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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

WAGES IN PARIs.-[C. c. Fulton, in Baitl-
more .,imertcan 1--t'rom an official inquiry
sci GU foot by the Chamber OF Commerce OF
Paris it appears that there are employed in
the aario.r trades and manufactures 46I ,3ll
bands, o. whom about 100000 are men, 120,-
600 women. and $1,000 children. OF these
there are ~. 900 males Gaining from % CEN
times no cents to 8 francs go cents per
day; pig 600 earn from 81 to francs (6!
cents to 81 3o.> per day, and 10000 from G5
to 20 francs 81 80 to ~. OF the females,
1900 earn from 30 ccntimes 90 cents to
frame % centimes to francs go to 50 cents;
and 700 from - 10 10 francs GO cents to 81.
The wages of children are from ~ cents TO
- cents per day. The shocmakers, carpen-
tiers. bricklarcr>, siOncinasons, and painters
are among the I'll .QW who receive from To
cents 10 Sl.20 per day. 1T is not to be Won
dprcd that these mechanics come to the
United States whenever they can raise
money enough to pay their passage. Our
mechanics at home. by restricting their own
sons in the privilege of learning trades,
always keep the supply short, so is to pro-
vide places for the foreign mechanic when
ever he is ready to come. They all deserve
leather medals for their philanthropy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06
THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED
BY THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF,


riro;,in LenI-'The market has been fairly &C.
tive tie past week. and all desirable goods nave sou
readily There has been both home ana an eSI
mort demand I'm excess OF recent experience. anu
the cause Is probably to I've frnnd IN the dcsl.c oi
dealers and manufacturers to make tnc most :" LIZ
limited supplies Bow available. Prices nave pcei
fair. but. In view Of the dlnt mutton vi stocks ~
around. hardly up 10 the point That miSh. reiiS,
ablt. show i'm the weeks transactions, as also nave
.mokcr.-the latter. bright. .rc2llZinS I6eB225c.
l,rgh. wrappers sold for lso@sG. lnesc mgires
rIr IL l. trOpcr TO observe. 10 the tfa!lSac-
lions OF SiLgic house during the week. ,,
our advccs from Richmond on the e'th ultimo
run Us follows: ~
advancing Tendency: Iow grades are not so active
hut still hold their own Bright tves wrappers, 500
to-day at 55Gl.3 cents No dark Wrappers Oh Tic
market" ., T.
An things considered the prospect for the trade
ncaslIrably satisfactory, It luay wall hc viii pt
one impeachment in the way: the WahL Oh s"l'iceii'
shipping acc0minO dattDns. , ,o 90
Hdnufuciurtd.-A moderate denIhN seems 70
have prevailed for CareRdsh tobacco la;t "teh tno
sales neither for consumption nor cXhurl cAcctms
the late averages. For Tie s"ppiy az current IL,
Gurcn- mtg we notice the ordinary ,plh!ry anu
transactions but beyond this tie TeG"rah INC VIZ" Tt
show. nothing calling for special reluaEk. ne
army contract for Cav"GdSh iobtccoH WAS oDlaiNeu
bv a local manufacturer. which j. coinRliicnEry
To- our local manufacturing Skill; though, from
what hear. not much can he sun III coiiiiil'le,'
of the manner of awarding fie contract me sue,
cessul bidder II l. said Is Ia receive 23c yer pound
for foods that offered in the market tGr "Oc.
NJ fault can lc found. OF course, with flt' lortn-
nate bidder i'm this case. hut II does SCENES IL tnc
agents Of the Government Sh0uid TIC compccd to
pay some it'll. regard to the provisions ~ me a"
Governing such transactions. NholtSolnc coElpcll,
lion is ont OF the question ifagcnt> arc 10 he allowed
10 do as they please IN making awards. 49,, +.
At last. we are pcIscd to announce tia2t ~
hing a tri0r satisfactory from the ircaSu ry
Department regarding the delayed drawback once
or vice referred To ia this column. As snonis th;
rrrson now in the country, or somewhere. having:
charge, of the drawback division returns TO his posi-
The claimants have been informed they will have
their clai attended to.
S,uDEjng-Thcrc Is no new feature in the Sip ok
-,Ouc. trade business continues steady anu
dealers. both wholesale and retail, are preparing
for the fall season. now ut hand.
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ByJ. j.. Apperson, Aucllone"f,
No, so.e Main street

