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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-25

Proposed REBELLION AGAINST THE LADIES
MAN Work. Post,l-What CONSERVATION
would spread over this country If 1t were
demonstrated that all male persons going to
n theatre. opera lecture, or other place o.
n,hIic amusement were in danger of sud
don attack OF partial blindness, which would
efTeciuaIy prevent their seeing or enjoying
the enteiainment they had come to witness
Yet such In point of fact is the condition Of
mankind since our wives and sisters have
taken to wearing those towering structures
on their heads which usurp the place Of
bonnets. The hat itself, the Haunting rib
bons. the superstructure OF flowers, the
decorations of feathers, and the su.
perincumbent cloud Of daphapous veil.
all result in an edtice admirably
adapted for use as a signal to distant ma
rinerS, or Us q monument to feminine folly,
but eminently in the way Of any one who
may happen to be behind it. Many a time
and Oft has the unhappy visitor to the opera
found his entire view Of the stage cut off by
one Of these atrocious specimens Of female
adornment IT he be short man he has no
hope OF relief whatever, and might as well
be hidden in the crypt of the academy for
all that he can see of the performance. He
may beud his aeck until it threatens to
break he may dart with agility to and fro J;
he may sttemptt is peer over a shoulder !;
but all is in vain. The hat ;(and others like
1t in the range of vision) is as iH placable as
Its wearer. and allows him no glimpse Of the
sights to be seen on The stage. -
At such times he Is gosded ito frenzy by
heariHg the applause of that lneky position OF
the audience which is not suffering fr0sa the
thraldom of Hat. He knows that Nilsson
has come upon the scene. BE can Asar saer
voice soaring aIoff, but he ;cas .easel 10
glimpse of her graceful figure. EF~and-bys
here is another rustic Of applause. 1t is
Cam Panipi, but for all he can see it might.
be the Belgian Giant or Tom Thumb, Then,
Unable 20 longer endure the tantalizkng tor.
nent, be becomes frantic, and deserving his
'eat, stands, up Tuefully by the doorway.
Here he can see as we'll as hear.
Unless this Hat outragsti is abated blythe
good sense Of the ladies of Aneri-
a. those potentates themselves-though we
counsel no overt acts Of Eebellion-may tot
er on their thrones. al. -. .4
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Ry w. 4. Polk L Co.,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
No. z Tenth stree, post-otiicc square.

GALE AT AUCTION OF SIX BEAUTL-
- Full LOTS IN ARLINGTON, FRONTING
EACH Thirty FEET On DANCE STREET.. -
win he sold ut auction on the premises. on MON
DAY, October 9th. 1873. ut O'Clock T. NJ. SIN
BEAUTIFUL LOTS, located rs ahoVe. running
four inches. ,.,.,
To persons seeking high, healthy, and beautiful
make real estate Investments instead of panicky
stocks and bones us these Immediately outside
the corporate limits, where laid Is cheap aud taxes
low vet where the rapid growth OF the city must
mad Is enhancing their value every day, this Is q
good opportunity. lit.
TERMS: One-fOurh cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes, legal interest
added w. X. POLK & CO.,
CO 30 Auctioneers.
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BY William X. Polk L Co.;


