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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-16

GOLD opened in New York yester-
day at 1893, avanced to ITO, declined
to 1881, and closed at I09s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-16

View of the Havana Journals.
New Orleans Mails Seized Yes
terday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-16
California 4-Mile $4,000 Race
A Closely Contested Struggie'
The First Three Heats Won Ds
Three Different Horses.

True Blue Breaks Leg and Is
/ Distanced.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-16
UNION AND AMERICAN.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ~
BY MAIL OR AT THE BUSINESS OFFICE.
Daily, 70 months, in advance. $40 90
%" "-- ............ 5 90
"sI 3 q en- ......... Q so
- .-.---. 90
" week, ........ %
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY AND
EDGEFIELD.
Daily, 70 months. .......................S1 2 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
..----..-...-..--s-..... d W
49,. -...... 90
II" / week Observation-Disclosures. 25
Semf-WeekIy $500 WeekIy.......S2.O0
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-16

TE1a OccEDENT1L n.RBy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-16

fident of success. The writer says the
boat was in debt; that muchmoney had to
be collected, and Gen. Verona collected it.
The writer of the 4etter is Maj. j. c. Har-
ris, of Louisa county, Va. He had spent
several years on the Western plains and
in the mining regions of the Pacific slope,
and was ever actuated by a restless spirit
of adventure.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-16

upwards Of twelve thousand people in the
park and immediate vicinity, and the enor-
nous seating accommodations are almost
entirely occupied at an extra charge, while
thousands Occupy vehicles in the arena.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-16
The Clearing House Reform.

An anonymous circular calling meeting
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Monday, has
been sent to bank officers opposed to what
is called by some the Clearing House Re
form. The propositions submitted by the
committee OF the Clearing House at the
recent meeting are now made the subject
of spirited discussion, and whatever merit
they may possess will be well known when
the Clearing House meets to vote ON them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-16
WASHINGTON.
All Serene.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. 15-The Pres
ident left for Elizabeth, n. j., this morning
to spend Sunday with his mother. He
was accompanied by Secretary Robson.
The Internal Revenue receipts for the
month are S3,670,902, and for the fiscal
year, $50, 750,44l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-16

There were frequent fluctuations in Wall
street to-day. Atthe opening the gold room
was affected with the Spanish war fever to
a greater extent than on Friday. Later,
spectators took more peaceful review OF
the situation. On Exchange buoyancy pre-
dominated and there was sharp rise in
prices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-16
$4,000. 600 Loan Certificates Against
S2S,O 100000 Currency.
Queen Victoria Killed by a WaII-street
Bear.

The Vanderbilt hoax is made the subject
of investigation by the Law Committee OF
the Stock Exchange. On the cotton eX-
change to-day, Queen Victoria was an
nOunced dead. She was probably killed by
the same person who killed Vanderbilt yes
terday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-14

