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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22
BY James l.. Apperson.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
No. 1Ol6 Main street.

gNRUSfEE'S SALE AT AUCTION OF
4 PERSONAL PROPERTY.-By virtue Of a trust
iced from l.. ii. Kemp dated March 81, 1874. an !
duly recorded btng thereto required by The 5ene.
iic try). will sell Ut his residence. "6reenwood,'
about six'een miles below Richmond adlGining
Malvern Hill, &c, on SATURDAY. 9Th Febri-
AIRY. 1875. ut II 4. NJ. one SORRtL MARE. one
SORKEL HORSE, one BAY MULE, one RED COW.
three RED IEARLiSGS. an increase ot the mare
and COW: WAGON aud two sells Of GEAR. CART
ana HARNESS. and SOW with eleven Figs, &c.
TERMS: Cash as t. the debt secured, Interest,
aud expense OF sale.
A. b. ApPEESON, Trustee.
Immediately after the above sale. bv virtue Of the
deed ct trust dated August 10. ST.. and only re-
cord"d. also executed by said kCmu aud his wife
(itng thereto reIu by the beneficiary. we will
sell he cr"u OF CORN last made on said farm,
Greenwood SUPPOSED 10 De about one hundred
and fifty barrels.
TERMS: Cash l.. X. SPILMAN.
j. l.. AYERS N,
Trustees.
Purchaserswill please come prepared to settle
fc j. H. APPERSON. AuctiOncer.
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RIO THE PUBLIC.-Thankful for tn

RIO THE Thankful for the
J. patronage and kind consideration of the citizens
since became 10y duty to lax charge OF the ice
respt ctfu lly announce. that am prepared TO fur
nisA the bcat quality OF KEN NtHEG RIVER
ICE through HE coming s'fisoH.
Having bought low for cash, Intend to sall 81 Il
smalI advance aud Ia order 10 prevent mistake, una
give satisfaction 10 all nay patrons, will collect
monthly My sous viii give Particular attention 10
filling all Orders.
All orders from any part Of This State or North
Carolina viii be carefully packed and shipped
promptly.
Win polite and honest drivers, hone to be able
- give entire satisfaction.
With sincere and heartfelt gratitude for the SYM
pathy and support OF the public In my very trying
position, remain, respectfully,
te lS.eol2w JANE KING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22

UOUSE AND LOT ON DUVALNs
i 4 STREET FOR SALE PklVATFLY.-Ga
he HOUSE Is No. O. south side OF Lural street,
east, between First and Foushee; 1--WE rooms, gas
In all: good kitchen and coal house. LOl
sufficient for family; well Of excellent water
A II the premises in thorough repair. family OF
seven persons has hccu-liring III the house for six
years, and is perhaps the hcalthlesl In The city.
PRICE: $3.50 onc-ilith cash, the remainder al
6, II, | s, and "a months, cacu iistaincn 1900 /;
or 81 900 cash.
Apply on the premises, which will lie shown to
any one desiring tn purchase. fn ~
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY.