No. 7 Tenth street, between Main anu Bank
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL REAL ESTATE ON THE WESTHAM
ROAD, -FOUR MILES FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND-A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF FROM
FIFTY TO SEyENTY-TWO ACRES. Iu-
STOREHOUSE AND FIVE ACRES, AND EOit-
Try BUILDING LOTS OF ONE And TWO
ACRES EACII-AT PUBLIC AuCTlON.-Al
the request Of the we shall offer for sale at
public auction, on the premises. on MONDAY; 0c.
toicr go, 1873. at 81 o'clock p. NJ, so nuch Oh that
beautiful FARM known as Moran's as VIII incm!de
all of the improvements, together win w ES :
FIVE ACRES of original forest inc ouliuihss
consist of large two-story ELLING win lour
rooms, passage. and closets pnrchcs trout ana redr
kitchen attachedto the end Of rear porch servants
quarters, cOrn-crb, barn. aud stabcs-ail LII goo9
order. Well of excellent water, with several
sprngs-al convenient. Large and select peach anu
apple orchard I'm full hearing. The lano Is III me
condition. The farm, rs now laid otf. contains
SkVESTY-TWO ACRES, but The purchaser can
take any number above fifty. The residue ol me
farm will he sold In one and two-acre lois, eXceTL
the store-Iut which will contain five acres Inns Is
an excellent opportunity for the laDoTlng men
from The furnace and the seSera! stone paafrles 70
supply themselves with homes III easy distance Oh
their work, rs the terms of sale Will be rtnafk:iDiy
easy plat Of the above property can DC seen at
our office, also at Mr.. JOHN ). iOBEKrsoS'S store,
Oh the premises. -.. s-s
r TERMS At sale. ...... 3.
Refreshments furnished ut sale. ~
AVA WILLIAM X. FOLK & Co,
AuctioneerS.
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...... BY Moody s. Royal, s.. DE-
Real Estate Agents and Anctioncers, .
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. PROPERTY ON HULL STREET, IN THE
TOWNOF MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION, IN
of trust executed to the undersigned by C. n.
Fuqua, bearing date on the 7th day Of April, 1S73,
and duly of record In the county court clerks OF
406-I shall expose for sale at public auction, on
MONDAY, October 81, 1873, on the premises, at
O'Clock P. NJ, the nice aud convcuiently-located
HOUSE AND LOT situated as above. Lot fronts
33 feet on Hull street by 157 feet. The house Is
nearly new, with three good rooms and passage.
The lot Is we'll enclosed.
The property Is convenient to Belle Isle and
other public works. ..--
TERMS Cash TO Il note now due OF 81 9O.65,
and expenses Of this sale and the balance In install
ments rs follows: Note due April ITO, 1874. for
$197.97, and note due October ITO, 1874, for
$205. 80; and the residue Qf any) on such time aS
will be made known on day Of sale.
oc 23-tds j. N. MOODY, Trustee.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
s. FRIDAY, October "a, 1873.
OFFERINGS. ..-..
+ wHEAT.-Whte, $50 bushels. Red' l'ooo ous"-
ConS,-Whitc, &C bushels.
OATS.-130 bushels.
SALES. ...-
wuEAr.-Whtte, 90 bushels common a6 S i.;,o ,
360 bushels very good on private terms ~ ens, ~
~ooJ nj ii go: 1874 bushels very good III Sl.iu
81 bushels good at S1.G5; 46 bushels common nts ~
Si .65: AZ bushels prime Oh private tcrhis-to''''
WuEAT-Red ia bushels ut 81 80 40 n'lstic cE
nrime on private terms; 100 bushels VERY gc'a zoo 0t5
private terms: II bushels goHd III i:o nn,r,oT
husheIs GOOD on private terms: hilshcls Gonin "
at si.56; 1875 bushels good at sl.6o-tota'' LAO
bushels. - ,, -. cnc al bushels
nrime new on private terms-total. &c bushels.
fO.Ts-1l2 bushels very good Virginia spIiEs ~
o|e' RE-EXHIBITED.
wur,T.-White. 274 bushels. Red. 13o bushels.
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Filling Il Vacant BIshOpric.

