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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

There are always some compromising
thing in ever sfliction. andwhat makes US
somewhat resigned to the suspension OF
the mails is that we are not now bored By
the Poirt Pleasant Register Mason
Comfy Journal
The prosperity Of the Register seems to
be an cye-sore to the JoraaI
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-16

Hon. 2. Q. Eastman, State Senator
will leave Monday for the Capital aud
Nlessrs. Reyuold and BuusAruer' mem
bcrs oftho House Of Delegates, aud How
ard, Clerk of the House Juciary Commit
tee, will leave on Saturday mornings boat
for Charleston, to resume their laOOr' III
The Legislature which couvsnes Monday
next, the 2Oih inst.
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1t will be seen by reference to his card.
that lisury c. Recc, Esq Of ibis county,
la. located at lIamn, Liucon county, for
the practice of Inv
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There needs to be some more draining
dome in Clifton ,-,jcar"t
,Efvln wIat we are told, some of the cit
z.ns of Clifton have been pretty veil
drained" already BY the JOnrnal'
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A Law" WIN. SMITHS.
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The Misses Joucs have opened a ne"
Millinery Store 10 this city on the corner
Of Main & Sixth streets, where will be
found a fall and complete assortment of
goods usually kept in that IiOo' AdveF'
tisemNnL next week
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r HE Entry Books Of the Mason County Ag
| ricultural and Mechanical Association are
now open; and Certificates Of Stock are ready
at nv Office in the Court Hons1
JOHN E. TlMMS, Secretary.
oct. 2-3w.
Mason County Journal Copy.
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Joe Hurlimau, the Capitol street saloon
man in Charleston, knows thing or two.
lie regularly reads the Register aud the
Register folks regularly smile" at bis sn'
loon when at the Capital. Blythe way
drop into Joc's saloon when in Charleston
and look at bis pretty pictures and while
reading the Register aud other leading
papers Of the country 10 his reading ROOM
call for something to take" sud sir while
you read. Joe's drinks are temperance
or otherwise, as suits your fancy. The
Register man smiles on tcnpcrance drinks
only.
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no 10 WM. RMlTH'S Tor your Dry Goods
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MN. sMlTH, la, a tool stock 81 lla', aud
VI CapS.
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Valuable Timber
AND
Farming Lands
LYING NEAR THE
KlNAWHA RIVER FOR SAlE!!

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
three tracts Of land: Que Of which contains
about
1900 Acres,
and is situated on the Kanawha Nine Mile
Crock, about two miles from the River.
Another Of which tracsconlalns about
1000 Acres,
Lnovn as pari Of the Medium tract, situated
on the w,te,s Of the Ohio Sixteen Mile Creek
And another trScl containing about
100 acres,
,,own \, ,be ulowlcr Tract" situated about
three miles from Point Pleasant aud about
one.haIf mile from the K0nawha River sad
last named trpct has about 50 acres cleared
mon h All Of said lards are well numbered
md watered. and when cleared would maze
good grazing farpS. 81, u;h
lPI would prefer selling these I'nls WIN
out dividing them; but will sell them III par
GELS to suit purchasers. mn, -, curp
lPPeBons desiring further information IN
reference 10 The above mentioned lands ms re-
rerrrd to Jong ". ESGLlsn, Esq my Attorney
at Point Pleasant, Mason County, West va;
march Of. HARRIET MACHlR,
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5(e 4BtttGtg Regtstel
LOCAL MATTERS.
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O.sobsr opens beautifully
7. vas TOO many Cookies that spoiled th'
,.,,b in the I,le financial panic.
One who always gets bread when be
Lpssds-A baker
v,nt nice DRESS GOODS 60 to
fy0u WM. SMITHS
Tbi, is the best season Of The year to
read the book Of nature because autumn !:
turning the leaves
Sheen growers are advised to plant yew
,,ss, That's what we know about farm
ing.
With the coming of October local bust
r,s, revivcs, and merchants aud dealers
wear smiling faces
A worthy old lady offers the following
advice to the girls: Whenever a feiIo"
Uop, TIE question, don't blush aud stare a
your foot. Just throw your arms round
his meek, look him full in the face anc
commence talking about the furniture
L""'- Nv y WIN. SMITHS.
