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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-22

Opinions of LeGdin0 Public Men
Upon the "Vir0inius"
Massacre.
[oPINIoN OF SENATOR SUMNER.
BosToN, Nov. 16.
"Gentlemen-It is not in my power to be with
you at your meeting to ask for justice in Cuba.
Allow me to add that longing for immediate
emancipation in this neghboring island where
slavery still shows its infamous front, and al
ways insisted that delay is contrary to justice,
l do not think it practical at this moment, on
existing evidence, to determine all our du-
ties. In the recent case where civilization has
received shock, it is very easy to see that no
indignation at the dreadful butchery, inconsist-
emit with the spirit of the age, but unhapply
aroused by an illicit filibustering EXPEDITION
from our own shores, kindred to that of the
Alabama, for which England has been justly
condemned in damages, can make us forget
that we are dealing with the Spanish nation
struggling under terrible difficulties to become
a sister Republic, and therefore deserving from
us present forbearance and candor. Nor can
we forget the noble President, whose eloquent
voice, pleading for humanity and invoking our
example, has so often charged the world. The
Spanish Republic and Emilio CASTELAR, do not
deserve the menace of war from US. If watch
words are needed now, let them be immediate
emancipation and justice in Cuba, success to
the Spanish Republic, and honor and graft
tude to Emilio CASTELAR, and peace between our
two nations. Bearing these in mind, there will
be no occasion for the bellgerent preparations
of the last few days, adding to our burdensome
expenditures several millions of dollars, and
creating war fever to interfere with the gen.
eral health of the political body. am, gen
tlemen, your faithful servant
(Signed) CHARLES SUMNER"
[oPINIoN OF SENATOR CoNKLING
'At present all is in doubt and dispute
There are several noints of vital imDnrta nee
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-22

LNUH KENT-THE BLACKSMITH AND
ii WHEELWRIGHT SHOPS at Owings'
Mills, Reisterstown Road an excellent bust
ness can be done by proper party. Rent only
S. per month for first six months. Apply on
the premises or to D. M. HARTMAN,
Nov. 22.-3t. 80 s. Eutaw st., Balto
STORE & DWELLING for RENT.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-22

No. ~ EnsOr Street,
NEAR MoSUMESr, BALTIMORE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-22

Nea0 Advertisements.
SHOPS FOR RENT.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-11-22

Property Sales.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN BALTI-
MORE COUNTY.
I N execution of the authority vested in the
Il undersigned, in pursuance of the provisions
of a mortgage from Sylvester Ritter aud Mary
Ss3sr Ritter, his wife, and Margaret Rit- -.
49, ter, TO James A. Gary, dat ted the 10th ssH
Tday OF October, A. D. 1871, and re -
corded among the land records of Baltimore
county in Liber E. H. A, No. AZ, folio 1879, &C.,
| will offer for sale at public auction, at-the
Court House door, in Towsontown, Baltimore
county, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of Noesm5sr, 1873,
at IL o'clock NJ,
ALL THOSE TWO PIECES OR PARCELS
OF LAND,
situate in Baltimore county, beginning for
LOT No.
at the southeast corner of lot or parcel Of lard
lately owned by one Levi Pearce, and running
thence with and bounding on the same lot
north forty-fve degrees, east forty perches TO
stone; thence north forty five degrees VESTS six
teen and seven -tenths perches to a stone, a
corner of William Peddicord's let; thence with
and binding on the said Peddicord's lot south
forty-6ve degrees west forty perches to the old
Frederick road, and thence with said road south
forty five degrees east fifteen and eight tenths
perches to the place of beginning, containing
FOUR ACRES AND TEN SQUARE PERCH.
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Tue neat. IIHe, minutes and SecOnds
True Blue was now the favorite with second
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22
cOTTON MaRKkrs. NOVEMBER u.

