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,eop,s a not approve IFS l~ins done. anu
the lines will probably Inc drawn more e'uS
IL as far - rublic sentiment can eliect Iva. s
ro,,,jt There Is ap evident design on tuc
,,,rt nf tho Radicals to COLOMBO the folirIh
ward which Is very nearly even diI'deu'
and which happens to be The place OF resi-
dn,,,o If thc most of their prominent lead
Rev. Messrs. Petty and Provence con-
d,nte,, memorial meetings at Sapcny church
last Sunday for the benefit Of the Baptist
fund. after which collection was taken mp
In the amount of $40. which will be in
creased to $500.
Rev. DR.. Hatcher, Of this city. viii con-
duct memorial exercises Sunday morning al
High Hills and at Hicksford at night
An incident took place to.da, which ir's
excited good deal of Just indignation among
the citizens. Mr.. Thomas Baxter, Vener;I-
hle and c,tmablc citizen, went In negro
tenant! to collect the rent due him when the
pc-ru turn d on him with violent aud!
tllreatenin. language, abusing him i'll lo,la
tone and using obscene language while Ia
dies were passing on the streets. All TINS
time white Radical policeman, n ma named
Southall, was near by, and only laughed ut
what lie pretended to consider Il mere quar-
rel. II is snid Soltliall expects to be nomi-
mated clerk OF Old Market, and that he was
afraid to offend the negroes.
Mr.. Tallton Brown, Il citizen Of Chester
field. was found dead on the road between
Glover Hill Pits aud his home, having fallen
from his horse, it is supposed. in Il mt oi apo
pleXy.
The Council holds special session to-
morrow to tx up things preliminary 10 lis
guing out OF office ii the ind OF the current
month.
A number IF Petcrsburgers arc in attend
an.s, Oil the fair ct Blacks and v bites Tor
the benefit of the Episcopal church now
teiugiheId ut that place.
At tthr Radical ward meeting in Fifth
Ward last night there WAS rldculou; row
between the president Of the club (' negro
and a white man named jordan, Wtlch re-
suited in the president being actually lln.
seated and turned out of the house anna
great confusion.
Il Is stated that Simon Walker. Il negro
politician OF Filth Ward, will he pnt forward
u q candidate to succeed Mr. K. u. Green,
y ho has resigned his seat in III" Senate.
The adjourned annual user!ing of the Life
Insurance Company of Virginia will he held
tomorrow. Ii is expected 10 bc an impor-
tant one.
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
COMPANY is to repair the trc$tle near the hp-
pomattoX river, and lay new rails across the
bridge.
Miss Julia Young, daughter cf Il. a.
Young, Esq, was married to-day TO Mt.
Thompson, OF New York. koDlN ApAlE.
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Cuba.

