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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-17
John K. Gilliat & Co.'S Circular.I

LIVERPOOL, November !. 1878.
In tobacco we are now entering on new sea-
SON. 4 considerable portion OF the new Import IS
sampled and BUYERS are feeling their way as 10 The
practical requirements Of sellers.
10 understand rightly the present position OF AZ
fairs il may be well to glance At The course OF me
u,nrket since this time last year, tcn we itu iilf
sunnlcs Q! old, chiefly i'll the hands oil manulacln-
rrrs and laid in ut moderate prices. we REFER
esnecially to strips The import was less IMAM was
au;icDard spectators thought they saw Liclr OPP
nnrinni;v took hold OF few hundred hosshe;tis al
n.xirstne ur;ccs The market was certainly adj
crncnJ init the Spectators did little or no good 10
,hnmsriy,.s while they enabled the importers who
,rn not TOO san..uiue to Gear out tncr stocks al
,nnci SATISFACTORY prices. The readers OF our cir
rI,ors are aware how dull and dropping the market
has been for months past. 49,, ,
The.efFcct Of this speculation mas Deen seen III
ear,ons dimunition III the delivery OF striptS. A
Coz StrtnCe anomaly indeed, that while there has
hcan ;, large Increase in the consumption OF to-
bacco there Is material decrease IN the delivery oi
S,ripts. . .. ,, s,r,,.o..
7,,yire.ed FOR CONSUMPTION in The United Kingdom
Pounds
For niue months ended 3o,h scptem-
Der, 3.......:.....:.:......... 33,lJ6,733
rnr nine months ended 30th septcm-
Der, 1872 ........'...............' 3I'6I4,226
Increase In nine months of1S73.... 1,4S25O7
DeAce.'ieS IF Strips from the ftr0 Prjrripat
Markets.
In hOgsheadS
LONDON. LIVERPOOL.
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BY w. Goddin,
Aucuoneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
J. BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE 10
THE ARCH OF THE FIRST MARKET In exc
cution Of the provisions of deed of trust bearing
date June 8, 1867, from Isaac Jacobs and wife to
&. a. Brockmcyer, Henry Schuman, ana : JACOBS
trustees of 1.-THE German Building Association, No:
- aud their Successors such trustees: ana ol
another deed of August 16, 1859, to John IL.
Boschen h. Lohman and Ii. WallerStein, trustees
of said Association, and their successors SS such
trustees recorl ed In Richmond Chanccry Court
clerks Office we the undersigned. Il. Lohman, John
H. Roschen aud William Graescr. the successors, as
trustees Of the original trustees, In the first above
named dced-said Graescr being successor OF Ii.
WalIcrslen In the deed last named. and Lohmau
and Boschen. two Of the original trustees therein
having been thereto required by the Board OF rec-
tors Of said AssociaiiOn--shall on MONDAY Inc
18th November. 1873, at O'Clock +. NJ, expose
for sale al public auction part of the real estate con-
vcycd by said deeds, 10 Wit:
II that certain lot OF ground on the east side OF
Seventeenth between Main and Franklin streets
bounded an the north by Walnut alley, with three,
story BRICK TENEMENT thereon now occupied
asa dry goods store by Isaac Van Wort, sua1ccl 10
pcrpetual ground-rent of a2 bushels OF lnefcnala-
ble wheat. payable annually on the 81 Decehloer.
aud Is the same real estate conveyed 10 Salu AS'"e
jacobs by James Vi. Tavior, trustee.
TERMS: About 81 200 in cash balance In egual
iustalluculs at twelve, and eighteen moh'is loi
negotiable notes, interest added secured py Il trust
decd. r n.,L,S ~ II ,,r S;c1rES
WILLIAM GRAESER
no ". SGJ,I Trustees
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Not patriotic smoker in the land but is
in favor Of reducing Havana to aShcs.--Nelc
f0rI; Commercial AdcertiScr.
WaX-fowers are used to trim new winter
bonDets.
Barriers are great travellers; they go from
pOll TO poll.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctloneers'
rlavpuIh street between Main and BANK.

