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.oro h,o fac from its staff, wrapped It around
he hody. suffered his arm to be nack.ea
nth sabres. and exclaimed with his dyinR
hreath. aYou may kill me, but ! wiz
never surrender my colors." tit
Tho f;ao was q beautiful silk one, Whtcn
had neon presented to the regiment by MIS-
p r1ip when her noble husband was colo
40, of the Thirteenth. The regiment was
worry much mortified at losing their coiofs
oven under those circumstances; but the
gallant General John Pegran, who then
Commanded the division, wrote Mrs. Hill
that the Thirteenth had lost their flag under
circumstances which made 1t an honor
rather than disgrace. Mrs. Hill at once
made them another of the same materaa,'
which they carried with them to Appohae-
tox Courthouse and cut to pieces aud oivla-
ed out among them rather than Violate theh
pledge never to surrender H..
But an, making this too long, ana must
omit MANY similar incidents that VISIT 10
this historic ground reminds me OF, anu
which are worthy to be written on some
bright page OF the history OF our heroic
struggle. .,oh,- do
find the people here considerably de-
nressrd by their financial troubles, and dis
nosed to saw some bitter things concerning
,he norties they consider ut the bottom OF
all Of their troubles. The failure OF the
hanks has not only caused the suspension OF
some of the oldest and strongest business
houses, but has made some of the eight cot
ton factories suspend, and others to reduce
their force; will probably cause all save
three of the eighteen tobacco factories 10 10
stop oDerations; has locked up the means OF
large number of most worthy citizens; has
stagnated business of every kind, and affects
every class of the community. But there IS
indomitable pluck in this noble people, and
they will rally after awhile. l heard good
deal about the condition of the city finances
under Radical rule; but Robin Adalr =
will most YOU about that, and will show that
there is nothing so lovely about 1t as to make
it desirable that the people of Richmond
should pass over their affairs into similar
hands.
But enough for the present. V1AroR.
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1t was 81. Murray Ryan, NJ. d." that
was caned by DR.. Blackburn, in Memphis,
the other day. So much fol, parting his name
in the middle and meddling with matters that
didn't concern charlottesville Courier.
81, want you. to pay ME that thirty-fve
cents yon owe me-" roared an indignant
pewsb0y to a .boot.black yesterday morning
" Haven't got the. currency, Jamesey,Y re-
sponded the burnlsher, butI can give you
a certified check" !Eis..fqfI lI.fEst4.
The mate and steward Of the Osprey have
testified in favor Of the Tichborne claimant.
Well was that Testimony styled "The
strangest chapter of O wonderful story I"
d AKeokuk belle. has startled the fashionable
circle in which she was star by takingyth
white veil. . ..t ~ 80
The natural death Of theatres Is f>yifife,-
Ne,o York Tribune, q -
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Oc 2.jJ
TVRUsTEE,S SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. FARM OF ONE THOUSAND AND TWEEN
TY-SEVES ACRES, WITH COMMODiOlS M
PRtVtMENTS. IN PRINCE EDWARD CoCS-
TY. TWO MILES FkOM HAhrDkS SIDNEY
COLLEGE, EIGHT MIL rs FROM FARMFlLLE.
AND TWO AND 4 HALF MILES FROM
PROSPECT DEPOT, ON lilEhTLANTIG, Mis-
SlSSlPPI AND ONO RAILROAD AT AtC-
TIUS.-3y virtue of the provisions Of deed Of
trust bearing date the 4th JAY II July. 1871 from
j. w. Breckenridge aud wife 10 the undersigned
trustee duly Iecordeu In the Office Of the clerk OF
Prince Edward county. 10 secure The payment of
the several sums thcr, In lruci, Hring required
so to do, shall, trustee In said deed sell nj pub
lie auction on IL SDAf The 18th day OF Soveni-
be-. 1873, ut ! O'Clock T.. NJ, the vautble TRACT
OF LAND described In sud Gtct - Containing
one thousand and twcnl yScvrn acre s, thrc-i"i!s
OF which ~ Improved and In II fine state OF ci'sa-
ton. The remainder is heavily tmD"rr'i viii "th
hickory, and pine, which eau By cat IN! sold L. 'al
railroad 1t rcnuncr:i!lre prices
The land Is VT II waterci has :! 7f-ratc rrst ava
slw-uill, and all The cCGveIIeiirg ana colBn'f-
lions of 4 tine farm. There ARE now on the lis":
besides the Mil. mili.houSe, and matu hu!'ns',
two comfortable dwellings. With owt-hnuscs: %
that the place can easily iTld Into thrr tracts.
