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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-03

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ALVIN BARTON
Has now in his new Store
A Magnificent Stock of Goods
@a s FOR The EGEE0l
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
80 g G n q e
DRESS GOODS
In great variety, consisting of
BLACK AND COLORED LYONS SILKS.
BLACK AND GRAY STRIPED SUMMER SILKS.
JAPANESE SILKS. Plain and Striped.
Black Iron Grenadines. ers4r
SILK STRIPE FRENCH GRENADINES in Colors.
Printed Linen Lawns and Linen Suitings.
Percales, Batiste Cloths and Piques. & ~
LIGHT WEIGHT ALL WOOL FRENCH CASH
MERES. for Spring and Summer wear.
splendid stock of 81
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERfEs.
One and Two Button saf u EFrs a
KID GLOVES. "a =
in white. black and mode colOrs and party shades.
Ladies and Children's English and German Hosiery.
Ladies and Children's Gauze Under Vests
-afttz A beautiful assortment of ss
SILK TIES, SCARFS. SASH RIBBONS REAL
POINT COLLARS AND POINT HDKFS. g.
India Shawls from sl5 to $780,
FANS. T, PA r SOL ypnrs
~. IT,, -]'-N GUIPURE AND THREAD LACES,
.l' ''. LUBIN'S EXTRACTS. &c.
Prices low Goods shown with pleasure. se7 sesa.s
~ ar. ALVIN BARTON,
Tt.v. No. 10 Gay st.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.. ss17
GENTS AND BOYS FINE CLOTHING. xeggT
ALI goods in this department made in the best man
ner. f.t q ~ p" ,.t pa
NEW YORK MILLS AND WAMASUTTA SHIRTS,
Open back and front. $500
LINEN COLLARs-Czar. Byron. Dickens, Florence,
Matinee. and other styles. Ef.
LINEN AND DRILL DRAWERS.
Silk and Gauze Undershirts. tL'-trF
Silk, Lise and Cotton Half Hose. 49, I.tt-
Suspenders, Braces, Cravats,
"a Collar Buttons. Sleeve Buttons.
- szg.aas Studs. &c,
ALVIN BARTON,
10 Gay st.
.sgEE8fp ss ---}E .EEaT Esa q
L[F5FEE/E
CARPET DEPARTMENT..
.IHA $500 zHL
New patterns now on exhibition in
Velyets, frame body Brussels,
English Tapestry Brussels, % .rf..
Body Brussels and Tapestry Stair Carpets.
ply, Ingram and Hemp Carpets,
Coir Mattngs, Plain and Stripes,
White and Checked Canton Mattings, A, "a and GA
Checked Angola Mattings.
Floor Oil Cloths, all widths.
Lace and Damask Curtains.
Cornccs. Tassels. Loops and Fixtures
Administer. Wilton and. v elvet Rugs
Measurement Of rooms taken. Carpets made and
put down. {ifra 1FEtts ,-s1sT e
Carpets and Mattings at wholesale and retail.
~ 4b- ALVIN B ARTON, -
INCH %, 1873. ysrE n 4gtrf No. 19G Gay st.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-03
Live stock Market,

[These reports are made up from actual sales
and the readers ofthe CHRONICLE ma rely upol
their correctness. ~
The market is fair at last weeks quotations
especially for best grades, which sell readily il
Car load lots at 4a4lc
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-03
Paint Your Tin Roofs,

5-g erat Ice! Icei! Ice!!!
For. sale under Capt. Valleys tobacco
store by A. M. Spiro & Bro. ivSdtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-03
BEEF CATTLE,

No. butcher cattle, &c; good fat cattle; 3
SIC; medium to good 3a31c.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-03
SH EEP.

Demand good but offerings are light: Goos
fat sheep are worth 3aSlc and A No. would
bring 4c. fs-a1 ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-03
Knoxville Retail Market.