rg,RI-STEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN BROOK AVENUE AND BAKER
sTREET.-By virtue Of Il cccd Of trust executed
to the subscribers ny AexaEder ilicriolzer, lrns-
;ce and Jacob Gumbingcr and Virginia his wife,
daied 7th December, 1871, and duly recorded In
Richmond Chanccry Court Office, beng thereto re-
IinOn the premises, respectively, on FRIDAY the
2Sth day OF November, commencing at ~ o'clock
T. N. the following property or so much thereof as
may he necessary for the purposes OF sid trust
l. The LARGE BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING with the vacant lot attached, The east sid"
Of Brook avenue. two doors south OF Baker street.
lot 81 by about u 0 feet.
2 LOT on south side Baker street, near Brook
avenue. Sd by $50 feet.
3. LOT adjoining the above on the cast, 80 by
100 feet.
TERMS: Cash for expenses of sale and to pay the
sum Of S7e6.37: the residue upon terms 10 be
made known 1T The time of sale.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
CHARLES PHILIPS,
Trustees
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Aucti ,neers. no II
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BY Gruhh, Il Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

VEHE VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT
i No. 1906. on NORTH SIDE OF CARY
STREET. OPPOSITE To COLTM BAN BLOCK.
AND BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND ElHtii-
MA STREET ). AT AUCTION.-On WEDEES-
DAY. 9Th November, at A.: O'Clock =. NJ, we will
sell ut auction. upon the premises, the property
above referred to- The main floor Is occupied Is Il
restaurant. The second and third floors have three
rooms each, arranged Tor Offices, with ample light
and ventilation for all.
Few pieces Of property in the city offer such adj
vantagcs for Il profitable investment.
TERMS. Onc-third cash. balance ii SIX and
twelve months; or, one-iourth cash: balance at
four. eight and twelve months with interest, and
secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
~, 4 turtiDupprs.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. November l5.-Cotton dull; sales
Of 40 bales at 1o4@l SIC; Flour trm ana more
inactive Wheat closed dull and Ar6Opiug white
western. 81 1921. 72H. Corn closed heavy. Pork
a Shade easier. Lard trlncr. Navas itrmer rreishs
IL
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By p. :. Seabury,
BV 7. >. StdDUTE,
Auctionccr and General Real Estate Agent.
No. 81 Sycamore street, Petersburg, va.

