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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-01

JEFF Davis has removed to Texas, far frosl
the baneful influences of the sleeping car,
and hopes to spend the remainder of his
days in peace and virtue. But his recent
speech at Houston indicates that his old
times and four am proud. It has been said
that the last war was war of women. If
so, hug the charge to my breast. / am
proud of it, Eight times and seven. Mr..
Davis, we warn you not to talk in such a
vague manner about hugging in Texas.
Thirteen times and twelve we caution you
that if you do not refrain from such
language, you will be shot on suspicion by
the first Texan ranger who you meets alone,
Chicago Times.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-07-01

The Virginia City Enterprise: Winter
sleeping in the lap of spring." winter lin
gering in the lap of May" winter SUM
boring in the arms OF spring" "winter ly-
ing in the lap of May''-these are few
atr0cious renderings of a well-known quo
tation. We beg to make the following inn
provement: January chawing the cav
june" This brings the metaphor witt
the comprehension of the meanest shcy
maker.''
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WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
JUDGE NELSON'S CHARGE.

An Impartial Review of the Points IN
the Case With Advice on the
Laws Of Evidence.
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was had. The gentlemen acting as srbi-
traitors, men of character and integrity
found that $1,000 was due, and that was
paid. No special purpose could have
such men to that determination If the
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over him. he ~ to bizzy with the fieas to DO
emmy thing well.
The experience ov life has taught me that
thare liz more happiness among the lo"iy
than the great.
Honesty once lost may be recovered, but
modesty never kan.
Time Is a CRATE physician-it kures broken
hearts, broken beds, and even broken
have allwuss sed, and stik to it yet, that
he who repents ov a sin IL stronger ana a
safer man than be who don't commit it.
The slowest tune on rekord IL skoOl time,
and the fastest IL sparkling time.
The man who liz alwuss prepared for gooa
or bad ink, and treats them both alike, IL
hero. -: .al. @,
believe all thoze who have made them
seIfs common enemys Of mankind bav died
violent death. s~-
Take away the fear ov the law, and had
rather liy amupg the bowling beasts on the
dessert than amuug mankind.
he who forgiys another forgiVs himself,
for weare all oy us guilty ov about the same
| kind ov sins.
The obituary notiss oy menny an old man
IL only this: "Jobn Doe, died aged ninety
four years"
You will often see CRATE learning and folly
close together. for be VINO sees CRATE things
plainly IL often apt to see little things dimly
The fear oy the rod liz more powerful than
the usc Of it. ... -..a 49,. ..
Truth is simple-so simple that the phool
| ish often mistake It for weakness.
If a man could git rid Of himself, solitude
would he good place for menny ov them te
60 to.
The devil always keeps the gide.board:
that leads TO his dominions fresh lettered anc
in good order.
Thare are no people who git snubbed Of
tener than thoze who are always sticking
their nozes into futurity.
If you expekt to win with a lie, yu hay go
to play it quick. 7
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POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY the
Slh instant, 1T AZ O'Clock =. VI.
NH JAHES M.TAYLOR. Trustee.
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BY Cook Il LaughtOn, Aucdoneers'
No. 10 Governor street

HANDSOME. HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
"a TURF, CARPETS, WHErLE 4 q ;o MtKhISS0GN
STOVE, MATTRESSES, BOOKS, &C., AT AUC-
TION.-At The request Of the owner, who Is de-
Ginning housekeeping, we win sell at auction, on
| WEDNESDAY,, March 3D. at 10Y O'Clock, at
the residence No. 22i6 Grace street, between
wenty second and Twsntythird streets, an excel
lent ass, RIM Mt Of HOUSEHOLD FURS1TuRE,
consisting OF
One handsome WALNUT PARLoR SUIT covered with
green reps, made 10 order -.
One elegant WALNUT ETAGERE with marble nase'
French mantcl lwenty-oue-day CLOCK win glass
shace,
MARBLE VASES and PARLOR ORNAMENTS,
BRUSSELS, THREEPLY. VELVET, and SCOTCH
CARPETS AMI STAIh-CARPET;
Excellent FLOOR and HALL OlL-CLOTHS,
DAMASK and LACE URTAINS, 5t.
MARBLE-TOP PARLoR-TABLB,
HAT-kACK. '...-.~ -, -.
one very handsome OILED WALNUT and FRENCH
marble-top pieces o: - a~s..3
Two COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS.
HAIR and sIIUCK MATTRESSES aud FEATHER
BEDS .r.
MAHOGANY SECRETARY and bOOk'CASE,
$50 volumes STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, i T.. 80 49,
l WHEELER & WILSON CABINET sEw1SG.MA-
CHINE. .w"-." -
WALNUT EXTENSION DISrNC-TABLE.
CHINA. CEoCkEnI. GLASSWARE. PLATEDWARE'
WARURoBES, MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
: ALSO.
l superior STEWARDS AZ rXTESSIoS-TOP COOK
ING-sTovE, said TO be the best in use, with ap-
puri.nanceS:
| LAUNDRY STOYE,
KITCHEN FURNITURE, REFRIGERATOR. &C.,
COOK l. LAGGHION,
Auctloncers.
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81, ByLyne & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No 1912 Main street.

