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Richmond Grain Market.
Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RIcHMoYD. July 81. 1879.
t.rLa offerings. s
WHEAr-white 2s24 bushels Red 1856 bush
CoRS-White s04 bushels; mixed, 400 bushels.
UATs--4S2 bushels. s-.s.
RYg-l30 bushels.
SIDES. r gas
WHEAr-Whte, 60 bushels good, $l5S; 246
very good $40 376 prime. Sl.7o; 70 common,
Sl.a5; A. prime mixed, $l7o 3ls good, VI 90
40 prime SLIP, 20 common 81 40 404 prime,
si,7s Red, 100 very good, ST sc; elu very good,
SI65 si2 prime, p. l54 very good, VI 81 ;746
=, 81 90 l54 prime, Sl7o AZ good, $l.6o : 80
-, 81 81; 264 prime Mixed Si.72.
CORS-White, 33S bushels very good, 79c
OArs--2O bushels very good new Goc. 81 -,
Te-srhibited.
CoRN-White, l4t0 bushels.
UATs--400 bushels
Riclunond Tobacco Market
July 2s 1872
.r To- BLACK.
LrGs-Cornmon to good ..'"...."'---, Z S0aS oO
Good 70 fine.................., 0oas 30
LRAF-Common 10 medium. 50a 10
Extra c oont n,i. i... 10 eoal6 20 20
suY-oURED w.. .--s.-r "a
LUGs-Common to good. ............, 5oal0 o.
LEAP--Common to good....".......,..., 10 0Cal6 "
Extra ..............'.'...' II "oa2o W
~ w BRIGHT. r.# #...ra
I.Uss-Common TO medium =. 80. GOALS 90
Good to fine. Is 50a40 90
Extra smoking ............ 81 00a35 90
lEAF-CoInm to med'm wrap'rs... 10 00a25 90
Good 10 fine wrappers -. . 80 0na75 00
Extra fine wrappers.........". so O0al25 W
VIRGINIA LEAFToBAcco.-The New YORK To
6acc0 Leaf of the 9th has the following
% IN hs
Virginia leaf ina rket to report. Filters have
been in demand and are scarce, and buyers from
tina Richmond market have been in town look
lag for des' able assortments for the use of man
utacturers there. shipping grades, both of lea
AID hgs, are active in Richmond and "hreaks
are rep rted full A correspondent says he saw
zone of the handsomest breaks during th'
week. he had ever seem" comprising alb ut lO
hogsheads OF Granville Co bright tobacco o
which some 60 hogsheads sold for from $40 y
sl0o. Fine smokers from these crops brought
from S}5 to S4l ....
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PROSPECTUS.

DRGSPECTUs FOR 1872.
Il ........ FIFTH YEAR.

A REPRESENTATIVE AND CHAMPION OF AMERICAS
F.. ART,
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DUTTERIcK's PATTERNS.
ID Sole Agency HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
Office 1913 Main street.
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FOR THE LADIES.
AZ r 3. r. L. ID A N Il L 3
STOCKING SUSPENDER AND PROTECTOR
COMBINED, FOR LADIES,
AND susPENDER FOR CHILDREN.
Fastened and Adjusted with Buckles, thus DOING
away with all Ligaturcs, Buttons and
Butten-IIoles Hooks and Pins. =,
FOR THE LADIES.

