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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
lFor other SaiD Nelcs see FIN Pa0e.l

lFor other SAiD Nelcs see rim Pdge.l
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP, Kennedy Galveston Oct %, yis hey West -Sh
sit, rodse. and pass Go C. n. Mallory Co u ~ -. -,
steamship Ben, Bikeman Richmond CITY Point aun SonoiA
Vftt ml~e. and pass. 10 Oh Dominion steamship Co.
Brs Mo Iugim (gLl. M4rche, csnI4l DAYS. 10 ballast
Bark Maray IT,. PurHgon Pacigoua 10 DAYS with imfr.
Scbr Y,uIee blade Coombs Jacksonville lays. lumber
seh. Meuass, Gale. Ge0rge,osu, d. T.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro>ro, No, SArnved etmships VIM. Lawrence from BALI
more. Nopn Rae-ua4e Panther Philadelphia;
rom Srw-York Diana, from Antwerp Amy from Philadelphia
h. !. o,stantn from Surinsm James Miller Mobile; IeuU
Jr,bgr from BrunsNck j. How land, from Philadelphia
nl Iaske Port Johnson; Anna D. TORY sld Starlight
from New Bedford VIM jenkins. from Turks island DoDe
Eva Ada Hattie Turner from Jaesaonsr Also arnSe steam
sh D Atlas iTom LigerpO0- ,..
Benep: bark QneD bng Sun for Queenstown brig
IT. ,ipp Marathon anu brig Pee log Norfolk
Del. Nov. 3AruTed. brig g. ~ Hunt run the Week
cs FOR 20 feet above the deck
CHRL.roN 3-Arnyed. brg m Robertson from Boston
hr 0bn shan philadelphia sailed steamship South Carolina
G,r NeW-iork bark Maggie llO-ton for LYerpooI
S,y,sNAu Noy 3Anved cht Ms g. Harris from Prov feace
steamship Regulator Seuiork. Sailed bark GGiteuour..
Bpmen
FOREIGN PORTS.
Neville Nov 3The Anchor Line steamship Oiymps Young
- Oct 2l touched today AMI procee 10 Glasgow
,v,y, Nov 31he steamship Mlntgtoa IRON AeE-io'E ar
rived hereY yesterday Afternoon.
DISASTER.
BosroS Nov -The schr Irene Of Mchss from Windsor s.
& s;rak Round Shoa SATURDAY and titerNar
n near Poea The captain ami taken on b. the
% Sea Ios landed Chatham. The sails and rssns we're
saYrd.
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Hon Henry u. Crosby OF Paterson j. passed through TIL
ctr On yesterday Lis Sac Faneseo-iChcsgo lmts %.
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The New Elastic Truss 1858 BroatHayl lately but snai
Gland h. whole heavens aLd startled tHe mrs
sld haetrpad backsiuiIhs with IL rolling thunder
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TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK COURSE.
FLEETWOOD PARK Monday, Nov. 3.-Sweepstakes

It D
300 mile heats, three IN Eve In harness.
j. Chiekenns b. h. Pet...........................l l
j. Drools N. Ice Cream.................'......s >
g. Clutc's 5r. Nett.
Tme-3:l8, 800 1901.
DAY-SSeepstakes $500 mile heats three IN ae Ia
W. Lynohs h. & Billy Lynch. j j
". StrouJs br. m Molly tcVi.........'....2
VI. MeNamarufs b. <. Dan.................l ! Dis.
T.me-S:O2 2:5i 2J02 2:t7. PSI
DAT-Naeh 500; mile teats,
q. walkers b. IN Lady AEuie....................l !
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Regular HepubiicsB Nomination.
FOR SENATOR.
JOHN f.. HENRY,
THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
(ERooSLySl

