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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10
BY W. Goddin
= \" BY W. UOuUlH1
Aucticnser and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU.
i ABLE PROPERTY KNOWN NOV !, AS !.S TIE ~ !,
And PETFRsBURG RAILROAD, THIRTEEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND AND NINE MIL ES
FROM PETERSBURG.-As trustee IN the deed OF
trust from W.. I'll. Hayward ana wife, bearing date
Isl December 1869, duly recorded In Chesterfield
County Court, shall, 10 execution thereof, pro.
coed 10 sell at public auction, on The premises Il
the village Of Chester, on stTURpAf The 2oih
of February. 1875, 1t O'Clock T.. 81. that TRUL3
VALUABLE pkOPhRTY located as above, con.
sistInS of LOT OF THREh and ThR CR-QUAK-
TER ACRES; on which stands II! large and excel
lent HOTEL, containing about ihsrteen rooms; be-
sides. TWO HANDSOME COTTAGES and a
srUREH0USE, with several eu!-bnildings suitable
for such an establishment This property " well
located for hotel, boarding school, or college,
being so accessible on le ,ding railroad
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray costs Of sale
and to pay of The BALANCE pos. due Oh ihree bonds
Seing about S2 $50: ona credit as 10 $1.OQO until
lst December, 1878; on a further credit rs to
$1,000 Until LIST December, 676; ou further
credit Us IL 600 until LIST DCcember, 1877. Will
interest on the whole credit pay msnts ar SIX pei
cent. fenn, LIST day. of December, I SGS, till paid
and rs ~ the residue, IL any. on such terms as sba
be announced IT the hour Of sale. The whole credi
payne ts TO be secured by deed Of trust on the pro-
pertY- -...t "st-#E "WlLLlabl ,Ah1BEhS,
Ia 14.td .r..H..a.... Trustee
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BY james NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets. +,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF ICH-
NUND, FRONTING ON THE SJUTH SIDE OF
MAIN BtTMEEN FlFrEEMTH AND D, SsV ,Ii =
TENTH STREETS, KNOWN AS The MID
DIE TENEMENT OF THE EVANSTON
HOUSE." AND AT PRESENT OCCUPIED By
A. L.JACOBS, ESQ. Al AUCTlON.- BY virtue
of deed nf trust executed on The 2lst day OF No
yembeI. 1862, 10 the subscriber, from NJ. y:
kracker recorded in the clerks office Of Richmond
Husting5 (row thanccryl Court, in ID. b. ~ A,
page 527, the payment of certain gotta
be nnie> therein mentioned, at the request OF the
beneficiary IN said dt ed, and in c0Dfnrmty with The
directions of decree of the Chanccry Court OF the
city OF Richmond pronounced on the 21th day OF
May, 1871, Ia the case OF shields Us. hracker, 4
shall sell ut public acctien. upon The premises, ON
MONDAY the 1t day of March, 1873, at ~
O'Clock NJ, t fair; Ii not, tue first fair day there.
after, SUNDAY cAceptcd.l that desirable BRlCk
STORE and DWELLING on the south sidc OF
Main between Fifteenth and Seventeenth Streets
No. 1926. The lot fronts twcnty-one feet Two
inches, and runs back nincty.four feet 10 IN a'cy
it'cen feet widee - =
TERMS !: Enough in cash to pay the expenses OF
sa le ant' The sum Of S2091.19 with interest from
May 81, 1871, at the rate OF ten per cent. per an
mum until paiu. ., ,,o ,.;,
Terms as to surplus Of the proceeds OF sale VIII
be ade known 1T the hour OF suIr, n,, ,-
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAMES II. TAYLOR & son. AucliOleers IL
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MONDAY NIGHT.

