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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-07

REDUCTION of IS to SOC. per ton on best anthrn-
cite coal, SOC. to 81 on oak wood, and Clover Hin
coal at lowest prices, at C. H. PAGES, Nineteenth
and Cary streets
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WE WOULD INFORM OUR FRIENDS AND THE
public generally that they can procure two bottles
of Lubin's extracts genuine article) at the Doll
LAR STORE, corner Of Einth and Main streets, for
the low price OF one dollarsola elsewhere at SLIPS
per bottle. This Is no humbag. Call and examine
for yourselves. 49, -. 49, so
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ADVERTISING IN HUNTINGToN.-The newspa-
pcrs published In Huntington have an extensive
circulation through tho country which is opened TO
Richmond by the completion of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. n. ELLYsoS & Co. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising In both papers at low
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I, t'4A!LABLg LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
~ IHND PosT.OFrIcE FEBRUARY @, 1873
NJ, f;ien Clarke, West Walnut Lane Miss
n '-'? Jones, care William Fl. Patrick; Mer.
,,,,.i - Carter, Bowling Green, Caroline
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BUY ONE OF THOSE NICE SILK NEcK-sCARFs for
so cents reduced from &c., at esc sold short time
ago at s5c.; at 75c- reduced from 81 and hundreds
Of other bargains ut LEVY BROTHERS,.
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RICHMOND, February I, 1878.
THO THE EDITOR OF THE DISPATCH

ITO THE EDITOR OF THE DISPATCH:
l. SIR,-You will please publish Ia your columns
that there are people going around this city buying
up junk and rags without license; and I, being ono
store and rlying S2i2 year license for the purpose
Of carrying on fine junk business, think that ought
to be stopped and they ought TO pay license as wen
ns any other juuk-dealer. re 7-ll*
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LEVY BRorHERsare determined to close out their
stock of dress goods and have made great reductions
In their prices It WIN pay to examine their stock
and purebase Of them,
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CONVICT REcEIrEp.--Junius Naclin, con.
victed of burglary in the County Court of
southampton, was received ut the peniten-
tiary Yesterday morning for five years.
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The Cuba Cable.

New YORK, February .e.--The Western
Union Telegraph Company has purchased
controlling interest in tho Gslba cable FOR
81, 500, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-07

TIE DOLLAR STORE has just received q fine as
sortmentof human-hair curls Great bargains can
be made and money saved by visiting the Dollar
Store. corner of Ninth and Main streets.
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SrECEAl NOTICES.

NJ CAUTION LEA & PERKINS
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.-Buyers are eau
toned TO avoid the numerous countcrfeits and imi-
tatIons offered for sale.
JOHN DUSCAN'S SONS, New York,
oc le-SGW Agents for the United States.
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Boys' and Girls Weekly, Clipper, and
Harpcr's Weekly, for this week, received
from J. #. Ellyson, 1112 Main street.
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KATALYSINE WATER.

1t has been demonstrated by series Of practical
experiments conducted by eminent physicians, ana
at.ested by thousands Of grateful people who havo
been relieved from their susrngs BY Its USE that the
GETTYSBURG KATALYS1SE WATEs is me
nearest approach to q specific ever discovered Tor
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Gravel,
Dia6etes, kidney and Urinary Diseases generally.
II restores muscular power 70 the palalytic cures
patton. Asthma, Catarrh. and Bronchitis; Diseases
OF the skin, General. Debility, and Nervous Pros
tration from mental and physical excuses. lstbe
Ing or drinking. It corrects the stomach, promotes
digestion, and relieves the head almost Immediately:
No household should be without II. Every hotet
should keep II OH hand. Forsale by all druggists.
For a history OF the Springs, for medical reports
Of the power or the water over disease for marvel.
lous cures, and for testiu onias from distinguished
men, send for pamphlets, ~
For sale by PURCELL. LADD & CO., No. 1916
Min street, corner Thirteenth, and druggists gene
rally. ~ in 9-eod3m
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Rise i'm the Potomac,

