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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-04
RICHMOND MARKETS.

"''-[' SATURDAY, August 2, 1873.
Country Produce.
R5ots, Ginseng, s9Ys5c. seneca, without top, SOC
Beesuor.. 2s@Jec. aR Il.
POTTER. Pm me to choice yellow, 2O@o3c. poor u
good, l26Jl5c.; common, SQl0c-
sr0om. Corn: Green, 60Sc. red, 3!@4c. ...
corn .nenI: $50. "a bushel. .... .. ....
Dresssa Meats: 5alted pork. s@oc. So.
Egos: In barrels Is. ~ dozen; In crates, l9c. 4
dozen. Dull and declining
Flour. Virginia county, Is quoted to-day: Fine
S6@so.25; superfne, S7@A725; extra; S775; FAM
NY ordinary run ss.SOQsS'''' fancy olahos' slO.'o
a ls;""s''' 80 f''lD' A''''''S''' ''-'' ~
Ftrsesd: sl.sc@xI 30 q br,shef, ..
Hay: Virginia Timothy, sl.O5@$f.?o: clover, $50
e0c -." t
Lard Country, loo. .H
oats: Baled. none In market.
Potut0es: Irish, 7sc. G$l u bushcl
Rye: soas5c. q bushel. ..
Sumac: S'.25. ~ q. .... ..#.
ShuckS: Sl.soGsl.25. .... ... >
TrlLo,o: 7a@sc. "a b. ......,.. ... .....s 81.
Wool: Washed, 4O@iac.; unwashen, 24Ga2ec.
Cement, Lime. Plaster, SC. ...-,
Cement: s2.25@T2.3o ~ barrel; Roscndale, $3.50.
Lime: Agricultural loaQl2sc. % bushel; Virginia
Indian Rock, Il .2O@1$IA0; Rlyerton, Sl.239$l 40
Rockland. sl.s5QSl.so. -...s.l
P,aMs LUMP, none In market; srouh' VIZ
ca'c'neo' "sq's'''' Dry Goods. :.
Broom S.eainqs and Sairttngs: a Manchester ste
lo.c: Manchester, s3c. - m man re.
ranissvilIe e s.k 81 roto 9D;s lssf rock
bridge. &c.; "A Leaksvine, 12c.; - W. Cones
oga, isic g. Gonesos;. l, t;j p consstosa
,stn. "a Masonvie. i5ac.: ID Rockdale l4,c IA
Home, lac; A Oneida, I2tc.; a. Ar3n5iale, nc.
4. Social, LODE; ~ Anoskeig, Rtc.; Whitestone
&c; ,tsm a iee 1oI. city iIls, &C. 49, wv
Bro,en Drills: Petersburg, lisc.; Westford, 12ic.
: Gsssset jeans: Pavania, 1csc.; Amoskeag, la.c.
ii1 Denims: Harlem, l2sc: Boston Steam Mills, 12Ac.
prints: American. loo. Aliens, ioc.: Rich
,pond l0c: Stlrayue, l0c.; Manchester, .lO3c. /;
Washington, losc.; Hamilton, losc.: Merrimuk,
losc. Mallory. me-: Oriental, loc. Pacific, loic;
Cambrics: Rice, &C.. 4; English, &c. ....
Drugs, Dyestufls, Oils, &c.
alcohol: S2.15@s2.2s q gallon.
Concentrated Lye: IS % case of four dozen.
Coppfras: &c.
COchiaeat: 81 q b.
Ertreut If Logicood: lsc.
indigo: $l.2sc.
Nader: Ice.
OTIS: Linseed, $l.lo@p$L15: machine, SlGSl.7B;
sperm, 1926: whale, S6c,: straits. 7ol75e. lard.
s2sc.; sweet IS a. dozen; best salad SlI: castor. 81
q gallon: Virginia IuUricating, Soc; kerosene 2ac.
9a gallon. l
Race Ginger: Ice. ~. 80
Soda: SAL, &C., In kegs; English soda, &c.. Ameri-
can. tic.
Spirits TtrDei,tfne: sec.
Fertilizers.
Guano: Peruvisn. $50; Guanape, $40 "a ton;
Sea Fowl. ESQ; -1ncitic. $50: Powhatan rsw-bone
F5us four raw-bone, geo; Pied
mont ass Maryland tobacco food, SEQ.
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
C1ndgs lsc. X Fl.
Lemoias: $ls9s:e.5o q box.
orangea: $ll.5o9 $la.ss ~ box.
Groceries, sc.
Rdcbn: Shoulders. loI lGtc. ribbed sides, IL 1loc.
ana scarce; Clear ribbed sides, llgQl2c.; VlrguIs
uG; Virginia hans, H0Vci sugar.
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5rg- BY james Mt Tay lor 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
of,,ca c,runr If EIoyontb .uJ Rant srr,,,s

