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spstial N0tlles.


Cors OPTION CAN BE CURED.
s..,,.,.s,s puLNoSic LYRUP,
iCHENCS's SEAwEED Tonic,
SCHESCK's MANDRAKE FILLS,
A-s the o-,vl Medicines that will euTe Pulmonary
1;.,.,,,-,r,ior Frequently medicines that stop
- -, -. "a "a, ion the death OF the patient; they
- 80, ~ - lisvs and in TACT. they clio. the action
~ t =, c-,ns that cause the cough. Liver
s,.,a,lei,f and in 'pepss are the causes of two
,lf-is 80 - c..es IN Consumption. Many persons
I-,,i,in ofa dull ial in the side, e0nsti patton
id fln,,,a main in he shoulder blade, feelings
~ rowsnes. I'd restIes. re2s. fhe fool lying hsaVi-
" on The fronaeh aecomp Vnied Win seld'ty ana
belcaiu Of wind These 81 u'ptO ia usuall- " IN
ate rom cisordcred conditio Of The heoinaSn or
torpid liver Persons so affected, il shet taAe oie
or two heavy colds. and il the Va tDeSS oases
be suddenly checked, will find the uihaen anu
liver clo-gei, remaining torpid and II 'aesise, anu
almost before they are aware the Hh-s Ae
mass Of Sores and liberated, the result o. Hsa
death. Schenck's Pulm0nc syrup is an E. NPesspDr-
ant which does not contain OPIUM or an 'tiiins
calculated 10 check cough suddenly. Sch neh "a
Scaweed Tonic dissOlves the food, mixes wit. tAe
gastric juices Of the stomach aids aids digest on
and creates A rayenOus appetite. When the bow. rs
are costiye, skin sallOw, the symptoms otherwis
G: 4 bilious tendency Schenek's Mandrake Pills are
required. The medicines are prepared only by
J. II. SCHENCk son,
N e. corner Sixth and Arch streets, fhila.
And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
Dr. schenck will be ut the Quincy House, Boston,
on tho following Wednesdays. october 9TH aud
aist, November 18th and 18th, and December ID,
10th, aud Both. March ll-deod&wiy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

AcRm tERusuracH.-Tha bah al MAJ
iin's Hotel, Christmas highs vas a great
success. sixty couples were or the door,
the festivities were continued far into the
wee sma' hours, and everybody had a
good time. The Cleea City Orchestra far
ni,hed the music.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

Judge CsT1ius Nlycs returned from Cam
bridge. Saturday. and We understand from him
that the $ Geo which the vote of the town,
in the matter Of aiding the railroad, oit to
be provided flr, i. now practically raised,
which fulfll- al The conditions required Of
Cambridge, and makes the track clear,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

SAD CASE OF SuIcIDE.-Mrs. Nathan Nc
Farland, wife Of the representative Of HYDE
Park, committed suicide on the morning of
the 23i, By hanging. She vas about sky
years OF age and was always most pleasant
woman. and there can he 10 accounting for
this strange action
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Commercial.
Hatertown Union IIv. stock Mark,
Dec. 20.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle. Sheep Lambs Swine
! rms Week--.--. 397 2.i07
Last week....... sos Isst
Eror ist''l
TioH NeTmoht.-- us 7qg
Irlces o. Market Beei-A few choice $40 5OalI N;
ono quality 90 SOFAS 50; third quality s. % az 6 co.
., frlees Of Store Cattle-Working oxen per pair,
siVp, s!9o, sI5, $50; Mich Cows and Calves,
rom s3odt5 tarrow Cows, s21a36; extra $500;
Y Yearhngs .loals; Two Years Old, s10q5s Three
frlces OF Sheep and Lambs In lots wool sheen.
. % - On, 50 - and 81 o. each extra 81 5Oa6 ~
or from to &c v %; Fancy Sheep, 7iasc ,SIh
frlces OF Hides. TailOw and skins HrIrb.ou
Hides HIDES a SIC Y ID; Tallow, -GGc " n Ccintry
~ ~ = a. &c n: Tallow,-05ic Pib Pelts 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

West Enosburgh boasts of one of the
smart old ladies. Her name Is Mrs. Rounds,
and she is 81 years old Daring the pres
ent year she has Woven with common
hand-looia 1872 yards Of carpeting. "a of it
II inches wide, and I25 yards of - full
cloth and flannel, Is of it 50 inches wide
Mhn next2
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