New YORK, October pa special meet
ing of the House of Bishops for the purpose
G! fTllng the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Right Rev. q. M. Randall, d. d., mission
airy bishop of Colorado, Wyoming, and New
Mexico, was held this morning at Grace
church. The meeting was opened by the
litany service after which, Right Rev. X: h
GARRISON, Bishop of Nebraska, delivered a
long and eloquent discourse in memory OF
the departed bishop. The new bishop is not
ret named
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, October 24.-Fiour-Only local
10 rs. Corn In improved demand: yellow mixed,
no 77tc.: white. SOC. Oats, 55@o soc. Bran quiet
at 81 is. Hay-Supply and demand limited; prime
TO choice S2bM$2S. Pork-No demand: offering
at Sl625. Dry-salted meats dull ut Saf@9c. Ba-
con-Only retail demand; shoulders, TIC; clear
rib, TIC. clear sides, SIC. Hams-So demand: Of
fering mt 1O@12c. Lard-Ticrce In demand ut 81
G9c; key, ONc Sugar-N 0thing done. Molas-
ses-25 Lurrels choice new sold ut size. VIII skcy
quiet; Louisiana, 93c.; Cincinnati, 81. Coffee un-
changed. Corn-meal held III x3 .65.
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TRUSTEES SALE OLA VALUABLE
L FARM OF ONE THOUSAND AND TWEEN
TY-SEVEN ACRES, WITH COMMODlOCS Isl
.PRUVEalENTS. IN PRINCE EDWAkD COCN-
Try, TWO MILES FROM HAMPDEN SIDNEY
COLLEGE, EIGHT MILES FROM FARMVILLE.
AND TWO AND A HALE, NILES From !2,
PROSPECT DEPOT, ON THE ATLANTIC, mis-
SISSIPPI AND OHIO RAILROAD, AT AUG.
TION-By virtue OF. The provisions OF deed OF
trust bearing date the 4t day of July, 1871 from
j. w. Breckenridge and wife 10 the undersigned
trustee, duly recorded In the office of the clerk or
Prince Edward county, 10 secure the payment Oh
the several sums therein mentioned, Icing required
so to do, SHALL as trustee In said deed, sell ut pub
lie auction on TUESDAY the 25th day OF Novem-
Der, 1873, at O'Clock 2. NJ, the valuable 1 KALI
OF LAND described In said deed as containing
one thousand and twenty acres three-lourlns
OF which Is improved and IN fine state OF cultVt-
ton. The remainder is heavily ttmbered WIN OAK,
hickory, and pine. which can be cut anu sou 10 Saa
railroad 1T remuncratiye prices.
The land Is we'll watere'i. has hrst-rate erst anu
saw-mill, and nil the cOnvcniences ana commeIua-
tons of fine fdrm There are now on inc piaEc
besides the mill mih0use, and main buuallps,
two comfortable dwellings. with out-hoi,scs: so
that the place easily be civided into three hcs,
giving Il suiliccncy OF wood ana cleared iin9 ~, ~
each The loo lIiom of this property Is one OF !ne
most attractive in the State. The society Is o. inc
best has fine schools and churches near inc rallrotu
dcnot stores and po,t-oflice. Within the past Two
wears a number of Scotch and English nave located
IN the immediate neighborhood.
TERMS: Cash. H. d. AAbiAP 49, 49,.
nr1 5.pOltIS lTuSitt'
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ANOTHER OF TUE Mysteries OF PAR1s.--
paris Letter. "A mysterious crime has just
been discov ered. bout ten days ago cab.
driver named Jacques Drouet came In with
bis vehicle, and reported TINT he had been
stopped by "a Roman, who fold him to drive
her TO the bridge Of Asnieres.- On arriving
the woman got out, and said that she had no
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by Telegraph.
NEW! YORK.

NEW YORK, October 24-Noon.-stocks irregu-
lar and feverish. Money, ibid. Gold, 1oSh. . Ex-
ctange-Long, e4 short, az. Governments strong
nothing doing States dull. .-.o--- =
g Erenino.-Money easy at l-32Gl-le conn,iis,
sion. Sterling dull, 1861 Gold steady, loo'sV
1OsS. Governments strong; some httle aoins'
States quiet and nominal Tennessee's' esz; new
az. yirgtnia,s, 80; new, 35; consols' 4eS oe-
ferred. TX. North Cardinals, Ii; new, 10 spe-
.,a, ~, Ess.i : 20. . - '..'|' ~ :
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By wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auciloneer,
oftirc corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

rrRusTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT IN FULTON. ON NICHOLSON
STREET.-By virtue Of deed of trust executed
to the subscriber b. Charles f. Tines bearing Hn qe
Comfy Court, l shall, in execution thereof, pro
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY the 3d of November, 1873; AT 9c ,"
Consisting of . LOT fronting II feet On the nortl
side OF Nicholson street (Sos. and o, runmn !
back - feet. Also, LOT fronting 50 1eet on san
north line o: Nicholson street, having thereon q
small framed tenement now occupied by the saie
Tines. -. ,,,,, -.
s.in md Ia Gisrhlrgc 4 note for S24733 and utter
est and charges of protest. and rs to te residue
te nroc,eds of sale Oh such terms as shall be an
uouilr ed at tile hour of sale. H..
"n 81 " W. GODDIN. Auctioneer.
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BY Lyme 4 Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
No. 1919 Main street.

