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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10
REM0E AIS.


DLAIR'S DRUGSTORE HAS BEEN
- REMOVED -t-. .s
three doors below 10 tie corner or Broad and Ninth
streets. E.. ...aa.a- - ffs 80 --s lie 5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10
TERMAN BOSCHEN & BRO -s

IL j EIkNILAN DOSOIIT.IN ~ DIV <sSyS58%4
Ii TIER, successors to JOHN H.@
BOsCHc.N & son, Manufacturers and Dcaers III
all kinds of
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS. AND VAi.iSES.
Elegant SCHOOL-SH0ES for misses aud boys;
Gellllenien's, Boys, and Youths tine GALE and
Leather BOOTS and sHOsS:
Ladies', Misses, aud thldren's Button aud ! ac'h
Boots Trunks, Valises. and Saichcls at reduced
prices Rubber Uy,rshoes of every description at
very low prices; custom hard-work made 'orfcr
and guaranteed 10 tit. Repairing realty aud rfpnnt
" done. MIR. John II. E0sehcn will be ntased 20
attend to tue wants OF his Older patrons In the cS-
HERMAN BOSCHEN & BROTHER,
ia1S Nos. 500 and 5Il Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10

QUESTION: Where can bay AR1
NJ good SHOES for myself or { ali,ss,
dren At low 6.pg.s bnl made ef gaod mai.Ii I,rect
between seeo,xfand Third, whefe uoshins oatc.y
made goods are sold. T.. 80 -. Xxx
ROOTS foo,ed 10 Or,icr for Only Sc sc ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-10

: Stuart had six regiments Of cavalry, two
small commands called "LegioBs, "and there
were five companies Of the First North Carroll
ia cavalry One of the regiments is shown to
have numbered only 200 present, and 1900
would be large estimate for the whole.
Pendleton bad four reserve. battalions OF ar
tilery, the other artillery being counted
with the brigades to which it was attached;
l 900 for the reserve artillery would be high.
Add the whole together, andwe have $4,000,
covering the whole Of General Lees
strength. This estimate is probably too
large by several thousand; and Holiness d.
vision really was of very little ayailin the
battles. .9sEs
Let us take another mode of testing
the result that has been reached. General
Lees losses in the battles were as follows:
In Longstreet's division, 4,429-p1ge 1913; in
A. p. HIPS division, 3,S70-page 179; in,
Jackson's command, composed Of his own
division, including Lawton's brigade, Ewelfs
division, Writings division, and d. Fl. Hills
division, G,727-HRge 307. & In the statement
furnished on the page referred to, the
loss ia EIzey's brigade afterwards my,
OWN is put for that in Ewell's en-
tire division. Correcting this according
to Ewelps statement on page 1S9, and then
adding the loss in Ripley's brigade at Me-
chanlcsyille before jackson got up, md We
have the entire loss In the troops that were
under his command as above stated.1 In
command, MoLaws gives his loss
at 654, pages 100 TO 164; D. Il. Jones gives
his loss at 1872, page 172; but aagruder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

4 ron. JOHNSTON, ABCTIoNEER
70. e. 2s and IS Tnircenin street near Urivsrs.El
UiACs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28

EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twentyiour 20 arN eght hours given 70 purchasers %
% hand atpryaie saie.
CATALOGUE or fhIs DAYS FRIDAYS SALE Ar
il O'CLOCK.
GENtLENAN,s rrRNoCr-soRrhL rRoIrINd
hra iSi ~ & G RaIs i Years id y Snd a aaa
true IN al nsr..ss, iree from .ios Or lauis very
z43 aEd y, san ss @ 1Hg GG GSy III eau be ae
roadster ha, ~ 39eeliYr and = warranted sound
Top ROAD wXGDN, NEARLY 'NEW BUILT BY ri
TEAM e5 blAcE HSot,tsEs, a.. nASDs niGn AND )
years old. klnd anu true III al harness Tree from
vice good iravelcrsi Tree ana stylish lrivsrs ,
SET GOLD aoi'NfED iAESEss' MADE BY BEE
BAR6rnllka NEARRLY SEw scMT g III SdsA HAN s,psn
BAY lkornNG MAZE LADY "hitNnHE. ,oracsD sann y
Star j. ibi ands high year, old; Kind and true
Years oa Ss hs Dcel Sa used cn Tie road
eTiyea; ' iesrs ao,hing; can be driven BY any one
"a s spa TarraneA 9n1a 1fo t 1es harnsts k nssrgR S
rop co q Breome street also rrw pr1,p ~
TOP hoAn SA"oN pSne 1890 stree sh"' bclhr -
ELEGHST iGniSt DSI1y EENTucSs fs BRED SADDLE
sad A harms. tas Sa; %iss; .Saf. ysTg
S.rse as IN atn me civ mei broken T. all gat free
and SPIRITED driver, tast traveller, and warranted
TOP RSR6 S1R VICE S'ii;i rKkphcT ORDER BUILT
PONY frR%ouT, nay Pony i4ls HANDS i!lGH. ,
years old S,nd and true IN al harness and andSf
children and Is warranted sound, KIND aud true
TOP PcSS tHAETUS, IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY
BAY TnUIIING HORSE, SIRED By RYsDIcK's
Hamblctonlan, dam a thoroughbred msre, ia8
harness iree from vice; won race last wlnter
on the zee ~ g:ig; ha: been oriSen oS ,y iady IN IN
no ae ssa s, os arne y ge any ons ~
no 9t'F'' P"F fEotTi>G WAGON BUILT By r. n.
PONY ffTYhaSoUr, GRAY PONY. 4 HANDS HIGH, 5
saddle, ree from vice has been used py children,
poSy na 9a Sa s III Tai B G NoN 81 ana
BAY noRsn,. i5ts HANDs HiGu, SIX YEARS OLD;
under .Sae yssy q my S: stsS ssa
DOG Casa',S cnRr. NEARLY new BuiLr by HOOKER &
GRAY Pony. ii HANDS nIGn, . YEARS OLD; EISD
ciier e has been used IN phaeton ana under
rop and !; wsTfap.sa All soud KS x surLr a BY
BAY S5Retr T5s. is sq HANDS HIGn YEARS oLD KIND
ana true in all harness free trcm vice Or ianlt
does Sly pn stands wtnont ns lying; irse ns
rop warr9nteda as, ieHnd az Hso sit HqfHfss ana
GRAY foSY, isis' HANDS ii!Gi. YEARS OLD:
KIND anu true in all harness; Tee ir9m vice; very very
by ladies' and children. ami = warranted sound
rop H,S H6Sf " rnfRsoS 1atRi;, = brlLr sy corSE
rsS,y gsahs ean Ge aiiye9 ne Sy saddle sdy s9t sps
an .oaSG sSTSf nso e and '
ROAD WAGON, RUIhr BY DfCkMAN ,,,~,
Roam INDIAN SADDLE PONY, Is HANDS HIGH,
s wears ola kind and true In all harness; Tree IRON
vice has been used uuder the saddle ana sold ior
want OF
ENGLISH P,!AEToN, WITH RUMBLE SEAT;
BROWN MARE, 1854 HANDS HIGH, lEARS OLD:
kind aud IN all harness free from vice; good
traveller; an excellent mare ior general use and
SEVERAL orIisK HORSES; FULL DESCRIPTIONS
TWO SIX PAssEyGER PnAEToNs, IN GOOD
TWO uI IARENCEs. BUILT BY LAWRENCE.
CURTAIN COACH, IN GOOD ORDER; DOG CARTS,
kockaways, Depot Wagons. Phaetons, top ana NO
tor, road Wagons. Harness. &C. &C
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28
WHOLE NO.
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
ANcsrnnNrs-Nlv.n rAss-rorrth. nnn .aa a..c