u -
m ensai5 IS bales. Stock. 1856 bales.
CALVES osaNetre receipts Icy bal"'; ; Exports
7 WeeI y net receirs 1927 bales Exports-To
Great Brlain 90 bales; coas;wise, 1905 Dulles.
IBAirtSoSE:-Gros receipts, 7oo halcs; Ex-
Sales Sales 75 tnles: Stack. ll.l45 haies WecSly
I'SS ssSyspiins1S$ i,i6a Saiss; coa7s"lss' GO
Sales so ! 800 Stock. 1000. " ''''' ~ ''|~'
ESQ oaits. shipluenis, 2,s5s aes stockNIs72
rs. 10 bales; 1878, 2,479 bales.
W Isk yyo,s receipts 14'474 bales Shipments
MoBILE:-strong and higher; ,niddlings, l5c.:
low middlings 3Hc; strict good ortinary A.;
hsies. sales. 200 bales; last evening GO bales.
stock, 81, 070 b,lcs.
Weekly net 'eceip,s, o.oel bales. :PSports-To
continent, AL bale5; coastwise, 3.2Z9 balcs.
Bic! sd E5eGs 10 n"le ooo r 5 500
bale les Sales So 1900 b"is,. 1' '"'s' F'''S' O'7
NEW uRLEASS.-" GIVE and hiehtr: Ml-dliEgs.
16Se. l9w miudngs, 4tt:.: tlict good ordinary,
1856. Net receipts 6 1876 bales: gross. 6.742
bnes. Exports-lo he continent. $50 BATES Bales.
$500 bales: last evening, 1000 bales. stock,
1887 balcs.
Mcekly net receipts. o5,sG2 bales: gross, So
$50 bales txports-To Great Erilain, $500 bales:
France, $3.50 Daies continent 3.722 bales; Coast
wise, 2,2Ul bales. sales 2S. 600 bales
IHARLE>TOS.-Strong and higher: mld'lliugs,
1i'@ NC: low miidlin2s, IL &C.. strict good or
binary. 1876. Net receipts, 1850 .iIcS. EXpuits
coastTle'. IL ~ balea sales 200 bllc=. Stock,
| iU,S62 Gt,es
Weekly net receipts. ls.l34 bales; gross. lS.1G3
bales ENports-TO Great Britain. G.oi9 iules;
| continent. 3.G3u hsics; cUastwisc, $3.50 bales.
| Sales, $500 tales.
>AvANHAH--, i'm: niG.,linrs. IIMc. Net re-
c>i pts, Alta bal:s. iXlnrio-fn continent. 4.O64
hdlcs; r",.i i.". co tales. SAFES. 1922 BALES.
stocH. 81 1866 tales.
Weekly nc! .ecci.ts. 30,7 $50 bales. Exports--To
Great Britain. Loco b@s; coastwse 3,444 bales.
Sales. $3.50 bales.
| Observation-Disclosures: IniddIimgs, Sic. Neck
" receipts, 1.7eO bales. Shipments l,21o u@teS.
stock-iS72, 1882 bales: 1873. 1926 bales.
PHILADELPiiIA.--Nct receipts, 247 bales; gross
Weekly net receipts, Cos bales: gross, 5000
bales. Exports TO treat britain, 800 bales
ACGrSrA.-steady; mid.ilnS7' lac. feceiPtS'
Net weekly receipts, LAST bales. Sales, s,74l
o' "oi u,pus-We.klyr receipts. 81 &C bales Ship
me ITS, 1864 bales Stock, s,05s btics. Sales.
SAsuvILLE.-Tecky receipts, 2 2lo bales
shini cuts, ! PAT hhlc5. Stock, ), 1913 bales.
NoRFoLK.-Het receipts, ,434 bales exports
coas tw!se, 1,1S2 niles. Sales, $40 'ales. stock,
1888 bales. ecRly net receipts, I2,05o bates.
| Exports coastwisc, 1O1al bales sales, 1880
bales
receipts, $50 bales. exports to Great Britain, 51S
| bales. sales, IS bales. Stock. SOC bales. Weekly
| 1912 bales: eoastwise, GA bales. Sales, 35s
| IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November p, 1873.
OFFERINGS.
WuraT-Whi;e, 1852 bushels. Rcd. 734
bushels.
OATS.-7S2 bushels.
RYE.-2i bushels.
MEAL.-4UU bushels.
SALES.
wuEAr-Whitc. 500 bushels prime On prirs &c
terms: ! Q bushels very good nj $3.50: 20 bush
els common III ~ Is: LAG bushels common on
private terms CO bu>cis 90 n!nun III 81 j u bnSl:-
1.s ccmincn ut 800; &c bushels go"d at - 90
"a bushels common 1T $50: 3c5 bushels lalr TX
slq5: So bushels good 1t 81 30 Il bushels coin
mon III 10; 20 bushels common nj - 3o-tota!,
l.2S - bushels.
WUEAr.-EcG 234 bushels very good at al.o0
| bushels cnn;Inuu II, 81 10: Is bushels common
N -. %; 20 bushels cuniun III Sl.C1 SS2 push
els common II >l.S0 50 bushels very .o"a at
.l.SC: 80 Jugha!s goou 1T sl.1t-total, 7I1 BUSH
CorS.-Uli.c, 2o4 bushels very good nc.7 al zoe.
,lrS-e Il; !;iiss,. i very good spring - GOc.; "A
tushc- 81 21C.-tu'at, $50 bushels.
HYe.--ai ,usieis yer" good at sl.Go.
Ri:-LX!IfHHrED.
yrrrlr-U-hl ;r. J -; bushels. Tod: 20 bushels.
3ir.iL-iUJ buailc..
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Keeping apples III Sawtil,st.

