defeat the s.de he would defend.
For one, we hope we may long remain
"too bigoted or TOO stupid TO learn any.
thing" If our first lesson IL TO be that c0nsis-
tency Is not q jewel.
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NAkKUNINu NV"N IIl- 0V-'I HSI'
Mr.. Cary aud Mrs. Ford then were left to
contest the victory with MeSsrs. Simonton
and Bend. The lady bad spelled promptly
and well, but "mi'l-l-e-n-i'al" it was that
beat her, and " h.e-m.o-r.a-g.e' carried of
Mr.. Beud.
Mr.. Simontou spelled dipthcria "d-i-p-
th.e.r.i-a," and was upheld 10y the pioneer,
but con!essedly filled on " innucndo." from
which he omitted an u, leaving Mr.. Cary. Il
lawyer, OF 60 Wall street, sole survivor. and,
therefore, winner Of the prize offered, which
consisted of set Of Macaulay's History OF
England or of Webster's Unabridged, at
the option Of the victor.
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by JaIussM. Taylor r soh'
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoheess'
o,I;ca coYpey Of Flcypnt III and Bank fS-tss>'

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF a VAIL AMI AM
Il HOUSE AND LIT IN TIE CiII ot ,E ~ ~
MOND, rRONxESG On THE SOUTH stnW,S.
MAIN BETWEEN FlEEk EkTH mp ,; ~ ruiir
TEES1H STREETS. KNOWN as az ~
DIE TeNkaENT OF TnE c "MAsSSS 81 81
HOUSE" ASD At PRESENT oSS xirtue
A. l.. JACOBS. EsQs, Ar AUCfioA.'-p. = No.
Of Il deed nf trust eSegated o. tue Isl KAY n \.
vember. S62. to the snoscrtpsr' Itn ", s,,ord
kracker, recorded IN the c.eiI's ONCE Oh M !,
Hastings (now thaneery) toart, III ~ d. -. .,I.-
page 52T, 10 srcpre the payment OF eerian - The
bic notes thereip mentioned, NJ the IcYulSr ID.
beneficiary Ia said j. cd, and In COL tvsnis If tn,
direc .xis OF decree OF The 81 ahcsrS h Jty Il
| city OF Richmond pronounced on the ~sr,Lrr I
Max, 1871, In the case OF shie'as rS' ~. su
sha& sell at public arc,lsn, apon me ~ ,cA
EEfD Y tine % day OF April, 1872 ~ -; itsre-
! F.. M,tif fair; II not, the first Islr W., Wv EEA'H
! AFTER Sun+ay eScepieb.l that aesiraps, .ys II
4 STORE and DWELLING on Tue souri, ..r,sts,
| Main between Fifteenth anu Seventeen, -, tso
| No 1898. The lots fronts iwehly."he, IN an sleY
inches, and runs back nihety-four ieeS ="
| fifteen feet wide. -, ,xnsnsr, u
| Terms: Enough In cash 10 pay ING exlsII ircu
sale and the sum Of $2,09l.l9 win .nts's mi PER
May "a, 1871. at the rate OF ten per @"
aunGm until paid. !, - sule Win
be made known ut the hour OF sale, :. r,u,,es,
| JANIS Al. TAYLOR. i''
/ JAMES n, TAYLOR s sos, Aucteuess"
/ NH 10
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BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Anctloneen,
Eleyeush and Bank strnrts-.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT FALlA-
/ PROPERTY KNOWN A. THE "tbasSS-
TEX HOT gu on THE RICHMOND AND r..
TEKSBURlI kAfLEO4D, IHihErES MtLr,S21
FROM RICHMOND AND NINE MILLS thoh
PETERSBURG.-hs trtIsie" in The deod 81 'rtsS
from W. f. Hayward and wife, 1sstriln 6Ge IL .,
December. 1869. duly recorded In tlfs's'H.'
Couia Y Court, shall. In execution Thereof p'"
coed toseIl at public auction an The prsh'i%s' :"
the village of Chester. on ,MDSDAf tIf 29'n "
3iareh, 1875 III Ii O'Clock A. IL. without rrsaIH
10 wetlhar that truly valuable proper located -
above, cons isrtag Of u LOT or HREh MI
THREE-QUahTER ACRES, on whIzH st1nis !.
large. anu excellent HOTEL. oDntaniDs AgyrI
thirteen rooms; ssiies, TWO HASD>thE tol
TAGts ami , sTOREHOUSE,.w with several our.
buildings suitable for such al es.abs Llnet. va
propertyis well located for hotel or p"ar ,t
school. or college, being so accessible on !rS"'"H
rui rOad. e.. .... 80 ~,
TERMS Enough In cash 10 drfriy costs 81 s1e
asG ~ paw or tie balance pa-thue al 'iiTtc n'"'
being about - i5O. he etesit-piSIeniS 10 oo .
follows: lSt, I q satisfy tond fov sl,oVV uIs. ~,
LIST OF Dteer r, $50 barring Interest rom a.
II the rate uf six Per cent per alGain W.! !.,I
and rays Bile the 81 day Of ~ CO u1ber' 10 : ~
To SATISFY another bond fsr IL 900 dated 'na ~
ing Interest as aforesaid, apt payable itc 20
|. OF Dece.aber. $40; anG-sid To satlsit RON
bond fos 81 600 cate aud bv.t luz Int rel - i!o
said, AN payabe the 1st al Desen1r' lo' :, I'll
AZ TO the re- nainder. II any, on sach term, -
| be ammo uuced on day or SAID, The "loie 1, 49,,
pavmsts TO be secured by deed Of rust on a,s F''
| pertS. "lLLiah a. r,n.tre
| NH SS-ids lI"---.
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BY Williams x Gibson,
Real Estate Agents and AnCt3Oneers,
No. 1901 Main street.

rNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. LAND IN CELPtPfR COUNTY. SA.-Hy
virtue of 4 Il ust-decd from l homss Graham A.h.
mead to the undersigned trustees ed jauutry /,
1870 and recorded In the clerk Office Of ulpcper
County Court we VIII proceed to sell; balng
thereto requested BY the beneficiary, BY public mug
Of March. 1875. ut the hour Of II M., IN irontof
the court house Of said county, In the town Vf Cu.
pep"r, Va, the tract Of land ny said deed conreye
called LA GRANGE" situated IN saii county,
about one mile below Calico mil. on NJ unia IL Tnn,
containing 1921 ACRES, more or less, helhS'hc
same tract of lahd which WAS c"n.ey,a yy Geores
Hamilton aud wife to Heiace L. kentbY d, Ell dated
The 10Th day of January, 1865, sud the same opn-
y,yed iN said Kent and vile 10 said fhorsas Gra-
hahn meat by decd or cate with said trust.
deed This highly valuable aud inn r9Tst farm Is
50 widely and favOrnb kn lwn u Ia n ndrr further
description unnecessary. TIE said d' eds gwen 10
sec.r. the payment cf ten bonds executed BY said
gramfor, aud dated January l, 1870. each for
81 600: three oi them payable on the i st dlE u
January, 1872 three Of them payable on tile lst
on the u day of anlary, lS7G-ail Of them bear
ing interest at six per cent. per annnm from di'c
until paid. said interest being payable ANNUALLY IN
the lst day Of january.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be those rrescr bed In
said deedta wit. for ca as TO so much o! IN" pro-
ceets as may be necessary to delry the eSpens. 81
,SrculDg this tiu>t. The fees Ior drawing ana re-
corCng said deed f then uDpaid). ana II n ciargc
The amount oi money then payable upon tie BONDS
secured by said deediIat Is t. say. the lTnc'lii
ana interest then rayabic on the said sS bonds Tor
81 90 each already past due, ana the Interest men
payable on the remaining fur botd- when WIZ iht
duc on January !, SIC, subject 70 IA credit oil :"Ly
paid January %, 1871. on account OF said inefc''
and such part Of the purchase money rs VII! !" SUI
tcicpt ts pay OF und dlScar-c the sai! ponds lhit
win II said day Of sale remain not Que and nayan.c-
that IS l., say four bonds, each for - Oou idiiiHg
due OF January /. 1876, VIII re made payable a.
such time us said bonds VIII become DUE; ~
January /, 1873; TIE payment 81 which par nlt!
be properly secured by Iha purchaser git'hs ms
bond therefor. AID Il deed of trust on siiG iann se
curing the same and II there be any residue OF 'at
rct,,. III.
such lime and secured Ia such manHers the efan'ol
In said ceed, Ills psronal representatives or a.,
signs shall prescribe and Girtct. or III 'asr u;
or Ihir faiInre 70 q w such drcciuH 1t such TINE
and In sacp manner rs We shall thu L nt anu Az
nounce ut the day Of sale. gs..
The THE 10 ,fis property IS believed 10 ne ni
tionabTe, hut seiiiT ,tsties we WIZ conFe! ''
by deed with special warranty. ,.,,r
ss.-I. a.as.E. JUSlUS \. MORRIS,
s.e- I...-.r 81. ~. ~. Trustees.
,y,,,r.,rs o. crrSaS Auri iouerrs inb .
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AUCTION sALEs-This pay.
BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Q

