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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-12
1lv Cs.ot { Latighion. Auclioneers,
corner Governor ana Franklin streets.

: corner Governor ana Franklin streets. y.
ONE RESTAURANT OPPOSITE
IL THE COLUMBIAN BLOCK. AT AUCTION:
On THURSDAY. l3:h instant nj 10 O'Clock we VIII
sell III the Rome Restaurant. opposite the Column
biun Block, on Cary street. r.e. ,.lt
THE ENTIRE ESTA BIISllMEHT,
Which has been sperhlX fitted npTtrili rht'" eff a.
r!e BAR IS the. f,o5s s. ::hitu,ly mllli:hed Ia The
rsty finr ing u very costly BkER-Eu IMP and Az
PiRkTUS Of the latest design. Tic floors arc
covered with OiL-QLOIH: .heauiifui ana Costly
ES,iEAVINGS and LDOhlNG-iLaSSES.
e The FURNITURE f,cmhracC& seven rrry pretty and
complete COTTAGE SUITS. of l;r-, quality
In fact. everything in tic establishment isnt the
hest quality. rs The present proprietor fitted u up
for rcrancn; institution, but heinz COMPELLED to
levc the city he hopes II may fail into tc handS nj
some ono ..lIo wili carry out his; original d,tgl OF
making Il The rst establishment Of Ike Kind III Inc
city: -, .
fl IS almost impossible to give M Idea OF lie con-
tents II IS enough to that 1t IS complete III every
particular.
ANY one wishing to purchase 1t as awhole may
make very advantageous terms previous To- gay oi
sale. .. SooN ~ L.N.Lti.io.n, III
IL III $685.. .''' R"tt"IScFS'
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ToR sRENT, THE THREE sIQRsI& 1;s,
f.i.y and IefrI streets, recently occupied
me- Mr.. samuel, 49, Tsy}sy Itconta.ts aboat ten
ICONS, wiss, az modern improvements, ana Is III
tsrie sls ordef. APP! JOHN n. ,GoDnIN,i
E5sitaA. Real Estate Agent. =
x,-,t Rank aud Eleventh. st$ccts-
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By Hill IL Godtlln. Real Estate AuctiOncers.
No lies Main street.
by Hill & Goddin- Real Est;re huctlonccrs,
No. HOS Main street

MEAT. SMALL BRICK DWELLING
~ WITH -FOUR ROOMS. 20. 4O3 EAST col.
LEGE.SrREET. NEAR MARSHALL, FUR SAL 4
IT At1CtION.-By request of.thc owner we Will
ell AZ uuction on Tie promises. ri MONDAY, June
IL 1872, at d o'clock L. NJ, the Ioye-oscrbcd pre-
l,crty, recently occupied by Henrietta Page. The
LOT fronts on College street 81 feet, running back
loo feet more less. The HOUSE Is in good re-
pair, and there is city water the lot This Is ],
good opportunity to secure comfortable home Tor
Il person Of moderate means.
TERMS: Gpe-rnnftl, ,ash balance at four. eight:
and Til ,ioiiiis, sN cf cct.intrrct added secured
by trust decd. HILL & GODDlN. d.
jcla ..2t... huctfonecrs.
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BY Cook. j. Laugiiton, AHctioneersr
oor,,oor of Goycrnor and Franklin streets.

BY z. b. Srwhufih ..., r.,
Real Estate Agent ihli Mali Street: 81
ttsRusii'Ekrs SALE Or A Lo1s WITH
& TWO .FTAMED. TENEMFNIS EtFREd;S:
JaNCISTFhtA-, SCHOuL.-By virtue Of GER
tan deed Of trust executed TO me as trustee dated
az "a; nae 400 i'm the Office of the clerk of the Rich
mond Ctnccry Court, will sell on the on
WEDNESDAY ,tle. 18th ray OF June, 1877 ut 5
iicias1 therein securely the property above de.
scribed the LOT fronting on the said Poplar street
IS feet and running istck lB6 feet.
TERMS: At sale. IL II: NEW EakS::s 3
10 Id - itOEt,e.
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.noNELEsS SaRDINfsS ia ball ,o :, dIiy
fS the 10, asi, mt III, III frsnceleirs 81 H.
cents Z per halt box " = soi Bread s'ieS''
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/ AUCTION SAI.Ess.-sEHtsrc - w.
49,
,.,,t by: ~. EOsi1t !.
,,,o,,,,Iss,nvtRs;7 s;a1,f,or + ! sr:ANp