HAvsSA. May IA steamer arrived to-
day from spain with l.Hjd ,&,,;ei prisoners
TO reinforce the army here
TLe >tcaDlers fazoo. Juniata, GeImania.
and Havana, from New Orleans, are still
compell,u 70 remain in quarantine here, al
though there are no eases Ut sickness on them,
and the Board of Health OF New Orlcaus
certiteS there is no case Of cholera in that
city. The Government here, however, claims
that the quarantine is imposed on Informs.
ton from the Spanish Consul at New Or
leans that the cholera really exists there.
This rigid enforcement of quarantine regu-
lations does much injury TO commerce, and
it is believed to have been ordered on insult
ticient grounds.
Official kilograms from Port-au, Principe
report that the Leon battalion recently had
I fight with the insurgents, and that the
Cuban General Isuacio Ayramonte was
killed and his body brought to Port-au-
Principe. General Sanguil Is also reported
TO have been killed.
New YORK, May 14.-The Herald special
from Havana, dated the 18th, says: II saw
General Monteiro, chief of staff, who assures
me OF the death of Agramuntc. lie says his
corpse was brought into Port-au Principe
and exposed publicly aud identified by an
immense concourse of people" The fore
going is corroborated by private kilograms.
HAVANA, May l4.-The insurgents Mt
tackled train on the Port-au-Priucipe rod
and killed the commander Of the Molina
fort, two captains, aud number OF sol.
dIers.
Later.-AgRmonte's death Is confirmed,
but that Of Sangaili Is denied. Agn.
monte WIGS killed at Lima Gayto, where the
spaniards report that eighty insurgents were
killed.
The quarantined steamers have been re.
leased, and have come TO- the city,
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POLITICAL MorEMESTs-RADIcAL PROGRAMME
MEMORIAL MEETINGS. SUDDEN nEATu--SCAS-
BALUuS CONDUCT OF A rCLiCEMAN--RIoToUS
WARD MEETING LLANE0US.
correspondence of the Richmold Dispatchl
PETERSBURG, May IA, 1879.
The Republicans, in their ward meetings
hast night, elected delegates To the nolDina-
ting convention which Is to he held to-mor-
row night at the courthouse. 4 lively time
is expected, as there is quite large shoal of
applicants rs cXpectants for all the offices on
the general ticket. as we'll rs the ward nomI-
nations for the Council. The Republicans
approached Conservatives IN some Of The
wards, / understand. and cfIcred to run them
on their tickets, with the probable view of
PREVENTING opposition werd tickets being
run hy the Conservatives. 1t ~ not likely
that tbis game will succeed this time, as the
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ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester. foSt' Nurlolh. hncr-
chantfise und passengers, l.. 4. Tatum, agent.
Schooner IL. n. S4uircS, Vixen, Woods Hole,
puano Allison & Addison.
schooner ID. b. Beckford, Harris, Woods Hole,
guauo, Allison & Addison.
:" schooner Charles Coming, Dreamer, Woods Hole,
Allison j. ADDISON. ,,
schooner a. Wiley, Beacham, RappaIlanuock,
corr, Gall.g0 Mills Manufacturing Company.
Schooner Enterprise, Wheatley, Baltimore wheat.
loop Sarah " arIen, Banks ChickahoninS, luu-
Der.
Steamer State OF Mar land, TraSers. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. Z. Brett agent.
Steamer Eliza HancoN, Clifford, sorios, nIer-
chandise and passengers. l.. 4. TaiiIn. agent.
Schooner i.onshsey, Loughsey, Philadelphh, GiTi-
mite Curtis & Parker
Schooner :. ). 3ickmorc, Barton. James river, 10
load timber for Bali, .,le.
Schooner ruttl. Dayton, Crcckmore, Norfolk
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Bark 7kdeline and Maraupa, from New ork eth
Of May.
18th OF April.
MEMORANDUM
Schooners Frank Walter. brewster. and W. W.
May l2th
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Captain simmons, Ut the steaiIIer Bristol. reports
that the fOg.horu OH Execution light, Long Island
Sound, wus not ding on the morning OF the nth
Instant although thick fug prevailed. Pas ed the
light ut SAL A. a., una blew our whistle contluu-
olsly, but did not get any response.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spains

SNdus
MADRID, May H.--The new election law
for Cuba enfranchiscs merchants aud arti-
sans. taxes persons who follow learned pro-
LESSONS and officials. The voting age j.
twenty-five.
General Noryill>. Minister Of War, vino is
now in Navarro, demands tInlorcelnent>
for the troops in that province.
The voting throughout Spain OH Saturday
and Sunday last for deputies to the Constitu-
cnt CortcS resulted in the election of $40
Ministerial Federalists. 80 Extreme Radicals.
: lnt"rnationai>tS, 10 Independent Republi-
.'iu>, and 80 Monarchi>ts.
France.
PARIS. May l4.--It : reported that Gaulard
has informed 'fhicr, that he has resolved to
resign the Ministry Of the Interior unless
Jules Simon, the Minister Of Public In.truc-
ton, rctircs.
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TIE s,ona.Mtne Horror In Nova sco-
tia-A second Fatal Explosion" NO
aso,o for those below