V,RUsTEE'S SALE OF A LOT, WITH A
FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, SITUATED
on B.KFR STREET NEAR PRkNTIs'S AL
LEY mo. 4O5J, FOR SALE BY AUCTl0N:;m;By
v,rtne of a certain trust deed execute by William
PIeasants TO me as trustee bearing date on the 9th
Of july S73. and duly rded In The clerks Of
ice of The ChiBcery Court for 'he CITY OF Rich
mond va, shall. in execution or said trust being
so REQUIRED BY tbs beneficiary. sell at PUBLIC suc-
lion on the premises, on Thursday the llth OF
March. 1875, at O'Clock +. NJ, the aboye-oe
25x1 40 feet more or less. -. ..
TERMS; Cash as to expenses OF sale and to pay of
two certain negotiable notes execuIed by ~llllam
at twelve and eighteen months respecav.ly after
date, for the sums of S145.75 and *l49 81, win
interest OIL same from maturity until pald Us 10
the residue of the Burchase-money. on such terms
and lime as the said Pleasants NAY direct; or, on
his failure to give such directions. on such terms
and time as the trustee may think ht an9 proper.
ROBERT b. LYME,
MIX Trustee.
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BY Frank ID. Hil!,
oJ 4 TdIIh lie I'LL,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
No. HOS Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF VALU A B L Z
n REAL ESTATE ON FOURTH BETWEEN
JACKSON AND DUVAL sTREETS.-on TUES
DAY, March 9th. on the premises, at O'Clock r.
NJ will sell the FRAMED DWELLING mo.
Vi ~ located as anove described. The house has
brick basement, and contains four rooms besides
out buildings, and Is In fair condition. Lot 70 oy
125 feet. +. - sy rn,-n
After The above will be sold FORTY-FOUR
FEET OF GROUND adjoining on the morrill, with
SINE depth, uDon which Is frame store rms
property Is now rented TO prompt paying tenants,
and Is In good reighborhood.
TERMS: Oue-fourfh cash; balance In four. eight,
added FRANK u. HILL,
NH 4tt]s Z. .'.". -... Auciioneer.
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BY Augustine Royal,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucnoneer,
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets.
Manchester. Va.

TVNRIJSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
! 4 LOT IN THE CITY OF MANCHHS TER.-By
virtue of q deed of trust executed by George Jei-
tersOn u James VI. Moody, recei d, dated the 27h
of October, S73. and duly recorded IN the clerks
office Of tie COOPERATION or Musings Couri or SAID
civ 10 secure the holder Of neg liable note, bear.
ing date the 9th of October, 1873 the payment OF
SIP: and default having been made in tne pa;; az
ment of said amount. and being reques ted SO 10 d9
hy the beneficiary In said deed. the undersigned
trustee having beeu appointed IN the y ace OF said
james NJ. moody, deceased, shall PROCEED 70 sell at
The TENTH naYOF MARCH, 1S75 all that Ger
,afu LOT UF LAND situate In said city and known
and distinguished by No 81 In butcrs addition to
said city. said lot fronts on Old dominion street
80 feet and runs back 100 feet between parallel
liEes
FERNS: Cash as 10 so much Of the proceeds AS
may BE- necessary 10 defrav the expenses OF eXecu-
,ing said trust. me fees for drawne aud recording
said deed and &67, being the balance due on said
note; the residue: II any, to be secured IN sucn
manner as tie sud jefferson may Direct. The DOVER
of said Jcffrrson's wife In said land not 10 be Sold
NH 5 DAVID l.. PULLlAM, Trustee.
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BY Richardson L Co.,
Real Estate 4 gents and Auctsoaeers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
L FRAME SrDRE-HlTH DWELLlNGhABOyE,
AID LOT FRONTING TWEErI-fIE + FEET.
On THE EAST SIDE OF UNION OK SIX
T.ENrtI STREET BETWEEN BgASkLIN
AND GRACE STREETS. BY AUcTtOS.-By
virtue Of III provisions of deed OF trst bearing
date the h day OF p.cenber, 1878, from ID. u.
bronks III The Undersigned ua,t,c, duly recorded
in tie cIyrk's OIL of the ChancrrS court OF The
ciIy Of ichDnnc, 10 secure tbt: payment Of Ger
tain Obligation oi q, bt tLeteln mentioned, being
thereto required by The beneficiary secured there.
IN, shall lGocecd 10 sell by auction oh the pieft
iseS, on TUESDAY he 9th Il March neAt, ~
o'clock J. NJ, the real estate des L: iDed as ahoft
and IN said deed.
Teams: heu,th uf the purchase money Ia casl
10 deiray the iurnS. III cArCutins ihs tsi.si AN.
To pay of The sum nf ASSAY With Interest hereof
from the Gsh 1T December, 1874; tic reatuue II
Two equal indictments, payable respectively In 81,
and twelve months from The day IF sale, nesoeiast
notes 10 be- given for the deferred payments Will
interest added and secured toy a deco OF u1Ist
}. D.. CLARKE, Trustee.
| RICHARDSON s Co., Aactioaetss, &c 20
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. March 6.-Cottoa quiet; sales OF 494
hale: mt l6S0l tsc Flour without decided clange
Gemand moderate. Wheat steady, with limited &C.
maud. Corn somewhat unsctted-openilg shace
firmer and closing with holders more disposed To
realize: S4hmSjbc. for western mixed. closing at
S4k@S5m SEC. Fork quiet; new, 1929. Lard
closed ut 1876. for prime steam. Coffee quiet anu
firm Sugar firm. II; ice and molas!e~ quiet. Tur-
nen1ine steady. Rosin firm. trelghts quiet.
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Josh Billings Papers.
uN Iug EALF-SuELL

y amt every olt that knows eDuG TO stol
when ;htl IL tGru.
II il DO disgrase to be mistaken, not 81
lrng u y, are willing 10 own i.
IL Il about w hard TO alter habit az it l.
to "iungr ne site OF your ncze. .....
Womau's last argument IL tears, and thel
are always hes strongest one; when thezt
1ail~, tiicn Guns GcspcIaShun.
A hzZv nan IL The Wust customer Tho
dlVii hsZ % atai With
EXperltncc haz been praZed more, anO
listened to less, than emmy other that | kan
think oS now.
Ihurc liz sun wi>dum in guessing after all,
for II IL Tie nearest that VII kan cum to
mcnmy thags in this lie.
Good advice u ike he best medicine we
hay, the most bitter 10 take.
10 kno yourself aud Others TOO liz the
hight nN hun'n knowledge.
jus in pIopOrshur That man kan be
"@UtcilitG " l!Z bundles, just 50 there liz
Lore FOR hia.
hope tor the future, and regrets Tor the
laa,. forms i:.rge share UT ide worlds phi
loseply.
Dust about the time man haz got old
tHnn /" travel good gait on biz eXpc.
l.rt:ce dra1h taps Lin or the shoulder and
l<It'N'N q S""As tutSlNiSN VIII llitIi VII Iiu-
. Iol ant Dizziness.
GOOD and evil are always paid off, sum.
TIMES jmnrdEt:cly, and suuItime, not until
alter laey hiy li,n at in,eft>, spvii.
.H.Dils az oittG 10 riUikilous Il they are
Strong; w alIcu SIZE folks "lio kan. pick up
ii mir 0y tou.s without splitting Ola their
hands fU>t.
Very gate minds are sellum full appre-
sGlucd b. the age We live in.
Ii IL t9Zitr 10 git friend liian TO keep ono.
P0iiIenc>> makes III! the other accomplish
meats cay ana syrrcablc.
Il yu don't respekt ynrsllf how kan yu
expekt others 10 do il for W.
1t IL Se.y hard 10 lose sight ov a poor re.
Ia,hun, but re often hay TO- huut up our
licl ones.
Sudden Welth seldum comes by honesty.
lie who kan wblssel one tuIe uerd never
BE- entirely loncsum.
The strongest Friendships | bav ever no.
tissed have tceG between tkcze who !hsught
differently but akted aIike.
ltIz mighty onsartin ~ hat lag boy or
suag snsik will amount to.
lie who IL afraid o. work Is howard in
everything else.
II you are anxious 20 bckum famous va
T. list De wiling 10 he abuZ3d.
Lie: are rot the only things that cum home
70 raosl; all evil things d..
Spesislt5s are what wins in this world;
jak at all trades IL like 3 man with feas all
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I AIDES FREN II u SLIPS
IL pERS. White hid Slippers and Newpori sAA
lies in great variety; French .Lll Button IN" -
ace EJut. and LEldrrll'S ard Boys' Shoes III great
variety; B;ni,tcr i ticlelcr's fine hand 5ewec
boots and Shoes, at
WINGo. ELLETT & CRUMP'S,
fr G 1908 Main street.
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son,
Real Estate AGENT and AucuOneers,