Bishop McTyeire (MethodisU and Bishop
Wheelan (Catholic) are visiting friends in
Abingdon. t1.E
A severe storm passed over Broadway,
Rockingham county, Va, one day last week.
Fences and trees were leveled with the
ground, and the bail was Of such size as to
break window.glass.
Justice Bartholomew Lynch, of New Or
leans, is one Of the judicial notabilities Of
that city. After listening to q two-hour ar
gument by lawyer Hagan, tue other day, he
raised himself slowly in his chair, and in
quired very mildly. care We through,
Mister Hagan r' "Yes, sir" Are ye sure
you're throughF' 'sYes, sir, quite sure. =
"Well, sir" remarked Lynch, "your argu-
ment has had no more effect upon the Court
than a spoonful of water on the back OF
duck. There's been judgment entered up
against We for an hour or more
The $4,000 prize In the late Library draw.
ing at Louisville was won by five residents
of Lebanon, KY. The $4,000 prize is held
as follows: Three-fourths by Henry Eoass,
liquor. dealer. on u small scale in Louisville,
and the other quarter by II. J. Betchart, q
saloon-keeper, and Christopher Spies, a
blacksmith.
Grant is using all bis Federal pluSder and
patronage to capture Virginia as he captured
Louisiana.-Neu York Word.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-14
By Moody & Royal,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
v HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-E0UR, r A Slrx tS
- VALUABLE COAL-LAND, IN CHESTEkt,,
FIELD COUNTY yA HALF a MILE MILE IF Fk9M si
cree of the County Court of Chesterfield county, at
the december term, 1874 in certain suit tneTel
&C.. rs. Lucy Fuqua, administrative, ct ats.,n the
Undersigned will expose for sale at public auction
on MONDAY the l4th of July, 1873, at IL O'Clock
NJ THAT being courtday n front Of the e9d TT
Of LAND, containing THREE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY -FOUR ACRES, more or less !; one,third
cieared the balance we'll timbered with oak and
pine; good framed dwelling containing FIVE or six
rooms and all the necessary Out-houses This tract
of land lies Immediately in the coal region, show4
ing every indication of coal. Its proximity to the
Glover Hill railroad, where ready transportation
can be had to good market either for coal, wood,
or timber should engage the attention Of capitalists
aud those seeking good Investments This land al
Joins the lands OF franklin Stearns, wilkins Halls
estate, and others. -,
TERMS: Cash as to costs of suit and expenses OF
sale; the balance in three equal instruments OF one,
two, and three years for bonds bearing interest
from day Of sale, the title being retained until the
whole purchase money is paid 9. BROOKS,
iv Il-tds ~. 49, - Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-14
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

UCTION SALE OF THIRTEEN
IA BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VALUABLE
LOTS IN MANCHESTER, ON THE NORTH
SiDEOFTENTH BETW ZEN SEM Els STREET
AND The WORKSHOPS OF TIL RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD, IN FULL
VIEW OF RICHMOND AND NEAR TO THE
SOUTHERN TERMINUS OF THE NEW FREE
BRIDGE.mWil! be sold at auction, on the premises
on THURSDAY the nth July, 1879, at clock p.
81, thirteen beautiful and highly attractive LOTS,
located rs above, each having front OF 80 10 80 feet
and depth of l2S feet to an alley ten feet wide.
These are not only amongst the most beautiful lots
in Manchester for private residences but as they are
on q level with the railroad and separated from 1t
by Railroad street. they are admirably adapted for
or for q cotton depot. which In view
of the large quantity expected In this would
add much to the convenience Of the public and the
prosperity of Manchester. " -
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
.iv II - w GODDIN, Auctioueer
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from Reading Walt Whts'
~ s.rt rnansB Last.

whereof and therefore now. voluptuous agency 81
Bewiiderfng and digging all appreciattons ofths
OF waicR, or When, and even that Of hence, OF
The pet. Piasisrer, Shoemaker, ali and soul may
Five or ssx lines as much, or more, orless, fpga-
Circles Of stone, and mint, aud myrrh, never OF
Pynerianaosis sugalous, In all comperine lore
both, andHp, and down.
Pompid0rious baroness, or even muck or tnshcs
In New Hampshire, West. Virginia, or meath the
: classic BIadensburg,
Or M may be allowed the expressionl, OF any
other place, afar or near,
To-day and then and here before, and now peninp
and previous, do thee sdore n.,r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-14
, - by Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

