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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-17

Noting that common usage adopts longi.
tude $50 degrees from GreenwIcu As the
point where person travelling westward
around the globe will find bis Mopd "
changed to Tuesday, Il correspondent of the
New York Ecening Post calls attention to
two curious exceptions. Manila, In the
Philippine Islands, is one day behind the
rest OF the East IudieS in its expression of
the days OF the week, While Alaska is one
day ahead Of British Columbia. The ex-
PLANTATION Is that the Philippine Islands
were coIonzvd by Smniards, who first
came there from the East across the Pa.
cihc; but the rest of the East Indies was
colonlZed by Europeans coming from the
opposite Direction. Each set. of colonists
brought its owu day of the week, and conse-
queu,ly it happens that ManiIla is weekly
keeping lis Sunday while the neighboring
Islands are having their Monday. So in re.
gard to Alaska. That country was fist SET
tied by Russians coming from the West, while
the remainder Of the eastern coast of the Pa.
cific was settled from the East. Thus it hap.
pens that when Alaska is Keeping Sunday it
Is OILY saturday on the rest of The coast.
Ana what is more wonderful still, Alaska.
being 80 degrees east OF Manila, will naye
already enjoyed onc-fourlh Of its MONDAY be-
i0ie The latter place enters upon its Sunday.
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A California Jury Acq"tts Ma"-The
ptcn Of Insanity Utterly Discarded.

NARA. CAL.. February 6.--Jhe closing
scenes Of the trial OF Mu! bridge for the muir
der Of Harry Larkyns were Of remark
able character. On retiring TO their room
the iuty STOOD five for CONVICTION ana seven
for acquii;al. This morning second oaiiol
was taken with the same result. Inc au-
ference between them was on the qneslloh
of insanity. Few, if any. believed MuP.
bridge iusarc, but the m"j 'r'ty contended
that sane or insane he was justified In killing
I,arkyp> for having led aSt'0v bis wife. On
this broad ground they finally all met. and
then the only quarrel was in regard to the
form OF the verdict. whether 1t should DC
simpIv "Not guilty." or Not guilty on &C.
count of INSANITY" Upon this they differed
longest. tie majority cnntendng that Muy.
bridge was not Insane. Tner finally carried
their point, and at noon to-day verdict OF
acquittai vas reached.
At the sound Of the last momeutous words
a convul>ivc gasp escaped the prisoners Ups.
and he sank forward from his chair. Such
display of ovcrpowering emotion has seldom,
il ever, been witnessed 10 court OF justice.
The floodgatcs OF feeling seemed suddenly TO
have been lifted, and the long pent.up tor
rent OF emotion TO have hurst upon the man,
sgeepirc all beforci'. The Judge discharged
The Jury snd hastily left the COURTROOM, un'
able TO bear the sight, and it became neces.
sary to recall him subsequently, to finish the
proceedings. The clerk hid bis face in his
handkerchief, while the prosecuting attorney
and some Of The jurors buried away to avoid
the spectacle. Others gathered around to
calm the prisoner, and all Of them were
moved 10 tears.
bridge at last. by powerful effort
controlled bis emotion. The Judge was
then recalled to the bench, and. on motion
of counsel for the defence, Mu.brldge was
fofmafiy discharged from custody. In the
mean time the news Of the acquittal had
reached the street, where it spread rapidly
A large crowd gathered in front OF the
courtroom, and as Muvbridge descended
the steps free msn they checred vocifer-
eusl, and long. He was surrounded by the
crowd, every man Of which seemed anxious
to cor graduate him first. Then they went
OF to find the jurymen and congratulate
them. The town was never before in such
a state Of icvcrisb excite mcnt.
The verdict Is il sort Of new departure in
such Ga>es-aD abandonment Of the insanity
theory under the disguise Of which homi-
aide for the cause assigned in this case bus 30
often been justified by American jurics. On
retiring to their room The jury were given
four forms OF verdict by the Judge. One
was guilty of murder in the first degree,
punishable by death; and another fixing the
penalty Ut imprisonment for lite; third OF
not guilty. ana the last, not guilty because OIL
defendants insanity.