The Reiorm Council Candidates.
Theodore W. Dv y President James Ens't sEd Oswald oes>
dor Presidents have recommended be,sh Of 10 WAN
Council Convention. slecaOa Of the iolowag c@stals
S.prems CourA Lawrence. C. D00otua- T. Fsaesef ~
Bruut Superior COprtCaudins Morei u ~. sp""
Corf-Henry r. How asd. Henry Amer All y hes.i.
John NcCoo aud WA G. dLtcrpSg- hsss,o "n"o
S,raforfat-vtb y W Bosth and V. G kiJi sp - ofssa
ara Gro IIcnkep H. with Paeke sea II n asse
(sssm6Iy-IIId Tho. Naugan; va Aetn eAn' rYtta ~
-, WgcstsF IN Geo Clarke WIFE, ess2o nta<ri NJ =
Mshswssn aad q B. jt xl j. = ~s,Sasf Ain Ass
HeAfe Oliver T. Buell. Mia y a. WI Ras.s,h1 ~v,S.
~, n vsss.. xVih CLARK wtI;epotei HNl!iA. "a
haute XlNth Alex Marin, - '--N'' NNn a. " S0~sn4a.
KILT, Charles Gam. - ,osrvouvpp Soo ,.--.,x.
khIdkR
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Tyne False science. speech at ie lTnaa saHSIes o.
Plrsr GolA.L. TRIBUNE LRcrrRR BIrzA No. ..
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All Notices Of Marriages must oe mdorSed w,t, 'aH
sQnf ana addfess.
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,,v,,v Soy 3-The Anchor Line steamship Olympus. Yoi
- SioA Oct ~ touched 1ee today AMI proceei. 10 ,la,g
HAVANA Nov 3-lhe steamship Mlmugtoa' ron NeT-ioE'
ryei here yesterday aiscrroon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01
BY Wellington G0iG!n.)
G GI1I . c q Williams Auceoneer..
SALE OF yrpy

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
SNALCABLE REAL ESTATE On FIFTH
tOCkTH, NJ n, CAKY, AND THIRB
STREETS BY virtue OF 4 decree of the Chancery
7th Of October. 1873. IN the case Of Hobsone ey
ecutors against Hobson. &C.. we. the UNDERSTAND
commissioners i,r any two of them viii, through
" eiilrgton Goddn auctioneer. proceed Ia lei al
Ginning on WEDNt SHAY tive 5tk November.
TENEMENT on the west line Of Fifth between
Grace ana Franklin streets recently I'm the ocru.
pancy Of Judge T. II. titzhugh. fronting ~ feet
running back feet 10 AZ alley 20 feet wide II
contains ten rooms beside, the lsua! accoilno,..-
provcment:.
After which will he sold thar VALUABLE LOT
Oh the south side Of Main between Third and Fourth
streets. fronting 10 feet, running back 90 iee,
to "a, an alley. And thsreatcr: that fALUAHLE
Cary streets. fronting As feet, running back 1870
feet, bounded ON both sides by alleys.
And Oh the following day,--yiz THURSDAY tie
9th Of November, ls73-3t O'Clock r. ~. through
Gruhbs & Williams, uuctioncers, will sell those
SIX HANDSOME FRAMED TEN EMENTS, with
brick Easements, 1T the southwest corner OF Cary
and Fourth stress. each containing seven rooms,
besides the usual out-buildings. These tcucments
are in good repair. and occupied By excellent ten
ants. and are well built. They front zig tc"f each,
and run back 0l4 feet To All alley ten feet wi'ie.
And on the following day,-viz.. FRIDAY TIM 9TH
of November, ! S73 at 4 O'Clock l.. W.. through
BEAUTIFUL BRICK TESEMrSTS on The east
line of Third between Main aud Gary s;rrc>. each
fronting 25 feet running back 1870 feet Thc>..
tenrlnentS are very handsome: ART remarkably well
built: contain about eight rooms each one l. VA
cant. and the other Is occupied by good tenant.
They have all the modern Improvements ui:,i III.
usual servants accommodations.
TERMS Une-iUurta cash: balaur. * six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. int"rc-t
added. ami title retained till the further order 81 The
court, JOHN II. GUY,
|'''' CmaELES L. WILLIAMS
JOHN =. WISE.
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 31--Noon.-stocks excited
and feyertsh. Money!. Gold, 10sS. Exchange
long, OK: short, az. Governments dull and OIL
State bonds dull.
Ereniuq.-Money stringent; m0s commission.
Sterling dull at 106h. Gold dull at lOsaeeioo7a.
Governments dull and off for some. Slapcs dul anu
of, and not much doing Virginias, ~ new o.
consols, As; deferred, 7. North Carolina D. 10
new 10; special tax, s.
There was general feeling Of uneasiness In wan
s,rpet today, which extended to all monetary CIR
cles outside Prices on Stock Exchange touched q
lower range than for years. -,
It is believed that as the pooling arrangements ~
the bank ceased to-day they will soon show an In
crease In currency. Loan certificates, however
will continue indefinitely to aid business Interests.
The banks gained to-day 1000 la lcgal-tenders.
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OC. %

