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HORaES AND CANfsIAGES.
s~-.~-.
TOR BALE-LlUHT ANN HEAVY DELIVERY
Wagons ut a kil nuu soannn. hand delivery Wason
and tWoapacd buggy, chsap vt 96a anuh Caual'st
L uoss, Wsgout ara1s, hnras.blau.uts, ruG1r hnfsu-
cnyeta, and lot al sofut thugs to oran:cn !Ar,nsfa
and uthoa. OoYasnmuu4 toods Depo ly5 aud I3i East
iAke-s.. ....--....-
non HALI-pllEAP. 'TWO NKW OPEN AND TOP
Koad ad Gugfy. Gall II lal enI s3 Wuat las.st. GREET
L hON.
j1OR SALE 80 GOOD WORK AND DRIVING;
hpssa.. tine pair lay mares; must hu sold ~ aulo
pr'ee. 10 Nest Monrpo'ht.
}ayANrEp-A LIGHT SINGLE .sIkIuil. 4ppLY
w tod, HANNlGAN, W Wost Watsr1L
, 1873-12-10

E1nnloVtnart AEcrp4Cs.
(1yANTKD-1O WOOD Oil DrrENi FQR " MICHIGAN;
w 9lto Sl.23 por cuEd. Apply Ut u North Clask.4t,
, 1873-12-10

..- PERSONAL.
pIRSoSAL-:loliv. ". HUGHES: M0HrY II
L. Itihunp; deliver, II rspcrs u! rtglIt. II. KING.
13ER3OMAL- DON: YOUR TESDKIt MFssh0n
J. toll !ke ray Ut aunahlno upun coulod heart.
, 1873-12-10

A telegram from Joliet states that about 0
o'clock yesterday afternoon Sheriff Arnold re-
coivol tho following dispatch:
, 1873-12-10

HOtGlSs
CLARK HOUSE. 17a NORTH C1.ARK.sT.-A, FEW
" EDn irnt toons, IN suitos sfnSle, far fanios
inglo g2utlenoH with board. PRICES reasonable.
WABASH HOUSE -C0RNER con ESS.sT. AND
" Wsba,li-ay.-A fow moro henrdor, can DO acc1n,:
bDaf1 Hb w1rk,
, 1873-12-10
THE COURTS.
Condition Of tho Republic Insur-
nnce Company.
The Pennsylvania Railroal Case Again,
Tho Courts In Drlcf..-D nnkrnptoy Items.

TIE PENNSYLVANIA nA1tnoAp CASE.
The a,gumont in tho caso Of tho Pennsylvania
Railroad, agaiuHt Sherman md oihers, WAS eon-
.ludod yostorday. Plaintiffs, In support Of thor
caso, had oirored In evllonco d covenant made
by Samuel III. Abortion aud Joseph Mcrlorso',,
and which thoy claiMcd waB binding on Arohi-
bald II. Allerton and J. i. Sherman, though they
woro not siyners OF tho covenant, on tho ground
Tint thcy had previously formed partncral''p
With tho former defendants. aud, In nccordanco
With Tic woll-knowh principle OF Inv, tho acth
Of ono partner would bind tho firm. The de-
lonss objected to It's Introduction, aud in-
sisted that this wonll change tho instrument,
md that evidence coud not be allowed
for Hucll purpose, to which conlplaiMantB roply
that to show who woro the roal parlics aud wAat
ths legal import Of tho covenant iB iH not chang
ing tho covenant. Judge Dlodgett said TINT llc
did not think tho present stage waB the proper
ono at which to ofror such IN objection, that
tho ovidonco. on the point should bo heard first,
md tlsut then tho point might DO raised. 1t was
d woll-cstablibhod ru!o TINT tho parties to DO
Charged must be parties to tho contract, or that
II the instrument be undor seal, an agcut signing
1t must layo authority under seal, though thero
was line Of caacs which tended 10 provo that
o no might, nnder certnin circumstances, donu act
which would bind anotllor, though not party
to 1t, by bis rntihcatiou thereof. II tho qneB-
ton wcs to bo decided Oh that point, twas useless
to 80 iAsu .lo question: Ut tlu1uages. The piaii,-
l,ua would DO hold to strict rule in regald to
thoir prouf. Tho question Oh to whcihor tho
case could bo maintained lay at tho Threshold
Of tile proof, and then tho doeh could DO read p
ovideuce. or excluded from tho jury. Tho plain
tifra then continued tho Introduction Of their
Testimony, tho beginning having been mado
Friday.
TIE REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY,
Joseph Il, payBon, the Assignee Of tho Repub-
lio INSURANCE Company, filed his report ycslor-
day WITH Register Hibbard, showing the conli-
tion Of the Company, as follows:
Balanoe on hand Nor, $l39 ~
Rece,V ID on capital btulk. ............. 31,41B5l
necGivcd iron, Interest,". ........,,....... 1,447A7
Received from Of suits. s.........,.... 42281
Received FROM lllia receivable. e........... l,g7t47
Received from Halo OF policy rcgEter....... 1850
sl74,705c0
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A UCTION SALE-RARE CHANCE