Nv James NJ. laylOT u son,
Real Estate AGENT and Aucuoneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF y VALUABLE
L HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF RICH
MUND, FRONTING ON THE 'UTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN FIFTkhNTH AND SEVEN
TENTH STREETS, KNOWN AS The MID:
DIE TENEMENT OF The MANSION
IL USE" AND At PkESt nj OCCUPlED BY
4. l.. JACOBS, ESQ. Al AUCTlDN.- BY virtue
of deed of trust executed Oh The 21st day OF No
" mbeI. 1862. 10 the subscriber from NJ. n;
krack.r, recorded in the clerk > office Of Richmond
Hastings (now hanccrv) Court, i'll ID: Is. 10 A,
Dige 10 the payment OF certain 1T gotta
be notes therein meutin,cd at the request of the
bcnctcary In said d. Cd and in conformity with The
directions of decree of The ;tancery Court of the
city Of richmond pronounced on the 9th day of
shall sell at public drctan. upon The premises, on
MOAD the LIST day Of March, 1875, At IL
O'Clock NJ, lir; If not, the first fair day there
after. Sun" d11eXceptedl that desirable BRICK
STGRt and DWELLING OIL The south side al
sam between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets,
No. 1926. The lot fronts twenty-one feet Two
inches, and runs back nInely-four feet to an alley
ff Teen feet ide.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the expenses Of
sale am the sum of S2.09l.19 with Interest from
May 27, 1871, at the rate Of ten per cent per an
nun until paid.
be made known al the hour of sale.
JAMES ". TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES ". TAYLOR & Son, Auctioneers.
POSITION EMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY the
Sh instant 1T Az O'Clock =. VI.
NH JAMES M.TAILOR. Trustee.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
Nyy YORK, March 6-Noon.-stocRs acuse'
Money, 4. Gold, 1l4H. Excbarge-Lohp. 4oi
short, 4S5. Governments dull. STATES quie' ano
steady. 1000 Cos
Brening.-Money in fair supply at Zg3. e'er'
ling steady at 4Sl. Gold, 1l4Sg1lo. oo'e,n IL
Inents dull and steady. States quiet ana noll'na'.
BANK STATEMEST.-Loans Increase sooo'oou
snccIe decrease, ~ 500, 900; legal-tenders de-
crease, S1.750,0O0; deposits decrease 9'''oo'
900: reserve decrease, 50 .5O0,0OO.
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AUCTIOSEEfsS, &c.