HARrER's FERRY, February Cat 7 A
NJ. the Potomac had risen five feet. The ict
is running heavy.
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A SPECIALITY AT r. B. SPENCE 6 SoN's Is fitting
and guaranteeing fit in shirts.
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CH1IpnEs's FuRs AT CosT.a-A beautiful set d
Ga at +, WEIsrexa n Co.'s
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MARTIN HERE'S SUPERIOR SEAMLESS KID
GLOVES, in all styles. These are the best kid gloves
In market. LEVY BROTHERS are sole agents for
aoIt
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NJ ELLYaoN Co., Advertising Agents, DIsrATCB
building will receive advertisements and have then,
Inserted III any journal Of The country at regular
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If YOU WANT GooD-FITTISG SUIT let your
measure be taken by one Of L. B. SPENCE SONS
cxDcrt cutters.
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Now IS THE TINE TO BUY BARGAINS in children's
furs. p. WEIsIoER & Co. are selling their entire
stock Mt cost.
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BALTIMORE, February 6.-Cattle dull and heavy
receipts depress the market; prices declined sQ5-
very best on sale to-day, 5a@75c; first quality, a5@
sac; medium 3i@4sc. Receipts, 226s sales, 1850.
Hogs in full supply with moderate demand at e1G
7tc: receipts, l0,Os2. Sheep dull and weak with
DOWNWARD tendency at 4tl7tc.; receipts, 3,ol1.
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SEcK-TIKs and other gentlemen's notions In
endless variety ut e. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main
street.
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A GooD-FITTING SHIRT is an attainablc thing a
E. 3. SPENCE & Sons.
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Marine News.
NEW WORK MARK FITS

New YORK, February 6.-Arrived, stcame
Issac Bell, from Richmond.
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EVERY VARIETY OF SILK AND SOFT HATS fo
sale at P. WEIsIGER & Co.'s.
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cPRING PARK BREWERY,
FOR ALE AND PORTER ONLY. 81

than tgenfy-sye wears experience, having leased
the above brewery from T. u: E1ker ms ScnsersSo
It Into an ALE AND PORTER BREWERY; .Ibss
facilities offered IN this brewery Tor making ae an
norep Of the finest asiaity are great not the ieass
OF which Its pure and linpd water, and as HgsRr
BOWLER uses nothing but tho tnsst malt and foM;
DO confidently offers to the inhabitants OK kicamona
passed for favor and purity and he VIII strenosI2
endeavor to make " Hh0ND ALE as much
. specially as that from Baltimore. Fhtisceiphia.
qualities Of pure ale Is admitted by all
making Il an equally desirable beverage for famuS
use rs for public ,,oo =. :. $500. !,
to HENRY BOWLER, addressed ss aAoye, VII
have r,romrt attention. {sS& e ~ 3o~cGiSm.
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Two-BUTToN KID GLOVES, OF superior quality,
at SLIPS, at LEVY BROTHERS.. Eli
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HUsTlNGs CouRT.-In this court yesterday
the following caSes were disposed of:
Thomas Robertson (dcaf mute) was tried
for higamy and acquitted.
Barney johnson, for bastardy, was &C
quilted.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

On, all sales Of real estate male ba,cee1 the LIST o.
January and soth Of Tune the tazes Jor tae pre- re,
sent yet;r hare to te paid bHthe purchaser; IN,
yet,r the tdccs hare to be paid By the seller
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W. GODDIN will sell for the assignee at IL NJ. the
accounts, bonds, notes, and judgments OF Wag-
goner & Harvey. .s.s
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell ut 10 A. M. gen.
eral assortment of household furniture, mus
tard, spices, pepper, &c.
w. GODDIN win sell at p. n. very valuable and
desirably located real estate In the city, owned
by Kent, Paine q Co.
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AT TlE TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Immediately after the reception Of the re-
~" q He committee by the members OF
81. Oo:n aid Flour Exchange the rcsolu-
van, "rrc presented by Mr. Peyton Wise
y. ar part Of the committee of the Tobacco
49, l"Is" 10 that Association, which was
,1'" IN session. Mr.. Wise stated that he
'I> mol surprised at the introduction of such
'"' III the House, as the General Assem-
y ""!r drnmgcguc>; and as they did not
h What they were doing, he thought
.|' would be forgiven.
VT. w. 9fith replied, giving in substance the
'~IH =, "hich he made at the Corn and
'@tr Exchange.
'"' question was thcn taken, and the re-
H.. o. The committee agreed to without a
1',,,,,,n'Ms vote.
o. ~ morning the Richmond members Of
''Ar!H' Assembly will meet the commit
h.. i" 'hc Corn and Flour Exchange and
'-''''ef discuss the subject.
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LIME CITIZENS SADDLES, CA