A UCIlON SALE-hAkE CdANCE.-
N VIII be sold at auction, on the premises,
III not sold privately before.) on MONDAY
The 18th OF August next, (court-day,) that most
valuable estate at Louisa Courthouse, Va, known
as the LOUISA HOTEL property, consisting
Of the following named buildings-to wit, one large
TW0-STORY BRICK BUILDING, the lower
STORY FRAMED BUILDINGS; four OFFICES
KITCHEN; large new ICE-HOUSE in yard ex-
cellent new STABLES, sufficient for one hundred
horses, with garden and other lots attached. :,
There is no other hotel In the town. The sale OF
spirituous liquors, bookkeeping. &C.. having been
for many years entirely restricted to this property
makes 1t the most valuable OF the kind to be found
In the State.
Louisa Courthouse Is situated Immediately on The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, Sixty-two miles
west Of Richmond, and Is an improving, handsome,
and healthy place; and an energetic man, with The
exclusive privilege OF this property and upon the
favorable terms on which IL will be sold could add
greatly to Its already lucrative business by getting
boarders from Richmond and the lower country
during the summer and fall months, and make The
place pay for Itself mere rent ere the ten years
expire. Possession LIST of january next, and posi-
bly, earlier, If desired.
TERMS $1,000 cash; balance In ten years, payable
In equal quarterly payments of three months with
six per cent. interest and trust deeds or fourth
cash, balance In ten equal annual payments with
Interest, &C.. as above, at option OF purchaser but
purchaser to keep the premises well insured in lieu
of personal security. Heavy discount fer all cash
This property Is really for sale and will be sold
at greatly less than its value For further particu
lars address j. ID. BICK EkS,
corner Twelfth and Cary streets,
le 27-F&Tuew Richmond, Virginia.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AucttoDeers,
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FRONTING ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND
SE yENTEENTH STREETS, KNOWN AS THE
MIDDLE TENEMENT OF THE MANSION
HOUSE," AND AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY
A. l.. JACOBS, ESQ., AT AUCTlON.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed on the 2lst day of No
vember 1852 to the subscriber from n. N. kracker,
recorded In the clerks Office of Richmond Hastings
NOW Chancery) Court in d. b. IS, A, page 527, to
secure the payment of certain negotiable notes
therein mentioned, at the request OF the benefci-
~ In said deed, and In conformity with the drec-
lions of decree of the Chancery Court OF the City
of Richmond, pronounced on the eth day Of May,
1871 In the case of Shields rS Kracker, shall sell
at public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the
god day of August, ls73 ut O'Clock T. Nj. f fair n
not the first fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted)
that desirable BRICK STORE and DIV LLING on
the south side of Main between Fifteenth and
Seventeen streets No. 1925 The lot fronts twenty
one feet two inches and running back nlnety-four
feet to an alley fifteen feet wide.
TERMS Enough in cash to pay the expenses OF
sale and the sum of Sl,o45593 with Interest from
May 27t 1871, at the rate of ten per cent per an
mum, until paid, and credit for the sum OF
81 O45 sea- for which negotiable note will betaken
payable on the eth day Of May, 1874 with interest
rom May 27h 1871. at the rate of ten per cent per
annum added, and to be secured by deed OF trust
Terms as to any surplus Of the proceeds OF the sale
after enough TO satisfy said sums of money due aad
to become due, will be made known on the day Of
SALE JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Auctioneers. jy 90
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this line ID show that, like poor ne
tas been caught ii bad company 16I. me
Tray, we believe and know him % Ds
GRANT AND Il HIRp TRaM.--A correspond.
emit nom Long Branch Ia the TRIBUNE has