ARRIVED MONDAY NIGHT.
Bark Patria (Swed.j,- Ho@stroeIn, New York. III
ballast to load lour for Bahia, Gallego Mills Manu-
Schooner lice curtis, Phillips, Baltimore, shells
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Mignonctte, Bacon, James river, lum-
bcr to order.
No arrivals yesterday.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
chandise aud passengers.
Steamerj. W. Evermau, platt, philadelphia, mcr-
chandse and passengers, W. Z. Porter, agent.
Steamer shirley, 1rayers, Baltllnore. nerchan.
disc and passengers, Powi1atan Steamboat Com
ptny. .--.
NEWPORT. February 5:-Sailed Schooner Mas
sasoit, Hopkins, from Virginia for Providence.
In port: SchnoueIs Jennie z, Russ. Norton. Wee,
son, Paine; John NJ Ball, Cahnop; Mary steele,
Higgins; Benjamin Oliver. Freeman Leona, WI
ley: Allie D. Dyer, Young; j.. q. Curtis, Paine,
Cromweli, Hamilton, Provncetown; kmma A.
Higgins, Rider. Boston; Lizzie smith, Gorhani'
PRoymEScE. February 6.-Arrtved: schooners
Hattie ii. Howes, Howes,. from Tappahann,ocaK.
Va, and Johu Nye. Wiley, from virginia saiIeo
schSSneE fie5atoTF e5ruary
S. c. Hart. Kelley. New BEDFORD 10 i2 g,a ,or
sSnhsr1 sP oaSed and READY
Anna Lyons and b. +. Ames, ON Boothbay, Me.
-:#! NOTICE TO MARINERS ~ 5'.'.
Captain Springer, of steamer City of.Fiichburg,
reporrs that he within oue-haif TO three-quar-
ters of mile OF Little Gull Island light Tor nearly
an hour on night OF Sd instant. Blew his whistle
many rtmes but could not get answer from the fog
horn. There was thick fog at the time. he also
Gays the same thing happened few days since
during q thick snow-storin. ~.
BY Telegraph. -.
NEW YORK. February 9.-Arrived out: Ken
tuck ian, u. e. True1rel, Emihe,. Am iZon, Meteor,
Peruvian, Astrea- .-.r -. .
-. . IN DISTRESS. .-. ...: .....s
LETES. DEL, February An unknown steam
er Is on the ice-breakers with signals Of distress
flying. r s...r s-.a ...' srf..s#. "
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submitted.

Respectfully submitted.
lSigned1 q. LoSGsTREET,
Major eneral, commanding.
Headquarters Right Wing, June IL, 1862.
To Mdjor Thomas G. Rhett, d. A. Geaeroi. $780,
You will perceive that be makes the loss
in the portion Of the troops commanded BY
him in the battle 1851 more than you give
1t ia your book. You give the loss in Long
streets and D. H..Hili's divisions at 5000;
yet General Hill, III his report, which we
also have, says: "Appended is a list of killed
and wounded. From this it appears that OF
less than 1000 taken into action nearly 5000
were struck down" Take Longstreets
statement of his lossand your statement of
q. w. Smiths loss II ,223i and your total loss
appears to have been at least 6,074. IL ap.
pears from the reports Of Pickett aud Viii.
cox, which we also have, that portion OF this
loss was sustained on shes second day. ltaiso
appears from Hiil'sand Piekstt's reports that
aiahoae's aud Armistead's brigades, OF HUI
,aPs division, wetc seriously engaged on the
second day, bu. whether Longstreet In
eIudes Huger's loss in bis statement does not
clearly appear.
in4your book you state that your army at
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NJ ~ By n. II. Lee, -
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