made ~ experiment last winter anc
spriDg Of keeping apples in dry sawdust'
with good results. packed several oHrreIs
putting III few at time, and then hilipe
with dust by shaking down. These KEEP,
fresner ard better than the others. l
kept Vicar pears by this means untll late IL
the spring. In March or April put some
choice RoXbury Russcts into barrel vita
sawGust, and having more than we wished
to use, some were LETT in the bottom. On
the 4'no OF October emptjcd ,ne conicns and
found one apple almost sounc-,hc rest in
perfect torn, though decayed. Later. about
the 10Th, rmpticd box 0. English Streaks
lett in the same way, ard found one entirely
Sound.- Caittr0lOr.
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ea1-TlAii.nr nAHNFTs.

p,Ir1,TonE. November 2l.-FlsNr active ana
hirhCr. Wheat aci!r,. hud advanced o.. whl.;
choice. II So mir TO IrElc w!:'',, S!.I4G5 l!'I;
choirc a.ns,or. II. 30 good 10 pTittr rel 'u"F%
II - common IL prn.e red, 81 .in": :! %; -
mud IuGiltu, red 50. aTntjer western. - %
Corn Gli,t ana se:.eir white toniiirrn &C.: low
sur,:lrrn. CSC: new sonthyrh. 90" nc. hiN,"
western fair Cos GAS steady ard :!r!n: southern
,slt5uc: western mIA'a, 4JG @Is.; MCstrEi.
wHi". SOC rye qe; ami Web ,,s, :. H ~ M;
changed. Provisions I:nl. Mess i'"fh, s41'9ytt
80. SugarCurcd hai:s. 1og1-c. '.ai .. -.
" estcru Gutter steady: good - cLu.tc rolls An!
Iuil-, Is43uc. Coucc liri!I.
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Bg Richardson < 20,
Peal Estate A1rats a"u Auct!onecrs.
lll3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIT!

