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Misses McCay, OF Baltimore: PINK; ana
buff silks. Very rich and artistic.


Misses McCay, OF Baltimore Pink and
buff silks. Very rich and artistic.
Mis-, Etheridge, Of Tennessee: FanGnon
perfect, unique, charming costume. sne en-
tered tie room with white chicken on nei
arm, and acted inimitably.'. -
Miss Bell. OF New Orleans: Lignt sreeh
silk; decorations of roses and goIe leasSs ,,
fullset of pearls. have run OUT VI "oiu'
she deserves the best. F.o,o,,
Miss White, of Abingdon, va: lcn'i
muslin-extremely beautiful. m,
Miss Mathews, Of mississippi: Blue SILK
white point-lace trimmings. Very elegant.
Miss Jones, of Richmond: Titanla,
white tarletan, silver butterflies. very
graceful and pretty. .,..-.- .,u,;,r
There were many Others equally deserving
who gave grace and attraction to TINS most
snlendd occasion. Take it all in all.tne
beauty of the ladies, the magnlncence ol ". the
toilets. the representative character OF Tue
company, the entertainment was one Vi 'iio
most elegant affairs of the season.
I have no time to write more. among
the gentlemen present / noticed General
Early General Butler, of South Carolina ;
General Anderson, of Georgia; Governor
Hilbert. of Louisiana; General Campbeii, OF
Tennessee General Robinson, Of Memphis )
Judge Marshall, of Mississippl; Judge ba.
con, of South Carolina; Colonel duncan
| Mci rae Mr.. Gordon, of Baltimore anu
many others. There are about I'VE hunureu
bere-tbe crowd coming and going. SIC.
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COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA. August 23.-.Demand moderate; mid
dings. l7sc.; receipts, % bales saes, "a bales.
dngs 17ic mel receipts. 100 bales; gross 2S3 bales
exports coastwise, 80! bales; sales 100 bales stock
4 90 bales.
NORFOLK, August 23.-Cotton dull but not lower
low middlings. lsc; net receipts 1926 bales exports
coastwise. $50 bales.
: BALTIMORE, August 23.-Cotton quiet; middlings
lgtc; gross receipts, 400 bales: experts coaStwisc
Is bales; sales. 81 bales; stock. 1857 bales
NEW YORK, August 23.-Cotton-Nct receipts
275 bales; gross 800 alcS. Market quiet and steady
sales, 2,255 bales; uplauds, 9)c.
GALVESTON, August 23.-Cotton quiet; Texas
ordinary. l24c.; good ordinary. l5c. net receipts
IS bales sales, l6O bales stock, 1850 bales.
MOBILE, August 23.-Cotton quiet; middlings,
lsc. net receipts 70 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock
1907 bales
NEW ORLEANS, August o3.-COttcn quiet mid
dlngs, Isle: low Inddlngs, l7iMl7sc. good ordi-
nary, tfGIl5c net receipts 40 bales; gross re-
ceipts, $40 bales; exports coastwise, 1910 bales
sales So bales last evening 100 bales; stock, l2,3It
bales.
WILMINGTON. August 23.-CottOn quiet; mid.
dlings, lsC. net receipts II bales; exports coast
wise, 80 bales sales, 90 bales; stock, 7S5 bales.
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Range OF THERMOMETERS
INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST %, 1873


PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST %, 1879
~ ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox; Clifford, d., Sor nont inei
cl,andIse and passengers, L. b. Tatnm' agent
schooner Charlotte, bcatiey, Nofi"'A'
HaxaIr, Crenshaw & Co.
BAILED.
steamer State of Maryland. GeoghegEn, Baiil-
more merchandise and passengers w., yarp
Schooner G. +. sIuneckson, MurrV, Ne" 1orh'
camel coal Curtis & arker.
Schooner Kent island. Hudgins, merchandise
Schooner i G. c. A. Traverse, Mitchell, Baltimore
Curtis Parker. >, s,,,ob ,o,t,po
for bremen, r. o. Noting & Co.
Schooner Right Away, Croslen, New YORK, can
mel coal and granite, Currie CO.
Schooner Woodruff SiulIns, tnaTo,Ne" 1pih'@"''
mel coal, Currie 6 Co ~ ~ ....... ss .
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, merchandise
and passengers, 6. W. Allen q Co.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Bark Rose Brae, Wilcox, loading for Glasgow
' Bris H. Houston, Griffin, loading for Trieste F.
w Hauniwinklc. n,u,ro Cur-
Schr. Serlna Jones, loading for Baltimore CUR,
u" schr. John c. Henry Donnelly, loading for fnii'
aIsiPnla, ~ Kambo. loading for Washington Cur
US cbrs Elizabeth and Frances, Collins, loading for
NS Sr cu IT, Copperwaite, Gardner, loading for
NV York. Storrs & Go. ,-o,,, yorl
Schr. Laura Thompson, loading tor NE" ioiA
St Sth1 Florence Mayo Hail. loading for New YORK
Curre 4 CO.. ,,., po,.o,, usch,rpInp PHI l.
SlIir. Morning Light, Bowen uiscn'isi"S' ~
aaClphia +. Is. Bentley.
c1rARED FOR THIS PORT.
schooner gucs Kcpler, Mullen from Phiiadephia
c.,oo,or Caroline. Virginia, Pitman, arrived In
rnItnorc on Friday. from Richmond: Gov
The bark Louisa. II days from blvcrpooi' lof
Richmond has arrived se IN 81 ap rk E H Christie
pherSeh' Aio''i NEW YORK. August olst
,rr,voJ-W. s. Dought0n, Richmond; Moteyer,
virsinia: J. Veidrou. Virginia j. Franklin: Fir-
.rimin: A. Moore, Richmond; W. Everett, Rich
1"nd Il BGoh Trgin1d 81 8 vanFh% 8te vTs
lila ; G. II. Hoyt, Virginia; L. Simpson, Virginia
Sarah Mills, Virginia. -,,v ,,,,s W.
Schooner Frank Herbert. Kelly, Richmond, Va.
Schooner w. Z. Everett, Ware, Richmond, Va.
QUICK VOYAGE.
The ship Garthaldi sailed from New York for
San Francisco and Liverpool, Ucccmbcr7. 1872, and
arrived ut the latter port August 10 1873, having
the voyage In eight months and twelve
days, Out of the time She was in port thirty
days at san Francisco.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
lighthouse and fng-whiSlle are 70 Or erected on
South Head, Block island. The Mlstctoc sailed
from New London on Saturday last with Workmen
and materials for building.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK August 23.-Arrved, steamers India
and Deutschland. ...
FORTRESS MONROE, August 23.-The steamer
San Jacno from Galveston. is at Norfolk for coal
The steamer Louisiana has passed out for Liver
pool. -, b..
NEW YORK. August 23.-Steamships sherman,
Georgia, and Zodiac, have arrived here.
SAVANNAH. GA, August 23.-Sailed, steamship
san Salvador. =,
FORTRESS MONROE. August 23.-Passed In 1of
Richmond, bark Louisa, scventy-scvcn days from
Liverpool. ,
CHARLESTON, August 23.-Sailed, steamship
Charleston for New York.
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ArcrcT 90 1873.

Messrs. Editors,--1f you will allow, me
the SPACE | will solve Subscribers problem
about the eggs. They sold, at first, seven
for one cent, one selling 40, one ., and the
other at that price. They then soid Whal
remained for three cents apiece: Each re-
ceiycd 10 cents for his lot. Will your SUD-
scriber now return the compliment and an
swer the following? Two boys had to seli
30 apples apiece for their master, one solu
at three for one cent, making III cents, the
other two for one cent, making 10 Genus.
Total. IS cents for the sixty apples; Che
day one boy was sick, and the other having
to sell all 60 apples, sold them at i've ior Two
cents, bringing him only "a cents. h"'
became Of the other cent! SoCTHSiDE'
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RICHMOND, August %, 1873.

To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
Gentlemen mathematical egg pro-
blem submitted by "a subscriber" IN your
issue of to-day, if correctly stated, Is easy
as rolling off a log. The marketmen solu
their eggs, met. compared notes, learned now
much he who had the ten eggs had rcaIlzco
for them, pockcted each an equal amount mt
spent the balance for whiskey, had Jolly
time, and went home tight.
Yours &c. A READER.
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BALTIMORE, August 2s.-Flourquiet, steady ana
Corn scarce: white southern, lo072c. ::
yellow Southern nominal; mixed western hrm ana
lalisc. mixed western. dtM45c.: western white
nominal Rye quiet At o.Gt!oc. Mess pork dull.
shoulders e5D9Ac; clear rlO-sides. loc. for round
lots. Bacon less active, and prices unchanged.
Suear-curcd hams, l5IlG3c. Lard dull ana nonI-
nat Western butter steady and unchanged. Wits
NEWMARKET nearly bare, and nominal 1T Fl. la!
uchauged. Sugar quiet ut lOsc.
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NEW ORLEANS, August o3.-Flour firm ana scarce
family Ss5O@lO.25. Corn easier; mixed ds(at5c.
white 67Gn9Sc. Oats fir n at l6c. Orange my uui
nj s2t Pork dull and lower new mess at Sl1.75
Shoulders easier at gtc. Bacon dull and lower
shoulders e;c; clear rib ll.c clear He MANS a an
honds. Prices advanced Ordinary 2ltc.: fair 2la@
2sc.: good 22lc.: prime e..G22i. Lard, whlsk' y
sugar and InoliSses unchanged.
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. A11RoAp AND CANAL STOCK.
Isy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

