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says There Is q lively eontesf wsstns in the mar
net between the spectators for rise and 100
operating for fall. The former claim 70 COW Ne,
che eas supply in the market aud also w
Ma The hears have IN ts,r favor the present con-
aitton OF the foreign exchange Market anu also
count on al, possible assistance from me Atsasuly
DEPARTMENT. The total imports for the "eeE were
se.seo,ooo, including o., 600 for dry soods.
The specie shipment tomorrow WIN De Si,.sn goo
NEW YORK, July s.--Money easy at seSa. sterhne
lower at d, Gold auie. at ilSl@iisa. Governments
duh and steady states very quiet. Tennessees'
a.; new so, virginia 6s, ss new, 50 coRsois go
deferred, los. Lousiana's, 30 new, %. LeVees'
40; s's, so. Asbama,s, 90; 0s, %. eeorKlas, ~
| n south Cardinals, q; new, Is; April aud Dc
fol,cr. 49, ifaE
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0,rrrC,lH,A1.
Z sfsrr;cr or CIr nY HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
off stcS5sfosp.FA July eth, lsl3

z I,rr;rr ar CLEBK HOUSE OF DELEGATES, /.
~ - RfcHMosD, VA. July stn. .sg
DY AUTHORITY Of .A ssfi,s y ,a an
Is sEMHI, " approved April 3D. Isss, II Is Iaw1h
for he q .srs u tsr re-
ssa n1,rfs shall be prescribed by law, 10 NJ .,o
te for holding such terms The Ter Terms x ua as
sixth and Seventh Circuits naSe 'e'n
follows: ,rprry crprSJrT.
~, rpCoUETY,-ls February, 72d April, ai'u
LIST November. .o.,, ayav and 18th
oaASGE7t March nth June and ISL &c, ssI,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. March, 2eth May, ana is. o.p
tember. 49,, al, limo and 10th Sep
te MSpisoslst April sst June, and 10th septem-
ber. ri. r,,, and sth October
SEVENTH CIRCUIT. o..o,or
HEsR1co COUNTY Third Monday octo'ei:
'I EtcHMo IND CITY.--Ffrst Monday November
February, May, and July. pr1r R1GGER.
Clerk of House of Delegates OF virginia
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The ghahss Likes and Dfsffkes--Kss
Perssnn sssjcsty Entersasuedb by Lord
rH.,>snss~H ssssss. s.5. .ss--s3 ss tSl.Es