Ccroslrlgs Capt. Ford has a collect
ian Of Iudian curiosiies which be Intends
p.,ciDg OF exhibition at the Fair,
We hope to add many new rames tc
our subscription list during the Fair W.
a,ssrery friend Of our paper to assist u:
!, increasing our circulation.
The delinquent list i, now hung up at
,be Coar. House door. The Sherifi's 10
tice to this effect will be found III another
column
D W. Polsley aud Wm. II. Tomin
son, have entered iuro a partnership fol
tle practice Of law. See their card in ihi'
weeks paper.
1t will be seen by reference to his card
that Hsury c. Recc, Esq Of this county
la, located at lIamIln, Liuco!u county, to'
the practice oi law
MN. SMITH, la, aLool stock 81 Ha'' ana
" Cnps.
The Bar.sud officers Of the Court com
p}aiu TIA, Judge Smith commences work
too early fur them We are glad TO SCI
this in His Honor. Make them earn Ihcl
money.
There needs to be some more draining
done in Clif,ou,-,jcurnd
,Drv.n. alut we are told, some of the cit
IL ns of Clifton have been pretty vel
drained" already BY the JOnrnni'
PERSONAL We had pleasant cal
from Father McKcrpru, Of Mason City
last Friday.
Several Of our young men are going
West in few days. to grow up with the
country" We expect every Que of then
WILSON be an 81. c. We hope SC Al
least.
Ouryou,s friend, Joseph H HoIIO.
way, sou Of James II. Holloway goes to
Charleston Saturday, to work.at printing
The typo who can set more type in day
l|rn Joseph, will not be found III Charles
ton.
n.,.,, ~, rr,, Ar This form nj the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-24
BY James II. Taylor 4 oon.
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneets
Office corner of Eleventh AMI Bank streets

RI
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA.
Ric hE 6I Known WAS As TIE Il DeMS6S
sHSGk 3 cHISSE iss I, T3E
executed TO us as trustees for the BENEFIT OF the
creditors Of the Old Dominion Sugar -RehnlDs
Company, dated February q. la7a, and aniy r.,
corded In the CLERKS office OF hen nom ,.nses 70
sell at public auction, on the premises on tE III -
The 25thday Of July, ls7sat O'Clock +. NJ m , .;
prSpf5 N HSp q
FRONT 'STOREHoUSE tNo. 1l6l. oulN o. ..s
very best maieri on tue west side Oh sevehsrh IN
street near Dock street the LOi iSohs s, ~ 81
frst-class MACHINERY" FOR REtiA iaJ ~ 70
GAR, which was purchased less tian TWO yes ~ az
at cost Of over 500 and II Is NJ ,Sa briS
tanned In the aboye-escribed niding ana me Duu
ing adjoining. fronting on Dock street, lbe "n
ton Of this propertybsing immedaery nlpI
this sale should a.Eact lhe spsen! ate'i0A %
ca,htalists ,,- rre
r,oi,s deeds. nnrchasers will be- afforded al nppor.
t,ir,ity for buying the entire refinery prope1 -
whole The property Will be sold free 1ron IN
hrance the trustees In previous nsees ~ r. Two
the oyeyance to the purchaser eScept ~ ~ ."o
deeds securing notes amounting 10 about s 49,
which cannot now be paid off, IA It Is not yet 80
mined by the courts who Is eniilcn 10 ,ha r.
but as TO this part of the purchase money bI tbr
chaser will I've allowed TO settle by execntlns
payable cily when release OF said .ncuH'ofaH''0
L. offered. ). ,,.ob. % money
cash: As 400 In bond payable on the above coH ,ns
lion at eighteen months bearing pers. rom an
list day Of August sc7 5000 u aGoha n psS only
from MATURITY aid tte balance In negotiable no s
Interest added, distributed us foiowsLsmn,, nb.
niths Of the entire purchase money al sia II
twc-ninfhs t twelve months, and tbc Iii r.
eighteen months; only SIX per cent intsrrs' Iii he
charged on the deferred payments, so Wilt ""'
secured By \ deed Of trust upon IT, gropcfE'
| ~ 80 - y r, MANSON SMITH, Trustees.
| p. q. WARWICK, ia
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & aoS, Auctiopeers. :! -
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- syt arnbbs u Hfilttansp e =!
= n,,ee,st md Reai Tstate Agents
d. s. ~ afreat between atn nnd Bank.

