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The New York herald., 1873-11-11
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A TO MAKE ROOM FOR A LARGE ASSORTMENT
"A. Of sleighs we offer stock of coupe and cut
under Rockaways extension and Pa ark Phaeons top
open Wagons, &c below cost. JOSEPH KEAI. a co,
,i9f and l,s96 Broadway, near Forty fifth street
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

A MAJOR G. W. BARKER, AUCTIoNEER.-GEN.
N speed for positive and peremptory sale at
BARKER CHAsk's City Auction Mart and New York
Tattersas of Broadway add ihryninth street,
of PRIVATE GENTLEMAN who desires to reduce his
stock, and comprising
THE BEAUTlFUL AND EXTRA SPEEDY brown
trotng Fy Mary, sired by Champion Prince he by Old
Champion, dam Sylvia (record OF 2:4g; bred by
present owner; was broken by the late John Mngo; Is
high, old; very and pleasant driver
trained and beat 80 and is warranted sound and
kind
Mare Clara sired by St Lawrence, dam by the thorough
bred Flea Bite Ii high, years od Is elegant
driver with style and action has great bottom
having trotted the third heat in at Elmra last
fall IN ;f3; Is warranted sound and kind
ABOVE STOCK NOW ON exhibition at the Mart,
PEDlGREES AND ALL REPRESENTATIONS guar
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

Z OST-A Lawyers DIARY, IN A BROADWAY AND
Ia Wall street stage November 3 The finder will be
literally rewarded by returning II TO A. W. sPEiR 40
William street
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

7 oST-FROM Tue ROOM or OWNER, THIS
MONDAY W 1norninq about o'clock, a Sky Terrier
very small had red collar aud answers 70 The name
A liberal reward will be cheerully paid TO anyone
turning the dog the Office of kemscn House Third
avenue and lJUtb street
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

GOD STREET-wHY DIDN'T YOU COME? WAS
10 disappointed Thursday and Saturday. Write i'm
meciatey or come Saturday Corner Filth avenue and
- street, same time. Yours, q. G. X.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

n5GnLy IMPoETANT POSITIVE GE,AX AND rEEEMP SsIS
8hS sb = Ss 1Hoosi si1sLE 81 Eo
II 1'skqSk ysSSEwArHa, fhSsrn nss',snssr 3
g. Of all se % nS ss s
offered in public in this city.
BAY ss the % sd 9sd sS s Snoe
ss InS w uof IF o
the twenty frs q July she raised ~ present
n @ SsT S Shn snFs 10 nsa
and ii r d ana s ncnss ss %
account the epizooe last a let up for the winter and
RHs to Who Ma Shs
Park % ae sSs her he ms m a n
tins tall but on account Of sickness Of her trainer
ni e aa s not e wnsn y s her a
elegant driver fine disposition strongly made, and war
young bay nsmSlssenisn T,s.ting Mare
Lady Lorri!ard BY american star she has record Of
sn s Gd
h s Doc o
as trial aU * h1
paration from 40 to 2sa and repeat elegant game
sas oe res e ys s IN e @
beauty and booded she has few equals is
Also nne fast and eenteel gentlemans road Horse,
is elegant driver; for the most mid to drive
GATED n d j.
watch, and warranted sound and kind.
one o. ne @ % y S h;b
years old next spring. bred by Colonel Clay, and
purchased from him - Lexington, KY. as a first
class saddle horse for which he had just taken pre-
MUM after his owIer brought him here his fine noble
him 10 harness. and after driving lew times he showed
fine turn OF speed and quiet and safe, although
spirited that lie driven and ridden by the ladies
depot without ear he can now trot miles IN l5 min
utes wagon and show 30 gait with great nat
ura sye his saddle gaits and road qualities
combined with his beauty STYLE fine spirits and amia
BILE disposition. make him one OF the most valuable
horses country; is warranted sound, kind and
perfect
Also two elegant Bre wster road Wagons two sets of
light double Harness and two of single; all best city
makers; Blankets, Robes, &C, &c
N B.-Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase something
really fine and desirable. panic prices should not let
this opportunity pass only iOrce OF circumstances
really compels their owner to sell them at public
tion and realize immediately. They VIII positively be
scd without regard to cost value, and without limit
restriction and fully warranted represented in
every particular, Sale positive, rain or shine.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