u,RUSTEES, SALE OF THE. BEAUTI-
l. Full CoUNTRY-SEAT CALLED LABUR-
MINI On THE BROOK TURNPIKE AND HEX
MfTAGE ROADS ONE MD A QUARTER
MILES NOR,TH OF RICHMOND. CONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTf-FlYE ACRES
Nv virtue OF two deeds Of trust executed by the
Hon James Lyons and wife, the first dated LIST July
issi. To William II. Lyons and William b. Stanard,
trustees, under which deed John Fl. Guy has been
substituted rs trustee and the second dated lSth OF
August, 1858, to Thomas p. August and Peter Ly-
GUS trustees We the undersigned, VIII sell at pubic
ouction. on THURSDAY the 10th day Of July, 1873,
nj O'Clock P. A., f fair; If not, on the next fair
day upon the premises that beautiful and attrac-
rive farm called LABURNUM, located as above,
contsining ONE HUNDRED AND SlXCY-F1YE
ACRES, as conveyed by the said deeds. ~ -
This nroperty Is so well known that minute de-
scription is deemed unnecessary. The DWELL
mi is supplied with all the comforts Of city re-
sdence, water, gas kitchcn-range Of the best quail
ity &C., NC. ~ ss..s, Il IS ..a.a
plat OF the land can De seen at the Office Of the
auctioneer who win give all needed information In
respect to the property. ri .f71 l,l.t
TERMS $4,000 cash; balance In six, twelve, and
eIghf6sn months for negotiable notes with interest
mt six Der cent per aiinum added, and secured by
trust deed; or, at the option OF the purchaser one
third cash, and balance 1T six and twelve months,
with similar security. JOHN Fl. GUY,
x 4. substituted Trustee.
... PETER LYONS,
Surviving Trustee.
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sl'ls fsiaosssss sfgt esen asess :
beautiful poem h che ban thing out. Y =
excellent fpr sit and ior Its ffslity ste he
original. We don't knowswho wrote it. =
2 ASou axN 80 rLxts,, 700 Z, 51S n. * /
s. NJ BE- {4jsr Leigh Haaf.ls 81 3. S.z
iabou Ben Butler oS shack gay sncxcsge " -
Awoke one night % think Nson, ne m.ehs 1s scar
And sawIwiihfn his room, vnsre sn0nf ne Moca
AZ bric as--hemi curse ssmiies pa spooh' = !
a demon writing ina book or Soid; ,.,a 49,
ErcerGSns brass had made Ben Butler boeo,
ma fr,fie ynj,ffn 90 the rpOEn ne Eafd,
ssWhat wrttest thou The spectre eockcd 1ts nean
And with souinf, e8regaeusly uncivt tet,G =. !.
xnswesed, ''The names OF those VINO serve ING
/. "a I. mine one said Butser. IT'S not here,
ReDijcd the detnon. Butter scratched bis ear
And looked askewsa and said. = Weus GoD0y tnen
= Write me as one who always goes tof bea.,.,,.
The demon wrote and vanished The ne1s Night
It came again, In iurid, suiphurous light
And showed their names who served Ola NlcAineI
And 10! Ben Buffers name led all the rest. ~
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RANGE OF THERMoafErIsR
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY L., 1878.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY L., 1878.
ARRIVED. = r -
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, G. ". Allen Co., agents.
Stparner Eliza Hancox, Clifford. Norfolk, nier-
chandise aud passengers. l.. b. Tatum agent
SCHOONER Paudern, Hobbs, Philadelphia, coal,
Powhatan Iron Company.
Schooner Warren L. Neison, hose, baltimore,
lumber, G. E. WMtleck.
SAILED.
Steamcr State Of Maryland, Geoghegan, Bati-
more. merchandise, w. P. Brett
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers. l.. B. Tatum.
Schooner Ann Twibell, Mullen, Philadelphia,
schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips, Baltimore, mer-
chandise Curtis d Parker
schooner Charlotte, -, Norfolk, slaves, Curtis
Parker.
mel coal, Storrs 81 Co.
Schooner Annie Johnston, down river to load rail-
road ues, Philadelphia.
Schooner james MCGEE, Lynch, Philadelphia,
railroad ties, Currie q Co.
Schooner Shekinah, Shropshire, PHILADELPHIA,
copper ore and ties, Currie s Co.
Schooner Butterfly, Frank, Baltimore. light.
SAILED SUNDAY, JULY 18TH.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chaudse and passengers, G. W. Allen & Co., agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-14
BY Robertson, Bronaugh & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Hull street, opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAF

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
Y THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL-MINES, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FOR SALE An
PUBLIC AUcTlQNBy virtue Of deed Of ,t-C r', s,:
william Winfree, Jr., and duly recorded In The
clerks Office of Chesterfield County Court %; 3: 81
lage aI8,l SHALL being required so to do by the
beneaciary sell at public auction In front Of Shss-
DAY the l4th Of July THAT being court-day) at IL
o'clock NJ, that valuable tract Of LAND lying near
the Midlothian coal-lnines, In Chesterfield county,
Franklin Stearns u. B. Hancock, and others.
This land lies about two and half miles from
C0alfeld station, on the Richmond and Danville
railroad, within the coal-ield About one-third Is
cleared; the residue In forest Of oak and pine The
surface Indications Of the existence OF coal are ms
good as any in the coa-feld. The buildings consist
of dwelling with nine or ten rooms, and all neces-
sary out-houses. =
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
and $780, $3.50 the 10th of March, 1874 aud $50 on
the 10th of March, 1875 to be secured by deed OF
trust on the pronerty; the residue Of the purchase
money, If any, to be payable at such times and sc,
cured in such manner Is the sai1 Winfree shall
direct and IN default of such direction as the trus-
tee shall think ft. :. BROOKS, Trustee.
ROBERTSON, BRoNAUGH & Co., Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-14
by Richardson 6 Co., T 1
Real Estate Agents aud Auchoneers. =,
No. ria Main street,

THIRTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING
l. LOTS, ON WASaINGTON,. JAMES, AND
FEDERAL STREETS, ON CROWS HILL, BE:
TWEEN THE MECHANICSvILLET TURNPIKE
AND! CHRIST CHURCH, FOR SALE By AuC-
TIoN.--On4 THURSDAY the 18th instant, at
ioires, THIRTEEN VALUABLE BulLDlNG
LOTS, thrceof which front 80 BY 1872 feet on WASH
ington street fi,etween Eaker and James stree,s,
ington aud lillian streets and two 50 by l55 feet on
Federal street, corner William street, on crows
Hill between the, Mecbanicsville turnpike anu
Christ church. ,.,,,>,asr,, 50
| TERMS At sale. -. RICHARDSON g CO..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-14
BY james M. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU-
Il ABLE FIvE-sTOXY BRICK SToREH0uSE
ON DOCK STREET NEAR THE CORNER OF
SEVENTEENTH STREET, AND AT PRESENT
OCCUPIED AND USED AS A PART OF TIE
OLD DOMINION SuG AR-REFINERY, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-In pursuance OF deed Of
trust to the undersigned as trustees, executed by
Solomon A. Myers, ON the 2lst day OF March. 1870,
and duly recorded TN the Clerks Office of the Chan
Gerry Court of the city of Richmond shall sell at
public auction, 70 the highest bidder ;. on the
81 O'Clock 2. ~, ul that certain LOT or PARCEL
OF LAND, with all the improvements thereon, and
all privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging,
situated on Dock street, III the city Of Richmond,
commencing at point one hundred feet from the
western Linz of Seventeenth street, having front
of 9! feet on Dock street. and running back between
parallel lines loo feet. The improvements cover
the entire lot. @st
TERMS: The deed requires cash, but II Is probable
that the purchaser may make arrangements with
'''''''~ '>''O'' - ' B. r. WEXFORD,
EDWIN III. MAN,
Trustees
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100. By MOODY 8 ReJah,
y Real Estate Agents and Aueu'o, ,...,.
oslce corner seventh and HUI s'Ss'
s. 81 Manchester. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF as,s til y
~ VALUABLE LtYr ON fUokM .tln,iN0uGs
STREFsT.-In pursuance OF aefIesNo Nav term. int
in the chancery suit Of Ut Ahoo,si auction, -
John II. Chisdrsss, we will Ssi Is Psnsa,i md, ~
The pTsnisss Al obeauifaly ioe.;ed Sssr
said Harrison street. freninx 8 lees 10 Be y
borhood good and healthy; eonsshpsI,Ir csa dep1'
and the Richmond and petersburg h nj ard =
TERMS: Osesahltd cash; ealaha es Elk per sses
months for negotiable notes heafl ssss,ii he shSS
iI,teresr the Title being retaineS., q, sriiRNEB,
purchase money IS paid =. "Gompissi0as''
MOODY q RoyAI.L, Auet'opeers- an
IS s,er the noye sase, we VIII sell the h ~, s.
I6T Oh The sans street froa..ing y y. sosa xs
House four roans, nice shads-tresa,, I tte shess
OF water OH tLe premises; aa}oiu'uo
scrihed property. ,,a.,ny, 3 ROYAL,
TERMs: AGsate. MVOpA aus,toiss'"
iS seSaHssSds
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RsrrAnisx m EsaaI.assD--A p1ctanAa1os