hone for those Deio"'
U.I,rAx. y. s., May IA large crowd
i assembled around the Drummond colllcry
this morning. Efforts to >ubdue have failed.
Two men going down the shaft to rescue
those below were killed by 4 second explo-
sion. Smoke is pouring from all the open
ings. threatening to destroy the surface build
ings. There is no hope Of saving tho>e
below.
The mine had been closed some time Oh
account of strike among the miners,
which accounts for the iirc-tlamp expo
sion. go,
Laier.-The Drumlnond co'licry tlre sun
RACES. There is no hope OF saving Inc n,'',
in the nit. Another explosion occurIeaa III
O'Clock this \. NJ. The fire caught from An
EXPLOSION of %unpowder. Mr.. Dunn ana
twenty volunteers went down to assist in
mlttin. il o,ii, and il Il supposed that all Wcf"
near the flames and killed instantly hy the
explosion.
LATEST TIE FIRE ABATING-~ FEARFUL LOSS OF
LIFE.
New GLASGOW. y. $, May l4.-'rhe fire at
Drummond Colierv continues TO burn
hri>kly, but is slowly abating. Men who
have escaped with great difficulty from tht
slope report that on their way up they pass ca
bodies OF their comrades who had probably
become stupclicd by the smoke since the OK
pIosion. None have come up alive. The
number OF victims will probably reach
scT4utyhrc.
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ry,NE BEAUTIFUL AND HIG II -
ATTRACTIVE FARM CALLER "Slifk-
W,Up' uN Tue BROOK lhNPlhE ANn
tirIuiTii;E ROADS, one MiI.t. NORTH OF
EiCUNDNp FOX SAIf At NttTlON.-Ni!I
rr sDt At :n..iit.l. Oh III, PREMISE. ~ TUESDAY
tho oa,n d;v Of MAY. l7i cuiittca"iii. II o'clock
t. u riIu ictuiiiu AMI tractlv" farm ca'cd S'icT-
,nrI irIi.I H. .tlIr.u, b"u;'', oHc SID ny r
farm owned ;Ii occupied ~ Dr. W. y. i'icSauts.
by Mr. t.r,!e !Iartwrli and hy tiItt OF Mr. J.. ".
hose co!l,.tiainy u: recent sGrvcv SEVENTY
FIVE ACRES, Of Which about three 10 four acrc&
are IL pine woods. III four acres in oak grove. The
Illalcr III The aEG + cr.cc'iv lSel, AID tor the
most pr! H. high state at fct!:!ty the growing
crops will show.
The improvements consist Of Il Feat COTTAGE
RESIDE NtE. with six rooms, front au'! rear
roirhn5 running the wlol. length ii The dwelling:
u Kitchen: dairy: two other dwellings, used for
coorc persons; III cAce.lcn. barn, stable, and
carriaGc puSr; one nlEcr carrag"-llouse; well OF
tine ":irr. and pump near the stable IErrc l.
All excel 1T Young orchard, an ! the oak grove IN
front ~ the dweIlin. |, Il beautiful enc.
IL win lc s,.d ~hos. or divided SO ;ls to sci
W.T. II The dwelling acres with The lot u TIE soati
OF IL. embracing tn. orchard aud small frame!
fhe Hermitage road will b. divided Into three lots
OF ll3 acres each.
The place Is within half II mile Of tn Fair
Grounds. land has emily suld Tor 5000 Per
acre and one mile from Richmond College. and In
the most desirable part Vt the suburbs for resi-
uc"crs. IL The nrghlorhood Is pros crbiIly II. alhy
i plat OF the property en- M seen AT my Office
and Mr.. T. ". Wool, residing on the place, will
show Ii Ia those who r aN call on him.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known al the
hour OF sale. N.GODDlN,
my IL auctioDeer.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May l4.-Tbe Modocs
were ut lust accounts twenty-five miles from
the scene of the last fight. and were being
ho,ly pursued. They will be allowed no
rest. Ii is thought tbut the force twenty-five
miles hence will drive them back towards
the lava-beds, While the force going from
camp will keep them out.
Dispatches from the lava-beds represent
great activity, but 80 far without results.
The soldiers are harassed by the rattle.
snakes and scorpions, upon which Ctptuin
Jack and his braves feed.
Firing has been heard in The direction
taken hy Colonel Masol's scouting party,
but the result is unknown,
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EyiirnhlI. L Wilkins,
Su.,ricnrrr- and Zeal Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

