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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17

Thaideus KoscinsElfo-Po Popular Erf =
I'm Regard 20 the Spelling Oh tAo
Hamo-A Copy OF HIS VIII.
Secretary Belkuap few days sirce re-
ceived the following letter, when WIZ ex-
plain itself:
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.,S
July II, 1873. !,
Hon. ". ". Bclknap, Secretary Of State;
Dear Sir.-Inclosed please find certified
cnny Of The will of Thaddeus Koscirszlio,
which. nv curious mistake, is always spelt
IN Enr,ish kosciuzko.n There is no doubt
of this being a correct copy in every respect.
10 tho dotting Of an 81 /" and the crossing of
a st."
have met since I saw you several aged
persons who knew Kosciuzlio well in early
life while be lived ut Monticello and Mr:
.Jeferson's letters sent to and those received
from him attest their great intimacy.
Ihaye succeeded in finding the original OF
this will, proven to be in the handwriting OF
the Samaritan hero, but the County Court
declines to part with it. The copy even VIII
be of great interest as an expression OF the
views of the writer on the slavery questlon,
made seyenty-fye years Since. IL also SHOWS
collaterally Mr Jefersou's own views on
the same question.
Mr.. Jefferson declined to take upon HIM
self the execution OF the will because, as ne
declared, Of his declining years ana great
age.
COPY OF THE WILL.
/, Thaddeus kosciuszlio, being just on my
departure from America, do hereby declare
and direct that, should make no other tes-
tamentary disposition Of my property IN the
United States, hereby authorize my friend
Thomas Jefferson to employ the whole
thereof in purchasing negroes from among
his own or any others, and giving them an
education in trades or otherwise, anu IN
having them instructed for their new condl-
ton in The duties of morality which may
make them good neighbors, good fathers on
moders. husbands or wives, and in their
duties as citizens, teaching them TO be de.
tenders Of their liberty and country, and OF
the good order of society, and in whatever
may make them happy and useful, ana
make the said Thomas Jefferson my eXecli-
tor of this. L. hosCluSzLlo.
Fifth day Of May, 1893.
Attbe Circuit Court for Albemarle county,
on the 18th of May, 1919, this instrument oil
writing, purportiDg to be the last VIII anu
testament of Thaddeus kosciuszlio, deceased,
was produced into court, and satisfactory
proof being produced of its being written
entirely in the handwriting Of the SAID lhaa'
deus Kosciuszio, the same is ordered to be
recorded, and thereupon Thomas Jefferson,
the executor therein named, refused to take
upon himself the burden Of the execution
of the said will.
Test. JouN CARR, c. G..
4 cony--Test: John w. GoSS. G. G.
18th July, 1878.
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THAT GLOW ON MISTZER's NosE.-TBy Max
Adeler. Before Mintzer joined the tempe
rance society he would sometimes make a
beast of himself by getting drunk. Que
night some OF his companions finding him
asleep on the sofa of the clubhouse rubbed
his nose with PHOSPHORUS for several min
utes, and then walked him and took him
home. There was mirror in the hat-rack,
and the entry was dark. MintZer'S nose
glowed like an aurora borealis. When he
caught sight of the reflections In the glass
he remarked that it was a most eXtraordina-
~ thing that Mis-. MintZer had left the light
burning, and he moved up to the hat-rack
to turn off the gas. After fumbliug around
among the umbrellas and hat-pegs for q
few moments for the stop-cock he con-
Guided that the light must proceed from a
caDdle, SO he eXerted himself to blow IL
out. The more he pulled the brighter u
shone. Then he seized his high nat ana
tried to jam it down over the candle. ;At
last he became mad, and snatchlng up an
umbrella he resolved to smash that candle
ii it took him all night. He aimed terrific
blow at it and broke the mirror into vulgar
fractions. Aroused by the CHATTER, MRS.
Mintzer came to the head of the stairs, and
observing phosphoresccnt light fitting
about in the darkness below, she began to
scream. But when Mintzer at last made
himself known Mrs. Miutzer girded herself
foraction. She suddenly slid down the BAN
listers. and Selling Mintzer by the headlight
which cleaned from his face, she led him I'D
stairs firmly but vigorously. Mintzer thinks
she must have compressed the organ with q
certain degree of force, for when he arrived
ut the second story the CHEEKY glow on his
nose had disappeared. He lets Mrs. Mintzer
turn off the gas now, and she always sits up
for him when he is OUT at night.
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A UCTION SALE-RARE CHANCE