Moncure .. Conway, writing to the Cine
cinnati Commercta, about the Shah, says:
Many Of us may have repeated in the
sunny days Of childhood the distich--
"rfy was the Presiden, Of these United States,
i'd eat sugar candy and swing upon The gates.
/ remember that In the South, where L
first learned to lisp these poeticai numbers,
il was a test Of Southron orthodoxy to say
"thcse United States" as it was said that
only northern boys said "this United
states "a phrase indicating centralism.
But the main sentiment was assumed to DE
universal. Perhaps few Of us understooa
that the sugar-candy vision was OFlenIai.
But II would seem to be so.
OnFriday. when the Shah was entertained
By Lord Shrewsbury. there came moment
when his Majesty seemed sad. Hesat smok-
ing his ROYAL jewelled pipe amid some out-oi-
door gaie:ies in melancholy silence. They
thought he must want something, and
brought him coffee. The Shah let it stand
untasted. They then brought him brandy
and soda; his Majesty slipped this, but showed
it away with displeased look. They then
brought him some sugar-piums on JeWeled
waiter, and this proved happy thought !;
his Majesty ate them voraciously them
all. Hence the watchword everywhere Is
"V Vie le Shah Wee le sugar-candy"
The Marquis Of Westminster had made
preparations to outShine Sutherland; had
invited hosts of friends, and invested largely
in sugar.plums but at the last moment the
telegraph announced that the Shah was too
much fatigued to come. The garden party
given at Cbiswick by the Prince and
Princess Of Wales was magnificent: There
were just thirty personages OF royal blooa-
Persian, English, Russian, and German -,
present, and the distinguished guests oil
more than two and one-half columns OF the
Times in its smallest and closest print.
, THE sHAH's LITERARY LABoRs.
The Shah keeps a diary, writes for
several hours in it daily, and says
he means to publish it on his return.
He has already written book OF
travels, which some readers of Persian tell
me is written III excellent style, and by no
means in that fowery and metaphorlcal
phraseoiogy which we associate with Orien-
tai productions. That being the case, be
must have been amused by some OF the eX-
pressions in the Persian versions Of the ad-
dresses which have been delivered TO
him. 1t seems that the addresses by
mayors and corporations, besides being
translated for him, have been presented 10
him in Illuminated Persian print. These
versions bad been prepared by Persians,
who, not thinking them sufficiently magnlh-
cent and laudatory, have added to them ut
tcrances of their own. Thus, at Dover the
Shah was made to understand that the au.
thorities "bowed their faces TO the ground
aud kissed the hem of his garment" that
"his condeScension in visiting our shores
had raised our land to the Skies" and that
"heaven had now come down to EARTH
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GA Justic Nv the Piece" in Guinnett
county, Ga, last week, passed this sentence
on a man. IT was written out in full: "let
the prisner Stan Up. WI, sir, has bin Found
Guilty, & tried wv the Otfense wv shutin at
YOUR Nabor. Yu shall then be took from the
bar NV this court by the honorble baleef OF
this court, and carryed into the adjincn
county wv rok-Dale, e. thar WI shall remain
in Everlastin Punishment forever from the
honorable county of guinnett."
A Liberty-strcet man whose strawberry
patch has been afflicted by robins loaded and
primed shotgun, in the interest of agri-
culture, Friday, and taking aim at robin
which was on the fence trying to decipher
an auction bill, let drive. The robin imme-
diately got out of there, but the charge was
not lost. 1t was subsequently dug out OF
Gould Baley's face, who is resident OF east
Liberty street.-DanJury NerS.
A package containing $4,000 was left in
the reading-room Of a Chicago hotel for
thirty hours undisturbcd; but it is only due
to the honesty of Chicago people to say that
the valuable package was mistaken by every
body for an old shirt.
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ys-dtdts

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
Y JAMES RIVER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
NINE HUNDRED AND EIGtlTY-TWO AcRES
IN THE. WHOLE TRACT. SEVEN HUNDRED
ACRES in ORIGINAL TIMBER. AN ID ALAkGE
AMOUNT OF JAMES RIVER LDW.GFOuhDS.
As commissioners IN the suit Of Warwick r..
Stewart" appointed at the June term, 1873, OF the
Circuit Court for the city OF Lynchburg, We viii at
O'Clock on WEDNESDAY. July 30: 1919 on me
premises sell ut public auction that VALUABLE
FARM lying In the county of Amherst In the STATE
of Virginia. Of which the late NJ. ;. Warwick 1led
TiGHTY-TWO ACRES. of which SEVEN Hun
DRED is In ORIGINAL PINE AND OAh I'M
The improvements are good the llDd has been
iudclolsly cultivated with plaster and clover ANUS
In good heart. Some scventy-fye acres in low.
runs through the whole length OF the farm.
THE TIMBER
upon the place Is perhaps, the best III any one t"dy
SO near the canal from Richmond TO Buchanan, ana
should excite the attention of all persons eheaseplu
The lumber business, whether as sawyers or buyers
Box-plauk timber especially abounds. no part u
this wood Is over half q mile from the canal.
The land lies adjoining that OF Thomas y. war.
wick aud Miss MuBdy, and between stlpleteD ana
Gait Mills. u,
be divided into two farms
A boat for the accommodation OF persons des,rlbg
10 attend the sale will leave The packet LANDING as'
o'clock on The morning OF Inc sale. g.,
TERMS: Ten per cent. cash, niteeli per cch.. w
four months and the balance on aeredt oi one. t"o'
and three years. The deferred payments TO teaf
six per cent interest from day OF sale. ana 10 pe Sc
cured bv bond and good personal security. ~ 1900
For further particulars apply 10 us or ih3ia,
j. Warwick-post-Oliicc tialta Milis1hmlefst
county. or to THOMAS j. kIREPAIEllh,
CHARLES II. BLACkftfD.
iy1 Commissioner
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BY Richardson L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DESI-
" RABLE FRAME DWELLING ON TIE
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET BETWEEN
TWENTY-F1FTH An ID TWENIYoSIATH
STREE rs, CHURCH HILL, BY AUCTiON.-By
virtue of decree of the Hustirgs Court of the city
tof Richmond rendered on the stn day OF October,
1869, IN the cause OF james P. Ford and wife rs.
!Crutchfeld and others. the Undersigned, commits
soner therein appointed, will sell by auction, the
!premlses, on WEDNESDAY the 23d instant. at Q
O'Clock P. NJ, desirable FRAME DWELLING,
with basement and two stories above, containing
seven rooms; kitchen. stable. and other conye-
nienccs; and lot fronting 50xso feet, more or less
on the north side of Grace street between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-siXth streets, Church Hill.
TERMS: Ope-tOurth Of the purchase money In
CASH the residue In equal instalmepts Of six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser to give bis ne
gotiabe notes for the deferred payments, with In
teres added, aud title retained until the whole pur
chase money Is paid. j. A. RICHARDSON,
Special Commissioner.
RICHARDSON Co., Auctioneers.
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Ry w. G6ddsh'
Aucticnecr snd Real Estate Agent
corner eleventh aud Bank STREETS.

