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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-02
Cheap OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Caucus Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-At a caucus
meeting of the Republican members OF the
Senate several weeks ago committee was
appointed to report what action should he
taken this session on the transportation
question. Senator Window, of Minnesota,
who for the past two years has been the
chairman of the Select Committee on Trans
portation Routes to the Seaboard, was ap-
pointed chairman of the caucus committee,
and to-day in its behalf reported to the cau'
Gus which was specially convened to deter
niue the party's action on the subject. he
submitted the following preamble aud reSo'
linton, which were with almost entire una.
pamity adopted and authorized to be made
public. They will be offered in the Senate
tomorrow, when, of course, they will be
ratified:
Whereas the power to regulate com.
MERGE among the several States conferred
upon Congress by the Constitution includes
the power to aid and facilitate commerce by
the employment of such means as may be
appropriate and plainly adapted to that end,
and Congress may, therefore, in its dlscre-
ton provide for the improvement or crea-
ton Of such channels or highways Of
commerce as will, IN its judgment,
afford the cheapest and best facilities
for the interchange of commodities be.
tween the different States of the Union !;
and whereas it is believed that the thorough
and systematic improvement of the Missis-
sippi river, including an adequate channel at
its mouth the connection of Mississippi riv.
er with the Lakes by means of the Fox and
Wisconsin Improvement and the Hennepin
canal; the speedy completion of the i'm
provements between Lakes Superior and
Huron and Lakes Huron and Erie, and sys.
tematic improvement Of the Ohio and ka-
nawha and of the Tennessee livers. are works
OF great national importance and of imme-
date and pressing necessity, which when
completed will materially reduce the cost Of
transportation, and thereby diminish the
burdens now borne by the industrial inter.
ests Of the country: therefore,
ReS0lped, That in addition to the usual
and necessary appropriations made In the
river and harbor bill for works already I'm.
der charge Of the Government, the Missouri
river included, the Committee on Commerce
be instructed to insert In said bill such sums
as in their judgment-having due regard to
the recommendations of the chief of engi-
neers and the commission appointed to re-
port upon the mouth of the Mississippi
river-cau be juiiciously and economically
expended during the next fiscal year upon
the improvements above indicated, looking
to their speedy completion and the wants of
our rapidly. internal commerce.
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The senatorial Contest In west VIE
rinia-NO Choice Yet. i

The senatorial Contest In west VIE
sinia-No Choice Yet. agH
tlspecial telegram TO the Dispaleh.1 i
CHARLESTON, WEsT VIRGINIA, FEBRUARY
THE interest in the senatorial light IS
daily becoming intense. The excitement
stretched to its utmost tension tonight IN the
caucus. It came very near swapping into
new departure of some kind. Walker has
been gradually gaining strength but as tne
DAYS 90 by the feeling grows stronger. may
safely say that be Is fighting s'nrie-nanoeo
against the whole legion Of rivals. There
10 an almost unparalleled obstinacy mani-
tested In some Of the candidates, VINO nave
never received more than half Dozen
votes. and are clinging like grim death 10
their slim chances.
Tb;rsv.one ballots have been taken In eau
cus and four in joint session. There IL no"
M Indication as to whose brow shall wear
the senatorial laurel. The rest Of the session
NAV be spent In balloting, for the end Is as
hard to see as it was ten days ago. NO start
ling combinations have been made, but as
the bill for the removal of the capital comes
IN Tomorrow some developments may De
made. It is Camden's district that asks for
the state.House. 1t may be two weeks De-
fore senator Is chosen.
Tonight was the thirtieth ballot: WalHer'
%; Camden, Is; Price, 10; brannan, 10
u, G. Camden, 3; Caperton, /; s. a. Mile,
1. Thirty.frst ballot: Walker, 20; cam
den, 1e; Price. 8; Brannan, 1e; q. u. CAM
den, G; scattering, q.
In comparing this ballot with those OF last
ueak il NAV be said that Brannun has
Gained. but he will not be the lucky man un'
less Camden or Walker is out of the field.
The Joint ballot of the Legislature indicates
nothing. nor will it until the caucus takes
conclusive action.
An ATTEMPT was made in caucus to-
night to pass a resolution to adjourn sine
die. which was equivalent to allowing the
whole matter to be decided in joint assem-
bly,. where the seventeen Republicans hold
tbe balance of power. 1t was oyerwhelm.
inolv lost. There is a fear that unless a
choice is soon made the Democracy will
be demoralized.
The people are impatient, and clamortpg
that so much time is lost in senseless strug'
! ole If Walker or Camden are not chosen it
will be an ingratitude of party that has sell
dom occurred in any State. ALI the oldfogy
element is opposed to them.
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Louisiana,