L'UH SaLE I'M III Eli
We have for sale VALUABLE FIRST-CLASS
PRIVATE RESIDENCES III The most fashionable
and desirable parts of the city.
COMMODlOUS and DESIRABLE DWELL
lNGS.
nc>S.
TkCCH-FARMS near edmond
HANDSOME ESTATES In upper Virginia and
on Chesapeake bay.
ES ALSO,
-CIlY OF RICHMOND BONDS, STATE BANK
STOCK, anh other securities.
We are prepared 10 negotiate LOANS on city
property or approved colIaeras al reasonable rates.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers rnd stock Brokers,
fe l5-2taw2m 12O1 Main stl Get.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE PROP
EkTY On THIRD sTRttT.-By virtue Of 4 de-
cree pronounced on The 14th or january, STA, by
the Chancery Court Of the CITY Of Richmond ~ the
suit therein depending by The style OF ShankS !
Barrett rs. stanley trustee. ct dis tie undersigned
special commi. sioncr appointed by said decree. VIII
offer for sale ut auc ion, The premises, on $
DAY the 23d Of February, 1879, al HE b, ur OF /
VI. of that day, The LOT IN sand decree mentioned
with the newy -crcctcd BRICK DWELLING there
on. on the east side of Third street near Cary street
fronting nn said Third street 16i1 feet aud running
back in depth between parallel lines 12Oa feet to
al alley In the rear.
The above-named house has been but recently
erected, and is finished III the best style, with all
modern Improvements, including bathrooms
range with hot anu cold wafer, ga>, &c; anu the
premises are In Il most desirable and rapidly-iln-
proving mel hborhoOd.
ERMS: Cash AS TO one-ihird Of the purchase.
money; residue In equal Instruments at SIX ana
twelve months, SIX per cent. interest added. pnr-
chaser To execute negotiable noe,i or the deferred
payments, and title retained until the whole OF the
purchase. is paid and c"nvs vance directed
by the court. Taxes for present year 10 6e PAID ny
the purchaser. EDWARD \. CAN Nun,
fe 13-utuS commissioners.
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ceipts, 4422,00O.
BALTINO e.

BALTIMORE, February 20.--NirGinia o's. pceiers,
SO; consois. 54k. West .Virgnia's, 1Oa. North
Carolina 6's, old 20; new, Is; special lax, 5. Bid
tO-lay.
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BY P.J. Wright,
Stock Broker and Auctioneer.
rrTJnN SALE OF STOCKS,

a 001'0.' -. -, ,,,,.
Under decree of the Circuit Court OF the cry
of Richmond will sell ut auction, ut my ounce; OH
WEDN ESDAY, February Gath, ut y ocloch'
$4,000 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE
ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY,
guaranteed BY the Richmond AMI nanville railroad
nnnany P.J. WRIGHT,
70 Old stock Broker and hnctioneer
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EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC

, rmcd with this ANTIDOTE, all china
anpes Of water and food may be faced
If. AS Il remedy In MALARlOUs tx
)WEL COMPLAINTS, RESTLESS
.UNDICE. NAUSEA.
lie CHEAPEST. PUREsT, AND BEST
LY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
- have never seen or tried
such 4 simple, eiiicacinli,, sat-
isfactory, aud pleasant rene-
DIV in my lifc."-H. HAISEk,
St. Louis, MS.
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
"Iocca.loually use, when my
condition requires II, Doctor
Simmons'5 Liver Regulator
with good effects - H0S,
ALEX. II. STEP EMS.
Governor Of Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
In use in my family for some
time, and ain persuaded II Is
a yalus bic addition 10 The
medical science" Coy. j.
GILL SHORTER, Ala.
~ have used the Regulator
inmy family for The past sew
cntern years. can safe!; re-
commend IL u the world As
the. beet medicine hay. ever
used Tor that class Of DISEASES
it purp-rts To curc."-H. +.
THlGPES.
President Of City Bank.
"Simmons's Liver RcSula-
tor has proved Il good aud elh-
cuciOus medicinc."-C. A.
NUTTISG.
Druggists.
I'VE have been acquainted
with Dr.. Simmons's Liver
Medicine Tor more than twrn-
" years, auh know 1t Ia M the
best Liver Regulator offered
10 The public."~-M. II. LiOS
and II. l.. Lyon, belIelon-
tame, Ga. ....s...
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MARINE INTELLFGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY %, 1875.
sun rJses......... 6.13 Moon riscS.....-.. 81
SUn sets...... 5.20 High tde.......... 5.4
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MINERAL WATER.