M Ns;I! . bus. es ss'SSs
Oats, p bus.........40 @ IS
I" sheaf. Pcwt1 coo SIS
Onions, $1.25@l. 50Fbu
Poultry-Chickens,. 2a35
Ducks, is On
i" . Geese. 50@69
" Turkeys. Sl@1.50
Peas-dr'd. 4buss1 .00@L25
Potatoes-sw't Fb1. 50@1 rs
+" Irish, :75c
Pcaches-dried,Ff b 90 10
Powder. 1EtF 40t95O4b
Rice, Tfb. ..12X@
Sugar-crushed. Tfb Is
" Coffee. 15@16za
q" yellow 14@15
/" Brown. 11@l2x
SOAP. 4bar. . SOLO
Salt, p Sack 2.G
Syrup,......... 5G9Sl.UTgal
Shot, 15t920Fb
Tea-green,-...6 O@1.75 p b
+" black, 59t91. 25Rb
Tam. 50Fgal
Tallow. p D...-l0
Vinegar. = al 40 q so
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-03
washington County.

The closing exercises of the present
scholastic year at Chatata Seminary viii
take place on Monday, Tuesday an(
Wednesday, May the 10th, Goth and 2lst
-Leafet. rr Us.
The closing exercises of Blue Spring
Seminary will take place on the 18th ant
10Th of May.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-03

ton, which he supportedsby able argu-
ments:
The special committee to whom was referred the
the city was submitted having reported in favor Of the
same; and further. in favor of purchasing site Of
n 3 bonS fso es
ing per cent interest CONDITIONED that the right to
issue said bonds be authorized By the votes of the peo-
RESOLVED. That the chief MARSHAL DO instructed to
tho on the 18th sy
the 20 question Of issuing 20 bonds Of 5000 each payable
Works, those against shall vote Against Water
Works." and the result of said election viii be re-
ported to the next meeting of this Board
Alderman Logan opposed Mr.. Camps
resolution and rather doubted the power
of the city to issue more than 500, 200, as
it required an amendment to the charter
in 1856 to vote that sum for water works.
Major Carpenter supported the resolu-
tiOn-he had talked with men of business
and all with whom he had conversed were
in favor of having water works.
Mr.. Fouche explained his position. He
favored water works, but unless the
amount voted was sufficient to erect them,
he was opposed to specializing in real es-
tate. ,...r
Alderman Logan amended Mr.. Camps
resolution by saying $50, 900 instead of 800
600, the amount necessary to secure the
site. .slIiy8-aE Is ssth zg ri
> Major Camp supported the resolution
and urged the importance of securing the
site at once.
On motion, Alderman Logan's amend
ment was tabled.
The original motion was then put and
carried. Sc, z-s,,szsi 8 ..,-i 49,
Mr.. Anderson, of the 9Th Ward, asked
that Bradley street, in North Knoxville,
be improved so as to render it passable.
The Mayor read a communication from
General Holman, asking that a committee
be appointed to confer with him in regard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-17
AUcrros SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonecrs,
Office corner seventh and Hull streets,
Manri,es for Va.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
- THUtT yAhEAB lST E r. EsEhtET OK
TIO>S OF THs. TOWN OF MANCIiEs TER. III
PROVED AID uNIMPkuVED.-lst: Four 80,
feet lots situated on the corner OF Fiittenlh anu
rcrTy streets and running b ,cs IS feet.
Cd Four 30-feet lots on said Perry street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth sirreis-the one on Inc
corner or Fifteenth Inns small two-story framed
house. now occupied by Walter Day, ESD, rs y
sri,OohOIse.
al. &C. feet by s5 on The south side Of Bainbridsa
street. commencing 1T the corner %! Thirteenth
street. This property has good framed building
Ihrrpou wedding rental Of i so per annl,m.
south side of Hull street near the corner OF Four
tccnth and Hui streets. There are some improve
menis on this property, and tits finely situated Tor
SIN. Is feet by 10 Situated on the corner cf Hull
and seventh, streets. fridge avenue. There Is
large t;yo-s,ury frame building Oh this property
now in the occupancy oil Mcssrs. bir'nn x m0nr
r0jncrv. aucOncprs. anu MIS- yatt coilccloiieI,
1T Il rental OF sGl. per aniitll AZ
This is the most lesr bic piece Of property ofl.r-
cd since the war III the town. us prvAlnhy 20 III,
free bridge ana being Immediately ut the corner "i
said Hull street aud Bfi1ge avenue makes II par
ticu,rly we'll adapted rs first class hlstucSS Sol
This Is the most tesrrb!e property we ha:e c.t'
offered. and should attract the attention. VI cap'
lll.is AMI all seeking fir t-cass Investments
All Of the abuyc'escribef roal estate sou ior '
benefit OF the late Thomas II. J"ncs's heirs.
This property will be sol at pubic auction or
SAL URUAf, September y, 1879, on iie premises
= 1ihmrncing ut Al O'Clock T.. NJ, ut the corner OF
Fifteenth and Perry streets
TERMS: Uuc-fourth cash; the balance at four.
ing Interest II ON day OF sale and secured by trust
decd.
Any one desiring any information, or wishing to
see this property before the day Of sale, will call on
the auct.oneerS ut their Office.
'''' '''''' MOODY & ROYALL,
sel7-W ,S.W ,Th,F&S-st Anciioneels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-17
COTTON MARKETS. SErrE,lnEE IL.

