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sY mr., afnrusn nc IL HAZE CDTr1n. Dan.
tx - na,na Man. I-2YuuE tan always tell % Coy
800 moth af cuts llfs lfaar. Not becat1sf
Isss sices OF it look as ff &c had been cheEed
m hyau Hbsens. minded fiprse, but you teIti it
| by The way i,estops on the street and twrig-
riess bis shoulders. Wien d fond mother
has TO cut her boys hair che IS careful to
guard against any annoyance and fnluss by
laying sheet Oh the carpet. IL has never
yet occurred to her 10 ,sit him oyera bare
floor and put The sheet around his neck.
Tibet, she draws the front hair oyer his eyes
and leaves &c there while she cuts that which
Ia at; the back The hair which lies over bis
eyes appears to be, surcharged with electric
needles, aud tnat (which is silently dropping
down under BIS shirt band appears to be, on
6re.l She has unconsciously continued to
push his head forward until his nose presses
bis breast, and is too busily engaged to no.
tice the snufling sound that is becoming
alarmingly frequent. In the mean time he
is seized with an irresistible desire to blow
bis nese, but recoilects that bis handkerchief
| Is In the other room. Then Ay lights on
his nose, and does 1t so Unexpectedly that he
inyoluntarily lodges, and catches the points
of the shears in his left ear. at this he
commences to cry and wish he was man:
But his mother doesn't notice him. She
merely hits him on the other ear to inspire
confidence, and goes on with the work.
When she is through she holds his jacket
collar back from. his neck, and with her
mouth blows the short bits Of bair from the
top Of his head down bis back. He calls her
attention to this fact, but she looks for new
place on his head and hits linn there, and
asks him why he didn't use his handkerchief.
Then he takes bis awfully disfgured head to
! the mirror and looks att, and, young as he
lis, shoulders as he thinks of what the boys on
| the street will say. ssr'tor .':f>-s<2,
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BALTIMORE

BA1rraoaE, June, es.-Virginia s's, consois, SO
West yirginin,s 10 Bid to-day
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T ANE 81 BODLEY,
CORNER JOHN AND WATER STREETS,

manufacturers of STATIONARY and PoRTA-
BILE sTEAM-ENGINEs, CIRCULAR SAW.
MILLS, with solid iron frames, friction free
wrought-iron head-blocks, with automatic dogs
Our head-blocks are perfectly accurate, and will
set by fractions of one-sixteenth Of an inch. Self
Feeding Lath-Maehines, Bolting, Edging and Cut
OF Saws. asa*s
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LOST. STRAYED, DC.