rs O..
rpRUSTEES' SALE OF. VALUABLE
Il TDIBERED AND FARMING LAND IN
THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE. FA.-By virtue
OF % deed Of trustcxeceted by WILLIAM Ii. Brander,
Jr and Auna CGrbin Brauder his. wife, bearing
date the 9Th OF December, 1873, aud duly recorded
in the cerRs office ofIhe County Court OF Caroline
couuty to the Undersigned trustees 70 secure ils
payment Of the sum OF s2-243. 30 90 evidenced
BY wo negotiable notes there In described, and 10
tesest OH the at the rate of light per centsm
parannum from maturity untI paid, and defstt
having been made In The payment OF said notes, and
bang 90 requested. by the holder thereof, wy Is
trustees aforesaid. shall proceed 10 sen at papnc
auction on The premises near the residence o.. Mr.
Sra l.. Thomas, Oh SATURDAY. February tS,
1876 at O'Clock r NJ, th<sproperty therein con-
waved and descriasd as EoileAS: All that place or
marcel OF land lying In Casoline county. Va, con-
I, lining 732A ACRES, more or less, aud kac~n as
the balance OF LOT No. IN plat of division OF the
Reeds plantation, and Is. bounded by the Malta
poni river. the, lands OF the Berkeley esente. Dir.
Ira :. Thorn $, and Others; 100 ACKES excellent
low grounds c,aired; tk. balance abOusiis In saw
timber OF the anesr qualify, and wood, baaug eight
miles from the Richn eid, Frederick sbarg and 20.
tomac rar DAD; and IL IS believed the.s,meer and
wood can be TRANSFORMED b. the Aattasont river.
as t. SO mach Of the proceeds may be necessary
to defray The espepsfs OF executing this trust The
fees for craving ana recording This decd, anu TO
discharge the ana,tsnt Of money payable upon the
said negotiable notes. aad the balance at such limo
and In such ruahuer as the said William II. Bran'
y WILLIAM ]: GLppT9E, u
DAVID L. pULLlAM,
| hS7 at.st'. Trustees
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a.. BY Edward &. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
o.1Ol5 Maln street.

TXCELLENT BRICK STORE WITH
IL DWELLING ABOVE. ON fGHTEENrH
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND FkA 4, M ~,
of FEBRUARY 1875, will sell, on The prem lses, at
3k O'Clock p. NJ. the BRICK STORE No: North
Eighteenth street occupied by MIR. +. n: Wilitamsl
with Tonr rooms shove. The lot fronts "a 5.l2
feetand runs back 40 feet. This is favorable OBJ
p0rtunity tor getting good bnsiuess-siand or to
make an In esrment. The property Will pay MT
teen per cent on cost.
Terms: One-hlrd cash; balance In six and
twelve mt nths with six per cent. Interest dded
fc 8 - EDWaKD c. GODDTN, Auctioncer.
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SALES.
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, February 9.-Cotton steady: sales
fair extra, ~ 7O@S5 40 /; good 10 choice, S5.45M
So Wheat Qniet; prices generally without DE;
taI.Ow unchanged. Resin ard turpentine dull.
Pork lower: new Job Iors. 81 9.37h. Lard lower !;
prime steam. 14@l4 1-16c. Whiskey decldediy
frner at 81 %. -----l -----
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, February 9.-Flour and corn steady.
Pork quiet at $40. Lard quiet steam, 81 .60 Dlu
dars dull ut sbGDS4c.; no sides out of smoke.
Whiskey excited and higher; S1.O2. 'trs.4t rs
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JAZZ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oRR,eE. }
StSGlSiA PESIrENfiARf,i
RICfIk INNn. Enhru2rY. q. 1S1A,

At'iissoahs SCu1 u@A u - 1917 =
JAMES ROBINSON, q white convict,
y thirty three years Of age, Ave feet ntne aud
half inches high, escaped. from gang employed AZ
the State cattie-pcGs on MonGay, LIST lnstank The
prisoner seat 10 this nstlnt ion from the city
or Richmond In 1S7S to serve terra OF three
years for grant larceny. A reward Of FIFTY
DOLLARS Will be paid fey h!s arrest and return
70 this institution GEORGE y. STSoTHER
seS.dt Superintendent
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AUCTION sALEs-Yature Da,.
Trust SALE OF LANDS AT cHEs