II the only article thus combined, fastened and
adjusted, for this purpose in the market. All inn
itations are infringements on the patent granted
August 25th, 1888, and will be 30 treated by Mrs
Daniels counsel. ..II.f .--t Al T.
THIS article needs no Recommendation, for 1t re-
oonsmends itset0 every lady aoho It, being the
most sinple easfiy adjusted and perfect for it's use
ever Introduced into the market.
All physicians recommend its USE and one
whose name La known and respected on both sides
of the ocean, buys and gives away large numbers
Of them to his patients declaring that most var.
loose veins, weak and crippled limbs can be traced
directly TO the stopping of the circulation in the
lower limbs, land consequently in the whole sys-
tem,) caused by the old lgature or garter ga
wrinkles like cloth, but is as fiat and smooth
after wearing for months rs when first used, and
yields with every motlon, thus giving entire ease
to the wearer. aflf Hl sp ~.
THE PROTECTOR ALONE is WORTH THE
PRICE OF THE WHOLE ARTICLE. ~
1t is unnecessary to remove the stockings from
the suspender except to change, and it is really
less trouble than the old fashioned elastic. 1t
keeps the stocking perfectly smooth without tear,
be taken that the whole article is large enough
not to feel uncom Portable. Ha a.f n
Children's Cotton Elastic......"...- 4 90
ChildreH's Linen mammalian. rs to LOO
Children's Silk ................ 90
Ladies' Cotton ............... LOO
Ladies, Linen ........... 200
Ladies' Silk q ............ $500 to 600
| All orders or inquiries should be addressed to
HERBERT DANIELS,
Is West Twenty-seventh street, New York.
I rI, OO WILL PAY FOR THE
| 3Z.UU DAILY STATE JOURNAL
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WATER WHEELS.

- VNHE RECORDS OF -
~@N j TESTS at Lowell, evfF
vi Mass, proves N. F.BURN- S4&S
- HAMS NEW ifHRBINE EI .as
-, superior TO all others. 1t <aNSxs
gave higher per centage ESXaSS9A
q than any other Wheel OF Ef5ssss]sss 49, 80
, common finish. Pamphlet QQ1 MGMMHhf1E
90 and Price List, by N. yalIIAI EIst@@
90 BURNHAM, York, Pa, S1l =
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). PETERSBURG FAIR-First Premium
8. GEORGIA STATE FAIR lat Macon)-Fir
Premium.

g 4. NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR-Fir
Premium. f
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COMMERCIAL.

Richmond Grain Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RIcHMoYD, July 81. 1879.
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Te-'rhibited.
CoRs-White, l4t0 bushels.
UATs-400 bushels.
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Seward wrote his will while in China and
brought it home in his trunk.

Seward wrote his will while in China and
brought it home in his trunk.
The owners of the missing steamship City
of Boston believe that she blew up.
Raleigh hasn't had case Of burglary for
five years.
Seth Green has worked at the fish business
for twenty years, and isn't worth thousand
dollars.
z. NJ. and j. B. Jones issue the prospectus
of the Grayson Ehsign.' paper to be pub
lished at Independence, Va.
Mr.. William F. Faris, late of smyth coun-
ty, Va, has purchased the Weekly Ne,rs-
Echo, of Lcckhart, Texas, and will hereafter
be sole editor and proprietor.
The secretary of the Iron Association
makes the number of biast-furnaces built,
building, or projected in the United States
this year seventy-two, with capacity of
100000 tons.
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The post-office at Rappahannock Academy,
Caroline county, VA, is discontinued for
want Of candidate; the papers go to Port
Royal. A new post-office is established at
Dovesville, Rockingham county, Va, at the
terminus Of the route from Broadway depot
to Doyesville. This route has heretofore not
been opened for want Of postmaster at
DoyesviIe; George Wittig is disappointed post
master. John Z. Farinholt is appointed
postmaster at Port Royal, Caroline county,
Va, uice Isaac Morton, deceased. r. Suili-
wants appointed postmaster at Glade Spring,
Washington county, Va.
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BRAKEMAN KILLEp.--0n Thursday last q
coiored brakeman on Captain Beck's freight
train, named John Stewart, fell from the top
of ear. shortly afferthe train passed Atkins's
tank, in this county, and was instantly killed.
He bad been forward to the engine, and in
returning lost his footing while stepping
from one car to another. Several cars passed
over his body. mangling it in ia horrible man
ner.--Ndrion Patriot, 9Th.
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pETERsBIJRG MARKETs.