@ Grant AND .ATHIRp TRaM. correspond
emit from Long Branch 10 the afsoaae ma mas
the following:
4 There was recently here q leading member
az Congress who, during the last session,
was very prominent in the Credit obiiief
investigations. and who Is also member OF
the Judiciary Committee OF the House. AL.
though he did not come especially to see the
President. but TO arrange some official mat.
ters with a member Of the Cabinet who was
then here, he yet called on General Grant
and had a long conversation. In sub
seauent conversation had with himthe SUBJ
ject of the possibility of General Grants can
dfdacy for a third term came up. He de
clared In the most emphatic manner that he
was unreseryedly opposed to such candi.
dacy, but that he had every faith in Genera
Grant. He said, however, that there was
not the renlotest possibility of his again be
Ing candidate for the presidency; that he
knew General Grants ideas with regard to
that, and although the President had no.
told him in direct terms-it not being hls
habit to converse about such thlngs--ne wa:
wholly satisfied that General Grant Wouio
on no account allow bis name to De USED in
that connection if he could help it.
fore another presidential election comes
round YOU will find that Grant will be dis
qualified"
SHOW so 2" I asked.
"During the next session of Congress-
continued he, "another amendment Will be
made to the Constitution; at least, l believe
so, and everything now points to it. 1t has
already been subject of discussion among
in
really think it will 60 through. Atany rate.
it shall have my hearty support, and if no.
body else will introduce it, / will. The
amendment was one which Mr. Greeley
favored with great earnestnesS, and one
which. sooner or later, must become part Of
the Constitution"
"You refer to the proposition to change
the tenure of office of the PRESIDENT"
eyes, and tell you again that l believe
! it will pass at the next session by the neces
sary two-thirds majority. 1t will have many
strong supporters in both Houses, and be-
lieye it will be an Administration measure
"Would General Grant favor such propo
sition?"
eyes, I am sure he would, although be
could not well tuke an active part in thu
matter. ! know he has thought of the ques
| ton seriously, and have reason for beliey.
ing that he favors the amendment increasing
the Presidential term to six years, and de
| claring that President shall be ineligible t.
| reelection" General Grant," he contin
ued, "regarded his last election as grea
! popular vindication, and he was very prout
of it. His object is now to perform his du
ties with all the conscientious sincerity h
possesses, to do whatever shall seem best fol
the country, and to serve his term as quietly
| and usefully as possible"
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jy o-ltdts

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BLER REAL ESTATE ON DUVAL STREET.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue Of a
decree of the Chancery Court of the city of Rich
mond pronounced on the day Of July. 1873, In the
undersigned, us special commissioners therein
named, viii offer for sale at auction. on the Dist
DAY OF JULY NEXT. at the hour Of ? N. OF
LOTS well located, situated on Duyal street be-
tween Judah street and Premises alley Said pro-
perry will be sold according 10 plat Of survey TO
he exhibited at the sale Said sale will be at the
risk and costs of the purchasers at former sale Of
said property as provided by said decree
TERMS: One-fourth cash; residue on a credit Of
SIX. Twelve, and eighteen months, IN equal install
ments, bearing six per cent. interest from day Of
sale purchaser to execute negotiable notes for said
deferred ayments. and title retained until whole
purchase money is paid and a conveyance directed
by the court EDWARD Y. CANNON,
;, = 80. A. NOISE, JR..
~ 2l-dtd Commissioners,
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fTTEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE

sl 81 --.---- "a,
~ decree az the Richmoud Chances5
Ss.r, 10 IsJa IN S suit PRttonf &C., re-,
Fry &c, the s.,s;ic auction, on
ess for tas 81 the aist August
1874 40 4 r. III. that valuable properly Ano"u -
-. - -. 80 ma ~ HEALING SPRINGS.
s pc :, =, M, ,,,,,.tea n 4he
county OF Bat State Of Virginia on tne nne =. III
Ghesapeake and Ohio railroad
HITNDRED AND TWENTY-CNE a sI t e. ' ~.
thtr 81 which is cleared, and in ,T ~,
rether with all the PERSONA sf,!1ns
fhereon used In connection with ms pcr
The improvements consist on aaart.i and wor,t.
,mnanshin. and a number of HANDS0MESSOE-
TIEES NH I'm good order, and ev1nc1ng consl9eIa-
HE degree of taste In construction stort, etns
bnuses stables. &C.; ; and partial equipment ZOE
t.na line 20 ,, g $500 ~ 81 81
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
Y JAMES RIVER FOR SALE AT AUCTION

Y JAMES RIVER FOX SALE Al AuCIlON
NINE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO ACRES
IN THE WHOLE TRACT: SEVEN HUNDRED
AMOUNT OF JAMES RIVER LOW.GROUNDS
As commissioners in the suit of warwick vs.
Stewart" appointed at the June term, 1S73 of the
Circuit Court for the city Of Lynchburg we will al
O'Clock on WEDNESDAY, July 80, 1873, on the
premises, sell ut public auction that VALUABLE
FARM lying In the county Of Amherst. in the State
seized and possessed-N1EE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-TWO ACRES, of which SEVEN HUN
DRIED Is In ORIGINAL PINE AND OAK Ttsl-
Der.
The improvements are good: the land has been
iudiciously cultivated with plaster and clover; ana
In good heart. Some serenty-tye acres In low
grounds The James River and Kanawha canal
runs through the whole length OF the farm.
THE TIMBER
upon the place Is, perhaps the pest ID any one oooy
SO near the canal from Richmond TO Buchanan, AND
Should excite the attention ofall persons engagedtr
The lumber business, whether as sawyers or buyers
Box-plank timber especially abounds. No part Of
This wood is over hall mile from the canal.
The land lies adjoining that OF Thomas j. War.
wick aud Miss Mupdy, and between stapleton anG
Gait Mills.
be divided into two farms.
A boat for the accommodation Of persons desiring
to attend the sale will leave the packet landing att
O'Clock on the morning OF the sale.
TERMS: Ten per cent. cash, fifteen per cent. In
four months, and the balance on credit Of one, two
and three years. The deferred payments To bean
six per cent interest from day Of sale, and to be
cured by bond and good personal security.
For further particulars apply to us, or Thomas
j. Warwick-post-office Gnlts Aiills-Amhers
CHARLES III. BLACKBOARD, 4.
Commissioners.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Money, prime discounts,
5s@7. Exchange weak, 1os@1o0b. Gold, 1l5s@ll5t
Governments dull and steady. States quiet; Ten
nessees, SlB new, 81 Virginias, %; new, SO; con-
soils b2s; deferred, ll8 Loulsiana's, IS new, Do.
Leyee's, 10; SIS, So Alabama's, 80; SIS, A. Geor-
eIa,s, 10; 7's, 90. North Cardinals, 81 new. l5:
special tax, 1884, South Cardinals, 81; new Is;
April and October, 20.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
-. Monday. Luly o.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday, July %.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-White, 5,576 bushels new. Red, 3,5st
bushels
CoRN.-whte, $50 bushels. Yellow, 800 bushels
Mixed, 1000 bushels.
OATS.-452 bushels
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 45e bushels choice at $l.75; IA:
bushels prime ut Sl.75; 100 bushels very good al
Sl.72; 3O8 bushels very good at Sl.7l; 7eo oushei:
very good at $40; 56S bushels good at Sl65; To-
bushels fair at $l.65 1874 bushels common at Sl.5S
200 bushels on private terms; $50 bushels common
at S12O; $40 bushels good on private terms; 33t
bushels common at $l.5o; l2s bushels common ri
Sl.35-total, also bushels.
WHEAT:-Red 800 bushels prime at $l.T2; 10
bushels prime at $l7O 44 bushels very good at $le5
342 bushels very good at Sl.l3; SO bushels common
ut Sl.3O; 400 bushels good on private terms; III
bushels common at $780, IA bushels common a
$l45-total, 2,326 bushels.
CORN.-Wbite, $40 bushels prime Virginia on prt
vate terms. Mixed, $50 bushels very good western
at roc.
OATs-52 bushels common new Virginia at SIC.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WnEAT-White, 81 bushels.
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From GoOclsland County.