STOLEN, from my residence, in Henrico
~ county, last Friday night, BRIGHT BAY
HORSE, about twelve years old, white star In fore;
head, and badly slue-footed. Ten dollars reward
p MRS. GEORGE n. TOMPKTNS,
six miles from town, Oh Deep-Run turnpike.
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" ..-rr DAILSLlNE FUN
NEW YORK, PHIL tDELPBIA, BALTIMORE,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU-
LAR LANDIyGs ON JAMES RIVER
.vuE DE L'EAUhND GID POINT HOTELS.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
. i~'l ADAMS EXPRESS.
On and after Nav 5th, 1879, this company will run
aDAILY LINE Sundays excepted, consisting of
their fast and elegant steamers
JOHN SYLVESTER, CAPTAIN j. A. POST;
ELIZA HANCOX, CAPTAIN >. C. CLIFFORD;
leaving Richmond ut 8 A. M. sad arriving here at
Az. NJ. .s' p,
Passengers make sire connection at Norfolk with
Bay Line for Baltimore, philadelphia, and New
Fare to Norfolk. =. !,................$ so
y Fare TO Norfolk and rurn 90
Fare to to Phiiadsphas. 50
Fare Fare TO 70 N Vus de- Ea6or Old Point so
Fare to Vue de rEau5r Old Point and ~
TcEeiS on sale on sSmers and at CARRIER Co.
Ticket Agency, $40 Nan street. Baggage checked
through. Freight reeaved daily for Boston, Nor
folk and Portsmouf:, and regular landings on
Freight for way-l TfATUM, { G eR Agent.
. Office Company wharf Rockets; branch Of
fee Ninth and NIiil streets: te5
PHILADELPHIA, RICH @#S
/ MoND. ANbNORFoLK sTEAM-ssH.sss!ss!sss
SHIP LINE.-HR PHILADELPH TWICE ,. A
mond every Tuesday and FRInAY at - O'Clock
H.. and h1delpha every TUESDAY and
sATURDAIS the same m hour; :. ; =, -, So ~
rarts Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey. and Delaware,
also for Cin1eston, savannah, and New Orleans,
and bills ofadinng signed through.
passage H. Philadelphia, including meals and
etata. room, Ss W. z. PORTER, Agent,
- Ne. 2423 Dock street, Richmond.
gm y .s.I 4. No. 10 South Wharves,
myog No. ii North Wharves. Philadelphia.
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ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS. ATkxh
= SAILING FROM NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
a& RATES:
CABIN PAssKGE-PAYABLET IN GOLD.
To Liverpool, Glasgow, Londonderry, or
Queenstown anu 700
10 eo and ~
70 Hsvre, Hamburg, Antwerp .;.:...;:, 90 and 50
To Bremen, Gothcnburg, Christihnia, >,
n B.Gabin rates for "wednesday steamers pay
= sTRERAGE-PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
Glasgow, Liverpool, Queenstown, or -. 80
Ha a1haGga aayre, Antwerp, 8 rom g
Psansers booSed 70 and from railway stations
or ssanorts In England Ireland. Scotland Norway,
Sweden, Denmark: Germany, France Holland Bel
etPf Passengers booked DIREcT from Palermo, Genoa,
Messina, and Trieste TO New York. IS sys
For further iq HgSnEsso aRPif s e
laag ~ Bowling Green, d. Y.,of at}3
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO, Agents.
ap1r 3Governor street, Richmond, Va.
ToR NEW YORK.-oLD DO cegFA
u MINIoN Steamship COMPANY. esEsssns
AG All 4, ALBEMARLI:, and HATTNRAs leave
New 1STk sGp Soh eaS asa
at O'Clock =. III. -,
Leave Rlcfmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY at high tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
SALOONS, state-rooms, and bathrooms - 49,,
The fare, accommodations, and attention afe u'l'
Freghts for points beyond New York forwasd 1ss,
with dispatch. and! no charge made except ac''l1'
| expenses incurred. "a, .,,aus 60 ~,
II Close connections r,aue wita s'e ap ava an az
southern and European ports. z"
= " Ali GEoRr;E NJ. ALLEN 6 CO., Agents,
SD III y IstsEsp 20 No. 3 Governor street.
CAPTAIN GEORGE W. ALLEN. ~ slsSict' ziti:1t .
| IosIH D., MAYER. sts..zE3 ap =
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LINE &#Kfh
IN r-= STEAMERS. sssxzszkss.ai

These steamships are the largest in the trade.
Cabin passage, $780, 49,, and FOO; excursion, Sl8o
and $3.50 currency; steerage 49, Prepaid steer
derry Glasgow Cardiff, Bristol, or London, cheaper
than by any other route. For further information
| apply to Isl .sa F. N;J. AuhSI,
GEORGE w. ALIENS CO, Agents,
an "a .,rI7i - '"I Richmond, Va
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COTTON MARKETS, SErrEMnER 80.

~
Misunderstanding doing--middi ngs, nominal
low mid ingS. l 7c.: receipts, SCI bales; snip
mcnts, ! IS bales: stock, 1852.
BALTIMoRE.-Quict and nominal: middlinss'
ISc; low lniddlings. &C.: strict good ordinary
iGC pct receipts. 40 bales: gross. SIS bales; cN-
ports cutSiHst.. 27J bales: stock Id ~ bales.
NEW pRLEAS$.-Activc: mtddlngS, I'.c.: low
miulings 7c.: strict gooi ordinary, ibsc. ord'-
ilrv. l 4Wl Jc.: net receipts. $500 irtes: gross
1896 bales: saleS, l 500 bales; stock, 22.Jo3
bales.
Lafei.-Coiton active and still higher: sales of
low millliugS at 7i,c.: middngs, inside 1:.c.
sales probably 5000 bales.
SAVANN.tIi.-Ac'iyc and firm; mtddlngs. 6ic
net receipts. 2.l2I bales: sales, GA bales stock.
IL 76J bales.
MoBILE.-Quet; middlings. 16ac.: low mid
tlines. lJ7sr.; strict good ordinary, 4Gc. net re-
CENTS. 9SI bales; exports To the continent. l.oOO
b;cs; coastwise, 40l bales; sales, 200 bales
stock, 10.201 bales. ~
Enthusiastically; lnddlings, 16c.; low
middliug>. SIC strict good ordinary. 1iisc. net
receipts S23 bales: sales. 600 BALES; stock SOU
bales. -
Observation-Disclosures; middings. 1i@c; net
receipts, 100 bales exports coastwisc, 81 bales
sales. S bales stock, l.l55 bales
NoRFoLK.-Quct; low middingS, &c: net re-
ceipts. 1.65i bales: exports coastwise, I'l1o
bales: stock. 1882 Ialcs.
GALyESToN.-Alm0St no demand: price nohi-
nal: net receipts 49J bales: exports coast"lsc.
600 halcs: stock. $500 bales.
BOSToN.-Quict: middlings. So: net fecelplSc;
$50 bales: gross receipts, OF q bales: sales, 2ou
balcS; stock, 5000 bales.
ArGUSTh.-l)emand better; lniddings, DC. re-
ccipts, 335 bales; sales 80 bales
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81. By Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No 1yta Main n rect