DECEMBER s.-Cotton.-The market continues
a,netund unchanged. Sales yesterday ABOUT 90 bales
common to fair, lagl7sc.; good to prime,
Receipts show falling OF.
Peunuts.-We quote sl.5o for prime. Market
quiet aud but few coming In. -. =, 80.
continues active ut quotations. We quote: Sl.9o
for choice white; SI.7SGSl.s0 for choice red.
Corn.-Stock good. and we quote the market quiet
at 70c. for new and f5c, for old.
Rye-Market firm at soc. for good prime, 81
Otas.-We quote ssG9sgc. for.sprtng; winter oats
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ttts 1853 bsis7ss:s. Reds1 !, sees btsss.
sisl q ~
Coay.-@s hsse, 1870 nrsisess. KS
DAfss-GIs bpstefs.
RyE..-fs Bushels. sis5 ~
Is b SALES. s5a.s
WHgAr,-White, Iss bushels rery good ut si,as;
70 bushels SLIT; 35a bushels coed at
% bushels common as Gfsg; 1f bushels c1fnnpts At
s1g2; 2t4 bushels good nc 2s. soBiligD
at 1886; 20 bushels fair nc total, I,17u busses.
prime on private terms LIZ hasfcls st
st.a2-totaL 6e2 IushelS. 81
CoRx.--Whitc, Iis brsEeis Prime new at 6sc. !;
LODI bushels very good pcw on prtrnfe terms; %
bushels very good &C. so bushels common at S9c.
total. 1891 bushels. b -
OATs.-Gaf bushels very good western, SIC. ne
bushels prime spring &C Sc; 900 bushels western at
.ssc.--totaf, I,s1s bushels. ~ s9.S5f
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In the House of Representatives on Wed.
nesday Mr.. Harris of Virginia, by unani
NOUS consent. introduced 4 bill Oh. r. No.
o,0l2) to authorize the Washington, Cincin.
natl and st. Louis Railroad Company to ex.
tend their road into the District Of Columbia
which was read first and second time,
referred to the Committee for the District oil
Columbia, and ordered to be printed.
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A New Iron FURNACE AT MARIoN.-A
company has been formed recently for the
purpose Of erecting an iron furnace near this
place. Judge Kelly has granteda charter to
the company, which is to be called the
"Chihowee Iron Compang." The follow
ing arc the officers named in the charter
President, Floyd B. Hurt. Directors: Gen.
eral William Malone, George w. Palmer
Thomas Z. Gardner, and Albert j. Snow.
The capital stock Of the company Is TO be
not less than 0,000 nor more than 500, OeO
and IS divided into shares Of 500 each.-
Marion { Ka.) Patriot.
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LYNCHBURG MARKETS.