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
Y WEST FRANKLIN STREET FOE SALE
BY AUCTION.-We shall sell by auction. on th =
premises, ON MnnDAY the 22d instant, ar 9
O'Clock z. NJ, three valuable BUILDING Luis
Of SO feet each or four OF 244 feet earh front ny
so feet deep. with All alley In the rear, OF s sne
Vet of Madison street, aud near The resid 81
General franfeyf. Johnson. ,,,,a,,o
Any one Wishing to purchase Yainapg 60 ,hat ~,
onp5rtunI,y will be offered to purchase great BAR :
gaia aud ii sold be rem nibered uas oe s W.
incoitr are for sale and that with the advance
Of spring when the Or Ssa tbes
aud nseS higher Price Than ut
this time. :, f,,s 10. money IN
.oosb the residue In Two equal instruments, payt-
10 nectfyrIy in SIX and Twelve months from the
day or sale negotiable notes to De given Tor me ee
ferred pa, menrs with Interest addcu, ana sec"reu
Inh s RICHARDSON C CO. Aucttonecrs.
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When the truth was forced upon the house
tina, her logic va, bad, and that her effort
would not satisfy the demands Of orthogra.
uhy. there gsa> look Of stunned dismay on
Inc tacc Of more than half of the audience,
and il was easy to lead in their eyes, " What
i. nur language coming to. if such gigantic
y master IL ~
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NJ. Patrick