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TuHrr
" SMALL TRACTS OF LaND - HEEEIyT
CDCNtI HT AttiIUN.--in pursuance Of 4 H..
cree Of the County tourt &c HrnrC1 entered .Gl.
day Of N0yciab,r 1872 In th" Cause 0! T. .I.:,.l
ais rs. HutchcsJn. administrator. -" sEEa .,lt ~
auction In front OF the county cosTl-hpaa ri ton
rico county. on MONDAY, Drc"n'rT ssur day J..
az II O'Clock VI, the loitC"in. GfSC..J.G ~ y
F~TATF. of which tie Int" joan 4. IiWlc..... it
a.t:d gez-d and possessed:
/. ( tract. c0niaiulue II acr"t .iou. : ~
ti.,.u iuroughty and &ich tio.~ou.
z \ tract, continuing 50 &ci2s, part &c G-a-
vrl!y Hin farm. ms,
hl!ru's ard MDuic SITES &Gd
TERMS Made known At tt:rc If s'lc.
JpHE i. TOrEr.
J04!E \ 'OhE,
+. u. ,cHSr.H,
ComG!-,lo.er-.
RICHARDSON & Co, Auctor:cr, 40 II
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PIyrssvEoH, November 2l.-The T:p"'
s,nphirai CnIon having resolved 10 STRIKE
should any more of the offices be taken OFT
Of their control. the Lcn,icr discharged AL
IL old hands; whercupon :hc competitors OF
TIE Dispatch. Commercial. Etym'n9 zee
Graph, and Chronicic struck. These olii:es
aye now run by non-Uuion men. 80 t,a'
II. prc>ert all the ntwsp1ptr o!hccs OF 'h''
cts arc independent OF the Union.
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NEN ORLEANS MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS, November 2l.-Flour In good
demand: scarcely Of freight room prevents nllng
or.'es for Cuba aud Fnsl1ud; double extra, 50 %
treble ezra. sG.7J@$S: family, es.!Oas9.oo.
oH'rt n S.: Bran duh III ole. ilay-low grades
iul prime, SO; choice So Pork dull a nomi.
der, would command GO j.c Bacon irmer shcul-
del, 6sc clcar-rib, 7c.: Gear SIDES &C. cash 9c
hams mn dc and. Lard quiet; fierce, SGS%c..
S.; yellow clarified. SAG 9;.c. MoEsscS active ~
frlnrr: inferior. 20NG3Uc.: common. Soc; 1all'
4O6CI3c.: prime. i70, J0c.: ar!rIly mime, az
So Whiekty quiet l.ouiSianl, Soc; Cincinnati
sl@:1 02 C.tTrc quiet at 2laiW23&c. com meal
in flir tIcmS nd at 3Zc.
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81 lsieli & Gnn.
heu ts'ate Agent, anu AuciIonccr.,
No. s Eleventh street, between iFa!n and ra

Retl Estate Agent, and Aucilonccr-,
No. s Eleventh street. between iia.n and Ea"k.
4 CCTIOE SALE OF HOUSE AND
n LOT. AND VACANT LOT ADJOINING.
THE CJENER OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
AID THE SrRttT RUNNING BETWEEN
THE CITY ALNSHOE3E MD SHOChUE iIILL
CEMETrRY-~c Will sell upon III" premises on
WEDNESDAY tire Goth day Of November.
1873, at ociorE s.. NJ, thc IiOE>: AND tor
ana VACANT Lot l0cllcd - hove stated. Ii..
house has rs. rooms, AID i wei situated tnd ar
range for rsia groc rs ard rcsii.ure. TIE lot
OF which the house stinGs fronts % ic.t. and tie
vacant o 3 ICc, each ruHpIGg buck good depth
TERMS: Ouc-iourh cTsh: the ~ cuc nj four.
eight. ana Twelve m0nth7 Tor I.t:0"i.c oca vi !:
SIX per cent. Interest ADDED ulG secure, BY a ,.,:
Of trust. ISBEJi. 4 son,
no % NurtiOac,.r..
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Ry Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. ~:
New YORK. November 21-Hoon.-stocKs ae.'e
and irregular. Gold. 109aNloeS Money oio'
Exchanse-Long, *; shor:, ~ governments
Strong bu; dull States strong ana h1sher.
Ertning.-Money stringent al 20 LOO com,
mi sion. Sterling lower at Z. 6olu active ano
,,r,,.. ., 11oml1Oy. Governments strong and
csnSl !cr,ble doiny. States quite strong.
Tcuncssec,s, II: new. 71H. VirHinia's,3 SO; me-"
40: cousois. 4eE; deferred g. North Carolina 3
%: new, IA; sp cial tax, 5. South Caroiina )
% new, S; april and october, 10.
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KS TELEGRAPH.
NEUt EDnk AIAEii Els.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. November y :-t4tton nrni witH WIZ
fairly active: common 70 fair extra 20 ~" ; ~:
good to choice extra, i7:45msll. Nn,SScs i"wGr
VI o5G91.c Wheat n better win less d"lip'
shin1Trs holding oil. Corn 1t. better Win hrl,h
d. 'in rrImc western miyA1 ailna 6"&% 7g DC
I;Icr Quiet and unchanged Pork. = 80; ~ 'V:
Lard iIruur. TIE. Navils dHl iHA"" .h'H''f at
6 J-lGsL14c. Freight qn'"f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

WASHINGTON November 2i.-For The Gun
sufl south Atlantic States, soushcrIy WIGS
Increasing cloudire-s. and rain in the Tor
mer. For the Middle and Eastern states,
Increasing condy weather, sou'herly winds,
and occasional rain On Saturday.
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escpilcus for Gaia.