ECEMBERi.-4pp.es-Gre q Dbl, s2elsa.se;
Cried. % fb., 3&l5c. &,
ButtsT.-3OQQJGc.
.Bee8tcdT.--2sM30c.
Corn.--79@l72ac. g5ss ys
Corn Msat.-5o BIS. to bushel-7s@1sec.
Eqgs.-22l25c. ~,
FLIGseed.-Sl.ao@$1.55 49, .s,.s.- 49,.
GtRSeng.-s5Gg9oc.
Oats -i5G150c. 4
Psaches.--Peeled, l7sell5c.; unpeeied, eGsc.
Potatoes-Irish, III demand, 5tGlatc.
RNe-SOahs5c.
Turkeys Per D., 1?s@163c.
IY.e4f.-Hbite, 81. G9sl.7s; red. Sl.foI Sl.0a.
Hool.-Washed, eo@dSc.; unwaShed, IL @&Sc.
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! Z e
sas Ill., IsIs ,sde I'll ;ss s @ e
| atx4 stfaaE so sssfle lId sa1las q3A9
Eso sssg seoa 6 s ass
~ $50 s1s, with tstt Hide gfserslgs
~ Ioufs, ITO
HEGKNHkn E--T The h1cIks f7xfr fcen sstu1iy at
naed, as tie fsesoFs Is were eitSer ssoppea
os siIch suitable oers rs Gro saIstosa rs h6 SJf
tie es end generally sfaaff packages Gpeaed MA
hrgef part Mas epufnpn iisH an ocezst9eM hQes.s
is III from srer g s a. 4; sass 81 z. s
TEursday. 1GeriDgs on TUESDAY. WedEea1af, and
Frfday Is hogsheafs ana q boxss; OF thsse
hosssheads 1t II desis ssles Id sine ane 1ers
1Iogs.ieada and boxes as follows Esgphezdk-1 10
4 sss Be- Sssssse ssal sas assa::
nothing offered
LOUISVILLE. s. y. $
.DEcEMBER In this market the mcntf1s tra16
iii ieaf tobacco resulted In considerable Fed9ctson
which ps eSs assss u ns
was secured onredried teaf and the onsy suts
effect prodpced bys The events aboYs motif Was 10
yioEs,y entertained by hodrfs, thus serving merely
to make our previous quot1fiens Grrhes.
New crop offerings have gous oG quite freely q
vance Of ac p cwt on Iugs In aiiiston tca praytoas
advance noted last week. 80. 81 =
usual force bat the corisaniptive or nIanuSscsasfng
demand ID less active on arc1r7nt or the nsual c0as
parafive suspension Of factory operations ct tbie
season. We have previously noted tite purcaases
during the month, or two lots OF HegtrEl lea3 f0g
the English market.
AS TO the Immediate future, 3t may be said mat
nothing can prevent the Iearkef. for fbe incoming
month"; from being quite active and entirely sahsfSc-
tory to holders, but limited quantity and nssort-
ment OF offerings az AZ III Se;tS
r,Yr non, e,r,f, ar, prgr.y "a. rsr
aE.1ObACSo aAthhCN AS s.s1sl 1L 81 A.s
Z THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF DE-.
Il V;,.,;, 9y,f ,,.r . ssf, Ard, Snyss
vrstggis te,f JSrrs ths ec Il as for siii
and oas
arnreo TIa-. h,s hsa,, m ci,s,es IN ,rices Ma 4
SI, ~ ,ss ,v,rsho,,ea Or, ar, Tassev CIV which
rs =, ,aIio nrof,h, "a nnc6 ~ fke moe
ia - ~ hnsses as n, Nv ,,ter a,,ss % ,Sst
~ y. ii - the xoer q dnnhsfrss
oTs sas ua.. s sa,,,,,ecta s1s sI,
QUIZ e. s a. @oIs SsstTpf al The condo
coss s ciasssS " $1,000 aont SscEa IRE
grafton has not hesh ~ * a.
ugnt in tnls au -
M tHarhsS - MT -
VIII soiie LiSee s ~ so Nj ,,os
nltis aaik ssosk as ~ Ss ,n.rass
- ZIG leadiuE Lssas
Priliihes ny az ~ Jartn
sadss y, ~ 1917 S st,t
tue wees aase ~ ssu va,
ano c9hsunipton, tIo osn i W WITH
nonaeI Msren ..sa.a ~
un9lmnsheo ylSof. ga ,s ,a
We fnat ia &c @ % sa s rn
distleTs IN az parts or inc counIr5 ,dt,s
81 Tug W h Ia Sn Sos
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WI, ,,,SeT,N N. GA MARKETS