ARANk D. HILL,
REAL, ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIUNEER,
o.l1us Main street, Richmond. Va.
REAL ESTATE SOLD PRIVATELY OR AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
HOUSES and LANDS RENTED or LEASED
OUT, and particular attention paid to the collection
of rents.
MIRO. II. GILLIAN is with me, and requests the
patronage of his friends mn 5-1m
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 6, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHRAT.-Whtc 302 bushels.
CoRS.-White, ga bushels.
OATs-36J bushels.
SIICCKs.-24 bales.
POTATOES.-20 bags.
MEAL.-46 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, PIP bushels very good at Si'2e.
CoRN.-White, SO bushels on private terms.
OATS.-2G0 bushels prime at 73c.
RE-tXHIBlTED.
OATS~26O bushels.
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nIAMoNDs, WATCHES, JEWELRY.
$4,000 WORTH OF PLEDGES FORFEITED
ATs.A. WINSTOCK'S LOAN OFFICE.
VALUABLE DIAMONDS,

VALUABLE DIAMONDS,
consisting of Rroocl es, Earnings CIusterand Soil
taire Kings. Pius and Studs Ladies' and Gentle
mems Gold Watches, from best manufactures; a
lot of Silver Watches; Chain and Band Bracelets
elegant sets of Jewelry Orera Chatelaine and Vest
Chains; Rings, Pins, Sleeve and Bosom Buttons,
Lockets, Charms &C., &C., &c,
TOBE SOLD AT AUCTION
by T. W. kEEsEE, at his auction-rooms, No. 2,
Governor street, on TUESDAY, March 9, 1875,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ; and If all the
goods are not disposed of on that day, the sale will
be continued the next day.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED.
Watches sold for s25 and upwards guaranteed to
be kept in order for twelve months.
The ladies are res pectfully invited to attend the
sale, as they will find many bargains.
THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
j. c. KEEsEE, Salesman.
NOTICE.-AH parties having PLEDGES with
me must renew or redeem same on or before MON
DAY, March 8, 1875: or they VIII be SOLD to pay
advances. ;. A. WlNSTOtk.
NH
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louisville ETS.