DULNA WATER, FRTEDRICkSHALL-
i Err BITTER WATER, NlCHY WATER,
CONGRESS WATER, WALLAWHATOOLA,
R.TH ALUM WATER. l.. WAGNER,
fe 22-lt* Druggist, Sixth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22

Buy no powders or prepared SIalMoSs'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless In Que engraved wrapper
with Trademark, stamp, and signature unbroken;
none othec Is genuine
de 2S-Gm Macon, Ca. and khilah-iphla.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22
AIr.raIOS sALEs-This Day
BY Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

AUSAAON SRLES-AbIS 10Y
BY Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS. = The
N FRAMED BUILDINGS ut the northwest cor
ner OF franklin and NIuth streets will ne soid VI
auction, on fhe premises. on MONDAY, 22d OF
February. At ~ o'clock d. The same 10 De remover
=" T Ir Cash. GRUBBs WILLIAMS.
r. ia aucioneers.
BY Cook 4 LuuRntUn. hucroneers,
No. 10 Governor street
BANKRUPTCY.
THE STOCK OF. A NEW YORK WHOLESALE
HOUSE AT AUCTION. ..
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC.
OVER 1928. coo WORTH OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
Great bankrupt sale of DRY GOODS at the
large and spacious
STORE 1909 MAIN STREET,
opposite the post-oiiicc,
commencing on
WEDNESDAY, February II. 1915.
A large consignment Of
FOREIGN AND. DOMESTIC Dk1 EooDs'
consisting OF
West OF. F ngIand, French. and German Broad ano
Narrow woolen Cloths OF all shades ana c%ior3
French, English. aud Scotch Fancy Iweens anu
Cassimcres Furback. Moscow. and EsqslihauH
Beavers, Chinchillas, Vestings. Cloakngs, &c
Also. scotch, French, and German fa'si t Cisn.
mere, Queensland. Lttoman Lace, anu Quiet lash-
iOuahe and desirable Shawls.
Dress Goods In great variety, such as heavy BLACK
and Colored >ilks, Satins, Irish and Lyons robins
wool Meiinos peaines, Salteen Cloths, 60
cl. CANT imported Plaids, Alpacas, Empress Il''h7'
&c, &C .,rro,. ,ur
velvet Velvecens, and 6ne Push suilngs' rrsn,s,
BIeached and Unb,eached COttons from one 10
three yards wide A large line Of English and
American Blankets. FIannes ladies' "cn' ,e.
gether with very choice and selected Sock 81
Velvet, Brussels, Administer, Tapestry, ana
Carpetings, Rugs, &c Itamask and Notui gham
Lace Curtains. Table End other Linens. Napkins;
Turkey Red, &c.: from medium to finest imported
Marseilles and Turkish Quilts, and variety OF
ether goods loo numerous 10 men ION.
sale TO continue from day to day until the entire
stock Is disposed OF, the whole to be sofa without
reserve In lots to suit all for CASH
Sales will commence daily AT 10 A. NJ. ana anu
Up. VI. IL 1o-EM
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b,0R sAJE-Me have FIR

DRICk.CLAI FOR SALE.-Ne have for
ID tale several ACRES OF GROUND in the
western portion OF The city tboundcd by Jacquclin,
k,mrcr, Gar Ter, aud Washington streetsJ just be-
yohd The OH reservoir, Oh which there is The very
best red bIic6-cay. his clay has been tested by
the city authorities, and proven 10 be of The most
SUPERIOR quality, aud Il Is the only brickcay In
That section of The city. Specimens Of the brick
mas be seen al cur Office.
We also offer for sale Il large number Of BUILD
Ing LOIS Ia Sidney and llarvic.
CEAFfIN. Staples & CO.,
Real Estate agents,
fel9-lW NO. ] I cuth street.
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ROOFS. STATIONERY. &C

We have nice assortment OF
CATHOLIC PR A L R. OOh ;,
of various sizes and stylcs at prices from zoe u
re each DOUAI BlbI.ES. buller'i LIVES OS
THE SAINT. and many OTHER tatlonc DOCKS III
plain and handsome binding. .
Also, EPISCOPAL PKkIER-EOOkS; Prcshy.
terIan Methodist Baptsr, and Chr, .Iiln liz Mn
BlDES. RASDOLEE & ES1L' 81,
In j Ivy 1873 staa steel.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, February 20, 1875.
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sssNTECFsONEIstES.