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FRONTING on TIE SOUTH
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND
Sr vENTEESTH STREETS, KNOWN AS THE
MIDDLE TENEMENT OF THE MANSION
HOUSE." AND AT PRESENT OCCCrIED By
A. l.. JACOBS. ESQ 'aT AUUIIgS.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed on the ?st DAY Of No
yenber 1862, to the subscriber from VI. y hrJckcr.
recorded In the clerks office Of Richmond Hastings
NOW CIancery) Court in ID. Il. j., 4, PAGE j?7. 10
secure The payment Of certain negotiable notes
therein mentioned, 1T the request OF The beIebci-
ry in said deed and In conformity with tLe dire
tons of decreeOf the Chancery Court OF The City
of Richmond pronounced on the 9Th day Of May.
1871 In the case Of Shields rs. kracker shall sell
at public auction, the premises. on FRIDAY The
cpd day OF August 1873, III O'Clock z. ~ if fair II
not the first fair day thereafter sunday excepted,
that desirable BRICK STUREand DWELLING on
the south side OF Main between Fifteenth and
Seventeen streets, No. 1926. The LOT fronts twenty
one feet two inches, and running back ninety.iouf
feet to an alley fifteen feet wide.
TERMS: Enough III cash 10 pay the expenses OF
sale and the sum of Slr4S.5as, with Interest from
May 27th, 1871 at The rate or ten per cent per All.
NUN, until paid, and u creait for The sum OF
Sl,G45 5ss, for which negotiable note viii ictaheii
payable ON the 18th day OF May, l., win Interest
fium May nth. 1871. Mt the rate of ten per cent per
annum added, aud to be secured by deed OF trust
Terms any surplus OF the proceeds oi ti!r sts
after enough to satisfy said sums Of money due aug
to become due, will be made known on The ia! "i
sale. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR IL SOY. Aurftnnetrs. " y
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The late Mr. Powers, commenting on GER
tain proceedings Of the National Legislature
with reference to works of art, said that Con-
gress would do we'll to put a Cupid on the
dome of the capitol instead of the Goddess
Of Liberty.
A writer in the Cincinnati Gazette notes
that General Buffers wife was an actress in
her youth-a Miss Hildretb, Of the Cincin-
natl National Theatre.
Baron Adolphe de Rothscbild gives.
100000 to build and endow Mt Geneva,
Switzerland, hospital for persons afflicted
with diseases Of the eye.
The German residents OF Yittoria, Aus
tralasia, have forwarded to Prince Bismarck
handsome souvenir, expressive Of their
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4 Philadelphia man, who writes to the
New York Tribune, does not like the hack
men of Niagara. He says: "They actually,
by force, dragged me into one of their car.
riages, set their price, and when I got out
compelled me to pay twice as much for what
they were pleased to call extras You may
probably think me fool for submitting to
this outrage; but what could | do? Turn
which way would, I was sure to find one
Of these nends glariug Mt Inc, and if ] had
been foolhardy enough to resist theln, there
is no doubt in my mind that they might
have playfu'ly hurled me headlong over The
falls. Besides, hickman can talk man to
DEATH"
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Tag RonArcs or srAMssE HAREn LrfE.-s
1.-THE London .AsheaGusn.] THE folloWing
letter is printed ssrbdRm from the Writel
mn s,ncerfns.5 900 'st's' s8'et2 ,tt'fSss