AAcsEuENTs-SiNEu PAsE-Fourth. Gnh aOd dxtn
AsrEoiDGY rvN.yru PAer--se ,ond coiumu
ELLA Aiis--saeoAp Pssr-sixsh column
hoAhp ANn JOGGING WANrED-fwELPrn fAGl-
sroGEGiN ae&h tsrArE ros sALE-szcosp
svsiSes ptSs column
CITY EeAl estate FOR oAl.h--sEcosD FAGE-first
cLGE&, 1SP ALHsMES-Eleyssru pAar-sixlh col
cLorNi s,csse l't raas@sixyh sya's csiamn S%'''
ooASiWtsE sTEAMsHIPs-sxcoSp PAcE-Finh col
GSb$$FhSS rt; r.s.rns ana fourth
SsS fS1q%D AND
FUkNlsdED-sEcoSD fAoK-second and third
LuRorEAN' srR AMsHIPs-srcoND PAoR-Fourth and
EuR6ipE-Fns.,s'r s,'' f4oR- six,h column.
EhNfr $40 : s,-sseoSe pAGF--Si1th column.
fIRNisiiii'EiD Ro61s A%D 1PAhTMKSTs TO LET
SKcoNp Psll-fhird column.
sSdH
HELP hp-PEMALEs-Erxvrsru p4oE-yinh
nALf wASIED~ ~NALEs--rwxlFru PAsE-Pirst and
HORSES. G&REfIscgs 3o-ylasr pAer-rAird, fourth
M d!.s~TxFlSTa Nv ..Sa I1~g Piss"Ti!rd column.
hoCTpkn, psr., Rooms n,.N &C., WAArED-sEcosp PAGE
SEs SSfTgG6IISS JHy SSyE rx1ssFa column ,rv
vAGF-First column.
LEqAI. NQoricxss56 6N,S!n rAe1-Fiith SoiS@n.
Lost AkD TOT ND--FlRsT PAGE-tirst column.
MAtFlAEkf-lwEL PAGE-Fourtn column.
MARBLE MASrr IS.- SECOND PAoE-Sixth tn column.
atpltAL-- iMELFTn PAGE-second column
MILK AND CkEA N-NINIH fAGR-Fiftn column
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISER ENTs-rEsrH PAGE
sixth column
hu-ICAL-NiNTH P4cE-Fourth column
NEW PUBLIC CAfIONs-sEyESTH PAGR-Sixth column
PER~ ONAl.-Flasr PAGE-First column
PiANoFoRfES ORGANS. &C.-NiSTH Page-Fourth
PRoPOsALS-TwELFru PAcE-second column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALES-
-, ELEvEN1n PAGE--Fiith colnmn.
RENr-SFcoND PAGr-First and second columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-sEcoSn PAGE-sec
REAL ESTATE wASTED-srcoxp PAox-second col
RELIGi0Us NoTrcEs-FIRs4 PAer-FIrst column.
REWAkDS-FlRsr PAGK-First column.
sITUATIONs wANTEp-FEMALEs-ELEvE PAGE
Frst second third, fourtn and hth columns.
sITUA IONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-
sixth column.
sfEciAI, eorIcEs-FrRsr PAcK-Eirst, second and
sPoRFiNGNDoGs, BIRDS, 4c.-sIRsr PAcx-rhIra col
SToRAUE--TwrLYru PAcE-Sixih IN column.
SCMMkR EEsokIs-fwELFrn PAgr-Fourth column.
TIE iRADA -fwkLFTu PAGR-second column.
THE TukF-FIRsr PAGE-rhrd column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPUSES-s EcosD PAGE
Second column
TRAYEILERs' GUIDE-SKcoSp PACE-FInh and sixth
columns
UNFGRSISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
Lkr.SEcoND PAoz-Thlrd and fourth columns
WANTED 10 PtRCHASE-NISrH PAGE-Eifth column.
WATCHES JEWELRY, &C.-sKooSp PAGE-sixth col
wXsTTcuinEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LIT SECOND PAGE-Flrst column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-FIRsT PAeE-sixth col
uInn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28
HORSES. CARRIAGES. SC.