Observation-Disclosures mi,itllings, 203c.; low
middlinys, 1910; STREET good Ordinary, lisc. Re-
ceiptS, III bales,
CHARLE>TeN.-Dull and easy: middlings. lSc.
nominal lo% mddlins>, lie. nominal; strict good
ordinary l6ic. Net receipts, 500 bales: gross as
bales. Sales. 100 bulcS: stock. ,OJG bales.
MEMrIiS.-Dnll: midiliHSs. l7tc.: receipts, 35S
DIles: shipments, Isl bales: stock. 3,ll2 bales.
GALv ESlhN.-Quiet: good ordinary. l6tc.; net
receipts II bales exports co2stwiSe, 33s biles
safes. .. bales stock, J.Si1 htlcS.
AUGUSrA-iicayy; low middlings. l7@l1ic.; re-
Gel ITS, 43t iEileS sales, 3Uo iriics.
NORFOLK steady: luw midilings- Isle. net re-
ceps 22G bales, exports coaStwse l5J acS: sales,
81 Bales; stock, $40 bales.
MpBlLE.-Quirt luidilngs, l>tc. low middlings,
lTllTic. strict good ordinary. 30t 80; net receipts
s51 bales exports coaS:wisc, sd hucs sales, 80
bales: s:Ock, 53 =.
| NEW oRLEASs.-Strong and good demand mid
aiing, lS:c.; low uiddues. ls2c.: strict good
binary. l6t- Net ccpS. 3.i bales "roSS, 81. bales
Safes, 20 uac,: sock. s3!a bales.
| BALTIMoRE.--Duli: mitiaugs. 20c.: low mid
din.s NC; strict god Ordinary. l7:c.; net re-
ccipts, ?5o bales: gross receipts. SO lles exports
coa,twse 2!J bales sales, los bales: stock, uI bales
| SArASNAH.-Uemand Loncrl,c: middlinge,
rae: met receipts, 1917 bllcs sales, 700 bales
stock. S,l9i bales.
Boston Quiet; midd!ings, 2o:c.: net receipts 10
hlcs: gross receipts, I6I bales sales, $50 bales
stock, 0.Wp bales.
WlLMINGToN.-Quiet; mi'idlings, lsic. net re-
cciptS, 81 bales ports coaStwise, 100 b,cS sales,
IS ia.es stock, l07 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-17
BY W. Go.idin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
cnrnrr Eleventh aud Bank Slrrtla.