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Nv W. GOddin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT NALr-
l. ABLE PkOpERTY KNOWN AS TIE
..CHkSTER" HOTEL. ON THE RllHMuNb
AND PETE RsBURG RAILROAD, THIRTEEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND AND SISE MI. -
trust from ". II. Hayward ana wifi, be rlrg date
lst December. 500, duly recorded IN ChtSlrrHr!i
County Court, ! shall In execution thtrc"i pro-
coed 10 sell at public ton. on The premises at
the village of Chester, on SATURDAY. the 2oul
of February. 1877 5. at o'clock Z. W.. that TIKI ~
VALUABLE PhUPrRJY local, ~ above. CON
sistns OF a LOT Of TIRE and TnkcfQUAR-
TER ACRES; on which stands a large ard excl
lent HOTEL, containing about thirteen rooms be-
sides. Two HANDSOME COTTAGES aut \
SrUREfiOUoE, with several Oui-buildings suitable
for such an establishment. This property j. We'll
located for hotel. or bolrding-schoDI, or college,
being SO acccs siblr on IT, ,ding railroad
TERMS: Enough I'm cash to detriy cOSs 81 sale
and pay off the balance past due on tire" honi:,
bciug about ~ $50: On credit u 10 Sl.oUO uIll
lst December, 1878; on 4 further credit - 10
credit AS TO RI 900 until lst Decemb.r 1917. With
interest on the whole credit pay ments At SIX per
cent. from lst day OF December, 1869. III ptid,
and as to the residue" II any, such terms a. 'hAll
be announced at the hour or sale he whole credit
payments 10 be secured by deed Of trust on the pre-"
ptrty. W LILLIAN AMbch.'
ja 29-td Trustee.
At The same time aud place will be So d t"o no.
improved HALF-ACRE LOTS, Nos. AZ aud - ~
the plan OF Chester. under a deed OF trust from
Almond Phillips and wife to ohm ioweti, trustee
for the benefit OF Joseph II. Snead.
- WILLIAM AMBfRs.
fal2 Substituted TIus'e..
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BY James II. Taylor ( Son,
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
i EOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY or RIcils,
MOND, FRONTING ON The IUTH SIDE "
MAlN BETWEEN FIFTEEMTH AND p, SeS r. r.
DIE TESTAMENT OF TIL -MASSSi4yy
HOUSE" AND AT ESfNT0CCUPlEDb l
A. l.. JACOBS, ESQ. Al AUCTION By sIISus
Of deed If trust executed on The 2lsi jay OF 20
vember. 1862. 10 the subscriber, from VI. \;
krarkfr recorded in the Jerks office .! hichno.4
Hastings inow ,haucery) Court, IN ID; u. - A.
page SGT, la secure the payment or certain nrg".ia
be notes therein mentioned, at the request OF ,tr
beneficiary ia said ~ cd. and In conformity "hn .ne
directions of Gtcrue Of the Cf ancery Court Oh W
cty0f Richmond pronounced on the 27th O., -
May, 1871, In the case OF : h'e'tis rs. ira hr'
shall sell 1t pubic action. upon he premise ~
MUSDs 7 tie lst day Of Mareh, 1879, a. -
O'Clock NJ. ~ FAIR: II not, the trst t3ir uiy Iett
after, Sunray eHceptcd1 that desirable pr pr ~
STORE and Nv tLLISG ON the s"uih So -, y"
Main between Fifteenth ard Seventeenth .I"sr
No. 1925. The lot fronts tsetity-on. iee' n'y
inches aud Inns back ninety Tour Feet " aH ANY,
fifteen rect wide. 100
TERMS: : nouSh I'm cash to pay the expenSrrs
sale an.t the sum OF f2.09l.t3 Win intciet IT,
May 81, 81, 1t the rate OF ten percent pe' y"
nun until paid. ,. ,.,. ,,tn
Terms - 10 surplus of sle proceeds OF sa' ~
be made known AZ the GVaIf9I sale NJ.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR, IrU,Se;
JAMES ". TAYLOR & SON. kuciiunecrs.
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Sale by GoDpN, WARREN s Co., Auclopeers.
fe1T
SALE OLE YERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE PROP
ERTY ON THIRD SIRE ET.-By virtue Of de-
cree pronounced on The l4th Of January, 1874, by
the Cnancery Court Of the cry of RIcl'ond N the
suit therein depending by The style OF shank, s.
RarIet stanley, trustee ct nks.. The undersigned
special commissioner appointed by said deem e viii
offer for sie at ion, on he premises on CAS-
Day the Esd of February, S75. asih" h'urof4p.