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF II trSAND
NJ FRAMED TENEMENT THEE LON At
THE SOUTHEASTlf;D lfl Al 4 IN. ND
TWENTY-SIXTH STREETS.-Eyyi ri e Of u de-
cree OF thu, flancefy Gort OF The citypf RiciEiund
pronounced th 9Th s ftfH! In this c.sd' Of
BegsH agattst utsAsitt se shah Us special com.
auetf6si on ffie premises on MONDAY fie nth Of
jung, is72, ut O'Clock p hf., the * EIsL ESTATE
referred 10 IN the plaintiffs Till. consisting of LOT
located az above fronting 60 feet on the south side
Of Main street. running turk IS feet TORN alley,
having thereon q small FRAMED TENEMENT.
used as q store aud dwelling; i. ~. ~ ,,s S
i The property viii be tiiFftieri aee5rlHs ID plat
to ba sxhibtfch ut kl- hn,ti. OF saie- t'ff tfT
4 TERMS 0ne-tiirti cash balance nj six, Twelve,
mud eighteen months FOR Negotiable notes, interest
aided and title retained I'LL MI Of The purchase nc
ney Is fully paid and n conseyance ordered by the
EDWARD y. CANNoN,l commissioners, ,
ss.-5 JOHN q. STEGER. ~ }Sph'''''ss'''iNia -
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a COLORED DRIVER for a
w. omc-horsc sprilg dray: must De well nc
u,,,intcd with the city and como recominaadId
pnlv mt this Office, tc 10-3ts
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t.sssT. sTRAYED, &c.

I OST, between First and Cary streets and
IL DIR. IIogc's church, on Sunday forenoon, II
LACE HANDKERCHIEF. The timter VIII ,pleDse
return 1t to Mrs. POLK MILLER, First aid oa-E
utrnrte, amt, n,,iItts -----<-~~--=r.. flp ll-2t
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wu meats were IN limited demand and there was trife
pones inquiry 9r lots Tor uts We learn sales Of ESQ
hams at s na ssles at sc 80 packages smoked
nnen Lasd-fhs marked for western was rm
500 ersss refining at sc 40 erSss neM
lard was duh and weak sales 200 tierees at SC Tns
sales generally were not above she. -
foreign remained unchanged The sales to-day have been
about % tierces q Carolina at ne sc bags Patna
Se ss @
Or oc for inSan. and achsan s May z s S
dag seed ANA 1t aSoS h0ush
srxARrNE-The market continued arm under con-
nnmS goca sales 20 erces for October de.
sucAR-The market for raw still continued quiet but
up about 500 hSs & roaming grades al prices within the
isS boxes q No. u siaysS & s'ss ksinsS Wss il
mon, g; SIC, fair to good fair &c. esc. good to
PRIME q sSoice entrsa SSdss and bSses
9xc q l0Tc; mOlasses, hhds. and boxes, pc sac.
R Noel as 3 stsndHT
isac DO white IKE iie Porto Rico RE.
ehoies BrssDatc sahaSsa Nos ss's 10 10
nc s9Ac Java-Dutch standard Nos 10 to ~ &c.
TAILov.-The market % day was active and Arm. Tho
sales loot up about lbs, including common at Co.
TosAccoBusness II most descriptions continued very
quiet yet there was no perceptabe change in prices We
near Of sales OF 20 cases 9f old sundries
Connecticut and Massachusetts, small lots on private
Of 20 ands q atc &c., and 2O bales
WnIskEy; Receipts, 6lt bills The market was active
but closed Nc lower. Sales 400 bbs at 81 92c clos
Ing the inside Drico.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON, Oct. s. 1872
Net rsSeps sS Dsiss sass @ Stock
co.. . NEW OaLExNs, Oct 1872.
L @eaf G% msans %ad Sss sss
bales; sis ExportsIo Great Britain 1864 sales
Cotton dun and tending down msS Sn,s ofs s ; low
%ss Ss Sales ss' f sosR bales Exports coast
sS''.$ ESts siss SE:?ssy asSsG;:
e.: :eSa s''ss s @ Iss:
Spirits Of .urpen,,ne r% w II s7s as.s 1
quotations given Tar steady at ss S 0'e''sa
weak. "'' oo''o" ''''' anu
Lake mporrour R sSs %hss Il Sf n
S! % 20 ssssy A. ss sys
aS 'a canal sGaP Hs
SID Is S. s S1 Mss'sFn sprs
spss PtDSs At n q e sass. NJ
al SIC. Oats duh and quiet; western held at SIZE ssc
CHICAGO, Oct g, 1872
No p a s1d II whsa am
c Corn dun and drespns s. S,as m fssi at *
'RS higher @ or s
lar 22,ac for iresh rejected ls,ac Rye dull and
:, shaagsa Whskey steady At sec Lake reghis
isls Hour S bSshe M Mhnss,0p ls 1855
o. corn, 1000 do oats 1900 do rye, $4,000 do barley.
Shpments-3.6C0 bills -four $4,000 bushels wheat $1,000
do. corn. 1900 do OATS 1900 do. barley
OswKco, N T., Oct g. 1871
Flour steady; sales 900 bbls at IS 25 for No Spring
go 70 Tor amber Winter $40 for white Winter $40 SO for
double extra Wheat dull; sales 5000 bushels No. !
sales sales, zoo 200 bushels h.n IN lots at soe Barley
mca-Sl 40 for boited 81 50 tor unbocd per cwt Mill.
feed unchanged; shorts, $ls; shlpsufs 500 mddlings
&C. &. New York e albany lumber the Had
6Oc., to New York 500, to Albany 42c Receipts By
lake-S61 O bushels wheat, $4,000 do barley, $3.50 Oo
t Sarey & 900 feet lumber "A. amount Of grain canals
as near as can be ascerained- Wheat lt9U0o bushels
corn, ,600,0D); oats, 80 900; barley 457 boo
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HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.
HAVANA, Oct; 7, 1872, J