TRUSTEES SALE At AUCTION OF
i YALUABLE LOTS AND snVEK1!: NEW
BRICK TENEMESTS THEREON, ADJOINING
EUKER'S "ARk.--By virtue of deed of trust
executed 10 the subscriber by Mr.. +. }. Euker and
wife beirng date 9Th October, 1879, duly recordedin
Richmond Cinnccry Court. | shall, In execution
thereof proceed 10 sell at public auction the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY the 18Th September, ls73,
commencing M 5 O'Clock p. NJ II fair. II not, the
first fair day thereafter the real estate c"nreye, hy
the said deed Of trust, having trout Of one hundred
and sixty feet the south side of Clay street ~ n
Mug lsck about three hundred and thirty feet 10
Marshal! street. which IL has also front or one
hundred and sixty feet. bounded on the west ~
North street.
On that portion which fronts, on Clay stree!
There have recently been erected nine or 10y hand
some briSk dwellings. with vcrandas Ia front anu
neatly flashed As tbs Is the prior deed On Inc
property. shall commence by selling the vacant
In on the norh side OF Marshall street lin lots Of
suitable sizrJ and then beginning at the southeast
corner of Clay and Norton streets. sell "ntg So
mann Of the said 49, teneiuents as shall DE sum
Client To satisfy The GSt and expenses ot the sale
secured by said trust deed.
he Decd requires cash sale 10 the extent Of
$1,000 with Interest, aud lilscS of sale. AUD an
instructed 10 sell on these terms.
So s-tIs ". GoDDIN. Trustee.
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COM VI ERCiAi..
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Tuesday. Srr!rmhrr ~.
OFFERINGS.
V'rrAT.-Nhiic ; :of bushels. Red, 2,7G; hushel,
I'np< -Wi'.tr i.g lI,sil.:S.

tFFFEINtI~.
Wl1EAT--Whiic, sos hu> hcis. Red, 2,7Gi bushels
ulN-Ni ,ir, i43 bushels.
DAT>-5t h;:.ir.S
SALES.
TuEAr-Whi.c, -: bushels prime 1t Si.I5: az
h;;t,i> vrrv good ii t.T2 IL bushels very ="n! a
= -; II, III, .r!s y.Ty good II SlTJ: 3ta hIs.n'
rn,r ri '"I: bushels iar I'll SlGa: .S- buSlc!,
fair at 80: Isl bushels al Si.3'2: l3D bushels prime
ON private terms: 10 bu,h", common at Sl.a: lo-
tn ,hri> common al Sl.3j: 81 bushels common III
.u-tn1al. /" i1J b~iIrtS.
NIIEAr.-l:"d. 81 bushels prime on pflIae
,.rus 10. bushels Tcrr good - Sln: - hii'ir'is
cool ~ 80 g. bushels far n Sl.tO 80 'h!,nria III
: SIS: 81 bushels r"mrnb' 1t :l.ao; tS h,isii.i>
common 1t Si.!0: 81. bushels common III :!'''-
tU;n.. 2."34 hLs;icis. - .
tnrx-Whsr. 10 bushels prime Virginia n &c.
b,I> % bushels prime Virginia spring nj SIC 4;
-, iu~ir, "r rivat" terms 21i hSiiciS yer! S""i
Vir.ri,.;, ,,,ring Al :,r.-tutai. .bl Bushels.
!.E-EEHIBTTED.
WHEAr.-Nhiic, ~ bushels Red. lo2 h'lslelS.
O\y,,-gjg bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-17
ByJ l.. Apperson, Auctionecr,
No. 1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOCUST HILL,
i A REALLY VALUABLE FARM, II ahsS
THE RICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL
HOAD.-By virtue of decd Of trust from the iate
and recorded In Amelia County Court, shall, iu cx-
ecution thereof at suction, on the premises on
THURSDAY, October :, ISIS. at u IL, III iSr u
not the next fair LAY therrafter,) the real estate
conveyed by said deeI, being the really valuable
FARM called LOCUST HILL, located as shos n
abou, twenty miles from liichinon1' on Ky
DkED ACRES. more or less. With the "" LIZ
ING and other Improvements thereon, ad on %' Sn
the sid DE ErleS resided, and AFTER MS uea'' '
home Of his family ,, :. "a,
TERMS: The deed requires cash IS TO about :s ~.
and expenses OF sale, but one fourth III c.sh an' '
balance nj six and twelve months, mltn ibleiss 81
viii be accepted AS to he residue Of the purSh'se
money the ter.ns will be announced ,! sale MI cF
'. W ~ - j. l.. APPERS0N. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-17

PMTIMoEE. September lG.-Flnuruuict aud un
changed. Wheat fairly active for southern west
era dill Choic" amber, Sis: good Ia prime req
Sl.6;Gi Si..5 ohio AMI Indiana red, Sl.5UGt!l 80
Pcnn>y haiiil, 81. 5CtdSl.74. Corn irmer-Nhit
southern. Sc: yellow southern. SIC. Oats hril-
southern. 4!H 4jr.; western mixed, 3Niic; we.'erI
white. I5Tr I6r. Rye STEADY al s5(hSc. hay hrlh
PENNSYLVANIA aud Maryland. S2!MS2s. PROVISION
dull and unchanged. Western butter scarce am
unrhaagci coffee unchanged. Whiskcy hrmer u
Dc ,rGTc. Sugar unchanged.
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9itI,mond 1lspatth.
WEDNESDAY ..SEPTEMBER Il, 1873.