SALE OF PROPERTY AND RENTING
DOETuE MILL-QUARTER ESTATE, N ME
LA COUNTY. ON IHCkSnAY THE 27In
DAY OF NOVEMBER. COMMENTING AZ u
OCLOCK.-On the day above named shall offer
for sale by auction, at Mill Quarter. the residence
of the late c. Loft, or {. Loord, II the pers,afc
effects belonging 10 his estate, ali the HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, some OF II
very good; beds, bedding, plantation utensils
eight horses ten mules seventy-tour sheep twenty
one hogs, two milclI cows. fifteen head OF cattle
corn, fodder, shucks, wheat, tobacco, aad Il great
variety Of other articles.
At IL o'clo X the DWELLING aud all the
LASDc-3,5O acrcs-wlll be rented Till the LIST
of November, 1874.
TERMS For the pcrishablc effects, cash for Il 90 :
over that six months time. purchaser 10 execute
negotiable notes carry Ing interest from date salts
f,ctor ~ endorsed. For the land, rent payable on
lst November, 1874, distress retained.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN.
Curator.
n
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NEW ORLEANS. November lJ.-Gul1 % Cur
rcncy. 2@21, Premium. New York sight. 4 pre-
niu,n for certified checks. Sterllpg-EXchaugc. 7
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by Grlhbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionc"rs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NOTED
L. "GAMBLE MANSION" AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOIS ADJOINING. AT AUCTION.
In execution o1 the provisions Of il deed OF trust
from 4. NJ Wallace and wife and Others 10 the sub
scriborS, rs trustees, dated 9th September. lS7l
and t!uly recorded In Richmond Cnanccry Court
Office, being thereto required by tie holder 81 two
OF the notes thereby secured. and now due ana un-
paid. will sell N auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY the Sth day Of November, commencing
at A. L. NJ. the property conveyed in said deed
to-wit: the same extending OF the east line OF
Third street from Byrd 10 Arch street. having
front of $40 81 feet. and running back 12Q feet
10 an alley 20 feet vide.
Upon This property stands tie "GAMBLE
MANSION,' 4 large and substantial brick dwelling,
occupying one Of the mos; beautiful situations in
the city aud commanding grand view OF the city
and It's surroundings.
TERMS UNDER TIE DEED Cash sufficient 10 de-
FRAY cNpcuscs Of sale and To pay off and discharge
two note, Amounting TO S10.250. with interest
thereon. AT The rate OF ten per ccHium per annlilr.
from 9th September 1879 the residue upon such
terms as the gIGntorS in said deed may direct, or in
event OF their failure 10 give such direction, then
,lpon terms as 10 may seem iii, the same ID be
ANNOUNCED ut the time oil sale.
JOHN HOWARD,
JAMES i. GODDIE,
Trustees.
Memorandum X i probable that arrangements
may he made, with tie consent Of ;hc parties III
ieresIed, 10 sell te property III parcels ana upon
terms more favorable To purchasers than those
named above. JOHN HOWARD,
JAMES Z. GoDDlN,
Trustees.
GRuBgs & WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs. not
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Clearly demonstrating that either there was
dcait Of slripts or that their price was higher llial
that of other tobacco which could be SuoSttutea
Tor them The dearth was but comparative, ior We
estimate that quite 5000 pounds OF OLD were III the
fmu,ipd warehouses oil the Two ports on GUN sep
tc,nber last An4lyziug the deliveries for cohSnlnp-
ZION VIZ. aud that China aud Japan tobacco CROWNS
hardly know, u few years ago, absorbed more tiai
thr whole of the increase shown above. IL was eX-
Uec,cd that with the advance In the price oil Supts
Inv leaf would come more freely iuIo Use aud APP
,re,inte IN value, but short trial the price OF
iuty-D,id fed low that II WAS rtliuOuS TO
inc ma uuficturcr who had not SNUFF trade, and
who must sell his "stalk,n So that instead of adj
vaucing, dry leaf by reason OF It's full supply, has
scare 'ly held Its own throughout the season.
Let Us now consider our present position. The
imports are liberal, and their weight Is on the
stenncro aud their conslgnces. Neither VIII he
satisfied Mlt the ta:dY progress Of The market We
had Ia describe ,nlcc The Year bean. 4 scale al
prices viii hurC IL De adjusted that will attract The
trade and gesture the consumption IL the proper
lion IL should enjoy. looking at existing stocks and
future prospects. With the tables We give of the
deli reriys for nine months III two SCISSORS, and Of
the stocks existing on this day, our readers can
judge for themselves how near We should contend
Tor The prices of The last nine months, approach
those ol The same pcriod In 1872. our. present re-
duccd quotations iiuyc been pitc Teal In few u-
stances tut buyers us general rule hold of,
ring themselves tlIut the scale is TOO high. Muci,
depends Oh The importers, but more on the patience
and forbearance Of stemincrs. Looking at thcsup'
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BY Thomas W. Reese. Auctioneer,
1917 Main street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR
IL PETS, &C.. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-|
THIS DAY at o O'Clock will sell at my auction
house Walnut and Cottage Chamber butts, HAIR
Cloth Parlor Suit. Wardrobrs, Bureaus, wash
stands, Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Walnut Sldeboards,
Pano-Steols. Pianos, Lounges, Wriiing- DESKS
dow Curtains and Shades, Cribs, Bookcase and
Secretary, UfTicc-Stove, kitchcn-Tablcs, &c.
THOMAS W. kEESEE, Auctloneer,
Agent for Halls Fire and Burglar Proof sa1es'
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IiAlTIiiOf:i.
NEW ORLEANS.

BALTIMORE. November l5.-firgipla c0ilso
liz. west N!rgina's. s. Bill.
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nv (irubbS & Williams,
BY GruHbS & WIlIlNlns,
Real Estate Agents aud Auc;i0neerS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 FRAMED
4 DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE OF
ADAMS STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STRkETS.-By virtue OF 4 deed of trust
executed by George iIardman and wife TO me sub
scrihers trustees. on the 9th March, 1870, ana
being thereto required 10y the creditors. we VIII
sell at public auction, on the premises. on THURS
DAY the Goth November, al ~ o'clock L. M., the
BRICK and FRAMED DWELLING located as
above described.
The house contains about seven rooms, and Is III
good order.
= The lot fronts 80 by SO feet TO an alley.
TERMS: $500 cash and the residue upon terms
20 be made known Ut the time OF sale.
L. W. GRUBBS,t
a. BDDEkEk, : Trustees.
5. IICETER,
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. AuctloncerS. no II
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WANTED, FOUR OR FIVE GOOD
w LAUNDkY HANDS TO iron fine white
shirts. Amply at No 81 Fourth street, Richmond,
t1''' ~Aii'' wv T-lwS
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BY w. X. Polk i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and huctlonecrs,
No. z Tenth street.

WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION, ON
w MONDAY. November "a, III AZ o'clock z.
NJ. that large three-story BRICK BUILDING No.
IA west Market street, opposite the isl- ularket
lot fronts 22 feet on west Market street running
back 10 feet The location of this property renders
itn fine bushes. stand.
TERMS: Made known ut sale. -
no l5-td W. Il. POLK 4 CO., Auctloneers.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN FUR-1
" Etri:RE.-. have OF hand large stock ESSs,
OF WALNUT CHAMBER, PAELOf, NIL INT
TATiOS, and PAINTED SUITS and the in"ci
grades Of FURNITURE offer the above for
cash ri greatly reduced prices. Parties buying
would do well 10 examine my stock and compare
prices r.. G. ilNklGiT
no 4 No. 10 Governor street.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE-STOP PAYING RENT
Il The RESIDENCE situated corner OF Porter
and Ninth streets. In the town Of Manchester. The
lot fronts some cightyve feet OIL Ninth street. The
dwelling contains seven rooms; kitchen, &c. THIS
property Will b. sold tor part cash and balance OH
long credit. liberal deduction for all cash APP
ply ut l40U Main street for particulars.
no li-1w
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UCTION SALE OF THREE BEAU.
"A TIFuL UPPER GRACE-STREET Build
ING LOTS UN TUESDAY. 18TH INSTANT, AT
i O'CLOCK Z. M.--By request Of the owner shall
sell. on the premises, at tie time above specified
THREE VERY HANDSOME Bull DING LOTS
viz. one fronting feet the south line Of Grace
street, and two fronting 40 feet each on The north
line OF Grace strect--a lying short distance west
Of Shafer street.
is most rapidly improving. and where the greatest
enhancement In value may reasonably he expected.
These LOTS are FOR SALE, and tt Will DC TO the
Interest OF buyers TO attend.
TERMS Liberal and made known at sale.
10 14-4t ". h. ROBINS, AucfiOncor
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RAILROAD LINES.
% Or ~ M M s,aE] g s:1s e.;

% 1 M M M Esi.,:.ss 8 g
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE,
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, November 9TH. 1873.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE Pas.
~ sEMGER and FREIGHT TRAINS On IN,
PASSENGER TRAIN for wes, Point lcaz..
Richmond ut 3 r. ". and train from Yves, P5I,,
Will arrive at Richmond at 1890 a. VI. Oily ,S1a
aays cxceptedl. Tag
The splendid steamer HAVANA. Captain . =
MCKEE. has been placed on the route between w. ,
Point aud Baltimore to run 10 connection With H.
road and will mnkethrec trips a weck. leaving w.,
Point TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and sATri.F
DAYS the arrival Of the train which leaves Rrri
mond al PM. arriving at Baltimore next mor7,,r
Ii ample time to connect with trains Tor The Nor,
and " est ; and leaye baltimore MONDAYS. Wtn'
NESDAYS. and FRIDAYS a, ! r. NJ, CONNECTS,
nj West Point win the train due at Richmond u
! 0:30 next morning.
Fare 70 BaItim2re, IS ;.colorc,! people, Il.
FREIGHT TfiiS. for through fr"gh, oa~
leaves Richm9nd IT, Inesia,s, Thursdays. and satar.
days at A. ~ Through freight received daly,
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger ear attachcl
for freight between Richmond and West Point,
icaYes hieinond on Mondays. Wednesdays, apd
FfldaSs Ut d 80 \. VI. Local freight received Tuc,.
EDw. F. FnLGEE,
General Freight and Ticket Ayen,
W. y. bRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. no
OFFICE RICHMOND AID WELDON Rorrg.,
RICHSIoSD, VA, October 90, 1873. {
THE TRAINS on THIS ROUTE
L run as follows:
The NAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at sos
VI. and +. NJ: arrive al Petersburg ri GI7A u
and $40 Z. VI; arrive at Wcldon at $3.50 A. Vi. All
FkEiGHT TRAINS. With passenger coach .,
tached, leave Richmond for Petersburg at : /. II.
and 5 z. VI, and returning leave Petersburg al )
a. W and 3 :3 L. ".
RETURNING MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon .,
$50 4. NJ. and 4:l5 i. IL, aud leave i'eicrouuIys
1910 =. ~ and 7:55 j. II.
ACCOMMODATION TEAMS leave Pcicrenr.ry
daily at 8 A. NJ and Richmond 1t 1880 Z. Il.
Passengers from Norfolk "iii CouncC; with ~
train Leaving PETERSBURG II 1870 ?. u. aG: 'h.-
for Norfolk will leave chmoud Oh The 2.3g r.
il. Accommodation Tram.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS L.tr,,r
Richmond and Petersburg leave boIn p.l.., q. ,
A. VI. aud I. Vi.
The Freight Trains will not run on SUNDAYS
and the 1865 I. ". Nai Train WI! not leave r,,rrs
burg on SUNDAYS. and the 0:NI y. II. Train vii
not leave Richmond on MvHDAi>
The MAIL TRAINS VIII not stop between Ph,a.
mond and Petersburg except i. Manchester and
Chester.
Passengers from Clover Iii! will leave al :
NJ, and returning leave RiculLOEj ~ . l.. II d..,
except GundaysI.
Passengers viii tske their meals 4, Jarrn:r, Il,
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg vii start l.yc
the Washington Street dep1t.
PuILMAN'S PALACE SIFFPISG-CARS go
attached to al the Night iJi! Trains.
THOMAS H. WYEEE.
oc27 General Many
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Auction sALEs--This Day.