VERY NEAT AND ATTRAaC.,ni,asI1aa
FRAMED DWELLING on Ta TIE EZRA
SIDE OF CLAY STREET. Opf ,bs request
Of Nlr. John Tysee, shall sell At snSLga: ~ al i
premises. on TUESDAY tile ED july s..nei tene-
O'clock r. NJ. the neat and STIR eise IL Mr.. Tyre
ment heated rs above, now lain oi lpQferl
The dwelling Is a new one, cohrsInias L y COED
neatly painted and pspered Ihe :sssn Of SeaSht.
kitchen, coal and Mood house, ah any i scr!
fut water In the yard. fhs aeisnpeih
desirable and inproyiag one.s $3.50. AZ SIX ara
TERMS One third cash: hasrees t ~ aided,
twelve months, for negetia net,ssas ig3il1fN.
secured by u trust decd. =" Aucyioussr'
jyi7
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Nv telegraph.
Nrw Work MARKETS.

NV youx JpIy 1s.-Cotton Irregular aud quiet !;
e,ies 1.s.s bales at 2lc for mddlings. Flour &C
tiys and frmer; common to fair extra se:a,4gss
56e USsat IMtoc better; winter red western, $523
white western slss@ses Corn not SO firm no ana
In moderate demand; white western Se1ao
Port. new. Sif. Lard frmer; western steam, s1m
SIC. Savals quiet. Tallow firm. Freights dropping
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COMMERCIAL

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
8ls Friday, July Is. ,,~-
OFFERINGS.
4 wuEAr.-White. l.las bushels new. Ken, Sos
bushels new: 20 bushels old.
CoKS.-Ye elbow, 500 bushels. Mixed, 2ao bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 80 bushels prime new on prlI :lIs
terms; lTs bushels very good at Si.ss aoo BUSHES
very good on private terms 800 bushels very goo
Al go bushels good at Sls5; Sc bushels fair at
IL *: 20 bushels common at Sl7o; a bushels CON-
mon at 81. 90 total, 1,l50 bushels
WHrxT.-Red, 10 bushels good at Sl.7s 20 blsn-
OILS old nj az bushels fair at Sl7o y? Dtshels
Common at Sl.55-total, 29s bushels. r - r..
GoRN-Yeow, 1872 bushels prime western on prl-
vate terms. n,rrr
WHEAT.-Red, o. bushels.
COKN.-Mixed, 230 bushels
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT vALUA-
nE EEA NSA As a oI TIE 6o SIN
sTGAk 81 rLksT:cLAss MA6HISREi E6k
REFINING sUGAR-By virtue Of decd OF e tr ,h
creditors of the Old Dominion STRENGTHENING
Company, dated February a. ls72 ana hniy re-
Court, in d. b. 100 B, page 10, we VIII proceed 70
sell at public auction, on the premises, on FRiD u,
the 25th day Of July, 1879, at o'clock r. ~. a., o,
TFR,Y 1ais sTohEH0UsE no 16 built Of he
street near Dock street. The LOT fronts 80 feet,
frstDcisss MACHINERY FOR RE MEf Us, NC ST. ~
m n cost of over 500 900. and IL Is at present con-
Timed in the abovedescrbed building and the build
Ing adjoining fronting on pToR stTse rne t
dock-renders It highly desirable for manufacturing
purposes-particularly for suglr,rennerS-and
this sale should attract the special attention OF
BY an agreement with the trustees under pre-
yiois deeds, purchasers will be afforded an oppor-
unity for buying the entire refinery property rs
whole The property will be sold free from incunl-
brance. the trustees In previous deeds uniting in
the conveyance to the purchaser except as to two
deeds securing notes amounting to about $4,000
which cannot now be paid off, as it Is not yet deter
mined by the courts who Is entitled to these notes
but rs to this part of the purchase money the pur-
chaser viii be allowed TO Settle BY execnting bonds
payable only when u release Of said membranes
Is offered.
! TERMS: Ope-third of the entire purchase money
cash; S. 800 In bond payable on the above condi-
ton 1t eighteen months, bearing Interest from the
LIST day of August. 1857 $4,000 In bond payable On
said condition August 1876, bearing interest only
from lnaturty and the balance in negotiable notes,
Interest added, distributed US follows-viz, two
ninths of the entire purchase money at six months.
two-ninths at twelve months, and the remainder at
eighteen months: only six per cent. Interest will he
charged on the deferred payments, which Will be
secured by deed of trust upon the property.
Il. MANSON SMITH, Tr,sto.s
: 7. WARWICK.
! JAMES M.TaYLoR & SON, Auctioneers. ty is
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BY Redwood & Crensbaw,
No. l42O Main street.