su"ricncrr- and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THRUST EE'~ SALE OF FIVE or
1 THOSE HANDSOME AID NEW BRICK
T. kf.AIEhTS At TIE SDi'JliEA>f CORNER
OF CLAY AID NORTON eTREETS AZ AUG
TipSIu execution OF til" provisions Of a '.rr d 81
trust from ward j. Euk"r and wife 10 the sub
ser Der n trustee, viii sell M aucinn upon TIL.
premises, en- MONDAY, 18th May. i: o'r!olk L.
NJ, dive or more Of The Block OF TEN uANll-
SOME STutkBRlCk- FRONT TENEMEHIS
situated rs above
They have just been completed ana are now ready
for occupancy. with more ih,a Il sufficient number
of applicants 10 Ill thu entire hl OK with desirable
tenants. $3.50
Zach tenement hlr SIX rooms with irsid" blinds.
and neat yrrulutllS gas ana water throughout
huiit IN the NJ modern siTlc with reference To
he present wants ard convenience OF fhU>r T!.o
wish lo secure economy NJ space with small labor
in hon, excepting. and 10 combine thorough inferior
contor, with tasteful and attractive external j.
pcarlncr.
No block vet built In the city presents man.
adj. an.agcS ~ per -Cns Of moderate Means for Sc
caring charu homes. or 1" capitalists for maxi s
safe and profitable investments.
These houses must he >Od ami when u II suggested
that thy With the lots attached! nay sci! Tor lrE,
than has been paid for building the n1nS"s (anG trat
with The closest III la cement and every advantage
the par: of the uwu"r There seems Ia Ire nothing
10 add 10 Insure i fail attrinincc 1t an1 warm III
tcr., in this sale.
TERMS : At sale. 4. WILLIAMS. Trustee"
GRlgT & WILLIAMS, Auc;ion"crs fnHii
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BY Wellington God,.iu.
Auc..onerr and Eeal tstste Agent,
corner .! Eleventh and Bank streets.

TI,RuSTEE'9 SALE OF VALUABLE
L LOT AND FRAME DWELLING THEREON,
TWEEN ADAMS STREET ASU BROOK AVE
NCE-As trustee In L certain deed u trust froni
Mr.. y. Iinsley Pate, bearing date ?2d October. g.
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings court, shall
In exc .utiou thereof procccI 10 sell Al public auc-
don on the premises. on SATURDAY The 18th NJ
Nav 1873 NJ 5 O'Clock i. NJ. the real estate con-
side OF Cha, street running back lSoect to an alley,
having thereon u large oSa-SToki FRAMED
DWELLING.
TERMS: Cash aS TO the expenses OF sale aud 10
nay OIL hnnd for 900 with all ltcrtSt due there
on: aud rs u the residue of The proceeds III sale.
such terms ~ shall b. announced 1t The hour ~
sale.
lnls property Is Toe ted IN avery desirable neigh.
b rhoou. W. GOl1DlS,
myT Trustee.
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, May 14-First day Joe John
ston won the first race. 'Timc-1:47, 1:4,l
1:499.
QuartermaSter won the second. Time
Las, l:4G9, 1:4G3, 1:4G2. The tavorlte> IN
this race were beaten. The first heat was
won by a length by Hampton. the second b.
II length by Quarterlnaster, the third wa a
dead heat. and the fourth was Won by half
length by Quartermaster.
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ArsTIOS SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Lyme i Brother,
AurtIuueers AMI Rcnl Estate Agents.
81, ~, .as,f