Tur STSlES OF TuE " kSIiISGToS NEGROES
AGAINST THE kAr!cAI. RI>G.- IScenc at an IN
,iirua.ian meeting Of negroes, reported by
the Star MIR. Isaac Sinner said tac coored
rrnn,c ,ui.-ht as we'll be slaves one way rs
smother. and il was no more honor 20 he i
slave TO the Rrpun'icau party. if 1t is 30 DC
governed ny tric&cGy. than il Is 10 lie save
to the Democratic party. II had been o!S"d
by the opponents q; The elective 'fa'irhi>e
ia the Congress 81 ,hc United states ,hal II
The franchise was given tc !hc negroes III IN,
D!<,ric. trick<tcrS and de'aa"ociic> ""u'"
use them for seE~h purposes. ana they IL"
have full and lair sam'ic OF II. ,.
Oid Mike Sinner: " Fiat they dla aa'
Coos truth.
Here old Mike could stand il no LONGER.
and took :ar centre o;-ihc room. Wnrr' Nv
delivered one Of his characteristic >pcccHcH'
commencing by announcing hilns'H Il "o''er.
Hc had been working ~ TIC ha't> ever
since the rich: oi voting had been gwen l"
hrn. and .r found now l!'at lie was all me
time working !rr TIE tin%. He h2a con-
cludca 10 have a master no longer. Ills
:. old mar>tcr and mistress he hoprd were
noy sitting III the right hand OF God All
the devils in hell. by the 'si>tancc OF God,
roud not drive him. He WIS opposed to
rings. There he cll' the figure OF ling on
the dirt Il ,or with bis r!.,ht foot in The CEN
ire Of the room. and mad" il the subject o.
q lengthy discourse. much 20 the delight oi
the crowd Re dc,cri!cd how coloret mcn
were driven into toe ring 10y white men, ana
afterwards they would turn their backs ON
them and say, sob, hes d d old Niger
what do we care for him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-17
By 7. 8. SeabTry. Au !tioneer,
Petersburg. Va.

THEW ALUABLE QUARRY AND
l. TRACT OF LAND belonging to the late urn = :,
of Bowie Il Wright. containia. TWEArI-fonis
AND THREE-OUARTER ACRES. two miles
from Petersburg In Duwid lie, will be sold al auc
ton on WEDN -.SDAY the 18th Of SnptcI,her al
le O'Clock at L. S. Scaburys stsMc, In PctersDare;
twelve. aud eighteen months, purchaser 10 eNccule
nego,ble n"tes well endorsed carrying ,nereI'
from date, and trust deed 10 SECURE tnE'l
Trustee of Wright and vic.
ALEXANDER DUNNAN,
Attorney for BowiGS heirs
Z s SEARERY. AnctiOneer. se lV-M r.N w OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-17
by Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,

TWO ATTRACTIVE AND VERY VAL
l. LIABLE BUILDING LOTS. SITUATED ON
TIE GROVE AVENUr. AT IT'S lSTERsEC-
TIUI OF THE EAST LINE OF IakElE
NTNGS. FOX SALEAT AUCTION.-We SHALL at
HE request OF the owner, sell al pniic auction, on
the premises, on SATURDAY the 18th day Of Sep
tcInipr, 1873 ut 81 O'Clock Z. NJ. those TWO VAL
AEfE VACANT LOIS located IL above des-
cribed, fronting the north site of Grove avenue
Each 30xlJ5 feet to an ALLEY.
The location Of the above lots renders them quite
valuable for building purposes, and To any one De
string TO make a good Investment offers great In
ducements. ,,,,,,,.
TERMS Al sale LIZ y BaOli HEX,
ca IN kuctionc..rS-
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BoRS NOVEMBER -. 1881;
n, I.,,. "a fS-n