PROPOSITIONS LOOKING re COMPROMISE.
New YORK, February 1.-The Tmes's New
Orleans special says the congressional COM
mittee is endeavoripg to effect compromise.
II involves the seating of the five members
of the Legislature expelled by bayonets, the
election of Il Speaker other than Mr.. Wilt,
the recognition of the Kellogg government,
aud harmonious action with The Radicals OF
the Senate. McEnery and Penn will not be
pirties to the compromise.
Another proposition was the recognition
of Kellogg as Governor and Penn as Lieu
tenant-G Governor. The leading members of
both parties are sanguDe of some sort of
compromise.
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE VACANT
- LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, UN.
cree of the Chsncery Court of the city Of Rich,
the case Of 1noes against Inloes, &c, l shall sell
at public auction, on the premises, on IHURs :,
RAf nth the 14 Of M d
Franklin between Monroe and Henry streets, adj
Joining The residence OF hIr. Bailey Davis aud OPP
70 feet, runoiug back ABOUT 155 feet TO an alley.
his lot is locates In part OF the city where pro-
nerty Is in great demand for geutee private resi-
dences.
Alter which, ON the premises, say at AZ O'Clock
P. ~, that valuable LOT OH the north side OF ID or
Cary Street between Adams aud Jefferson siresls,
opposte to the Clyde Place, fronting SO feet, run
And on the following day-vlz., FRIDAY, 9th of
81, LUIS Nos. l, 2, 8, at the corner of Rockets
aud Louisiana streets Isd Joining the residence Of
Mr.. H. l. Disterl, each 1ro49tlng 70 feet running
Also, LOTS Nos. 8, ! 0, aud l l, each fronting 20
feet on Louisiana street. running back 200 feet on
Second street. separated from the other lots by sid
Also, LOTS Nos. 90. "a. 25, and 26. each front,
ing rs feet on Louisiana street. running back !CO
feet to an alley, near the grocery-storc OF MIR.
After which, on the premises, will be sold that
south Side of Wharf Street runniug back 81 feet to
stone wall on James r1rer, ad1oi0ing on one slde
the wharf of the powhatan Steamboat Company,
and on the other the wharf OF Edward Berkeley.
Al the same time and pIa.e will be sold LOT No.
g. i'm suuarc No. 81, on the east line Of Twenty
seventh between Clay and Leigh streets, fronting
SO feet, running back about "a feet 10 al alley.
Also, LOr No. 6, letter V, on the west line of
Richard between Valley aud Concord streets, 'front.'
Ing 22 feet and running back A feet.
Terms Une.fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, ana title retained till all the purchase
money is fully paid.
Plats can be seen at my office.
". GODDlS,
Administrator, with the will annexed, of James 4.
lnloes, deceased. ia 26-2S,3O&Fe2,45
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Washington Item ;.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The President
has not yet signed the little tariff BILL"
The Khedive's presents to General Sher-
mans daughter are held for duties, which
are ENORMOUS.
A delegation of colored men headed by
Fred. Douglass waited upon prominent Re-
publicans with set speech that it they re.
cognized Kellogg and rejected Pinchback
the colored people would regard it as an in
yidious distinction.
The President has signed the bill to pay
interest on certain District bonds.
e The debt statement shows au increase of
one million and third. Amount in the
Treasury-gold, $6O,600,000; currency,
$10,250,000.
The Committee on Appropriations have
agreed to the following items in the sundry
civil bill for public buildings at the places
named: Charleston, $4,000; Raleigh,
$4,000.
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Rom Michigan should not reflect upon nun
" M NE W,raIsxs: Does the gentleman cast a
SUSPICION on me now shat was po' "''"'A
Mr.. RAypAI1: I do not; and VIII not
.,inyr tine gentleman to reflect on me, eisner.
Mr.. WILLIAMS: Then, why did you pun
the question: 8. dc
Dir. RANDALL: Because "aa'eu I" "''
finctly understood. y
Aftcr Mr., WILLIAMS bad voted "aye,..
Mr.. PELaAM, Of Alabama, also voted aye,
and MI McNuLrA. of Illinois, was ready to
vote the same Say. but stated that be was 10
tho corridor. not ia the ball, during theroll-
call The vote was then announced az FOL
lows: Yeas, 40; nays. e6-less than two
thirds in the affirmative. So the motion was
rejected, The only exception to The vote
being strict party one was that MT. Shh l;s
of Virginia, Republican, voted no. hls
vote the other way would have carried tne
motion.
MIR. BUTLER, of Massachusetts,, moved to
suspend the rules so as to authorize tne tou'
mittee on Rules to report Immediately alter
the reading of the journal tomorrow
changes or amendments to the rules, ara
nroyidiup that during the consideration OF
sueb report no 'dilatory motion whatever
shall be entertained by the Speaker, ana
that all debate thereon shall cease Wltnln
one hour after the report shall be made.
MIR. ELpREDGE, of Wisconsin, moved an
adjournment; which was rejected by yeas
and nays. n,u
The vote was then taken on Mr.. buffers
motion, and amid renewed excitement lt was
.iected-yeas, 173; nays, S9-not two-thirds
in the affirmative.
Mr.. SBEER, of Virginia, was the only ke'
publican who voted in the negative.
Mr.. GARFIELD. of Ohio, then moved 10
take recess till 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
| ing.
Mr.. ELpREDGE, of Wisconsin, suggested
that ipasmuch as the majority could do VIVA.
il liked the recess be till tomorrow at IL
O'Clock, and that all to-morrow's session De
considered as that of Mondays, so that the
majority might do all the mischief 1t chose.
Mr. GARrIELD's motion was adopted.
yeas, 1GT nays, 80; and the House at +. NJ
took q recess till 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing. when Mondays session will be resumed
During the session of the House to-day
Mr.. HAwLEY, of Connecticut, moved TO sus'
pend the rules aud pass the bin authorizing
the enlargement of the Hygeia Hotel on Coy
eminent property at Fortress Monroe, va
| Agreed to.
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CHERIFE's SALE OF TOBACCO, 90.