NEDAR PARK, A HANDSOME FAhh
Vat POWHATAN Dr. POT, On NE nis II H.
M0SD AND DANVlLLE K all.koA''' " T. 20
TY-TWO MILES FROM RlCliMoNp Fvh
SALE AT AUCTIOS.-Wi.l br sold On M P'ys
micrs on TUESDAY. September .. 1873 ftle r.'+A
NJ that most desirable farm located IL at"'"' ,o'
raining $50 acres, OF which 200 acres ar" r"it'''
Including BUILDING LOTS. the balthr' IN pm
oak. and ccar-seyera thousand, CT ~" Atu..'
The land Yields good crops Df corn. "ifa', ''i,
co, &c. The improvements are an "AtchHi',, -"
comfortable cottage, beautifully ana ira!uia'E w.
Gated containing eight rooms and collar ''''''
and rear porces the length OF The house t'H,,
circular lawn In front enclose" ~ rare? ann
ornament ted with giant oaks. cc':aF> 4,"'l't m
marrol ,s. arbol vitis and variety ~ QUIT III
lee. house Sc. In rear OF The dwelling near %','. .
a never failing well of excellent "alrf' ,,',,uy
also fine kiicheE-sarden, Il Young ofcl'.'" ,.1
fruit Il fancy and substantial! c"ri-Ct' =, ~ q
house. barn. AMI stables. large ai'u ""i ut. "
farm Is waterod by several ne'rr-ihiiihk ~
Al the depot there Is Il hoic!. Nv" SroES'' ,,.,
blacksm!th's shop. >aw-Inill; post te.'-i Ava 49,
exDrsss offices: mail north and sou'h ""'''' ""
three dali trains to Richmond. .L..,r,.
For location, hpI:h, &c. this !, thc 49, r,r.
hlc farm In Powha!an county. aud l'F'~t'l 1850.
oppOrfunity To secure hetlItiu '1u'" i ,-,.5lv
where produce or stock can h, r't!>.' 81" r..
transn1rird To market or ~ place 81 >4i'.'. -,
sort would hc Il most popular one III -. "''''
man OF enterprise. ,.,a. .., rw.Iyr,
JERus Ouc-to,ir;h cash bHlanct a. $50 -
and eighteen months for n"2VtliD!' '''-'
added, secured hy 4 trust deed ...., n md
The cars leave Richmond daily 4; -, ~ '
leave for Richmond at i:lU anI u. ; T. ~ ,.,,rr
M 30 j. l.. ArrERSoN, At Az, W -
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BY Lyme s Brother,
Auctioncer5 and Real Estate Agents,
No 1872 Main street.

VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS HAY
Y PORT, SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
HENRICO, On THE C3AIGHrON Road;
ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM THE CIIn OF
R!CHHOND, WITH STOCK. FARMING NIPPLE
MENTS, CROP, &C, AT AUCTlOS.-Willl b. sold
at public auction, on the premises on SATURDAY
the 9Th day of September, 1873. commencing ut IL
O'Clock NJ. that truly valuable and adm irably- 10
Gated FARM. situated rs above descrincd. contain
ing two HUNDRED AND SEFESTI-SEfEN
ACRES, of which there are l07 acres of the very
best trucking land. The residue Is Of fine Chickt-
hominy low grounds, well suited for hay and gra-
nary but In \ beautiful l,catiou. There several
line springs near the residence. The stock and
farming implements are such a. are found ON place
If It's size. The neighborhood IS good and location
healthy
This property will b: sub-dividcd If desired
There is on the place Il most excellent location Tor
a country store.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash :onc-fourth ut three ana
six 1noths the residue al one. two. three, ana four
wears LYME K BROTHER,
an 1s-S TuG'rhtis Auctionccfs.
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BY James II. Taylo: Il son.
Real Estate Agents and Auct!one,r-.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
4 ON CHERRY, LAUREL. AND CARY
STREETS FOR SALE At AutTmN-Wr viii
sell on the premises, on WEDNESDAY The
10th dav Of September, 1878, at O'Clock J.
NJ, In the following Crdcr-yiz.. Two bot,
on the east side Of Cherry between Cumbrr-
land and Beverly streets. und Immediately IN
front of Turner'S flower garden, each 3OxliD feet 10
an alley % feet wide; Oh the west Side or Lau.
rel between Cumberland and Beverly streets lcN!ls
feet To alley 20 feet wide; on the North side
OF Cary between Cherry and Laurel streets 3 XlsJ
feet to All alley 20 feet wide: and one on the south
side of Cary between Laurel and Pine strcete,
3Ixl3O feet 10 IN alley 10 feet wide
TERMS: One-third cash, the hilanc" al four,
eight, and twelve months for negotisbc notes. in
tcrest added. and secured by deed Of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son.
spB ArcttOnCrrS.
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A SPRINGFIELD DoG-FiGHT. There Is al
ways something irrcsistiblcab dog-tight
Sometimes Il is our inclinatise: to help our
own dog, and this is always followed by Il
conviction that dog.tightins is wrong. IL IS
also unsafe unless viewed. iRm second
story window; at least, we ape so informed
hv a taxpayer who dimes standing since he
witnessed the great canine coEb bat on Ferry
stree, Yesterday. The crowd was anxious
that a little dog should whie, particularly
after he Ind incidentally bitten foreign
boo tblack who SPOKE disp"raglnSly OF
Springfield dogs: and when he led the big
dog about by the ear even stEauZcrS hystcrl-
callv embraced each other and chopped their
hands. This excessive JOY IGaS moderated
by the Lig dog suddenly darling between
Mr.. O'FhncIty's legs. whcrcup0a thar gen
ilcmaA sat down on the par5nlcnt so V!o'
lcntlv that his eyes seemed 10 have turned
over in his head. and several minutes
rapid wnkiug were necessary 80 get the
pupils in front again. During the III
tcrval country-mnd"d iElr idtll was
inspired to punch the little dog with his
umbrella, and Immediately thereafter went
home to poulticc his eye. Several gentle
men picked up the umbrella, and one man,
who wanted if as il mcmcnto. was promptly
afforded Il mrlncnlo OF another sort, but re-
>rmblin- miniature umbrella, under his car
While other taxpayers were pplllng the
umbrella to pieces colored person acct
dcntlIy stepped on large portion OF both
dogs, and forthwith they quit fighting and
began an ndlscriminate collection Of pants,
samples in the crowd. Those who could
climb did 50 at once, and those who couldn't
ran. But the dogs ran, too, and had time
besides TO make it very unpleasant FOR per.
sons on the fences whose feet were within
Humping distance. The number Of people in
that vicinity who finally reached their homes
with the appearance of carrying handkcr-
chiefs in their rear pockets was not acclt
Ga:eIy e>timated owing to the fact that the
phiIoSophic observer was himself engaged u
avoiding an introduction to the heroes OF the
aslhlnt.- SprinQfeId RepuOhcan.
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YaSHE OF THERMOMETERS
Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER S, 1879.

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER s, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, GcogheRan baltimore.
Schooner liannah Warwick, Bailey, Georgetown,
Sc? Schooner Vantlaa, Harvey Norfolk, corn. Hax.
ALL Crenshaw Il Co.
' Schonner c. b. Skinner, -, Baltimore, lumber,
G. K. Whitock.
SreamerJ. W. Evernan: Plat, Philadelphia, MGR
chandse and passengers. W. L. Porter
:. Steamer Wyannke, Couch. New York, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, q. ". ALEU- Il Co, agents.
Steamer Eliza liancoX; Clifford, Norfolk mer'
chandsc and passengers. l.. b. Taun. agent.
Schooner VI. 4. Mct;ahan, Call. Philadelphia, cop
per ore, Curtis 4 Parker.
SCHOONER Annie, Johnson, WaShingtc IL, granite,
Schooner i, b. &. Tubman. Booth, Norfolk, sto4e,
Currie 4 Co.
Bark Maggie Y. Hugg, ilusr, Brazi bur. IaX-
all, Creusllaw l. Co. has dropped down 10 Cily
Point 10 complete her cargo.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner W. p. Cox, Evans, Philadelphia Sep
tcmbcrJ.
wary Aller,on. Bourne. Boston, August 30th.
Maid of the Mist, Alexandria, September ISL
Schooner William Franklin, Seward, Baltimore,
August 5ulh. .o,
Bark Louise. Vahr.is, Liverpool, May IT, now
disclmrging 1T City Point: ,., -
Kark a. +. ta.on, Radtord, Liverpool, July 10.
Bark Ceres, Sorken, Liverpool, Jul! 20, siile'
August $500 ,,,u,,,,,to
August 10. ,, p,;I.do,,,d,
August 18TH
MEMORANDA
Schooner Samuel Warren, Aldll, Philadelphia,
cleared far Petersburg sepember3. c
Schoonrrs 4. 5. Brown, Crewell, and II. Z. cum.
miurcr. Hubbard from Richmond, arrived AT Nc"
Iork Scptcmner3. ,, - II ror, D.o
con: j. l.. Adkins, Porter; Aathea. DARBY /. s
d. Cranmer, Matthew's " G. Nelson, k1s es Isle
johnson: Harry Lundcll, Taylor; Sarah Lafinia,
Anderson; S. j. Hoyt, Cranmer: j. L. Cake: say
sandy Hook, Phuro; kurolas, lnnan; W. Ii
Pharr, r dwards, all of Virginia, arrived at New
I he repairs to the steamer John Sylvester are so
nearly completed that il Is expected she Will take
the place oil the Eliza Haucox ON the line In few
days.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that on aud Ster the st
instant Bartletts k,ef lightshi1. No. 3D. will be re-
moved for repairs aud her place will be temporarily
supplied bv relief No. Ii. OF the following descrip
ton Two rcfccturs-one on each mast no day
marks hull painted black. with white strcak mast
heads and edge of thu main rail- white.
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Butchers and Strengthening In Paris