massachusetts, diI4't utter the sad words
that
.'lt might have Ben
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-17
BY Gruhh. L " iillams,
Real Estate Agents ami AuctiOnccrs.
Eleventh street between Slain and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE
i OUTFIT AND STOCK OF TIE" Bill l.lAED
TEMPLE" IN PRICES BLOCK, OtER NE
STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA. NJ. JOB NAlS
STREET. Ar AUCTIUN.-ln execution "I '!t.e,'
OF lust from George w stO the subscriber ditrlota
april. l373, AMI duly recorded IN kirllIn"nu ,imi1-
Gerry Court Office. being thcr, Ia rcaur"I bv nc
creditor secured. will sell auction al r Bii'arh
Temple, No. lI03 Main street. ON TIT ESDal =,
18th September. 1913 c" mn, ncin2 ~ II nr,Gch A.
III the rrcpGr,y c2nyeiI" ~ Saiu Ist' vs.
ONE 20 l. AND CARoM TABLE, with BALLS
CUES, Sc; . go.
COIJNTt KS and BAE-FiNTCREs.w with GLASS
WARE DECA >TEkS, &c. SC.
RAR-,K MESTS. WATEk-COOLER.C GLOON:
WINES, LIQUORS and GIG Ako.: CHAIRS. So
LEES, &C.. &C.. sc.
A good opportunity 20 huy such articles
TERMS: At sale. F.P TURNER, Trustee.
I.HI-ups y WILLIAMS. AuctlOneerS. scE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-17
s!r... WORK ITS,

NEW YORK. September iG.-Colton steady fo'
old: >li", al.p bales II; "OGL .t3c.: new low mid
,IIinc> lntc. nrw barley middngs. l3c. southern
lar .iull common to ,ir extra. S56 $40 gooa Ia
choice :: 5JGr sil. Whisky steady III 34c. Wheat
Winter rrd WESTERN &l6.: new white western. 81 -
t'nru-~;.lI,rr. western mixed, $50 iSc. Pork
,ui,.; AID Il SiAdc iirncr: new mess. SlI33. i'tcl
ruirr ana steady mess S.m.Sl0.5n. Lard ilrmcr III
La. TurirT;inc. ~ n !3c. R"sin qniet Ill sflV
,iul.S firm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-17
by ID. X. Ncisigcr,
Auctionccr and Land agent,
ltl5 MNin street.

TUAT MOST DESIRABLE AND At
l. TRtCTITE LOT For 4 BUSINESS SIAND.
SirItATrD on PEARL. CARY, AND NEW
SrHEET>, UPPuS!TEJ. p. "IEsfON Il CO.'S,
RICHMOND. Al EUCTiuS.-ng request OF Ny.
Jnhr 4anillS | will sell, the premises, II l.
c'clo X v. On THURSDAY the 18th Srptc@nrr'
!siy the above LOT. fronting Oh Pearl srcst % feet.
I'll ming back on New ~ feet ana on tir! :. icrt
able prccs "f property III He city. II convenience
10 t,potS mills, ch"uSes, &r., viii save large
percent. III draydgc. Ii Is suited 10 any ,k!hd of
,u,inc
ii here are about $4,000 bricks, which ihc pur-
chaser will got.
FERNS: Unt-thir'l cash balance 1T onc and t"o
YEAR. Interest added AT six per CENT. III negotiable
NOES secured 10y u decd OF trust.
SELF -. IL. WEi>lCER. Aurton"er.
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DOR RENT for one year, or LEASEAs
l. for two years, from the LIST of October. my III
HOUSE. with without furniture. The house l. 10
Gated on franklin streeI between Foushee and Adams
streets, contains ten rooms with gas. water. fur
mace, bathroom, and ali modern convenienccs.
in thorough repair. The Kitchen has five rooms
with range.
Sc 3-3fawlm 9 west Franklin street.
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PE,ToEATloS OF >ToIEs HnNns.--[:ron
the Ne" York P"S:, September -. -a">srS.
G.. A. Keep Il Co. bankers AID brok@;>, %
Nc. lG Nrw rect, wio were, fortnight
ago. robbed 81 100000 ia gold noic!, bonds
and cllrrcnry. ly a ioun.. man ii then c'l-
plcy. have Just had nrarlg Tho luI! amount
returned ;v them through friends OF ihc en-
irzzirr. The !"ung rN-ri"rk returned t"
this city on Thursday, and after asccrtall!>n-
that bis employers were disposed to com
promise the natter on the return o. Tue
money, iln property was returned, WITH the
exception at :. small amount which had hrcn
snc:t IN tray Hing c&inn>cs. lhc Eat'a'I,>
returned - Tie tru consist at Si'.'Do III
GOLD certificates. SIS geo in United states >
Der cr,lt c..lI;"n '."E,!s. and some currency.
/; vii, ice remembered That Mr.. hcrt' cave
the lad thc money l. deposit OH saturday.
AUGUST 81. At about } +. VI. No deposit
was ma,lr, and IL the young niri did not
arp,ar 1t mc cifirc OH tn" Mo:day follow
in., un investigation was made Whch Dis
C.cScd t..c above facts.
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ItN(u Att ETS.