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM OF ONE THOuSAED AND TWEEN
TY-SkVEN ACRES, NTH COMMOnlor> M
TY. TWO MILES FROM HAMrDEN SIDNEY
COLLEGE, EIGHT MILES FROM FARMNlLLE,
AND TWO AND HALF Mills FROM
PROSPECT DEPOT. ON HE ALL MTG, MIS-
SiSSIPPI AND ONO RAILROAD, AT Atr-
TIuN.-By virtue Of the provisions Of DE: Of
trust bearing date the 4th da! III July Is from
}. W. Breckenridge and wife H. the undcrsi Sa"i
trustee, duly recorded in the Office r TN. clerh oi
Prince Edward county. 10 secure the payment 81
the several sums therein nioHcd. ttlnG required
so to do, shall trustee III SAID iced sell ~ lH-
Ii. actiDu on TU- SDAY the 18th day Of h0TeIn-
be-, 1873. at O'Clock i. NJ, IL. valuable IRA AL
OF LAND described In said decd \, containing
one thousand and twcnty -scvel! acres, thrc-iorih
OF which Is improved and In fine state Of cuitl'a-
ton. The remainder Is heavily timbcrcd win oah.
hickory and pine. which cali b. cut ana son 20 IAN
railroad n, rcInuncralirr prices.
The land Is well watcrcI. has nTSt-latc sri~t anu
saw-nil, and all the comvcnienccs and coinInrtlt-
lions of Il fine farm. There are ROW on the iiac':
besides the mill. nill-louse, and ,nali buiGInes,
two comfortable dwellings. with out-hou>,s: ~
that the place can easily DC rdd into three tracts
giving = sufciency of wood ana Cleared Eiiii 10
each. The location Of this pronerty Is one OF ~"
mos attractive In the State. The society i "i til
best has fine schools aud churches near tie ral!oau
depot stores, and post-oftce. Withn the past t"o
wears a number of Scotch and English have o.a'to
In the Immediate neghb1rhood.
TERMS: Cash. II. IS. IALiaf Ehn',
Or D5.oOdtdS lru~'t".
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by James VI. Taylor < son,
Real Estate Agents anG AnctioneerS.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE
L FARM ON JAMES RIVER ABOUT IN
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RlGHM0Hp'
ADJOINING CHAFlN'S BLUFF AND THE " H
TON ESTATE, CONTAINING ONE hUNDREp
AND SlXTY-SEVEE ACRES OF FALIAbLE
LAND, AT AUCTfON.-By yirtne Of u deed OF tru,t
executed To the subscriber. dated August ], lct
and duly recorded in the clerks office OF ieH!c"
County Court, in Decd Book 80, page Z3I. 20 sF-
cure the payment Of certain negotiable nos thef,ln
mentioned, and al the request OF the hoiHr OF one
Of said notes, will proceed 10 sci! AT puoc aac'
at the courthouse of Hcnrico county, on NoH-
DAY the Sd day OF November, 1873 tthat be uHI
court-dayl 1t IL O'Clock ~, tina! valuable fHhh
conveyed by said deed, and located Us aDpSe
The improvements consist OF n comrortabe lrallle
dwelling with four rooms, and the usual out.hnas+s
The land extends from the Osborne turnpike ~
james river with good landing thereon. lheIc
are about ! 90 acres cleared. OF which 20 acfS a'e
low-grounds. ,, ,.,..s NJ
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay The eXpenss .e 9t
a and a balance due on note OF @342.oo, Hineh
Is subject to 4 credit Of $500: and upon creSii' ~
TO S4S7.5O till February l, 1874 ~ 20 sou2.'J
till August /, 1874: as 10 s52O tlli rsDruai! -
1878: as to S5362J III August 1879, ir' NJ
gotiabe notes secured by deed OF trust. ie,m n
as to any surplus OF the proceeds 81 sue 49,
enough 10 satisfy the aforementioned sums VI Ill.,
ney due and to become due VII! BE- maie hiiomu y"
the day Of sale JAMES H. Ia 49,.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SOY. Anctioaeers. o. %
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BY Grubb. & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
" DWELLING, on TIE NORTH SIDE OF
CLAY STRICT BET " ZEN TW ENT =
SEVENTH AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
Claiborne } In ElcLnonu CmnccrE court.
Us.
Schcrlncrhorn Decree oc :oSth October. 1873
In obedience. to said decree We Will So" nj auction.
upon the premises, on MONDAY, Sd OF Sofcm-
Der, at AZ O'Clock r. NJ. n the risk and costs of
Lucy d. staples, administrators of Thomas A. sta
pies. that certain HOUSE and LOT on The north
side of Clay street between ! weny-Scventh and
Twentv-cghth streets, fronting 80 feet, and rum
ming back about 80 feet, being the same property
purchased by said L. a. Staples. III his lifetime
trustee for Lucy ID. Staples, ut sale made uY sas
commissioners on ped July, 1872.
TERMS: Cash for the costs OF sale anu Inc sum
of S547.67 with interest from the 25th of July.
lS73; credit until 25th July, 1874, for IS IS. G7
credit for S609.G6 until 25tu july, 1879; anu
the residue If any, al such time Us The said Lucy d.
Staples, administrative rs aforesaid. may direct :;
and In event of her failure 10 give any such direc-
ton then upon credit of three years from the day
OF safe. The credit payments 10 be for negotiable
notes with interest added and title TO he retained
until the purchase money Is fully paid and con-
ycyancc ordered by the cOuri.
WILLIAM J. LEAkE,
JOHN ). MORSOS,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs L WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc29
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RasssLss OF "A RAMBLER.