re- C. Ful,on's Paris Letter in Baltimore Amcrl-
ca.l
No slaurhtcr-housp is allowed within the
precincts of Paris, and even live poultry Is
rot permitted within the city limits. Every
Thing brought to market must be dead:
hence the people are not annoyed by droVcs
OF cattle, sheer, and hogs, rs we OF Baltimore
are, nor are there any foul smells from
slauchter-houseS. There are no general
meat-marketS in Paris, all meat being sold
from stores, which are scattered all over toe
city. The butchers stores are among the
most attractive establishments in the city,
and many OF thcm are Tilted up with great
elegance. regardless of cost. There is one
on the corner of Boulevard llau>Snann and
Rue Auhcr which fronts about sixty feet on
each street, and is Il most beautiful sight,
ornamcntcd with fOuu aims ana mowers,
and even the walls, us well as the tables,
of purc, white marble. There is pro-
badly no store OF any kind in the city
which has been fitted up IN so costly Il
manner us this e>ta blshment, nor which
presents a more elegant appearance from the
street. The statesmen are all arraycu i'll pure
white. and 4 cashier sits behind very orna-
mental desk to receive the money from the
,,urcba>ers. All kinds of meat are for sale
herc-beef, pork, lamb, and mutton, and
are all dressed aud arruyed in the most at
tractive manner, the legs Of mutton being
done up like bouquets, in lace paper. The
sight of this mcat.>tore is calculated 10
sharpen mans appelite--everything being
sweet and clean about It. The smaller stores
are ali fitted up i'll the same style and during
the warm weather have handsome curtains
hung in front to keep out the flies. There
are poultry-markets, where vegetables are
also sold but no Mcat-narkets in any part
OF the city. The meat Is required to be
brought into the shops from The aba,toirs
before O'Clock in the morning, and the men
engaged in killing are not allowed to appear
i'm the streets of Paris in the clothes they
wear ut the abattoirs. These stores sell ne
thing but meat, and are carried on by the
butchers, instead Of illarket->tall>.
The aDat,oirs of Paris are located on the
suburbs Of The city, the buildings Of which
cover sixty seven acrrs OF land, near the for
tifications between the Canals de POurcy
and ST. Denis. The Strengthening OF clatle
of all descriptions is required by Ia" 10 he
done here, tn !. average per week being TWO
thousand beeyes, eight hundred COWS, 4
thousand calves, aud ten thousand sheep.
There are, also, i good number OF horses
slaughtered, their meat beng sold to the
Door, it having been found during the seIee
10 be quite palatable. Wornout horses ale
fattened and sold TO the butchers, the sup.
ply from the carriage and omnibus stalls
being very extensive.
The principal entrance TO these extensive
slaughter houses Is by the Rue de Flandre.
IL i Enclosed by an elegant II on railing, with
eleven gates for entrance and exit, and its
numerous buildings give 1t the appearance
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Friday. September S.