N
NEW YORK. August 2S.-hioney easI d, s,,I,
cid ,,act ve mt 1l5tmus. Governments duli an'
,ir,le doing. States quiet and nominal
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. August 2s.-Loans decreasea 30, ,o.
ono specie decreased s2,isssoo; egai-.enoea.
creased 50 oo7 700 deposits decreased s''0e'"OO I'll
cuIaton decreased .SS3,o0o.
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS.

A FANCY BALL At THE OLD SWEET-D1s-
PLAY OF HANDSOME LADIES, ELEGANT
DRESSES. JEwELRY-BEAUX SCARCE
A GRAND sUPPER-TuE ATTRACTIONS
OF THE OLD swEET-McGovERN MAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GUESTS, &C.
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IoITISCJLI.F ETS,

LOUISVILLE. August 23.--Flour steady. Corn
steady: white offered ut bsc. for sacked and de-
Ivercd Pork easy at SlG.5oM Sl5.75. Bacon steady
shoulders, 0tc. clear rib, loic. clear lie packed
hams steady at l3lc Plain lard quiet 1T sf1atc'
tierce, ola lOC, Whiskey firm at 9SGg7c.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, August 23.-Flour quiet. Corn firm
ut 4C6y i9c. Provisions steady. Pork nominal al
$40 5oGlSl7. Lrrd nominal aud quiet: steam sn
sac. Kettle, SG,tc. Bacon firm and IN gond nc-
mand 1T 9ic.; shoulders. lS0lO5c.; clear rlo, lu6c
OH the spot. WhIskcy firm 1t 96c.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, August 22.-Flour quiet and nm
changed. Corn frmcr at 3sG15Sc. Oats dull ana
unchanged at 2062atc. Whskcy held at 9sc. No
sales Pork quiet al Slg7j. Bacon dull, only lin-
tied iobbing demand. Lard quiet at 13c.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Saturday, August %.

CORN AND FLOOro CaoAAEAA>oI'
Saturday, August %.
OFFERINGS.
,rur,r.-Whitc, 354O bushels. Red, l,l36 bushels
cnnE'HWhitr. sGl bushels. Mixed, 400 bushels.
OATs.-c30 bushels.
RYE.-sU bushels.
SALES.
N11FAT-White, s3 bushels very good ut sta
OF bushels very good at S.75: "a bushels at Sl65
isS bushels common ut 81 SIS; .! bushels very gool
n sl7a: loio bushels prime at Sl.75 $50 bushels
common al Sl.o5: l9O bushels common at Si50; %
bnshcls very good on private terms: 10 bushels at
81 no 40 bushels at ITO 1915 bushels prime on prl-
yatc terms-total.2 49S bushels.
WuEAT.-Red, 44O bushels very GOOD al Sl.65: o.
bushels very good at Sl.G0: % bushels common al
81 40 bushels very common at Gle; 60 bushels COM
mon at 81 as; 30 bushels common at S35; IA hlsll
els at SIS; 81 bushels good at SLe1-total, 49,
bushels.
CoKS-Whtc. 100 bushels very good at 75c.
mixed, 100 bushels very good at &c.
OATssO bushels at !5c.; so bushels al 45c.-total,
go bushels -
RE-EXHIBITED.
WIIEAT-Red, 40 bushels.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY, FIFTEEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND AND ONE MILE
FROM PEAkE,S, ON CHESAPEAKE. AND
trust executed 10y Thomas II. Kinney and Mary T.,
his wife. Which deeds have been recorded I'm The
clerks Office Of Hanover county, the undersigned
trustee IN the deeds aforesaid. Will offer for sale at
public auction, on the premises on THURSDAY.
September 25. ut u NJ, the TRACT OF LAND Oh
which the said Kinney now resides, situated In
Hanover county, fifteen mites from Richmond and
one mile from Peake's. on the Chesapeake AMI ohio
railroad cont lining ONE HUNDRED AND FOR
TY-THREE ACRES: one hundred acres Of open
remaining fIrty -threc acres well 'm'~red.
The land is very superior for wheat aud grass and
on account of its convenience to market wouIl
make fine fruit and vegetable farm. Ua'ing been
sta nd for physician for great many ycirI. tn"
attention of physicians !, called ID this chlrreoi
obt;iiniug nice little flrm with good practice
The improvements consist of frame dwelling
containing four rooms together With the usual out
houses. ...s
TERMS Sufficient In cash 10 lay expenses ~ sale
and 10 pay two bonds with interest on the same
cav VI 800. Terms of credit made known at SALE
Persons wishing TO attend the sale from Rich
mond will leave on the $50 4. VI. mail train aud
turn IN the evening. CT. DYSON.
au 25-MSThtdS Trustee.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