AUUIIVN SAKLEN--H LIE noI.J
By Redwood & Crenshaw, Auctioneer5,
No. 1920 Main street.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, THIS
w MORNING at 10k o'clock, ut our rooms
No 1920 Main street, a lot of FURNITURE LOT n
family leaving The city. comprising
BEDS, MATTRESSES.
CHAIRS, TABLES, BUREAUS,
SIDEBOhRDS, CARPETS,
TUBS, BUCKETS, &C., &C.
Will be added ,r,crrov
GLASS WARE. &C, &C.
REDWOOD 4 CRENSHAW,
ro17 Auctioneers.
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leaves Charlotte nj SIS 4. ~, leaves Alr-i.a.
Junction AT $50 \. IL. leaves sir"ens1n,o' ..
12:4j Z. ". leaves 'DlnviIle u, 3:L2 Z. ~: IL
riyes al Richmond at 10:i7 +. u.
THROUGH MAI. leaves Charlotte nj 10 y ",
leaves Greensboro at $50 a. NJ, leave. ,i4nyl.-
at GEO A. NJ, leaves Hurseytila Al ll:oJ A. Il,
arrives In Richmond nj 2:lI i. y.
LYSCIIRURG ACCoMMODATinS leaves Lyucit.
burg at ! =. NJ. leaves Burh.vil!e al 0.3J \. ~
arrives at Richmond a. s:ii i. VI.
The New Drlcin, and New YORK EXPIRES atop,
for passengers ~ all regular station octw."i
Greensboro aud BUIkeviilr, but vii. not stop c!si
of Burkeviile.
Through tickets sold 20 all points south AMI we1
and baggage checked through.
T. VI. r. TALCoTT,
Oc IA Engineer a:ii superintendent
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BY y. NJ. Lee, Auctioncer,
lola Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
l. AND 346S ACRES VALUABLE LAND On
YORK RIVER AND IN GLOUCESTER COUS-
TY, ON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 26TH, at
AUCTION.-On the day named, on the premises,
two miles from CappaboSic and the same distance
from Claybank wharf, by virtue of :; deed of trust
from John Asher. duly recorded. shall sell BY
commodious DIV kLLlSG ana out house aud large
new barn thereon. On the place, Which Is admir-,
bly, adapted 10 truckhg Is weil-selected orchard Of
young apple and peach-trees.
The house commands beautiful view Of the
river.
TERMS: Cash but II Is hoped and believed that
arrangements viii be made before the day of sale
for usual credits. j. WESLEY FRIEND,
no9 Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