SuNDRlES.-A Mushrooms; Green Peas,
~ French Co!man's Mustard, all sizes 4 d. to t,
cana; Crx's heiatiBe; Jellies, assorted; Green
Olives: CapcrS; Salmon, fire. and sp!ccd; LOSERS
Potud Meats. assorted; Borde,.s usle MIX; als,,
swiss MILK. the Lest pun up: STUFF, Olives; Can-
ton Glrgcr: ~ ort, q Preserves Chocolates Cocoa.
LOUIS j. BOSsIEIX, l4l2 Main stree. IL IT
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GREAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC
VI j. II. LAROQUt'S kLIXiR OF CALlSAYi
BARK, a pleasant cordial, which strengthen; And
improves the digestion. An excellent preventive
OF FEyERS, FEVER AND AGrE, &C.. Sc and ,
lated persons. W. r. THOR STOS. sole manu(ar.
urer, Baltimore. Sold by druggists generally.
a., g ON
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-20
rnrcc Thousand People Want Horc
Money.


INDIAN NroLIS, November l9.-Thc
following declarations and "Hlis, signed
hy over 3 900 voters of this city, will ap
pear in the indianapolis Sun tomorrow:
In view OF the continued and increased
depression Of business, resulting in the
failure and bankruptcy of all productive
enterprises; the enforced idieness Of
thousands of honest and industrious
working people; the continued shrink.
ace OF value, aud the relative.incrcaso of
taxation; the vast burden Of public and
private debt. relatively increased by the
dcurc-sion of all other values, produced,
We believe, by mistaken policy Of iinan-
cial legislation. Therefore, we the un-
dcr,igucd citizens and voters OF the city
OF Indianapolis and vicinity do unite IN
thc.followiug demands upon the Congress
Of the United States:
First-The immediate and uncondi-
tioual repeal of the the resumption net
OF Janusry II, 1875, commonly known
a, the sherman bill.
Secoud-The permanent retirement of
all national bank notes and the substiiu-
tion therefor Of national legal tender
paper money to be issued directly from
the treasury Of the United States:
Third-The funding Of at least por-
tion of the present national debt into
bonds bearings Il low rate ot interest, say
) 65 spcr cent per annum, intrrcon-
vcrti6ic with legal tender payer money
at the pleasure of the holders; and We
further unite in call for y mass meet
ing. to be- held at Indianapolis Deem
Der /. 1870, in furthcrancc of these DE
mauds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-20
Women's NatiouaI Temperance Con.
VentiOn.

CINCINNATI, November l9.-Iu the
Women's National Temperance Conven-
ton to-day, series of resolutions were
reported and adopted recommending that
gospel temperance prayer meetings
cheap lunch and lodging houses, free
reading rooms, temperance reform clubs
and similar means be adopted, together
with continuous individual efforts with
individuals for the reclamation of inebri-
ates and drinking CLASSES; urging the
American women to train their children
to avoid Intoxicating liquors; pledging
support aud union to all temperance
organizations; asking the aid of tn"
ministry and churches in this work:
calling on the women everywhere 10
assist in the movement; expressing graft
tude to Almighty God that Secretary
Bristow has SO successfully exposed the
corruptions of the whisky ring; rccoguiZ.
ing the statc,manShip Of the Postmaster
General in removing from his depart
ment all assistants addicted To alcoholic
beverages recommending each state 10
memorable Congress upon the appoint
ment OF II national committee Of surgery
to investigate and report the effects Of
the liquor traffic: and that it shall pro-
hibit such traffic in the District Of Colum-
bia, and the territories; and asking that
the question of prohibition OF the liquor
traffic be submitted to all adult citizens
of the country, irrespective Of sex, ns II
mean of protecting women, their child
rem and homes from the rayagcs of the
rum power
\ rcsoIution.cordrmuiug the use of
icrm"nted wine in the sacrament caused
IN earnest debate and created confusion
in the offers OF substitutes and amend
ments.
One lady proposed that Il few minutes
be spent in silent prayer, at the end OF
which time II verse Of the "Fountain
Hymn WIS sung, and the Convention
was released from its tangle and the rc,o-
luton recommittcd.
y plan for juvenile action was adopt
ed.
Com mIttees on Centennial ana Wo-
mems International Temperance Con-
yention were appointed.
Ms. Annie Wittenmeycr, of PhIa-
delphia, was unanimously elected PreSi-
dent, with twer ty-two Wee Presidents;
Miss Francis T. Willard, OF Illinois,
Corresponding Secretary, and Mrs. ).
X. Leavitt, OF OhiU, Treasurer.
The time Of the annual meeting was
changed to October, ard the Convention
adjourned sine die.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Abram Culver, Colvin stephens and
William Sheppard were arrested and
held in $1,000 bail at lrouton, Thursday,
charged with countcrieLing.
The Prince OF. Wales ha, arrived at
Eara4u He was magniicenlly received
by Gackawara,
The Hazard elevator at Buffalo, New
York, burned yesterday ard lsothc EN.
ccl.ior Transfer elevator. There were
only 1900 bushels of wheat in the Ey-
ccI>ior.
The operator at Evanston, Wyoming
Territory, last night reported snow three
and il half feet deep, and still showing
Green River reports two feet Of sno"r
which Is thawing.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
recently sent letter to the Collector Of
the 4th district of North Carolina, in
forming him tnat ncpotism was not ap-
proved By the Department, and that 1t
would be- necessary for him 70 make Ger
tain eI-miS-ais
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-20
Verdict Against Another Govern.
Inent Official