HARNESS RIDING SADDLES. LINEN And
III w0oen Horse Ciothing; Lao busters .ac iargs
stock great varefv aa the Lowest posstle nrioes T..
BARTLETT, o. warren street corner college place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28

A UcTlON HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston Van TasseD.
ofhce 81 Liberty street tEvening Post Buidlngs
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR
HOUSE, ~ TO IS THIRrEkNfH STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK
"a TO &s hours trial on horses warranted sound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28

AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
n. morning and evening at Johnson's Pool Room,
Rroadway ana Twenty.eignth street, OH the run
ming races nj Baltimore. Particular attention paid 10
each day by telegraph Pool Room open at 6o'cock A.
NJ. French pools close at Z. VI. Western Union Tele
graph office at the rooms. W. II. x T. B. JOHNSON.
A FLEETWOOD PARK FRIDAY. MAY 2s, MATCH
IA $3.50 pp. mile heats best in 5 TO wagon. NJ.
Myers blk r. j. Case. Jr: Geo. Steenhardt b. Harry
Dunknson Same day, match Sl0 mile he tts best in
70 harness. John Rogers 6,k g BacK Dan Jonn Mur-
ply, Panic. JOHNSON BROS, Proprletors
ID. TALLxAS, superintendent
A FLEETWOOD PARK.
"A. JUNE MEETING.
first DAY.
Purse S5O-Three minute class-545O 20 trst S2oO to
Purse siso0-2:26 class-saoO frat $500 second.
$40 20 third. .. -
Purse Ss00245 classS45o TO hrst $3.50 to second 500
Purse S2OCo-22l class-ssOO nrst, 5000 second,
$3DJ third 500 to fourth.
THIRD DAY.
Purse sl001-2Sf cass-s55J 10 ArsL $500 TO second,
Sl5l 10 thlrd
Purse St510-Free 70 all. dsmith Maid or Nette TO
Ss0 rst 81 6e0 TO second $65J to third, sf3O
fourth.
All the above races to be mile heats, best in s. In ha
Entries TO close MAY 81 al johnson Bros rooms,
Twenty eighth and broadway, ats 7. NJ When
eight race the distance wlllsbe
80 yards. JOHNSON BROS. Proprietors
d. TALLMAS, superintendent
NEW DoRr CLUB GROUNDS, STATEN ISLAND,
IN saturday June s. ls7jPurse Sl0O 500 TO nrst So
econd Slo third: threcquurter rack heats nests
in in harness 10 al horses that never beat three
vita 10 per cent, on or before Monday, May ~ at
O'Clock +. NJ. -. K. Rl EhS, PROPRIETOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28

4 UCrIOS AND PIANO WAREROOMs, 80 AND IS
"A kast Thirteenth strset-turniture, Carpet., Par
lor uitS Bedroom sets Nardrobe-, B0okcascs Exien-
sion TABLES. Buets, Hall stands Pianos &c, At private
sale, q auction prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28

A -KGSTuCKY SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
n. drAgn ~atutdAY. May %; prizes paid iuii, no
CLtrk. authorized agent 90 Broadway,
,g Post othue hos i,9.Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28

Al AUCTION gnIS MORNING dRGDAY9, Tor se-
count ~ an estate, AZ ~ o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28
HoRsEs. cARnlAGEs. 90.

4 ucrIoN HOUSE oR VAS FAssEL 4 kEAENEy,
~ 40 aud lt2 kASr rHlKrEESrH STREET,
AkAK FOt htH ASENEL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28

II ENTUcKy STATE LOTTERY.
SINGLE NUMBER soHEME.
lAuthorized BY special act Of tns Lesislature3
For the Bsnsat Of the university Of Paducah.
$4,000 70 bs distributed among the holders Tlcks.
PrRsT PRIZE $4,000
The drawing 70 take place at coyingion Ky, Msy 49,
1874
No discount on Prlzes-kvery Prize paid In full
SIMMONS. DICKINSON 4 Co, ManazerA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28