giving & Suiicicncy Of wood and cleared hhi 70
each. The llc uion Of this property IS one "l ne
mos :altr;ctye IN the STATE. N" society Is 81 NE
best has lite schools churches Gtr th" railroad
dcpot stores and po t-otlice. Within the past TWO
wears 4 number aS Scotch sud t2gi!eh have lDraiei
in The immediate neishb rliood.
TERMS: Cash. II. u. TALlAfEkk''
M, oi.aod,rjs Trus'".
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, November l-Noon.-Stocks oui anu
irregular. Money, z; nothing doing. Cold loo!s'
Exchange-long, eH; short, 81. Governments dull
States dull. .5
Euentng.-Money, l-16@H commission. Sterling
dull and 6rm at OK. Gold 109Y@10s3s. Govern
ments dull. States quiet: Tennessee's, 81; new
871: yirginia's, 80; new, So; consols, 40 defer.
red, 6X. North Cardinals, Is; new IL; sneclal
tax, s. South Cardinals, % ; new, 9; April ano
October, 10.
Wall street opened this morning panic so lar as
speculative shares were concerned; the lowest
prices on record for many years having been reached
The street was 400 ed with rumors OF mercannie
failures, but these were not verified, anu "nen
II became known that many of the reports
IN reference 10 Claim & Co. were grossly exaeeer.
ated, and that the firm had Informed the associated
banks that they needed no assistance from them,
there was a much better feeling all around ana
prices advanced more rapidly than they had falen'
The great gain by the banks and the comparatively
few defaults on the November Interest also nc
counted for the proved feeling. At the close TINS
evening the feeling In financial circles was much
improved.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 1.-Firglnla consols 4oz.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
p Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. DWELLING ON GRACE BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFiH STREETS, AND SUN
DRY VACANT LOTS. AT AUCTION;IBy re.
quest Of Mr. W. b. Martin, trustee, we Will sell at
auction on WEDNESDAY the 12ih day OF NO
vember, at AZ o'clock, the DWELLlNG No. sod: aOo
east Grace street occupied BY MI. q. " Lindsay,
and adjoining the residence Of Dr. H. L: Coten man.
IL has ten rooms. besides kicht with -FOUR roeT 8:
GAS water and culvert privileges. the iot Is az
feet front The location is one Of the most desira-
HE I'm the city for 4 private residence.
And on THURSDAY the 18th day OF n november,
in the order named below. commencing at o,clocK
p. III. we viii sell the following YACANf LOTS
In Adams's plan Of division, and therein assigned
to Martha W. Moseley:
Western half Of LOT No. p on east slde Union
near Franklin street, 20 by 70 feet.
No SIX on south side Broad near sixteenth
street. 20 Dy SO feet.
LOT on west side Seventeenth street 112 feet
south of Clay street, SAN feet.
LOT letter Y on west side Seventeenth between
Christian and Richard streets, fronting A feet.
runnjpy back 65 feet to Concord street.
TERMS: To suit the times; say for the dwelling
one fourth cash; balance mt one, two, and three
wears. For the lots one-fourth cash; balance at
Six, twelve, and eighteen months-the credit pay
ments 10 bear interest AT 3 per cent. per annuin.
PAYABLE semi annually. and 10 he secured by deed
of trust. GRUB WILLIAMS,
no OK S&d,d Auc.lonecrs.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF A DESIRABL1

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
FARM ON JAMES RIVER ABOUT SlN
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RlCHMON
ADJOINING CHA FL Ms BL UFF AND The NIL,
TON ESTATE, CONTAINING ONE h QSDhED
AND SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
executed TO the subscriber dated August /, ISL,
and duly recorded IN the clerks Office OF Ifenrlco
County Court, In Deadlock 30, page 20 10 Sc
cure tile payment Of certain negotiable NOTES therein
mentioned ana al the request of the holder OF one
of said notes. will proceed to sell al pubic aucton
nj the courthouse of HenricO county, on iCN-
DAY the Sd day of November, 1873 ttliat being
court-dayI ut ~ lock d., that valuable FAkM
conveyed by said deed. and located as above.