TRUST SALE OF LANDS AT CHEs.
n TER ON FRIDAY The 18th DAY OFFep
RUAkY. A. D. 1875. At O'CLOCK.--By VIE.
OF trasi-deeds from Edward McNuty. VII. ''I 70
Gated The 18th Of March, 1869, and ieth Of H. a,,
cemoer, 1871. Gully recorded IN Cheste,seH
the lime and place mentioned above rWO yaITf.s
ABLE TRACTS OF LAND near The VILLAGE ~
Chester. IN said county, and near The Rlci,mond
LIST. TRACfOFTW HUNDRED AND FIFTY
EIGHT ACRES. on The Osborne rosd bounded nv
I'd. TRACT OF one HUNnHEDA
FOUR hCRfS. On the same road, bounded ty ,ba
lands Of henry Hawkins and others. - = vac
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six, tve;ve
md eighteen months, parchaser 10 exerute neun,
BILE notes, ~elTendo rsPd, carry Ing interest from
date, and title retained I'LL paid for. Purchaser 10
pay taxes for 1875.
ALE XANDER DOMAIN.
F. IL 1O-3t 1870 9 Trustee, Petersburg Va
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST.LouIs, February 9.-Flour in good demand
for low and medium grades which are wanted
Corn opened higher aud firm 1T 64@65c.; closed
weak. Whiskey advanced TO S1.02. Pork dull al
1880. Bacon unchanged. Lard held at SIC.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, February 9.-Four dull and un,
changed. Wheat dull; MARYLAND req, 81 i oW
S120. Corn weak aud lower; southern White, ~
"a. 7Sc.: yellow, 7S6S0c Prov sions active. Pork.
$40 5O@Ds2O. Bason-Shouder,, SIC; Lard, 81
M14hc. Coffee quiet and unchanged. "hiskey
excited Ut SlASl.O2. Sugar steady anu IN
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To siE5 IiBytJ. T.. Apperson, --
bio Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, t' ~
No. 1Ol6 corner Main and Eleventh streclss
BY Burton, Carter h Co.,
peal Esfatp a geuts.ard AuctioneerS,'

TOR SALE, A VALUABLE LOT OF
4 GROUND ON THE MIN S,E III r R1A y
TY.NINTH STREETS. IN The COUNTY OF
HENRfCJ.-As substituted 1rustee In deel frem
Thomas H. Kosher alln wife, for the benefit OF Iella
rico County Court clerks office ID i. 90. p. ~,
being required by the said Della Pate VIII sgl az
pubic auction, on the premises, on Itfu kSDA I
lot of ground conveyed by the said deed, fronting
80 feet on The Nine.Miie road between twenty, ;,.
eighth and Tweniy-ninih streets, aud running pack
l2O fee, to an alley IA feet wide. ,Dn,,
TERMS: ON day of sale. ": W: GOEADO .,:,c.
fp '.t".'-' SuDStl1 uteu 1Thscc.
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kIcHMnSD, VA, February 4, 1875.