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT
nay July DIST at 10 O'Clock, a large assortment of
centeel HOUSE-FU RNIT uRE, such as New and
Secondhand Bedsteads, Stained and Mahogany
Wsrdrobcs Mahogany Sideboards, New and Sc
cond-tiaud Lounges and Sofas, Tables. Desks, sales
Chairs Hsircloth and Cane-seat Rockers, Ne" anu
Second hand Mattresses, ope Iron oaIe TnS o'se
Straw Hats &c &c: one large Extansion-Iahle q.
REDWOOD g. CRENsHAW,
;v,oot AuctIoneers.
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A SslGNEE'S SALE OF sIXrI,too.n.
N GUNS AND ONE EATAUI,i!t,o,.s cti,a
on SATURDAY., .sth uiy. commencing sim,I,,.n,,,
p NJ, nj the office of MeSsrs. Grubos y
auctionears, No. 4 Eleventh street, ,,,pREL
BREECH.L0ADISG DOUB pa ED
FINE DoUBLE-BARREL DUCh1N' "''-'
30 DOURLE-BARREL GUNS,
20 STkGLF-BARREL GUNS. c,opTISG
These guns are all new, and were selected i0' -
city trade. ,,n. for their
The attention of persons wanting gum . ' ale
own use and Of the trade is requested 10 'is
TgRMs: Cash. II. T. WfckliaA, asssMS
GRIjBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionfsfs. -
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sUMmER RESORTS.
BUFFALO SPRINGS,

This watering-placc Is now open for the reception
of Visitors under the management OF 1. fAASOS'
assisted by T. W. j. BAPTIST, Esq. In adnitlon TO
the evidence heretofore offered as TO the Vaue anu
yirrue of the water as remedial agent reiercnCe
s made to the following letter voluntarily written
TO one of the proprctors by DIR. q. A. wilson, an
eminent physician Of North Carolina, and formerly
professor in the Medical College at Richmond,
Virginia: ~ - ,.,,.., ,o-,
GRANVILLE COUNTY, n. g., July ., 1873.
COIOnfl Thomas +. G0Ode: "
NV Dear Sir,-I have been much ratified to near
through mutual friend Of your recent purchase OF
the Buffalo Springs property, and OF your deterlnl-
nation TO have improvements somewhat comlnen-
surnte with the medicinal value and virtue of these
waters
/ have been observing the effects Of these waters
upon diseased conditions of the human system Tor
more than thirty-iivc years.
AS general tonic, an invigorator, and renoVaior
of the great functions of nutrition no matter what
NAV have been the cause of the deterlorIlonl
know of no equal in the shape OF physjc, and no
superior In the medicinal waters OF America.
The particular class OF cases which are most pen
Gifted embrace the whole of that numerous tamil!
which physicians recognize as resulting from tne
long-continued action OF malarial causes. sltiatea
us these waters at the head Of the basn OF the
Albemarle sound, easily accessible to all the naia,
rial regions OF our insaubrious seabolrd, regard
rs the compromising bounty Of benehcent froVl-
dcnce. Ill,
bring these waters into such notice as they deserve
will be public benefactor.
GOoDRIDGE A. WILSON.
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BY n. NJ. Lee.
Auctioncer and Real Esiat" Agent.
lOIl Main street.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FUR
In. NITURE, CARPETING, Two FRAMh i;io
HOUSES, IRON SAFE. &c.-On NoSDa VIZ
ast July 1873. will sell for cash. III the residence
of The late W. W Snead. Ninth street nortn o.
Leigh street, at 10 O'Clock A. ~, the perS'lai e.
fects Of said Snead, consisting OF
PARLoR CARPETS,
MARBLE-roP CESrRE TABLES.
SECRETARY
MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
MARBLE-ToP WASfLsTANDS,
WINDOw-SHADEs, &C. -, ,.iI
And on the same day. say at O'Clock T. VI, -, "t
sell the two FRAMED HOUSES on isisshe .o, I'
Of rho said Surad \. NJ LEE,
ty1s Administrator OF ". W. SDeao.
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;co,,pAp ALIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