DINE CITIZENS SADDLES, CA
ane NIcSel-Plsted Carriage and
Buggy Harness, Brides, Cart and Wagon -
Har5ess Collars, Whips, Bits, Spurs;
TRACES Hames; MlIier's Harness OH. Also. just
received 100 Mcclellan Saddles. All Of which we
offer to our friends and the public generally at me
THEIRS, Saddle and Harness Manufacturers, No.
1919 FRANKLIN street, next door to Johnsons stable
"a S-dam&Hsm Is - - 8.
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID DOME AT THIS 0FFlcHs
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TOR SALE, FIVE BEAUTIFUL BI

TOR SALE, FIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILD
Il ING LOTS, on the southwest corner OF Iwen-
ty-sixth and Q Tor Venable) streets.
FRAME HOUSE, west Clay street, containing
seven rooms. in good repair.
NEW BRiCK HOUSE, Clay street above Brook
avenue. containing eight rooms.
SIXTY-TWO AND a HALF FEET on Leigh
and Foushce streets. .,,,r1,
ACRES, on Central turnpike, three miles from Rich
mond. ,,rr
MARKET FARM, ELEVEN AND HALF
ACRES with SMALL HOUSE, two and half miles
below Richmond, BATES & WARREN.
a. Real Estate Agents,
o. = a. ~ n,b &c FJayenfh and Rink streets.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN application will be made for the renewal OF loss
the Virgitia Central Railroad Company, standing
on the books of the said company In my name;
fe I-Saom* H. L. GALLAHER.
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TCE-CREAM, JELLY, CAKES, AND
L PLAIN CANDY.-J. W. PLEDGE will con-
tinue to manufacturo his celebrated CREAM, JEL-
LY, CAKES, and CANDY at his old place, Sl7
Broad street. 49,
Orders left with Messrs. WYATT & MINOR. Rich
mend Music Emporium, will be promptly filled on
the most reasonable terms.
short notice TO order j. W. PLEDGE,
In os-Staw11n SIT Broad street
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TT j. IRVING & co.

DRESS SHIRTS.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
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T IST OF PACKAGES remaining at the
IL office of the SOUTHERN EXPRESS CON-
PANY, which will he sold ut public auction on
THURSDAY, 27th day of February, 1879, unless
clAimed bY the owners aud all expenses paid thereon
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MIL IN RELATION To EN-.
''' "rzzlrur>r Hs COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
.,>,o r TIE CORN AND FLOUR AND
N'''' TOBACCO EXCHANGES.

;,, c,mm,,ce Of the Corn and Flour
&' , ,r+" ovid the Tobacco Association met
1>.. .r5ay morning in The rooms OF thelr re-
''' ,. .~ associations pursuant to ao)o"Fn-
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# YOU WANT ANY ARTICLES or
I hui.D-B>ND. WHITE CHINA, or WHITE
Governor street, where you will find large ssort-
1'.rIf, of the ahIve, ami many o'her house.
irfNI>liiSG GOODS Just from the factories,
which will be sold at very low prices at
K. +. TAILOR'S,
..p30 No. 8 GoverDor street. Richmond. Va
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F. u. Curtis At the meeting Q, mae
swine. Breeders Convention last iali was
,n;ontcd 10 find out. II poss'oic' W. % "a.
~ Tho breed of hogs known as jersey fsus.
VI .'< .r;,,,u 70 numerous farmers IN Ne"
Jersey. and can get no int"rna,ioni I s'
,at; 800, from nv observations thar Tue ger
<,',. ,,cd. ,rc descended from early importa-
,,o,s Of the Eucli>b BerkshireS whfef were
snnt over 10 General Washington. lie was
y,n1 or GOOD stock, and was constantly en-
fr,vor;n- 10 improve his breeds. These
cnr,,. BrrkSbres were different in many lie.
sweets from the present breed Of that name,
hut they were very similar to that
known as the Jersey Reds. Around
Washington may vet be fnand many hogs
strongly marked with their characters
,jc-. TO show how through long ages the
origin of breed will show itself in some
way, will tell al instance which came tindef
nv observation no longer ago than yester'
day. then saw n litter Of Berkshire pigs
of - undoubtedly pure blood as any III
America or England. and one OF the litter
M, a> red as any Of the Jersey breed.
CHIN TINT this fact goes toward suossantia-
tin. nv opinion. Talking with A. Is. Allen,
some time ago. advanced these ideas, and
he advised nc not to give IL rs my opinion,
~ The public would laugh at II, but wish
10 state it here as my belief that the Jersey
Red is simply the old style of uninproved
Kc!h<hrc, or at least had their origin In that
old breed A,ncrican Farmers Club Neg
jI-I. y,r;rS.
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ENlder-COrll.

