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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-05

By W. Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE U! I!.E

SALE OF VALUABLE
/ BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TO
TIE ARCH OF THE FfKSI MARKET 10 exc
crtio of the provisions OF deed OF tr1st bearing
date June 3. 1867, from Isaac jacobs and Vile 70
G. A. Brock meyer, Henry Sshuman, and J. Jac9ps,
frt,stpcs Of !" the German Building Assbctat1oH, NO
- aud their SUCCESSORS rs such trustees: ana OF
anoti,er deed OF August 10, lSg9 20 John "a.
Boschen, r. LohDlau, and II. WaDerste1n, trustees
of said Association, aud their successors rs such
trustees, 1recorced in Kicbmond Chansery Court
clerks Office, we the undermined y. Lohnan, 1onn
III Boschen, and William Graeser the as
trustees Of the original trustees In The frss sDoVe>
named 4deed-said Graeser' beips successor OF ID.
Wallsrstein in the deed last named. and Lohmaq
and Boschcn, two Of the original trustees thsre1n
having been thereto fequiredby the Hoard OF lIec-
tors Of said Association shall on MOhDA1 me
i 7th November. 1878, at O'Clock I. a., expose
for sale at public auction part OF the real esate con-
waved by said deeds, 70 Wit: go = - Il
/ Xii that certain lot Of around on the east side OF
Seventeenth between Main and Frankin streeS'
bounded on the north by Walnut alley, with Tree
story BRICK TENEMENT thereon now occupied
nerpetual ground OF 92H bushels OF mercnanta
Bic wheat payable annually on the lgs December,
and Is the real estate conveyed TO saio Isaac
Jacobs by james 81. TAYLOR, trustee.
+ TERfS: About II 200 In cash balance ln.eqH
iustalmenrs at SIX, twelve, and eighteen months ior
negotiable notes, interest added secured Dy trust
1'A' -. ~ ".,. JOHN II. BO5CHEN, 49,.
N, G sa.d Tr1atpes
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Am Indian Murderer.

ST.. LOUIS, November A dispatch from
Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, says thit a
Choctaw India prisoner in the hands Of
Deputy Marsbals Wilson and Ayres, shot
those gentlemen at the Creek agency on Sun.
day last, MORALLY wounding the former and
badly Wounding the latter. He also shot
Perry Duval, guard. The murderer was
subsequently shot and MORALLY wounded BY
the Creek Indian guard. 49,.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Strike ON the East Tennessee. Ffr'
ginia and Georgia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Trouble Appreciated.


C1sc1NsAr1, November "A special to the
Commercial from Knoxville, Tenn, says the
strike OF the engineers on the East Tennes.
see, Virginia and Georgia railroad threatens
to assume q serious character. Some Of the
employees yesterday prevented freight train
from leaving by uncoupling the cars. The
night passenger train and all the freight
trains have been discontinued.
Colonel Baxter, the attorney of the com.
pany, addressed the employees this morning,
explaining to them the trouble they are sub
jecting themselves to and advising non-intel-
ference with the operations of the road.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November 4.-The
trouble ON the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad is unadjusted... The men
will not allow the freight tRiis to move.
No freight has been carried over the road
since Friday. The mall trains run regularly.
Great Inconvenience has been caused to the
merchants by their inability to receive and
ship goods. Several thousand bales Of cot
ton have been lying here four days. ~
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Texas Pacific Observation-Disclosures
ment Of the Construction Company.

New York, November 4.-The California
and Texas Construction Company, engaged
in building the Texas Pacific railroad, was
to-day unable to meet its maturing paper,
owing to the impossibility of realizing ready
cash from its assets, on account of the finan-
ca condition of the country. Over $780,
600 of its paper, endorsed by prominent
stockholders, went to protest. Their liabili-
ties amount to $4,000, GOO in paper maturing
within the next ninety days.
There are 800 miles of the road completed,
and $50 miles graded, bridged, and ready for
iron. The company have lien on the rail-
road and other large sources of income.
1t is said the creditors will arrange SO as to
give the company time to realize on their US
Sete
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TOR RENT, TWO BRICK DWELL @a
r. 1NGs on east side Of Brook avenue andlX
Monroe street, six rooms each, with water' &c
Price, $40 each. Apply to x,,,,,isl ppnr1Yrp
a LII
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Augusta (Ga.) Financial Affairs, Etc.