CHARMING SCENES REFlE"Ep--e'I Inns
AND THINGS ALWAYS WoNDEkFoL-A
uAppy oerrNGER on THE MOUNTAIN
s1pE-ABour HUNTINGTON AND THE
cuEsApEAKE AND, OHIO RAILROAD
,,owS THE ONO IN,THE sTERN-WHEEL
poar-Low WATER, BARS. AND FoGs-
C1SC1NNArLRER SUBURBAN DWELL
Observation-Disclosures
lists AND THE GENERAL WATER-LlNE-
RETURN HON Observation-Disclosures
BIG; FISH, ETC, Fac.
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RAITIAInRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. October 31.-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn quiet white
southern, 7s@soc: yellow SOUTHERN 63 3% js,n
tnmih"rn. 4SgD5lc western mixed. 4Sc.: western
White. 40c. Rye qnet at So@ ssc. Hay unchanged.
Provisions dull. Pork, S15.756l$lG. BULK meats
Shouiders 6I,ll67sc clear rib-sides, 6MGHc. Ba-
con-Shoudcrs and clear rib-sides, &c: Sugar.
cured hams, 13D14c. Lard. INC Sc Cofiee un-
changed. Whiskev quiet ut 94c. western Dutter
unchanged. Sugar unchanged.
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,,.a,oe,ers tho Miss McCurdies, and !

housekeepers the Miss HeCurdies, ana l
landed ut home. til.
Thus ended these my latest rambes.
Much have not noticed, and yet what
have said will nearly bore your readers 10
death. What if I had gone into connlp,,
tlonsv over the magnificent weather ana
the grand forests, with changing hnes, when
SO enchanted me on the whole reuter- II
forbearing to touch these entities me to the
thanks of the reader, am bis or her most
humble servant G. & F. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01

COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, October 31.-Comparat!yc cotton
statement FOR the week Net receipts 1T ali United
States ports during The week. l02.93o bales same
time las. year. 12i,770 bales total 10 TINS dlte,
47S41 bales: same datc last year. 6iS,GS3 bales.
Exports for he week. ol.294 bales same week
last wear, sc ,03l balcsOa 10 date 1JO.9U3 HlleS;
same date last year, 2i5.OO6 bales. Stock az an
United States ports. ESQ 6S6 bales last year, W.
926 bales. At all interior towns, except Senla,
50,4S7 bales last year, 43'9o3 Dl.es. I S GGn ~
bales. American cotton a1Uat for Great britain,
50 1000 bales; last year. $4,000 bales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01
BY Gruhbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TNHE BRICK DIV Z LIN No. G24
l. NORTH EIGHTH STREET, ADJOINING
THE CITY SPRING, For SALE AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, 9th of No:cmher, ut ~ o'clock T.
NJ, we will sell, upon the premises, the DWELL
ING occupied by Mr.. ". II. Fox, situated us above
Ii has seven rooms. Kitchen with four rooms, and
is furnished with wafer and gas.
The lot Is 70 by 1870 feet.
This property l. situated In pleasant and retired
part of the city and yet very convenient to bust
ness.
TERMS: ~ sale.
GRCBBS L WILLIAMS.
or . -pndt Gthetl Auctioneer>.
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by James L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
corner Of Main and Eleventh stree,s