General, Colonel MarshalPS address was
delivered before the Virginia Division of the
Association of the Army Of Northern Vir-
GINA. OF which General FiZ Lee was then
and General Pickett is now president. lam
,rc>iuen, OF the Association at large, which
ha> never met since its organization, but
lrcrc Is Il provision in The constitution for
divisions in each one of the States that had
troops.i the army OF northern Virginia
Your reply to Colonel Marshall has been filed
with his aGd eSs among the archives OF the
Southern Historical Society, Of which | am
president.
You are correct in the statement that Gen
eral Lee received orders on Sunday 1.-THE LIST
OF June, 1862 to take command Of the army
defending Richmond. Ihave that statement
from i member of bis family, then residing
in the house with him. The orders were
given to him In Richmond about noon, or in
the early afternoon OF Sunday, and he went
out to the army that evening.
The orders were probably given verbally,
and it il very likely that General Lee did not
take formal command until Monday the I'd,
though he doubtless instructed General
Smith, on his arrival at headquarters, to have
the troops brought back to their camps on
Sunday night. This matter do not regard
of sufficient Importance to caVil about for,
upquestionably. when General Lee went out
to the army on Sunday afternoon any oppor-
tunty for striking the enemy a damaging
blow which may have existed in the early
morning had ceased to exist. ''a"'.'
You have certainly been led into error 10
your estimates Of General Lees strength,
and Of the numberof troops brought to the
army after Seven Pines. IOu have either
Inexperienced the information given you
by the officers you mention or they were.
themselves greatly mistaken, as l think can
demonstrate Us you. In the first place,
must say that we have General Longstreers
official report OF the battle OF Seven Pines,
which has been furnished to the Southern
Historical Society by General Il. =. AleXan-
der. who undertook to write the history of
Longstree,'s brigade, division, and corps, at
his instance. 1t IS in two forms first, III his
headquarters book. in which all bis reports
were copied, and then in a separate copy
made from the book; aud the following is
the statement of the losses sustained by the
wing Of the army he commanded, as given
at the close Of the report: geq. - ~. ...r
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BY Telegraph.

=. NEW YORK. -.
NEW YORK, February 9-Noon.-stocks nuh'
Money, 2h. Gold, 114H. Exchaige-Long. 4oo'a :
short. 4S9h. Governments active end tstrepe'
States quiet. ,-'',r H. ',s, f.' : - j,.a i,
Evening.- Money easy at 2h@3. sterling oui' ~
1885,, Gold advanced to 114A@114h. Govern
MS active and sfong. States quiet and nominal.
Sto ks closed dull and weak. i. r:.'... .
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aIJeyr,oY eanEs-Fusure pays.
BY Cook e Laug1ton. Anctioreers,
No IN Governor street.

SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
N1saiNG GOODS, rugs: LACE CURTAiNs,
IA BLE.SoVgks, sR0CHE sHAWIhas;; &C. SST-
February i 1 !. commencing at 1oh o'clock, first
class s'0f Ha6usE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
f shEacHEb and BALr-BLEAcrED HUckABAcK
S.p rnm San Turkey-red EoYLrEs:
sni In fin shed bleached 1ABtE-EL oTHs;
pink, Green. and Yellow FLAX TABLE-CLorHs r
M MaITfaGHan LACE CURTAINS and I,AMBRE-
ror 2E4s Covers; -. - -
Lace. Crochet, aud hand; made iDiEs "a r. ,u,p.
VELVET t1xFH HAssocxs and RUes. Administer Rugs;
BTusss tspsssry n sna s MHeI Eros
Infants, = embroidered ROBES;
Hamturph EDGISo and INSERTING;
s BnoeK s SAbE5ip 'ockErs. ETC; ETC, -
4 he above goods will be on eXhibision IN lDs
sssfFSeEs I5sf f91@ to H. the
tenion of the ladies OF This city Is pariculafyre-
quesea 70 ibis ya ee M sIlH
manner. I'ti 80: - CoJk La Gnta a,
fec 1H -JsG.l ~ ..L! ~ EAuci.o1eeIs:-
~ ig1 1,ByJ. Il. Apperson, 's - :,
..].r Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, <A
No. 1Ol6 corner Main and Eleventh Streets
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF EX-
n GELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN.
FURNI1 URE.-Will be sold ut auction on FIJI.
DAY February 10 1875, at IL O'Clock ID at no.
2216, corner of Broid.and Twenty-'bird streets
the usual variety of ROUSE HOLD and klfChEN
FURNITURE, consisting Of G.. ..... FIN.
- SOFAS. ....
- TABLES, .''- -..'.-.l .-.
CHAIRS, ~.
CARPETS. ..-..,-.ss 81. Ia ..,,.s
- 81 FEATHER. REDS,
81 -tf a. HAIR MATTRESSES, &c, &C.; r
all In good condition. ,,,,,,,,>, Z.
TERMS: Cash. .: u. APpEhsuN,,
Administrator Of William Burk, deceased.
70
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

