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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-03

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What is the difference between hill
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up, and the other is often hard to get down
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-03

CLoCkS-besutiful Bouze, Rosewood and wsl-
~ nut Fronts, beautiful designs a nd patterur-fo
sale low by L. DISKLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-03

&S- The testimony before the Claims Com
mission pointing to the Federal troops as the
parties who fired the city of Columbia, in
South Carolina, is corroborated by the late
James IL. Orr, who in letter written last
winter. distinctly ststes that he heard Gen.
Howard say that "the city was burned by the
U. S. troops" and that he (HowardO saw
them fire many houses. A statement. has lust
heen forwarded from Mr.. Faligant a citizen
of Savannah, which asserts positively that
Gen. John i. Smith, who commanded di>
vision of Sherman's army. said to him the
night before Sherman's army left Savannah,
"that when they got into South Carolina the
officers would shut their eyes aud let the men
do what they pleased" and that 'sthey we're
going straight TO Columbia and lay the d-n
place in ashcs''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-03

GLASS. Patty, Horse Nails, Bolts. Screws, for
ss sale by JAS. LAW. HUOFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-03
Spirit Of gtfffersol1.
Chariestown, Jefferson County, West Va
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 8. 1873.
DEFERREp ARIIeLEs.
ROBERT E. LEE,

In the Edinburgh Regie,o for April an arr
ticle on Robert E. Lee will be read with deep
interest. 1t is grand tribute from an un-
biased source. For its estimate of the gem
eral place that Lee is to hold in American
history the following sentences will suffice as
well as volume:
''The day will come when the evil passions
of the great civil strife will sleep in oblivion,
and North and South will do justice to each
Others motives and forget each others wrongs.
Then history will speak with clear voice of
the deeds done on either side, and the citi>
zens of the whole Union do justice to the
memory of the dead and place above all others
the name Of the great chief of whom we have
written: In strategy mighty; in battle ter
r'ble in adversely, as in prosperity a hero
indeed. with the simple devotion TO duty and
the rare purity of the ideal Christian knight,
he joined all the kinely qualities of leader
OF men. 1t is wonderous future indeed that
lies before America but in her annals of
years to come, as in those of the past, there
will be found few names that can rival in un.
sullied lustre that of the heroic defender of
his native Virginia, Robert Edward Lee"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-03
BY JOHN W. DALGARN.
OFFICE IN "lEE HALL" pulLB!ac.

TERMS OF sUBsCgIpr1oN....rbe, p,,er
Will be furnished to subscribers at 81 so per
annum, In Advance.
When not paid strictly In Advance, 81, 90
NV Ill positively be charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14

L,OR RENT, A BEAUTIFUL FARM
Il on the Niue-Mc road, two miles from i.ich-
nl0Hd, containing 1875 acres of EXCELLENT
LAND, all cleared. RRlCk DWELLING and
BRICK KITCHEN. Mcai-housc and all the ncces-
sary out-buildings.
This Is 4 most excellent farm, and 20 n good ten
ant the rent viii lIc moderate. Apply To
COULLlNG Il PENDLETOS,
Heal Estate Agents,
no CIV corner Tenth aud Bank streets.
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, ,,o,ooo b,,, Is built In the main OF brick that
/ f', - .,snt historic ndifice.

na,ace. but is built In the main Oh DITCH 'na'
came out of that historic edihce:: ,,.u
was interested in the Masonic iaall
where George Washington aud otner slants
IN those d1vsn were wont to WORK oy
the square,; Tazewel Hall, the olo seat VI
the Tazewelis, where beatty and 1aSnion as
we'll rs int llect rcigped; and many DINERS
Of the old houses. But scarcely any P'ace
interested me SO much as the "siX-chlmney
lot :" near the asylum SO named from Tue
stately mansion with six chimnles Wnlcn
once stood upon it. and in which lived MIS-.
C,,slis, the empress of Washiuston's destiny.
There stands yet the old kitchen, and there
are some beautiful yew trees which were
most probably planted by Mrs. Cusus het'
self. ,,,o
AS was thus reminded OF this nooIc
woman my thoughts reverted to her grahu-
daughter. Mrs. Mary Gusts Lee, OF whose
death in Lexington l had just heard, wholll
it was my proud privilege to have Il, Know" S y
well. and of whom it may be truth!llly said
she was noble Virginia matron OF the GU
school. OF strong intellect, highly cuhlr
waited, accomplished, amiable, aflablc, ana ol
deep, earnest picty, she was every way
worthy to have descended from the wl'e OF
Washington, and to have cheered the HE
and craccd the home of Robert L. Lee.
I of course visited old William and Mary
College; but of that have not space 10
sneak now. NIAToR. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14
COTTON MARKETS. NOVEMBER 5.