y nv virtue OF an order OF court made in two at
,ss.hfient suits o. u. g. Mayo q Co.. and ny con,
= Mt OF parties in the execution OF NJ e. ea
fsctory of D. @. MAYO d Co., Tweity-lfth and
Main streets on MONDAY, fahruary, s75: ~
10 O'Clock A. 81, ALI The EFFECTS In Siiid Iac,
tatacco and tobacco In process OF manufacture;
large quantity or smoking tobacco. In 5ags sno
loose large lot Of TOBACCO bags Labels, ana Dranns
warmers as barrels syrup empty barrels, boxes,
casps about 600 tons coal buggy and harness !;
three horses: lot cnddes; salt Oils very large ot
large lot slaves. nails, lumber. &C.,
&C.. and inapy other articles Of value, too numer-
Gus TO mention.
n,oceed 10 sell at the Philadelphia
on the Dock. a very large quaptity Of haNUFAC-
TraMs. Cash. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
feo sheriff City Richmond.
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DOR RENT, the BRICK DWELLR
Il ING at the southeast corner Of Marshall i5
and Adams streets, with eight rooms, aud kitchen
fe 2-3t GKURBS & WILLIAMS
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The Railroad Question before the
Senate Committee.

WAsHINaToN, February 1.-The Senate
Railroad Committee had long and rather
excited session this morning, and adjourned
without action. The proceedings that have
TRANSFERRED give no plausible indication of the
result, though the through line from ocean
to ocean seems to have the most friends, the
argument being that feeders will come OF
their own accord. There are mauy connect.
ing schemes which prevent present and.
which may defeat fual action. 1t is either
Tom Scott, pure and simple, or nothing.
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Youthful Mail.RobBer Arrested
Nine Thousand Dollars Recovered.
fSpecial telegram TO the DispatcII'J

Especial telegram TO the DispatcH'J
MACON, GA, February 1.-Heavy losses Of
valuable letters have been going on at this
point for some time. Special Agent Cham
bers, of the Post-Ofice Department, arrived
here Saturday, and yesterday succeeded in
spotting the thief, who proves to be little
boy about twelve years of age and son OF
the county judge. He had large number
of letters in bis possession containing eight
or nine thousand dollars in drafts. He has
been carrying on the business for three or
four months. The District Attorney arrived
tonight, and an investigation will be bad to-
morrow.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. February l, 1878.
ARRIVED.


PORT OF RICHMOND. February 1,1s75.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New I crK, mer-
s,eamerJ ". Everman Platt, Philadelphia, mer-
chaudiss and passengers, W. Z. Porter AGENT
Schooner Judah Ware, -' James rl'er' "oo''
Schooner Knott's Greek, Blizzard, james river
shingles. ro-u.,. 1or,ee riror.
' Schooner John Anderson, Evans, James river
SIoon J. c. Heenan, James river, oysters, to mas
Sioon Elizabeth, James river, oysters, 10 master.
Sloop Ada Wood. James river, Oysters, 10 master