". Of tDat day, The LOT In saId decree mentioned
with the newly erected Bit1,k ID " rLLlSG there
on, on the east side Of Third street near Cary street.
fronting ON said Third street 81 feet and running
back In depth between parallel nnes 1908 feet -
an alley In the rear.
The ubove-namtd house has been but Gently
erected, and is finished In tie best ye with all
modern Improvements, iEcluuing bathrooms,
range, with hot anu cold wafer. ga, &C.: ana the
premises are in a most desirable aud rapidy-m-
Dt owing ueghborhood.
TERMS: Cash NJ 10 one-third Of the purchase
money: residue In equal Iustalm"Gis at Fix aud
twelve months. SIX per cent. Interest aided. rur-
chaser To execute negotiable nocs for the deferred
payments, and title rcfaned until the whoIrsof the
purchase money !, paid and vance directed
by the court Taxes for present year 10 b" paid by
the purchaser. kDWARDi. CANNON,
H. 3-titus Commits Toner.
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In our last issue, under the head of "Do.
mestic News" we wished to observe that
nothing was more useful in the house tnan
celery. The types made us recommend
"colery." We have compromised with inc
compositor, and now suggest "measles."
Ddnburidn.
Ben. Butler was caricatured In the Mardl-
Gras effigies at Louisville. He was repre-
sented as supporting colored maiden on
one arm, and with the other holding across
his shoulder an immense silver spoon.
A teetotaller asked Pat. if he ever saw
teeto.alier drunk. "Och!" was the reply,
" Pye seen many man drunk, but couldn't
tell whether he was teetotaller or not"
"Oh! for those good old DAYS." signs an
Indiana editor. "wben this ONCE received
enough Pa,ept.Office reports to keep every
stove red-hot from November to March,"
ais there any man in this town named
Afternoon 20 inquired Mississippi post.
master as be held up letter directed "P. NJ"
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d E NJ o V A L

d E NOV A L.
SHANKS, BARRETT & WILSON,
PLUMBERS, TIMERS, GAS AND STEAM
FILTERS,
having taken possession of the large and commo-
dious store
1906 MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH,
would respectfully invite the special attention OF
their customers and the public In general TO their
large and well. assorted stock of. stores, Ranges
Safe Nantes. Gas Chandeliers Gas Fixtures: by
draulic Rams, Pumps, Ilydrants, Batt-ru Tubs ater-
Closets, Baths, Showers, and every variety or I'm
ware and Housefurnishing Goods, Tin aud Stove
Material. Guttering, Spouting, Lead Iron ana Terra
Gotta Pines, &c. &c, wholesale and retail.
Particular attention given~to Plumbing. Gas and
Steam Fittipg Cuverting, and Tin-Roofng In their
various branches. Please give us call.
SHANkS. BARRETT & WILSON,
1906 Main street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, Richmond, Va. Ia 2O-lm
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BY Telegraph.

NEW
NEW YORK. February 16.-Souihern -four quiet
and heavy; common to fair extra. ~ 70GS5.40;
good to choice, S5.45@ss. Wheat dull, without
material change In price. The ice embargo male
rally checks Transactions Corn steady. with mod
crate inquiry. Coffee dull aud nominal. Sugar
firm. Kicc quiet and unchanged. Tallow quiet at
S&@Sl,c. ROsin and turpentine steady. Pork low
er at 1912lsllfl9.25. New Lard tirm-plime
steam, l3aQQl3cc Whiskey unsettled and dccid-
edly lower at sl.G2Mn1 .03; closing at tho latter
treiplts uutl
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By Edward G. Goblin,
Real Estate Agent an1 A,Lctionecr,
1918 Main street.

BRICK STORE WITH
Il DWELLING ABOVE, on EIGHTEENTH
FOR SALE aTAUCTIUN. ON FRIDAY the l 9th
Of February, 1876. viii sell, on the prem lscs. at
81 O'Clock r. NJ. The BRICK STORE No north
Eighteenth street occupied by Mr. F. Il. Williamsl.
with ronr rooms above. The lot fronts "a 5-12
fe, and runs back 40 feet. ThiI Is favorable OPP
pOrtunIty tor getting a good. bu.ueSs-stand or 10
make an In, es'mcnt. The property will pay iif-
teen per cent on cost.