OFFERINGS.
INTERVIEWING. 2.sabsshels. Red, 1890 bushels
CORN.-WhIlc, 300 bushels
OATS.-i8a bushels.
SALES.
WITHDRAWING, aga Bushels choice on priva,'e
terms: Spg bushels prime os private terms .. ous'
,s vrry rood Mt sl.75 20 bushels good mt fl.Io l."
hush,ls good at Xl5l: Ia bushels nf FL 100 DISH
els fair at SIss; 81 bushels common at sl.6o 2ou
bushels common nj $l.st so bushels common AZ
81 20 n bushels nj sli5 l7s bushels con-
men Mt y, 30 100 bushels ON private terms; 10 p'sN-
els IN private tcrms-totaL 2.lt0 business. ,h
WIifAT-R,l. IS bushels prime ut slIa !hs nlss! -
,ls prime mt sl.78;~ 20 hushcls pr me ut NIL 10.
bushels very good at 81 7O 90 bushels very goo a.
"a * I2p bushels at II 80 s6 bushels common al
MISC: n bushels common at Si4o; ~ Dtisheis con-,
mon ut II. 30; 80 bushels eniEutoll al 81 wv o i
els common on private terms; 2lo puS'e's vi Ia
waite lcrms total, ISIS bushels. ..o.- .,
ConS-wie, 200 bushels very good western ,,i t az
,sc zoo bushei. prime Virginia at 76c-totai' aoC
bushels. GLOW, so bushels prime at 75c
OATs-sG bushels prime Virginia spring at 'oc.
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roup,R.TIvEC COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. September 5.-The following Is INC
comparative cotton statement for the week: Nct re-.
cepts at I'll United States ports during week llo:t
bales same week last year. l50si bales. Exports
for the week, llGa6 bales; same week last year
IS bales Stock 1T all United States ports, sis0i
hrs same time last year .oGi bales. Stock at Ill
Inferior towns, lO,i37 bales; same time last year,
Isl bales stock at Liverpool, 10000 bales same
tin, last year s39 900 bales. American cotton afoat
for G. rcat Britain IL bales last year, sO0O9 DIlcS
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YOnK. September 5.-Cotton steady sale
,5s bales at 2o@ :os" Flour IN isir request i' -,
chOicr is Ie6t SlO.5O Whiskcy decidedly lower ri
ossIpcc. Wheat closed dull: winter red western
sl7oa*l.72. Corn closed heavy and lower: yellow
WESTERN G76isIic Coffee active ana firm kio, 20
NJ rae Rice and pork t,riet and unchanged. LARD
n tribe easier. Nayals and tallow quiet and un'
changed. Freights quiet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06
By Cook 6 Laughton. Auctionccrs,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

L,IRST-CLASS MULES AT AUCTION.
Il On TUESDAY the 9th Instant, at II O'Clock ~
will sell at the livery aud sale stables OF Mc>.rs
Turner & Co., Franklin street teow Exchange
Hotel, - 49,, 900, ,>,.
four, five SIX. and seven years old: sound. gentle
and well broke, and are recommended Ia every par
ticular.
TERMS: Sixty days for approved Endorsed civ
paper. COOK y LAtGUTDN.
seq AHCtiOnrcr~.
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~ Wellington GoGGln.
Auctlonccr and Real Estllc Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and EtLh streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT>JN GRs.
- HAM:S PLAN. ONTiIE EAST LTNEOF PINE
STREET BETWEEN BACON STHkfT AND
TIE BRA CH. AND SIX LOT. pN THE NORTH
SIDE OF SPRINT STREET SEAk 70 BROoh
AEENTE.-Wiil be sold AZ auction on ~" prcn!!-
sc> In the order advertised, on TCE. DAY tie eth
September, 1873 commencing It "'ciuc. =. VI
SIX LOTS on the east line az Pine street zach 81 \
1870 feet After which will b" sold SIN LDI> m
The plan Of BacOn's Quarter Branch Tavern proper
ty each 33Xs5 feet Ia said branch All "ftlc fore
going lots are near Ia Brook avenue, and suitable
for persons OF small means aud viii probably COM
maiid from 80 To Ti per front foot.
TERMS Very accommodating.
scg W.GDDDiN. Aur;ipucar
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, September 5.-Flnur active; Baitl-
more ktgh grades csc. higher. Wheat more active
am! strong: Ohio and Indiana rcd. Slt'm Sl.7O.
Corn ufIucr: white southern 72c. yellow southern,
spr OATS iirrncr southern. I!GtIsc Rye qIlic; al
y5o.5. Provisions duh and heavy and unchanged.
fIay: Mar..laudand Pennsylvania. S!2HS"5. Blttcf
unchanged. Coffee buovant and strong at 2:+D22a.
"A LII sk.Y Hl.no. unchanged.
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Bulwcr began the ninth book of the " Pa
ri>ans' (Which it is supposed he intended
to publish anonymously with the following
eccentric reference to himself: "Therc is
somewhere in Lord Lytton's writings
writings so numerous that may De par
doned if cannot remember where crltl'
cal definition of the difference between dra-
matte and narrative art OF story"
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By Lyme & Brother.
AuctIcneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