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF THREE
" SMALL TRAITS OF LAND IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO by PURLN AUG
TION.-Iu pursuance OF decree OF the County
Court Of Henrico entered 2stl November, 1877,
In the cause Of Payne and air. cs. Hutchinson,
administrators, we shall sell by public auction,
In front of the courthouse OF Henrico county, on
MONDAY, October q, 1873, n J.? o'clock NJ the
following described REAL ESTATE, Of which the
late John A. Hutchinson died seized and poses seq
LIST. a LOT OF LAND, cpntaining tORI 1-ONE
ACRES. Ou the road leading from New Marker 10
Long Bridge, near strawberry Plains, and ad)oin-
Ing the lands OF Nathan Enroushty and NICK hoo-
I'd. A LOT OF LAND. containing SIXTY
ACRES. In the lower end or the county, aha ID q
mart of the farm known As Graveily Hill.
; al. A LOT OF LAND, containing EIGHTY
AND OSE-THlRD ACRES. In the lower
part of the COUNTY near White Oak swamp, aaloln-
Ing BetheIs, Aliens, a1l A9untc:isues nna' lot
III desirable 10 purchasers, the last named tract OF
land NAV be divided into lots or eight and one-tru
acres each as IL was formerly SO divided ana sofa.
TERMS nough in cash 10 pay the expense ane
cost Of suit; the residue upon credit instaimeno Oh
ope-third eacl az one, two and three years, carry
lug interest; the purchaser or purchasers eiflnS
negotiable notes for said credit payments, wih APP
proved jndorser, such indorser, however, % On
dispensed with In any CASE In which the purchaser
shall elect 10 nay one-fhird OF the purchase money
In cash and the residue In nstalmeats rs aioresso'
-, JOHN u. YOUNG,
sf"5 John 4. COKE.
,s.... ~ 81. t4-...., i. Vi. CONNER,
Ga ,s ..... ....... ..4. 4 Commissioners
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Tor SALE, LARGE AND sPLESDI