TERMS: One-lhlrd cash; balance In six and
twelve M nths with six pei cent interest Sdded,
secured by trIlst-dccd.
fe s EDWARD C. GODDIN, Auctionccr.
Theaboye sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY,
9Th instant. at the same hour.
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TOUSE AND LOT ON DUVALA
Ill STREET EOR SALE PRIVATELY-AI
The HOUSE is No. 9, south side Of Duyal street,
east, between First and Foushee; FIVE rooms gaS
G3xI95: Garden large enough to raise vegetables
Sufficient for a family; we'll of excellent wafer;
All the premises In thorough repair. laHniy on
seven persons has been living In the house Tor SIX
wears. and Is perhaps the healthiest in The city;
PRICE: *1,750- one-ffth cash the IemamI n n 4.
6, 12. 1S, and "a months, each lnstallnem 1ooV )
or 81 GOO cash. -
Apply on the premises, which VIII lie shown 10
any one desiring to purchase. &c 20
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This big snow Is a godsend to lrs. SAYS the
Ntl'r1uk1e Ners. We owe a bill up in ST..
Ea'!! Of $3.50, but it is hardly possible that
IKE m3!i: will get to working satisfactorily
10 " before the fourth OF July.
Up III Troy, says an exchange, man re-
Gently entered one 81 the Hol!y.Tree inns,
s2I before any ore could stop him he ate six
rlaatt meals. lie said he was hollow free
Himself; 1hd waited 10 be allied up. He was
'lotnihon l'!cas-pleasc shut the door.
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BY james l.. AppcrSon'
Real Estate AuGtieaeer and A2eH'
o.lOt6 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION .h
l. PERSONAL PROPERTY by riri% o. -i ~, -
deed from l.. II. Klap dated Marth 81, =. rSI,,.
duly recorded (h2hIg thereto requircc %! ''v S.dr
fctary). will seth * Bis residence, '''feeH "sl1s
about sixteen miles below kicnl1ons,ts; in lsCyu.
Malvern fiill, Sc, csl SATURDAY. ~ 80 me
ary, 1875, al IL a. NJ. one sosasL mAA 1w
SoRHEh HozsE, anc BAY null, one ~ Ff tSs mae maze
three RED YBAaLfSGS, an Increase "a ~" ,',pr
aud COW MACON aud two ssts Of nkhH, .N''
and HAIR NESS. and SOW with eleven ING, n,rr,s,
TERMS Cash as 70 the debt seeusea' NV
'"' - y A. b. ApPERSoN. Trustee
Immedi,,,y after The ABOVE sale. by virtue o. wy
deed OF trust dated August 10. 1871, ana t.H MI
corded, also executed 10 said Keno aiau ~. viii
(being thereto required by the os ns ast'ts f,rm.
sell The CROP vi COIN last mace on -" hut,,lr,d
t" Greenwood "-supyesed 10 be about ons ""1
and Atty barrels, <t,us NAN
}. I. ArfhFE Is, yH
Purchasers win please eeme p ilS eAucisstsr.
fe IL j. l.. AffEHSoS'
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COMM ERCIAL.
;ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February IL, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
wHKAT.-White, so bushels. Red, 1880 BUSH
els.
CoRS.-White, 672 bushels. Mixed, 1873 BUSH
els.
OATs.-510 bushels.
MEAL.-34 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Red, so bushels very good at T1.2S.
CoRS.-Whlte, "a bushels veiy good at 7Sc.
CoRS.-MiXed. 1913 bushels very good at TIC.
OATS.-7S bushels spring on private terms; ia
bushels very god spring at 73c.; 1870 bushels
good at 72c. Total, 312 bushels.
MEAL.-30 bushels at S5c.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-Whitc 50 bushels.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, February 16-N0on.-Stocks dull.
Money, 2%. Gold, 114l. Exchapge-Long, 4S3 ;
short. 1856. Governments dull. States quiet and
nominal.
Erenimg.- Money easy at 2h@3. Sterling de-
c'ined TO 1921. Gold more active at 11541l1t.
Governments dull, but better feeling prevails.
States quiet and nominal
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ADoG-1RAP.-TheD Denton tMd.) Journal
says: On Friday night OF last week Inc
sheepfold of Dir. William N. Day, OF the
Second district, was entered by several dogs,
and three OF bis flock killed. Mr.. Day set
trap on the following day, and Sunday morn,
ing. TO his great delight, found that he had
entrapped three dogs-a dog for each sheep
killed. Mr.. Day informs US that BY the nelp
of little powder and shot be assisted them
to shuttle off their mortal coil.