VERY RARE QPPORTUNITY.-A
Y merchant with an established business Of ten
years wishes to retire. Wnl sell. for cash only,
SrOCB, GOODWILL, and FlXTURES. WIN
also retain his present trade for The benefit Of the
purchaser. Apply TO
CAAFEIN, STAPLES & CO.,
Peal Estate Agents, &
No. II Tenth stree., Richmond, va.
fe S-W,s&Tu3t
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2 E NJ 0 v A L

r, E NJ Q Y A L. ~. $685.:
SHANkS, BARRETT & WILSON,
PLUMBERS, TIMERS, GAS AND STEAM
--t a FITTERS, 1
having taken possession Of the Large and eoufne-
s#f r a.. dious store q" 5F.'s .r-
1908 MAIS STREET,
BETWEEN TwELFEu AND TAIRTsESrH,
weuld respectfully invite the special attention Oh
their customers and the public In general TO their
large aud we'll assorted stock ets stoves, Ransts,
STATE ManlIes, Gas Chandeliers, Gas-Rixtures. Hf~
draulic Rams, Pumps Hydranfs, Bath Tubs, W atsn-
Closets Baths, Showers, and every variety OF Tin-
ware and Housefurn ahng "Goeds. Tin and S.oEc
MATERIAL Guttering, Spouting, Lead Iron aud Terra
Gotta Pipes, SC. &c. wholesale and retail = ~
Particular attention. given 10. PSainbing, Gsss and
Steam Fitting, Culyerting, and Ink oofng In their
various branches. Please give ns call.
T. SHANkS, BAEHETf b WILSON
l20sMain street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, Rlch9tond. Va. IL 2O-lm
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LOUISVILLE. February -9.-Flour unchanged.
Coru firm ut 6S@70c. Pork firm at $50 Bacon
fierce. l4h40l4ac.; keg, l5hc. htskey excited
and higher ut $1.O2. Digging quiet AID frmer at
1
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FINANCAA AL
FINANCIAL
GITIzENs BANK OF RICHMOND
AUTHORIZED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 900
wv. PICKERELL, President;
z u SNEAD Cashier.

Deposits of one dollar and upwards receiyGa and
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Hank open every day from O'Clock A; IL. till
O'Clock p. NJ, and on Saturday frop p. NJ. till
P. NJ.
Security andoubted, ia i-eod3m
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RALTlMOR

BALTIMORE, February e.-virgiuia 6's, peclers,
IS: corsos, DAN. West Virginia's, TX. North
Carolina 6's, old, 25; new, 12; special tax, s. Bid
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MARINE TNFELIEGENCE.
PORT CT RICHMOND. FEBnUAsY o, 1876.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 10, 1875
Sun rlses. 6.45 Moon sets.......... 10. 81
SIM spts,,..,, 5.15 High tite.......... s 20
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{. BY James N. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Aucttooecrs,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

VALUABLE AND MOST DESIRABLE
v THREE.sTORY BRICK RESIDENCE. oV
THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET NJ,
AUCTlON.-0n WEDNESDAY the 10th d.y np
February: 1879, We VIII se, on the premises At
AK O'Clock 2. NJ. that valuable and most d1-Jr,tH
THREE->TOKY BRICK RESIDENCE. Incs,ngg
as above stated and adj lining The residence Of h.
Wexford. having eleven rooms. with gas and ga
kitchen with four rooms. bathroom &c. The 10,
fronts 32a1 feet ana run back about $50 feet n
paved alley. 1hIs sale should attract the a,Ien,Jn.
of persons seei Ing residence II being ON ono w
the most beautiful and rapidly improving streets IN IN
The city. .f ts.5.'st ~
TERMS: Accommodating and made know, .,
sale. JAMES ". TAYLOR & son
re . 1884. ... Auctionetrs.
POSTPONENEST.
In consequence Of nclemency OF the weather tho
above sale Is postponed iii MONDAY the 9Th ~
February, 1876. at The same hour. -
JAMES ~ TAYLOR & son.
Ie) Auctioneprs.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
T.0TvISVIIJE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, February 9.--Flour firm and In fair
demand Corn dull and declining; No. mixed,
60HfIG03tc.
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: A Florida railroad boasts of making net
earning of nineteen cents last year. Accord
ing to Dickens the stockholders ought to be
happy, but they, re not.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
a...-... s RICHMOND, February 8, 1875.