Avcrsr., "a, November 2'.,. .',':, ~, ~.
y c.,nHea> leaves here for Washington '"'
morrow. lie says " am Tor up" III a. ~
d;a:cv. II not sooner lie thi'h, - . ~,
r",crnuen; were to lake Cubs il would pro,
ducc q good feeling between III. N''''' d."
fao South
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spain.

EiyoSxr, November a. Don A'phonso'
brother OF Don Carlas, has oecn "ppoihtco
Generals. o! the Carl'St forces: lhiei-
I,ceuce has been received here OF the ann
hiie,ion Of Il band OF Republicans num5cr,
lug 100 In the Province OF Alnlira. AL
were killed or captured by the tarllSts.
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Ry John B, Roberts, Acctioaecr,
Hampton, Va.
HOTEL. PROPERTY FOR

Y SALE AT FORT MONROE, sihNiS tA.-nH
xt,,, -: r., rttin deed y. rus. executes t. ilc ~
,rn.Ir, ty llvsiiry Carr, bearing ate lime Sin
1870. which said deed Is day or record In 10,
,iers' office OF the county OF Elizabeth C,tk. VIII
sell a, pulaic Auction, on the premises, al Fbt!
Monroe, Va, on the 6rH DAY nF pEtEMhEk,
1873, between the hours Of IL O'Clock w. ana
O'Clock 7. Nj, tie property conveyed py siao 'H' u
which Is thercin described as follows, ~ VII
lhc 'our-s.ory ttumc tln-roof bCiintNH Known
US the Hygcla Hotel situated on tue laitta stsle'
Government lsut.s at Foit Nuntcs, Va. -.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 cash; 4 reasonable
credit viii be given for The residue, the ist' VI
which will he made suown on The IaS OF nais.
no 20-eodtd II. fupsels, a'Ns'ss'
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Total, 1900 GIFTS. ALL CASH. amount
lug tO.......... slavoo''
The di-triUtiou will lie positive whether MI the
tickets arc sold or not, and the LOGO gifts all PAID
IN proportion 20 the tickets so-all unsold tickets
being destroyed at the First and Second Concerts
ami moi represented in the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves. S25; Tcnths, or each
couson. 81; Eleven Whole Tickets for $3.50; ~
Tickets Tor go: ia Whole Tickets for 5000; -
Whole Tickets for 80 900. No discount on less than
500 worth Of Tickets NJ Il time.
TIE unnar;c!c! success Of the Third hltt Con-
cert rs well rs he satisfaction given by the First
and Second, makes It only necessary I" announce
The Fourth 10 Insure tho prompt sale OF every cket.
The Fourth Gift Concert will he conducted In ali lis
details like the Third, un !Gll particulars may ia
learned from cirrular wiicn will bc seat free from
this Office 10 MI WHO apply ;"r them.
'ricirts now realty 10: sale, uni all orders accom-
panied rs the none: prom. pity nll.d. Liberal terms
niycu 10 those who Day 10 sell a@iia
THOMAS L. BHANLETTE,
agen: Public library. Kentucky, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Buiting. Louisville, Ky.
For tickets OK informant Ion apply III
4. p L'FCUYE3,
900 Bank street: or
WILLIAM II. YEknY.
Clerk at Fors Hotel.
Richmond Va.
Sales Of tickets In Richmond viii close on the
25th Of November. au l3-MS Thtpccl.&w
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Naval Movements, ETC.