Mr.. Day describes the trap as follows: IL
is made of fence.rails, eight or nine high,
drawn up like a partridge-trap, leaving d
good-sized hole at tbe top. The guilty dos
will be sure to return for second feast the
first Of second night, when he will crawl
over the top aud jump in, and he can't jump
ont
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, February 16.-Fl0ur unchanged
Corn steady. Pork nominay $40. Bacon quiet
and frm-shoulders, SIC; ccar-rib and clear, ! !,
0llhc. Lard frm-prme steam. 14tc.; tierce
14ac; key, ! SIC. Whiskey dull and declining al
81 .05. Baggibg firm 1T 12QQl2Rc.
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by Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
No. HOG Main street,
T AND AND DWELLING IN FULTON

AND AND DWELLING IN FULTON
~ FUR SALE ID pursuance Of a deed Of trus,
bear OK date the 9Th day OF June, 1873. executed
10 The undersigned as uustres BY john G. Gibson.
trustee, aad upheila V. Cussen, and Dy request Of
the holders Of some Of the notes thereby scared,
we Will, on WEDNESDAY the 24,h day or Febr1I.
airy, A. ID: 1875. at 4 O'Clock T.. 81. on The pre-
misses, sell at public auction the following bro
perty-to WIT: "AIl that LAND wing and being
within the present limits Of the city # Richmond,
but formerly in the county of Henrico, In The town
OF Fulton, fronting 80 feet ON the southern side OF
Graham street as laid down In the plan Of said
town of Fulton, which plan Is On file in The clerks
Office Of Henrico County Corrt. Said land Is known
and de crIbed In said plan as Lots Nos. 90. 81 and
81 In Square Nc. 5 and said lots run back between
parable! lines 10 feet 10 IN alley IL common 10
feet wide"
TERMS: For cash as TO so much As may be- neces.
sary to defray the expenses or executing this trust
and TO dts charge the amount Cf money payable
upon nineteen notes for 1888 each, which are
now past due: aud ~ the residue, upon credit,
In monthly insament- of 1888 SO each, until the
amount Of The purcha' e-money shall have teen ex-
halsted. Notes anu deed Of trust required for de-
ierrcd payments. CYRUS BUS-ItEN,
WM. IRA SMITH,
Trustees.
Sale by GoDprN, WARREN & Co., Auctiopeers.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, February 16-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn dull and declining: No. 2 mixed.
at slSW*lS o.. Lard nomlnally $l3.42h@
$l345. Whiskey dull At $1.07.
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cINCTNSATI MARK FTS.

CISciSNATI. February, l6.-Flour dull. Corn
dun at 6s@7Qt. Pork steady at SIS 800
15c. Bacon steady; shoulders, &c.. clear rib,
10p011c.; clear, l1aQpl &c. Whiskey dull at
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Suu rlses'., $4,000. I1oOn seLs''''''~"' -
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 1e, 1875. .
ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore. merchan-
disc aud passengers, Powhatan Steamboat Com
pany. >.r -
chandise and passengers. L. Is. Tatum.
schooner Eugle, Richardson, Baltimore, grain'
Gallcgo Mills. g. -. s..s -.s+..
$500 - BELOW.
Schooner George Z. Hallock, Sharrett, from
Bahamas for Richmond.
CLEARED.
Brig Neptune (Ger.), Rit:cher, Pernam buco,
-four, Dunlop & McCaHce.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
steamer j. W. EvcrInau, Platt, Philadelphia mer-
chandse and passengers, W.P Porter, agent.
Steamer Roanoke Skinner. Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
MEMORANDA
NEW YORK, February 14.-Arrlyed: Sch0oners
r: Mason, Gibson, and "A. Kelly, Greenwood. from
PROVIDENCE, February 1 Arrived Schooner
v hits Wing, Robbins from Virginia.
ICE
The whole coast IS blockaded with ice from New
foundland 10 Cape Halteras, and navigation Is
nearly suspended. '." 80
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NEW BEDFORD, February 13.-Captafn Fish, of
the steamer City of New Bedford. reports that the
buoy on Egg Island fat has drilled quarter of i
mile up the harbor from It's posi- lion; also, that The
buoy on sand Spit, Buzzara'S bay, and the light
vessel OF Stafford shoal, Long Island sound, are
gone.
