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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

CurRCH-AirsIC ~ New iORK.-Music in o
Now FORK church is not only IN expensive
thinm. but Il very Troublesome ono. The best
SINGERS are italian players, who come from
the boards as late ~ II o'clock on Saturday
night. Their behavior in SONS of the orra!i-
lofts is about as revercnt as that which
rraces the grccn.room. The expense is very
hirh. The music i'm one church that is run
bya Wal-strcct broker costs S15,000a year.
One church imports a bass0 from Boston.
He leaves in the saturday night express,
Sims morning and afternoon. and returns 10
Boston on the Sunday night express. He
i kent in first-class hotel in the city, has all
his expenses paid, and $1,000 n year. In Il
'asbonable uptown church there have been
tr7o chors--one run and paid by the church,
occupying the chancef; the other occupying
the cllor-galIery. with qllartette and chorus,
and r,ln by wealthy gentleman, who paid
ali the expenses. Every one knew that the
thing corlld not last. The church might us
we'll have two rcctors, one at each end.
There were .ieaLollSIc>, and rivalricS, and col
Iisions till the aloir-end of the house had
70 give in, and the stock broker and his
choir wen, out. runturin% the society, and
80 weakening it that its life is dcSpaired OF.
Another Church TINT had steady going
music caught the on cratic fever. 1t intro
tlu.cd what is known as the Mora Choir.
For little while the thin" was great sue
cess, The church WIS hensey crowded, and
tbr ncw-holdcrs had to go in through the
ypStrv. As usual difficulty arose between
the minister and the leader. The choir left.
carving Il portion of the congregation.
CONGREGATIONAL singing was then tried
and proved failure. y choir OF boys was
Introduced, ana that offended another party.
Before the year was out the minister him.
self had to leave. There are many congre-
cations in New York dying from too much
choir - Boston JourHdi.
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1Are.TrON gAIES.-This nay.
by Grubbs Il Williams.
Adctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATEgIE THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, DWELLING ON GRACE BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS. AND SUN
DRY VACANT LOTS. AT AUCTION.-BY re-
quest of Mr.. W. g. Martin, trustee, we viii sell ut
auction on WEDNESDAY the 12th day OF No
veRiber. at AZ o'clock, the DWELLING No. 400
cast race street, occupied by MIR. g. W Lindsay,
and adjoining the residence OF DE. X. I. Coleman.
II has ten rooms, besides kitchen with four rooTs
Gas water, and cI,lyert privileges. The lot IN 81
feet front. Tr location il one of the most de,ira-
Bile In t1e city for private residence.
And on THURSDAY the 18Th day OF November,
In the order named below. menelng OF O'Clock
r. NJ. We Will sell the following VACANT LOTS
In a dams's plan Of division, and therein assigned
Western half of L0r No 22 on east side Union
near Franklin street, 22 by 10 feet.
No. SIX on south side Broad near Sixteenth
streer. 20 by SO feet.
LOT on west side Sev*ntcculh street liz feet
south OF Clay street, Ban feet.
LOT letter Y on west side Seventeenth between
Christian and Richard streets, fronting "A feet,
running back 65 feet to Concord street. .
TERMS: To suit the times; say for the dweilng
one fourth cash: balance at one, two, ana thrce
wears. For the lots One-fourth cash balance III
SIX, twelve, and eighteen nonths-thc credit pay
mpnts 10 bear Interest at 3 per cent. per annum,
ps yabc semi annually. and TO tie secured ny dech
of trust. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
M Dfpr
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4 sEn..on KiiiiUnai-c-'EMe Pastoral
<hasss tIoB sserGs as9regutin. Gsass
a Nii,iou,
The Kansas City Timss gives the following