Augusta. November 4.-Nearly every nc
ceptance falling due to-day was promptly
met by the merchants and cotton factors.
It is thought that about half-mil!ion dol
lars worth Of maturing paper was paid.
Cotton has been and is now coming III
freely. The planters are evincing every dis
position to pay their debts. &c.,,
Thirty-fivc Chinese arrived here to-day
from indianapolis to work on the Augusta
canal. and more are to come in few days.
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NEW YoKk. November 4.-Louis GAYLORD
Clarke died at bis residence at Piermont on
the Hudson last night, after sickness OF
ONLY few hours, resulting from paralytic
stroke. Mr.. Clarke was the editor OF the
Enickerbockcr Magazine from 1882 till It
ceased to exist, and subsequently was en-
gagged in the New York custom-house, ire
auently contributing, however, to literary
periodicals. Mir. Clarke's home at Piermont,
was the gift of his associates on the hn'ckeT-
bOcber
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Columbia. y. G., Races.

COLUMBIA, November "A number OF
noted borsenlen and fine stock Of running
and troting horses from different sections of
the country are arriving to contend for the
liberal purses offered for speed during the
approaching fair from November 18th to
14th. The track is regarded as the best in
America.
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COMMERCIAL.

~ &
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, November 4, 1873.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, l,16G bushels. Reo' 3oZ
CoRS.-white, 120 bushels. straw-colored, 240
bushels.
UATS-lS2 bushels.
SCKEESISGS.-1S bushels.
SALES.
WUEAT.-White. II 90 bushels very good on Pri-
vale terms: 22 bushels common at $3.50; y bush.
els good at IL go; 2S bushels common al s1.51
AZ bushels good at 81 90; LOG bushels very goou
at IL .65-total, 1.07S bushels.
WHEAr.-Red: 40 bushels at $l.0o; % bushels
very good ut II .60-total IS bushels.
9nS.-White, ii bushels very good new ut zoe. !;
liz bushels very good old 1T S0c.-toal, 12G bush
els
ScnEESISGs.-1S bushels at $1.O5.
REeEXHIBITED.
WnEAT.-White, 774 bushels Red, 1873 BUSH
els.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 4, 1873.
Il s y ARRIVED. .....- s..- p
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk. mer-
ctlandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatuln, agent y
SAILED. ...'
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, MGR
chundse and passengers. G. ". Allen Co.. agents.
STEAMER j. W.. Everman, Platt. Phlladelphia,
merchandise and passengers. ". =. Porter.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore, mer-
chaudisc, w. +. Brett.
...t CLEARED FOR THIS. PORT. t-.#
Brig Frances Jane, sailed from Baltimore Octo-
Der 3d.
Rockland 10 load November 1st.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Louisa Crockett, Flanders, arrived at
Baltimore November Sd.
Schooner Fleetwing, kenison, from Rockland for
having sprung bowsprit of Nantucket.
..- STA TOTAL DISASTERS IN OCTOBER.
The number Of vessels belonging to, or bound to
or FROM ports III the United States, reported totally
lost and missing during the past month. is 50, OF
which SO were wrecked ! 6 abandoned, burned,
sunk by collision, 8 foundered, and are missing.
They are clasSed as follows-viz, ! steamer,
ships & bark>, IL hrigs and IS scho0ners, and
their total value, exclusive of carsoes, Is estimated
ut &SlS 5000. ......
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A Woman Rugged and Crushed tt
Death by Bear.

New YORK, November 4.-An Italian wo-
man named Batoeini, living in East Newark,
Nj, was yesterday Rugged to death by q
bear which she and her husband used for n
street exhibition. The animal tore and
trampled upon the woman until her whole
body was crushed, the bones In many places
protrudisg through the skin. 49, .....
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The Loudoun County Fair.