DR. EAGR's pAU PANACEA. for Hheumatl IN,
Ncutal- q, Cramps, Cole. D.arrhea. Cholera Mor-
nus. Cholera .utntum, Sprains, Burns, Scalds,
ncs of the joints and all painful affections OF the
body. external and internal. For Colds, Sore
throat Quincy. and diseases u the throat and mu-
cous membrane. il is an invaluable remedy. J9HS
2. liENRY. CuREAN Co., Proprietors, and Col
lc.-e Place. Ncw York. wit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

An amateur female " mind reader "
que 'sed that her lover was goinm 10 kiss
her Right again
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

\ PRIZE FOR BUTrEe AND CuEESE.-The
Brandon Manufacturing Company, Hon. y.
L. Sprague, Jr., President, offer one OF
their celebrated double platform. double
beam scales as premium for the best lot
Of buttor, Of mol less than - pounds and
another for the best cheese. not less than
~ los, exhibited al the meeting Of the Yer
mont Dairymen's Association, at Montpe-
her. Jan. 20, 81 and -, prOximo. Compe-
titars for these prizes must become members
Of the Association, and furnish written
statements Of when, of whom and how the
butter or cheese was made, breed and feed
ef cows, etc Daniel Hopkins, Esq, of
Waterbury Center, will have charge of this
department, and all articles to be passed
upon by any committee, whether for the
Sprague prizes. or for commentator, gagsi
he entered with him.
o. 5. Bliss, Ceesc.ary,
Georgia, Dec. 81, 1874,
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\ SHORT WEDpEp LIE. o Monday
the Both OF November, Mob Smith Of
West Burke, married Ada 3 ,-b,, lie en-
ioyed a week of welded If - tho t,,-
lowing Monday, lcAyir his vir, at her
fathers, Noble took b -, -. ;,+.,
Newark woods On Ss, I1 '. he returned Sr
to his pouSe, but : 70 wa. ' rSra - leayip,
y oDe +, N 1g1 U.s. nd, trunk tina she had
S' ne ~ no%e.i |" work in the fact ,ry, and
,,i ne "' ne. :; see her he could 20 % that
49, '. IN SH,' I began to look about I'd at
IL H., '"' p 10 + concealed at the hou. e OF
llg1Iy bn%o ee. her uncle. Mr.. Bnr zee
, o'.,,- ''o va not aware of the fact and
I; ~ &c | her back to Smith She tol4
uni nm Ihc % "a got sick OF married lie. and
mn ,'.'tn ~ d he had got sick Of such woman
a. &c as, On Monday, two weeks after
20 2 ma ,riage, he posted her and at last ac-
counts was engaged in negotiations with
the ind iyiIual who is supposed to have been
the cause Of the separation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

Inc Messrs. Fairbanks, of ST. Johnsbury,
made last week ,3i7 scales ofvarious modi-
hcatlons - the largest number they ever
made IN one week. This company have
lately put ten ton scale into the new post
Office in New York CITY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

y singular ease Is reported BIS member
of the medical fraternity of Kccnc y. IL
that Of young married lady, on y sixteen
years DID, who gave birth to a tv sl7cpounl
child and three weeks later, pr, een;ei mr.
husband with another fall rown and
healthy baby. Mother and q ildren are
doing well, bat the husband is in a fever
of anxiety concerning what the fu,p5- las
in store fer hipl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

So ArmNs' l.Esr SErrLEK.-ll1u. f. p.
Walton, whose historical ro-earcae. load
lin to look over the files of old newspapers.
:ai- the following item in the Vermont
G7-.t'-oi December 25, l775. at Bouaing-
ton, cishty-nine years ago:
We are crcdibly informed that Mr.. j c.-e
Nc.t5n, OF 81. Adams, raised a yard (f.elD
90 tgrnip- the last season, on an i-lo nj w.
InI between 81 A!hln and she Gra'id I-lc.
formerly known D. the name of the ~
gan S brtqsi. many ofvrich turuip weighed
twenty pounds each, and the generality
from ten 90 fifteen pounds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

MAsoNic.-TLo annual Meeting of Joseph
W. ROXY Council. P. o. j.. Tor the election
ct Office ior the ensr ing year. was held at
the A. iuu Of Bur ington Commandery OF
~ l., a, o'cloc} D. IN, Monday. result
ing as fellows:
NJ. s. p. G. M-Geo. II. Bigclow.
d. G. NJ yrus Roby.
: Il. VI. l.. .Johonnott
}. q. Vi. B. nyn,lman.
\. X. S.-SaV!es Nichols.
q. rreas.-W Briosmaid
&. NJ. CIV. L. Stone
q. NJ. E-F Ii. Bascom.
G. Tyier-R. j. Wright.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