BY w. Gocdin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
beautiful LOT ON THE WEST
LINE OF NINETEENTH BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on
the premises. on TUESDAY the 18th SovcIn Der.
1878. ut O'Clock P. NJ, that truly beautiful LOT
located rs above, adjoining on the north the resi-
dcncc Of Mr. W. FL. Turpin. fronting IS feet, run,
ming back 100 feet. with iron railing In front, and
handsome shade trees.
TERMS: Very liberal. ". GoDDlS.
uo15 &uctiOnccr.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL-
" ROtD.-Dn and after October 20, SIb, u"
passenger trains will run as follows

~ ROAD.-Un and after October 20, 1873, IL"
passenger trains will run a Follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIS.-L.aycs Richmond $50 \. u.
DAILY except SUNDAY, connecting with W, =,
Va. VI. u q. ;. railroad Ut Eurunsric .-h Ch''-
luttcSviilc. and arrl:eS III Hinton Al u |. y.
EXPRESS IkAlN.-LcaTcs kictlE"ni ~ l',""
p. NJ DAILY cxccpI SATURDAY. connecting x h"'-
louisville with W., E.,Na ". Il: :. rn!iroai i;"''
for ;.yncb1ur2 aud South tst, AMI arrives ii i!tt-
lurton ut L. VI. next day. steamer 'c1'ra tiit'f-
ington on arrival Of the train, ANA arrives At I'm
cinnati at u clock next morning. ,.
This train stops between hlCAWnaH ana = M
Sulphur only nj Junction. E"c,l"n>It". thif!o""s-
vile. Stauntou. Goshen. SEnhnro', and :'I-i'n.
ACCoMNDDhIiOt lHAiN.-i leave" i.l''i'9'H
ut $40 +. VI. DAILY except Suh!a;' "hi 1fF!'c' i.
Gordun,villc AL $50 /. "
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati II ! /. VI. DAILY y"
cept sunday, and arrives at Huntington ~ " j.
81 next day. connecting With express iTaiu.
EXPRESS TRAlS.--leaTcs Huntington 81 ~ ~
VI DAILY except Sunday, aud arrives ~ tl'"lE"'''
nj $50 4. VI. next day, connecting 'iA tiiih.
guug south and with james sl%cr steamer Tor H"'-
folk This train stops between Whit" >ulIt"! az"
Richmond only at Junction GurtJusyi!ir, l'f-
lo,tesyille, Siaunton Goshen, A.!sD"fp'' anu 90
NAIL TRAIN. eaves Hinton ati o'clock 4; VI.
Any except SUNDAYS connecting VITA ". p. 's'.'
VI. < G.. ). railroad Al thAri"t!"'Ei!" ',i u"'d'I'
Vile and arrives II Richmond al = L. VI.
ACCOMMODATIONS iEAtH.-L'1''- ''"f"''
willie ut & \. NJ. DAILY except >uE.'a"', CONNIE .i.
M & oronsyillr wifu ". -. Va. VI. : 4. :. i""I
train from Lyuchburg and .u"tIrc st tA' "'A''> 81
Richmond II $3.50 y. H. ..,...
For further Information iaiaIS o. ne ''!'!i'".
Office, on Broad near Sew u;e"9'h stT''i-
/. II. rEKiti, General >ui"iW'H.e.t
EDGAR NL!Er, CcacrIt Ia. e"stE All! tt.,''
Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-17
WANTS.

WANTED, a good NURSE for an infant.
" Apply to D. W. AN al ln'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-17
The London Tobacco Market.

WuEAr.-Whitc. l26 bushels. Red, GO bushe
tola., W. bushels.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-18
SECIRE THE SHADOW.

Have you visited schlesinger's new pho.
tJgraph gallery on Eighth street between
Commercial and Washington ayenuesS II
not. you should do so, and give the proprie-
tor au opportunity TO try his skill in taking
of you perfect likeness and splendid
picture. Mr.. schlesinger's gallery Is fitted
up in the best style, with the intention OF
doing nothing but perfect work. The
ladies' drawing room II beautifully fur.
nished, and the operating room has sky'
light unsurpassed by any in the west Mr.
schlesinger hopes his many friends. who
have heretofore given to him theii patron
axe. will continue their favors. To them
and the public generally he extends an Ia.
yitation to visit his rooms. whether desiring
work done at present or not. satisfied that
the appearance OF his gallery. the many
convenienccs he has procured-indeed, al
tile latest improvements IN his art-and the
skill Of an operator of great merit, lately o
London, Mr.. Frank Locke steele. will com
maud their patronage when they shall neec
work to be done. e-l"lm'