WAsHlNcroN, November a--rhe Prcsi'
dent and all the members of the Cabinet,
with General Sherman and one or two In.
yited guests, leave here on Thursday morn.
Ing to attend the Loudoun County Fair, at
Leesburs, where they will be the guests OF
Colonel Fairfax. They feturn Thursday
evening.
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LONDON, November A collision on thu
Midland railroad seriously Injured twenty
persons.
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HORsE, BUGGY. AND HAR-EAS
i III NESS 70 be sold at auction on FRI-dA
DAY. III Instant at / O'Clock, at A. w. CARRIERS
stables, on Ninth between Hain and Cary streets,
Inc owner having moved into town for the winter,
and having no further use for them. l-loc It'd
GALE AT AUCTION OF FORTY
y SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
THE NEVILLE DITCHER COMPAEY-Wi.tbe
sold at auction, at the Stock Exchange, over the
First National Bank, OH SATURDAY the Stn OF
Noyember S73, ut o'clock p. NJ. EORTY
SHARES OF THE STOCK OF THE NEVILLE
DITCHEK COMPANY, or 50 much thereon as may
be necessary. .'' - .,,,,nru
TERMS: CASH. The IhOSiCh'i
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Explosion Of POWder-MiN.
SCRANTON, Pa, November 4.-The Mosic
powder-mil, near Hyde Park, exploded to-
day, killing three persons.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucioueers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

r7RUsTEEY SALE OF A STORE AND
L DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF Sc
COM STREET. BETWEEN CANAL AND
BYRD STREETS AT AUCTION.-In execution
of the provisions of a deed Of trust from T: V.
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 ofice eng thereto required by the holder Of
the notes securely, will sell at auction upon the
yember. commencing at Az O'Clock 2. NJ, the pro.
perry conveyed in said deed, being tue STORE
and DWELLING occupied by hr. Thomas j. Cou-
SINS The lot Is SO by 80 feet. -
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and to pay
s525 with Interest from 18th OF October, 1873
Of sale f JAMES E GODDIN,
- JOHN HOWARD,
~.. ~ Trustees.
cpup,o &, WILLIAMS Auctionecrj, no
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Fire In Boston.

Boston, November 4.-Building No. AZ,
central wharf, was burned last night. The
contents were essential oils and camphor.
Loss, $4,000. ... -. II
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI November 4.-F1our dull at 20 609'
1886. Corn dull; old--ear, 42g4Sc.; sheHea.
4SG44c. New pork-Old stock light at $l2:2o ;
buvers of new at k12.' Lard-Kettle, only 5oobing
sales at 7@7ac. steam, buyers at 6hc-heldI ~
6Ac Bacon-Shoulders In fair demand u oaQ
&c: sales of clear rib at clear rio-slacss
&c. Whiskey quiet and steady at sc. .s..r-
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Ynr,ycynIE MARKETS.

November euis
C snd nGTehsnred. PorR 81 35oasi4 Baeonshop
ders, clear rio 6ag6 Sis are 1 S;s t 1e
hieher for small lots. Whisky quiet at S6967t
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Eexerpor Kcmper's Movements.

TSpeCiAI teIcgram 70 inc DI5luscu'J
GoRDoNsv1LLE, VA, November 4.-Our
Goyernor-elect, General kemper, was here
to-day, and left this evening for his home,
nineteen miles from this place, in Madison
county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-05
BY W. Goddin,
Auctiorcer and Real Estate Agent.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE at AUCTION OF LOT AND
y SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT, ADJOIN-
ING HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY. AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CHlNAAE CHER
KY STREETS.-At the request Of the owner shall
sell ut auction, OH The premises, on FRIDA? the
TIN Of November. 1878, at Ak o'clock ?: NJ, the
LOT located as above (adjoining the residence OF
Mr. Hundlry). with new. unfinished TENEMENT
thereon. The lot Is newly enclosed and In the
yard there Is well Of water.
TERMS At sale. -tbr+~ w. GODDlS,
moi AuctI0neer.
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MRS. A. G. TURNKEY desires to
Iyl call attention to her various styles COR
SETS, with and without shoulder-straps; Misses
orseiB and French Waists; together with other
useful articles for the ladies. New style BuSTLE
and HOUP-SKIRTS Of my own manufacture con-
stantfy ON hand and made to order. Second door
from corner of Seventh and Main streets, No. 70l.
oe 22-e0d2W
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BY Lyme & Brother, 1892 =
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. 1919 Main street.