account Of the man and his possessions:
scuur i. <. Armii0, Of the Il eat sheep and
woorai,ip. firm Of Armijo & Bac:i, OF AL
DurqUerqte. New Mexico, was in Kansas City
yesterday, on his way home from New York
This geutlem represents more pi>tOra
wealth than any other Individual iii the west
ern States, and may justly be termed NUT
ton millionaire, since his wealth in sheep
mutton, and wool is almost beyond c0rrcci
estimation.
With view to giving our readers some
SLIGHT idea of the extent to which wool-rais
ing is carried on in New Mexico Il condensl.
lion OF au interview held between this gen
tlc,nan and Il reporter for this paper is given
below:
Mr.. L. &. Arniio is justly entitled to the
title Of the largest shccp-iaSer OF America
His fathers herds roam over il range OF 500
nnles square of territory, and in numbers are
beyond human count.
The Arlniios are one Of the weathiest fami-
lies in BcrnInila county, New Mexico. They
have been engaged in the raising ol sheep
aud wool for expectation East for several
generations past. They urc unable to csti-
mate their herds accurately, but rough
guess aggregates the actual number AT
Something over bali ii million. Years ago,
when Kansas City was the shipping and
lrAuiug point between New Mexico and
The East, Mr.. AnuijO, ST., used to ship
his thousands Of Aeeec> from this city by
river TO 81. Louis. Al that time Mr.. p. &.
Armijo, Jr., became connected with the
house Of Chick 4 Co., Of this city, and,
after q thorough commercial education.
joined his family in their PASTORAL pursuits
bcyV1d the Rio Grande. in which he intends
10 devote his life hereafter. 1t seems almost
incredible for people living casl Of the great
plains TO realize The vast extent and immune
rtbic herds OF sheep raised yclrly III the
mild. dry climate of New Mexico. Three
fatalities claim nearly 2,00U,O00 head OF
sheep, which are scattered over Il range OF
country more than 500 miles square.
III reply 10 4 question is 10 whether the
Indians troubled their immense herds, he
f"i'li"a: We are not troubled by Indian
arpfruntions 10 any serious extent. The III.
Hl;t'i> are troublesome ut times. but ~,
scarcely ever miss what they drive off or
slaughter. They seldom kill our lock>
Wa1tonly, and only llnr for food when they
pass one oi oar hcrds.' lie related I'm in
ci,!rut IL 1873, winch The Apaccs and MAYA.
.inCS drove OF $4,000 head at one raid. and
!t:4u@lH tifai G"t less Than 81, 900 head had
teen stolen - livE!aHs since then. The In.
H'.us drove OF about half thai number be
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a. < ( + t ~
Eorprprn S.yAGEs AT THE GRAND CENTRAL
HORN, .-rNew York Herald, November Il
We're IT, not for the terrible din IN poiltlcS
which ia so prevalent al. present, Tue We
sencn of nine braves and nVe squa"s VI
the Mountain Crow Indian tribe at Tue
Grand Central Hotel. in this Guy, "oulo
nroye very attractive show LOT tue CUT,
ns, r.scekers. These fourteen LADIES anu
Gentlemen OF the red persuasion arrived III
fhj, CITY from Washington, where tney pau
heon ia visit the Great Father" on satur-
d,v morning. The distinguished visitors
are registered as follows:
MIR. and Mrs. Iron Bull. (Ihe frst IS
u M r and Mrs. Blackloot (big chief and
squaw). ,.;.c ,d
Mr.. and Mrs. Long Horse (big chief ana
squaw). ,n,s NJ,
Bear Wolf and Mrs. Bear Wolf Mrs.
Bear Wolf is Il young bride, having been
married only three months ago TO her COZ coz
sort, Her maiden name was "Ihc Olu
Crow" ,o-
Mr.. Tinbclly, brave weighing l85
hounds, who is unmarried, but Is qulte VIII
ling to be joined in the bonds OF molly wed
lock.
Mr.. White Calf, big brave, unmarried.
Mr.. Bcar-in-t lle-Water, Il large and power
fully constructed brave, very fond OF sar-
dimes, weighs 1913 pounds.
And last, but not least, there Is "The Ola
Dog" as he is called. an unmarried brave,