Approximation Prizes.
q $500 approxImating 70 5000 are........sl2ool
tot lt25 approxlmating 70 zOUOD are ebJl
tor iU0 approxmaung to loODo are............ 100
s,2sO Przea amounting TO $4,000
Whole Tickets $40; Halves ss Quarters. s. %.
Remember, that every Pn4s Is drawn and payable IN
nil without deduction. these drawings rs never post
pOned, take place regularly the Saturday Of each
month. send for circular.
Address oil orders o
SIMMONS DICKINSON Co, COvins,on, Ky.
L ESTcCKY STATE LOTTERY. HAVANA PLAN.
IN simmons Dickinson 4 Co, Managers. Next draw.
ing, Nay Ky foI sirfniars and inornSton aadres.
ross othce box s.Qs7 New York
Il -sSlOOo CASH GIFTS
N. Whole Tickets $40.
Ksntucky state single Number Lottery on the Havana
Prizes paid in full
ADDRESS all orders 70 PARKS, EMEasoS 4 CO,
authorized Agents Of al egaized lotteries for the past
lso Broadway, room Ro1 s,s7s Pos, once.
L -ssO,oo CASH GIFTS.
k:ntncky state single Number Lottsry on Havana
'an afA"n fAsks, EMERSON ssct CO. xs.uts
L OFFICIAL DRAWING Of TAR KENTUCKY
- siGaoSs, DICKINSON, 4 20. Manager.
KyEfucEr KrrRA CAS- 80, sas-MAY "a ISIS
= : s1srus1T d @ = Gas. q 10 sS-aar g. fs 2 !"
4 ,ss, g s s1,se .i... 10 ssss.4 = Il a. = is,s =
= E s.ss1. a I. s.i. z % r. .ss.s9 y II = rss Is !" q
cLre ~ B%ay r: once sPpatsis'a p a
Il SIMMONS, DICKINSON CO.'S GRAND
terry, on ihe Havana plau. 70 be drawn Nay 3o Also
Royal Havana o. Cuba, drawn June ~ fnll Information
G authorized
Il $1,000 ~ PRIZES; F1RsT CAPITAL $1,000;
~. Kentucky single number lottery, drawn May ~.
:. CLgTh, authorized agent no Broadway. Post Once
w. ,s1r. -
7 AwYRRs SHOULD HAVE TnE
IL RvRNlNU TELEGRAM,
CONTAINING FULL AND cORRECf
SERVED AZ fiEfa ioMEs ETvsRT SSioHRfE.
nPEyrXo on rHR SAMARITAN HOME PoR THE
~ Aged.-1hs lady managers Of the Samaritan Home
beg lssvs 10 announsS ha on aHrday the 2pth init.
n al Sos 10 s sSuassS .ocd. sas Rs
insiuiioa and throw open % their inspection the
home loT tha old people, at nt West twenty sseo6a
nFFIcR ISuUsTRTAL EXHIBITION COMPANY. 20
fiftn avenue, sew logk city, .Ai The sleekholders
adjourn 10 Monday, Jnnc a. lk7l Esch older Is
fssss,oa 20 ~ % S. sns ssMn5 whsn
IAN aud 2P. ~. Then will be submitted TO the pock.
featons as 10 the mode oi CONSTRUCTION and lie insls
rals e sea also terms on which manufacturers ay
'Fjs By orasr ss1Hyc q stockholders
E. b POND, Secretary.
~ -5s000 CAPITAL. KENToCKY SINGLE .Nuy.
", Der i'iicfy. 9raMn y, SATURDAY way ~ .. CLUIH.
DArkNT PLAsgER PAkTll IONS AND CtILINGs
put % within ave DAYS win but lille dirt on dis
strength hVbAkI SON las Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28

REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twenty 90 inrN eig hours given 70 purchasers 70
test NsarraAtces
Horses, Carriages, Harness H1akes Robes &c. always
On hand ~ private sale.
CATALOGUE OF fhIS DAYS FRIDAYS SALE AT
il O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28

SfXsEAT ROCKAwAY FOR sALE-AT o'LEARY
"A BkOs.. No U2 Broadway.
A SOUND HEAVY SEgEN YEAR Old HORSE,
y sutahe fof express grocer or heavy frucsins nusi
sale 1T much less than the value. 52l West
Ihirty .eirhtE street
FOR sALa. FOUR HORSES SUITABLE FOR
a. tafrrg grocery or truek q be SOLD al sacrl0ce
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17
A story Of Gary.