VALUABLE. BUILDING LOT on
Y CHURCH HILL, EAST SIDE OF TWENTY
EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARSHALL STREETS FOR SAlE BY,PUBLlG
AUCTlON-The above lot we shall positively sen
without Nnit on FRIDAY the 9TH Novemo+r,
1873, upon the premises, at ~ O'Clock r. ~, ~
the highest bidder, account OF purchaser AT Ias'
sale, Who has fsiied to comply with the terms.
Lot Is 80 by 80 feet to an alley. ~ ~. Us"
LYME s BROTHER,
NOD Aucdoneers.
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LEBANON, Pa, November Am attempt
was made to burn the city last night. 1t
was fred in five places. Two barns were
burned. Aggregate loss, 100000.
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A Customs Collector Arrested.

A Customs Collector Arrested.
SEpALIA, Mo-, November 4.-Colonel D.
H. Budlong, United States collector for this
district, was brought here to-day under ar
rest on the charge Of ENLIGHTENMENT, and
will have an examination tomorrow.
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NOTICE-The taxpayers of Henrico
IN county are hereby notified that the TAX
BILLS for Tucknhoe. Fairfield. Bro0kland, and
Varina townships will be ready for COLLECTION
at the Treasurers Office, In the county courthouse,
from thal 9th TO the 3Oth day of November, 1873 !;
after which time they puss by law. into the hands
OF the township collectors, with i've per cent added
WILLIAM II. MCGRUDER,
no 3-tSov.30 County Treasurer.
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By Coulling & Pendlcton,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, 1901, corner Tenth and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
" WITH A FRAME HOUSE THEREON,
SITUATED ON THE WRIST LINE OF TWEN-
TY-SIXTH, BETWEEN RAND 8 STREETS, AT
AUCTlON.-By decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Henrico county, In case or Baker, executor rS.
Baker, &C., entered the 80 day OF November, 1873,
we will sell at public auction on the premises. the
cuped by John ". Baker, deceased. in his life
time. on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF November,
1873, at o'clock. p. NJ.
TERMS: One-third cash; remainder ut six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest added
and title retained until all the purchase money Is
paid and conveyance ordered by the court:
... A. X. COURTNEY, h..
II. s. MORTON,
no -5t Special Commissioners.
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no l-6t
CHICKERING'S PIANOS.

:" The bestI have seen in the United States"
S. ThdEberg. Il. t.... K
II have selected Chickering's pianos for their
pcrfect purity OF tone.--C. Bdssini.
These makers have established uniform prices Tor
their instrumenis SO that purchaser can obtain Of
their agents In Richmond Chickerng Piano
at the same price at the mandatory In Boston.
They are st once the cheapest and best instru-
meits made. WOODHOUSE i PARHAm,
Oc 81 ..rr....,... Sole agents.
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BY telegraph.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

NEW YUKh.
NEW York, November 4.-No markets to-day IN
consequence Of the election.
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r~f'a Il BY Grubbs d Williams,
T. Real Estste Agents and Anctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