DECEMBER 3.-Spfrits Istrpentipe.- Market firm
and steady ut s6c sales OF l2s casks ut these hsures
-Rosfn mo sales.
hard and $s3s for virgin and yeliow-dp al advance
of e5c. since Last report. 5ss b
| Tar.-Sales Of 120 barrels ut W " barrel.
Coiton-Sales OF a33 bales rs follows: lol at lie,
Al at Tic. Is OF l7sc, Ia ut i7e, IS az NJ lSc
L L. n = : Z Is
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a BURG. AND REGULAR LAND 80 q
INGS ON JAMES RIVfR.-The fast and couiliG-
doils steamer I'ALISADE. Captain CHARLES MEL
son, having been thoroughly overhaueG. viii re.
sumo her trips OCTOBER 18th. leaving Richmond
DaY,anG SATURDAY al 81 4. VI.
Passengers for williamsburg land at Kings Mill
wharf.
Freight recei7ed daily tSunJays excepted.
Freight Cor wav-landngs mus. be prepaid. Through
freight forwarded with Dispatch Train leaves City
Point for Petersburg on arrival Of Steamer.
Or 70 u. n. ROGERS. Agent.
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RIo.MoND LIyE-sTocK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following Is the monthly report OF Weigh.
master Gi,nmi, from Noyemberl 70 December
ctt,tle-75s head, weight 5000 lbs, sold from y
to SIC. gross. .,,, <-o,,,,,,ss IN
Sheep.-S0i head, weight :2,sos Ds., soId ironi W
sac. gross. Very extra, &C gross, O.,
Hogs-I,2ls heat, weight ls9,9sa ns', SOLO
&C. net. Very extra, &c. net
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

DECEMBER 4-Offerings OF grain on Change 70.
day we're exceedingly light, There were but 90
bushels white and 70 OF red wheat offered with sales
of the former ut Si.s7 and &le3 for very good 20
samples. Sales Of rye, quantity
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TOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO 1zfE#N

TOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO >FEssFs (.
Z MNiON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. eSazs ~
The side-whecl steamships OLD n ntG S1U u
WYaSOKE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NJ
HGARA, ALBEMARLE. and HATTEKa2 leaps
New York for Norfolk City Point ana MrpinGHYy
every TUESDAY, THURSDAYS ana saiChDHi
ut o'clock p. II. ,y Ep1n.y
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FhipA l.
and SUNDAY at high tide. o,or,,,,
These ships are entirely new. Ines na'e '!ee'A''
The fare, accommodations, and attention are uh-
SURPASSED. 10, .,~ar. r., an
Close connections made with steamers Aux ."
southern and European ports.
For further information, apply 20 49,,
John w. WYATT. Agent,
M street.
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BIZ a. a Siifsfe - Hi
|Efsloya OH sl.I 81 Is II 5e ei,sais
sion ri sac shops 10 iiAter Tire ghargf6f NJ
g. Iliaftsosss " ls tatst to CoIoia
JloassAs lib This siepafs nenssS $50
g, Dnsls ridge. division engineer, has
nsen 10 OF The surveys for eofinee.
lions In the Stafe of Ohio. B
Sftfte The Inst anliisf report tsso tieatits
nave occurred Id the CORPS Colonel Jobt,
\. Jordan, resident engineer at lewis tlIu.
-fiei, " no sifed Mn d Painful and rfotraetad
sickness, and Mr. james Bolton, resident en-.
gfneer at Church Hill tunnel, who died md.
denly from injuries received ON the work.
Iaese gentlemen were universally beloved,
OF unblenished reputation, caEable. aher.
getscs and inch OF promise In their profes-
In conclusion, the Chief Engineer takes
opportunity to thank tie division ssainsers
ana their assistants for The ensFgy and tiieIi.
x win which they have discharged their
duties during the year,
REPORT Or GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
General Wickham then read the report of
a. a. Perry, Esq, superintendent, as fol-
lows:
GENERAL sUrEnrSTESpExr's OFFICE,
~ RICHMOND, VA. UctC Der /, ls72, : 4
+" C. P. Huntington, Esq, President: S
"De,r Sir,-The business of the read on
the eastern division (Richmond to White
Sulphur Springs for the year ending Septem-
Der 30 was as follows:
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A man has been found at Wilton. Conn,
who deelines poss.otliea.
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Net Observation-Disclosures 2ss,a45 as