with decided aud marked fondncss for
soda-watcr bottles and brass earrings.
These Indians are part of Il tribe who
number 1000 souls, and are located on
reservation on the Missouri river They
have been 1T Washington to have talk with
the "Great Father and when they have
oycr-catcn themselves ut theiGfand Central,
and gone to the theatres and the opera. they
will 90 back TO the Missouri river. Several
of the tribe are now suffering from indSes-
| ton. They are in charge of two agents and
| Interpreters, and are attircd in blankets and
| brccchclouts, costume admirably calculated
| to display their muscular and sinewy frames
in this windy November weather. They are
e. instantly at war with the Sioux Nation.
ana are said TO be nation of great fighters.
In terrific encounter between the two
tribes, which occurred on the Big Horn
river, and lasted six days, there were killed
six Crows and seven Sioux warriors.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER IL, 1873.
ARRIVED. .s..
Schooner d. Williams, Corson, Philadcp hIa,
coal,
Schooner j. VI. Vance, Fost, Philadelphia, coal
Schooner D. Z. Little, Bateman, Philadelphia,
coil, W.. 7. Cox.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer.
cnandise and passengers, H.. b. Iatum agent. 49,.
Steamer }. W. Evermau, Platt. Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, W. l.. Pnrter.
schooner Major W. II. Tatun, Shoe, Phi ladcl-
phia, granite, Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Martha Collins, Graves, Washington
Uid Osboruc's, granite, Curtis { Parker
Schooner John :. Reese, Wooltord, Baltimore
rid Wilson's landing, lumber, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Orion, Luken, Liverpool, sailed Octo-
Der %.
Schooner Susie Smith. Liverpool, October "a.
Schooner james Magee, Lynch, Baltimore, No
vembcr 6. -. -..-....
Schooner $. f. Hardcustlc, Moore, Baltimore.
November q.
Schooner Ann 5. Cannon, Outlcu, Philadelphia,
Soyemberf 1.
Schooner A. Iearl, Morse, Philadelphia, No.
velnber /.
MEMORANDUM.
The Ola Dominion Steamship Line have adopted
and will now burn u red and white CVston light us
distinguishing signal al night
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AN ANEcD0TE or TIE PANIC" How do
yoll yet along:' said Il wife to her husband,
in the midst Of the panic. ooh, | shall
weather the storm, but l wish | had only Il
few hundred dollars more" Don't you
wish you had married rich Wife," said
she, in Il teasing way; then, going TO hef
room, she returned with rather more than
the amount required in United States bonds.
" WHY, where .iu the world did you get
this :" said the husband. We'll, my dear,
vou went to a champagne supper seven years
aso. and on your return, finding navigation
around the room rather difficult, deposited
, H., .hnos cloves. and large roll of bank
Iii. an the CARPET. l put the money away
and and waited three weeks for you to inquire if
I had seen it, when, finding you were
ashamed to do so, invested it, and here you
have it,"
If he was 4 poor navigator, nc chose il
GOOD mate" and purscr.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NV ORLEANS, November I2.-FIour--Oulv city
e uand: double extra. Sc: treble extra, SG.71@
s family. 9S.50MS9. so. Corn quiet AT 120 SIC.
md $50 for choice Pork dull and nominal: mess,
81 ). Dry-saltcd meats dull and Mominally &c. for
houlders. Bacon dull aud nnmnilly &c. for
iams dull ut Sc. for pugar-curcd. Lard dull ut
',3G Sic. for tlerccs; 0c for KEY. Sugar dull st
E%I5c. for inferior; 6G6l.c. for common: 0Ed'
&c. for seconds Molassc, In good dc,nand,: 43c for
Common 4sc. for fair; 5l(t55c. for prime DOC.
or strictly prime. Whisky, 95c.GSl .02. Coffee,
,2G23.c. CorlI-mcal duh and lower at 1915.
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BY y. NJ. Lee, huctioncer
No. lola Main street.