..~ ~sk3h&r <-xfT
l;;s 5 sA a.LE ZEE ~ EsFaTE
ySaT HE cIfY.o III fsT ISiiO
THEGdUNTY ync9r Court OF the
e asff ee d. On The guy
is7st sn tesut OF assstn commits
Goed.l. we, the dtM af n auction I'D
front OF lie Cify Hail. i,,, Sn st O'Clock
Of ~ he sae hour Of the next fair day
tbereafter } the Is Il, - In, ESTATE
eloneing 10 the defendaf lsaaG a. a re-
the paps ss u wi gish Is hereto appended
and TO which - nersin -:
Ig desftous OF purchasing gre Tequesteaa 10
examine 9sy or deseied
and ard referred 10 the report Ct Gommissi9 IV
Evans ana ts y, @ a ~ liz nnrcIasars Of
fhe u IA eon W nd tie sa,ss
s taI sr ss y The decree afor
such Ute ~ tne5 ate -! - Ess
said to SELF .l,,..,,,.,5 g, os.,.,
ISL, ha t ,S ,,ta yitis.
siS Der cent. added from day Of sale for negotiable
notes and title retained until the entire purchase
bsy Is pail MI he neremptory and If NOT completed
IN one day VIII be continued from day e: day until
the entire properly Is soid. 4 rs.s...3, Il
Square 10. Adams's aaalt'on' % iee' "eSS y -
yenteenth street js,,r;ca,tt = owl a,,t,ee,,f1,
oi nart o. l. IN i' .'s - ~; .fEsfft I,lls
Analley q feet between Centras fiii1 W.
s,ft Of Nd a,1 % feet Poplar and Ash streets
~ 5ees. I tSl Sun "A foe, Tenth street
5art s1 AlI SSiPPh ta .tre ~ it,"
ils. 80 feet on Ienth street. ~ >, 90 ., ren+ra
o. l0 lots, NOS. ~ TO- ano 20 =" 90 W
street. sI4 CT .,,,,x.,,,.,. ~ 9.;Fs
D1e. 10 1-2 acres near W ntc Oak srWSinp.,. "a
IL. acres on Grace, Frunknn, s1nrty-nfst anu
". acre No. s, on franklin and Thirty-third
streets f.iIf ~ .Ei ...:a.'.@
Il. 10 acres near White Oak Swamp, heretofore
charged 70 Andrew D. Palmer ..., horotof,ra
IA, = 1-2 acres near W mite oak swamp heIetoioie
charged to Benjamin Il. Goode. *. fs:-'5la
10. acres, NO. IN square 20, Ii ,ss hvi
10. Part Of Que acre on Ihrty-thlru W i9' ~
II. 2o5 acres adjoining stayo's laud ota la g
Is. 40 10 acres on Jane. riYer ,,n.,- COW
49, acres on Fairfield DAD, denr!co county .U
veved IN t1oddin BY James T, Sutton and VIE.
o. . acre near Scufletowu..f5g f1t,stii EI .tt
ol. 8 I-2 acres island in James river, +.
90 Lot on Ftanklin street. - - 20.
%. 4iacres ON Hacon's Quarter branch" y ..fti
"a. 1lot In, Graham's plan. ag- SIS MOTT ttssE
IS. Ilot on Brook turnpike ,,,u.,s,, as,,ta.
&c. ~ LIZ acres ADJOINING nooefc nIS, cfo 800
81. 1lot adjoining Il. Slanar1s, iorlnsiis 'H-e
TO Benjamin w. CoiemanS estate. LIT = !%it5G
~. "a acres IN hupgary. o,oroed IN Rem
90: lot mean Cheisesi, nefetoio1e ehN es0 ~
jamin r. Chalk. ,,....:....,,, -so.Jd,,,on
40. acre.. Nos 2i2, 2t5 2as DuFaiS aouluon. -,
al 4 LOT, ND.0 L.. E. HarVie's plan
90 AZ Got Of land in Nelson's addition, hereto
fore charged to Franklin s Broadmeadow Mnnutac
turing Company. 2sst1. - ~
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How New ENGLAND PEOPLE SECURE Coop
SUITS OF CuuAr CLOTHES the Spring
field Republican, -Springied location, on
The direct railroad line from Montreal. makes
il good place to smuggle into from Canada,
and for some time Government officers have
suspected that considerable of that sort OF
thing was in progress here. In fact, Colonel
Frank Howe, Government agent at New
York, became SO well convinced of it that be
sent special agent to Montreal to investi.