LOUISVILLE, November l9.-Thn case
of the United States ~. o. Ii. Burbrige
d Gt was called in Court to-day and Il
verdict rendered by the jury. The case
has been in Court since April |, 1868
Shortly after the war BurbrIdge was APP
pointed II special supervising agent Of
the Treasury Department, with head
quarters at New Orleans. 1t was alleged
by the Government that while in office
he sold cotton belonging to the Govern
ment amounting IN value to $4G,GUG,
which he had never accounted %r, there.
fore failing to properly Ultill the du'ics
of the Office aud violating the require
mcnts Of his bond, which had been fixed
at 2j,OOO. His ,urctir, were sued with
him; some are dead and some are said to
bo worth nothing. Only John p Jack
son, now of San Francisco, was actually
prosecuted with the Burbridgr jury yes
terday, who rendered verdict against
Burbrldgc for 5@5,Gji H. j, brother
of General 5. e.. Burbridgc, and the suit
was first brought By Secretary Bri,tow,
then District Attorney.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-20
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November ls. - Flour
Dull. Wheat-In fair demand, but
ut lower rates; No. l Chicago spring
81 09i No. 2 81 06t spot; 81 OF; bid
seller December; 81 06. seller year;
No. s6lc. bid rejected 75}c. Corn
Steady and in moderate demand; No. 2
5l4c spot; 6l!c seller November; 4Sc
seller year; rejected 4Sc. Oats-Dull, !,
No. , 30i@30ic. Bsrley-Firm at SIC
seller November; S5lc seller December.
Rye-Quiet and firm at 6Sc. Pork
Dull for cash, options frmer at $50 "
spot; $l9 5O@l9 75 seller November;
Sl9 22!G 10 % seller year. Lsrd-Firm;
at Sl2 % spot or options. Bulk Meats
Firm and unchanged. Whisky-Sl llt.
On call Board Wheat-A shade low
er at 81 06s seller November; 81 OF: seller
December. Corn-A shade better nj
81 &c seller November. Oats-Higher al
30,c seller November Pork-Nominal.
Lard-U nchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-20
Intervention Probable in HerzcSO


LONDON, November l9.-- Cabinet
Council. have been held almost daily
during the past week. Recently there
have been rcitcrations OF peaceful assur-
anccs by the Russian newspapers. There
are, however, indications of early inter-
vcnton in the Turkish affairs, according
to the arrangement of the powers that
participated in the treaty of Paris.
The Times, discussing the Turkish in
surrcction, says: Tic Sultan cannot
save Herzegovina. 1t is as fairly out of
his grasp as if destiny had settled It by a
conference between the powers. Peace
can be brought about only by the extnc-
ton of the Turkish authority. If the
disturbed provinces were once in the safe
keeping of Austria, the powers mi ght
take lcisurely survey Of the situation,
and provide for necessities for the future.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-20
New York Market.