GENERAL FARMS I'll r L E MILES
- FROM RICHMOND AND ONE NILE FROM
THE WILLIAMSBURG Il U RN p X + FOR
SALE AT AUCTIUN.-At the request OF pr.
Charles +. Anderson. who intends r,m0ying to The
city. will sell. Oh The premises, on THURSDAY.
/ 9Th of November, 1873, at ] O'Clock. TWO
HUNDRED AND i223l ACES
On LAND, fronting on TWO roads IhlillhlnSpurG
and Charles itv) 10 be divided into SINAI! farms ~
twenty five. fifty, and scvclty-iive acres. or In
lar ger tracts If il best suit the views 81 purchaser
Tin the upper pcrtlon OF the land there Is dwell
ing with four rooms. good barn. kitchen. sc: On
the lower portion there is Il frame house win twQ
rooms and other Improvements. The soil Is good
md well adapted 10 tic growth Of grain grass, and
vegetables There Is sutl'cency of wood for the
use of the farm A plat of the land may be seen at
INV office.
TERMS Made known on day Of sale.
y. NJ. LEE, Real Estate Agent
noS l0i4 Main street.
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BALTIMORE FITS.

BALTIMORE. November 12.-Flour depressed and
unchanged Wheat active ana stendy: white choice.
amber, S1.60; good TO prime red, 81 .30lS1 90 :;
common to fair rcd IL .20@s1 40; Ohio and In
diana, 81 .25MS1.35: amber western, 81 AS. Corn
1uiet white southern, TAO 76c; yellow southern,
$50 new southern, 52162c. Oats fairly active !;
southern. 46360c. Rye quiet at 100000. Hay
dull ut S20Ms23. Provisions quiet. Pork UNI
changed Sugar-cured hams, 11@13c. Lard, TIC.
Western butter unchanged. Coffee dull and nonl-
nal. Whiskey nominal at 81 46yS2c. Sugar dull al
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POWDER AND SBfOT.

NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.
LAFIIS AND RAND POWDER COMPANY
manufacture the following brands, which they offer
the public rs articles OF great superiority
ORANGE LIGHTNING PONDER,
from Nos. To I:
ORANGE DuCkISG POWDER,
from Nos to s, packed in metal kegs OF Ut pounds
AUDUBON POWDER,
from Nos. to 1, packed In metal kegs OF OF anu ~
pounds;
ORANGE RIFLE POWDER,
sizes F. c. FF g., and FFF. Co. In metal kegs OF St.
Is and Is pounds. ~.
Also BLASTING aud INNING; for sale by the
trade and DAVENPORT 8 MORRIS,
SO ls-em Agents for tie Manufacturers.
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BY Thomas w. kecsec, Auctioncer,
Nh, 1917 Main street.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
IT, TIRE. VELVET AND BRUSSELS CAR
PETS, &C., FOR SALE AT AUCTioS.-FlIlS
DAY. at 0 O'Clock, i'll sell al my auction-house
ELEGANT NEW WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS OF t'le
latest design:
Three COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS ..r
WARDROBES, BUREAUS, NASIiS1ANoS,
TABLES. CHAIRS, CRIBS, FEATHER BED.
VELv EFT aud BRUSSELS CARPETS,
aud SHADES, 81. ....
HAIR MATTRESSES, SIDEl}OARDS,
SHOWCASES, WALNUT WRITING-DESKS
VELuCIrEDE, OFflCE-STOvEs, &c, Sc.
THOMAS ". KEESEF.
huciionecr.
Agent for Halls fire and burglar-proof SAT. ).
Al
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The Stats Zettuag, the leading German
Republican paper OF the West, formally
sewers its connection with the Republican
party.
Half ton of parliamentary blue books
is among the items in London literary
sale.
A little hoy las been fairly driven from Il
slawson school by the dissracctul persecu-
ton of the other scholars, Whu tainted him
with the fact that his father had been Anew
York juryman. Ddadury Ne.cS.
A Bethel gentleman says whiskey is good
fora cold on the lungs, and it needn't be a
very bad cold elther.--Dan6ary Netrs.
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By W. Il. Robins,
Real Estate Agent aud AucIioneer,
1905 Bank Street.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, FIFTY
IL FEET FRONT BY ABOUT ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY FEET DEEP To AN AL
LEY, ELlGlBLY LOCATED AT THE NORTH.
EAST CORNER OF. CARY AND SECOND
STREETS, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH ISSTAhT
AT 49P. Mai the request Of the owner shall
sell at the above time ami place The LOTS above
described. fronting feet on Cary street. and run
ming back along the line Of second street 10 All alley,
as viii be shown by Il plat on the day Of sale.
TERMS: Liberal and made known At sale.
W. Ii. ROBINS. AHcttonCer,
no iO-4t 1905 Bank street.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whlte, 972 bushels. Red, 926
bushels.
COnN.-Whi.e, 264 bushels. 81
OATs.-364 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Wbte. 90 bushels good at IL 80; 1O4
bushels very good ut IL 60; so bushels fair ut
Slit: so bushels at 81 .40-tOtaI, 300 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red. 90 bushels common ut Sl.22; As
hnsllcls common at 81 10; 81 bushels fair ut
a 80: 522 bushels common ut 81 30; so bushels
1T S14O; "a bushels fair at Sl.45-total, $50
btiillcls.
tnRS-Whitc, ii bushels good (old) ut S5c.
OATS.-226 bushels spring at 5Sc.; l3S bushels
urlmc spring at 5Ic--tofal, 364 bushels.
RE-EXIIIBITED.
WuEAT.-Red, &c bushels.
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The sales for The week were
BY telegraph.