WuEAr.-whfte.,1 .694 bushels. Red, 524 bushels
CoRN.-White, 1,09S bushels. -; 0H.A'u.lE &
OATs.-156 bushels. ,.... I. ...,..,...
BEANs.-24 bushels. --..'
MEAL.-l bushels. s..s'.a ..--. p. =. - III
..t f.. Gas-s., SALES. .,."a .fI-'' -
WHEAT-While, 20 bushels at Fl IL. - a' g..
NuEAT.-Red. l 2 bushels ut S1.15; AZ bushels
rely good AT $3.50; 70 bushels good at 81. 20.
Total, ! pa bushels.
bushels at 76c; 29U bushels on private terms $50
bushels at TIC. Total, 994 bushels. 40. -
OATS.-3S bushels OH private terms. ..a ...-s'
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GIGN OF THE RED FLAG.-Gcn-3
y tIemen,s French Calf Congress Gaitre.AA -.
X3. so worth -: utiemen's ADe Calf 4 lexis Va
laced or with buckles, sS so worth $40; hEess
quality Alexis only f4.5J worth % Inc CAR
Boo s tsewedI only rs worth 20: Lsdes' Frrnch
Kid B,ittoned Boots So cheap al 40; Laibes' Pep,
BILE Goat, S2.75 worth a. Misses Hight sewer s
Shoe, $l.25; MEMS Arctic Orershoe5, HIP. AZ
III 1.1n, = - '-fr- 1923 5lt.SB street.
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RON, STEEL, &c.

A full assortment Of best REMIND Ron,
Ia consisting OF
RoUScs, SQUARES, FLATS, and SH.ffiSa, i.
QyALs, HALF-UYALs, and AALF-k1USpS, ana
HOOP
NAu.-R0Ds. and SHEET
&AILOa,S CAST aud SHEAR STEEL,
ENGLISH and AMERICAN BLIsTEAEp STEsh,
GERMAN aud TInR-SrExLs
PIo-TIN, PIG and BAR.l.EAD and SPLITTER,
RUSSIA SHGET-lRoN an,s SHRHT-ZlSc.
For sale by 49,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10

HOUSE AND LOT ON DUNALG
IL STREET FOR SALE PkIVATELT-E1
I he HOUSE Is No. 9, south side OF Iuval street,
east, between First and Foushee live rooms, gas
In all; good kitchen and ccal.hou>e. tOT
63xI05; garden large enough to raise vegetables
sufficient for family well Of excellent water.
seven persons has been living In the house for six
wears. and Is perhaps the hcilthiest IN HE city.
PRICE:s1,75O .one-fifth cash. the remainder at
6, IL, / s, and "a month";, each insaimeh 1850
or II 600 cash. .
Apply on the premises. which will lie shown 70
any one desiring TO purchase. he -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10

UNFOLDING AND VISITING-CARDS,
III hsA utfRl. 1T tta dispatch Pgiskng House.
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AECTIONEERs. DC.
RdpsyT'N, aBesES. Sss.

T AIDES BARCELONA SLIP. <su1
IL PERS, ladies' TOILET SLIPPERS ee-9
ladies' WHITE KID SLfPPkRs, ladies' VELVET
SLIPPERS ladies'. HOUSE-SLIPPERS, ladies'
NEWPORT TIES, and a complete line of gen-
tlcmcn's and boys oLIPPEks, just recetyedat
}. A. GklGG'S,
70 ....# ...E.s. Tenth and Main.