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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-13
RY ". Goblin.
- "--..t By W. GodlIn.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh 2ud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND AssIGNEE's SALE
j. Of THE yAAhhuAAtBhAEs re EAEM sv OF TH dkt
xiLLETCRNP!KE, FIVE MILES FROM RICH;
MHNp; AkpVF TWo SMAtLsR spS r. NAV
FORTY AID THREk.QUARTER ACRES AND
FURTY-ONE AND SENEA-EIGHTHrA ACRES
by virtue OF deed OF trust executed 10 the under
wife, bearing date the 2eth May. 1871, duly re-
corded in Hanover County Court; and by virtue d
an order IN saghkuptGy sn,epSd oh hs "a dy
assignee or said John IT, LuinpsiH, and Wellington
Goddn, trustee. Will Iell ut auction on the prein
kin, on TUESDAY the l4th October. 1878, M
O'Clock T. d., III fair; II not, the lrst farday there
uf!srl the following VALUABLE EA 1iS =
AND TWENTY SEVEN ACKES: OF which abcs,
cigbty-sX acres are In original growth OF OAK
hickary' ash gum, &C.: balance open ana, OF rg1t
consisting OF handsome DWELLING contairiES
eleven rooms; Office, school-honsc barns &C.: als9
storeliouse. workshops, &c. The buildings are al
ingood order, and are insured for about "a, 0Ge
The dwelling is surrounded By grove OF oaks.
This farm viii he subdivid.d into TIRE or fOr;
smaller parcels SO as to sell with the dwelling sc'.
enty-sevcu acres and then the remaining $50 acre,
In two, three four parcels (hnying fronts on ID:
turnplke) rs may be determined on al the hour Q!
sale. .
After this, will be sold the TWO SMALL FARMS.
one containing FORTY AND THREE-QUARTEa
ACRES, half-mile from The residence OF Or. Lump
kin, nearly opposite the farm OF A1aJor Ro. +.
Archer, having thereon new and comfortable
dwelling with four rooms, and the land Is admire
bly, we'll adapted for vegetables &C. The other con:
taining FORTY-OSE AND SEVES-EiGHTHs
ACRES, distant about oIc mile from the turnpike,
on which there Is comforta bic dwelling contain.
ing three rooms about twenty acres Cleared. bal.
ance In wood OF excellent quality Plas OF the lsnt
will be exhibited ut the sale
The foregoing property IS admirably we'll !Oca-
ted In desirable neighbOrhood. on an exceen!
BILE that has been on the market for long tme
and as the sale will be peremptory, persons are In.
vite0 TO attend.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 1, 5, and
II months for negotiable notes interest added. and
title retained I'LL all OF the purchase money Is paid
-- W. GODDlS. Trustee.
oc3 JOHN A. LiSHA II. AssigDc".
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AN EVICTION IN 1RELAND.-Did you ever
see an eviction? l have. In my checkered
life | have been Il private soldier, and be.
tween 1S49 and 1850 was il the County
Cork, stationed at Ballancholy. Those OF
YOU who are Irishmen will want no deScrip-
tion of that beautiful valley of the Lee, which
winds between the hills from Cork, aud in
summer seems like very paradise, green
grass growing to the waters side, and bur.
nished with gold in the morning, and ruddy
to very crimson in the evening sunset. I
was there on November day. was one Of
q troop to protect the law-officers who had
come with the agent from Dublin to make
an eviction a few miles from In
niscarra, where the river Bride joins
the Lee. 1t was Il miserable day-rain
freezing into sleet as it fell-and the men
beat down wretched dwelling after wretch
ed dwellinS-some thirty or forty, perhaps.
They did not take much beating down there
was no flooring to take up; the walls were
more mud than aught else, and there was
but little trouble in the leyelling of them to
the ground. We had got our work about
three parts done, when out of ono of them
woman ran and flung herself on the ground,
wet as it was, before the captain of the troop,
and she asked that her house might be
spared-not for long, but for little while.
She said that her husband Lad been born IN
it; he was i'll of the fever, but could not live
long, and she asked that he might be per-
mitted to die in it in peace. Our captain
had no power the law-agent from Dublin
wanted to get back tie Dublin his time
was of importance, and he would not wait,
and that man was carried out while we were
front of us, while the sleet was
coming down-carried out on a wretched
could not call it a bedwan 15r he
died there while we were there; ana three
nights aftevward, while | was sentry on the
trout gate at Ballancholy barracks, we
heard a cry, ard when the guard was turned
out We found this poor woman there raw
inc mamie, with one dead babe in one arm,
md another ia the o,ther, cliDging to the cold
nipple of her lifeless breast. And if you
had been brothers to SUI u woman, sons Of
'ush woman. fathers Oh such a woman,
would not rebellion have see NED the hottest
gospel you could have preach eo!- CharteS
Bradlaugh
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A CHANDLER WHO DIDN'T KNOW THE
FRENCH FOR CANpLE.-[Donn Piatts letter to
the Capital Not bad story is current
among the Americans in Europe in this con-
nection, concerning our great Michigander,
Senator Chandler. While making his grand
tour of Europe he encountered our friend
General lie FeYre, a distinguished lingulst,
then United States Consul at Nuremberg.