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE's SALE
a AT AUCTION OF THE SMALL RpIcE
TENEMENT No. 6, on THE WEST STDE ~ II
PINE BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STPFrrS
BY virtue Of trus, deed from X. s, H,ryr,yn. -.
(bankrupt) and wife. dated 9th December. is71
and Only recorded, the subscribers as trustee in aid
on the premises, on THURSDAY, Noyembnr e San
1878. at 4 o'clock P. NJ, the property located =;
above. in the occupancy OF W. $. Tupman, E4I.,
having front OF twen!y-two feet and u depth Of
sevenfy-seven and half feet The dwelling con.
tains four rooms, wi h kitchen, SC.
TERMS: Remarkably accommodating; will
be made known 1T the sale. "
4. Is. APPERSOS. Trustee
oc 81 ROBERT STASAkD. Assignee
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rJE(JENATI MARK ETS,

C1SCGSSATI, October 31.-Flour quiet and steady
at ~. Corn quiet; new 30e.: 1J' 32g 4 :srd
dull Bacon uull, with j":,bng sales; shoulders
nc Whiskey steady II soc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. October 31;m7Cotton quiet: sales,
900 bales ut 14iSMf SC. Flour in moderate re-
nuest common to fair extra. So. 200!G.03 Whis-
Kew more inactive ut 91Gr9l4c. Wheat irregular
and unsettled. Corn closed dull ana reclinlng;
Lard good busintss at decline, 74@ 77gc. Turpen-
line weak. Rosiu quiet Tallow weak Freights
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MACHINERY, DC.


TNGINES AND SAW.MILLS.-We oEer
II for sale on liberal terms the following ~
.GISES and SAW-MlLLs, OF the latest ihipf'''"
patterns, now ready for delivery; r,.c,xr
One 3O-horse-p0%er PORIAb!.E s:SniiSE
one 2:1-hurse-powcr PORTABLE ENHt,NSu:
One 20.horse-power PORTABLE ENGINE
Two first. class FRICTION SAM-NlLLS.
ALSO, rr
One secondhand S-horse-power PORTABLE En-
CINE in perfect order. ,->.,,rI-.au
The 2O-horse-power PORTABLE EH"4Sf- -"
be seen In operation Ut the state fur:,,.vy
FRANKLIN MACHINE CoMtAH
~ ee-1w corner Nineteenth snd Franklin STREETS:
KEW AND SECONDHAND STEAMER
GISES AND BOILERS.
I 4O-horse-power STATIONARY,
! 35-horse-pOwer STATIONARY, nv
i pair 35-horse-power STATION ARl,., and
! 3O-horse-power PORTABLE ES"AN'
l 2o.horse-power PORTABLE ENGINE ana
! 1s-borse-poxer PORTABLE STEAM SAW
s-hoIse.poxer VERTICAL ENGINE anu
s-hssss;peser HOSTING ENGINE '''
4. hena.poWcr ENGINE;
I.arve Woedward's STEAM PUMP iatHs rvs.
RiNE BOILERS, 8 RETURS-FLCEb Oi s,.. !
20 inches diameter, 36 fee. long, lo.insp w.
4O-horse-power RETURS-sLUE bQlL1s NJ
2s.horse. power RETURS-fLUE BOiLEee' she.
TURN-FLUE ROLLERS rs feet long, 80 ,.i'Nif
diameier t12-inch nue; l2-horse,p29"sepr iE ES-
AK BolLEk, l s tEsA Sashinery,
Sharing, PuIies, &c. RAIN HUNiE -,
2l-Atk 1lUS Va. !! -
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ST I,OIrIS MARKETS.

ST.. LOUIS. October 31-Flour dull and un-
changed Corn dull and declining. Whi>kcy steady
nc 00c. Pork-Small lots, $500. Bacon-Dnly
small order trade. Lard-only pcddling lots sold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01

rJlRJrSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUA-
nEIoT OF LAND, WITH FINE DWELL
iNG-iIOUsE THEREON, ~ The TOM OF
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE COUNTY by
hIeXandcr Scott and wife. and duly recorded in the
clerks Office OF Caroline County Court Will sell ut
nublic auction to the highest bidder, at Bowling
Green, on MONDAY, November 10. 1873 Court
day). the following REAL ESTATE In and adjoE-
lug the town OF Bowling Green: tract contain
ing FIFTEEN ACRES, with large aud cOmfOra-
bile NEW DWELLING-HOUSE,w with al the ncces-
sary out-houscS.
TERMS OF SALE: All over the sum of twelve
hundred dollars to he paid in cash. and as to the
twelve hundred dollars, on credit of twelve, cgl
teen. and twenty -four months, secured by negOtia
BILE notes title to be retained until the whole pur
chase money he paid JAMES LYONS,
nr 3n-fls TrnStnp.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, October 31.-Yirglnia 6's. coupons,
old 81 ; consols, As. West Virginias, D. BID To-
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CUPERIOR JAMES RIVER FARM FOE