TANDsOsiE FRAMED RESIDENCE
II SITUATED On THE NORTH LIH L. DT
STKEETs. FOR SALE At
Auction shall, nj the request Of the owner,
ari mt public auction. the premises. on r =,
DAY The nth day of May, 1873. at O'Clock J. al',
hit dc.iraIc FAMILY RtSIDtNCE lora.ni o.
above ,l.zrri',ci containing five rooms htgnelI'
e.. After which will hr sod the vacant ~ "u1
Irnug having a front of s. Ivy l65 feet WIN soo'
s'a mr ~. 4, cal, LYME 4 BROTHER.
~ ~ auctiUnccrs.
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Norfolk Races-New Insurance Com
Dnny,

Especial telegram TO the Dispatri.l
NORFOLK, May IA. - The racing season
was iuaugurated to-day at Roanoke Park,
two and half miles from the city. John
kelle.'s bay mare Belle Boyd beat NJ. Ad.
ler's buy gelding Van in three straight
beats in harness for i've hundred dollars.
Time, 2:3i, 2:52, 2:51. There was large
attendance and spirited betting.
Judge Blow has chartered the Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, Of Norfolk, with
Il capital OF 100000.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, May H.-Flourqni"t and UNCHANGED
snnt ia ssc Yellow Southern, tsr. 0ar. active
and firm: southern. sac. Rye quiet. Provisions
dull and weak. Pork, Sl5.o5@.ls. Bulk meats dun :
shoulders. &C. bid. IL. asked: rib-sdcs. s!c.: clear
rib-scs, sGlGtc. Bacon duh; shoulders, stc; rib
sides. Ice: clear rib-sr> la!c; suaar.cue! hams
lilIfcp Lar, dull AZ Q6d9c. Western Giirr scarce
and lrn; prices unchanged. Whiskcy hrIn AiG
very scarce al ysc. Sugar unchanged.
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By Thomas ". Keesee, Auctionccr,
1917 Main street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
sI;WJNG-NA CtiISEs. BOOTS, SHOES.
HATS. IRON SAFE, CROCK ER Y. GL tsSWAkk.
&C, AT AUCTION.l will sell THIS Mn Iro mW'
IItIISEriOID FURNITURE, PIANOS. PAK-
Io ts CiiiMi.hai and nINIE,;. ;OOM FuREi-
TURE, MIRRORS. CRncKERY and GLh 49,
chant rin.iur bnsIuess, consisting of BOOT ;,
sHIrs. Hats. DRY GOODS. tLnTIllNG, &C..
e.. Also, II Ia Il sew NES vIrlnh'
n,,krs. THOMAS ". X EESEt., Aucti"necr.
trrut for lIal's Safe and Lock C"lmpanye Gales
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rs Hill & Goddin. Auctioncers,
40. l;Gs Main street.

MIGHTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
II I,tTS nE TIE. WESTERN LIti mF TIE
cry or RICHMOND FDE SALE ut AZ
TION I'm WEDNkSDA l May Il i.'5, On .un ii' III
% LOTS, fromtin each 80 feet by from ls1 10 200
feet on Cary Iac'iueIin. Ashland Blair Itn"re,
Village OF lIarvir This beautiful section Is rapidly
building up Many Of the lcccntly-sold i",s DO"
have or are having, built on mem tl't; liouscr.
street to Carter street. Cary street las ecn also
y,adcd Thee. wiih ii:inruvcmcmt. rapidly going
an mike IN, 4 very desirable held fpr Investment
No rail q,rrtjou ri nr,l.r,si !rut- OF Richmond ~
This opportunity of buying property near our grow
in2 city. ,,.
TrE;is Omc-forrt!l cash: balance in four eight,
md :wrivp months HILL & tioBDlH.
NV - Aucionc"rs.
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The Centennial Anniversary.

PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-The Centennial
Commission has appointed a committee Of
tive to attend the meeting Of Governors to
I've held in Atlanta, Georgia, on the 25th in
slant, with the view to obtain the co0per-
ton of the latter in the interest OF the cen
tennial
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nv James VI. Taylor II Son.
l. 4 md & ucti IIlErrs.
Real Estate tTeilts aiti h"'t''h''7'
Office rornsr Eleventh and Bank streets

1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING L0I2
r,I,T pE Tu& cry. NEAR MONROE P&Hh.
~ MIN 1 - GARY srEErTS: FOX SAh.
iT Au,riuN. h" sold Oh Tuhslh,n , Inr
I, II n the following order: Lot 81 The norUi
i,,. Of NaIm street 10 feet west Of cuircrt STREE
3Jxl55 Ct 10 m alley Is feet wide two lois II, tne
sn,,ihr,St corner OF Main aud ,uiFcri streets, -
lee, each b. 100 feet, to ALE! 20 i:ct Woe 10.
IN the south idc oil Cary street, IL! fctt weSt %,
49, Ia, nor /, side of Cary between Laurel and Cher
nv streets AIN 1919 feet, Ia III alley 20 Zee, Woe
Terms: Onr-third cash; the balance Il, SIX mn
twelve mon LIS for u.gouh!e notes, interest ad'!cd
an: secured by Il iced OF tr'Ist.
"' JAMES M.TAYLnR son,
.,. Altriiun"GrS.
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by Wellington Gpddill,
Auctionccr aud Heal Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT NALI y
> BLE LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE DF MAIN
NEXTEF,I ,,JN, TIE EAS'lL DRNER or Pearl
>s'IEt Er-At The request Of the owners viii So |
At aurton on IN" picmisrS. ON THURSDAY IL"
18Th Nav. is73. nj O'Clock T. NJ that trulI NALI-
All r LOT located rs above. adjoining the hai'u-
some store. orc,ilctl by Mr. \. hplcnl Icner II ma
front Of .aA feet and runs back about ia ir",,
or. Or lrs'. 10 alley, Win The use OF Il priNhu
~, Tie luar,rf. and j. admirably adapted for tue
.rrri on If 4 tir%t-r!asS retail store.
Terms: s.5tO cash balance at ana years Tor
,,.,rI,l,, :lui,s Interest annually. secured ny u
,rust ,,,.J WELLINGTON GnRD1N,
my9 Au'l'"''''''
rs After the foregoing sale, will be sold Thai
truly va,Ia,,r lT adjoining the ah"ve Gu the '"ls'
rIyfu. Irui.t an tie south sl!c oi alaii stree "
~ feet :nl icIth of about l0 FEET more or less u
n wife alley. with The use Ot cuivcrt.
ny, W. GDDDIS, AUciione"r.
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lty Richardson ( -"
TRUSTEES SALE OF y FAN4 l. !.
Real Estate agcuts AMI AGct'v" '.'
IuJ VI Ia s'-~c;.