COMPARATIVE COTTON sTATEMEN1.
NEW York. July 1s.-The following Is the com M
parative cotton statement Tor ths week ;,e We GeaS
bales: same time list Year 2s.s total to date,
s52s4s to week last year ssoss0 Ezp ear
zoe tot.i w. date 24ioco7 II same date last year,
sSSsa Stock ut all United States ports l0llo DO,
last year l2!724 Stock at all interior ssS cao
Last wear s70 900 American cotton afoat Tor Grea'
Rritain n. iii 900 bales last year, $4,000.
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pA1,TIMoRE MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, July 1s.-Flour very quiet: Wheat rtt,a
dnii and declined Sc. Corn qdiet aud firm; white,
ssGassc yellow; 6o@s2c Oats dull southern, 6oGY
SC Provisions quiet and arn; prices nShange nd
Whiskey firm and scarce at aac. sugar acuNc "iu
scarce nj lOiGQIlc.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY ls, 1873.
ARRIVED.
steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer'
ctn,ndise and passengers. l.. b. Tatum. ,,, so
Schooner John R. Ford, Eldrldge' haVre oe
Grace, coal, Ben. Cottrell.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
d,sa and messengers, Il. W. Alien & Co, agents.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford NOTION nont nier-
Schnoncr II. G. Ely, Mckendren, Camden, n d :,
ria Philadelphia ore and barrel-staves' Curtis u
Parker.
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GETTYSBURG KATALYsINE WA

GETTYSBURG KATALI SINE WA
VI Terrific United States Dispensatory, the
authorized record of our hiateria Medica. classes
fhis water with the most renowned alkaline or car
donated springs of Europe. 1t far exceis any other
known in its f-preservingpropertes It does not
deteriorate by bottlirg and keeping. il Inns never
been claimed for any other mineral water the power
to dissolve the urateS, so-caed chalk formations
in the body or the limbs and Joints. This the Get
tysburg Katalysine Water has done in hundreds of
Instances. GOUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. DSS-
PERSIA, GRAVEL. DIABETES. KIDNEY ana URINARY
DISEASES generally have yielded to Its influence Ii
has restored MUSCULAR POWER to the paraiytlc,
cured ABDOMINAL 'DRopsY, and given healthy ac-
ton 10 the TORPID LIVER. IT has cured CHRONIC
pIARRHEA, PILES, CONSTIPATION, ASTHMA, CA
TARRI, DISEASES OF THE SKIN, GENERAL DEBILl.
TT and NERVOUS PROSTRATIoN from MENTAL and
PHYSICAL EXCESSES. All these by the bottled wa
ter 1t Is 4 powerful antidote for EXCESSIVE EAT
ING or drinking II corrects the stomach, promotes
digestion and relieves the head almost Immediately.
Pamphlets containing history of the Spring. re-
ports from eminent physicians aud medical writers,
marvellous and welattested cures, aud testimonials
from distinguished citizens, will be furnished AMI
sent by mail OH application to
WHITNEY BROTHERS. General Agents.
227 south Front street, Philadelphia, Va.
GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY.
For sale by PURCELL, LAID & co. and drug
gists generally. my 7-eoosm
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IoJIISvIILE MARK ETS.