BY WILLIAM McGISS GATHER fRoUTt
. np for ~. Eeunis OF France.
He. a {, unipery fellow TO hfnV on
A ig for NJ. George and his lance
which spttcd hesthe nish dragon
And ,hc saints Of the Welshman and scott
Are couple OF p,tifui pipers,
Eoih Of whom may just travel 10 pot, 'lt
e' st. Patrick, Of ireland, my dear!
He came 10 the Emerald Isle
On n lump or a paving-stone mounted; ~r
The steamboat he beat 10 mile, f@f ~,
1 Which migniy good sailing WAS COUNCIL |5.|
Says he, The salt water, mink, r. ...vlF
Has IN adc me most hloodlly thirsty, .rt.,t
go bring me flgan Of drink, sa.r
To keen down the mulhgruos. ourst Se- jag a-
or drink that Is III for saint" .r.as
He preached Then with wonderful force, ,,.~
The fgnoran, natives q teaching: ,,..f.,.. ..-,,
With pint he wa: he'd down hfs discourse, ;.
" For" says he. 81 de:cst your dry preaching
The people with ~onderment s!rnck
Alta pastor so pious and civil.
Exclaimed, we are for you, my old buck, .....,~
And We pitch our blind gods TO he desil' ~E
Who dwclls In hot water below"
This ended, our worshipfn spoon n rs ~
Went 10 visit an elegant fellow,
Whose practice each cool afternoon 20
Was TO get most de'icl0uSiy mellow, f.. &
That day, With back. jack Of beer, 49,. :.
II ch.uced be was treating party; -is.ss.
Saws The saint, This good day, co you hear, ri
drank nothing TO speak OF, my hearty, \
90 give me pull AZ the pot"
The pewter he lifted In sport,
fBCcvc me, tell you no fabe), ,..f
A ga,lou he dra nix from The quart,
And hen planted II rul. on the table. ..-.,
A riracei every one said, - .'.' =
AND they all took Il haul DIT the stngo;
They were capital hands at the trade.
And drank till they fell; yet. by gingo!
The pot still frothed over the brim.
Next day, quoth his host, y, lis fast
But I've nousht n'tbe harder but mutton,
And oil Fridays who'd make such repast, e & 81
Except 1nchristian-like Rutton y
Says Pat, " Cease your nonsense, beg;
W hat YOU tell me Is nothing but CANNON;
Take my compliments down 10 the leg. ~ g
And bid II come hlther q salmon!' -
! You've heard. suppose, long ago, "
| How the .akes In Il manner most auto,
| He marched 10 the county Mayo,
aud lrundIeG them Into tn Atlantic.
| Hence not TO use water for drink,
| The people Of Ire land determine;
| With mighty good reason. thlnk,
| since It. Patrick has filled II win Vermln,
| and vipers, and other SUCH SUN.
! Q he was an elegant blade.
Az you'd meet from Fair head 70 hficrumPcr,
| And though under the SOD he IS lald' ...a
| Yet here goes his nea'ih IN n bumper!
wish he was here that MY glass a".' =,
He might by art magic replenlsh'
But as he Is not, why alas! q. 80
NV duty must come TO finish
Because all the liquor Is out
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..f -~ BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agen, and Auctfoneer,
al Eleventh and Bank streets. -~' 5

VALUABLE LOT, WITH TWO BRICK
. Y TESkMENTs TIL -REON. Attic N0k1 H:
EAST CORNER OF CARY AND SlNl ii
gold at auction. on he premises, on THURSDAY
the 25th Of March. 1875, at ~ oc;ock l. NJ. that
VERY VAL LIABLE 'PkOfGRIY located as
OF l4S feet 10 an alley sixteen feel wide and There
are on it Two SMALL BRICK, 1ESEMtNls
and renting together for fab,ut S4O0 per innum.
Jt will be sold as whole divided Us may be pre-
{. rred. it Is admirably well located fora block OF
tenemcliis 10 trout on Sixth street.
TERMS: Une.fOurth cash.! balance at four, eight,
ami twe:ye months for negotiable notes. bearing In
terest. secured by trust deed. w. CODDlS,
NH 90 'EH r; : trJf ...'. Aucioncer.
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IolIISyILLE MARKETS,

louisville. March 2O.-Flour fairly active and
Corn nCminally 66@6Sc. Provisions
In advancing tendency and strong. Pork, s2l@
S2l5O. Racon-Shnudcrs. S7sc.: clear rib and
clear. l12Ml 24c.; sugar-curcd hams, 1901 3ac.
Lurd-primc steam, lake; fierce. l4AN DC: kcg,
l5Mc Mhiskcy easier ut 81 IL. Banging firm.
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AUCTION sALEs-fuaure Days
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ko1212 Main street.

GALE OF GROCERY STORE ON
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
Ht,iISEHOI p FUREITURE,&c., AT AUCTION.
We Shall lat The request OF Mr. George Culan) soil
mt public auction on the premises, on thursday
the 25th day OF March 1873. mt - O'CLOCK a..
TkEsE on LOT corner Eighteenth and Broad
streets, with the STORE and two small EahMED
H1iIJES Their, on, Also, his stock OF GROGk-
Rms SC. and The usual household and kitchen
furniture. d j his 1s;a NUi3 grocery stand -
NH 30 -, AnctioDeers.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March 20.-Flour quiet and steady
Wheat uniet and firm. Corn steady. Cats dull and
Provisions strong and active Pork,
$50. O@S21. Bacon active and firm; shoulders,
&c. Coffee dull aud unchanged WDiskey firm at
Sll5. sugar quiet at 06y l0sc.
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AUCrIoN sAaEs-rasure Nav.
BY Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Aasticnears.