NINE SMALL FRAME TENEMENTS.
~ SITUATED ON THE WEST LINE "
NINTH STREET NEAR THE FREE BRIDGE,
AT AUCTIOS.-We shall ut the request Of the
owner sell at public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 2Sth October, 1873. at ~ L. NJ,
EINESMALL FRAMED TENEhESTs,l located As
above desc ribcd. cont aiming four rooms each; Win
usual out-houses aud lots attached. To parties Of
limited means this offers hne chance 10 buy u
comfortable little home Ut small! outiay.
THE TERMS will be very liberal.
oc23 LYME & BROTHER, Auctloneers.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

nrIces unchanged. Wheat quiet, steady, and nm
Changed. Corn quiet and steady white southern.
75@7sc. yellow southern. Csc. Oats Oats, hrdd
Hay. unchanged Provisions quiet and nominally
Unchanged. Western butter actiye; good TO choice
tubs. 25030c. Coffee unchanged; o hiskes nom
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r,JNrI MARKETS,

C1ScrSSArI. October 24.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed at ) 6. 90@s7.IO Corn dull shelled, 42Gt
4S@4c Fork ,e Stsaay u s1 byers ni
2Sc kettle. 7I4u, 7ssc. Bacon quiet small sales
shoulders scarce at 7Hn@7ic.; clear rib, 7Sc';
clear, 7i.G17 &c. Whiskey steady at S0c.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LONDON, October 24.-At meeting of the
creditors of Clews, Habitch & Co. the firm
stated there was no doubt of their ability to
pay in full in short time. The meeting
passed resolutions in favor Of liquidation,
and appointed committee Of three to take
care Of their interests.
Ireland.
DUBLIN, October 24.-Preparations are be-
ing made for colossal demonstration in this
city on the 23d of next month in favor OF
amnesty for Fenian prisoners. Immense ex-
cursion parties from VARIOUS sections of Ire
land and even from the United States are
expected. 1t Is believed there will be fully
one million people in the city. Music will
be furnished by 500 bands. (Whew!]
: ,@,... Saxony.
PARIS, October PA dispatch has been
received here announcing the death Of the
King Of Saxony.
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louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, October 24.-Flour in moderate era
CSC. Provisions quiet Pork, &l5. Bacon-s,gc
for shoulders TAG 7&c. for clear rib 1ac. ioi
clear sides, packed. Lard-Ticrce: ssc;; Hes' 9c.'
no steam here. Whiskey firm 1T S6@ SIC.
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14n1 MAIN STREET. 14al.
- COME CTIoN FRIES.
1421.

We beg leave to call the attention Of The public TO
our ssleiidid establishment, No. 1421 Main street:
where they can al all times find Na! assortment %
the choicess CONFECi QSERlESc fous own nan
FRUITS, NUTS. CANNED EOODS,s PIChLEs,
etc.. etc.. We have aimed At inaktag cur new e,tao
lishment QUE Of the most stegaEs, ana -o4s NV
CAKE BAKEaY the most complete In outnt ana Ia
paeiiy south Of Baltimore and We trust thasMe Dave
succeeded. The public u fespec.lnndS, msr Sn !"
visit u, F..a.f Is IAs SAkkEsis = W.
f. A. CAPPEEL,
), kOs u ERNK,s 49, ~. 7ss 81 -'fGak ~ A.Et'A'
/ A,.SCuoLLER. 80 sss 49,. ! tgEt .21,la
Es,9is 1aal ~ MAIN STREET! sf.142l.N .
). The undersigned can tse foaad NJ ths store oi
walt on his friends and the public gensraI!y .p
1421. 1T - re. Maiu street. Il :4.it ,sFflszi'
oc 1S 80
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CoMpAR ATIyE, COTTON sTATEMENT

WAsHINGToN, October 24.-Net receipts at all
United states ports during The week, 103,SOO
bales same week last year. 1858 TALES; tOtait
date, 375,474 bales; to same date last Year, $780,
u Enpnrts of the week, e4,1s5 bales; same week
last year. ,SO4 bales total date, 81 800 bales
to same date list year, l6S, 975 bales. a1},s
" Stock ut all United States ports, POI 1851 bales
last year, 257, $50 bales. AT ali Inferior towns,
4913O bales /; last year, SO. 7S4 hales. .1a,.tF
T'stock: ar Liverpool, 525.D00 bales: last year,
4S5s ECO bales. American cotton aioat for Great
Britain, 81 600 bales; last ear. $4,000 bales
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By Thomas W. Reese, Aucuoneer,
1917 Main street.
ET ARGE, AND ,PEREMPToRY SALE
|l1 my =. AT AUCTION OF .' -
ELEGANT NEW PARLOR, CHAMBER, AND
ss<'i 9DINING-R0OM FURNITURE,
MANTEL' AND PIER-MIRRORS ETC, ETr.