NEW YORK. November 12.-Cotton firm sales,
1896 bales Mt l4$M1I7ac. Flour unchanged.
WhiSley 4 shade easier at 91Er. Wheat 1m2c.
higher: very quiet winter red western, 81 As.
Corn 1c. higher: active export demand, yellow
western, 60k1J6lEr. Rice dull and unchanged.
Pork quiet and unchanged Lard hrner at 81 6
GE7Sc. Navals quiet. Tallow firm 1T 15-16@7c.
FrCightS firm.
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CJNfINN ATT MARK FTS.

CINCITSATI. November 12-Flour quiet. Corn
steady at 45c. Pork quiet; new, 81 2 So cash.
S12, November and December. Lard-kcttcs strong
1T 7c.: steam. 64c. bacon stea'v: shoulders &C.:
clear rib, oFM6c. clear, 62GIG4c.: sales at quo
lations. " hlSkcy firm 1T SIC.
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By Richardson x TO-.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiunsrIs,
Ills Main ,.Gc"t.


TRUSTEES SALE OF \ NALI ABLE
i BUILDING; LUf OS THE NuElu riut
OF MAIN SrREET, CORNER OF tlLNtRl
STREET, TWO SQUARES WEST OF MoNli"l
.rAEk. BY AUIfIOS.-By Write" OF the uT'tt-
srus oi n Iced Of trust, tearing date 9th Nr'"la-
Der. S72. from Willia'u !. Bailey and "iic !" 'r
undersigned trustees, duly recorded ~ y" ht"-
Gerry Court OF the eli OF Richmond, 10 HccuI" ~"
payucnt OF certain negotiable u"ts- im rem i" :
-crcd. We shall, tru ,tc"s In aid t'ca. t"iE -
Iuired SO 10 do by the holder Of sad n"r- r't bI
auction. on tll" premises. on SATURDAY thr 80
instant. AT 4 o'clock j.. NJ. valuable III ILbi ~
LOT. on which The walls of Il new brick d""ihng
now stand, fronting ~ feet on ia" north III" -
Main street nj it, Intersection with il~ west h. H
tulyert street. and running back h't"uth I"IdIl't
lines 80 feet Ia an alley II feet vile"
TERMS: Enough in cash I" pay ~" Niriie'' ~
executing this trust aud the sIini al :ol1' u''
amount II slid Notes ,c and uhpi!i, with int-,' ~
ihcrcui at II per cent. per annHin FROM htii N','
vcmhcr, 1873, until pad; The utsi'inc on s"'h
,crlils is shall lie announced at ,a,.
RALEIGH I. DANltLl Tru.I.,~
J. \. RltUARbsp>.
Rich >KDSoN < CO,
no IL Real Estate Anc;i"usriH,
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ST. IDIfIS MARK FITS