This may he sown in succession, aud a
very small area of ground. we'll manurad and
wei! prepared, will yield great amount OF
food for stock. We have found that that
which is sowu early is more easily managed
in curing for winter, drying before the
a.liumnal rains come on. Many persons
recommend Sugar Corn, Stowelps Evergreen,
button, and other varieties, "a confirming
more slccharine matter than the ordinary
,jcld-corn, hut on this point wecsnnot know
in.!v speak of our own experience. The
ordinary western mixed corn produces an
abundance Of stalks, which grow tall and
furnish a vast quantity of forage for use,
both green and dried. Sow in drills about
two and a half feet apart, and use about three
bushels of seed TO the acre. Cut when the
pollen drops plcntifully from the tassels.
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Esxl,p and American shce; sssI ssi
81 SIsn u.s.: Burden Miileshoc. " ivy We s,,,,ss
@ MAYORS ssss steel a;,c sIs' 6|,.STs Eni ia
blisterea, issc. v ~. Anne'''s" '''
Dr.. n store. 4s.soDss7 rs tor standard-shat Is
tan benny: other sizes extra al.
Plough. Castings: Wholesale TIC 'e''''s' Wv
YIN. Liquors. Wines, &c.
,s scotch. best l,rantis. pints, s2.a' = o"A'h'
q'R ssss ED wa,skeys: Common. s'ds's f'h
prSSo pE fnisks Medium sltos: pure a a'e =, 10
Az: vireinis Mountain, new gig "4''0' "' 7''''
@tss sna up I,on"slc. sL2s@ss fruit $780,
apple. 81 7SeIse, wholesale peac''' o.
Gn GIN; p Ssm England, si.4o1slso; Jamaica and
Santa Cruz, $685.
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
,,,,,sr White oak *2oGs25 u Loo: western .oa
yiTgn's pop!@sr Chow sls pss So ards os 50
sSssraisss sa s. eS' 1000: Isflhs-spi sss
sawed. s2.75 a. i.oa". .,.o,.,s =,
Sores: whlskcy barrel nnhcr green slsa * Isl q
800 Seasoned s2cs2s u l,ooo F!our.arrc' I'M
her Mons Ss h .on pUifi ss;.si IIek-
n nriI hoop ssSGfs d 1000 red oak, for moasses
S Satr eIsi slte5ssS:
poos Mixed cotton, 4c.; white. 6s@sc.; WOOL
len, 2GJ4c. 81, ooo "a a .
R0Dk: ManiIi. DeSt> ESFsEoe'' Hi'"'' 90" q N''
iute, psc. ,,,,r.s
Bro,nnstuf: aoc. q bushel.
L1rn Bran 2oc. q bushel.
Shipstmf: eoc. q hushe
Shorts: CSC. % bushe
Wheat Bran: 2oc. q busheL
Powder. Shot, SC.
Fuse: TOYS MINING. doc MSl.25 6 loo teat.
p0lcds:. 1915 by. the I'VE ke2S-iths than nFe
kegs ST.25; blasting, SlgTM5o.
.Snot: Northern. $2.7sklfS X Tag OF = IDS
| - Seeds.
| E1urseed.2sl.s5@sl.75
Grindstof,es: ZgL2tc. ~ =.
! IjnIs! Wool, +s.50dIsls a dozen: b"ys, WOO;
&3.5Nd$i2, according Ia quality: fn', s!5t9soo G
DOZEN moleskin silk hats, 45l&$5s per dozen afes
| cassirnerc and fell hats 1l.lVS!2 ~ per dozen.
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COTTON MARX ETS.