WILL KATE s. OR JOE c., FORMERLY OF
Nv BrooTe street, please send address to 5. A. NJ,
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

U,HE TWO GENTLEMEN WHO CALLED IN EAST
Twenty second street and asked for the lady the
house will call again.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

THE VARIETY MOULDING MACHINE
hereby notify all parties infringing the patent of
Circn Court Tor The district OF Massachusetts, has not
Of November, 1872 The only point settled bv the Court
in its October % 1873 that the title OF
patent Massachusetts in r. d. instead Of the
compainants have, since said suit instituted
qurcd all The title T. D. Scott had, and shall hold
ali nfrngers for damages. A. s. GEAR.
Boston, Oct 81. 1873
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

WILL THE LADY WHO RECOGNIZED THE GEN.
w tleman Broadway, near Fourteenth street, yes
terday about p. NJ, please address CONFIDENTIAL,
Herald Officer
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

A HIGHLY IMPORTANT, POSITIVE AND PEREMP-
n TORY SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON TUES
DAY (rliIS DAY., NOVEMBER IL, AT STABLE NO.
43 GREAT JONES STR EFT, AT
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

fT,HE ACQUAINTANCE OF THE LADY tBLONDE),
residing Sixth avenue, Central Park Is
earnestly desired by the gentleman on opposite corner,
whom she noticed Sunday afternoon ana referred TO
Herald Personals. II agreeable please address stating
circumstance 10 avoid mistake, DISCRETION, Her
aid office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
LOST AND FOUND.

DANK BOOK LosT.-BANK BOOK NO. 3Aqss eoF
- the Bowery Savings Bank Is missing. The finder Is
requested TO return to the bank restored before
the 10Th day Of December, 1873 application will be made
to the bank for new book.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

A BLACK HORSE, ABOUT IL HANDS, KIND AND
gentle, suitable for coupe, express, cart or true
sold for want OF price Si25 Inquire ate CkiT-
TENTON,S, No, sixth avenue from ~ 70 IL oclock
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

nNO EXCHANGE-HOTEL IN NEWARK; LARGE
ball. dining and billiard rooms completely urnished
doing good business; price, $S5Ooo equity $l550 for
'' y SINsHEIMER, 126 Maiden Lane.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

A FAMILY CARRIAGES. OF ALL KINDS NEW
N. and second hand the cheapest place In the city
Call before buying elsewhere at l West Broadway
In str
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

yIrANTED-A DWELLING IN BROOKLYN IN Ex.
w change for Brooklyn Lots; will pay some cash lor
cation preferred between Fulton and Myrtle avenues
Owners only need apply to A. H.. at Taylors Hotel,
jersey City.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

r OsT-ON THE 9TH INST, GOING TO OR IN THE
Ia Park, a gold Sleeve Button. Tho finder will he
suitably rewarded by leaving at s4 West rhlrtysixt
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

I OST-A BUNCH OF SMALL KEYS, BETWEEN ANN
IL and Duane streets. liberal reward aud the thanks
oi the will be gwen returning them Ia lhe
Union hardware Company so Warren street up stairs
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

n minu'es Is hands; Brewster lBroome street,
wagon mar ness, nooe nhnhei Vs. so-o splendid MIN
All Seventh
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

yHTANTED-CHEAP, AN INDIA SQUARE SHAWL
w Add rcss A. G. s., Herald Office
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

"A most complete small House in the best street IN
Harlem; three story brown stone 'front.' with ali
Apply TO JOSEPH BATES, 1856 Broad.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

MRS. BURNS. FORMERLY OF CLINTON STREET
IM An old friend would be plea sei 10 hear where you
can be found. Address A. b., box III Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

nTIS-COME HOME. WILL GO WEST WITH YOU.
~ Pa will go west in the spring. WIFE.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

JNOsTER A MEYERS BIRD AND Doc STORE, NO.
IL 3Am,ty street ear Broadway, have Just received
from Europe u fine lot OF Scotch and Dandy Dinman
Terriers.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11