A UCTION SALE-RARE CHAACE.-
IA VIII he sold at auction, on the premise,
az not sold privately before.l on ,io , ,.'.
the 18th of August next, tcouri' aay', tnat AVN
valuable estate II LOUISE Courthouse. Va h.."a
as the LOUISA HOTEL property. c,I', ,.ri,s
of the following named huiSngs--to vii, one !Als.
TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING. ule I l2"e.
floors OF which are rented IL stores: two Era u
STORY FRAMED BUILDINGS: four ORR .. ~ e,.
KITCHEN; large new LIGHTHOUSE In !Tu, ~
celent new STABLES, sufficient for one huho'e'
horses. with garden and other lots attachsa ., y;
There is no other hotel in the town ne s' tssn
spirituous liquors. hoel.keeping. &c, hav nrtper
for many years entirely restricted 70 ms ~ .i
makes IL the most valuable Of the kind 10 " i"uH-
in the State. 81, H..
Louisa Courthouse is situated immediate! VI III ~,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, siX'y-,"o ' n
west Of Richmond, and IS an Improving. Ia I've
and healthy place and OIL enerReoc hlaa' -, m,
exclusive privilege of this property, ana uii%1 III
favorable terms on which IL viii Dc SOFA. cpuiu
greatly TO its ALREADY lucrative business U! eel1
boarders from Richmond and the lower eT 9, ,b
during the summer aud fall months, ana NAN ,.Sr,
place pay for itself as mere rent ere t.it va ssI
expire. Possession LIST of january next ah' ~
bly, earlier, II desired. r,,,LIe
Terms: n, 900 cash: balance IN ten ed' > ,yi,h
In equal quarterly payments OF ttree M'n. fonrih
SIX per cent interest aud trust deed VI, ~ lin
cash, balance In ten equI annual paS tieh hat
interest, &c, as above, II option oi p'iSIJ, l,u
purchaser TO keep the premises vel! INSURE .sh
of personal security. Heavy discount ios az SSru
This property Is really for sale. ana WI! " r,U.
ut greatly less than It's value. For ilr Irrss
lars address d. IL. Din ,ra,<
corner Twelfth and Cary iress
,e s7FSTusw Richmond. NlIslIa---
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Orr1cr OF CLERK House OF DELEGATEs,}
RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1873
10y AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
ID AssEMB su Go"f J ARE 81 his CONS
monwealth, until the times tor holding the terms of
their respective courts shall pc prescribed by
The terms of the ath 18th, and 10th circuits have
been fixed as follows:
NINTH CIRCUIT.
Observation-Disclosures October, 25th March,
and lirst "Wednesday in June,
LANCAsrER--7th october, LIST April, and second
MInpLEsEX 18th October, 18th March, and third
MATT1I Ews-.Oth October, 10th March, and
CLIO GLoU cEsTER.-27th October, lst March, and first
Wednesday IN July.
KING W1LL1AM.-l7th November, 18th April, and
EssEx.-loth November, 7th April, .apd third
Wednesday in July.
KING AND QGEES.-25th November 20th April,
FIFTEENTH CIRCUIT.
WYTuE.-Flrst Monday In March, second Monday
in September. and the first Monday In December
in August, aud fourth Monday in October.
GRAYsoN-First Monday IN April, first Monday
day In August, and second Monday in October.
fAzEwELL.-First Monday In May. first Monday
n.september, and second Monday after the fourth
BLAND-Third Monday In May, fourth Monday
In August. and fourth Monday after the fourth Mon
day In October.
SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT.
BUCHANAN.-Last Monday In July, Tuesday after
last Monday In October, and last Monday In Feb
ruary
RUssELL.-First Monday in August, November,
and March.
SCoTT.-Thursday after second Monday In Au-
gust, November, and March.
LEE.-Fourth Monday In August, November, and
March. =
.WIsE.-Friday after first Monday after fourth
Monday In August, November, and March.
SsfYTH.-Third Monday In September, December,
and April
WAsHISGToN-First Monday In October, JAN
nary, and May. j. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk Of House Of Delegates.
NoTE.-The law which authorizes the change in
the terms Of the Circuit Courts does not take effect
ultil August lst 1879. je 2i-2awim
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A UCTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE AY6