The improvements consist Of a coinIorsable frame
dwelling, with four rooms, and the usual ou-houscs
The land extends from the Osborne turnpike 10
James river with q good landing thereon. There
are about 90 acres cleared CT which 20 acres are
low-groundS. ~, ~ d.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the expenses of
sale AMI balance due on Il note OF S9f2.5U, Mllch
Is subject 10 q credit of $500: and upon credit as
to S4S7.50 till February /, 1874; as 10 s0O3.75
till August l, 1874; rs 10 1920 TILL February /,
1875; as to S536.25 ill August ] 1873, for ne
g0tiable notes secured by L deed OF trust. Terms
as to any surplus of the proceeds of sale after
enough 10 satisfy the aforementioned sums OF mo-
ncy due and to become due will BIZ made known on
the dry Of sale. JAMES Nj. TALL
Trustee.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR & SON. hucioncers. DC %
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BR1Ck
" DWELLING, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
CLAY STRhET BET WEEN TWENT =
SEVENTH AND TWESTY-EIGliTH STREETS,
At AUCTION. - ct
Claiborne } In Richmond Chancer! ooul"
Schermerhorn Decree of 2Sth October, 1878;
In obedience to said decree we viii sell at auction,
upon the premises, on MONDAY, Sd OF NoteIns
bcr at AZ o'clock p. NJ, 1T the risk ana costs OF
Lucy d. Staples, alministratriX OF Thomas A Sid
piles, that certain HOUSE ard LOT on The norm
side of Clay street between enty.seFentl cha
Twenty eighth streets, fronting 30 feet, and run
ming hack about 60 feet, being the same properly
purchased by said r.. a. Staples. III MS lifetime
trustee for Lucy ID. staples, ut sale inadc Ny sas
commissioners on Cpd July. 1872
TERMS: Cash for the costs of sale ano inc sum
of SJ47 CT With interest from the 18th OF duly,
1873 !. credit until 25th July, 1874, for 25e. 81
4 credit tor S6O9.G6 until 25tr July, 1875; and
the residue if any, al such time rs The said Lucy d.
STAPLES, Administrative rs aforesaid. nay direct !;
and in even of her failure 10 give any such direc-
ton then non credit OF three years from the day
Of sale. The credit payments IL be for negotiable
notes with interest added and little TO he rct;tiued
until lie purchase money is fully paid and a con-
yeyancc orLered hy tie cour'.
WILLIAM j. LEAkE,
JOHN :. EDESO>,
Commissioners.
GREEES & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. oc ~
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,JocuLAR JOURNALISM "A WESTERN RE-
poRTER's FAcETIoUsNEss.-A correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette tells very anus.
ing anecdote about former city editor OF
the ENQUIRER named Bennett, which illus
trates O phase of journalistic enterprise
which was common enough at the west
when Artemus Ward was ''local I" on
cleveland newspaper and Mark Twain
ootherer of river news on the Ohio. When
news was scarce Bennett was in the habit of
inyenting extraordinary navy items for bis
derartment, a favorite resource being to make
children fall from the landing of the Newport
ferry.boat into the river, and to have them
rescued by his acquaintance. He had hon
ored one Mr.. Kellum Cecilia Burleigh's first
busband) several times in this way, when
the fictitious savior of drowning innocents
became tired of the joke, and at last called
at the Enquirer office and demanded that it
should not be repeated. He was assured
that his request would be complied with,
and so it was in its letter, but hardly in its
spirit, for the next day the Enquirer con-
tanned paragraph to the effect that a beau
tiful little girl, the daughter of a prominent
citizen of Newport, had fallen from the ferry
boat into the river, and that Mr.. Kellum,
who was standing by, and could easily have
saved the child from watery grave, re-
fused to render the least assistance. When
.Kellum, boiling with rage, went to the En-
quirer to seek an explanation Of what he
had begun to regard in the light Of o perse-
cutioD, his threats Of vengeance were sud-
denly stopped by Benefits taking off his
coat and coolly saying: You're not bad
fellow in your way, Kellum; but / can't
stand any interference with my department.