gate /; little. This agent soon discovered
firms in that city who seemed to have an ex-
tensive New England business acquaintance.
and the agent protesting that he was himself
10 the way of furnishing goods Tor the
"states," II appeared that these firms had
similar and excellent facilities for getting
their purchases past the line duty-free. The
agent was shown one consignment OF $l,cUO
worth Of goods marked for shipment to this
city. The Montreal firm sold its goods
chiefly fabrics for both ladies' and gentlemen's
clothes--hy samples through most OF the
New England cities.
T. this connection it will be remembered
that about q year ago man took orders IN
the CITY for u great many suits Of excellent
clothes, and whenever Intercepted as to
how he should furnish them, always an.
swered. "Neyer YOU mind; you don't pay
your money Gutil you get the clothes; the
rest Of il is my business" In every instance
the clothes came as ordered, and there has
been no time since when equally good suits
could not be procured in the salue way If the
purchaser only knew where to 20, The
growth Of a trade like this in half dozen
New England cities naturally attracted the
attention of the clothing dealers, and French
signs began to appear in the store-windoWs.
The Frenchmen were usually Canadian
French, and 1t is enough to say tina. their
employers business prospered in their handle,
Il was every mans duty to buy cheaply as
possible, and possibly this seeming necessity
made some upright men less critical as TO
where the goods they bought came from
than they would otherwise have been. AT
least the detective, after seeing the box
shipped for5 Springfield, bad 10 alhcutty'
So coming here and selling 1t. AS ,t was an
express package the goods were traced TO
Fellows FalIs. and then ia Montpelier,
where Mark Sys French and w. II. Wash
basne were arrested for smuggling. On
Hrcscis we're found letters from the Mon
teeM parties, advising him OF the shipment
sof goods. ard giving directions about them;
also. bil ls aud Seeords OF sotber TRANSACTIONS
be,a4sn them, The goods have generally
eeiae bS railroad to ton, The second
tegnSalp from the line opposite troy, and
tseTee by team through tic towns OF Jay,
1.esgeH. and Eden, 30 Hyde Park, From
tssst hsy have been taken comet times through
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sE4l By James ii. Taylor q son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctlopee 81,
office corner Eleventh and BaDk slfcSis'

TRUSTEES, SALE OF THAT IA -,
IL ABLE FIyE;sTosYRR4IiGlKSE sT r9oTKNER o.
SESyPESTEENTH STREET. AND AT PH 6k sTHf
oeGufiED MD USED SID ,hss.RAEPPihS HIRY f1
o lnr ~ atIcTIoSofn pursuance Of S .5 n q;
st 70 the Sassrss,d a. a. =, trustee sss o.
,,d ,iv racoried i'm tho Clerks office OF tug w. Al
CITY Of R Sass si ss % d;
pprsn,ises on EsIDA The 18th day OF july: 81, III
ofSsk AZ ,es, a9n asa
ali privileges and spprteIances thereto ,ssSSmosd
Situated on Dock street In 'hhsnS S,sd q feet i9 @
western line OF Seventeenth street., psYik h,tstGn
Of 81 lection Dock street, and rannS Ssxn cIye'
parallel lines lg2 feet III. ihPi"''
the entire lot. k,,;t !. ,.clgs'f,
that the purchaser MAY WaSs cSe5;i. Tbs Sh y
made known on the day OF AK WgLLfoEp'
LDWIN VI. a asise,
coy uctiOaeefs.. -
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An experienced husband in Lafayette sent
two switches home to bis wife, from which
she was to make q selection; but before
doing it he changed the tags, putting the
Twenty-Five dollar one on the ten-dollar
switch, and vice yersa. After critical ex-
animation by herself and lady friends the
choice fell upon that labelled twenty-five
dollars, and she decided to Keep it, notWlth-
standing her husbands plaintive protest
that he could not afford to pay out more
than ten dollars for such an article. -
The editor of the Omaha Bee, who had a
street fight recently, significantly announces
| that he has been presented with hand-
some and valuable riae-cane, manufactured by
Remington. 1t will carry ball thirty yards
with great accuracy. 1t Is loaded by un-
screwing the handle and placing the car.
fridge in the tube, and is cooked and tired by
pulling back the handle and touching smah
spring. Besides being quite novelty as
weapon it is a very fine walking-stick.'