Columbus CorrespondenCV New York Times,
OF Cary, by the way, | heard a good
story at Cleveland. In 1879 he spoke
there for the Democrats, and was to re.
ceive $50 After the address, William
Armstrong, editor OF the Haindedier, took
him about the city, pointing out its beau.
ties and It's wonders, Armstrong became
friendly and fascinated, and, as an evi.
dence Of his kind feelings, gave Cary $50
to save him the trouble Of going to the
committee to collect ii. Cary took the
money with profuse thanks. When
Armstrong went round to the committee
rooms to get his money refunded lie
found the committee had already paid
Cary in full. The latter had taken 800
from Cleveland instead OF $50, and Arm.
strong had unwittingly contributed half
Of the whole Of II. Armstrong raises a
loud voice for "llonest Farmer Allen"
hut does not cry vigorously for Cary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17
Chleago.

CHICAGO, August l6.-FIouT- Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-ActiYe and unsettled;
No, / spring at 81 2Sal %; No. 2, 81 l999S
spot; 81 l6X seller August; 81 l5% seller
September 81 l4& seller the year; No. 8,
81 llal III; rejected 81 Goal o. Corn
Quiet and steady; No, 2, 6alfa65l{c spot;
G5I Il seller August; 90 81 bid seller septem'
Der; rejected GBc. CATS Dull; No. new
SSIc bid spot; SSIsc bid seller August;
35Hc bid seller September. Rye-Dull at
SOaS2c seller August. Barley-Steady aud
in moderate demand at 81 OK seller Au.
gust; 81 OS seller October, POFk-Dull at
500 so spot; $50 TX seller August; $50 IS
seller September or Octaber. Lard-Quiet
and steady at Sl9 SIX spot or seller Sep.
TENDER; SIS 50 seller October. Bulk Meats
Steady with moderate demand; should.
ems SSsaS2lc; short rib axe; short clear
1850, WhiSky-Steady at 81 10.
On call board wheat was higher ut 81 tG9S
Corn fTmer at &c August
September. Oats frmer at SSASG
August 3SNc September. Lard firm at
$685. September, Pork unchanged,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17
NeW York.

New YoRK, August lG.-Cotton-Firm
ut l4Lal43sc. Flour Quiet; super6ne
western aud State IS 0Oa5 60; common to
good So 65a6 20; good 70 choice SO 25a6 50;
extra Ohio IS 65a7 %; st, Louis 50 OOas 80,
Rye Flour-Quiet al s. sOag 10, Corn
Meal-Firm and unchanged. Wheat
Lower; No. Chicago spring, soft to prime,
81 25al 81; heated 81 25al %; No. 2 Mil
waukee 81 S5al 81; No. ] spring 81 4Oal ~.
Rye-Quiet. Malt and Barlgy-Firm. Corn
Quiet and firm; western mixed steamer
75a7sc; do. sail 79aS0c. Oata-Firm; west
ern mixed 65a67c; white G3a64c. Hay
Firm at 500. Cotlee-Firm OF 17Aa2Oc,
sugar-Steady; fair to good refining 1915
as S.l6c; prime do. SIC, MOlasses and
Rice-Qulet WhiSky-Firmer, with fair
demand at 81 24a1 %. .,'Ht'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17