WIIMrSGTOS, August 90. - Spirits turpentinc
steady at 3oc Rusin quiet ut 24@5c for strained
Crude turpcntinc quiet at - for hard 1886 for yell
low-,iip and virgin. Tar steady at $3.50.
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LIME AND CEMENT.
OFFICIAL.

OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES,l
RICHMOND. VA, July 25, 1873. !
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
d SEMBLY approved April 2d. 1878, 1t Is lawful
for the Circuit Court Judges Of this Common
wealth. until the times for holding The terms OF
70 fix the time for holding such terms. The terms
of the Twelfth Circuit have been fixed as follows
TWELFTH CIRCUIT.
Shenandoah County.-a0th August, 5th December
and 5th April.
Ptge list September, 5th January, and 5th May
Rvckinghonl.-1oth September, 18th january, and
18th April.
Wurren.-5th October, 10th February, and 18th
Nav. .,
(iarke-l5th October, ed February, and 25th
May.
June. j. BELL BltIGEk
iv os-oaw lin Clerk House of Delegates Of Va.
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OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
ARTIFICIAL-STONE PAVEMENT
FOR TILE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

No. 9l2 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, va.
We are now prepared to lay down the above
named pavement In the most artistic manner and
in any design, pattern. or color desired and at n
court.yards areas cellars Of houses floors Of sta
bles. &C., using the celebrated English Portland
ment thereby nsurng great durability, entire free
Of finish, &e~
Parties wishing the anoye work done will please
apply immediately MS this Is the most suitable time
OF the year to have the work done In.
County rights for sale.
Orders received ut The office, 912 Main street.
te6-am J. II. TERRES B. co
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, August 2a.-virginia 6's' conSo'S' 90
West Virgnia's, u. Bid to-day
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BY Moody 4 Royal,
Real Estate Agent; and AuctiOnecis.
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE - THE
TOWN OF MANCiiEaTER; ON TWFLF1n
STREET NEAR THE RICHMOND AND Pr
TERsRURG RAILROAD DEPOr.-Bv virtu" OF
a decree Of the County Court Of Chesterfield conn
~ III the June term, 1873 in the chanccry suit of H.
l.. Brown. surviving partner, &c. ~. Refine Co0k,
Administrative ct ats, will sell at auction. on
THURSDAY. August 18th. 1879 at $3.50 o'clock T. W.
on the premises. that valuable aTORt-iiDESE
situated on the street above mentioned. The build
ing contains six rooms besides the large and coil-
venent store and bar rooms. The lot fronts 10 feet
and runs back 1872 feet. This very VALUABLE" pre-
perty Is one of the best business stands IN the
Town, in an improving part of The town. aud con-
vepient to the Belle Isle Nail Works. Such property
AS this should engage the attention uf persons s.ek
Ing good and profitable investments.
TERMS One-sxth cash: the baaucc upon credit
of one, two, three AMI four years. the purchaser
TO execute bonds bearing six per cenr. lutte
rest from day of sale for the deferred payments
the title being retained until the whole purchase
money is paid. WI: l;GLnpIoN,
&. ". TURNER,
Commissioners.
MOODY e RoYALL. AuctiOneers. az lG-t.E
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REAL ESTATE All PRIVATE SALE.