If make any statement in the Enquirer
you must not come round here contradict
ing it. That isn't journalism, you see, and
and it must be put stop to at any price,
Kellum's wrath instantly subsidized, and the
death.
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Tha World and I.

whether my heart be glad or no,
The SUMMER come, the summers go,
The lanes grow dark with dying leaves
IcIcles hang beneath the caves:
The asterB wither 20 the SNOW.
Thus doth the SUMMER end ana 20
Whether my life be glad or no.
Whether my life be sad or no tl.
The winters come, the winters go,
The sunshine plays with baby leaves;
Swallows build about the caves;
The lovely wina.fowers bend and blow;
Thus doth the winter end and 20
Whe. her my life be sud or no.
Yet. mother Nature gives to me
A fond and patient sympathy. -~.<
In my own heart find the charm
To make her tender, near, and warm,
Through summer sunshine, winter snow,
She clasps me, sad or glad, or no. '
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o,,n1rrov OF THE corroN MARKET.

CONDITION OF The COllOS MahhEl.
NEW YORK. November The cotton market
has been characterized by u heavy decline. Early
at the opening Monday prices weakened, and con-
timed TO decline until Wednesday, when slight
reaction took place, which has since been main;
tained though sale; have been reported 1T shaded
figures. The spring demand has materially fallen
of, aH the recent closing OF some OF the mills in
addition to the failure OF some large firms cannot
but restrict trade from this source, and tend to de-
press the marker.
The demand from the continent has been active,
and quite a large amount has been shipped: The
only obstacle in the way to this outlet Is the limited
supply for freight accommodation. Many or The
large shipping houses have orders TO execute, but
I'm consequence of the difficulty In Obtaining
freight. room their orders arc accordingly Limited.
For forward delivery business has been active but
at declining rates until yesterday, when 4 better
feeling prevailed and activlty was IN measure re-
stored By the upward movement.
The total sales for the week were 154,257 bales;
Of which II 400 bales were on contract stock, and
1887 bales were for future delivery, as follows:
9,175 bae5 for export; $500 bales for spinning
and $500 bales for speculation. Included were
1.193 bales to arrive.
Naval stores have shared in general dizziness and
depression, but prices show marked decline: still
business WAS confined TO small parcels
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DIV ELLlNG
L AND 346A ACRES VALUABLE LAND ON
YORK RIVER AND IN GLOCCESTEk COU n.
TY, ON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 26TlI, AT
AUCT1ON-On the day named. on the premises,
two miles from CappahOsic and the same distance
from Glaybank wharf, by virtue of a decd of trust
from John Asher, duly recorded shall sell by auc-
ton that most valuable RACT Of LAND, con,
cummodiolIs iIWtLLING ana out-hous saud large
new barn thereon. On the place, which Is admlra
bly, adapted To trucking, Is well-Seected orchlru VI
young apple and peach trees. a..
river. ,,, -, =.
arrangeIn. nts will lie made before the DAY Oh SAFE
for iIsnai credits. J. WESLEY FRIEND.
i W. Do ~ Trustee.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER /, 1873.
ARRIVED OCTOBER 81.
Brig D. c. Chapman, Knight, Baltimore, salt, r.
Schooner Robert Healy, Jones, Baltimore, shells,
Schooner Ida 4. Jayne, Jayne Philadelphia, pig
schooner j.. S. Twins, Insersol, Philadelphia,
Soho Schooner a. E. Moore, Phillips, Philadelphia,
Schooner Alabama, Churchill, Philadelphia, coal,
POwhatan Iron Company.
Schooner Ashland, Shannon, Philadelphia, coal,
Powhatan Iron Company.
Schooner 5. q. Sample, - Philadelphia, pig
iron. Old dominion Iron and Nall Company.
Schooner Harry Lee, Mayo, Boston, merchan-
Schooner William and James, outten, PhIla-
ARRIVED NOVEMBER l.
Steamship Richmond, Lawrence, New York, mer-
'D steam.r j. ". Everman, Plat. Philadelphia,
john
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum, agent.