5s RyrrAIIsx IN ESaIAND--A DEcrSEA1IoN
aBoa rus ARcHsEaoPs or rae EsFADIisHED
Cuuaca. In my last q memorial against
rituslssfn. signed by Lords Shaftesbury En-
niskillsn, Bsudon, Fitzwaiser, and Auek-
land, and by 10000 noblemen, baronets,
members Of Parliament, magistrates ana
other ,ay.naembers OF the Church OF EDg.
land, was presented TO the Arehbisn0ps OF
Canterbury and York. The memorial ssts
forth that they. the sigpers, feel themselves
constrained to call upon the responsible
rulers of the Church TO take measures for its
safety, and guard against illegal ceremonies
and false doctrine and that, therefore, they
ask the archbishops aud the bishops TO eSer-
else all their authority in suppressing such
ceremonies; TO take especial care that no
form Of architectural arrangements and no
ornaments facilitating the introduction of
erroneous doctrine may be allowed, and IN
the distribution Of patronage not to appoint
ritualists. s.%
On june 16 the archbishops sent in their
reply to this memorial. They say that they
consider 1t their duty TO see that Illegal cere-
monies are suppressed; that they have been
watchful in seeing that architectural orna::
ments leading to erroneous doctrine should
not be allowed, and In not admitting to holy
orders persons teaching subyersiye doctrines.
But, on the other hand, they do not deem 1t
desirable that the bishops should undertake
judicial proceedings upon every complaint
and the Church be harassed by unlimited
investigations; that prosecution respecting
doctrine or ritual is itself an evil, even when
necessary; that the arcbbishops wish they
saw readiness on the part Of the laity to
use oil their personal Influence and authority
in checking the growth of Remaining ten:
denotes; that church wardens sometimes and
the laity generally connive at the Illegal prac.
tees complained of, and that even when pa
rishioners disapprove, they wish to throw the
responsibility of opposition on others and
to shrink from action themselves; and that
the bishops are impeded by lack Of co0pera.
ton on the part of the laymen. They indi-
cate what is the true remedy for the danger
in these words: "In Protestant Church like
ours tits far more by kindly personal influence
in our several families and neighborhoods, by
sound arguments, and appeals to the loyalty
of those who are in danger of falling into
error. rather than by judicial acts Of autbori-
fative interference, that the tendencies OF
which you justly complain can be met. we
live in an aye when all opinions and beliefs
are keeny criticised, aud when there is less
inclination than there ever was before to re-
spect authority in matters OF opinion"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-14
BY Cook & Laugnton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