Smoke and yapor have for some time been
seen issuing from Bald hill, at North Fays-
ton, and the snow has been melted for an
acre around. though It is two feet deep in
the vicinity Responsible persons who
have examined il declare it to be "a volcano
on a small scale.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-01

FlHE-Two tenement house,. heiongin.
30 tic Manhattan Marble Co, Rutland,
were burned Sunday afternoon. Contents
mn.t.Y ...ei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-04
BY Williams & Gibson.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctisnecrs,
No, 1901 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. LAND IN CULPEPER COUNTY. FA.-By
virtue Of trust-deed from 1homss Graham A.h'
1870 and recorded In the clerks office OF tulpcter
County Court we will proceed 10 sell. being
thereto requested by the beneficiary, by public auc-
ton. TO he highest bidder, on THuR>DAi ne 232
Of March, 1875. at the hour Of 2 ST., In ironto
the cOurt-hOuse Of said county, In the town VI oul'
pepper Va, the tract Of land by said deed con'elr
called LA GKANGE" tttnn,ed IN SAT- cpu my
containing I.l22A ACRES. more or less, belngih e
same tract Of land which was conveyed by George
Hamilton and wife to Horace l.. Kent by deed tsel
the 9th day Of January, 1865, and The came con-
ytyed by SAID Kent and wife 10 said Thomas urs-
ham Aslimead by decd Of even cate With s.ii fu's.
deed. This highly valuable and improved lafm y
widely and iavoraby known - 10 rtnur tup" "a
description uunece: Sary. Tie said " ell l. given 10
secure the payment of Ten bonds executed by slm
grunior, and dated January l, 1870 eaIh 10,
$1,000: hres OF them payable on ihe Isl Isl IA, ' IS
day of January. S74 and four 81 Them paisot
OH the 1t day Of January, fS76-ail Of them traf-
lug Interest at six per cent per annum from SIe
until paid, said ineres. being payable annually on
the lst day Of January.
TIE TERMS OF SALE will be those prescribed 10
said deedto wit, for cal as TO 50 much Of ihe pr
c.ets rs may be necessary 10 deriy the expense ol
executing this trust, Id" ices LOT drawing ana re-
corCing said deed or then unpaid, and to az chA'se
the amount OF money then payable upon NV n.ai
secured by said Gecd-ihaL Is ID ray, the p1ncipa!
ana Interest theu rayabc on The said six b"hd Iot
81 100 each already past due, and The een
PAYABLE on the remaining four bonds which vi" i aI
due on january l, 1876, SUBJECT to crei; Of COY
paid January 25, 1871, on account OF Nio ih,tiss'
and such part Of the purchase. money ~ WIZ N ~.
tcient 10 pay OFF and dsschsr!e the saia 9ohus i1'
will al said day Of sale remain not due and Ia!sne
that is to say, four honis, each for loOV in x
due on January l. 1875. vii be hadt paIau" a. a.
such time as said bonds viii become due-'iAi on
January i, lS76; the payment Of which part .IlI.
be properly secured by the purchaser Rn'ms w
bond therefor aid deed Of trust Oh SAID iah1 "a
curing the same and II there be any residue o. A
purchase Id oney the same Will be made payaps =.
tuch time and securcdin such manner as the gram"
IN said deed, his personal Representatives or AZ
signs shalt prescribe and direct or In cas- o, n
or their failure to give such direction, ~ such .s
and IN such manner rs We shali thiLk W ah' "
nOunCe at the day OF sale, ,.,n,..
The ti,le 10 this property isheheyed 70 be uIqGS
tonable, but setirg As tustres we WIZ CONVEY '"'
" u'e' WIN CHAsLES E. kent,
.'' ..'.1' JUSIUS A. MORRls,
| h. #fa.. - - - Trustees.
WILLIAMS a. GIBSON AuctioneerS. hlh !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-04