MISS KELLY LATE WITH MESSRs WILSON 4
l Gricg, dressmaking in all the latest styles; perfect
fitting specially 232 Third avenue Twentieth St
NINE. GALOUPEAu, NO. So EAST TENTH STREET
M New York, will open her importation of Paris Mil
linery the winter season on Wednesday. 18th inst
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

A MAJOR G. W. BARKER AUCTI0NEER-TO-
"A. morrow "Wednesday, Nov. IL, at ii O'Clock, at
BARKER a CHAsE'S city Auction Mart ana New York
Tatersa corner Broadway and Thirty ninth street
will he sold without reserve. the property Of General
George Mcclellan. travelling in Europe pair of
closelymatched gray Geldngs, l5s high and years
old extra stylish aud casv drivers and sharp roadsers
have used the General the past years
q family team. and are warranted kind. are now on
exhibition at the Mart
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

AT PANIC PRICEs-BOUGHT, THIS WEEK, FROM
ALI WOOL STORM BLANKETS. SO 80. 81, IS. So 81 Is
& 60 sfAsLEs " ssiANAhps 81 Az hp 81 s. 80 60
s25; HARNESS, So TO 500; THE LARGEST AssoRT
REDUCED PRICES AND MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES. E. BARTLETT. IMPORTER AND MANI
FACTURER, 62 WARREN STREET.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY Fol
SALE AND TO RENT.

EoR RENT-THE LEIGHTON HOUSE. ALREADY
IL furnished. at Newman Springs, the Shrewsbury
River Red Bank, N j.. pleasant drive from Long
Branch can accommodate 100 boa rders AMI has been
years established together with 40 OF Land
or lt0 e required rent s20N year; also the Mansion
House unfurnished with about Of Land will
accommodate about SO boarders. rent 900 year Ap
ply to ROBERT ALLEN, Jr Red SANK, or q. b. HARRIS,
3O6 Washington street. New York.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

INoR SALE-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
modern Improvements, near East Fity-ninth street
price 0c0 or will trade tor good paying shoe store
equity $780, Address Il. H., box 2l Herald Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22
BY Wellington Goddip,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh and RAM st,no,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY v,r,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY WALTZ,
Il BILE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT nv,
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RIGHBOND.-Rry1tiL
tue of decd OF trust bearing date the I'D Isr ";
June, 1893 executed 10 the subscribers Iy gs,W
| Horace L. Kent. william 6. Paine and Roio,,>
Paine t,ncrcilants and partners under the strr. 4;
Kent, Paine tS Coz. and thcir wives dairy rcsn,t
In Richmond Hastings Court on the 2aih ot .-'
1890, We either Of us viii. In execution tl"r,a.
and with the approval OF the surviving partnc,s
proceed TO sell at public auction. the prc,nias. IN
| the order advertised. on THURSDAY. 6tl OF FOL-
ary 1873, at Il O'Clock NJ nf fair II not on Tho A.,
fair day thereafte-j the following truly yalu.ms
REAL FSTATE-vlz: "'''
First. That very valuable LOT Gu the South s,d
Of Main between Eleventh aud Twelfth strr,ss
fronting iGi feet running back lss feet an allc
and open court, on which formerly stood the large
dry goods store or Kent, Paine 4 Go. This !o; l.
subject - perpetual grounf-rent OF twenty
pounds. Virginia currency; per r am ann nm
BUILDING in rear OF the above, now occupied as I,
tobacco factory by George S. Prince. fronting 81
feet The north side OF Cary street, running hack
aia feet 10 nm alley twelve fcrt wide.
factory, extending TO Twelfth street. fronting about
rs feet the north side OF Cary street and runuln.
back 0lj feet 10 the said aforementioned alley.
Fourth. The LOT IN rear OK the Brst-incn'lrn~i
lot, fronting about 20 feet on two alleys, running
hark 60 feet.
Fifth. The LOT with FRAMED TENEMENT
thereon In rear Of the Ballard House, fruEtipg IN
the north side Of Cypress alley 30 feet, and lo fee,
from its Intersection with Mayo street ana running
back IS feet.
Maps of the foregoing property Will hc exhibited
at the hour Of sale which Will be supolTided 10 suit
purchasers.
Taking into consideration the location Of 'hr
above real estate. IL scldcm occurs tiin 50 much
really valuable property Is chcrca at auction In the
most business part of the city.
The attention OF capitalists ID particularly called
TO this sale.
TEaMS: One-fourth cash balance 1T four, eight,
snd twelve months In equal Instruments for nceOs-
ble notes bearing six per cent, per aunuIn. secured
nv a trust decd The taxes for the present year 70
be paid by the purchasers.
WELLINGTON GODDIN.
RO. II. lUWISON,
In l7-2aw2wSlltda Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22
Louisiana Affairs.