Sloop Maria Louisa, James river, oysters, 70 mas
sioop Carrie, Howard, James river. oysters, to
master.
Schooner Fannie w. Johuson:: 0uticn. Boston
uin Wood Hole. guano Allison ADDISON.
Schooner Martha Collins, Grove, Bahamas qua
no, Guanahani Ferti!izing Company.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. L. b. Tatum, agent
sIoop Geran!um, Watson, James river to load
oysters for Richmond.
Rosroy. January 29.-ArriVed: schooners Cora
Morrison. Freeman; j. 8. Pierce, Kemp; b. b.
Young. Young; Arthur Clifford. Paine; l.: NJ.
jenkins, jenkins; and Finback' Oliver; all from
NEW CASTLE. DEL. January 3O.-Arrived,
rchooner William A. FaIwcll, Lord, from Rich
mopd uin Osbornes, Va.
NEW YORK. JANUARY 2e-I-,Arrlyed, schooner
sydney Mlunnell, Pease, from Vir1i nia.
NEWPORT. January 27.-Sailed, schooner Ro-
meo. Mcfarland, from chick thominy river, Va,
VINEYARD HAVEN. January 29.-Arrived, school,
ner Newell b. Halves, Kennedy, from Boston for
Virginia.
The steamer Lady vi HE Lake, which was almost
DESTROYED by fire Thursday night will be towed TO
Baltimore Monday afternoon by the steamer VII.
lam crane, of the Boston line. She is to be re-
paired In that city by MeSsrs. Harlan Hollings-
worth, of Wilmington, Del, her builders.
The schooner =. e. scammell which has peen
ashore at False Cape for several days, arrived here
last night about o'clock in tow of one OF Messrs.
q. & j. Baker g. Co.'s wreckinR steamers.
Brig Sabra, ashore at False Cape, remained In the
same positian yesterday (29th) she Is not Leak.
ing: is discharging ballast vino eat win light
swell.-NorfoK Lanmark. January 3lSt.
NOTICE 70 MARINERS.
On account OF the immense fields OF hoatfng Ice
In the Sound 1t is impossible to keep all the buoys
in place. and careful pilots are guided 6y their
ranges on The shore and by sonndings. Collect tor
Hanover, of Bridgeport. has received official noti-
fcatfon that the buoy off shippan Point that was
recently displaced by ice will be replaced as soon
as other work which Is equally important Is con-
Guided.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, February 1.-Arriyed: Baltic, Klop-
stock, City of Mexico Oder, Arrsgon. Arrived cut :
Pomerania, Arbitrator, Hda, and Celtic.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, February LIN the South
Atlantic States. stationary barometer and
temperature, southeast winds, and partly
cloudy or clear weather.
For the Gulf States, southerly winds,
falling barometer, stationary or higher tenn
perature, cloudy weather, and possibly rain.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall
ing barometer, southeast to southwest winds,
rising temperature, cloudy and possibly
rainy weather.
For New England and the Middle States,
rising followed by falling barometer, south
west to easlerly winds, stationary or higher
temperature, and clear followed by cloudy
weather
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'aTcrIcS sAIlEs-rY.sre nays.
Bysh Ms. LIS,
Auctionees and Real Estate Agent,