WAsutSGroS. November I'll ne S s;',
rc.sry Of the Navy returned 10 inns :,,, v"I
TINS morning, aud was ut the Deia.,, n,nn,
a. very early hour. A large n"' H,ty
OF naval officers have been oF"','u :" I roy
to day to-the ships q heavy o'ei"","
being G&h out tor in,m"d"I" aS''ne- erao al
A naval recruiting office NaS oc''' "'>''' ~
IN he ovcrcd ut Nc" Orleans
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Is UrIhn, / Williams,
Real Estate asvn.s AMI Auciionccrs,
Eleventh stree; b, tween Main ard Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF PEAL ESTATE
i On RKuOk ttAE n ASh BAKER
>TEEET.-By virtue III Il cctd Of trust executed
I, the subscribers 10y Alexander lirriIci2cr, iris-
tee. ana Jacob t.uulingtr and virginia Ills wife,
ia,cd tn ncc.:nlnr. 1871. ard duly Tec"r"t'! III
Richmond hanccry Court Office. being tEerct, re-
CURED hy the creditor. Will sell at auction.
upon the premises respectively. % FRIDAY the
2Sth day o! November. commencing n ~ o'clock
L. NJ. The following prop,ty, or 20 inlich tcreo aS
may he niece. s;ry FOR The purpose, OF ~iia irGst
l The LARGE REl X SiURE AND DIV ELL :
TN,i with The vacant lot attached. Oh the e1St SIDE
oil Brook ayenue two doors south OF BAKER street
10, oi by about 100 feet
> LOT on south side Baker street, near Brook
avenue. 81 by $50 feet.
Y.IuT ,,,ii0iniiig the ABOVE Oh the east 90 by
100 feet.
TERMS: Cash tor EXPENSES OF sale and to pay the
sum OK s79S.37: the residue upon terms 10 be
made knoWna az the time ~ SAT-. ~
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
CHARLES PHILIPS,
Trustees
GRrnDS i WILLIAMS, Aac!i)ncers. 10 II
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Sun rises. FOG Moon scts......... G.39
SIM sets. ........... 4 "a High tide. Cos
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 81, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Twilight, Lewis, Norfolk merchandise
anu pas sengerS.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk. mer-
ctandise and passengers H. b. Tntun', agent.
Steamer Wyanpkc, Couch. New York, mcrchan-
disc aud passengers Il. w. Allen Il co.
schooner Ann s. Cannon, tIt.cn. New York
via brury's Bluff. wood. Curtis & Parker.
BY TELEGHAPH.J
FORTRESS MONROE, November 20.-Arrfved
Bark Suppho. from Rio for orGGrs thaiu plates
and bob->rays carried away on Body island on the
night Of the Eth.
Passen In Tor Richmond: Bark Everhardt, from
New York. Passed out: Bark Ethan 4 lien, Nor
folk, for Aiur eilies bril- Francis lame. from Rich
moId. In the Roads: Steamer Charles Chamber
iuin. from Norfolk for New Orleans.
NEW YORK. November 2l.-arrlred, Beacfactor,
Albenlarle, and Manhattan.
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louisville iiARE Els.

InrI,yULr November ol.-r!nEr aiId c''~'
s,,A,ly Pork rl3. No -oGitr"S -ict! cit.s: rii
G9I1t- Tor packed no clear ,'.es. A-'ru. !" S'es
SIS. Ehiskc! steady.
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FArtiiiaera.