New ORLEANS, January 21.-In the kel-
logs Legislature the House resolution ex-
pcling nine members was postponed Il week.
w. a. Gilmore tclcSraphs to Y. Ogden, Il
member of the Louisiana committee in
Washington, as follows: In his statement
to the President, as published in the tcle-
grams this morning, Attorney-General Will
iamS says on the morning OF the 22d of No
vcmber Gilmore proceeded with an armed
mob and seized the Eighth District Court
before the hour to which it had adjourned.
This statement is utterly false. Having been
duly elected Judge of the Eighth District
Court by a majority of over ten thousand
votes, and commissioned and sworn in, l
opened the court without objection. There
was no mob present, armed or unarmcd.
About half an hour afterwards Judge Dib-
bell appeared, with eX-Sheritf Lanoirc, and
attempted to take possession Of the court.
Thcrcupon ordered Harper, the recognized
sheriff, OF the court, to eject them. This was
done, and Harper is the recognized sheriff
'of all the courts"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January 21.-For New Eng
land winds shifting to northerly and west
erly on Wednesday, with falling tcmpera'
ture, rising barometer, and clearing weather
accompanied By Occasional light snow. For
the South Atlantic and Middle States RISING
barometer. fresh to brisk westerly to north
erly winds. and clear and clearing weather,
with falling temperature over the latter, and
possibly areas Of light snow over the north
srn portion. For the Gulf States falling ba-
rometer. somewhat higher temperature,
foutheasterly and southerly winds, and ll-
creasing cloudines>, with possibly threaten.
inc weather. From Tennessee nOrthward
over Ohio and southern portions of Michlgaii
and Wisconsin winds shifting TO southcrly
and easterly, rising temperature, cloudy
weather, and possibly light rain. For the
northern portions of Michigan and Wiscon
sin easterly to northerly winds. rsordt
weather, and SNOW. FOR the Northwest
winds shifting to northery and westerly
with rising barometer, falling temperature,
md clearing but partly cloudy weather
"a portion Of the afternoon telegraphlc re-
ports from Minnesota and Dakota are miss
ing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22
By Richardson { Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AGctioneers,
No. lib Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT
< AGE NURSERY. NEAR THE CITY ~
RICHMOND, By AUCriuS.--By virtue Of The
ri, ,y :" Or uv fr" ~ ,Tc Vreinia Nary
aud Wine Company t. tile undersigned. trustees.
duly recorded III The oGcc Of the ci,r OF itnr'%
County Court, Ia srcnr- the payment Of a SUD u
money therein mentioned, We Shai, In Tie csert'-
tioa of said trust ibrHg thereto required hy Tue
prcmisrs, On MONDAY, sd day II FEBRUARY, ~,
at o'cinck L. ~, the real estate described ~
said deed, c"nsis!ins of FORTY A'NhS W
a square with the usual NURSERY 81 iLp-
INGS, and large aud beautiful grove 81 "ah
trees. the former ste Of the dwelling -i'".+; rii
uatcd In IN attractive soc..i.:, near the iGrlcu-
tur:,l Fair Grounds, Oh the uctInitage rad |i"p-
lar drive, within one mile and quarter Of tnr Sn,
OF Richmond; Oh which land ihcir Is Eu" gfo"'h-
a nursery stock estimated 81 follows:
100000 lnrre-year old APPLE TREES. 10 10
$1,000 two-ycar old APPLE TREES, s,o, feet
so,ccO one and two year old PEAR TEEEs''"
5000 two ana iIree-year old PEAR TREEs'''o
A full lineof Cherry. APRICOT, and Me-
TARINE TREES. ,.y.
And "a general assortment OF GRAPE VINE:
SMALL FRUITS, ASPARAGUS BEDS. and 7H'h
other stock usually found IN Grstciase nursery.
Ihc Eerm,'%ge Nur.crX i ne ottG ,r !" VIZ
ginia and North Caro!ina and ~ uisirra&e3"S Nv!
nurse.y IN the country fur reliability AID chGerhtF
Of lily STOCK. u prpluCcs lIle UHtSL
grown In the United States, Its soil and ihe hil's-
ness of the climate enable nurscrymen 10 lro'e,r
trees IN Two years fully equal To those srn"h "
Pennsylvania and New York la th;re year, a,1
afford digging aud shipping -eason almost throSh
ont the winter mouths Situated near the spr,lh.
limits Of n growing city, It's purchase wcnid o"
| handsome iuses ment independent OF the nurff'
stock. ,
TspNs: Enough IN cash TO defray the expenses -
executing this trust and 10 pay on siA il'Eous'r
notes for oae thousand dollars each WIN i"tetr,s
thereon AZ the rate Of twelve per eci!. pr an"i
from the GOTH june 1872, until paid ths ~ tht W.
such terms IA shall be Announced at The tiTr ~ sae
!. h.RICHARDSoS.
RALElGH r. DANiEL.
Trustees.
RICHARDSON L Co., Real Estate Auctioncers.
de 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22
The MadOc War.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 21.-Additional
reports have been received from the scene of
Fridays battle with the Madoc Indians.
They represent that ten of the white troops
were killed and thirty wounded. Lieutenant
Roberts, of Fairchild's command, cannot
live. The Madocs fought with the greatest
desperation, springing from rock to rock,
picking of soldiers, and obliging many of
them to hide themselves till the darkness
afforded them means of escape. The troops
made several charges along the line of the
lava beds, but were repused. The howit-
zers could not be used to advantage owing
to the dense fog. Captain Juck has the
strongest natural position in the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22
The Settlers and Immigrants Aid
socicfS-Aunual Report az the Gen-
cral Ascnt.