NEW ORLEANS, My l2.--Coiton active and In
recriuts 5lel bales; gross rcceipss C,037 bales e
ports to Great Britain. 5S?5 bales sales last eve
hing and To-Day, $500 bales: stock, li5.l!9 laes
Say,SSAlI, May Fiction steady: middlinYs,
lsc ne: receipts 40 tales exports coastwlst', Sos
hlles: sales, IL bales; stock. 81 .20b bales.
NORFOLK. May l2-coton-Net receipts! i3a
bales; cxpoIts coustwsc, ss4 bales; sales, IL bale,
stock G.s"g bales.
CHARLESTON, May l2-Cotton quiet ut lSc net
receipts $40 bales. xp0rts-Cont!ncnt, 2so baes
bales.
MOBILE, May 1o-Coron quiet and steady AT he
6l7ec.; net receipts, l,c0l bales; exports coast
wise $50 bales sales 500 bIlc stock. 20.Sjj balc5.
GALVESTON. May II -Coiton-Nei receipts. 81
bales exports ccastwise. 1Gi bales SALES. ~ bales
stock. 3l67G bales. .,
BALTIMORE. May lo.-Cotton quiet at iac.: net
receipts, Is Ics; gross, 655 ilfs. Bxports- con
tineut, Lac bales coastwise, IL bales Sales Z6@
bales; stock, 1908 tales.
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>priug STYLES uf Ladies'. tcntlcncY -. Misses J.,
i,y.' Youln-' ana Cllilircn'r BOOTS and SHOES
IL II re 49, ,.,. .,,
ROAD BAGS, of every description, just received
and for sale low by
JOHN II. BOSCfIEN & son,
u,p 500 aud 5Il Broad street.
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SpECRAEi NOTICES.

NJ SPECIAL NOTICE. The attention
Of capitalists and others desriuE To- purchase beai-
tlru lots in the most improving section Of tbsrtS
is called TO the large aid MI rnctive sale by Mesrs
HILL & GODD:N OF DR.. John y. Hurvic's Lofs,
on Cary, HarsIe, Jacquelin, Ashland, and Wiuder
Streets adjoining Arlington and the village OF Har-
vie TODAY Mt 3 O'Clock Il. NJ. This sale affords
cool chance for speculation, and offers great Induce
meuts for parties to purchase l"ts upon when 10
bnih In locnllty rapidly enhancing In value FOR
further particulars auction sale and plats mt the
office Of the a,icsoaeers. my ld-lt
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

tiAcINS,TI, May l?.-Flonr firm Ut ST:Hn =
Cora firm at aic Provisions opened quiet and close
stronger. Pork unchanged i.ard quiet am frln
offerings light Kettle. s!c.: i"hSing sales at &c
Bacon slr!v: shoulders. 49,. clear rb fsc.' cie''
siucs, ~. niskcy firm Il; Sc.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
- MONDAY, Nay -. 1919
BY Telegraph.
~
NEM NnRk 81 Rk EIS,

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK May l2.-Cotton easier: sales i,l'3
halps: uulalds latc.; Orleans. Inir- Flour steLuI
Whskey fairly active and lirncr at eaz Mirat La
cIinint. new mixed western &c. old, CSC. Eic.
steady al 7.0S3r. Pork trmcr; new. sls. Ltr'
s,earjcr Naval, frlltT. Iaiiow quiet anu steta!
nj auCiug,
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PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, May I2.-Beef cattle dull; siies,
1900 pytr. reu,,ylrania and western steers. So
Ass: fair to good Sj5ptds7: common, si@s9 +
cwt snccp III fair de,nand' sales OF 1900 ne az at
S7mSs for Wp,led. "a fer cpp"d, = c"i- hoes u'i-
changed; sai,s, of 5000 head at 1851 Il cwt.
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JAMES RIVER STANDARDIZED
y COMPANY. assssztlzsZ-

DAILY LINE FOR
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,, AND REGU-
LAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
ADAMS EXpI,ESS.
On and after ,ay 5tli. 1879. this company will run
DAILY LINE Sundays cAccp!cd), consisting Of
their fast and eir2aDt steaincrs
JOHN SYLVESTER. C,ITAIS J. 4. POST;
ELIZA HANCOCK, CAPTAIN l.. C.. CLIFFORD:
leaving Richmond at q \. VI. aud arriving here AT
4P. VI.
Passengers make sure connection at Norfolk with
Bay Line for Baltimore. Philadelphia, and New
York. Fare to Baltimore, So: Philadelphia. 20 80:
New York, Slo 30. Tickets on sale on steamers and
at CARRIER & Co.'S Ticket Agency. 500 Main street.
Baggage checked through. Freight received dli.y
for Boston, Norfolk aud Portsmouth. ard regular
landings james river, from 4. NJ 20 =. VI.
Frcich. for way-landngs must be prepaid.
LIB. TaTI'M. General Agent.
Once CGmrany's wharf, Rockets; branch Of
flee. Ninth aud Main streets
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mI- TO OWNERS AID BUILDERS OF
MA(I1IEERY.