Tor SALE, LARGE AND splendid
IL GRAZING FARM IN PUCAHOSThs
COUNTY, WEST VA, DIVIDED INTO SHALL
FARMS TOSUIT PURCHASERS.-By Virtue ofs
deed Of trust from X. N. Pool, &c J will proceed
t. sell at Hunersvllle. West Va. on rU ESDAY Tho
21st day OF October, 1873, at 12 O'Clock NJ that
magnificent BODY UE LAND. containing FIVE
THOUSAND TWO HUSDRt AND EIGHTY
FIVE ACRES, formerly owned nv James X. Ewine.
lying on the North, South and Silver forks Of IN
river. about one mile from 1lbsons, In Pocabonias
county, West Va About one thousand Ave HIM
dred acres are cleared, and has full and aue
growth of blue grass and timothy, and furnishes
grazing for several huuGeei cattlr each year n
has very fine body OF various iimbers on H. and ia
the best watercd Land in that seciion as the three
forks OF Elk river run through lis various Darts
Iron and coal are said to have been discovered on
1t recently, ard from its location these InDerals
may exist In vast quantities.. .s. W.
y lies Immediately along the line Of a projected
railroad and tkeh atogethe IS the most desirable
body OF timber, grazing, or farming land In that
fertile section. ....F-l.. . ....
Parties Wishing to examine the premises can find
good accommodations at Gibaon,s tavern, with di.
rections where the land lies. i.. -
The land Is being Oiviped into smaller farms Of
from three hundred to five hunCred sores the rretes
ana bounds of which can he seen on application 10
JOHN A. L!GHTNER, attorney at law, Hunters
vile, West Va.
TERMS: BY the deed the terms may lie cash I'm,
upon small cash payment 10 cover costs and ac-
crued interest, and satisfactory secnri,y for re-
mainder, easy terms and long credit may be given.
s@- - b. c. HARTSOOK,
Oc LTD p, Trustee.
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A KENrucKlAN's CHALIENGE.-Opc I!ao.
Rc,ickcr publishes in the Louisville Courier
Journal challenge as follows, - merely
offer 10 bet 5000 tive thousand dollars) or
more that I can ride fifty miles in shorter
time than any two men--one to ride the sirst
twenty five consecutive miles, and inc otner
The remaining twenty tive-they to ride The
same number Of horses rs myself: Dinu
myself to change horses at the end of every
mile: they may change as often as it suits
them. will usea California Spanish sad
die; they may use any saddle they choose.
80 horses to be used by either party which
have record. will bet the same sum or
upward that can ride 100 miles quicker
thsn any three men; one to ride the first
thirtv.ihrce consecutive miles, the second to
ride the second thirty-threc consecutive
miles, and the third TO ride the remaining
thirty -four miles. The conditions are to be
made the same as in my first otter. The above
named matches to be made over the Green
land racing course. near this city
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneets,
corner Governor and Franklin Streets.

PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY AT AUG.
l. Tl0N.-Under the provisions OF deed IN trust
executed by W. e. X. Frayser dated the LIST OF July,
1870 to ME. as trustee, to secure To T. g. Starke
now deceased, the sum OF twenty five hundred dol
lars, with interest AT the rate Of twelve per rer
tratrx), will sell ut public auction on the prcm-
ses, No. 1011 Main street, opposite the pos;-oilce
In City of Richmond nj the hour of / ! o'cock A
81, on TUESDAY, 7th day of October, 1873, all
the
INSTRUMENTS, FURNITURE, FIXTURES, and
STOCK
mentioned in said deed now In said gallery, upon the
following tcrIns-to Wit: For clsI to expenses OF
sale. eXccu III Of dees, and all unpaid interest up
TO Gay Of sale, amounting TO about seven hundred
and fifty dollars $3.50, and on credit I'LL the lst
Of July, 1874, for til. balInce. principal and inter-
est; and the remainder such terms a. the said
FrayScr shall prescribe.
y. IT. STARKE, Trustee.
Cook e LArGITOS. Aurtiuuenrs. Sc 81
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How PARIS Is PAINTED.-1t would aStOniSh
some of our old house-minters OF Baltimore
if they could witness the manner in which
the painters of Paris climb over the fronts of
these six and seven-stcry houses, and paint
them from roof to door-sill without the use
of ladder, scaffold, or any other wooden con-
triyance. either for themselves or their paint
Dots. One man, without assistance of any
kind, can paint the entire front OF one of
these tall houses in two or three days. Di-
recllv opposite our quarters siX-story build
ing. fronting about eighty feet, is under.
yoip. Il complete renovation, and the paint
Ing of the entire walls bas teen accomplish
ed by two youths. apparently not over nine
teen years of aye. They arc each provided
with 4 rope about an inch in diameter, eX-
tending from the apex of the roof to the
pavement, on which knots, one foot apart,
are made throughout It's entire length. BY
means of an apparatus with straps, clamps,
and hooks, 10 which is appended board on
which they sit, and Stirrups to rest the feet
in, which are strapped to their legs, they
move up and down the rope with great ra-
piClity and apparent ease. They move the
CLAIMS from knot to knot, and without
changing the position Of the rope are ena-
bled 10 paint about six feet OH either side Of
them. Their smaller brushes are stuck in
little loops appended to the seat, and the
paint-pot is suspended BY i smaller rope, on
which it is fastened by "a spring of some
kind, and is raised or lowered with ease, AS
they may desire it. Long practice has given
them great agility, and they seem to move up
and down and pirouette and oscillate along
the front with great deal more ease than il
thew were on ladders. They use brushes for
most otstheir painting nearly double the size
of thosealised in America, and make rapid
progress with the work. House-painting in
Paris is very extensive business, as peril
odicai renovation Of the houses is rendered
imperative by law, no one being allowed 10
dishgure a. ,neighborhooda by presenting
stained and dktgured walls. The houses being
all built of soft cream-colored sandstone,
many OF thefipeg STRUCTURES, Instead Of being
painted( Me, redressed by the stone-cutter,
and COLI o.tt ? after undergoing the process
of scranIpg aud .scrnhbing, as If fresh from
the quarry In abiding TO the amount OF
work these lads peyfprpstn day, il should
be understood that they commence work at
6 O'Clock In thesmorning and stop at Z O'Clock
in the evening, twelve bol1s53 being days
work among rtbe mechanics in Paris.--C. &
f., in Bqlkas6fY Arset7can: ~,
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ByD. h. Weisiger,
Auciionecr and Land Agent,
lois Main street.