. Via KEY WEST.
The following the closing prices OF the Havana
market for the week ending Saturday, october 81
SugarMnrket dull merchants refuse purchase owing
to the high demand q holders quotations nominal with
Muscovado sugar-Fair to good refining nominal at ~
lO1a reals per arrobe grocery grades firm at IL l2
reals. Sugar In warehouse at Havana and MatanZas-
stock l7s0o boxes and O5O hhds Receipts Of the week
boxes and 400 hhds incpding 10000 boxes and 400 hds
to the United states. Moasses-Contracts have been
made on the coast for future delivery at irregular
rates rat sz,< Bacon quiet and steady at $i6 % q
per qufntal for American. Flour in fair demand
higher Lard buoyant N kegs SIG o in terees $40 Is
and steady Onions steady at Ss rs 81 So Coal oil in
tins hrm atHa ~ reals per gallon Turpentine nrmcr,
pitch pine s4s So shooks-Box nominal. Ioops-Long
shaved .frmer. Freghts fiat; demand Tor vessels.
EYehanseonThe Havana Price gr,sat quotes exchange
premiumTa;> short sight, 6 a eh premium; 90 days
spld 5 on Lomdon & sno s niamu@ on
Paris, 1879 il premium. The Board OF Brokers give the
following quotations:-On United States. 90 days cur
reney 81 AZ premium; short sight 81 81 premium
MUM The exchange market Is firm
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

r, Loxpos MONEY! IN, M,LARxEI-LosDos Oct sns r. M
American securities closedUnited States bonds of 1868
old "a; OF 1861 VA tenfores, 80; new fves, Ssa< Erie
Railway, 49,
PARIS BoURsE.-PAR!s Oct. s7French rentes, b3t lsc
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET LIVERPOOL, Oct SIS P.
M.-Cotton closed guieer; mddling upands 9s4d mid
ding Orleans l0sd Sales OF the day, 1900 bales in.
yarns and fabrics at Manchester is quiet but firm
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrFs MARKEr-LvERPooL, Oct SIS
M-The receipts Of corn for the past three days were
10000 quar- tiers, Of which 800 quarters American.
The receipts OF wheat at this port the past three days
have been 5000 quarters including 10000 American The
red Winter, 12s rs. Id. Corn, 90. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvER Oct SEVEN
ing.-Linseed OIL f36 los. a f37
LONDON PRODUCE MARKKT.-L0yDoN Oct. S-Evening.
Linseed OIL E35 l5s.
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG

The government list felt the relaxation in tn e
money market, and, being helped at the same time
by the advance in gold and by the rise OF fve-
twenties In London, where our bonds seem TO have
been strongly anected by yesterdays doings of the
Treasury Department, prices advanced, the market
closing firm as follows:-United States currency
skies, 111,k ll1A; no. DO, 1884, registered ia q
1l4jz; do. do, coupon, 1I6ls 1l6I; do. nve-twen
ties, registered, May and November, 11lA 49,
no. do, 1852, coupon do, 1861 ll6; do. do 1854
do. do 115K 1I6; do. do, 1865 DO. do. l1e 116k
do. do, 1867 registered, January and July 114s.
ll41; do. do, 1866, coupon, do, 114ss 1145s; do
do, 1867, do do, 1144 i145s; do. d. 1868, do. d.
l14x IFS; do ten-forties, registered, 1os 1Os 4;
10. do, coupon 1Os 1885,; do. nves OF 1891, regis
tered, l1o1l 11oX; do. do, coupon, 1lol a 1904
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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The lOII0wIng taUIe SHOWS me highest aud loves
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.

RAILROAD EARNINGS
The following resume of the railroad traffic Is
from the Financial Chronicles
For the month OF September some OF the leading
railroads show the following differences in their
earnings as compared with the same month last
year:-The Central Pacific, an increase Of 1896 299;
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, an increase OF
$21s,921; Illinois Central, decrease OF $3.50 1921
crease of $3.50 1888; Atlantic and Great Western an
increase OF $12s, 6S3; Ohio and Mississippi, an in
crease Of s34, $50; Milwaukee and st. Paul, de-
crease OF $3,3S4
For the nine months OF the year, from Janu.
airy to October /, the following comparisons are
made
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The quotations based cotton In store, running
quality not than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR AND GRArs-Receipts- 1882 bbls wheat
e 500 bushels; corn, do corn mea s4 bbs and
ESQ bags OATS ~ $50 bushels; barley 1920 do The -four
market ruled quiet but prices generally unchanged
The sales Chiefly for local purposes loot about II 500
bb!s including all kinds at prices within the range Of the
appended quotations. Corn meal quiet but steady
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK p NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton Less Active and Easy-Receipts
at the Ports, 1880 Balcs-Bre adstuns
steady-Provisions Quiet, but Firm
Groceries Quiet and steady-FetrOleum
Firm-Navnl stores Easier-East indies
DuI1-Whtskcy Lower.

TUESDAY Oct, So T. VI.
There was rather freer movement in commercial
circles to-day, but there still apparent good deal Of
hesitation and reluctance to making large ventures
while the gold premium is fuctuating and while the
probability government interference with the monetary
affairs Of the country remains This system Of govern
mcnt interference In the money and stock markets
though possibly OF benefit in certain contingencies
nevertheless greatly deprecated by the mercantile
public as being unwarrantablc the one hand and
inexpedient the other People will not believe that
the in IT, action Is wholly unbiased that
government officials entirely dsntcrcsted In their
motives Hence even those who may be most benefited
by 1t oftcnmcs In their condemnation OF
any and all interference by the government oncia~n
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NAVAL SToREs.-For spirits Of turpenne the market
was unusually quiet and prices were decidedly easier
close. Rosn in better demand but at prices shade
In buyers favor Sales IN bbls low No at 81 co. 500
pale at 81 Is d bbs do al IS oSs strained
Closing at about 81 Tar Was scarce and armer
Is City pitch was arm at 81 go with sales $50 bbs
OLs. There has been 10 noticeable change In any
description since our last report and generally the mar
sic in casks; crude whale zoe. for Northern 60c 6sc
FOR southern and Re- 7Jc for natural Winter crude
R5I dS ~ pn g. Lard M,n &c. prime ne
Winter 3c 75c for present make and stc $50 Tor no
l. Menhsden, Sic Sc for selected light and Dc for
PErRoLkuS.--For refined the market was quiet owing
10 the rmness OF holders; 264c bid for prompt de-
livery, but no sales were reported on ,Change;
bulk WIS likewise quiet but nrm quoted at l3sc. for
early delivery but we heard Of no bids oyer lc Cases
met with fair INQUIRY but without leading to ransac
6rm but Inactive held within the range of 1870. 2)c;
for Western city AT the Creek the market remained
and 81 30 at oil CITY The Pkiladelpha market was firm
and shade higher. Sales were reported Of 5000
bbs Of standard white Tor arst hall OF October
New York were rumored Of 5000 bbls, but we
PaoyisioSs~R ips-Pork bbs; cut meats 60 pack.
pork after the moderate activity of yesterday, again
apsed into Its former qnctncss Prices were scarcely as
strong but not quotably changed October held ~ IS
Changed hands al 81. Ss SD FOR mess SIS Is for thin
mess and $l % for extra prime. BaconThe market re-
NAMED ma med quiet ,u, Arm lSng elesr quoted
vember Dressed hogs were steady at 6Mc 7hc for the
range. Beef remained quiet and unchanged; sales
SO ssssso y extra made fS% n
mess erces and 81 20 for India mess do Bdel ham,
were also outlet and steady Within the range Of vi tS
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GOLD FLUCTUATIONS