will be sold on MONDAY MORNING. oc,olar
9th, commencing At 10 O'Clock, 1t myaucticn.
i WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, with marble
! POLISHED WALNUT PARLoE SUIT, in
|1wAisssbT CHAMBER SUIT, with marble
10 iEpieces;+ g.i1..
i ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT. In green plush:
I WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, with marbie
WALNUT PARLoR SUIT, In halrcloth, me,Ial.
! WALNUT PARLOR SUIT. In reps:
/ WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, With marie
8 Walnut sIDEBoARDs. trimmed In French
- wanut-of beautiful design-etagere top. mar
bic base;
2 OAK SIDEBOARDS French.trlmmcl
unique and beautiful dcSigp-mar'Ac base:
3 elegant w A LIN II T SlDEBOARDS. French.
trimmed--of superb finish and sty.e-mal.Jir
Gramd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ ROSEWOUD-CAsE 7-OCIAFE PLANO.
The above goods are hrst-cass IN all respects. anI
fully warranted; TO which We invite the special AZ
tpntion of dealers rs well IL those IN want Of lie.
pant ana fine furniture. We sre instructed by the
manufacturers to sell re2ard!cs, of prices.
THOMAS W. REESE,
Agent for Halls Fire and Bur2lar-l'roof SAFES.
-
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BY telegraph.
-EW YORK MARKETS.

NEW 1UKh AAKNLIS'
Srv YopK. October 24.-Cotton weak and IT.
reonl,r. sales of 1855 bales ut 15aGl6c flour
unchanged. Whiskey a shade easier Wheat ic.
lower Corn heavy and lower; good export iiInil!
nv decline high mixed and yellow western, ootsc
Rice dull; Carolina, 7Gp SIC Pork easier at 81 T.
MS1 T. Lard shade easier. Navals steady. Frelghts
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, October 24.-Splrts turpentint
steady at $50 Rosln quiet ut -. 576 for strained
Crude lurpentinc steady; 50 for hard. 80 for vel
iow-dlp, and So 40 for virgin. Tar duil AT s2oo.
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ST IONS MARKETS.

ONLY order delnand. Corn steady. Whiskey dull
at soc; round lots not worth over S7!c. Pork
lower NJ 1880. Bacon-Good demand Tor small
lots; clear rib TIC. cash, TIC. time; clear, TIC
cash, Slac time Lard-morc doing; summer steam
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CONTEMPORARIES

A TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, THE BEST
n IN THE wORLD.-The most delicious and
prepared I'm the incest manuGr and only OF the very
best ingredients. We defy competition In qualify.
Packed In tubs OF SO, 81, and y pounds. ana IN }
averaging 375 and so pounds also, in glass jars
and 2 and 5-pound tin cans Trade supplied It lac
tory prices LOUIS j. B0SS1EUX.
oc SIS 1912 Maiu street
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Centennial Committee ON q Southern

PHILADELPHIA, October 24.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the Centennial Board of
Finance met to-day, and made arrangements
for trip of subcommittee through the
South with the object of awakening interest
there in the centennial enterprise. The first
place to be visited will be the Fair at Macon,
!
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aUCTION SALES-This Day.
BY Cook 6 Laughton, Auctioneers, - !,
CORNER Governor and Franklin streets. (

UORsES, MULES, &C., AT AUCTION
Ill THIS DAY ut 10 O'Clock we VIII sell az III
lorse-Iot, Lumpkin's alley, -
BUGGIES,
WAGONS.
e.. BLACKHAWK COLT.
..s.. COOK LAUGHTON,
o- AuctioncerS.
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WyssHINGTos, October 24.-There was
full Cabinet meeting to-day.
William y. Grpdloe has been appointed
pension agent at Lexington. KY. ~,
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BY w. b. Radcliffe, Auctloncer,
1912 Main street.