Y ~ ~ ~
Observation-Disclosures &C. 10" mlI~iosr1l'
l3Ec; Strict good ordinary DC. H't reSsiss' o.
ba!cs; gross, 2s5 bales EH7er,3 Goh rs ~
WHINING roN.-Flrm: middlings, l3%GplAr' t H1.
receipts. $50 b,lGs Exports TO Sr.a; Lri1sih' Roy
p1jss' sales. 81 bales. Stock, l.724 bales, MI
Acknowledgement higher; now easier: nla'liifaE-S,
14lc.: low niadi;ngs, 1885. Set receipts, 20
,a,,s Fxr.nt, 10 Great Brila Il, Ole bales. Siie3'
900 bars. Stock, 90 s3l bales: r.,,,
NcRFolK.-Firln: fair demand; ohSrinEs IEi a
low nidIhngs, l3c. NCt receipts, l.13l hi':.
EArorts coistwisc. 1865 bales. Sales, 2oo oaIcS'
Stock. 5.l76 bales. ,,dr,r- 1870
SAyASSAu.-Steadya and firm; middfngs' l3sc'
Nrf rrceipls, 4.649 bales Exports t. connng i,i
GAO bales SAFES. 1913 bales stock, Q 7f4S ntics'
GALYEsToS-Fqir aemand GooI org Grqii a1as
1915: orlinary.l &c. Net receipts. l.aot o''i:
hXnortS-To France, $50 bai's: c nsa WISE {
bales. sales. 1000 bales. Stocs: 4o'OLo oa!es;
BosToI.--tirm; 1niddnss. l0c. Ne. peCelP1s'
345 bales: Gross, 249 bales. naleS' 'oo oa'e''
oCnhRLEsToS.-Quict and steady; middllngS'
nary 1870. Nei receipts 3.2li bales. sSnof,s-
c;reat Britain 8 626 bales; continent, g 81 bd'cs'
SiI.s, 600 bales. Stock, 3G633 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.-Aclive and hlsher' m!daI!nSs'
147sc; low mldlings,. 1dSc' Srict.y Rooa or u
mrv. l3Ic. Net receipts, 4,39S bAics gToSs re-
cCiIts 5,469 bales. EXportS-Io Greet bf!' anG
.. $50 bales: coaslwise. 372 bales. SAFES 3,9Vq
Ia,Ics: last evening, 5000 lales. stock' 9A'o1l
ArGrsrA-Sirong; middincs, 1870 1875. nc
ccipIs 1907 tales. Sales, 1886 bales 49,. ~.
LADELPIIIA.--Qnic 'niddngs' l41e. Ne'
rcccjnts SIS h;Cs gross receipts ol9 baie'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14
by Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
NIuir II ,nnI


TRCSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
j BUILDING LOT on THE NORTH SIDE
OF MAIN STREET, CORNER OF CCl.EERl
STREET, TWO SQUARES WEST OF MONROE
Park. BY ACCflON.-By virtue Of the provi-
sions OF deed of trust, bcariRg date 9th Novem-
bcr 1872, from William 7. Bailey and wife To the
undersigned trustees, duly recorded in The Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond, ~ secure the
payment Of certain negotiable notes therein de-
scrihc. shall rs trustees III said deed, beng re-
qrcI SO 10 do by the holder of said notes, sell hf
auction, on IN" premises. on SATURDAY the "a
instant. AT O'Clock +. NJ. Il valuable BClLDiNh
LOT, on which the walls Of Il new BRICK nWeIlluE
now stand, fronting 40 feet on the norm Si'e oi
Main street 1T its Intersection with the west me OF
Cuiycrt street. and running back hGt"oeh p''l'tcl
lin, s 80 feet to an alley 4 feet Wide.
Terms: Enough IN cash IT, pay TN. expense 81
executing this trust aud the sum o1 Soio. the
amount II said notes due amt unpaid, with interest
thereon nj 2 per cent. per anll!m from oth No.
vumber. 1873, until paid; the residue Oh such
terms rs snail be announced ut sale.
RALEIGH I. DANlEL,l Trus,ecs
J. \. RICHARDSON,
RICHARDSON L CO.,
no Real Estate Auctl"nccrs.
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:. yvArOR.S" TRIP TO WlLAiA'n'-
BURG.

rru,>D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 Ho"'
r,Ix AND BACK TO WILLIAMSBURG
HEAVY CHARGES-PLACESe or HlSlo"'N
INTEREST IN WILLIAMS EG-IHt
,,DEN TlMES--SITE OF THE OLD eAli-
rol-oLD RALEIGH TAVERN-IhE OH
NAcAz1NE-THE COLONIAL COURT
uousE-THE OLD CHURCH AND 0NAV l.
yApp-s1rE OF LORD DUSMoRE's PA
IACE-THE "MALTY SCHOOL BUILT VI
rur Rp1cK OF THE PALACE-MAsoNie
FORMER RESIDENCE OF MRS
C,,sr1s-MRs. MARY GUSTS LEE
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BY y. VI. Lee, Auctiopeer,
1914 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS on
l GRAHAM BETWEEN WILLIAMSBURG
AVENUE AND FULTON STREET.-By virtue
of a deed of trust from William Lander, bearing
date 26th day of October, 1872, recorded in the
clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery Court, d. Is.
SO, G, page $40, will proceed 10 sell at public auc.
lion, on the premises, THURSDAY, 9th day OF
November, 1873, at p. NJ, being requested to do
so by the holder of one of the notes secured in SAID
deed, default having been made i'll the payment OF
said note. the property mentioned aud described in
said deed as lying ana being in the town OF Fulton.
frontinr; ky feet on Graham street, and runnin,
back at right angles one hundred and ten feet 10 an
alley In common ten feet wide, and designated as
lots Nos. 96 and o. in square No. o in the plan ol
Fulton.
TERMS Sufficient In cash 10 defray the expense
Of executing THIS trust and to pay off certain note
of s32.40 with interest from the 26th day OF octo-
Der, 1878. till paid. For balance, terms MADE
known ut the time OF sale.
no IA y. NJ. LEE, Trustee
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RIcNMo%D, EEED'G i HUTvTAC j. l.. cog
CES'L TICKET 4 FREIGHT ACI%r' tFFiCt.
RICuMO%D. October l-th, l-i;.)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14
Bv ". GOddin,
AuctioSccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

VRCSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
( BRICK TENEMENT on THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE TO
THE ARCH OF TIE FIHSI NAHkEf.- In exc
cutlon Of the provisions Of deed OF trust bearing
iate June 3. SCI, from Isaac jacobs and wife Ia
&. y. Irockmcycr. Henry Scluinan, and l. jacobs,
trustees I'll the German Building Association, No.
| :" and their Successors u such trustees: aud or
another decd uf August IS, 1869. to John IL.
Roschrn, r.. Gilman. and II. Na.lcrstein, trustees
OF said Association, and their SUCCESSORS rs such
trustees recUr"cd In Richmond Clmncerv Court
clerks office the undersigned. r.. Lehman, John
II. BuschCn, aud William GrdeSer the successors as
trustees If the original trustees, in the hrst ABOVE
named dccd-S:d GragSer being successor OF H.
Wallcrstcin in The deed last named. and Lehman
and BUsclrli. two Of The orglna! trustees therein,
having been thereto requrudb by The Boar! OF Fec-
tors oi said AssociatiOn--shali on MONDAY The
! 9Th November. 1873, ;,tS O'Clock =. NJ, expose
Tor sale At puddle auction part Of tie real estate con-
viewed by said deeds. 10 wit:
All that certain lot ol ground on the east SIDE OF
Seventeenth between Main and Franklin streets
bounded IN the north by Walnut alley Win hrtc-
story BRICK TENEMENT thereon no" occupied
asa dry goods store by Isaac Van Wort. SUBJECT 10
perpetual groundrent OF 92& bushels Of lerchaIt'-
bic wheat, payable annually or he st Dec III Der,
and Is the same real estate conveyed 10 said Isaac
jacobs by James VI. Taylor, trustee.
TERMS: About Il 200 In cash balance III equal
Instruments at SIX twelve, and eighteen months Tor
negotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed. L. ioHNAN,
JGII$ II. BOSCHES,
WILLIAM GKAESER,
no 5-W,S&dtd Trustees.
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FRElGHT TRAINS leave Brold-at:ect station
on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Friday II 40
4. ", conucctingat DuanticD with he >scNtudt@
and FREDERICKSBURG railway. Returning. &tr'E.
at Broad-sree station Oh Tat days THURSDAY All
Saturdays AT . L. NJ.
BY order ct General Sup"7intcn!"nt
). L. GENTRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14
By W. Is. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoncer,
1905 Bank Street.

UCTION SALE OF THREE BEAU.
n TIFUL UPPER 9RhCE-STREkI BiIlLD.
ING LOTS on TUESDAY, 18TH INSTANT, AL
4 O'CLOCK p. My request Of the owner shall
Sell, on the premises. at the time above speciied'
viz: one fronting 40 feet on the south line Of Grace
street ana two fronting 40 feet each on the north
line OF Grace street--au lying short distance west
Of Shafer street.
These LOTS lie III that part Of the west end which
is most rapidly improving, and where the greatest
enhancement IN Value may reasonably he expected.
These LOTS are FOR SALE, and twill be to the
interest Of buyers TO attend.
TERMS: Liberal and made known at sale.
no 1O-4t ". Il. ROBINS, Auctoncer.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, November 1S-Floar IN im INN trm
demsnh and nnchanged Wnea' s xeow sou,hern,
soGS Sn Oats weak: southern. 4s@5oc. Rye,
s0GeOc Provisions In improved demand ,I hGss
porn porn ged ard unchanged Western butter
scarce and rln good to choice rolls and tuns, 2S
soc Coffee dull and nominal; lar ar, 10 Z. a,mmaer'
Sugar dull and wenk at 9Nc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NALUA-
i BILE "CHALK LEVEL" ESTATE, EN-
BRACING FROM 1880 To 1000 AC u! s &, Of
LAND, IN CAROLIEE COT IVY, ABOIIIWO
MILES FROM CHESTERFIELD STATION. ON
THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD: ALSO, OF STOCK,
CATTLE, SHEEP, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
&C., AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of Il deed OF trust
executed by G IT. Workman and wife 10 the SUBJ
scrbcrs. We will sell at auction, upon the premises,
commencing at IL O'Clock NJ, The very valuable
estate above referred 10, embracing from ElGi-
TEEN HUNDRED to TWOTHOCSAED ACRES,
susceptible of iudici0us division into four or hVc
farms. with due proportions Of arabic land, low
grounds, and woodland TO each, ami well PROVIDED
with DWELLINGS and the usual out houses.
Failing to effect sale, We will then proceed 10
offer the whole property FOR RENT for one YEAR
And fuilin. in that will sell the WHEAT CROP
seeded upon so 10 90 acres OF good land, with The
USE OF said land until the crop can he gathered
After which we will sell the Personal PRo-
PERTY thereon, consisting OF hYe Mules, hfe
Oxen. eleven head of Cattle, twcniy-siX Sheep, and
all either stock; iso. the Farming lmpleIncntSt
Wagons, &C.. usual upon farm OF that size.
This is Il rare opportunity u purchase 4 me
estate and invites the snecia attention OF lmlnl-
grants 10 the State 10 locate themselves together
TERMS: For the real csiate-one-lnur III cash bal
ancc III SIX twelve, and eighteen MONTHS FOR reGo-
TABLE notes with interest added. secured by trust
deed.
For rcntal-Bond with approved security, pay
uulc 1st Of July ard lst of October 1874.
For pers nal property-cash, or approved city
acccpiauce>. ). q. BLACh ELL,
G.. L. WILLIAMS.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nv telegraph.
~-r,r ,,,,,p MARKETS,