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
6per cent for carrying to 1.64 for borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared. ....... 4S8, 1858 900
Gold balances 3,34s612
Currency balances. $685., 1857
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Every effort emanating in the Treasury Department TO
advance depreS the gold premium, the stock mar
ke OF TO Influence the money market in any way very
generally regarded by the business public in the in
terest Of some caucs not put forth for po
cal effect Hence, is argued, the would do
wen TO perform its own proper functions and allow
business in the great mercantile and financial
be conducted business principles by business with
out let or hndrancs. The export movement was still
somewhat retarded to-day by the extreme scarcity Of
available freight and the scarcity Of vessels for
charter High rates still current though there 10
scarcely 30 much bnoyancy as there was week ago.
when rates were advanced almost every day. Still
American produce lie going forward to foreign countries
in considerable quantities. and the business affairs of the
city are in an eminentiy satisfactory condition The
movement In dry goods continues fair, though
perhaps not 30 free as 1t week two ago. but the
elections are satisfactory explanation Of this. On
Change there was but moderate business in -four and
grain but prices pretty generally sustained The
movement In provisions retarded and scarcely any
thing was DONE In groceries business limited still
there considerable hrmness manifested throughout
the market more particularly In coffee and sugar,
which were held at FULL prices There less activity
In the petroleum Market yet, Notwithstanding, holders
were Arm and generally demanded further advance,
which buyers showed but little disposition meet Naval
stores under more liberal receipts and much cer offer
% si;pssss
sSsaseS Isiss:ss' }, pearls ssasinSsd w
n tor @
ss
sna aS Dbl @ Ihs sa @oSeT
ately at ~ 30 for Eastern spruce.
mantine which we're IN demand and armer. We quote
sn II c "a s.' aeesrsiSs
saa
g
All sc ssSa ao S sscsos' M p2ns
- ssi IL T. Ss$,ass' iSSs TX:
S W.
but closed with less disposition to sell The sales sum up
To-day. Last Erening. Total.
Sonsama.ion ............. i,Oos $50 40!
For future delivery basis low Sddl,na, tSe sales have
Ssto a $50 q is slSS SOys%5eS bsss SIS
. @ % 20 i i APR April 10 20 9.
sSs se se1ss a. up s. 4, IS sc 100 at
y ,s s s ss a. At S Is i 5c Nc g
Ss4 q ss S GO e. is S 49, 5sgs
70 It s rs 1f @ 4 Z 49, at 7ss
+ ,Ss s.Ts YSS se.s Is
sss: TO-. il: ss,, s
siSS sail a. Eliza TO liayre 81 steam, ~
FSSsss 5$sssss
ssTiSIs s; ysIs' foa S%!s - lis lis
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S.
sr Wife %sst a. se9 IL Wss nshs e
sold on terms not made public Corn was quiet but
sSsaf 4 &C.
we
% s eHs rss Sny s& @e
s ee nd %s tS @sss snS s DO %
sss '' Rys M
i quiet
sss for the grain trade and rates
sS g. e ss 5n Ct a a. \. aPsss At
S. and 10 boxes bacon 81 The charters include
s SSls e
s'sSSpfs % 'yss saeean
bark hence to s. Il a. q o an
nspsn srs bark m nsss e nsSs q
S % A sp 10 ." ISL
Ss;s 5000 SaaTsTs grain hence Cork o1
n.ss . snq
bales q cloth at prices within the quotations
and $50 bales q dc o,s cloth on n yas terms We
East india nominay l2c; bags, lac lSc for light and
HEMP AND Jurn-The market remained duh for Mi
but eJs ws no , aa @
changed here tsc. and &C.. gold lue butts were in
limited request with sales reported oil $50 bales ut Dc
currency and 500 bales on private terms said to be at
2l4c. 90 days
Hay AND srRAw.-Thc inquiry was fair for all kinds,
and prices Were unchanged We quote shipping hay,
81 81 o. retail qualities 81 20 81 50 long rye straw,
81 ash g5 short do, soc. &c. oat, 70c 75c., and
wheat, 60c. zoe.
Hops--1he market has exhibited considerable more
activity since last The receipts have been lighter,
and brewers have been more anxious TO purchase, par
ucuarly prime qualities. New hops are quoted within
the range OF 25c. a 3)c.
MoLAssEs.-The market remained about In the same
condition hitherto repors i-luet and unchanged We
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NoLTE HAMM, PAINTERS, HAVE DISSOLVED
~ partnership, Mr. Louis Note returning TO Europe
FREDERICK HAMM
LOUIS NOLTE.
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THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
The earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany show the following series OF comparisons