ARGE SALE OF PARLOR, CHAM
IL Der, AND DINING-RQoM, F FU a. y IEG
MACHINE, PiaNOs, FRENCH..PLATE MIR MIR
RoRS, PLATED SHOWCASE, &C, At AUG.
TIoN-On TUESDAY The iSth instant EoaIn as mug
Ghnrl a large and valuable assortment of HOUSE
HULb FURNITURE, embracing IL. part
ONE FRENcn-PLATE MANTLE MIRROR very
Two fARek-s1zE PIER or STORE FRENCH
rLATE MIRRORS: Ga, ,,,,,
stored In green reps (as good rs new;
ONE WALNUT PARLok SUIT, in hairclo,h
ROSEWOOD and WALNUT MARBLE-ToP Ia
ONE SPLENDID FULL CABINET, WHEELER 8
WILSON sEw1NG-MAcHI'E' win all a''aen-
Two HANDSOME OAK CHAMBER SUITS, orna-
mented with walnut, with marole-top PieceS'
NJ A noe AND WALNUT LOUNGES;
One very handsome OAK SlDEBoARD AND CHINA
One large eeH size MAHOGANY sIrEBoARD AND CHINA
Three eN plain COTTAGE SUITS; -
sTEADS; a'e. 81 aj s--..
Superior FEATHER BEDS; .f..9..., =
New HAIR AND SHUcK MATTRESSES;
MAHOGANY AND STAINED WAKDRoBES. 80
One net massive MAHOGANY LINING TABLES;
Handsome MAHOGANY SECRETARY AND Book
MAiIoGANY AND OAK s1DEBoAEDs; a.
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT Hhk-cLoTH SOFAS
wAh ND 0FFicE-DEsks AND REVOLVING
Large REcL,N1sG AND PAKLoR ARM-CHAIRs;s /.
HAT-RACKS, ETAGERES;
MARBLE-TOP CABINETS AND WAsHSTANDs;
One large size excellent BRUSSELS GARRETT AM
REFRIGHRAToRs, CooKISG-sTovEs, &c.
--.. .a'ta ALSO. A...' s.
three S1y-ocTAvE PIANOS In rosewood ana MI
hogauy cases. Of excellent tone; ,.. .n..
One MARVIN & Co.'S IRON OFFICE SAFE:
One fine TEN-FoOT SILyER-pLATED oHo"-oAsE'
One MAHoGONY TEN-FoOT SHOWCASE. =
This is by far the largest anu best assortment Oh
articles we have offered this season.
and merits the attention OF Those In want.
iy Ia COOK & LAUGHION, AuCu0necrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-14
BY Moody & Royal, .v.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers' .y,,
office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
-lr-t- Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF syAauA-
u BILE LANDS IN gaESTERIEERpEStpnIK GoOs
TN, az decree of the County Court Of Chester
May a Tast L. ans sR ssmae
Enser we Will EXPOSE for sale at public auction on
July the ao at ls 9e ssS county, NM
That being court day.. the TRACT OF. LAND
lying the etersouE turnpike S s99ut Hgfh If
AND FIFTY ACRES more or less, about one and
half miles from the Halfway station; on the Kicns
mond lld Petersburg railroad, and three quarters
OF a mile Of Osborne,s, shipping point on James
river and adioins the lands of Major d. Gay
one-third cleared and the balance in young wood
oak and pine. Small BRICK HOUSE on the farm,
and usual out-houses.
TERMS One-third cash; balance upon q credit
of four and eight months for negotiable notes bear
ing six per cent interest from day of sale, the title
being retained until the whole purchase money Is
paid. c. C. MCRAE,
FRANK W. CHRISTIAN, /
Commissioners.
MOODY ROYAL, Auctioneers. ty 2-eodtds
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 4ORk.
NEW YORK, July I2.-The bank statement is as
follows: Loans. increase, Sl,25o,ooo specie, In
crease, sl25,Ooo legaltenders increase, $l96,coo;
deposits, increase, &s,5oo,ooo
Money easy al 1904. Sterling, 1904. Gold, llsi@
lisa. Govern ments dull and firm. States quiet ano
nominal: Tennessee's, 80; new, 7es; virginias,
aaa new so; consos, So deferred, lot. Lousianae,
a.: new, a2s. Levee's, 20; SIS, 60 Alabama's, 80;
S. IS. Georgia's, 70; rs, so. North Cardinals,
"a; new, Is special tax. Ia. South Cardinals, %
new, Is; April and October, 20.
BALTIMORE.
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