SsS~s1 1SSs1skO Wv zkuEklJEt1Tr,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE BRICK DWELLING No ea4
Il NORTH EIGHTH STREET, ADJOISTyr
The CITY SPRING, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, 9th Of November, at Az O'Clock p
n, we VIII sell, upon the prpmises, the DWELL
ING occupied by Mr.. W. Fl. Fox, s.tusted a. st,nys
10 has seven rooms, kitchen With four rooms. and
Is furnished with water and gas "NS
The lot is 70 by 100 feet. ...'-
Thfs property Is s1tuafettn pleasant and re.Irea
part Of the city,and Is yet very convenient TO ia.
ness
TERMS: At sale. s1 -s,-s r
~ 20 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
oC o1.co0toLuGta ~. ..s-s g~..- AICuopeers
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ST. I,OIJIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, November 4.-Flour dull and u an
saitIed.iower. Corn dull and uusettled-iower
for No. Q mixed :; REGULAR, a7Hfc.; n O.
yember. Whiskey steady nc BOO. PGrk-Naopn n
here! Bacon dull; clear rib, 7@7&c.; ciear' oac
Lard dull, broker, &c. .ti!-E-- ~ t#-,. 20. <
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, TUESDAY, November 4, 1873.
Bid. asked

Bud. .dSked
STATE SECURITIES.
yirtinia consols. 4o'5 ~
Virginia deferred. ................... @ os2
Virginia interest certinctes...t... w zo
Virginia tax-receivablc coupons...... w 10
CITY. M
Richmond city s's.................... 9o w ~,
Richmond city 6s...................." fo's IVA
~ RAILROAD BONDS.
Southside railroad third mortgage m =.
preferred 6's, j. & J...........:....., w of
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad "a oo,
first mortgage rs, }. Z D...:.;..:. w S%'8
Orange and Alexandria Railroad third m or
mortgage S's NJ. & S............... w 90
- - f" t.'.~ p. B. Il.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and - M
Potomac Railroad, common. IO0 % w
Richmond aud Danvllle Rail oo 20 m
road .............. .........' 5OOoo 20 81
Glover Hill Railroad. ........:.. 1oO w u
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
,-,r,,ni, Home .....:. 100 90 90
Old Dominion. ........-..::... I0U ~ ,SS
Piedmont and Arlington Life. luV w A'o
MISCELLANEOUS.
Virginia Steamship and Packet ~ .o
Company. ioo ~
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fcexr,srrp FROM yrRsr rAax.l

can, have thirty-scven IN the lower House.
and the Democrats thirty-tbree. 49,,
TOYS R,vxR, November 4.-Four o. 70.
largest towns In Ocean county nave pss .a
bcsyIi from, and give large Democratic ga''s
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoncers,
Eo.12l2 Main street.