NEWPORT, r. l., February 1.-the Ice yester-
day carried nshorc about fifteen feet the beacon To-
Gated south OF Rose island. and also upset The MA
SON. WORK. Al high water y out OF sight
The spar.buoy located Oh Gull Rocks north west Of
the Break water lighthouse in the inner harbor was
also carried adrift yesterday by ice.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, February l6.- Arrived: Henry
Chauucey. Arrived out: johanna Marie, Crlmea,
Nepnon, Saba. Moses, Troubador, Rio De La
Plata, II. j. klnlaett, Ocean, Sinbad, Emma. Pay
sunt Magdala, Wasa, Nellie Crosby, Alfred Buett,
Ramtala.
NEW YORK. February 16.-Arriyed: Columbus,
Champion. Arrived OUT Canada.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR THE LEASE OF
l. the completed portion OF the VALLEY RAIL
ROAD, Of Virginia, FROM HarrIsonburg to Siaun-
ton, 26 miles, aud for the road south as completed
In 81 clions Of IL miles, will be received by either
OF the undersigned prior to the 22d instant.
WILLIAM KkYSER. Baltimore:
y. II. MILLER, Baltimore;
X. W. BURKE, SLSunton:
NJ. Fl. EFFINGEP, Staun,ou;
fe H-St WA. ANDERSON, Lexington.
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RhJ,TJNIIRE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, February l6.-Flour quiet and nm
changed. Wheat steady. Corn-S0ulhern white,
unchanged. Coffee uuli and unchanged Whiskty
weak and lower; western, Sl.05. sugar quiet and
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BY Edward Z. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. lOlJ Main street.
TWO VERY NEAT DWELLINGS. O,

TWO VERY NEAT DWELLINGS. on
Il BEVERLEY STREET BETW ZEN PINE
AND BELVlDsRE STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-On THURSDAY the sth instant
at half-past O'Clock 2. NJ, on The premises. VIII
sell two FRAMED DWELLINGS. jrst complrrd-
containing i've fuIl.Szed rooms. III lot 10 each II
I6s feet BY l2O deep. "A alter the premises.
These are unusually well-buit houses: In most
excellent ne,ghDorhoCd. and will be sold low; viii
ply / 3 per cent. on Investment.
Terms One-fourth cash balance six twelve.
aud eighteen months. with 6 per cent. Interest,
or on agreement logger crr dit given.
EDWARD Z. GODblS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-17
BY John Mccormick. Auctionecr,
1900 Main street.

T ARGE ASSORTMENT OF GESTErJ
~ HOUSEHOLD AND KI1CHEn rrp.i
TUBE, &c. IT AUCTION.-tn THURSn.y
S;h instnnt at O'Clock. win SCH at rha 81
dence Of William Ill., ESQ.,. 1905 Frankn street tssi
who l. declining lou:eEeei Ing his entire HJtjSE,
WARDRoBgs, BUREAUS, 'iE'i"s"i
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsrr.ns
CANE and WOOD SEAT CHAIRS
SIDEDoARDS, SOFAS. LOUNGES,
bIL-PAISTISGs, ESGhAyInGS,
] handsome MAHOGANY BOOKCASE
! handsome BLACK WALNUT sIDEXoIpn
eIabOraely carved;
CESTRE-1ABLES,
MAHOGANY and CoMA0S WAsHsr.SDs.
MANTEL FFENCH-tLATE MIRRORS
HAIR and SugCK MATTRESsgs,
FEATHER.b BEDS, BOLSTERs. and Pillows
The usual variety of DlslNu.ROUM FUKSI-
TUBE, such as
CR0CKERY and GLASSWARE
KNIVES and FORKS, &c.
Mir. King havl lug oct. rmiJ discontinue house.
keeping. The whole vii! he sold without limit or r.
serve. The attention OF housekeepers and the pub
lie generally Is resDectfu'ly asked
JOHN MCLOkMlCK, Anclic neer
Z. ". Pow ELL, Salesman. icl7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-17
BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, February 16.-Virgiria 6's, peeiers,
50; consoIs, Sax. West Virginia's, 104. North
Carolina 6's, old, 81; new, ~; special tax, 5. Bid
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