GIanS .s SraT rasas eS So PoSh5an RawIone
Suprphoaphate, $685. Flour OF NE" Sd% .ao
Piedmont, 500: Ma yland Tobacco-f"''' Wv
Hides. Leather, &c.
Hides. Green, lace; dry saltcd. 10N &c: dry
a,mt la &c: wet ssltrd So &C.; wet sailed cali
skins, III % 0a5l go.
Lauder sole leather oak, SOC 43c: sole n ,cath ri
hsHl9es s9assc f f%:' Ep e scs
ness. country. 3O13sc.: civ fin,sh, 4o(g4oe. =
n. cafsEns Frc.lrh. 81 26hga2. % u d.; Aneri-
en- ,oakl tlGyl 90; he'h!oc"' s'esS'' -' ''"1"
sklr,lng, 2SGg32c.
Iron, Steel, Nails. &c.
bon English and American refined, i14Gr. =
H.: Lng,sh and hIncrican sheet 6I '@c; omSues.
shSG SsG %Si1Ta c 90 St .ci oo@2lc u m English
hli.,crcd. le4c. Y d.; American "iS'e.e"' i-'9'
Wits: In Store. % for standari-tha, Is, ten
penny: ether sizes extra. a, c,-o
PiDuyk. Castings: Wholesale, SAC; r''n'' '4c'
= "' Liauors. Wines, &c.
.A3r. Scotch best brands, pints, 800 u dozen
Recfiftd IVhiskruS Common. 81 0fl2 iuli
| proof, Il .20Gl*l.2o. Cash.
! Ruc lrhisk,ys: Medium. :l.50GlF2: pure oId'
spMSI Virginia houn'aln new, s29sz oo' o'''
| ~. 8 UgI$3. 80 aud upwards
Bruudies Domestic, S1.25GS2: fl1fH. sl*3GNy
81 so; apple new, ~; DID, s2'9o@SS' "h''es'''
| peach, IS.
On: Domestic. Sl.25Mso.
| B.m: New England. S1.AO@:l.50: Jamaica
| and santa Cruz, S4@s6.
Lumber, Slaves. Etc.
Lun,e White oak s2oas25 , 900; Wit whir.
| nimo x35Iise0 u 1000. yellow plue boards, ~
Gsl7 Ys 6ss9 accpra'9: 70 !sis 80
| N ! 600, Lali,s--spl,t $50; sawed. s2.73 {
1'Goo wnist. v-barrcl timber, rroen s15@1 2
! l., ,, 900. sc.snnid. &2Oa425 u 1000. fi.nr-
srrl timber 1873 Ssons 100 a1d '2p GOO
| Wh,skev- bsrr,l, hickory hoop. Sl2.o0H>l5 t
900 red oak for nolasse; ntrrt''S, Sl2Y
| Rngs~-Mixed cotton. &c. white, 5HGt6c.; WOOL
'' Rope Manila, best, 23@25c.; sisal, &c. z Il.
jute, 1870. ,,,,1
| Wheat Bran lsc. q bushcL.
BroicnS'ut: 25c. q BUSH
! corn Brnn: IS =. Z. hnshcl.
| iChipstuF: soc. Il hushci'
| Shorts: zoe. u bushc!.
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CovparATIyE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. November 2l-Set r"c"ipfs at az
United States ports during The week, l3o, lo3
bal $: sane week last wear. ll9. Ulo D'cs- rta 10
J,ir S7o S32 bale to same date i4St Ecr ~! IL
0S9 b.ics. exports during the week, $500 tat.
week last year, G9775 ht!r=-;%."l :" %, i,a
1Ilcs. Stock al all United States port 39l 4
bres las year. 3s4i92 na!ei Il; =; =; i ne
THERMAL 1o7, 900 bales lat year. $4,000
1n!cs. mcrlcan cotton atloat for Urea, Britain,
1873 600 bales last var, 1l6 0ou baics.
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F.uiIr0nd Tragedy.

ATLANTA. Ga, November 21.-Owen
Lynch. book-kccper OF The State road, was
killed by switchcngirc to-day.
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. ~ II ~ y L v y II n
nanalac,uress nf and coptractors for the erection
o. M" X, ESSUHE sTrA M-iIEaTiSG APPA-
Ia - Dy dircc or indirect rtdiatica, Offer To
ihS, 'of Tie wlrn!iug by steam Of dwellings or
puhic tliQin2s, ut prices as low as Ii consistent
"h Iirsl-cilss xC TX.
We believe OIL: apparatus To pc The safest, most
Deal .Etul, durable aud economical I'll any In use
satlsEsrtion guaranteed IN every case.
We call particular attention Ia MiLLS'S PA
TEN sTEAN-b IN EkAyOR. two OF which may
NJ" be seen In operation III Richmond College.
l.. IL. COOK l. CO..
10 17-det&w4t Eimira. Nv.
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MARINE fNTEHLi<;ESCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER 90. 1873
Sun rises.......... 7.06 Moon scts......... G.39
sun sets. ......... 4 "a High tide. u. OS
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rroxr,srrn FROM FIRST rAeE.l

Mnuityic, pow disnaniied; II notvu
the Government will lmmcoie'a'y put o'eu'
~ n yor footing.