Huntsville, July ls.-Flour UNCHANGED. Lori d
in fair demand at 5s@6Oc: for sheled ana
pnrs nIief sic 5ot6Sl7. Bacon easy: shoulders,
s,Aa clear rib 0Sc: clear sides, 1o6l0tc, pacAeu.
Lard-TleIce SIC. keg, 1oc; steam, Ste
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OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
= ARTIFICIAL-SToNE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
no. 0i2 MAIN sTREET, RICHMoND, VA.

We are now prepared to lay down the above
named ~ pavement 10 the most artistic manner and
cost far less than that Of Tagging We will also lay
courtyards areas, cellars of houses, floors Of sta
bles &C., using the celebrated English Portland ce-
ment thereby tnsurnE great durability entire free
dom from dnst, smoothness of surface, and beauty
of finish, &e.s s'
~ Parties wishing the above work done will please
apply Immediately ms this Is the most suitable time
OF the year TO have theWork done III.
County rights for sale.
Orders received ut the Office, 912 Main street.
jee-am J.B. TERRES u co.
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,,,>,.-tNNATJ MARK ETS.

CINCINNATI, July lsFlonr In fair de d anna A.
SEaf sis s5Gsls.56. Lard dull steam held at SIC.
Kettle held at Sac Bacon quiet; shoulders l,SN c =;
clear rib, asc. clear sides, loc "hisAeS steaas d.
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PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A,
SPECIALITY.
The Lewis amendment, adopted tho 18th OF kehrll-
airy, ls7s secures TO the bankrupt an aadlt0na ex-
emptiGn In excess Of the i've hundred heretofore
exempted OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS against atl
Judgments aud DEGREES OF State courts.
Wife,s right OF doweris Us heretofore, preserved
intact. 81. IL ~ f7-s
C. MAURICE SMITH prosecutes claims OF every
description against the United States Government.
Mr. JACOB CONN, an expert In bankrupt matters.
IL connected witt, the firm.
Correspondence solicited. nah 10
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kU4sIgaNs SAHlEs- Future Bays.
BY Richardson u CD, g
Heal Estate Agents and Auct.oneers,
s 1l1a Nxtn street,

y A NEAT FRAME COTTAGE, No. s1f
AIWEsT MAEsHALL STREET, BETWEEN
CIR EME And SHAFER STREETS. AND LOT
60 By 1a0 FEET, WITH AN ALLEY in THE
VINES, SHRUBBERY.. Nc-.
FOR SALE, BYs AUGTI0S.-D FRIDAY The 1sii,,
instant, at o'clock p. NJ, we shall sell BY auction
ON the prem ises the property located and described
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TERMS Ore-third cash balance in SIX and twelve
months, Interest added and secured bya deed OF
trust = y Ha# stRtCHARDSON IL CO.
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sf pOSTPONEMENT.
The gale Of the aforementioned property Is post
pcned until MONDAY the 2lst Instant. al 8 o'cI0ck
Pm, . RICHARDSON & CO.,
Ejy 10 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-19
ID EsIDENCE FORsALE PRIVATELY

| offer at PRIVATE SALE the HOUSE No.
2lO4 on the north side Of Grace street between
Twenty-llrst and Twenty-second streets, popularity
known rs Mr.. William raylor's. having been built
by him since the war, and occupied until recently
By his family with LOT C. feet front by 1875 feet III
depth The house Is well built of brick, In shape u
square about 40x38 feet with hall through the mid
die and roomy yerandahs; has two stories OF high
pitch over u light and dry basement with VIDE
areas, with an addition also OF brick, containing
kitchen. bath and servants ROOM, the whole puid-
ing covered with tin roof and the walls recently
painted The house is supplied with gas ana water,
and is in excellent condition.
The lot is level with paved walks and well shaded
by young trees The location Is central 1y us ea aho
ness to the market and streetcars, while tue
quiet and cleanliness OF the suburbs. The elevated
situation health yits pure ar ana psrisct
drainage and furnishes an unequalleu view OF tne
city and Manchester and of the river with It's falls
and bridges. go So
the accom- mediation of It's present owner, and WI
he sold for u reasonable price and on favorable
terms. ". ID; UOD,tNS,.
1905 Bank ST. eet next to custom-house.