SAILED OCTOBER 81. ~
Schooner Paul P. Keller, King, New York uta
Wilcox's, wood, Curtis & Parker. m,
.sE4 i,s SAILED NOVEMBER l.
Schooner Raynor, Montgomery, Norfolk, stone,
Schooner Ann E. Benton, -, James river, to
load wood Tor New York
CLEARED FOE THIS PORT.
Schooner Maiior W. Il. Tatum, Shoe, Philadel-
phia, october %. s5
schooner c. +. Sinnickson, Murncy, Philadci-
phia. october 80. 's.s"' -.sh& =
Schooner w, q. Nelson, Rose. Philadelphia, Oc-
tober 80.
Schooner Sarah Sheeber., Hughes, Philadelphia.
October 20. eta "a arr. ~ .+Tug.s -
Schooner Oakcs Ames, Hobokcn. Alexandria,
October 20. -! Sg.R gTsI -
schooner p. s. r. Railroad, No. SO, Alexandria,
October 30. a. - 80, -. - = '.iS- e =
Schooner William MCGEE, Woodland, Baltimore,
October tai' 4 #s-Et!.. It'll eel :" F. ,st
sehooner John r. Rees. woiford, Baltimore, oc-
tober 3 III ~. go - .
Schooner Bee. Hearn. james river, arrived at
.PhiladeIphIa October 49, ~ All .iHhfRN
L Schoenars. Morning Light, Brown, and Shekinah,
Peterson, from Richmond, arrived ut Philadelphia
October329 49, 4 sttt,aH
Schooner j.. il. Williams, North, James river,
arrived at Baltimore October 81.
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BY e. D. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.

r SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUB
i lie auction on MONDAY, November 80, 1879,
on the premises, at P. NJ, that very desirable
RRICKrYARD, containing five acres, situated be-
tween Williamsburg avenue and Osborne nn turn Turn
pike formerly occupied BY Mr. =. Wa os Fnow II
rs q whole, or may, at the hour of sale, II des-
rable, sell it in lots This properly is said 70 be
very Valuable on account of It's facilities for making
bricks TO those engaged in this line OF business,
Toulu ASA atsale. Il. D. EACHO,
oT AuctOnee
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COMMERCIAL.
ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. November !, 1878.
OFFERINGS.
Wusar.-Whlte, sos bushels. Red, $40 bushels.
CoRN.-Whtc 2S bushels
UATS.-l,1 6S bushels.
RYE.-12S bushels.
SALES.
WUEAT.-Whitc. 80 bushels common at Sl.oO ,
3G bushels fair at IL 60: 362 bushels prime on pr-
waite terms 70 bushels private terms; ~ BUSH
els very good ut 81 .6S-total, 63S bushels. m
WHEAT.-Red, 260 bushels Enod AZ Sl.Pu' ~
bushels ON private terms 60 bushels fair at 81 So
81 bushels very good on private ternls-totll, os9
bushels
CoRN.-White, A bushels good new ut 7Or.; "a
bushels good old nc 7Sc. 10 bushels choice OLD 1T
S0c.-total 37S bushels.
TArS.-2SS bushels very good Virginia spring ut
53c.-tOtal, 9Sl bushels.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARNETS

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. November Lotion dull; safes,
go bales mt 14SM15Nc. Flour in moderate de-
To fair ezra. St. 2OGS7.9J. Wheat 1c. better with
fair Iort demand Corn In good demand; hiah
mixed and yellow western. Gle. Pork quct ana
Il m at Sl5dESl52J. Lard active aud lower at
1916 Groceries dull. Savals dull and lower
Er,i g. X uui;r
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rAuCTToR sAIRs1Fasurs Dsys....
BY Lyme Il Brother.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeTs,
No. 1912 Main street,

IMPERATIVE SALE OF THREE.
i HANDSOME FRAMED AND BRICK BAsk.
MENT TENEMENTs. sITUATtD On THE
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR
SALE BY AUCTIoN;;.:We shall, at the request OF
the owner sell at public suction, on the premises,
meucing puncfually at AZ o'clock 2; d.:
list. That desirable BRICK and FRAMED AN TEN
EMENT occupied n.y. g. w. " ILLS, Esq. Contain
Sd. Two nice NEW FkAMED TENEMENTS,
adjoining the above, Luiit in the most improved
style containing SIX rooms roo eas; WIN USUAL
zach of the above houses have lots attached
fronting about 25x120 feet -
sale. aa% t-s-e
due at six, twelve. and eighteen months, Ior neg9-
M LYME & BROTHER. Auctfoneers.