q =.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALuaHrr
4 LOT WITH A LARGE BRICK DWELIIsc
THERON, SITUATED ON THE N1prSS
LINE OF BROAD BETWEENTwkST Y.sIyii
AND TWESTY-SEyEETH STREETS. Foup
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTlOS.-By virtue Of
certnin deed OF trust executed by Mrs. a. n
Smith. datrd 9Th September, 1878. and f,niy ra 20.
corded in tha clerks Office Of the Chancery Cour,
for The city or kchmont, in ID. g. 10I. H. nayo
361, 10 NE as trustee. shalt In execution OF ~
trust-beinR so required by the beoeHciares un,..r
sad dfed--seIl ut public auction, on the pre- nis.
ON MONDAY the 29th Of March, 1879 az
O'Clock F. NJ. that truly valuable Ltyr With n,
BRICK. DIV kLLlN2 thereon and q nice >n,ii
brick kitchen, now In the occupancy OF The ala
airs. Smith,. containing about nine rooms ar,t
kltcheu. The lot has frost on the north line o.
Broid street of 631xl22 feet TO an alley. IL viii
II Desired be sold m two lots as will be spec et A.
the hour Of sale ~ 80 ID. 2. = -
TERMS wilt be cash as to exp enses Of sal. and h,
pay OF TWO certain nekotiable notes. executed hy
said n. II. Smfth, dated 9Th OF September. Is73
and pa ahIe twelve months after date for the sn,,
or $1,000 each; one OF the said notes has creai,
OF 800 on same; with all the Interest due on s,id
notes. As TO the residue Of the purchase. mors.
on such terms as will be made known al the bnnr =;
sale. -, d. !, -. ....4. - ' vi
THIS Is without any exception one or tine mos, do
sirable rs we'll conveniently arranged rpsid.srs
In that part Of the city, aud well worth The nit.,
ton of any one desiring good home or 70 make
permanent investment
NH 1S ,20,22. 23.24.25,27.2 -, Tru,tte
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ByCook & Langnton. Auctipneers,'
,an.. No. 10 Governor street II -

rT,RUsTEE,S SALE OF LOT OF TO
4 BACCO FtxTURkSON CARY STREET AT
FACTORY, Mo-. by virtue OF a de. d OF trust
from H. Wilkers0n aud WIFE. dated 9Th of Octo-
Der, 1874, of record in The clerks Office of The
!Chancery Court, the under Signed trns.ee named
thereiu being 20 tauired Of The bene fcaries, WILL
on SATURDAY the 9th day o, Mareh, 1870, at
II O'Clock A. 81 Sc II the properly ,onSe!ed ey tne
sist If ] HYDRAULIC PUMP, Q Retail ERs,2
POTS 4 sets SHAPES, SCsEWS,& &c
TERMS: sash. II. H.. ,WaThlNS,. -
MN on 5lf rFEiIfD sj1s..f' s.st, Trustee.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. ~
NEW YORK. March 20-foon'-stocKs nun
Money, g.. Gold, 115S. Excbange-Lonp' 4ol
short, ass. Governments active ana steaoS' oN''e'
quiet and steady. ooo
w,.x srArENESr.-Loans decrease, IS, OOO,-
ooo. specle increase, !s125,00e; lcgal-tenders
increase $3.50, 900; deposits decrease s5,0oo'ooo'
reserve increase, S2,1 ZOO. q . ..st - 9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

S. SUMMERDEAN" AUGUSTA COUN-
- ~. VA RYE WIIiSktI.-Wc desire:
caution the trace aud the public gcueral'y against
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS OF The above popular brand
o1 Virginia Mountain hickey. This brand, hay
Ing becn dny registered ANA protected by copy
right ut the United states Patent t'ttice. Wash
ng"n. l.. o.. il sole property; ami other par
tie, using the same. or any imitation thereof reu-
der themselves liable to prosecution according to
law. JENKINS. CARERS * %.
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
."..."s No. 113 south Fourteenth street,
milo richmond. Va