NEW YORK, November l9.-Cotton-
Steady at Boob ll-l6c; futures closed
tym; November BOOB 1890; Decem-
Der 3 3l6c; January l3 $3.50; February
Is 1890; March l3 l9-52c; April
Is $500; May l3 lj.l6@l5 3l-32c.
Flour-Lcss active; receipts $1,000 bar
rcls; supertinc western and State 81 SjCI
40; common to good - 3065 co. good
10 choice s. GjO1.7 10; white wheat extra
50 SOFAS 90; st. LouIs 50 %5Ct9 %; extra
Ohio 50 l5nS %. Rye Flour-Dull at
$4 26C,j 80. Corn Mcal-Stcady at
81 Is. Wheat-A shade frmer and a
moderate inquiry; receipts 100000 BUSH
els; rejected spring 81 05@l o.; No ,
Chicago spring 81 2SCgl SO; No. 3 81 10;
Duluth and Minnesota 81 80; ungraded
81 32Gll "a; No. l Minnesota soft 81 "a;
winter red western, inferior to good,
81 lOtdl %; white western 81 4OGl 4j.
Rye-Quiet ut S0G9Oc. Bariey-Steady;
Bay quiet at 81 ~. Malt-Quiet and
unchanged. Corn-More active and
higher; receipts 100000 bushels western
mixed, steam, 74Ge 74tc; do sail 1jc. Oats
--Firmcr and fairly active; receipts l4O,-
900 bushels; western mixed steam and
State 42G i9c; white state 46G j2c. Hay
Firm; shipping at $40 %. Hops
Firm; eastern and western lO(dlGc.
Butter-Choice firm; others unsettled; ;
western lGtG2jc. Cheese-Firm at Ga
l24. Lard-Firm; prime steam l2!Cr
l2sc. Pork--Fjrmer; jobbing nj So 81 !.
Beef Quiet. Cut McaJs-Cty long clear
l265I24c. Sugar Firm; fair to good re-
lining S3slc; prime S!c. MoIasses--
Quiet; New Orleans new 5O@6O Rice
-Unchanged. Whisky-A shade tlrmer
vi 81 lGl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-20
The National Grange.

LOUISVILLE. November l".-Thn Ma.
tioual Grange continued in session to-
day, but beyond the following resolution
offered for consideration, nothing Of in
tcrest was transacted:
Rrsoirsd, That Congress hr requested
to revisc the the present patent laws, -o
that hereafter patent can be extended
beyond the first ,rIc> Of years for
which it was issued. Al.o, that
Congress be requested to inquire into
cXpcdicncy of aboli-uing the Patent
Office and appointing in it. place bu-
rcau to examine into the value Of all
patents, with II view in the future to
having some boughtanI to b' owned hy
the general government for the free use
and benefit ol the people OF cur country.
No definite action wa- taken on the rrso-
lutions which va, offered by Master
Doom, of Kentucky.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-20
FrnncO-Amcrican Monument to
Liberty.

PARIS, November ia large and very
successful fetc was given to-day, Mt Paais
DIndustrie, in the Champs Elysees, by
the Frunco-American Union, the object
being to give greater publicity and eX-
tend subscriptions for the scheme for Il
monument to liberty, in New York
harbor. The committee of the Union was
accompanied by several distinguished
prrsouagos. and Il brilliant concert follow
cd in which the band of the Republican
guard participated. Another concert,
vocal as well As instrumental, was given.
The Star Spangled Banner was sung
amid great cheering. The fetetcrminatcd
this evening, by the illumination Of
the Palais Dlndustrie. a representation
of the proposed monument formed the
leading feature Of the illumination. Min
i,ter Washburn, Consul General Torbert.
Mr. Eaton. eX-Miuistcc Sickic>, the Mar
ouis of Rochambnau, VI. Alexis De
FcrgueyIlle, Oscar D. Lafayette and sew
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