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 3, 1875.
Steamer Wesiover, skinner, Baltimore, mer-
chsndise and passengers, Powhatau Steamboat
Company.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer
chandlse and passengers. l.: b. Taum.
Schooner Enge. Richardson, Washington, gran
tic, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York, March LIST. schooner Albert Ma
sou, Rose.
Schooner 7. VI. Leonard, Crowley, from Rich-
mond, at Rio de Janeiro prior to February Oath.
BALTIMORE, March 2.-hrrlvGd: schooner VIII
BATH. ME- March 1.-Schocner Roamer, McFar-
land has been charter, to load ice from the Arctic
Ice Company for Richmond.
F. Wright scull, virginia. William iiazyck, Free
VINEYARD HAVEN. February .2S;--schooners
kIn s Warren B. Hopkins Fia6ack, Neponsst, Isaac
Young, Ennice Rich. aud Isabel l.. Pierce, from
Boston for Virginia.
by Telegraph.
Fort MONROE, March 3.-Passed In for Baltl-
more, bark Australia schooner Grace Webster
I Inc bark Peuma dragged into the brig Osslpee
to-day and damaged her upper works to the exteut
of&400 or $500. The PcIuma was damaged to the
amount of 90.
Arrived bark Slipner from Marseilles in ballast,
seeking. -
NEW YORK. March 3.-Arrivcd: W. p. Clyde,
Nevada, Hommelania. Arrived out: PruSsian, Her
mann. Frederick, Goethe.
Boston, March 3.-The barks Robinson Cru soc.
from Boston, sepremb SO fer the Cape Of Good
Hope, ana Francis from New Castle. \. >. Wales,
October 9TH. Tor Hong Kong both of Boston are
though; TO have been lost, with all OH board.
LQter.-The bark Robinson CrllsOe Is safe. She
arrived at Port Elizabeth, February 1st.
LIVERPOOL, Msrch 3.-ArriVed: Belgic, Erin,
Greece.
EAYRE. March 3.-Arrived: Periere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-04

Natls: Old Dominion, 1850 for standard-that
is tvs penny: other sizes extra. .
Plough Castings: Wholesale, 6ac.; retail, osc'
Rt. ,,, a.. !.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints, $2.0O02.2o Y
dozen. $500
Rectifef Ubiskepx: Market excited aud unset
tied owing to threatened increase OF United STATES
Rye Whiskeps: Medium. s1.5oGs2; pure o ot
s2GS4; Virginia Mountain, new, *2aS1.1O oiu'
S2.50(1s3. 50 and upwards Whiskey market un-
settled owing to the action OF Congress ABOUT IN
Gin: Domestic, Il. 25Rs2; imported, ss case
Brondiss Domestic. 81 .25@s2; fruit, ~ $500
$3.50; apple. new. s2@s2.50 peach, *3.
Rum. New England, $l.45Gsl.6a; damAca
and Santa Cruz, $4@$8. i
i 1885, Licorice:
Icorice Paste.-J. c. & Co.. SIC; II. H., 2Sc.
A. o. C., &c. *. u Co., 24c.; T. s., 25c.; Anchor
&c; A, Z. c., 26c- ...... .,.-.,..,. -.
Lumber, Staves. Etc. .,3
ytl,,ber White oak 81 A14.5D " 1000: West
ern Virpinia poplar. 81 uGS1S ~ LOCO: wplts pine,
s35aS7b x 900. YeII"s nine boards. ~ ueQs14
ioist. si2@Sls according to lengths ShinGles +
Pine, s2.50tos5: cypress glx:tnch $40 4Sl3:5ao
q 1000. Iaths-split, 81 so; sawed' $3.50 p
1000. -.-.-.. ..t-s5'.. ..s.-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-04
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.,

NEW YORK. March 3.-Cot,on held higher; a aIeS
Ike. Southern flour quiet and steady !; common
to fsir extra ~ 25@i5 So good to choice e1trs,
IS 5O@fs. Wheat. lie. latter; more doing AZ "a .I 81
Tuii: prices generally without decided chance.
Coffee steady gold , Sasar ' n1;ses
lar and unsettled, FOLDERS asking nigner p[Ges
lining lining; Sc. Tor prime: 1l-1s@7He for Mqsco,
yado; refined Hrmer at 1901 0hNl0Hc' Tor nara
.aans dull. Rice dull and unchanged. Tallow
steady at Sh4c. Rosn heavy and lower at S2@2.o %
for sra ned Turpentiue heavy at 35ze:, Po OH
lard lower: is 7.16 for prime steam: Whiskey
decidedly frmcr: cIosing-bu3 ers, S1.0p; sellers
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-04
By James VI. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agent. and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.


Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
MoI 1Cq FRoNf NH 60 oN THE sIUTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN FIFrEENTH AND SEVEN
TEENTR STREETS, KNOWN AS THE MID
DIE TENEMENT OF The MANSION
HOUSE, AND AT PRESENT OCCUPLED By
A. L. JACOBS, ESQ. AT AUCTION.-By virtue
Of II deed Of trust executed on the 21st day OF NO
ycmber, i S62, TO the subscriber from bl. n:
kracker, recorded in the cerk's Office Of Richmond
hustings (now Chancery) Court, In d; 3. 10 a,
page 527, the payment OF certain liz gotta
BILE notes therein mentioned, at the request OF the
beneficiary In said deed, and In conformity With the
directions decree Of The on ancery Court of the
May, 1871, in the case oil helds Is. kra 2ker, l
shalt sell at public auction upon the premises, on
MONDAY the LIST day Of March, 1870, At II
O'CLOCK NJ If fair; If not, the first fair day there.
after, Sunday excepled.l that desirable BklCh
STORE and DWELLING on The south slde OF
Main between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets,
No. 1925. The lot fronts twenty-one feet Two
inches, and runs back Enety.four rect 10 an aliey
htieen feet wide. =
Terms enough In cash TO pay the expenses OF
sale and The sum or s2.O9l.19 with interest from
May 27. 1871, at the rate OF ten per cent. per an
NUN until paid. '.f
Terms as 10 surplus Of the proceeds OF sale Will
be made known at the hour Of sale.
- JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES N. TAYLOR u son, Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale IS postponed until FRIDAY the
9th instant at AZ O'Clock z. NJ.
NH 2 JAMES NJ. A1Loh, lrEte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-04
MARKETS.

CHICAGO, March 3.-Flour dali and unchanged:
Corn quiet and weak; No. mixed, 64aC4sc.
rejected. 63Hc Pork lower and in fair demand !:
sis.05@flS10 for SPOT or March, $4,000
and i'm fair demand; 1871 SAL $50 for spot
$I3. 37H@*13 20 for april; 81 :57@s13.574 for
May. Whiskey panicy. and dihieul! +" yet accu Gu.
ut Isl .09 held at S1.l0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-04
By Coos & Laughton, Auctiouecr,,
| No. 10 Governor stteet s'

S1LVER-PLATED WARE. Tap,r
0.CUTLERY. AND IGE-PITCHERs In
AQCTIOS.-On FRIDAY The 9Th Inst.ni =, 1 ;d
O'Clock. we III sell at our auciion-roo,ns IN ~
TEA SETS, ~ "
DINNER, WINE, and BREAKFAST Ca sro,..
TUREEEs, FhUIT. BASKETS "'to.s,
CARD-srANDS. iCE.fiTCHERs. WArryps
SPOONS, FORKS. SYRCPs. BUFFERS
S1LvER-PLATEDD DINNER aud TytK.r.
1voRY-HANDLE CUTLERY ss'
PICKLE.CAsToRs. >-s....
MUGS, GoBLErs, URSs, &c &c
These goods are from the established manu-,
rles or Reed q Yar,on. Holmes, Booth Ha,tpR-
The National + late Company, heriden Co,nnaeenn'
and other factories, and are warranted frStrIn!,
COOK & LAUGHTUE.
mn Auci,ons.rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-04

BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioAeees,
lll3 Main street.