Tag RonAYcg or srAMssE HAREM LrfE.--I
THE I.ondon Ashenrusn.1 THE following
letter Is printed csrbdRm from the writer
manuscript: n -. .. !, GA
To The Editor of the lAtheaaunn
Sir.-Mrs. Auna 81. LeonoWens, luIinsly
emploved In the Palace at Bangkok as = eaenfr
~ Tn,,;sb ecems 10 imagine that no Siamese
1 ,s s,rffscien,ly acquainted with that language
~ no ahie ia read the extraordinary books
she. n,,hl;shas. protesting to describe this
country however as we have had other
teachers and In some cases have studied for
several wears In Europe, we are able not
onIv to read the said works but to answer
them. I cannot in detail expose all the
errors ID those books or my letter would be-
come as long as the books themselves; but !
hone that english people will not take her
words for It that all our rivers flow against
the law OF nature, nor will believe Oh her
assertion that our disposition Is very Dill
ferent from that Of mankind in general.
have heard in Europe that it Is not easy lfor
a man to know himself but probably we
should not be in the ha bit Of crushing people
under gate posts and burning them awe
without knowing it. My brother the Duke
Mandtree if he returned from his embassy 10
The, British Court the terrible savage that
she decribes concealed his nature from hls
co,intryman. who, with many Europeans
whose names I could give, used to take mucn
pleasure in frequentng that Society OF one
they believed to be very amiable man:
Buf we Sjanlese must be very artfu, ana IL
REQUIRE power of invention as we'll as ooser-
yatIon to discover what we really ares
In scandals connected with our marriage
custom, which Mrs. L. tells with so mucl
relish like genuine lover OF naughtlnesss
She unfortunately tells her story wrong ant
suppIies by invention that which IS dehciene
in her memory. we Siamese are not SO dit-
fe,ept To Euopeaus but that offences against
the marriage law occur here as in Europe,
and if the matter is tmpartiaily considered
Mrs. L., during her long stay in this wicked
land of PoIypa,ny, has not succeeded IN col.
lettinu more scandals than could be CLEANED
from any one week issue OF trst ciaSs Enss.
lish newspaper. Our system oi Iolssaspy
may be worse than that Of your monosamy,
but our System of divorces l.reVehl luaI oao
publicity which attends your d, Vorce courts
Of course we acknowledge that We are nueu
less civilized than you are but man 'oi lha,
and woman for woman believe from. "n uI
have myself seen in England, that Sian.' ese
are more happy than the English. >,
In conclusion beg to thank you in betlali
of many of my countrymen who have asked
me to write on this subject for your reviews
expressing the untrustworthiness OF Mrs.
Leonowen's books.-I beg to remain, Dear
Sir, Yours Obediently,
'''t RAJANATTIANUHAR,
II. S. NJ. Private Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Saturday, August 2.