.rI,RusTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE
Tf T tsSEY 81 AYR SRRkEGttfsF sras
n and Anna Carbin Brander his VIE, oesnbg
date the 9Th or December. 1878 aud duly recorneu
in the CLERKS Office Of The County Court OF Caronne
comfy to the undersigned trustees " seCnIs lns
Tayn,ent of the sum Of S2.243.3S-1o0 evidenccd
br two negotiable notes thereia described, anu III
ferest on the same ut the rate 81 e1ght per
nrr anuum from maturity until pslo: sho ee1au 1s
having been made In the payment OF saiu n9tss, aa
being go requested by the holder ihereoi' Me. 10
trustees aforesaid. shall proceed 70 ss ~ puSnc
,ucfion on the premises, near the reslosnce Oh
ara T. Thomas, on SATURDAY. February ID
1874 Mt O'Clock p. A.. the properly therein COLI
70 we'd and described as follows: All lnat Ptece VI
Marcel Of Inud living IN Caroline county. va, Son
:" ming 732X ACRES, more or less, ana Known 90
The balance or LOT No. In plat OF DIVISION 9! Ing
Rpad's plantation, and 10 bounded by tne aaua~
nonj river the lands Of the Berkeley estate, nr:
Ira S. Thom,s, and others; 100 AChEs e1Se'ie .a
low GROUNDS cleared; the balance aDoun9s ~ s1r
timber Of the hnesr quality, and wooo neinS s' P
miles from the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG ADJ ~
tomac railr oad; and 1t is believed the tlnGsa anu
wood can be transported by the Nattap0nl river.
And nnon the following terms, to-wtt: For casn
az to 40 much of The proceeds rs may De Necessary
IN Jefray the expenses Of executing tnls trust. e
4, es for drawing aud recording this deeo. ana W
discharge The amount OF money payaole upon tl'e
said negotiable notes; and the balance at sncn tlme
anu in such manner as the said William II. brah-
uef' 'r'' Sn''' va WILLIAM I. CLOPT0N,
DAVID l.. PULLIAM.
!, Trustees.
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Senatorial Elections.

TALLAHASSEE, February 1.-The ballot
today for United States senator resulted as
follows: General Robert Bullock, 81 j. L.
Requa, %; Sam Walker, 8; McLin, 8; rest
scattering.
ST. PAUL. MINI, February mo choice
for United States senator as vet.
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BY ". Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU-
1 ABLE PROPERTY KNOWN = IA A S,, TIE I;
AND PETERSBuRG RAILROAD' THIk ;III 3
FROM PETERSBURG.-As trustee In the deed Of
trust from W. H. Hayward and wife, bearing date
lsr December / $50, duly recorded in Chesterfield
County Court, shall, IN execution thereof pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction, on the premises. It
the village of Chester, on SATURDAY he 20th
of February, 1875, at o'clock Z. NJ, that TRULY
VALUABLE PROPERTY located as above. con.
sisting of LOT Of THREE and ThRcE-qUAR
TER ACRES, on which stands a large and excel
lent HOTEL, containing about thirteen rooms be-
sides. TWO HANDSOME COTTAGES and a
sruREHOUsE. with several ont-buildings suitable
for such all establishment. This property is well
located for hotel, boardingschool, or college,
being so accessible on lie tdng railroad.
TERMS: Enough in cash to deiray costs of sale
and 10 pay off The balance past due on three bonds,
being about .2,450: ON credit as 10 IL 900 until
1st DECEMBER. 1875; on further credit as to
$1,000 until LIST December, 1875; on Il further
credit us TO 81 900 until st Decembsr 1877, With
interest on the whole credit payments ut six per
cent. from 1st day Of December, 1869, till paid !;
and as to the residue If any, such terms slla
be announced at the hour Of salc The whole credit
payments 10 be secured by decd Of trust on the pro-
perry. WILLIAM AMBERS,
ia 29-td Trustee.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND Fl OUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February I, 1875.