GUPERIOR JAMES RIVER FARM FOR
- SALE. IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO. Ten
MILES WEST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
CONTAINING 754 ACRES-AS FOLLOWS:
1861 ACRES SUPERIOR LOW-GROUNDS.6 SO
ACRES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so; G I,Rl 81;
ARABLE HIGHLAND, sc. ACRES MEADOW
AND NEW CLEARED LAND,25o ACRES ST.
PERIOR WOODLASD.-I offer for sale the above
FARM. known as sELLERSLlE," the late resi-
dcnce of Samuel Cottrell. Jr, deceased. The resi-
dcnce Is u large succeed brick house containing
ten rooms closets, porches, &C. situated In beau
tIful grove of forest trees. with kitcgen, smoke
house lumber and storehouses, quarters, and other
farm-house al! convenient. Large aud select Or
chard of apples, peaches, pears cherries ana other
fruits.
The farm Is very productive. Some of the river
land VIII WELD from sixty to seventy bushels or
corn per acre this year. From $500 to 5000
bushels OF wheat was the average crop prior to the
war.
The woodland will cut from twenty to thirty
cords OF wood 10 the acre; and as the canal passes
through the farm, the wood Is aim st equivalent 70
money, 1t Is but half or three-luarers of mile
from the landing.
This is looked on one Of the best farms on the
upper James 1t is easy OF access both by the canal
and the Westham road OH which It has front OF
half mile. Seighborhood good. View from the
house up and down the river very fine.
WILLIAM G. MONCURE,
oc 25-end5t No. Tenth street
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
...-.. BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A STORE AND
L DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF Sc
COND STREET BETWEEN CANAL AND
of the provisions of q deed of trust from #. ".
Carr, trustee for Mrs. Ann Carr, and the said Ann
Carr to the subscribers trustees. dated 9th October,
1871, and duly recorded in Richmond Chancery
Court office (beng thereto required by the holder OF
the notes secured) will sell at auction upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF No
Yember, commencing at AZ O'Clock 2. NJ, the pro-
pcrty conveyed in said deed, being the STORE
and DIV ELLING occupied by Alr. Thomas >. Cou-
sins. The lot Is so by 90 feet.
1925, with interest from 18th Of October, IL 70 !;
balance upon terms to be made known at the time
of SALE JAMES y. TODDlN,
Trustees.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctionners.
BY w. b. Radcliffe, huctionecr,
1l12 Main street.

r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION on MON
i DAY, November Sd, commencing NJ nall past
! 0 O'Clock, my usu assortment OF
GROCERIES, &c;
TO which will be Il" hed -
25 TUBS GOSHEN BUTTER:
80 w. Il. RhTCLIFFE.
49,, o. Auctionecr
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AUCT1ON sALEs-This Da.
BY Cook & Laughton, Auct1oneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

uORsEs, MULES, &C., at AUCTION.
IL THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we win sell at the
horse-iot pumpkins Alley ,,.,,
Several nrst-rate SADDLE and HARNESS
HORSES;
Five Young MULES, well broke, sound, ndgentic
SPRISG WAGONS, BUGGIES, HARNESS. &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
po1 Auctionecrs.
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BY e. D. Eacho,

Real Estate Agent and Auct,oneer.
No. Fourteenth street.
SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT pJTR.
4 lie auction on MONDAY, November Sd. 1919
on the premises, at P. ~, that very desr,h1..
bRlCk.YARD, containing Ave acres, situated baE
tween Williamsburg avenue and Osb1rne .r.r
pike. formerly occupied by Mr.. j. G. Wal, fnng
IN tle occupancy OF Sir. maynardj / shall oner 1,
US whole, or may, at the hour OF sale # d.a u
rable, sell II III lots. This property is said re ~
very vslqahe on account Of It's facilities for mak,n
bricks; those engaged In this line of b,ginpsss
would ask their especial attention. "''S'
IERas: Atsaie' Z. D. EACfIO,
w .. AuctlODee