WHEAT.-White, 1852 bushels. Red, 1924 bushels.
( CoRN.-Whltr. 352 bushels
: OATs.-ll2 bushels $685. s.. .s.
! KYE-l8 bushels.
. SCREESISGs.-5s bushels ...f
SALES.
WuEAT.-White, 4ls bushels prime at LIS; 1852
bushels prime on private terms; e38 bushels very
good ut Si.7o; l52 bushels very GOOD at Sl73; 526
terms 22o bushels fair ut SeO; 1872 bushels fair Mt
SlS2 10 bushels good at $780, go bushels common
Mt S1 I5: 2B8 bushels common at Sl.d0; % bushels
commol at 81 IS; 20 bushels common at Sl.3o-total
1882 bushels. g.,
bushels prime ut 4l.72; 10 bushels prime at SLIP ;
IA bushels prime ut 10 2Sl bushels very good ut
x 70: 39S bushels very good at Sl IS; 592 bushels
400 bushels good OH private terms; 81 bushels COM
mon at $l.i0 lse bushels fair at $6o-total 2,92s
bushels.
bushels very good Virginia new at 57c.-total, H.
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DIR. johnson, Of the Congress Spring Com
pany, tells me that one hot day he had the
curiosity to keep tally of the number of
glasses of water dipped from the spring.
There were five dirpers at work, and be kept
the record for three hours, each dipper Dip
ping three tumbers at one time. The total
number of glasses of water drank during
these three hours was 1851. If this is not
d'psomania with vengeance on the part Of
the Saratoga water-drunkards am at loss
TO know what would be so considered
NC,g York Times Letter.
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A colored debating society in Trenton,
Tennessee, has just debated the question,
I" Which is the most profit to man-money
or education?" One of the debaters argued
that if it had not been for education the
world would not have been halt so large as
it is. This clincher was met, however, by
the irresistible argument that I" Ii 'twant for
money how you gwine to ride on de kyars"
It was at once decided in favor Of money.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 2, 1873.
.r..s.,.,. s'=. f"u ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
r,,andise and passengers. l.. Is. Tatnm. agent
Steamer Empire, Gautier. Philadelphia, ncrchan-
disc and passengers, ". L. Porter. agent
Schooner +. P. douglass, Ellis, HaYre de Grace,
coal, Burroughs s Co.
Schooner Lottie Ames, Wooster, City Point,
light, Currie u Go.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer.
cbandise aud plssenSers, l.. H. Tatu1l
Steamer State or Maryland, Geoghcgun, Baiti-
more, merchandise, W. p. Brett
Schooner j. NJ. Vance, Fort, Philadelphia, In
Chickahomny, wood
schooner Judge Hopklnson, Baker, Washington,
D. O., Curtis Il Parker
Schooner j.. L. Mcnamara. Cox, Baltimore,
shucks, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Rumor, Tu Baltimore, shucks, Curtis
6 Parker. " .t..
SAILED SUNDAY, AUGUST 3.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
cllandlsc and passengers, G. W. Allen Co., agents
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Schooner William & James, Outten, Philadelphia
July 81.
Schooner Annie E. Moore, Phillips, New York,
July 81. . - -.-- =
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SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER.
SUBSCRIPTION, 50 PER ANNUM.
A FIRST-RATE ADVERTISING MEDIITN

This old and well-cstablished journal has recently
changed hands, and will be conducted with renewed
yigor. 1t VIII number among Its contributors some
Of the
ABLEST WRITERS IN THE COUNTRY
upon all subjects kindred to agriculture. The DIFF
ferent departments of the Observation-Disclosures
horticnltnral mechanical household, &c.-will each
be conducted with a. view to make 1.-THE liz
MOST VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL JOUR
NAL IN THE STATE.
Every farmer should take 1t, ana no one who has
recently moved into the State can afford 10 be with
out 1t, as 1t contains the experience of the most prac
teal and successful farmers and planters.
AS an advertising medium 1t has no superior In the
South, having large circulation amongst the most
Substantial farmers and business men. Insurance
companies, bankers, machlDists, fcrtiizing compa-
niles, nnrserymen, seeismen, commission merchants,
&C., who wish TO reach the best class of people In the
country, will find 1t to their Interest to advertise in
this Journal.
1t will be mailed TO subscribers the first day of
each month ut 81 per annun, III advance.
Specimen copies will bt .ent on application.
All business communications 10 he addressed
JOHN W. RlSOS, Editor and Proprietor,
Office No. 2 Columbian Block,
corner of Thirteenth and Cary STREETS,
Ia L. = RfplIrn md. va
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son, 3.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA-
L BILE FIVE-STORY BRICK STOREHOUSE
ON DOCK STREET NEAR THE CORNER OF
SEVENTEENTH STREET, AND AT PRESENT
OCCUPIED AS A PART OF THE OLD DOMlN-
ION SUGAR REFINERY.--By virtue OF a deed of
trust executed TO us trustees for the beneat OF the
creditors of the Old Dominion Sugar Refining Com
pony, dated February 81, 1879 and duly recorded In
the clerks office of Richmond Chancery Court in
d. g. 100 B., page 10, we will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction on the premises on MONDAY the 4th
day Of August, 1873 at o'clock 2. NJ, all that GER
tain lot or parcel Of land, with all the improvements
thereon and all privileges and appurtenances there
to belonging situated on Dock street, in the city Of
Richmond, commencing at point one hundred
feet from the western line of Seventeenth street,
having front of eighty-four feet on Dock street
and running back between parallel lines one hun
dred and two feet The Improvements cover the
entire lot.
This property Is subject to 4 mortgage of ten
thousand dollars, which fell due on March 2lst.
ls72 and upon which interest is due from December
2ls 1872. which is secured by deed Of trust to b.
K. Wexford and Edwin NJ. Manu, trustees etecll-
ted by Solomon A. Myers the 9lst day OF March.
1870 and duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond
TERMS Subject to the above-nafned mortgage) ::
nethrd cash; balance at six, twelve and eighteen
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
cured by deed of trust on the property.
K. MANSON SMITH,
-st P. Z. WARWICK.
.... ...., ..- Trustees.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & soS. Auctioneers. jy so
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Donnan, one Of the Iowa salary-grabbers,
has found another haven for his'n. He is
fast placing it where it will do the most
good, Not long since he put a thousand of
it9into grand piano. Nov he has put
another thousand iat0a fine set of furniture,
lately ordered ia Dubuque. Where he viii
place his other three thousand dollars we
W9. noa-UabuQue Herald,
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
rrvt rIg,