LOUISVILLE. March 6.-FlOur firm and un-
changed, with fair local shipping demand. Corn
nominaly 65G67c. PROVISIONS steady. Pork.
81 9@*15.5O. Bacon-Sh"ulders. SIC; clear rth,
Ike; clear, Ike. Lard-Prime steam rendered,
l4ac.; fierce, 14ScGl4&c.; key, 15Hc. Whiskey
~ l I
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Ry ". GOtLlln.
b. BY w. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA.
i BLEP.OPFR1 KNOWN AS THE 'CHSS-
TER HOT EL,n ON THE Richmond AND Pc
TERSBURG RAILROAD; THlRT EN- MILES
FROM RICHMOND AND NINE MILES FROM
PETERSBURG-hs trustee In The deed Of trust
from w. II. Hayward and wife, bearing date lst of
December, 1869. duly recorded In Chesterfield
County Court, | shall. In execution thereof pro-
coed sell at public auction. on the premises ut
the village of Chester. on MONDAY the 29th OF
March, 1875 at IL O'Clock A. NJ. without regard
to weather. that truly valuable properly located as
above consisting Of u LOT OF HREE AND
EARTHQUAKES ACRkS, on which STANDS a
large ana excelent HOTEL, coutaining about
thirteen rooms; besides, TWO HANDSOME COT
TAGES and a STOREHOUS with several out
buildings suitable for such an adjustment. ! his
properly is we'll located for q hotel, or boarding.
School, or college, being so accessible on leading
raIroad. ". 1..-
TERMS: Enough In cash to defriy costs Of sale
and TO paw off the balance past due on Three oonoS
being about - $50. ne redit.p1yments 70 ne as
follows: ! st. = satisfy bond for ~ 900 oateo
lst OF December, 1869, bearing interest from daie
at the rate OF six per cent. per annum uail pa,a'
and payable the LIST day of December. S75; I'd
To satisfy another bond for 900 dated aud bear
ing Interest US aforesaid, and payable Tie Isl cay
of Drcember. 1S76; ana Sd. To satisfy announcer
bond foJ 900 dated ard bearing Int rest alore
said ~ u payable the 1st oi december. SIT anG
as 10 the remainder If any, on such terms as sI;ul
be anu Cunced Oh day or sale. The whole credit
paymets to be secured by Deed Of trust on the pro-
perty. a.. t "lLLiAh AL Iat"o
NH 6-td5 Iluslte.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN e CO., BANK
~ EkS, Ncs. and l. Nassau street, New York.
issue CIRCULAR NOTES ard LkTIEkS OF
GGEDIT for TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND
THE EAST, Available in all the principal clues
also, for use In the United States West Ipdits &c
TELEGRAPHlG TRANSFERS 40 LONDON,
PARIS, CALIFORNIA, HAVANA,.e MI XIC0,
CHINA, JAPAN, SC.
Accounts OF Banks, Bankers, and Others re-
eelved H. 23-deodly
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ST. LOIIIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. March 6.-F1our Unchanged Corr
frmer; No 2 mixed, 644G 65ac. Win, key iiirn
AT 10. Pork held firmly ht ~ 81 5 cash Bacol
firm and unchanged only limited jobbing demand
Lard heldat 1876; no sales.
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Port OF RICHMOND. MARCH 6, 1876.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mcr-
chand.e and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
steamer Wes,over, Skinner, Baltimore, rner-
chauhIse and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mcr-
chandse and passengers. l.. Is. 1atum.
SAILED SATURDAY.
!! Schooner Eureka, Selby, Western Branch, truck
!, Sloop s. 4. Drulnmond, James river, to load oys-
tiers for Richmond
sloop Onion Flag. James river, to load oysters
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Isaac Betl, Lawrence, New York, NOR
chanGis.. and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Sea,Der Wpsiover. Skinner, Baltimore. merchant
disc and passengers, Powllatan Steamboat COM
Sch, oncr George c. A. Travcrs, Mitchell, Balti-
; more rid Usburrc's, wood, Curtis Il Parser.
! schooner Marha I"llrus, ,,rove., Baltimore ria
! " ilsJn's wharf, uuber. Curtis 4 Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
: From Liverpool Eccemrer n, bark Edwin
tEor.) Christ tf"rson.
+, From Liverpool January l 2 bark Lor,on Vale
! Nor. Beamer.
! from Liverpool January 20, bark Mediator
FROM Sew York March /, bark Sparkling Wave
. Carleton. -
. From Philadelphia January 9, schooner John
=; Beatty, Price
| From Philadelphia January 8, schooner r. A.
! From Portland January %, schooner Susan S,et-
From New York February 8, schooner Harry
From Providence February "a, schooner Sea
From baltimore February 25, schooner Eclipse,
From From Baltimore February IS, schooner Edith
!, From Baltimore February 20 schooner Butter
fy Morgan.
+ From New York February 26, schooner Leon
From Boston February 26, schooner Car, HAM
munu.
from Philadelphia February 81. schooner John
c.1onntll. Echendry.
|! FROM New York March l, schooner Albert Ma
son, kose. -
Brig Jshn Welsh, Dr., Vanse,ow. from Rich
mond, arrived al Kio de Janeiro. january 2Sth.
NEWPORT. March 3.-Sailed: Schooners Mary
frd Vr f2F f.r
, lizzie ". Hannuni, Cobb, from Providence for
Virginia.
Carter, teId. from Richmond
SALEM. March 2.-Arrired, schooner Lizzi"
Smith. benard, from Nanscnona river, Virginia.
MOODS HOLE, Fl bruary 27.-Saiied, schooner
A. F. Amos. Achorn, Clay P"iut.
March 2.-eaied, Schooner Anua Lyons, Baker,
ICE IN THE BAY.
The schooner Ida e. Ballard. which arrived at
Balti!n Friday. reports large fields of drift
Ice still running At the lower portion OF the Craig
hill channel.
SPOKEN.
No date, latitude 90, longitude S, bark Schclde
tNor!, Bartsrud, from Liverpool for Hampton
Ruads
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
PROVIDENCE, March 1.-The lighthouse at Co.
nanicut Point, Nprrugansett bay, WIS carried AVA
this moruihg u, oclccK. 1he iish keeper and
son were rescued at $50 A. III. by the luz kcIi-
auce.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Arrivcd: Fern. Arrived
ont: ellen.
Fort MONROE, March 6.-Thc bark Evelyn. re-
ported sunk twenty mics south Of The Capcs about
SIX miles from shore, Is in the track OF lleumirg
Vessels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-08
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CISCISSATI. March 6.-Flour dul Corn 1uic
and unchanged Pork quiet at r. s, TO-. ard dull
steam rendered l3ilQD1 37sc.; kettle. lac. Racor
firm: shoIldr rs sc clcar-rb. 1O5c.; clear, 4 q
l2zr. MhskeY firm ut II 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-08
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