ST. LOUIS. November I2.-Flour dull, unsettled,
and nominally lower: accurate quotations cannot
be given. Corn--oferl ngs light; prices higher
SIC at east side in Gle Gator. Whi,key duh at 9Oc.
Pork lower at i11.75@$12. Bacon u-only
small order trade. lard dull at &C. for butchers
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WiLMlS IToS. y. c., November I2.-Spirts tur-
pentinc 81 Aady ut 3JG38c. Eosn steady at ~ 20
Tor stralr ed 2 So for pale Crude tnrpcntine quiet
and stea dy nj rs for hard; 1906 for yellow
dip; So Il for virgin. Tar firm at 81.
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By ". Gu,hIiIi,
Auctionccr aud Real Estate AGENT
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
4 BRICK TENEMENT on TIE EAST >l1t
OF SEVENTEENTH STREET. Opposite ~
TIE ARCH OF TIE FJRsT MA&hkI.- Ia "N'
cutlon oi the provisions Of dct! of trust l'ari-
date June 8. 1867. from Isaac ,Iac"i', and VII" ="
&. A. Brockin Henry SchrImau, AMI |. JJc, :
trustees Of Tie German building Association. y.
l." and their successors such trustees: ana -
another decd Of August IL, 1869. tn John H.
Boschril r. Gilman. and II. No!ierst"ii. trH'''r'
OF said Association, :tud thclr SUCCESSORS ~ r"''
trustees rccorcet. in Richmond thauccry ~
clerk Office the undersigned. +. h"iIian DOM
II. Boscicn, AMI william tracacr The ~ E%>-o'' -
trustees oil the original trustee, IN the brs A1F'
named tpcti-s;,iI tr-trScr being "ucc's-"r "i H.
WalIrrstriu In the deed lst named. anil L"iiih'.
aud SoSccn, Two ot Tie uii-iual LU~!rts h'lt.ls
having been thereto r"yIirtdb' the f"iTi ~ i'f'
tors of said A ssucu: oG--Sinii "n NoHpA1 III
eth November. 1873. al / o'clock T. VI, rAp''
for sale al public auction part %! Tie rct. estate cor
vcycd by said deeds, 10 vii:
Al! that certain lot OF GROUND Oh ID" east ,'"r i"
Seventeenth between Main and trInhIh sire &.
bounded on the north by Walnut alley. Win tr''-
story BRICK TENEMENT thereon now "rcutl"'
asa dry goods store by Isaac Van NUr!. subject g"
perpetual .roun,.-rcn; Of 922 hus ir> merchant"
lie wheat, PAYABLE aunulliy the - l'"c' nt't:
and II the same real estate conveyed Ia Sai irai-
jacobs by James VI. Iaslor, trustee.
TERMS About u 200 III cash balance III ,I'1'.
instruments at siA. twelve and eighteen 'n"HiN'
negotiable note. Interest adc.i, secured by F''..
decd. r. l.DilHN N,.
JOIN Il. BoSCHEN.
WILLIAM GRAFSFR,
no 3 ~ Srdt,l Trteteu7.
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LOUf;VJLLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, f.ovemhcr l2.-Flolr quiet. Corn
quiet: $4,000 Provisions In light demand. Pork.
1880. Bac0r.-Shouldcrs, 6l7c.; clear rib, B4@.
&c: clear sidcs. 64Gy7c., packed. Lard--ticrce,
74@ &C.; key, SIC. Whiskey firm at S7MSSc.
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FINANCIAL.
,Ry Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Erw YORK, November IL -Nooa.-stocks active.
Col !, 1o7B. Money, 5@6. Exchange-l'ong, 6a !
shor {. 5k. Governments unchanged. States quiet.
n Ew YORK, November 2.-Erenfng.--hloney
easy at 6@6L. Gold, 107f91074. Governments
llttl doing and prices nominal. States little doing
and prices nominal.
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RESTAURANTS.
RESFAERANTS.
VETELLE "TWO TINES" ~ ~
CORNER OF SsSNE81Y
BANh AMI ELE ~ i Ii olhEEA D
no l3 THIRTEENTH STREET.

40. 10 THIRTEENTH STREET.
At Bank aud Eleventh the Incompatible LUNCH
the Iuxurics of sen aud land. GAME, FISH, OiS-
TIERS, MEATS, Etc, served 10 oricr.
At IS Thirteenth street, FREE LUNCH EVERY
DAY, besides The best regular lunch.
The hest of oysters AT both places, AMI Liquors
that are surpassed at M liar In The land, and brcwcd
drinks ni The hest style Of ART.
Come one, come all Both places are Thoroughly
fortified. no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13
WILLIAM B. GRIFFITHS,
w Dfy 4 fvTIFfll

PLAIN AND FANCY SLArE-ROQFER,
.iU6 CANAL STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
All work warranted To l,e good and waterproof.
Prices moderate. Good references can De gwen.
Orders LEFT at Donnam's hardware store, Governor
street and ut " iuiums l. Co.'s slate-ynrd, lock
street, aud r.sldtAce 4OB Canal street, viii DO
promptly attended to- oc Af-!M"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13

n Ew ON .EANs. November 12.--Gold, 7HgS.
Ell 'lrnge-.Ncw York sight, 4 discount for cur
rem.y; IN premium for certified checks Sterling,
49, for t,auk checks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-13
By Lyme i Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,,onparx
No. 1912 Main .tr,,,
LOT. WITH TWO FRAMED

r ARGE LOT. WITH TWO FRAMED
I1TENEMESTS THEREON. SITE,TEn ID
THE NORTH SIDE OF CATHERINE STtrt.r
NEAR HENRY STREET. FOR SALE ar Arc
TIOS.-Wcsha', at The request of the owner. sell
at public auciion. on the premises on Sa IrK-
DAY the 10Th day Of November, 1873. al ! !. i
NJ, the aoyc-tieScrib:d property, containing four
rooms each. WIN usual o1t-houseS: at present or
c,tpicd by Mrs. Farley.
TERMS: AT sale. LYME 4 BROTHER
no II Suc'Ipnncr4