MACnINERY.
Not only money. hut the wear and t"ar OF YOUR
murhipery saved By the usc OF VIRGINIA NATt-
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRlCATlNG OIL. II IL
free from all grit and gum. an1 under 'hc satHc cir
cunslsnccs as the hest sperm or lard oil VIII not
hest. weir, or cut the boxes or bearings. \ good
luhlica,!ny I'll, such "a the VIRGINIA NATURAL
PsTRoLEuM LUBRIcATISG OIL, is positive
economy, preventing heating, cumming. and con-
seauent Earring and WEARING of the machinery-a
saving Of power and gain in speed. Purchasers will
bear in mind that 1t Is not alone sufren, 10 pro-
cure Natural Petroleum 1T must be Of the
uroper spccifc CRAFTY, like the VIRGINIA NATU-
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRICATiSG OIL, and
like 1t undergo the process Of pufcdtion tcithout
chemicals, and be rendered entirely free froa grit
or gum.
Purchasers are cautioned that the oil sold by us
differs from all other Intoxicating oils sold in hix
muril. We are the sole agents here Tor thu YiR-
GINA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUSRlCa-
TING OH: every barrel Of which sold by lis bc,ra
-: VIRGINIA NATURAL. PETROLEUM LU-
BRTCATIAG OIL. PURCELL, Laid j. Co,
AGESTa, RlCIruuSD, fA.n
rdtrs I'd ircssed i,s will receive rompt MI ten
f1ou and be shipped la g"o', tight packages.
PClsCiLL, L-ADD II Co. druggists,
my'-lde5 Etchlnond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-13
Z STIOIrIS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, May IL Flour steady and unchanged.
Coru a shade lower No. 2lnkri. 3tsI3s5 N Gle
yator Whiskey firm al s1c Pork dull: S;nail los.
sl;.5u Bacon slow. but rather better feeling pre-
walls shoulders, Iic.; clcar-rib sides. NC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-13
(BY TELEGRArH.]

NEW 1Okh.
NV YORK, May l2-Money Armer, : gold.
Sterling steady. GolI. ll7sun7s. Governments
CLOSED firm. States quiet aud steady: Tcnntssee's,
-; new, ait. Virginia e's, %; new. g.; consols'
ga; deferred ~ Louisapa's, 10: new. 10. Levers.
a.; 90, 50. Alahama's, 80; SIS, IS. Ge"rg'as. IA
rs, 90 North Cardinals, 27i; new, Is; special tax,
l5 south Cardinals 81; new, II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-13
III NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS

Is = w hND ELLUANt UOVO3
FOR MAY AND JUNE, 1S73.-T. X. PRICE
CO.. just from market again, arc opening by steam-
ers AMI express ali the novelties In shade AMI de-
sign for spring and summer-lnany decided oar
gums III imported DRESS GOODS.
A graa. variety Of JAPANESE SlLhS anu for-
Linz;
PLAIN aud STRIPED FRENCH SILKS;
iiRts-tiRAIN and BONNET SILKS;
CDLORED SILKS, for trimming;
CHECkED and PLAIN MOlIAlhs, zoe. to u rcf
yard;
SITTING; LINENS aul POPllNS for travellers !;
PLAIN and STRIPPED GRENADINES;
IRON EAEEfi II, every price;
SILK GRESADINES, AUSTRALIANS CRATES;
MOURNING GOODS, every style In use;
k-fl GLOVES, GRAPE Wells, &c. apo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-13
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May l2.--Flour firm and unchanged =. !,
Wheat steady. Corn-Whie, 67g6,c;; yeii9W., o DC
Bacon-Shouders, st6,s.c. Whisky, el9itc. Su
gar-.A " standard quiet and stetdy ut lrsc