"The expenses have been SO per cent. of
the earnings. 1t Is proper to say in this con-
nection that extraordinary expenses have
accrued during the year for operating tenn
porary tracks and other items which will not
be charge on the operating expenses in the
future, amounting to S28,857.61. If this
amount were deducted the expenses would
be 50 per cent. of the earnings.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH GFSF&
F MoSD. AND NORFOLK STEA M-l ssEs:s!sssszzs
SHIP LINE.-F0R PHILADELPHIA Nv ICE ?
WEEK.-Steamers NORFOLK. EMPIRE, ana a., =.
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY at !?
o'clock NJ. and Philadelphia every WEDNEsilAs
and SATURDAY at the same hour, altel1laIeiI
nnrts of PENNSYLVANIA New Jersey, and delaware,
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New orleans,
aud bills of iatling signed through.
Passage 10 Philadeiph!a, isclmding meals S ah''
statcroom, IS. W I. foE Els Is , aissrn 4
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO.. Agents,
No. I2 South Mliaryes,
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.
TOR BALTIMORE. lied,
q POMHATAN STEAMBOAT COnIPANYs-

wharf on SATURDAY at 2 O'clock ?. IT. Freight
received up To 1870 O'Clock Z. II.
For freight or passage apply to
de SGT WILLIAM p. BRETT, Agent.
TOR NEW YORK.-The Old @Eg
II Dominion Steamship COmpany's ele-cssaasssssa,,
CANT Side-wheel steamship NIAGARA, Captain
READ, will sail FRIDAY, December 9Th a, O'Clock
A. ii. Freight received until Thursday night.
Through bills OF laden signed and goods for
and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, $40: Storage s.: rouud-,rp
tickets, $40. For freight or passage applyto
JOHN w. WYATT. Agent,
dc AIT No. 3 Governor street.
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NATIONAL LINE OF uIsSSs
~ STEAMSHIPS. &c. &c.

HTLY TO AND FROM
LONDON DIRECT.
From Piers Nos ~ and AZ North river.
These steamships are the LARGEST IN THE TRADE.
Cabin passage. ana sU3, currcncy.
Stceraae 70, GU
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, or Lordon, s3a, cur
rcncy. o,
For further information apply at the Company
Ai-~' +. ". j. HURST, Manager,
or to JOHN w. WYATT. Agent.
ocl5 No. 3 Governor street. Richmond, Va.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND, VA.
EcEAsBeR 5-Reccipts very light. Sales ac'iS'
IYNCHRURG, VA.

LYNCHBURG, VA. 81
DECEMBER i.--Receipts the past week were lighi,
consisting principally OF inferior and common
,.radrs of loose In small parcels. Tbs market Was
unite active and prices ruled Tally up 70 fnotanonS.
We consider now good tine TO sell sucn togSieco.
We continue quotations: J, .o6ssa . "a
a ~ f.rinr and com mon ...... sodp 8 50
isnoa Is,rs end medium, yellow D6e1 4 90
Eano y,ijn,y q nd Vr.,d working. Z ScaG 90
I E,ng ,as,n,v go 81 10 COG IS 90
$500 and cnn,m,,,s ..,.. eeGp 7 60
- Good dark and miSe6........ s ssse = ~ ~
r,,r, S s,,Jso,. & peSp 10 %
Coed ana fins yellow. ..e..... II eo9 - 90
Extra. none selling 5z
PETERSBURG.
IncrMBER d.-The markes 10 acfive, wi'a ~ w
iitsle Old Offering. Receipts 81 RsW arc agab W
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATGsa LII !
y COMPANY. 80. =, aasssE.