NEW 1UHN IIHFt7hf0 ,,,o.
MY Y6 bnIxs At HoTssfr5 shade rer
s!, ezra wSiskes smer and fairly
a aetna a, mIn,es red Corn 1@s
higher good prime Tes,srd Pork
90 0d s9sI1dS5 Lard weak at z 7-16@1hc. ha'aiS
ntet Tallow dull at 6k@7c. Freights hfm'
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On n1r,s NARkFTG

ST. LOUIS November 13.-Flour dull, nnsei i,i
and Irregular accurate quotations cannGi % e, r
Corn scarce and higher: No niiSen inysr " 81
ASK. Provisions dull-onIy small order trade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14
BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents anu AactIUIlepTs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents and AHctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
THE VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT
L No. 1905. ON NORTH SIDE OF CAR1
STREET, OPPOSITE TO COLUMBIAN BLOCh'
NIs STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On WEDSES-
DAY. / 9th November, at Al O'Clock T.. NJ, we VIII
sell at auction. upon the premises, the properly
above referred to. The MAIN floor Is occupied as a
restaurant. The second and third floors have three
rooms each arranged for Offices, with ample light
and ventilation for all.
Few pieces of property In the city offer such adj
yantagcs for O profitable investment.
TERMS One.third cash; balance at six anu
twelve months: or, one-fourth cash; balance ~
four, eight, and twelve months with interest, aud
''''4 :" y GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no1a - Auctionecrs.
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ETS,

C1ScrSS,Tr November 13.-Flonr-Better feel
ing at 615s6.5o Corn dull at 4sc: proyiSieenns
fImer. Pork firm: jobbing. new: *i2asiLI'33 SS
1Ic Bacon-improved demand: shoulders; Dag
&C.: clear rib, &C.; clear, GH96}sc Whiskey IN
coed demand ut SIC.
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JnITTSvUJF MARK Els.

LOUISVILLE, November l3..Flour quiet. LOT Gorn
fn light demand: 57G62c. for sheiied' esck eo
Proyi'ions, Ight order demand Pork: $3.50. pa
con-shoudcrs, exc; clear rib 6sS61lf e.; c s:I
sides exc, packed. Lard-Ilerce, fac'i hea' CIV
Wljskry steady at $50.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs.
no I'll III, 4th.Y Sth. 2 lSt.2 5th.&td

rERUSTEE'S SALE OF DWELLING
4 AND 3464 ACRES VALUABLE lAHD ~
~, On Wednesday, NOVEMBER 26TH,, Al
AUCTION.-On the day named, gu the premises,
from CElybank wharf, by virtue Ut a deed Of trust
from John Asher, duly RECORDED shSli SCI ~ auc
tanning 3464 ACRES together with the fine aud
connections DWELLING ana out hnuie Saud large
new barn thereon On the place, which Is adni!;t.
bly aduntcd TO trucking, i wellsclccteu orchard Of
Young apple and peach trees.
The house commands beautiful view Of the
river.
TERMS: Cash but Il Is hoped AMI believed that
arrangements win uc made before the day Of sale
for usual credits. D. WESLEY FRIEND,
nO2 trustee.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.