NEW YoRK, August 1.-The following is the bank
statement for the week Loans increase, &5s7.lO0
enecic decrease, Sq77lOO; lega-teuders Increase e,
az, 5oo DEPOSITS increase, $277,4oO; circula ion de-
crease $37,lOo.
Money. 4Glll. Sterling dull at 100. Gold quiet
and steady. Governments dull and steady. States
dull.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS

LOUISVILLE, August 2.-Flourin fair demand and
unchanged. Corn steady at 5s@6sc for sacked from
store, Pork steady at 49, Bacon firmer and In
goyd demand at 9sc shoulders. lot@llc. clear rib
sold at Sc; shoulders 9sc,; clear rib-sides, 9sc
rlear sides. loose. &c higher. for packed. Lard
firm at &C. for fierce; loo. for key; SIC for steam.
during July embraced 1905 hogsheads ut the actual
value OF $780,, 626.sO. Sales from November lst TO
salts, 1929, against 1890 hossheads, valued at
81, 9sS.sie.l3 for time Inst year. Stock on Au
gust LIST, s2.O7s hogshradS. '.. 81
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August 2.-Flour steady and In fail
demand Wheat steady and firm. Corn dull white
southern, so@sac. yellow, 56sc. Oats weak: west
Grn mixed, a2@43c Rye quiet but firm. Hay quiet
PROVISIONS quiet. Mess pork, ST. .25sl7.5O ~ cwt
rb-sides, GsaIOc.: jobhing advanced ta3c. West
ern 6utter-good TO choice, ls@2lc. Whiskey steady
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Y H"H BY Grubbs l. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Slain and Bank.

DUBLIC RENTING OF TWO FINE
i FARMS NEAR RICHMON AT Al.-
TION.-On TUESDAY the 5th OF Augut, CON-
mencIng at II o'clock a. NJ. upon the premises
rent at public auction. for the Term OF one Ner
the CREIGHTON ESTATE. Of which the late Dl
William A. Christian died seized, lying Ttou l"af
miles east of Richmond. II will be DIVIDED IL"
two tracts, to wit: mas. --..sE 80
lst. The HOME TRACT. with 80 acre; en-
bracIug lilo acres for small grain. 20 acres III c'ot
and l20 acres of meadow, suitable for corn.
I'd. THE OLD QUARTER TRACT, win sn'u ~
200 acres, embracing TOO acres for sInTH Srah, "
acres in clover, and 90 acres Of meade" ianu III
corn. I'll ..a. 81. tft.,l.- y. .." a"....e ,,.,
Ample buildings Of all kinds are upon each tra.,
Possession given Of land III time To seed "Hti'
and full possession on first January next IL nv
before. ?, sr. s....,gf.-s .,. ...,,
Bond with approved security will he relulrtl'
-. g. q. MINOR, Administrator d. b. ~ ".
sr45.tir.e 'f- of VIII AM A. ChrisiiaD dect1+,.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aurtioucers. j. -
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by Thomas ". keesee, Auctioneer,
.ss5tsa. 1917 Main street. .'f'' ..' 2.