The conversation turning on bills presented
by landlords, the Senator said he could rot
complain. His bills, compared to those he
had to pay in Washington, were reasonable
enough. :,
"But there is one thing that puzzles me, :"
he continued =" Wherever l 60, if but for
one night, I am charged witha buggy: Now,
the charged is low enough if ever MAD the
buggy, but haven't seen buggy since L
left the States" -
Our consul was bothered. He asked at
last to look at the bill, and found the learned
sentaor had mistaken the French word
4" bougie" for the honest American one
" buggy" '.. .r..-@..
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-. BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctfoneer aud Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Rink streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE-HALF OF
Il THAT VERY VALUABLE FARM OF 81.
VEN HUNDRED AND 1lilRTS-TWO 8SD
127-1000 ACRES. In HESRlCO COUNTY, On
THE NEW CENTRAL TUi:SPIkE. -FOUR ~
FIVE MILES BELOW THE CITY OF .RlCH-
nOND.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed 10
the subscribers trustees, bearing date the lsh OF
april, 1870, duly recorded In Henrico County
Court on the Orb OF May, 1870. we shall, in par.
execution thereof, proceed TO sell nj public auction,
At the manslon-hsuse said farm, on FRIDAY
the 7th OF October, 1873 ~ II O'Clock NJ, one
half of that VALUAB' f. FARM known as AL
PlNEBURG,' formerly owned by Mr.. Jacob s. Al.
lee, containing 1873 ACRES, Of which about half
Is open land balance lu timber, OF which large
portion Is black pine OF superior quality, foll
which ear be cut 4. coo cords, and two loads day
easily DC delivered at the brick-yard at Rock
ettS.
On this farm is comfortable DWELLING con-
tanning i've rooms, under which there is uiaSui-
fcent spring and spring-house, admirably fitted up
for dsiry, for which purpose this farm Is wei
adapted BY reason Of the meadows and springs
with which 1t abeunds. There are also several
small cottages suitable for tenants; also, lArse
barn, stable, SC. The open land Is OF sxcehehs
quality.
TERMS: Whilst the decd requires cash sale, ye.
the trustees are by the creditor TO accep
in lieu Of cash one 9th cash; balance at one tHo
and three yesrs for negotiable notes, secured by
trust deed, bearing 3 ptr cent interest thau-
yearlyL ZENAS 3. STEARNS,}
BENZ. Fl. SMITH, STrustees.
w. GODDIN,
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&C 1881 INST
NOR SALE. LARGE AND Splendid

l. GRAZING FARM IN POCAAOSTAS
COUNTY, WEST VA, DIVIDED INTO SMALL
FARMS TOSuIT PUNCH ASERs.-By virtue OF
deed OF trust from X. n. Pool, &c VIII pf9eeeo
10 sell at Huntersyille. West Va, ON TuESpAi ths
2lst day OF October, 1878, at IL O'Clock u ths!
magni1isens BODY OF Imp S9n Sn umfkGHrY
FIVE ACRES, formerly ow aed by James Z. Ewtps.
iyiug on the North, South, and Silver forks OF Eik
liver, about ono mile from GibsonS 10 oSanon JUS
county, West va. About one thousand nve n s,,a
drea acres are cleared and has isil anu 1no
growth Of blue grass and timothy, sp1 iuLn.A'g :,
grazing for several hnodeed cattle each year.
has very fina body OF various umhers on ana -
the best watercd Land IN thai section rs fhe throe
Iron snd coal are said to have been discoveredcn
IL recently ana from tts'focation these minerals
may exist In vast quantities - -
railroad, and takea altogether Is the most desiraoe
body Of timber, gruzing, or fssmiug hand In shaA
Parties wishing TO examine the premises can hnd
good accommodations ut Gib-ons tavern @ita W.
rections where the lallit lies. ~. ,.r,ns =,
The land Is being digiaed isto snAIeI .ha 49,
from three hundred totve hundred aefso, tnH IN
ana bougts ~ which can DO seen ON Si,ar ~
JOHN ~ LiGHTNER, attorney a. a~' tau''''' :
vile, West Va. ssss r. - s.. ma,
TkRMs: Blythe deed the terms may Do eAsh; on.
upon small cash payment 10 cover eosts sna az
crued interest, and satisfactory security ioa
maiader easy tesma and long ersais mn sX e
or ..ft ~ "a, " Trustee.
: w &st& =
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BY james NJ. Taylor 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneGrs,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
i FARM ON JAMES RIVER ABOUT six
MILES BELOW.'THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ADJOINING CIIAFl Ms BL UFF AND THE VIII
TON ESTATE, CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
AND SlXTY-SEVEN ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, AT AUCTfON.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust
executed To the subscriber, dated August ], 1871,
aud duly recorded In the clerks office OF Henrlco
County Court, IN Deadlock 90. page 257. TO Sc
cure the payment OF certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned, and at the request OF the holder OF one
Of said notes viii proceed 20 sell at public auction
upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 22d day
Of October, 1873. at IL O'Clock d., that valuable
FARM conveyed by said deed and located rs above.