SALE. OF A VALUabL.ih
l. FRAME STORt WITH DW ELM! An ~ :, ::
AND LOT FRuN1ISG sEFENTY-ti' E = III - < (.
ON JHE FAST SIDE OF UNION OK tx =
TENTH sTkh.ET BETWEEN FRtNhLtR,,
AND GRACE STREETS. BY AC.I CT, yts,IjD:
virtue Ct IN" provisions OF a deed 9d irn>t VI" n K
dat. the 6 h day Of December, 1878 irsIu -,
Brooks to tht uadersigned trustee, duly Ieeo 81 N.
In the clerks oce OF the t,acsfS STG Of c
tain Obligation OF c, bt theieia mentioned DrlD.
thereto required toy The beneficiary stca'sl "st
in, shall proceed 10 sell by auction, on 'a.'
ises, Oh tuesday The 9th Of Saich hc>. ., ~
O'Clock +. 81, the real estate described j. 1''''
aud III said deed. s..... n,.t, ,,,.
TERMS rhGugl or the purchase mont: -" and
10 dctrty the expense ii rxtcuiins ms VMsn
10 pay Oh the sum 81 ssal.l7 win latersS ia
from the 9Th of D, ctnbsr, 1874; tbe - in i,
TWO equal instruments, payable rsptct,sa:. o,l,h.
and twelve mcnihs from the day " ,a", vii,
note, 10 be given Tor the ceferrsd pay mn,
'h'ei's' '""e" "'e J. u. CLARKE, Trus'sss &C.
RIcuARDsos & 90. Arct!oneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-04
pA1TIM0RE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March 3.--Four quiet, and I'M
changed. Wheat firm and unchanged; Corn
low. 7Sa79c. Oats quiet aud steady. Provisions
obong active a"ng d1ing IN r9nn oIs ppr lGs
Eio carSocs. 169@lS SIC hiskey-Hoders ask
si,l5. Sugar Arm and higher at 0S@l OHc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-04
BY n. NJ. Lee.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
E No. 1O14 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN THE
L COUNTY OF HANOVER, CLAY. TOWN
SHIP. NEAR ASHLAND.-By virtue Of deed Of
trust from j. 5. B. Tnsley to the undersigned da cd
list of july lS72 aud OF record n the clerks office
of the County Court of Hanover viii sell at pub
lie auction, on THURSDAY, March 4, 1879, at J.
O'Clock NJ, al the office of n NJ. Lee, lola Main
street by the acre. SO much Of the land mentioned
In said deed as will be sufficient 10 pay the debt Sc
cured thereby and interest, and the cost ofexecung
this deed. s.... .. = 1r,,
The land conveyed consists of TWO TRACTS
one OF TWO HUNDRED AND ski? AND
of \. X. Priddy, Joseph :. Wingfeld, and others;
and the other Of TWENTY-NiNE AND ONE
HALF ACRES, and adjoips the lands Of Mary y.
Tinsley. Robert w. Jones, and William j. King.
fe 30 ROBERT g. SCOTT. Trustee.
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rIScIkNaTI MARK ETC

CINCINNATI. March 3.-Flour steady; Corn firm
66M67c Pork dull at S19. Lard dull and nomi-
mar; steam-rehned. 1870; kettle. lac. Bacon
steady; shoulders, 76sSc.; clear-rib, 103c. clear
scarce at 1lIc. Whiskey active and higher at
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rcsrrek OF AxERICUS syMMEs ON THE POLAR
pra1oys AND CONCERNING A LAND ON THE IN
S,nr or ruv EARTH. WHICH Is FILLED WITH
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I-OnENII.E ETS-

LOUISVILLE. March 3.-Flour unchanged. Corn
nominal ut 65@6Sc. Provision, quietand steady
rib IL &C.; clear. l &c Lard-Steam- rethed, IA %
14sc. fierce, 14Hc EGG, 5Sc. Whisky tlrmer at
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BY Thomas w. Reese, Austioncer,
No. Q Governor street.

A UCTION SALE OF MASS.LICORICE.
n GUM ARABIC, AND ENG.
LlSH ALE, TX BARK LUCY, DIRECT TO
JAMES RIYER.-At the request Of tn. shippers,
FRIDAY, March 9Th, at u o'clock
25 CASES ilCORlCE-" Seferiadc";
5BALES PURE GUM ARABIC,
100 CASES LULLhND GIN;
1OCASKS EGLIsIi ALE.
TERMS: Sixty days, for approved nego,iabi,
paper a. Y. Stokes & Co,
Importers and y hOesale Grocers
Sale conducted by +. W. KEESEE, kuctloLeer.
m q. 3f
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ICE.

ICE! ICE!i--i have hous sSs MY
from Coloael Yoanga mill.panda;, ~ q
DRED AND Fifty THOUSAND Bt tSSthes ssk,
ICE, most OF which IL iys TO seven seven Iii soesl1
and all perfectly pare, which intshas". ofa'
than the cheapest. Special tnuess'Es tsl
required. hiLlAAN
IL SO, 3aW1W
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GIT J,oITIS MARKETS,

ST.. LOUIS. March 3.-Flour Grm and active for
"a OMAHA 80; double extra. $4.50@f4. 65. Corn
steady No. mixed. 64@65c.; some sales ut 63hc.
Whiskey stronger; IL. ] asked .O8GS1 % BID,
with no sales Pork quiet at 81 s. 62k@tl 8.65.
Bacon active and frmer shoulders, Ska Sic; clear
rib, 1ONQl 1c. clear, 1l7sD1 lac. Lard nrmer at