ClNCISSATi, September l6.-Flour lsiet and lii.
charged Corn firm at s3dt55c. Pork steady III
sIG Lard tirmer; steam. &c.. sales OF 800 tltrce'
last evening at Sc. summer T8c.; Kettle, StgStc
Bacon steady; shoulders, DC. clear rib, loo clear
| ". Nhisacy StCauy al 23c.
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PORT or RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER IL, 1875.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg Gco@irsan Baltimore, mcr-
<ll.niiS. and passengers, w. /. Brett.
sira;ssi eliza iitrcoN, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cuaadisc and Eis>cn@rf>. L.. *. Tatnm. agent
achortcr r. Arcu.Irii>, Aorfu!k, 10 ioad coal,
Curiir 4 80.
schooner -. Miry's, S'c'imla, Philadelphia. pig
iron. Old Dominion Nail \ nrKs.
Schooner \. VI. Edwards FORBES, Philalel Yhla.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and Passengers. q. W. Allen Co.,
agents.
\ Schco ,er David +. Wolf Todd, Baltimore. mcr-
Rshanii,e, Curtis { Parker.
Schooner Jola X. Ford, Eldridge. Norfolk, bar
8fcls ami slaves. Cnrrie & Co
Schooner 4. VI. Lee. 10 ylor, james river. light,
Schooner kcrcca Knight, Bartlett, New York
ria thickahomii ). wood.
Schooner !. II. Wainwright. New York rin York
river, railroad ties.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
1 PHILADELrHIA, September l2.-Schooner VI. v.
{ Cook, Falhcuburg.
LIysRpUoL, September BRIG Der Plommer,
9ahnAe.
MEMORANDA.
i WEST POINT. September .6.-Arrlred and sailed
on return, steamer sue, Sickle, Baltimore, mer-
schandise and passengers, Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake Railroad Company.
& CHARLESTON, September l2-sailed schooner
ID. +. Keeling, from Richmond for Savannah.
By TbLEGRArH.
& NEW YORK. September 1G.-Arriyed, Stea n crs
Franco, City Of Mexico, HatteraS, Ocean Queen,
and City Of Bristol. arrived out, Steamer: spain
and caiabria. . ....... t....
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

TrEsDAY, September 10, 1913.
SALES The sale. to-day were FIVE shares OF Ma
,iona, RINK nf Virginia stock al los.
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IoIfISVIIIE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, September l6.-Flour s'eady. Corn
firm aud III :air denandliglIt supply: 6O6p63c for
shciied. sacked anu delivered. Provisions quiet.
Pork nominal al slG.5 Eacon-shouder>, au9tc.
cIcar rib, lOsllusc.: clear sides, lOsc. packed.
Hams-s,ig;r-curcd canvasrd. laGgl3t.; plain, l3c.
Lurd-icrccs, s5Gtgc.; kegs, t34lor.; steam, tic.
n duli AT