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE AN6
IN ATTRA GIVE REAL ESTATE.-P,,rsr,n,
to Il decree OF the Circuit Court Of Lynchburg' ns
goth Of June, 1873, In the cases of Scott, &c, r.
E.anghorne, &C.. and Langhorne's assignee rs Scot,
&C., the undersigned. as commiss toners for ~
purpose. will, on FRIDAY the sth day of Aueps,
1879. commencing with the MILL at 3 O'Clock p
NJ. sell, on the premises In each case. by Subitc
auction, 10 the highest bidder, the following pro
/. The LARGE MILLS and LOT known .,
" Langhorne Mills property In the city Of Lynch
burg, between and ri the junction of the jama.
River and kanawha canal and Blackwatsr Greet
The place contains about in acre aud fyo-eigb,Ls
The Touring mill Is Of the largest in the Stat,
and Is capable OF turning out go or AGO rrp,s Tor
day: and connected Herewith are corn-mlll of oa
bushels capacity, and plaster,mill Of 20 tons ca
pacity per day. The very ample supply Of wafer
may be perpetualIy obtained from Tie Canal Con-,
"a HALF-ACRE VACANT LOT on Blart.
water creek h3lf-mile above the mill, and adto,n
ing the lot Of John Wall.
! g. An ACRE LOT below DeaEes found =, on Tho
canal the next hut one above Percivals bridge With
q small house thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash will be required a. to -
much as shall be necessary TO pay eXntuses Of se
and costs Of slits-say, about i've per cent cred,
given of one, two three, and four years for equal
porti ops of the residue with bonds with good per
sonal security. bearing SIX per cent Interest from
date, the title being retained as additional security
and property subject 10 resale In default Of nav.
ment in whole or In part.
For further information, apply TO
.-. r. G.. Fl. KEAS,
j. II. LEWIS.
W. T. YANCEY,
A. W. SCOTT.
1 ~ -dtdtS Commits sionare
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Watering.place notes--Greeubacks.

w ptSAtuSS paw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Western farmers feed potato bugs on Paris
green, and think it does them good.
TO make tall man short-Borrowjseyen
dollars Of him. Worcester Press.
Why didn't dog want q place In the ark
Because he had barque of his own.-Jady.
An Ohio boy cut off four of his toes that
he might not be made to go to Sunday
school.
Pedestrians make complaint Of several
little girls on Main street above the bridge,
who employ their leisure evenings Ia CATCH
Ing nostrils and bats by string drawn
across the walk. One hdy's bonnet was
ruined by this trick Monday morning. Little
girls who thus enjoy themselves will erentu-
ally'msrry counts and dukes, and die In d
hospital. Ddnbv.y Neaes.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE US
Y JAMES RIVER FOR SALE At AUCTION.
NINE HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-TWO AcRtS
TS THE WHOLE TRACT. SEVEN HUNDRED
ACRES IN ORIGINAL TIMBER. AND ALARGf
AMOUNT OF JAMES RIVER LDW:GRuCNDs
As commissioners in the suit Of : Warwick e.
stewart" appointed at the june term, l'iJ, Of The
O'Clock on WEDH ESDAY. July 80. 1913 on he
premises, sell at public auction that FALCaKLE
FARM lying in the county of Amherst IN the Sia'r
of Virginia, Of which the late NJ : WarwcS dIri
EIGHTY-TWO ACRES, of which SEVEN ilIA-
DRED is in ORIGINAL PINE AND VAk TIM
The improvements are good the land has been
iudicously cultivated with plaster aud clover ANTS
In good heart. Some seventy-hvc acres ID io",
grounds. The James River and kanawln canal
runs through the whole length OF the farm.
THE TIMBER
upOn the place Is perhaps. the best Ill any ono o1
so near the canal from Richmond To Gactlailll liI
should excite the attention of persons ehsigeaia
The lumber business, whether as sawEers or llnssr>;
Box plank timber especially ahmnds No par' u
this wood Is over half mile from The CANAL 49,
The land lies adjoining that Of Thomas ). var,
wick aud Miss Mundy, and between stapie'on aH'
Gait Mills.
If deemed advisable Oh day OF SALE The place VIII
be divided inio two farms.
4 boat for the accommodation OF persons ies'riif
10 attend the sale will leave The packet iandg a'si
O'Clock on The morning OF the sab. l.,
TERMS: Ten per cent cash, fifteen per Ce",. "
four months and the balance OH acredt oil on'' WV
aud three years. The deferred payments !" "n
SIX per cent. interest frun-d OF sale ana ~ W "
cured by bond and good pers.LIi security. -, .
For further particulars apply TO rs or noun .
j. neutrality-suspicious. Cats Ails-.hm!Tf>'
county, or to THOMAS j. kiRkPATR!Sh'
CHARLES NJ. BLACKBOARD,
L., Commissioners.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

THIRTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS, ON WASHINGTON, JAMES. AND
FEDERAL STREETS, ON CROWS HILL, BE
TWEEN THE MECHANICSYILLE TURNPIKE
AND CHRIST CHURCH, FOR SALE BY AUG.
TION-On THURSDAY the 18th Instant, at 8
o'clock P. NJ. we shall sell by auction, the pre-
mIses, THIRTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS, three Of which front 80 by 1872 feet on wash
eight 80 by 55 feet Oh james street between Wash
igon and William streets and two 80 by l55 lcet OIL
Federal street, corner William street, on Crow 5
Hill between the Mechanicsvllle turnpike anu
Christ church. ,o
jv 10 Auctioneers.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 10, 1873.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 10, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatun.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Haucox, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
clmndisc and passengers l.. b. Tatum, agent.
Schooner w n. Pharc, Edwards, bark, StauI
ford Conn, Myers Goodman; vessel, Curtis &
Parker.
Schooner j. II. Lockwood, IIardcastle, New York,
camel coal, Curtis i Parker.
Schooner Annie Warwick, McNeulara, washing
ton, granite. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Herald, Hodgson, New York, camel
coal, Currie Co.
SchOoner ". e. Nelson, Rose, down river, light
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at New York July llth from Richmond,
schnoners Palma, Butler and NJ. a. Condor, Hardy.
Brig Virginia Dare, Bell, arrived at RIO oe ia
metro July 9Th.
DISASTER.
Schooner Baltimore. Taylor, al Philadelphia lath
from Richmond, lost deck-load OF ties DURING
squall off 0hincoteaRue.
IBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, July Is.-Arrived, steamers Scandi-
navian and Vile De Paris. 1,.o, go.
FORTRESS MONROE, July l6.-fasseo out,
steamer Ganges, for Liverpool.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
wednesday, July Is.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-White, LILA bushels new Red, 200
CoHS.-White, 100 bushels Yellow, l,Iae bushels.
OATS.-l,,U0 bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT-White, o. bushels very good new on
priyate terms ; LOIS bushels good new on prlVale
terms 42 bushels good new at Sl75: SO bushels very
good new at Si.sO-total, Lila bushels. - q, %.
WuEAT-Red SO bushels common new at Slb0,
"a hnshels GOOD new at 81. 70-total 1875 bushels.
~ CoRN.-White, lO2 bushels very good ut SIC.
CORS.-Yel!ow. 200 fair western at 70c.
SUrs-aoo bushels prime western at 54c.; 700
hnshels very good western on private Grms-total,
900 bushels. ,,,rrD
WuEAT-Red, 81 bushels new.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Aucfloneers and Resl Estate Agents.
No. i1l1 Main ai-a..

R Rvs u ;f;sy SALE OF A VALUABLE
y. LOT WITH 4 ERAMEDHoUSE THyPEnus
Situated ON tbs NORTH LINE or RI: inrv ~;
BETWEEN BIZ ,Ie.gs Third ANDFQURTH STRE .fErs
AT .AUCTION.--By virtue of a certain deed - p;
trust executed by Louisa Brooks 20 The nraa VI
signed, dated 3d January, 1870. OF record in h
Chancery Court for the city of Richmond !, ~ 'ae
g. A. page $50, we shall. as trustees under said d.
named, sell at public aucton on the preynss". rem
TUESDAY, ed day July. 1878. at o'clock p o ~ gn
that truly valuable and admirably -Scated ii 'l'
with framed tenement thereon Containing H. a.
six rooms, &C., fronting ON Grace street asrist
feet 1stt'ss RI -'Ais'
TERMS OF SALE: w i'll be cash as to the ernarss-
Of sale and to pay of a certain negolsLIs NO.
dated I'd July. 1870, and payable twelve mon,s
after date, for the sum Of 1855, with iperest o.,
same from maturity until paid; aud az TO the r.s
due OF the purchase money, on snch terms as viii
be made known at the hour of sale 30 W"
j. G.. BLACKWELL.
It's. ARMISTEAD.
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2 t' BY N. N. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate agent
ii. LOLA Main street.