WILL OFFER AT AUCTION on MON
/ DAY, 9th instant, commencing uL o.! O'Clock,
my usu Il assortment OF
GROCERIES, &C;
to which invite the attention of my customers
"HN 'A'' w. b. RATCLIFFE.
oco5 .... "-. ~ ~ 81 Auctionecr.
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Il. Crouch & Co., Auctioncers

pY REQUEST OF THE CITY ENGI-
u SEER, WE will sell at auction. or the premise.
on MONDAY. 18th October 1873. AT O'Clock T.
NJ, the FRAMEWORK of the tcnentrnts rrccnlh
condemned TOR The opening Of First from Jack.Ga
to Duva streets: the same 10 bc removed
TERMS: Cash L. l.. CROUCH ( CO..
or Of 1916 Main street.
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Official Materity I'm r ennsyivanaa-
suApsLpH1A, October .4-The ofheia'
Republican majority for Judge OF the eu-
preme Court in the State is il, wa.
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The EDauiEh Embassy.

WAsmsGroN, October 24.-It is stated that
the Spanish legation has been raised to an
embassy, and Figueras appointed Minister to
Washington. a%.-1-tH s@.
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New Books.

Ho,r to Dress on Fifteen Pounds Year as q
Lazy. By a Lady.
In the press, shortly to be published, uni
form with the above--Hor to Dress on NO
thtnq q Year as Katr. Bya hGfr.
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N " TVT"7 y y y F'-1a-I
HATS. CAPS. dc.
.g4 HATS, CAPS, &C.
~>~~-~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~-
FALtLs s I I L E. t..ls. a@r5s ID

l.-s The attention OF gentlemen In want OF a. !
STYLISH BEAVER is =. s3a 4
Is called 10 Mr. NJ. CUNyINGHASi's FfvR-DOLLAR
SILK HAT, OF his own manufacture He also keeps
on hand or makes TO order the best SfX-DoLLAR
HAT that can be produced In the city also. gene.
SOFT FELT HATS Renlemter- =. A(og5
E3ss3G }CUNNINGaIAMsH,
Store and Factory No. 162S Main street,
oc e-Tu,Th&SIu
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NEW ORLEANS.

... ..- NEW ORLEANS. ~ w..
NEW ORLEANS, October 24-Gold,o o. CnrrencS
ex premium. Exchange-Stcring, 199lsA. Ne"
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-25
BY ". 81. Lee, Auctioneer,
No. lO14 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU-
v ABLE REAL ESTATE, At THE CORNER
Of VEN ABLE AND TWEATY-FlFTH
STREETS AT AUCTI0Sn pur c;,x St R Of
,nond entered on the / 9Th day of October, 1873,
in the suit Of Wilkinson ana wife rs MSsndiinge55
special commissioners appointed thereby, will pro-
coed on TUESDAYth 28th day Of October. S73,
commencing Ut Az O'Clock p. NJ, 20 sell the REAL
ESTATE In said decree mentioned, situated ut the
Intersection Of Yenable and Twenty;hfth streets,
in the city Of Richmond, consisting Of the property
recently occupied BY Henry Lipkhauer; deceased
fronting on Venable street 81 feet and runDing
back 70 feet on Twenty-ffrh street, With dwell.
Ing. sterehouse, and other improvements thereon.
This property will be sold In lots according TO
plan drawn by Joseph j. Peasants and filed In the
papers Of the cause, which win be exhibited at the
sale. 81. sees. .... .-.r.,,, y
q TERMS: One-fourth cash; residue at six, twelve
and eighteen months, purcassers gTng Ietr nsgo
added and the little TO be retained until the Whole
purchase money Is paid and conveyance ordered
by the court. 2 aN. 70 inc rNi 8#fJs. .H ! il"
At the same time and place we will sell o valuable
MIL f. owned hy said Henry Linkhauer; deceased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-25

DIZZISPS, s07 Broad street, Is the place
IL to h,,y YOUR supplies OF Confcctioneries, Fruits,
&c. Our uneouaIied establishment IN point of
beauty. size, cleanliness, and low prices Is always
open 10 supply the wants OF our friends VIII pure
fre,h COSFEcrIOSERIHS, tCE-CREAN, JELLY,
FANCY CAKES, and CANDIES, manufacture! daily.
1.au an - 49,. t.7:E A.CplZZISI, JR.,
ocIR ...-.--.ar S07 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-25

Assassination In Aenfucky.
EVANSVILLE INDIANA. October 24.-Georse
Wolf, wedthy farmer, residing three miles
from IIopkipsyiIle, Ke utucky, was assassl-
mated in his bed last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-25
DISAPPOINTMENT,

The above sale Is postponed on account Of the IN
element weather until SATURDAY, Octobcr 25tfl
at IL O'Clock VI.
no 81 W r POLK & co, AuctOneets.