| cral Agent.
| Especial telegram TO the ni>patrh.I
| NORFOLK, January PA meeting of the
Settlers and Immigrants Aid Society was
held at the City Hall last evening. Colonel
John Goodc, Jr., president, was reelected,
and directors were appointed for the ensuing
year.
On motion, General J. T. Sharks, general
agent and corresponding secretary, read bis
annual report. 1t states that within the past
year the Allan Line OF steamers, hy which
the immigrants were brought to Norfolk,
has become ! fixed fact, and the society may
now expect to receive them regularly. The
report then alludes TO the hardness of the
General Assembly in giving aid to this en-
terprisc, and says:
"The total immigration TO the United
States annually is 100000 souls, by which
the country gains nearly four hundred mil
lions dollars per annum, or about one mil
lion per day. Within the last year Virginia
has received Of this amount little over one
million !; for this she is indebted TO private
enterprise alone. Had she been prompt in
protiting by the example Of other States, and
fostering by her great seal the movement Of
her citizens, doubt not to-day many mil
lions would be invested in her deserted lands
and her unproductive minerals. Long since
our western States have learned the force of
government authority upon their European
readers, and now almost every railroad en-
terprisr ,,arries with it the iD,pr,n,utur Of the
State. How long, l ask, before. our people
and our State will be willing to profit by the
experience of othersp
my report Of the arrivals of vessels and
the class Of passengers, together with their
nationality and avoWed destination, will be
interesting. 1t covers space Of one year TO
date. Previous 10 that time the uncertainty
which surrounded the enterprise did not
warrant any expense or much labor hence
the statistics are imperfect. Though the re-
suit is not what it should be, it is gratifying
to know the arrivals are steadily on the in
crease, and we have good reason to hope
that the energy of private enterprise, espe-
cially those who have representatives. abroad,
will in the opening Of spring reap their re-
ward.
During the year the arrivals embraced
the following natiyities: English and Scotch,
ITO; French, So German, 81; SwedeS, IL;
Belgian, 3; Danish, 10; Norwegian; L;
Welsh, s.; Irish, .; Canadian, G. Total,
1870. The destinations of these We're us
follows: Virginia, 6l3; North Carolina, 128 !;
Tennessee, Alb; Louisiana, so; South Caro-
lima, IL Missouri, 3; Georgia, "a; Missis-
sippi, %; Arkansas, Z Texas, 10 !; Alabama,
10. W these all We're settlers or immigrants.
MOI u single pauperc YVES landed and only
one required medical attention.
!" srua careful investigation ] would est!,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22

BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate huctioneers,
1p19sgnfn s.rect.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A: FARM
" IN HENRICo COUNTY, A no! ry rIEss
TANT1 ROAD-Purs,.ant to q decree or the Circuit
Court Of Henrico county entered the goth Of jan,
nary is73 In suit of Boflin lyme ana as. shsii
MONDAY the I'D day of February: 1873. at IL 3'c!ock
NJ the FARM mentioned in sad decree se y Z
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVEN ASkEs, ! i 10. T. y !,
lands of Mrs. Emily Grover and others, now owned
and occupied by Mr.. A. Il. Bofin. The LANG IS Oh
very good soil and lies WELL with very Sooh improve
mcnts. co. ,s,,o
TERMS: Cash rs to cost Of suit and sale residue
mo a credit Of three, six, and nine months WIN
,ndorser little retained. I'LL NIL Of purchase money Is
paid and conveyance ordered by the court:
f n. A. ATKINSON,
1, ~ SreciaI Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1910 ifnIii ciroGf

COMMISSIONERS OF VAL u ABB L
" FARM IN HENRICO COUNTY Pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court of Henrico entered
In the suit of Bakers guardian rs Baker nnd as on
the county court-Hou corner Main and Twenty.
second streets, in the city Of Richmond, on MON
DAY the sd day of February, 1873, at IL O'Clock " :
seized being about fifteen miles below The city OF
Richmond, on the Charles City road. The farm,
contains some three hundred and thirty acres,
large norton or which lies IN Charles City county
and adioins the farm and residence Of DIR. w. A.
Pearnan. There Is good framed dwelling on the
farm in very good order With other numerous out.
buildings, and there IS also valuable bed OF mai
upon the land
TERES: Ore-fourth cash balance In equal install
ments at SIX twelve aud eighteen months, for ncgo.
table notes interest added, and title retained Till all
purchase money Is paid and CONVEYANCE ordered b.
court. ROBERT STILL
ia2a commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22
Oystcrmen liza Council.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

NORFOLK. January 2i.-The oyster-packers
held meeting this evening and decided to
postpone an indignation meeting which had
been ANNOUNCED, and appointed committee
to visit Richmond and wait upon the Lcgis-
la,urc and request ii to modify the oyster
bill so that il will not be prcilldirial to the
uvster- packing interests in this section.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-22
COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

Tuesday, January p.
OFFERINGS
WuEAT.-Wlrite. l,3.d bushels. Red. ,ie2 bushels
conE-Whitc. I.l36 bushels. Yellow, 20 bushels
MEAT.-eo bushels.
SALES.
WUEAT-Wbite $40 bushels very good ut S2.l
248 bushels very good S2.l2 200 bushels prime on
private trims 20 bushels good at ga Ion bushels fail
at sIs0 30 bushels very good Mt s?.o5 90 bushels
common at sI.sO; 30 bushels prime at S2.l2-total
10! bushels
WHEAT-Red. T4s bushels very good at SEQ: u
bushels good on private terms ITO bushels gona III
80 $50 bushels very good private terms; so bush
ri, common ut SI.i5 so bushels prime Oil private
terms 10 bushels very good at $685. 50 bushels 1ar al
III 90 go bushels prime mt Sc.1o-tota, l.d12 bushels.
CORN.-WhItc. 30 bushels prime OH private terms.
MEAL.-se bushels prime country at tic.