The editor of the Starks Herald is in d
bad fix. In view of the new postal law he
revised his mailing list and cut off all the
exchanges he didn't want. The next week,
tue other papers having cut off all the ex-
changes they didn't want, be was surprised
to find his post-othce box empty. --Kenneoec
Journal. % ....t ........... 81 .esa.... ,...a
BY our report of Connecticut patents
this week it seems that our soemnly funny
fclIow-citizen .sMark Twain" has actually
secured patent from tue Patent Office; and
for what? It is for i. new idea in scrap
books Well, he is entitled to bis patent ;
for we never found a new idea in zone OF
them things" yet.-Hor1ord Times.
Teacher (who has been commenting on the
visit Of the Shah to England): "And now,
can you tell me of anything we have from
Persiaf" First boy: Shcrbet !" Teacher:
Yes-yes-to be sure. That is to say
nonsense. Next boy: What is it we get
from Persia!" Second boy (atter pause !:
81 know, sir-Gutta Persha!"
Elm this country the man who advertises
for wife is always a thief, and the woman
who answers is usually bis congenial mate
Ne,o York Tribune. .
The editor Of the Bueyrus Journal sees it.
"Whit we want to know is" he inquiries,
"who editors are that their business should
be dead headed through the mails"
Jack Caldwell sent Detroit landlord a
circular setting forth the virtues. of 4 bed.
bug poison. The landlord took the first
opportunity to bite off portion OF Jacks
ear. ~ f..!ta."F @Gr
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gy Telegraph.
NEY YORK MAkkkTS.

NEW YORK. July o3.-Cotton dull and nominal !;
sales $50 ba es: mddllngs PIC. Southern aJur dull
and Dropping, common TO tair extra, S6.s0@QS8: :
good TO choice, ss.o5a*In.75. Whisky g. shade
tirmera at s!c. Wheat closed heavy and declining;
for steamed western mixed. Fork firm new mess
sl7.25. Beef quiet and steady; plaiu mess, s9g
$1,000; extra MESS gil so. Lard lower: west
Rosn outlet at Ss@Sdo5. Tallow quiet ct st9lssc.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July 23.-Flour dull and steady.
Wheat dull and lower: white choice, Sl75 fair TO
prime choice, S.8O@,sl.7 10; choice amber, 81. eaa
si.eo; good 10 prime red, Sl.S5@$Idl common to
fair red, Sl4O@$.5O; red western, $3.50 amber
western. sl.ss. Corn steady for southern: white
southern, &c.,: yellow southern. eOc.; mixed west.
elm uul and declined &C.. sales at SIC Oats qaieI
but firm; southern. 5O95le.; western mixed, SAa
unchanged. Pork unchanged. Bulk meats-Sh2ni'
ders, sslst: clear rib-sidfs, sac, with sales: ba
con firm and In fair demand shouIdess, sse.xs.J
rib sides. loSc.; clear sides, lob@llc sngar-cnCo
hams, I4t1Isc. Lard quiet at s5@gc. Western put.
Ter unchu nged. WhisAey nominal Mt t9c' 'use'
unchanged.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July 2a.-Money, aG4, Exchange
dull Gold ranged from 1l6a to 49, Governments
very firm and steady and closed firm. States dull.
Tennessees, 800; new, SOL Virginias, 80; new, Is
consols. ta deferred. 10. Louis!ana's 4s new, no.
Levee's, 40; ss, so. Alabama's, so; SIS SIS. Geor-
gia's, 10. Is, North Cardinals, q; new. ID
special tax 49, South Cardinals, % new, IL; Aprl!
and October, led. -. - .--.- .i--.
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b PORT OF RICHMOND, july %, ls7s. z. y
ARRIVED. '3A3t5'-s 80
Steamer Empire, Gautier. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, W. p. Porter, agent
Steamer state or Maryland, Geoghegan, Balu-
more, merchandise, W; 2: Brst St, ror,,. ,a,
chandtse aud IassenSero u. B. Tatum. -.