THAT MOST DESIRABLE AND AT
i TRACTIVE LOT FOR A BUSINESS STAMP:
sTREETs. oPP s J. p. WfNsTOX s CO.'S,
RICHMOND. AT AUCTION.-By request OF Mr. r:
John Mandlls | will sell, on the premises, az l.
o'clock ri. on THURSDAY the 25th September
1878 the aove LOT fronting Pearl street Is ieet,
running back on New 81 feet, and on Cary z! ieet
inches This Is regarded rs one of the most yalu-
able pieces of property IN the city. sconvenience
to dcpots, mills, warehouses, Nc WI saw tna ~
percent. In drayage. 1t Is suited 10 an! .hiho VI
There are about l75,oOO bricks, which the pur-
chaser will ger. .ua ,,
vears Interest added ut six per cent, In negotiable
notes, secured by decd OF trust. .,-
''''''' ID. X. WEISIGER, Auctioneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed to a future day, Of
"a on d. X. WEISIGFR.
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$S-AE'ss.

WANTED, a MAN COOK. Good r. com
w moudo,ions reIuired. Apply at +. DAWES
& CO. 5. 1908 Main street, upstairs, between ~
and 2 @ Cuck. CC -
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by Richardson II Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

TWENTY-THREE LUAB L f
il BUILDING LyTS IN WOOpYILLE FOR
SALE By AUCTIDS.-On THURSDAY the 9th
OF October, at ~ o'clock z. D.. We shall sell by
auction. on the premises, in Woodrillc, near the
Fairfield race-co,lrse, about one mile norhea Of
the city. TW ESTT-rHRkENALU LIABLE BUILD
ING LOTS. numbered and located rs follows:
Lot No. in square No. 10.
Lots Nos. l, 21. 81. and 3D. IN square No. %.
Lots Nos. H. 10, 30. 81, 40, 80, %, 81, 81, "a,
Co, CT, 81. in square No. 81:
Lots nos. 2l, 20. and 30, In square No. 2f.
Lois Nos u and % In square No. %.
The aforementioned lots were sold to suntiry
purchasers but having failed TO comply with The
terms Of sale they will he rcsold at The time anu
place mentioned above ut their cost and expense.
So 80 RICHARDSON & co, Auctionecrs
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ByJ. l.. Apperson, Auctionccr,
..s. No. 1918 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOCUST HILL,
i 4 REALLY VALUABLE FARM, IN A3lE-
liza COUNTY, NEAR MATTOAX DEPOT, ON
THE RICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL
ROAD.-By virtue Of deed Of trust from the late
j ohm De Vres to the subscriber dated June Is 1892
and recorded In Amelia County Court shall, In e1-
ecution thereof SILL ut auction, on the premises, On
October 2, 1879, at II NJ, tli talr
conveyed by said deed, being the really valuable
FARM called LOCUST HILL, located as above,
about twcnty-seyen miles from RiGiM0n9, on : ne
Appomattox river containing TWELVE HUN
DkED ACRES, more or less. with the DWELL
ING and other improvements thereon, aud on which
the said De Eries resided ana after MS death the
home Of his family. .r 3" ''-
TERMS: The deed requires cash as to about $1,000
and expenses of salc but onefourth In cash ana the
balance at six and twelve months, with interest
will be accented As to the residue of the purchase
money the terms will bt announced 1t sale all Gre
dts to be secured by trust deed. l.-....
sc l. ''i y. l.. AfIEhsOS. trustee.
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'z ~ BY W. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank srects.

% HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,
Z(J ROUNDED BY BELVInEkE, CHuRSH,
IN HIGH STREETS, iS'rHE PLAN OF ORE
aoS Hill, FOX SALE AT AUCTiOs:-N the
request Of the original owners, shal ssi a. a o
Hon on the premises, on THURSDAY The 2d OF "
tniar. 1879, at O'Clock r. M. those TWENTY
VERY HANDSOME LOTS locsted as above, e"e ca
sexIOo feet. They command beautiful VIEW "a ~
lanes river and it's are very near ana
Convenient 70 the Tredexar Works, Belle Isle. ana
other manufacturing establishments, sno, o ~ .Ss
are In . very desirable and Improving par, ~ Wv
!, 4 plat OF the lots can be seen Ut my ounce. ,,
TERMS; One-fourth cash; bslanee At tou{, esn.,
and twelve months for negotinoie noeS, iuss''''
"10So' - 49, -, W. 6ODDIS, Auetioneer.
RICHMOND, September 10, 1919. sc Ls-eonoe
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 11l3 Main street.

A VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESI-
n DESCE, OR MARKET FARH, FOR SALE
BY AUCTTOS.-On THURSDAY the 2 1 October
Mt AZ O'Clock p. n, we shall sell by auction on
the premises, In Bowling Green, Que OF the most
desirable localities around Richmond, on the road
leading from the Mechanicsville turnpike 10 and
intersectiHg with the northern terminus Of Seven
teenth or Valley street, about0nc mile northeast of
the city, the desirable SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
or MARKET FARM owned and occupied by G.
Burton, IN containing six acres. more or less
Of highly Improved garden land. well IHclosed and
watered, with c4nyen ienry arranged
frame dwelling In good repair, containing seven or
rounded by large and beautiful stae-trcps
TErMS: Oue-thtrd In clsh: &64O goth Sen
tember, 1874; s640 Goth September, 1878: and
the residue In six months from The day Of sale Ne
gotiable notes to be given for The deferred paw
ments. with per cent. interest added secured by
deed of trust. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
"a 27 AuctIooe.r.
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cYNCISNATI MARK ETS.

CIycrSSATI. September 30.-General marke
very quiet. Flour quiet and steady. Corn irregu-
lar at 54@55c. Provisions quiet and slightly IN
proved jobling demand. PORK nominaiiy $t 10
proved; shoulders. sEc.; clear sides, 04c. Wits
kew unsettled at 95c.
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By Telegraph.
rp1y YORK MARKETS.

NEW
new YORK. September 3o-Cotton quiet ana
steady; sales Of 0S4 bales NJ S4@ DC; F!u "
more nrtI We and unchanged. Whsicy steady ut 9o
maaac Whent more active and Il shade IImer.
Corn quiet and shade hrmcr. Rice; small sales n
Carolina SH19ac. Pork lower new, s11@11.2 Up;
Inrd easier Turpeutine irmer at 40c: Rosin
auict. Tallow steady. Freights active and hrlner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-01
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, September 30.-Flour unchanged,
with better feeling but little doing Wheat acnt s
Divine, 81 45Gs1 G5; choice amber. II 65@.
good 9prime led tl59G.1a 6S s comon
TO fair, xl.35M$1.5O; Pennsylvania sl.5O@
s1.5S. Corn steady: white southern, re-. yellow
southern, Sac: mixed WESTERN Goo Oats hrm anu
visions quiet and steady. Western butter steaay
and Unchanged Coffee dull aud heavy. Whiskey-
Sales of 90 barrels at CSC. Sugar firm anu scarce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-01
BY Y. N. Lee, AuctlOneer,
1O14 Main street.

TWO SMALL FRAMED HOUSES, ON
i THE SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET
BETWEEN BROOK AVENUE AND SMITH
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-I will SILL
at public auction, on the premises on URS-
DAY, % October, 1873, at 8 O'Clock z. 81, the
property above described. The lots front each 26
feet on Leigh street. The houses are two stories
high, and contain three rooms, with kitchen.
TERMS: At sale n. NJ. LEE,
% 90 AuctiOncer.