rEPY NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
v rpAaED DWELLING ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF CLAY STREET To OPPOSITE F. Ell, ELLA 81,
PhRK ea d anean f on te
OF Ml soe ON TuEsDAY the 22d July 1874 at %
O'Clock The neat and attrsc rn III Ianed 1 ens
5e t has front of 30 feet and depth of 100 feet
The dwelling is new one, containing five rooms,
neatly painted aud papercd. There is good
i,ftrheu. coal and wood house. and well Of delight
fni water in the yard The ueighborhood Is very
desirable and improving one.
: TERMS: One-tilird cash; balance at six and
twelve MONTHS for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by trust deed. w. GOUDIN,
fyI7 ~. ~ AuctioIeer
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D AUDITORS OFFICE, RICHMOND, July is, 1879. m
TFO AGENTS AND SUB-AGENTS OF
l. INSURANCE COAPAEIFS-An ordinance
Of the city requires semt-annual payment into the
city treasury Of one and nefourth per cent. on
gross receipts from premiums ending LIST January
and ist July of each aud every year. -
The attention Of all deiuglents 10 urgently called
TO this ordinance. j. B. R0IS1Ek,
1y le-5t Auditor.
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POWDER.
A TTENTION, sP0RTsMENl
NEW YORK STATE sPoRTsMEN's
~ ASSOCIATION.

ASSOCIATION.
EXTRACTS FROM .'REPoRT OF COMMITTEE ON
STANDARD FOR SHOT,"
GAN manufacturers will have eventually to con-
form, when sportsmen require that their shot shall
compare with the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
which your committee has fixed.
! JJpon the most critical examination. your CON-
mittee have determined 10 ADOPT as the "AMERI-
CAN STANDARD: the scale presented to us by
Mcssrs. Thomas Otis LIE Roy 4 Co, of New York"
10 R.NEwELL, Chairman;
N. NJ. SMITH,
8. II. G. SKINNER.
Sporfsmen and dealers DESTROYS of having the
above SCALE, or any information relative thereto
can promptly obtain the same by applying to
THOMAS OTIS LIE ROY G CO., New York.
je 2e-e0d3m .ss
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iy 9dtdts
Bv Couliing K Pendleton,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 1901, corner Tenth and Bank streets.

No. 1901, corner Tenth and Bank Streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA.
~ BILE LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
SITUATED ON FRANKLIN. FIFTEENTH. AND
SIXTEENTH STREETS, AT AUCTIoN.-By a
decree of the Chancery Court Of the city Of Rich
mond entered on the ist day Of July, 1879, in the
at public auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY the
lath day of July, 1873, at O'Clock ?. NJ, the follow
Ing property, to wit:
LOT No. 3. in rear OF No. 81, in rear cf Mayo'5
addition. s..
LOT No. 8, on the west line of Sixteenth street.
fronting thereon 50 feet and running back about 20
feet.
LOT No. 5, on The east line OF sixteenth street
fronting thereon 81 feet and running back 81 feet ~
an alley 10 feet wide; and
LOT No. 2. fronting 3. feet on the west line If
Union street south of the arch, and running back
about 2s5 feet TO the line of the lot Of John Prlijy.
Esq. ~
Also, that parcel of land In the city Of RChmoni
being a part Of the property called FALLING
lot bought by Jacob Harrison Of james Lownes,
thence running northcasterly direction to Slockoe
creek, thence down the neanders Of SAID creek 10
the Line of lot decided by james Lownes 10 Joseph
Laid, thence along SAID line southwestwardly 10
New or street. thence NOTWITHSTANDING along
New or street IS feet 10 the place OF beginning.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance AT six. twelve
and eighteen months respectively. for negotiable
notes, Interest added; and title retained I'LL thc
whole purchase money is paid aud deed ordered Wy
the court. -
. JOHN A. MEREDITH,
JOHN 4. COKE,
JAMES PLEASASTS.
JAMES q. BLACKWELL.
j>-S -,n
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuCtioneers,
liza Main street, sss