by Thomas ". Reese, Auctioneer, -,
! ~: .sa1t. 1917 Main street. .''' -.' q -.
rENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
VI HOLLAND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CAR.
PETS. RUGS, SINGER SEWING-MACHISE
CROCkERY, GLASSWARE. CO0kING-ST0VEa,
aUCTION.-TH DAY at 10 O'Clock will sell at
my auction-house for Captain +. Early, WHO'S de.
Kitchen furniture, consisting In part Of Walnut
Chamber Suits: Cottage Chamber suits; Walnut
Parlor Suit, in green reps; Mahogany stdeboard ;
Sofas, Rocking Chairs Leaf Tables, ,Child's Car
rage. Chairs, TIN Safes Feather Beds, Bolsters,
and Pillows. Hair Mattresses. Shuck Mattresses,
Blankets, Comforts, Sheets, Pillow Slips. Window
Shades, Carpets. Rugs Tenders, Pictures. Crockery,
Glassware, Tinware, Blooming Oleander Cribs,
Singer sewing Machine, Cooking-Stcye and Uten-
sis, Sc. &c. ...,...f ....r. .....s.. s.E
Purtcs in want would do well TO attend.
: THOMAS ". REESE, Auctioneer.
Agent for Halls Fire and Burg!ar-Proof Safe.
au4 .....s
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,


NEW YoRK. August 2.-Cotton dull: sales. $50
bales at 2ps@l20ac. Flour active aud unchanged.
Wheat shade tirmtr. Corn slightly in buyers ia
yor. Pork quiet and steady. Narals dull Groce-
rieS firm. 5.
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.n.G. BY Redwood q Crenshaw,
-'.-a sts No. 1920 Main street. F'.s. y p,
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION THIS
wv MORNING at 10 O'Clock, at our rooms; e go .
1920 Main street, genteel assortment OF hOooEf
HuLD FURNITURE. consisting OF !. =;
Elegant MAHOGANY, JENNY LIND, tREScE, anu
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS: = 3d.. starr stgu
MAHoG Any and STAINED Warehouses
WALNUT aud STAINED BUREAUS, ,''
TtIAIRs and ROCKERS, .,.l.,
"- .BROOMS, 20 r. -
STRAW MATING, .,s%' tssft, ~
BASKETS, ,,f Gty.- iFrsGlii,.
....t GLASSWARE,
... '- HASDkERC1HEFS, @.'i" ~. - 80
SOCKS. x - ...T sst:G r. SO sAta@
"a. toT RED'W VOC D. l. CRENsHAw, II
,pA... ..f -l--..-.@0f IL !. .sa AuctiDneers.
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sAI,E LARGE AND SPLENDID

L'OR SALE, LaRUE AMI EILENDlD
IT. GRAZING FARM IN 20 4 HONT A
COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA. DIVIDED in
SMALL FARMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.--By
virtue OF deed OF trust from X. n. Pool. &C.,
will proceed to sell at Huntersvile, West Va, on
TUESDAY. 18th day of August, 1873, at j. o'clock
NJ that magnificent body OF LAND, containing
FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND
lTTGHTY-FIVE ACRES, formerly owned by James
r. Ewine, lying on the Morrill, South, and Silver
forks Of Elk river, about one mile from Gibson5,
in Pncahontas county, West Va. About l,5O0 acres
are cleared, and has full and fine growth or blue
grass and timothy. and furnishes grazing for seye-
raj hundred cattle each year. it has Il, very fine
body of various tmbars on II, and Is the best Wa
tered land in that section the three forks of Elk
river run through its various parts. is. tang...
Iron and coal are said To have been discovered on
ii recently, and from its location these minerals may
exist III vast quantities ,s.. i. ..ta.r
1t lies Immediately along the line of i projected
railroad, and taken altogether is The most desirable
body Of timber grazing, or farming land In that
fertile section.
Parties wishing to examine the premises can dud
good accommodations at tiibSouS tavern, and d.
reciipns where the land lies. 's:" .'@s n
The land Is being divided into smaller farms, Of
from three hundred TO five hundred acres, the netes
and bounds of which cam be seen by application To
JOHN A. LIGHfNER, attorney at law, Hunters
yille W. Va, s. .....st E.s.t .y. ~. ,fr
TERMS; BY the deed the terms may be cash but
upon i small cash payment, to cover costs aud ac-
crued interest, and satisfactory security for re-
mainder easy terms and long credit may be given.
" 3l-dls B. e. HARTSUOK, Trustee.