IMPERATIVE SALE OF T HR E E
i HANDSOME FRAMED AND BRICK BASE
MENT TENEMENTS. sITUATED ON The
EAST LINE OF OVERWHELMINGLY VENT F. ;, iI BE BE;
SALE BY AUCTI0N.-We SHALL at the request OF
The owner. sell at public auction, on the premises,
on THURSDAY the 9th November. 1878, COM
mencing punctually at ~ O'Clock P. NJ:
LIST. That desirable BRICK and FRAMED TEN
EMENT occupied by &. w. Willis, Esfl., contain
ing about five rooms h Hk H &e rrvEnrsrs
adjoining the above, built In the most improved
style, containing six rooms each. with usual out
houses, and water on the premises.
Each OF the above houses have lots attached
fronting about 20x120 feet.
We would invite special attention to the foregoing
sale. ~
TERMS: Very Hheral-say one-fourth cash, resi-
due at six twelve and eighteen months, for nego-
table notes, interest added secured by trust DEED
nos LYME & BROTHER. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
L AND 346s ACRES VALUABLE LAND "
TY, On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH,. AT
AUCTIOS.-On the day named, on the premises,
two miles from Cappahosic and the same distance
from CIaybank wharf, by virtue Of Q deed Of trust
from John Asher, duly recorded. shall sell BY auc-
tanning 3464 ACRES, together with the fine and
cosnlnodious DWkLLIHG and out-houses and Large
new barn thereon. On the place, which Is admira
bly, adapted 10 trucking IL well-seected orchard OF
young apple and peach-trees. .s.5
The house com lpands q beautiful view or the
river
TERMS Cash but It Is hoped and believed that
arrangements viii I've made before the day of sale
for usual credits. j. WESLEY FRIEND,
no Trustee.
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OPENING AT NOWLAN e. CO.'S, r.
Oa.a NEW FALL STYLES OF a 81
- - FASHIONABLE JEWELRY, &SS&
Watches, Opera and Cable Seck-Chains, Sets, Pms,
Knobs, and Drops Sgnet, Amethyst. and scarf
Rings, and u great variety Of new Bridal Silver,
purchased at the lowest rates Of gold Corner Main
and Tenth streets. Oc 3
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DOR RENT, the large and commodi- Gs
Il Gus ROOM over the office of the Southern Iii
Express Company. 1t is supplied with steam, aud
requiring tic use of light machinery. For terms
apply to
oc 30-6t d. +. GlBSOS, Agent.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FARM OF ONE THOUSAND AND TWEEN
TY-sEVEN ACRES, WITH C0MMoDlous I'M
PROYkMESTS. IN PRINCE EDWARD COUS-
TY, TWO NILE From HAhpDEN SIDNEY
COLLEGE, LIGHT MILES FROM PARMvfLLE,
AND TWO AND HALF MlLEs FROM
PROSPECT DEPOT, on THE ATLANTIC, Mis-
SIsSIPPI AND OHIO RAILROAD. AT ACC..
TIOH.-By virtue OF the provisions of deed OK
trust bearing date the IAN Day July, 1871 from
J. w. Breckenridge and wife to the undersigned
trustee, duly recorded In the office Of the clerk Of
Prince Edward county, 10 secure the payment OF
the several GUMS therein mentioned ueng required
so to d. shall, trustee In said deed sell ~ pub
lie auction on TU. SDAY the 25th day Of AoTeyl-
Der. 1873, at O'Clock 2. NJ, the valuable TRACT
OF LAND described In said deed a. containing
one thousand and twentyseyen acrts, three-tourths
OF which Ia improved and In fine state OF cutira-
ton. The remainder L. heavily timbercd viii, oak,
hickory, and pine, which can be- cut and sold TO said
railroad at rcmuneraiiye prices.
The land Is well ~atere'i. has hrst-rate grst and
saw-miD, and all theconvenienees AMI eommenda-
tons Of q tine farm. There now on the place
besides the MILL mlLhouse, aud main buidin2s.
two comfortable dwellings, with out-h"uses: 20
that the place easily be divided into three tracts
giving a sufticicncy OF wood and cleared land 10
oach.1 The location Of this property Is one OF the
mos attractive in the Slate. The society Il OF the
best has nDe schools aud churches the railroad
DEPOT stores, and po,t-ofice. Within the past Two
years d number Of Scotch and tpgli-h have located
10 the immediate neighbnrhood.
TERMS: Cash. Il. b. TALlAFERRp,
oc 25-eOdtdS Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-05
New Harspshire Banks.

CoscoHD, November 4.-The savings banks
to-day determined to pay no depositors till
january 1st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-05
BY Grubbs < Williams,
Auctloneers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
RESTAURANTS.

NJ. 10 IHIN ITf.N II II INEEI.
At Bank and Eleventh the Incompatible LUSCH,
the lnxuries OF sea and land. GAME, FISH, OfS-
TIERS, MEATS. ETC., served 10 orsier.
At IS Thirteenth street, FREE LUNCH EVERY
DAY, besides the best regular lunch.
The best of Oysters at both places, and Liquors
that are surpassed ut no bar In the land and breSed
drinks OF the best style OF art.
Come one, come all. Both places are thoroughly
fortified. NO j
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EOR RENT, delightful ROOMS. IN a
r. house With every modern convenience, -
lew squares from he snnraGtgg ne eoa e.
ax rooms-bath closet, stofe-foon1j pa c,s,n IN n
acsirrbie tenant. Keyerences interchanEed. ID
Srnas q. a.. Richmond post-oftcs. no o-lt- :