Eleventh streeL DttWtcH -lIlH stllu O'sllh'
TRUSTEES SALE OF a FRAMED
i DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE OF
ADAMS STKEET BETWEEN CLAY AM AN,
eyecufed by George Hardman and wife TO the sub,
scriLers as trustees. the 9Th March 1870, ana
being thereto required by the creditors, we Wi
sell Ht public auction, on the premises. OH TIL Rs
DAY the 2Oth November, al AZ O'Clock ?. NJ, the
BRICK and FRAMED DWELLING located is
above described. s.,
good order. ,,
TERMS: S4OO cash and the RESI- due upon tcrHl'
to be made known ut the time OF sale.
I. W. GRUBBS,)
A. BODEkEk, I Trustees.
S.HUNTER.
GprRRs G WILLIAMS, AuctiOneerS. 10 lf
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, November l3.-torn q" Ea a. 1gc'
l lUt dnIl and declining at Ike. for fully fr *
sSc for prime to strictly prime MoiasoeS GaI'
for prime: 53W54c. for strictly prime: 56G oec.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers'
CORNER Governor and Franklin streets.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, &C.,
l. AT AUCTlON.-THlS Dhi at a ~ nr Of
will sell at our auclion-rooms an aSsof'l4en' u
FURNITURE. &C., consisting OF
RRrssELs, ISGRAIS and DOMESTIC CARPETS
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, ,r.,n,o,,s
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS,
EyTESsION-TABLES, LEAF-IABLES,
LOUNGES. SIDEBoARDs,
CHAIRS. ROCKERS,
WISDOw-SHADES,
TIN SAFES, HAT-RACKS,
BEDSTEADs. MATTRESSES,
FEATHER-BEDS anu PILLOWS,
SOFAS. DIVANS.
LOORISG-GLASSES, &c .,..-
A 1arre number of STOVES for offices, chambers,
d1ing-room, and pal lor; -
One LATRoBE STOVE, with all appuTtGnaliceS'
C0oKITC STOVES Of large and small sizes;
ooohi'' COOK s. LAUGHTON,
o,a Auctionecrs.
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VIZ ,,JScTOS MARKETS.

C.,r,,1yt;roS, y c., November 13.-Splrlis tnr
rcm,,ue Arm at 36c. RoSin steady at ~ 70 70
,;rt,ne. crude turpentiue unsettled; Sl:ao lo'
liarL g. C5 for ye!lvwdip. Tar steauy u ~
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARkET

BALTl1.oIE, November 13;-Cattle dun a ana
lover: very best on sale to-day, 4h96c;, H aS
4Mc.: receipts. 1902 head; sales, 2Oel mead
logs in moderate demand and ". lower Sa ao-
ted. JYQ6c.: stillers, &c S%:; receipts: III
head. sheep Yer! duh at agoe'' rccclp'9' -'i1'
h..Ll
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Louisville has done more for Memphis and
Shreveport than any other city.
A bachelor in Tonganoyie, Kansas, wants
to bet 1000 he can beat any lady at COOK
ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

BY CoulIing & Pendleton,
Real Estate Agents and Auchonesrs,
No. 1901, corner Tenth and Bank streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
u WITH FRAME HOUSE THEREON,
SITUATED ON THE WEST LINE OF TWEE =,
TY-SIXTH BETWEEN II AND 5 STREETS, Al
AUCTION-By decree Of the Circuit Court OK
the city OF Richmond In case or Baker. executor gs
Baker. &C.. entered the Sd day OF November, 1on3,
we will sell at public auction, on the premises tas
above described property, on SATURpAI Inc loth
day OF November, 1878, at 8 O'Clock: Z. d.
TERMS: One-third csh: remainder al SIX an, am
and title retained until all the purchase money Is
paid and conveyance ordered by the court
a. X. COURTNEY,
II. S. MORTON,
no ID Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-14
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Lyme Il Brother
], Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No 1910 Main street,

No. 1917 Main Slrcet'
r ARGE LOT, WITH TWO FRAMED
4 TENEMENTS THEREON. SITUATED On y,
THE MOUTH SIDE OF CATHERINE SIkEEii
NEAI HENRY STREET, FOR SALE AT AUtnn
TIOS.-Wc shall, at the request Of the owner sen
at public auction, on the. premises: on oattHHpp
NJ. the aboye-described property, containing iour
rooms each. 18th usual out-houses; at present oc-
TERMS: At sale. LYME Sc BROTHER,
nnI9 AucIioneers.
Immediately after the above sale we snali sen q
beautiful OF on the south side Of Leigh near Bu"
TrpNs. Easy LYME & BROTHER,
naIa AUctiOneers.