r ARGE BRICK DWELLING AND Va
IL CANT LOTS ON THE SuRTl! SIDE ~
CLAY BETWEEN ADAMS STREET AND
BROOK AVENUE.-At the relGtst 81 Sir. rue
man A. Parker (who expects 10 remove SHORTY 10
his new house now being erected, offer for SAFE
his present residence. located as above c"ntnlIs
about eleven rooms. front and rear p"rttcpGs, eA,
water &C.. with the use Of city cutrerf. ana Large
brick kitchen containing four rooms. The whol.
premises In good repair. The lot has 4 'front.' o, -
feet aud depth OF $50 feet. but 1t VIII p" 80 tlviHn
II desired. As 10 sell with the dwen. 4 part 81 3!
feet and the vacant lot 10 the east having iron' 81
43 feet. Price reasonable anu tcrni' ;ttc"mmoe-
ting Possession 18th October next. hppN,1
&c ". GUDDlH.
an a3-3t Real Estate AuctiONccr
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BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALLY.
The Lewis amendment, adopted the 18th OF febru.
AIRY, ls7s TO the bankrupt an additional ex
.mption In excess of the five hundred heretofore
exempted OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS against all
judgments and DEGREES OF State courts.
Wife's right OF dover Is, rs heretofore preserved
Intact.
c. MAURICE SMITH prosccutes clsims or ever,
description against the United States Government
Mr.. JACOB COIN, an expert In bankrupt matters,
Is connected With The firm.
CORRESPONDENCE solicited. NH 10
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.AUcrIoN sALEs-Ynsure Days.
BY Robertson q Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Hull street opposite the courthouse,
!. Manchester. Va.

~.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
Z THE MIDLOTHIAN COaLsMfSEs, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FOR. SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION--By virtue Of deed Of TINS.
executed TO me as trustee 10Th of March 1870 y
William Winfres, DR., and duly recorded in nc
clerks Office OF Chesterfield Coun.y Court ~ b. 10
uage 21s), shall, being required so 20 do hy The
lciary, sell at public auction. on the premise.
on WEI,NESDAY,l 10th OF September, 1873, at IL 81,
Midlothian coal m Ines, in Chesterfield county con-
tanning about nine hundred and hrty-two acres, adj
Joining the lands of Franklin Stearus %. IT, Han
cock, and Others
This land Hes about two and half miles from,
Coalfield station, on the Richmond and DanvifJe
railroad. within The coal-feld. About one.tfird T.
cleared; the residue In forest of oak and zinc The
surface indications Of the existence OF coal are "a
good as any In the coal-fed The buildings consist
of dwelling with nine or ten rooms, and all neces
sary out-hoilses.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay expenses Of sale
and SSio.Sls0 on the 10th Of March, 1374. and $3.50
on the 10Th OF March, 1875. to he secured by deed
OF trust on the property: the residue or the Bur.
chase money, If any. to be payable at such times
and secured In such manner as the said Wif.rea
shall direct. and In default of such direction as the
trustee shall think 1T.
+, Convey auces Will be at Coaheld to take persons
arriving by the morning train 10 the place OF sale
Gale positive, without limit or reserve.
) ,. BRDOkS. Trustee.
ROBERTSON & BEoSAUGH, Auctloneers.
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FINANCIAL
ernunosp sroCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, August %, 1878.
Gold onened at ,s. closed at 1Ss. $1,000 virgins
,onnons were sold at 7sa and 800 @. & o. Il. H. %
IT ga, American gold LISA ~. zt
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at S7i. American golo i.io1. tE
80 STATE SECURITIES. ~ ,..<J
,.,,o .onso,s ........... 50!
virginia tax-race1vable coupons. TIT wv
virsinia Interest certincates........ 20
CITY.
Richmond city 's........'..-..---.''''ggo}
Richmond city ST.. .'....'..'...''..."' %
Wilmington city SIS. gold.......-......a
,s.. RAILROAD BONDS. .-.s
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad os' soia' IS
Wilma III; y Central third mortgage e's,
yi +: Central inionmortgage SD o,t
Reb,nond and Petersburg railroad LIST
R %ST5easi r. Fr;c 4; and Poo.
RAILROAD Raj Rls T.; j and POLO
orange rnis s'; and alesanaria Railroad 18th %,
mortgage as, NJ. s. S:........;.:;;.';;ii.
Richmond and Danville consol. 8s' u. "a
4 N................ ...-.,...'..'.''''
RAILROAD AND CANAL STOCK.
Jane. River and Kanawha Canal LIST
mortgage G's, NJ. Il NJ. ..'.'''.''s 90
Chrsapeake and Ohio Railroad, -. .loo..2s
Richmond. Fredericksburg ana folo inn ~
H.Ss SonP P2edericKs6ars and POLO:
Ri itlin Fredericksburg and Poto- ,oo o,
mac seven per cent. guaranteed: ...'
Richmond and Danvilie Railroad: -. loo.''a
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad COM Ina q;
mon, Observation-Disclosures. AZ
Clover Hill Railroad. ............'.'.'''i'''
.#s BANKS. .-t
100. .12o
First Natlonai nj - i:.i,,;, 100. 1903
National BULK on VIZ '...l 100. 1864
Planters Nalloai. - - 100. 100
Merchants Nauo ,.,,i l., ''''.....l 100. ee1
state Bauk Oh ~ i,'la ~ So. g5
Union Bank OF hlG ,nrs IN yinrs. 25.. 2.i
Merchants an" fi"l'''i' ' . rs. %
Guy SaFInEs. i;,,cn .. e5.. 80
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NEW ORLEANS.
.,,. ORLEANS. August 23.-New \ ork slSh',
uold. ll5l
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims
IN against the estate Of David j. Saunders, de-
ceased. will present thcm propsrly certified 70 my
attorneys, s. ). Garter and T. Is. Saunders, at $50
Main street. Those indebted to the said estate will
promptly settle with my attorneys.
H. G. SAUNDERS,
Administrative on the estate OF David Saunders,
deceased au 2s-at
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BY W. Goddiu.
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent
,.o-,.- y Ipyenth and Bank streets.