correspondence Of tlt K1CEMOnu UISpatcH.I
GoocHLANp COURTHOUSE, July %, 1878.
Goochland County Court, which met Oh
the third Monday OF July, was thinly at
tended, as the people were generally en-
gagged in securing their oat crop, which is
considered M unusually large one. 1t being
y monthly term, but little business except Of
a mere local nature was transacted.
A political meeting, presided over by Dr.
Edmund Pendeton and addressed by Judge
A. h. Leake and Messrs. Hughes and Wood.
son, was held to appoint delegates to the
Convention of the Conservative party. The
preference of the delegates was not known
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
1917 Main street.

g1LEGaNT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
~ HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR
HALE AT AUCTION.-At the request of owner,
who Is declining housekeeping. will sell at his re-
sideDce, No. oil Twenty-eighth street, between
Broad and Grace, on WEDNESDAY the 3oth
instant at IO3 o'clock, tine assortment OF FURN1-
TURE, consisting Of one rosewood-case 7-octave
upright Piano. made by knabe & Co.; Walnut Par T.
Tor Suit IN crimson reps, elegant French-piate
board, with mirrors: Walnut Ex tension-rable,
Walnut Library Table. Walnut Writing-Desk.
Walnut Marble top Table, Book Case, Brussels
CARPETS and Rugs, Thu Safes. Child's Carriage,
Crockery. Glassware, Chandeliers, Cooking-Stove
and Utensils
ALSO,
Wheelbarrows, Bellows, Anyiis, Strlke-Hammers,
Crowbars Chains, Steel Bars, Jumpers, Hand
Drills, Blocks and Tackle, Well-Pump, Grindstone,
Steel Shovels, Picks, &c, &c.
THOMAS w. KEESEE, Aucfioneer.
Agent for HALLS Fire aud Burglar-proof Safes.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, July 2s-Cotton quiet; sales, 1900
bales middlings, 2c. Southern Hour quiet ana In
good to choice extra, s7.so@Slo.5o. Whiskey a
rFhade frmer at s5t9s5tc. Wheat heavy and abont
1c. lower. Corn heavy and slightly In onEers'
more active; new mess, $l7.5o@Sl7.75. Beef dull
mess &a0Sl05O Lark weak at SsGlst. TurpeDffne
dull 43c. bid; 43Sc. asked. Rosin nrm stralneo.
S3O5 TaIlow firm ut sGDssc-
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COTTON MARKETS

MOBILE, July Cotton quiet: middBngs, Istc.
net receipts as bales; exports coastwse lao bales
sales, 200 bales; stock, 1,6U7 bales.
BALTIMORE, July -Cotton-m iddlipgs, 2O4c.;
sales, ss baless stock, 3,aa1 bales.
NORFOLK, July 2s.-Cotton steady; low mid
dIings Istc net receipts Sis bales exports coast
WISE ass bales sales, 76 bales; Stock s.67i bales.
+ NEW ORLEANS, July 2S..-Cotton firm; mid
dlings net receipts SD bales gross, Sol bales
sales, 600 stock, 2s.o25 bales. /.
GALVESTON, July 2s-C Cotton frmer; good ordi-
nary, 14t4pi6c.; sales, l,loo bales; stock, l2,77s
bales. 4 ~
3 CHARLESTON, July 2s.-Cotton quiet; middIings
lft0t7sc.; GALES, 200 bales; stock, $3.50 bales.
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A Texas paper inquiries with some anxiety
rs to the policy of the Democratic party.
We max he mistaken, but it strikes us that
the policy expired some months since, and
has never been renewed Tram
Script. #4
A Georgia paper recently contained the
following item ia its society gossip: The
,amiable and delicious Miss Pilkington, whose
charms Of mind and person have turned the
heads Of our gaiiants, now does her hair In
braids, and patronizes this paper exclusively
In her personal makeup
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BY Redwood i Crenshaw,
No. 1920 Main street.