~sSs SAILED, 4. z
Steamer Ellie Itancoa, clifford. Norfolk. nier-
cllaadise and passenger l.. D. Tatuns agent VI
cLKAREp FOR THIS PORT. ~. -,
scbeoners General Robert E. Lee, Wilson. and II.
II. Barnes, Hubbard. from Baltimore July e3d.
S Schooner James al. Vance, Richmond, from
SPil!iadeipina 2lst July. 81 .zls =
.s5sl sS.s 81 Sa FL MEMORANDA. - s.
Schooner Shek1nal and Ann Twibell, from Rich
rloBd, ar Fhlladeiphta My 2ist. isa5s .sfsf5
' RRrk Yenskabet Nor. ], IohanneSeDs from Rich,
smVnG remained af perpambuco l,t Instant
sehooner n h Pharef Edwards Richmond. Vt
New York July s2lst-s -. =,
scbo5Der II +. Wood, Curles, Virginia. 10Th In.
stunt, or Abseeom, was atruek by = heavy equa.s
SfieM the eastward, and baG mLRbcum carried
aSay. 5aEes5E - z.
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COMMERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
y Wednesday, July %. tgt

- Wednesday, July %. irt
= .,.s.-.r..-.. OFFERINGS. 80 ~. .
y WgsA9.~white, a,o5e bushels new; l22 bushels
DID, Red, SOS bushels new. .....-,,...-.. .
CORN. yellow. 7e1 bushels. '.''. g.
CAgS.--20o bushels. T. @r3s
a.. SALES -..l:.. ..-
WHEAT.-Wh!te, 50 bushels prime at sl.e2 a5o
bushels very good ut 81 S75 47u bushels very good ut
sl8s; 500 bushels very good at sIs0; l22 bushels
prime old at IS; l5u bushels very good at Sls7i 544
bushels good ut S.so; 24s bushels on private terms
2sl bushels prime on private terms: 81 bushels COM
mon at $l.65 l2l bushels common at SleJ; SO bushels
ut 81 75-total, $3.50 bushels. q. ...-.## ..... q.
WHEAT.-Red, 6B bushels prime new on private
terms 4s bushels on private terms los bushels very
good ut Sl.s2: 80 bushels very good at $l.s5; lao
bushels very good AL $l.sU Joe bushels prime at Slss
6s bushels at Sl.75-total, $50 bushels.
OArs.-2e9 bushels western on private te-,ns.
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:. u 49,, ( b. w. Goddiu.
,,fg Aucttorifpr and Real Estate Agent,
of,,ca CORNER OF Eleventh and Bank etfeeH.

CARR AT AUCTION OF TWO BRICK l.
y TENENENTS ON THE SOUTH SI 1III ~
FGiM L sTREETs ADJOINING TIE NH KE9 he
fpgSCE OF MIR. WILLIAM gFoLk E saiT1Rsn. Y
sold at auction, on the premises. On ne Two
located rs above, adJsnins
the brick dwelling Of Mr. % pafson n0 OK snail mall
an krSo sisR to save paying remit these tene
ments present favorable opportunity for prohlaoie
investment. .,,o,ce at four and eight
months Tor negotiable notes interest adaea;
BY trust deed. Isl s....a Anctioneer.
.iri I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-24
= 4 ,rYS.FrOM SALES -Ffltssrs lseyssss3
~ ByJ. Thompson Brown, - s; ):
peal Estate Agent and e !. Is
No. MS Main street. opposite
ipRrvATE SALE: ...sfl 4 I. !. {. &.
\ lryrr Opening FOE 4 PHgslc1kE.tifst.

Avery attractive SMALL TARMa n oS s k9P Rieh
.. S Tafiyiiia rairoad and eight mics On
Vide and beautiful pike from this aey 20 sor hun
sixty-six acres, ten In wooa sSii rsssess Church
oreti frut-trees, mostly cnolcc p."T1s p7B
and schools convenient. ......,o,e.a Ret The
eight sSos; sri1s aI is stock,
barn Is ef English style, sne shs sa4ne Root
er re eeoaIpis large number % u
being three miles afford far IN eng Vegetables
m ,hvsiessn Il lie splendid opening, anrs
being freat need Of physfciani In tns 'efs
o4s negn995 511 10 oe-trd cash balance az
six and Twelve months !, at nn sex pen 's
cure o,o traS' 18th THOMPSON BRO WIN. Agen.;.--