TXCELLENT AND VERY cUH
Ia ENTLY-ARRANGED BRt! n ~ - Try.
ING IN A VERY IMPROVING LUSS rStIIrtrS
on THE NORTH SIZE OF CAki II !" XIX Etf
FOUSHEE AND ADAMS SIk '-i,;hn:.. small
SATE.-At the request OF the owner t"''"9,, a. lar
family does not require large hou,ri' ~ " Ia
sale the EXCELLENT BRICK DIV DIVE hl - = ~ t5J
Gated as above. The lot has ir o,,t q. cort.Irs
feet TO Il wide alley. The main u"ei''la, jcb /, =
seven rooms, with sub-basemcnt. IN "i.'' rrtiug
furnace for heatingt when Necessary W., ting ci-
II 'front.' front aud rear portcocs' WIN nt ,invr.
taininy three ROOMS below for servants a .r,1f
bail. rooms &C.; two chambers, ana III I'll and hyt
All excellent brick kitchen, In when !, t"''
water also. stable, wood aud coti-h9uscs, ,uly
IN. Whole premises are not only re!na i,"'t.S
well built. but are very convenient ana ~ var,
order. The plumbing alone COST ohN
ago, 400. -, - , nrryh1set.
A personal inspection vii! secure H." uhJ
By calling al nv office will accouipan! 'h'
wish to purchase 10 see the pr"pef,E' cnupIN.
Real Estate Agent.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of deed
l. Of trust from Samuel j. Barker. hearing datr
the 10Th day Of September. ISL. recorded In The
County Court of Henrico. default having been
made In the payment of negotiable note Hcrurri
in said deed. and being requested 50 Ia do by III"
holder of said note, will proceed to sell At public
auction. on the premises, on CtSDAi III" -sth
day Of August. 1873 1T IL O'Clock NJ, the undivided
interest of said Barker Ia L tract piece, or parcel
of LAND living and being in the county Of lltilrco
about four miles below the city Of Richmond, ou
the Williamsburg road. "
TERMS Cash. LILLIAN tuLhN.
AN "a t... Trustee.
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NEW YORK. August 23-Ircadstuts quiet am
winter red, Sl.63. Corn opened l@s2c. higher, ana
closed uu ct with a partial advance. Pork steady
NJ SIS l93d1*s rs. Lard weak. Savals and groceries
uuiet Freights steuiy.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF IMPORTS.
BALTIMORE MARKETS,

, NEW YORK, August 23.-The imports In Dry
poous for the week amounts to S3.3l5.3Tb: general
merchandise. 81 760,I65; total. ss,0sl,s!5
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RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, RESTAURATEUR,
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
keeps on hand the very hest that the markets afford
Including luNuries OF sea and land nf The various
ATTITUDES from the lakes 10 the tropics. lie lnvles
attention 10 his uuryallcd