A SOLID DlNNER.-- Some OF the New
York hotels have bills Of fare with the
lily leaf covered with cards Of various
business houses. An Oregon man recently
took n scat behind one Of them, when n
waiter appeared with "What will you
have, sir% 10 the utter confusion Of the
waiter, he leisurcly remarked--You may
fetch Inc new set Of teeth, in gutta per-
cha; Florence sewing machine, with
patent lock stitch; box Of Brandretlrs
pills, and pair Of No. seven French calf
skin boots" In moment the waiter
replied ave do not furnish these arli.
Cles." "Then what the devel have you
got it on the bill of fare fort" retorted the
customer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY yirtneOi deed Of trust made by John Jones
aud Mary l. Jones his vile, to me- dated the 18th
day Of July, 1874 and Of record In the office Of the
Clerk d tho County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, IN Deed Of Trust Book No, Z, pages 1876
and lsG, shall offer for alO At public auction al
the lFOnt door o. the Court House Of said county,
In the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, the nth day Of September, 1875,
Begnning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following proper
" situate In Slid city, that Il 10 say: Lot number
Cd twenty.Alx (26) lying and situate In John Nc
Lures addition to the city o. Wheeling and In that
part Of aid city known Gs the Flnt Ward, togeth-
or with all and singular the Improvements aud APP
puEtenances thereto belonging.
TERAa OF SALR-One-t third cash Ia hand, or RS
much more In cash as tho purchaser may chOoss to
pay, and the reaidue In equal inStalmentA Al ak,
twelve and eighteen months With interest al the
nate Of six per cent per Rnnum from the day Of ale
tho deferred lnsallments and interest 10 be secured
upon the property cold: Title believed good, but
selling q trustee shall convey only such title "a Is
vested Ia me by aid deed Of trust.
auto LEWIS 4. JORDAN, Trustee.
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NEwYoRK, August l0.4Ths market hal
m improved tone, andsbuyGS' arc more
liberal In their operations Cotton goods
In steady but limited demand and I'M
changed In prices, Dark madden and fancy
chocolate prints arc moro active, and cling,
hamsil good demand. Wool dalnGls and
spellNhts doing fairly, and shawls In mod.
crate request. Domestic dress goods in
steady request but foreign makes quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17
RAILROAD DONDs-l'itm.

SrocKs-Were dull and irregular, except
Western Union, which was active and ad.
vanced to siiI. Atlantic Nnd Pacific tele.
graph rose TO %. Pacific Mail and Rock
Island were exceptionally weak. 1'dts on
any part Of twenty thousand shares Of
Western Union are offering within one per
cent Of the market for thirty days. The
transactions at the Stock Exchange today
aggregated $1,000 shares, Of which 10000
were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Northwestern, To-.
nnA Erin nnl nnn Inkn Hhnrn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17
tshiIn,ininhin.

PHILADELPHIA, August ID Flour =
Quici extra 1926; Iowa, Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra 50 SGA7 %; high grades
81 5OaS %. Wheat-DeclIning; red 81 IS
al ~; iev 81 36Nl ~. Rye-aSc. Corn
Quiet al Sic, Oats-Whitc 72a74c. Petfo.
Ieum-Quiet; refined Ike; crude s9ic.
ButtcT-Sleady; new western extras 2Ga2Sc;
lirSls 2iA2Gc. Cheebe %Qdict, western iinc
iOui2c. Eggs-Flrpl western fresh l9N2Oc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17
Toledo.

ToLRbo, August iG.-FTonr-Quiet md
unchanged, Wheat-ACtive; No. 3 white
Wabash new 81 49, Mol white Michigan
81 44al 10; now 81 a6al 81; extra do. 81 a.;
amber Michigan 81 40lf. ID Coyn--l.owcTi
high mixed 7lC, seller September 7S474C;
damaged go, OatS-AGtIYe hut steady;
No. 2, seller August 47c; September 40;
October Axe; white $780,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-17

CLEVELAND, August 1g-Whsat- Dull
and honin9lly unchanged. Con-1L6weri
high mixed Shelled $780,; low mixed Stcj
ear 100. 0ats-Firmer; new No. State
6Oc; No. 9 do, 47C; old scarce and nomin.
ally unchanged. Petroleunl-Quieti stand.
ard white, car lots, exc; Ohio State test
lOMn.L H. .--.-. Lln III