TRUSTEES SALE OF y FANH =! -
Il UENElCO COUNTY By 40 ne II
virtue ii the provisions 81 4 ''r''''. .|.'.,,
trust BEARING dat" ga tie I'll. ia! ~
1877, from John ". King ant VI" - ."'
drrs!gued, trustee. dolly RECORDED Ia q" ....
Office Of lii. t,hTi:y Court Of ilt"i' r.r.
The payment OF y CcrJtu mega '' =. ,.-
described, icing thc:-t" r'Ili;," - ,.,.#....
iciary therc!u named. "e >i%tIt ~ ~. .M.
In front al the ctIstuIlI-h sas", ~ Ia - ~, &C..
city OF k!chmouG, Oh V EDNtH!Ai 1,+r,., In
stanr at II o'clock Nj, the real e,tA'% i,t>mHFD
said deed. cuu istug III about - ,."",II-E lis
AND slXTrES AND ] II + II .- .',t',I.g
Acttt.> OF good arabic LAND, the ~, ~
OF which IS Gle ,red, the bl!ance tln1.tt.. ' -,
comfortable FRAME DIV ELI - 4m@ ",,' ~. -.
In Ucur!co county. on the Mountain ~ ~.
seyrn miles from The city oi Nfhih"'" q"
mile from Tie head I'll the b. oon t"r"itN'' ,,..>s,
Terms: Though ~ cash /" is!fIS ~. " .....
of .s,cu,ias his iru and pay ~ he ;.l''
for s7cp, and Interest tlIereua a! ne rae -
cent; rex annum :goa! tho .tA a!y =: IN.
loT.. uati, pIid; Tho residue u. oi.r!' t'..-
j. 4. RI IARDsoN tn,
RICHARDSON & Co., aGcti0uesr>. -
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COTTON MARKETS.
GALVESTON. May l4.-tnttnn-Nct receipts. acc!
balcs exports to Great Britain, l,1Jl bales sales. 500
bales stock, 3SI5 bales.
BALTIMORE, May H.-Cotton-Cross receipts, 6o
l.lrs: exports 10 Great Britain. Logs bales coast
wise I, JaeS: sales. 206 harS: stock, $40 bales
NEW ORLEANS. May l4.-Cott0n IN stlt G"i'nd !:
fair low mdlings lctIIl7c.; nidtlling:, ls!nlssc
mel receipts, lu73 bales gross 1889 bales; cNiorls
to Great britain. 1880 bales to the Continent l59!
bales: sales, 1000 bales; last evening, 1900 bales
stock, 1858 bales.
MfErHIS. May observation-disclosures, BOB o;iics
shipments. 50. bates: stock, 3S,0lj bales.
CHARLESTON, May H.-tottln-Ne, feccipS, ''I
,lcs; experts cnaslwlse, 1875 ble>; sales SUI bales
SAVayShr, Nav l4.-Cotton steady: mi'i,llinSs,
49,: ne: Receipts 40 bales: exports coa't"ise, ST.
lslics; sales. l,l:I bales stock. 81 sjl bales
NoKFU:K MAY l.-CUt'on--Net receipts. l,o2-
ale. ey ports custwse ela bales; sales. go bales
s,uek. 70l2 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15
BY Telegraph

NEW JUAN h4hkhfl
NEw YORK. May lt.-Cvtnn dull; sil.: 1880
bales upland:, !"it Orleans. lnic: Flour N re
active; common 10 fair extra. sG."5 SS.:G; cool 10
cilgice. Ss.o5cf :ll.r0. Whisky unchangci. heat
firm. Corn heavy and lower: urw yellow western,
e5@87c. Rice stcaiy AT 7ldl.}c: ork st".dy.
Lard easier al sSc. Navais tlall. Taow quiet ut
Q Lie FieigiItS irnicr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15
Teal Estate ..n"ut and Anct.oncer,
c"ri.cr of Eleventh. ana Bank sheets.

.tIn AZ AUCTION OF LOT. AND
- tH>Mf DN ELLlN1 THEREON, ON THE
WEST lpE OF VALLEY STREET ABOVE
iEAAtII >TEt ET.--M iii he sold N auction on
tie prem, cs on MONDAY the 10Th May, 1879, Mt 8
O'Clock J.. Al the 10, with Il framed tenement
Mr. Kirgaw, on the west side 81 Valley street and
opposite Mr.. John ta"an's saioon.
TERMS At sale. W, GOpDlS,
ap22 AuEtipNCcr.
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Collision and loss Of Life.

New YORK, May IA collision occurred
Yesterday between the steamer Americas ard
the police boat Hope, which resulted in the
drowning Of the engineer of the Hope and
three unknown PRISONERS sentenced for ten
days for trivial Offences and detailed for
work on the Hone