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
w WEDNESDAY. July 30th. at 10 o'clock. u
genteel assortmenu of HOUSEHOLD and HITCH
EN- FURNITURE. comprising
Betsteads Lounges, Wardrobcs. Tables. Chairs
and Rockers, Safes, Bureaus. Straw Mating, one
lot Tailors' Tools, one Iron Safe, Baskets, Brooms,
Glassware &C., &c.
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW. Auctioueers,
iy 29-N No. 1i20 Main street.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS. e.

ST. LOUIS, July 28.-Flour firm and unchanged
In elevator a3ac. for sacked. Whskey quiet at slc
Pork firm and more doing, at $lG.59. Bacon 1rmer
shoulders, sic.; sides, lO@lotc. Lard quiet; re
AM
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|TTOUsEHOLD f URNIT1.lu. 3 =, e, S Az Z. Y
Ii MIRRORS, &C.. AT
second Goor, an assortment of FURNITUkE, con- CON
sistiug In part OF q. !. ,,ttf yppaJ.
One WALNUT PANLoR SUIT tcogsIs ~, w sns
MAHOGANY AID w ALSUT HAIRcLoTH 5d-l,ts3s
GLT-FRAME PEE MIRRORS ,,y ss, I
N HaIE-TOP CABINETS and WASHSTANDS,
Handsor1e MAHOGANY and WALNUT BEDSTEADs,
HAIR and SHUcR MATTRESSES, 8
FEATHER BEDS, ETAGERES,
WALNUT EXTENSION DISING-TABLES,
One set MAHOGANY DINING-TABLEs,
One excellent BATH TUB,
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, t2sE
BUREAUS, WARDRoBEs, &c. .unJroN
tuao ~. 81 5Auctioneers. !
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July 2s-Flour unchanged: wheat
Brine red, 81 5s@Si.es. Corn nominal; white, $50
ssc. yellow 5s@50c. Oats dull: southern, 4SQg4sc.
| Prn2isions quiet. Mess pork, Sl7@&l7.5o. Bacon,
| shoulders 8tc. Lard dull at stQssc. Whiskey
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET

PHILADELPHIA. July 2s.-Beef cattle rather dull,
but steady; sales of 400 head at S7.25@S7.5O for
extra Pennsylvania and western steers; SITS for
a few choice; Ss.25@$7 for fair 10 good; S569$s
for common. Sheep unchanged; sales of 1900
head at sse95ic. per pound. Hogs rather lower
sales of 5000 head at $7.5oG$7.75 per cwt. -
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, July 2s.-Flour in fair demand and
easy, but unsettled family extra, so. Corn In
good demand at 57@e2c. for shelled and sacked.
Pork steady at sls@$le.5o Bacon In fair demand
Lard steady choice leaf, e.c.; steam, stc Whiskey
steady ut e2c
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BY N. ii. Lee,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent,
10l4 Main street.

FRAMED DWELLING, WITH LARGE
ON GRAHAM AND GILLIAN STREETS, fOh
SALE AT AUcTIoNw will sell at puslGi aacl az
On TUESDAY Goth july 1879 on the a.
above S The lot fronts on Graham street one bun
dred and twenty feet and runs back on gilman
street one hundred and twenty feet. There rs on
the lot comfortable doublefront framed dwelling,
Kitchen. stable and number of fruit-trees Oh Var-
TERMS: One-half cash balance at six and twelve
months, Interest added, secured by trust deed.
~ On n. III. LEE, Auctoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-29
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, July 2s.-Spirits furpentine quiet;
no sales reported. Rosn quiet at Sl:75 for No. /;
"a for low pale; Sa.2s for pale. Crude tnrpent!ne
at $3.55.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-29
BY Moody Il Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Seventh and Huh streets,
Manchester Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRULY
INVALUABLE LOT ON FOURTEENTH OR
HARRISON STREET NEAR McOON0U6H
STREET-n pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
Court OF Chesterfield county, at the May term, 1871,
in the ehancery suit Of j. 4. Abbott and wife rs.
John n Childress, we viii sell at public auction, on
the premises, on SATURDAY, August end, 1873,
at O'Clock L. M, that beautifully located 9t on
borhood good and healthy; Convenient TO Belle Isle
and the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad depot.
TERMS: Ope-third cash; balance NJ and IL
months for negotiable notes bearing six Der cent
Interest, The utle being retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid. c. w. TuRNER