TWO NICE NEW FRAMED TENE-
Il MENTS, SITUATED ON TIE SOUTH /, Li Sf.
OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN TWENTY-SECoND
AND TWENTY-THIRD STREETS, FOX sALt.
AT AUCTIOE.-We shall, at tn" request o. me
owner, intends to lca"e the cry lor inc oouSi
the premises on SATURDAY the 9Th day OF sep
trnber 1878. at o'clock 7. NJ, those two very &C.
sirnhie and conveniently -arrangcl *EW FRAMED
TFStMENTS located Us above described. contain
Ing i've rooms each now occupied by good tenants
The terms will be quite HOeral-"aE, oLe'lonrth
cash. residue nc six. twelve. and eighteen months
for negotiable uotcs, interest aided. 10 be- secured
by 4 trust deed ,,,,
SEQ LYME 4 BROTHER.
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BY Cook i Laughton. hucttonrcr9,
corner Governor md Franklin STREETS

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. STORE
IL FINTHRrS, COUNTESS. SHOWCASES,
&C, AT AULTlON.-On MONDAY Tia .'h In
staur. AT 10 O'Clock. will sell Al 40. EGO ~.'cs-
tcenth street, between Grace aud Bread streets i
general assortment ~
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
STORE-FlXTUREs,
COUNTERS.
SHOWCASES. sc.
sr5 COOK & LAl'hilrON. hGrt .Onrtrt.
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b. Lyme IL Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2i2 Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
Y ING AND EIGHT NICE BUILDING LOTS
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF y BE-
TWEEN TWENrY-EIGHrH AND TWENTY
NINTH STREETS, CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will G sold at public auction.
on the premises, on THURSDAY the nth tay
of September, 1873, at s. O'Clock Z. ", tho above
described property. The house contaius six rooms
kitchen, &c, with a lot 52xl2j :>.t. The vacant
lots front each 33xl2o feet 10 an alley.
TERMS Very liberal, and made known al tie hour
Of sale. LYME & BROTHER.
Aurtionrcrs
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Attorneys III I.aw,
ca At Tenth and Bank streets.

NOR SALE OR LEASE, A MARKET
4 GARDEN FARM OF FORTY, ACRES. In 4
S.If mi,r, bcyont the Fair Grounds, Immediately
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad adjoining the farms Of Thomas Johnston,
Thomas B,ril CHI and others. There Is on the place
nent ond c0lnfilt ihle DIV E.LLING-llOlSE win
pn'd out-bulldin1s, and is well stocked with all
Kinds of fruit-.rccs of The choicest varieties III full
bearing; and with small outlay an Ice pond and
fcr-hoSc could he constructed las formerly. The
accommodation train stops within few hundred
yards of the house twice II day: Properly IN ms
ncighhorlOod is increasing rapidly in value. To
purchaser long credit wll given to- good tenant
The rent will be made reasonable. Immediate pos
session given THOM As JOHNSTON,
So 2-1uThSS3t M. 1905 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06
T.LOI,IS MARKETS.

ST. LorlS. September 5.-Flour trmcr, not QUOTA
bly higher. Curl-So. mixed. i7c. In elevator.
N'hisk,.y lower csc. Pork quiet n st6.15. Bacon
firiner: shoulders, "a; clear rib, lusIlOdc.; clear
lOl{,lCs Lard quiet sc. Tor refined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CIScISxATs. September 5.-Flour firm and higher
at a7d :7.ss. Corn firm ai sec. Provisions hrner.
Pork trIncr at Si6l2tm.Sld.25. Lard quiet steam
hcln ut &C.: kettle. SIC aeon trlncr; shoulders Pug
ebc. clear rib, I0tc. clear sides, lotc. "h'skey