n
~ COMPANY. SS.sas2s
FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA 4: BAL-
TIAIORE, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, .
AND ALI. REGULAR LANDINGS
ON TIE JAMES RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain y. &. CLIFFORD,
leaves compunv's wharf at Rockets, for the above
named places on MONDAYS. WEDNEsDA1S,and
FRIDAYS at "a A. ~, and returns on Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the OLD Bay
Line steamers for baltimore. Philadelphia, aad
New York.
Train leaves City Point FOR Petersburg on arrival
nf steamer. .r.a. $40 >,
Fare to New 0rR. ~
Fare TO Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Fare 10 Baltimore. ............'........'''.. "
Tickets on sale at CARRIER Il CO.'S EXPRESS.
and uasg:ge checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk Portsmouth h Bos-
ueakr bay and all regular landings Oh james river.
az REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from A. d. ill r. NJ.
Freight for Way-andiugs must be prepaid
L. y. TATUSl, General Agent.
Office, Company's wharf. =
Branch Office corner LAIN and ainlh streets le !.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. 4#ESs

A oHoH LINE ~. 7'''' 49,: sszaE8s
SAILING
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers hooked 10 and from railway stations
or seaports in England, Ireland, Scotland, Norway,
Sweden. Denmark, Germany. Frunce, Holland, Bel
GUM, and the United States: ,
Cabin fare from New York to London, Liverpool
Glasgow or Derry, 10y Wednesday, steamer, 800.
BY Saturdays steamer, SIS and $50.
Excursion tickets, $40. All payable In currency,
Passengers booked DIRECT from Palermo, Genoa
Messtna and Trieste to New York.
Cabin, $40; stcerage, $50. Payable i'll currency
For further information apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green. n Y. or
j. ". WYATT, Agent,
IVA 3Goyernor street, Richmond, Va.
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OFFICE OF PowuATAN STEAMBOAT CoNrANY,l
September 9lst. 1877. !
NONSIGNEES OF FREIGHTSaGTs7Ls,
" by this line are hereby notified that
on and after this date ali freight arriving by teiI
steamers, unless novel within twelve hours after
arrival. will I've stored 1T their risk and expense.
Steamers arrive MONDAYS, TIL tuesdays, anu
SATURDAYS at Q o'clock 4. n. .4-
90 ~ WILLIAM =. BRETT. Agent
, 1872-11-06
REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments we're fled for rec
ord On Tuesday, Nov. s:
CITY PROPERTY.
Lots and Of v 1 Lot 19, in Block 10, Of Rock
Eels Addition, dated Oct l9 consideration, s, 600.
Ashley st, between Hoyne and Robey sts, 4, 24 It,
lated April 20; consideration, $500.
Lot So In Block IA, Hostein, dated Oct %; consid-
s1ation, 1896.
Wabash Nv, 100 # Of Jackson st, T. 40 It to alley
dated March 10 consideration, $4,000.
Lots Il to19 and 81 to IS, in Block 10, Of Mortons
eH Of NV x, Sec II, 50, d. dated Oct. l; consdera-
Lot u Block =, in sane, dated Oct. Is; consider
Lots le and17 II Block1, in same, dated Nov a;
Lots 10 and 20, in Hnkhams Block 81, Of y, etc.,
Sec Il, 49, H. with buildings, dated Nov 1; consder-
Morgan st, bet Harrison and Tyler sts, i, 5oz125
It, dated Nov. !; consideration, 16,5oo.
South Western ~, near Taylor st, ef, Is IT run"
Leavltt st, Of Taylor st, +, 27150 It, dated
Nov. l !; consideration, $500. ..
81 40 It south and adjoining the above, dated Nov
consideration, 81 100.
Southwestern az, 81 4-1o It sw Of Leavitt st, ef
2s It running to Taylor st. dated Nov. II considera-
Is t adjoining the above, dated 10Y. considers
ton, S, ECO.
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS:
II Of Sec t, 49, II, dated Nov. /; consideration, 5000
Lot Il, Ii Block s, Of II rods OF n 9 y Of rail-
road N Sec T. IS, II, dated Nov. s; constdera-
Hpu $500.