4 NEAT FRAME COTTAGE, No. 911
"A WEST MARSHALL STREET, BEIWEEESS
GO ny $50 FEET, WITH AN ALLEY IN The
REAR. BEAUTIFULLY ORNAMENTED WIIH
sHAPE;TREEs VINES sh u; nR1BsX The G ist
instant at & o'clock p NJ, we shall sell by auction
on the pramses, the property located and described
as above. a ,,,e,,,,
months interest added, and secured by q deed OF
trust. RlChhhDSIm,. .;o0cnrs
A..
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BY wellington Goddin,
auctioneer and Resl Estate Agent
corner of Eleventh and Bank siree'''.

uCT1oN SALE OF THlRT = IF J
A BS IF AND yEsYr XALHSiA,RRTTHH
LOTS M IAN GRHEETsWEkN Sc sEElMhs sTREETT
9E nE ENNdbRK pIn OF THE RICHMOND
AID PKTEKsBTRSSS b hA sSb qSAElR = TO THE
5e sold At aTet is7s on a. tse
on ThU hha,ntiful and highly attractive LOIS.
rs above each having front OF 80 10 80 a iees
ard an 5ys a ase1 sa l ne aes s
a for private residences, but as they aff
on With railroad and sdaped for
by Railroad street. they are ad dannf WICK In view
IL s oIra ouanty expected in market wpHe a
odd mmch TO the convenience of the pnDiic anu ~"
prosperity Of Manchester .,,.ros at four. eight,
and Twelve months for negotiable notes' in's.e0'
added, secured Dy rug" " oGoDDIN. Auciioneer
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By Hill & Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, HOS Main street.

TIGHT VALUABLE BUILDING
u LOTS ON SFMAIES AND NINTH AND NC
DON0UGH AND NINTH STREETS, IN MAN n
CHESTER. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-On
THTTRSDAY the nth Instant, on the premises. we
will sell at 81 O'Clock 2. NJ. EIGHT NEk1
Beautiful LOTS within three squares OF inc
new bridge. Each lot fronts 80 feet and runs oack
1850 feet 20 twenty-foot alley.
TERMS: Opc-fourth cash: balance at four and
eight months with six per cent. interest
7 HILL & GODD1N,
iv15 AuctioneerS.
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ss . By Grubls & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctonecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
a SSlGNEE'S SALE OF SIXTY-FOUR
N GUNS AND ONE RIFF AT
ossIynec of Samuel Sutherland, will sell at auction
on SATURDAY, 26tll July. commencing NJ O'Clock
p. NJ. at the Office of Mcssrs Gru5os & Williams,
auctoneers, No. 4 Eleventh street.
2 BREECH-LUADING DOUBL E-b KEEL
FINE DOUBLE-BARREL DUCK1NG GUNS,
30 DOUBL GUNS,
90 SINGLE-BARREL GUNS.
! FINE BREECH-LOADING sP ORT1NG
These guns are all new, and we're selected for the
city trade.
The attention Of persons wanting guns for their
own use and of the trade Is requested 10 this sale.
TERMS: Cash. II. T. WfCkHAM, Assignee.
GRURRS e WILLIAMS, AuctioncerS. ~ Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17

ST. LOUIS, July l0.-Flour quiet. weak, and gene
rally lower. Corn steady: No. mixed. 373c. Whs-
con dull and weak; shoulders, ssc.: clear rib l0c
clear sides, lOsc. Lard nominal refined, Ss@assc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS


NEW YORK, July 1e.-Cotton irregular, with In
So1c. Flour In fair request and unchanged. W his
kew 03Sc. Wheat fairly active and generally un-
changed Corn heavy and lower; yellow western.
ace Rice steady. Pork active and lower; new,
$3.50. Lard weak; western steam, S5c. Iurpeu-
tine steady. Rosin active. Tallow steady Freights
frmer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17
RaJ,TNdDRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July ls.-Flour firm and steady.
Wheat active and a shade trmer. Corn scarce
white, 62@G6c. yellow, &C. Oats-southerIi, 5veU
54c. Provisions firm and unchanged. Whisky,