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v.AroR.IN PETERSBURG.

np,a,s AspEARIY HISTORY OF THE CITY ~;
pErERsBURa DURING THE REvoLot ,lss
IN .ls12-IN 1se4-s- CoNDUCI OT anss
NOBLE WOMEN UNDER FihE1LS ,I,,oW re 2
II,LUsTRATING THE CooL nnavT M
ME sT(RY OF The FLAG OF THE OLD
rn1pTrENTH VIRGINIA -PETERsbuho
nslyxR HER FINANCIAL TROUBLES.
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POWDER AND SHOT.
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.
LAFLIN AND RAND POWDER COMPANY
manufacture the following brands, which they offer
the public as articles Of great superiority
ORANGE LIGHTNING POWDER,
from Nos. tot;
ORANGE DUCkING POWDER,
ON Nos to S, packed IN metal kegs OF 1t pounds
AUDUBON POWDER.
from Nos. to 4, packed In metal kegs Of st and l2s
pounds;
ORANGE RIFLE POWDER,
sizes F. c., FF G., and FFF. G., in metal kegs OF 81,
Is and 20 pounds.
Also. BLASTING and MINING; for sale by the
trade and DAVEH PORT L MORRIS,
So le-8m Agents for the Manufacturers.
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louisville MARKETS.

louisville. November l.-Flour dull, steady
and unchanged. Corn steady: 60465c. for shelle'
and sacked Provisions quiet. POI <, fI3.oUGgsit
Bacon-Shou!ders TIC; clear RIB, 63td.oIc. packeu
lie. Lard-Tlercc, SQpS4c.; kcg, &c. Wmskej
nominal and nothing doing.
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FINANCIAL.

.s.s. RICHMOND, November l, 1878.
Very little business was done at the City STOCK
Board during the week, and quotations have heen
merely nominal. Richmond City 6's have SHOWN
some life, about 10000 having been sold III tne
last two days at 68A TO 81. 90 was BID To-Day
for city S,s and 90 asked. So ..'#t
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ClSctHSATl. November 1.-Flour dull and nm
changed 1T S7.40 Pnrk-Only limited lohbinE de-
steam. &c on spot. Bacnn-Shouldcrs. &c ; clear
rp, &C.,: clear sides. G4u61sc. Whlskey. Sec.
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BALTIMpRk MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. NoymeDer 1.-Flour dull AMI de-
pressed Wheat steady. Corn dull: white southern,
77m7Sc.: yellow southern. 65tGGSc. Oats irlner
southern. 500 j1c. Eye steady and IL fair demand
ut SOGISSc Hay unchanged. Provisions iuct ;tn;i
unchanged. Western butter firm ana unciianecu.
Coffee unchanged. Whlskey nominal at Ole. sugar
dull III DC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. November Flour dull aud UNI
changed Corn dull; 37%M3Sc, for No 2 mixed,
east side track. Pork dull ut sl3.50@s13 3. 20.
Bacon dull and unsettled shoulders, 7c:; clear
sides. 7!std 73sc.. cash. Lard quie: and unchanged
manufacturing, 7c. Whiskey firm II 9Oc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03
by Grubbs 4 Williams,
kuctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Wal UABLE MACHINERY FOR
' SPLITTING WOOD, BORING PUMPS. &c,
AND SrEAa-ENGlNr,A Al hU' TON We sell
ut auction, the south sldc Of basin bank between!
Tenth and Eleventh street. idioin.ne the store OF
Erhard schultz. on THURSDAY. 9Th November,
1878 at ~ O'Clock NJ, Il lot of valuable machi-
merry, consisting in part OF
/ l1-dORSE POWER ENGINE:
l WOOD-oPLITTING MACHINE, Cororcr's
patrnt, with exclusive OF same Tor the city
of RichmOud;
! PUMP-BORI NC MACHINE:
Lot IL sHAFrISG, &C, &c.
TkRMS: At sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
s,r 90 AuctioncerS