P""y sHOW tIc IUIIOWlng SET
For the month OF September,
FOR the month OF September,
For the month OF September,
increase this year over 1871.
Increase this year over 1870.
Earnings first nine months,
Earnings nrst nine months,
Earnings first nine months,
Increase this year over 1871.
Increase This year over 1870.
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ERANKTIEID 4 co. JEWELLERS % 81, s sIi
avenue of Fourteenth street, AMI 5!J Eighn
avenue, corner OF Twenty.sixth strect--Amerean
Watches sterling Silver and finest Silver Plated Ware,
French and American Clocks nc selections at very low
prtvess
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
IA in New York, Brooklyn and New jersey Princi-
pals only apply to SAMUEL WOOD Jr., 1856 Broadway,
room 49,
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1880 p. M.-BefOre Call

$4,000 s G SIS, n, A 4 O "a
10000 Missouri SIS. 49,. 81
1000 I'm Pac LIST IN. -. 81
120W do. ;. 49,. 81
5000 do. =. 81
$1,000 I'm Pac los, inc. u
1000 Cen Pac gold b.. Us
1000 &C b l G lst m... 81
1000 do. ....... 81
1000 @, G a. C2d M. :. Z,
1000 b, H 4 Erie lst II A
10000 do. j.. Al
1000 II 4 st J 5's, con-. 81
5000 CHAIR 4 Pac rs. l0l
lbs 'hs TSs '.. y 1el.ee i:
200 do. c z;
400 do. ........... z:
100 Quick NJ Co. ...... 4;
200 do. .......,... q
800 Quick NJ pref. be 81
100 Am Mcr I'm Elk. -. 70
Is Wells. Fargo Elk. St
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STAY AT HOME!

Ii you want four years more of Grant
stay at home on the 9Th ni November next
If you want Radical Rule restored in West
Virginia-sfny ut home
If you want our State to he reconstructed
as Georgia was-siny at home!
If you want to prove that you are not fit to
be trusted with the right of suffrape-sfou at
home!
IF you want 60, 200 White Men in the
South to remain DISTINGUISHED, as you we're a
short time ayn-stny at hon,e
1t you want Wages to 90 down still lower
that the R"yuss. Bankers and Monopolists
may flourish -s'"y at h.mei
1t you want Jefferson TO lose her position
as the Banner County in this State-stou al
lone!
If yon want al" reminder Of the public
lands given away to Spectators, and Gland
grabbers'-st"y at homei
lfyou d" moi desire to see Southern claim.
ants paid honestly, and justly, but prefer thew
should he denied all redress-s,ny at home !
If you wish to lose the respect of your
friends and nei. hbvrs in such q crisis as this
-sfay at home!
If your motto is to progress backwards. and
set a bad example to your chi,dren-stuv a,
home!
Ii you wish to see another Revolution, and
all the fruit of your toll and industry swept
away again stay at homei
lfyon wish a higher Tariff, in order to
bring down the price Of wheat, and raise the
price of everything you huy-stny at home i!
If you are natural born fool: and will not
vote till ''C"ntedert money gifts good axin,"
by all means stay at home!
1t you do not believe White Men have any
rights that Negroes are bound to respect
stay at home
If you have no patriotism, DO enlighten-
ment. no sympathy with the people, 30 inter
est in the public welfare. and no torecaste for
the tu.ure-.S'Dy at hon,ei