RICHMOND, February ], 1870.
j. OFFERINGS.
WHxAr.-White. TO bushels. Red, ,is6 BUSH
els. ooo .,,,
els. Mixed. 90 bushels,
OATs.-922 bushels.
REAys.-12 bushels.
RYE,-3O bnshels.
DRIED APPLEs.-500 pounds.
r -n SALES.
wHEAn-White. SO bushels good at 81 30
WHEAT.-Red, SO bushels prime on private
terms; 332 bushels common at 81 is; 40 bashen
very good at Sl.33; sS bushels at $780, Totas,
CoRS.-White. 22s bushels on prlyaie terms; 30
busheis very coed at 76c. Total. 27S bushels.
CoaS.-Nixed, 40 bushels at TIC.
OaTs-1 "a bushels very good at 70c.; ! 90 bush
els prime at 72c. ; 234 bushels on private terms.
Total, 4SS Bushels.
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Railroad Corruption.

= New YoRK, February 1.-The Sun, under
the head monster Corruption Fund OF
sl1 100000 in connection with the Memphis,
Ell Paso and Pacific Railroad" publishes
FIVE columns. The Sun says the records of
the company show this.
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Canada.

QUEBEC, February 1.--Twenty inmates OF
the Beaufort Insane Asylum, burned last
Friday night, are missing. Two bodies of
the victims have been recovered.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NRwYoRK. February Lotion quiet and STEADY;
quiet and steady. Wheat heavy 81 :20ISl.Zo Ior
winter red wss.ern: s1.26@s1 81 for amber ta
onened Arm and closed shade easier. with mode
rate demand: ssH@s4c. for western mixed SAG.
for yellow western I; Sac for white western. eense
dull and unchanged. Sugar dull; scarcely so firm.
Rosin dull Turpentire frIner. Pork hTm; Iew,
1875. Lard .1rm. Whiskey quiet; 9oc. bld !;
96c, asked. Freights lower.
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BY W. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets

VERY VALUABLE WHARF PROPER
Y TYAT KOcKETTS.-Iam authorized TO sell
that truly valuable property al Rockerts formerly
on the river of 201H feet, extends to Wharf street,
and thence across 1t TO Water street, on which 1t
has front of 1893 feet. IT adjoins The property
Lewis Ludlam's heirs on the other. This is regard.
ed as very valuable property and to effect speedy
hundred yards below the wharyes OF the Virginia
steamship Company.
TERMS: Accommodating.
Apply TO W. GODDIN,
fe 1.3t AuctioDeer.
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AUCTION SALES-This Day.
BY Cook Il Laughton, Auc.ioneers,
No. 10 Governor street,

uOUS EHOLD FURNITURE, FEA-
IL THER-BFDS, CROCkERY, &C.. &C, AT
AUCTION.-THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we will
sell at our auction-r0oms, No. Governor street,
ing OF
BEpsTEADs. BUREAUS. WARDRoBES,
TABLES, SIDEB0ARDS,
HAT-RACKs, CANE and WooD-SEAT CHAIRS,
SIDEBOARD-SAFES.
Six EXCELLENT FEATHER-BEDS,
NEW MATTRESSES,
COOKING and HEAT1NG-SToyEs, &c, &C.
ALSO,
An Invoice OF NEW CROCKERY, consisting of
W. q. TotLET-SETs eleven Iieces),
BASINS ana rWERS, CHAMBERS,
PLATES BAKERS, ROWLS.
DISHES, GLASSES, GLAss-sETs. &C. &c
COOK & LAUGHTON.
fe2 Auctionecrs.