The improvements consist or q comfortabie frame
DWELLING, with four rooms, and the usual
The land extends from the Osborne turnpike to
James river, with good landing thereon. There
are about 100 cleared, Of which IS acres are
iow-grounds. u--
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay the expenses Of
sale and balance due on q note OF S942.50, which
is subject to credit of $500: and upon credit as
to S4S7.50 till February ], 1874; rs 10 *503.75
till August ], 1874: as to $500 till February 1,
1875: as to &536.25 I'LL August l, 1873, for Me-
gotiable notes secured by a deed Of trust. Terms
rs to any surplus OF the proceeds Of sale after
enough to satisfy the aforementioned Sums Of mo-
ney due and TO become due viii be made known on
the day Of sale. JAMES 81. TAYLOR.
Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR sos, lAuctioneers. &C g.
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FORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER II, 1873.

Steamship Isaac Bell, Bakeman, New York, mer-
chandisc and passengers, G. ". Hen 4 CO.. agents.
steamer John Sylvester Post, SoriolK' her
chandisc and passengers. l.. d. TatuE1, agent.
Schooner J. Is. Anderson, -. Philadelphia, coal,
Page. ,r,.-,..,., uh,,,-
't Schooner Hattie Coo,nbs. jameson, Windsor, n.
s.. plaster, Staples & Blair.
SAILED. .....-..--..... ..--.-
Schooner Amelia IIcarn, Moore, Philadelphia,
railroad ties, Curtis s. Parker.
schooner 4. G. Stanard, Hubbard "ashington'
rFa shssn cpr M,Sx r" MeDonaa Fisher rhae
phiI, granite, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Robert Iicaly, Jones, Baltimore, Incr-
Schooner Annie. Johnson, Wilmington, Del, cin
Oshornes, coal, Curtis 4 Parker
Schooner Kent Island, Hndg1ns; Baltimore r'a
James river. lumber. Curtis Il Parker. .
schooner Hannah Warwick, Baylor, Norfolk
granite, Currle & 90.
Schooner W. l.. Franklin. Seward, W aShlDe'of.
granite. Currir .G Go.
Schooner Catawalnteak, Lord, James river, light.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Brakeman. New York. mer-
chandise and passengers &. W. Allen& Co., agents.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Bark f. II. Warrington, Dill, Baltimore, October
BARK Lubra, Terhune, Baltimore, sailed October
Schooner B. Bradley, McMonaglc, Philadelphia,
Schooner Reading Railroad, No. n, McFadden,
Philadelphla, october ~. ,,,,,,,,,
Schooner Imogene Divcrty, Candy, Philadelphia,
October 10.
Der 9. ,,
October b. ..
VESSELS IN PORT.
Schooner Harry Landel Taylor, New York, dis
charging. II.
Schooner Katie Ranger, Martin, New York, dis
charging railroad iron.
Schooner George W. Anderson, Anderson, New
York, dlscharging.
Schooner T. 3. Taylor, Hillman, Philadeiphia
Schooner Armenia, Call, Philadelphia, discharg'
ing coal. ,,,,,,,,
Schooner General Grant, Hearn, Philadelphia
Schooner Lucy Wright, Elsey, New York, dis
Schooner Mary and Frances, Philadelphia, dis
charging coal. ,,a ,,.;.
Ing. ,,o a. r,-,,o die
charging coal. 49,, r.,, yU,,d
sor, n. s., dischareing plaster. ,,.,.o,,., ,,,s-
Schooner MigniOnetle, Bacon, ueorgeto"h' uis-
charging coal. ,o,7 ,u,.,,o -o,,,a colt
Schooner James Eedren, New York, discharging
IDY .TELEGRAPH.J - g.. +
NEW YORK. October 1l.-ArriVed, steamers
Regulator and Leo Arrived out, steamer Ohio
FoxTREss MoSRoE. October 11.-PaSsed In for
Richmonu banks Luhra and r. Ill. warrington
from baltimore, to load for Rio. .'E .s
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, October 1l.-Flour dull and IN
Nhanget.. Wheat dull and lower: white choice,
ssnbsr. q TO- good to prime, Ill .6OM*l. 81 COM
r.on to far, 81 40@$l So Corn dull white south
a. E5c1 yellow southern. zoe. Oats active
ca ca usenu, tO@52c Provisions quiet, nominal and
S 500, " Mess pork, 81 7.25@$17 80. Bulk meats
b, SaFs. 7sc.; clear rb-sides, 8Hc Bacon-shoul-
, ,a %9aC; clear rb-sides, 104c.; sugar-cured
,ers, : sMlhc. Lard, s4GSEc. Western butter,
IanS, Nht aud in good demand. Coffee nominal:
ihps, weak aud lower at ESQ., Sugar duil at
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

ADVANCES OFSEVENTYPERC CENT. IN CASH
: OF TAX-PAID VALUE
,yu< he made on consgnments to our house, IN
TIE, Ttit EsT AT RATE OF SIX PER CENT. per
annun. We uuthorize sight drafts, with bili q
ad u Of advance after receipt of goods.
SRI,hJlT p fTJRNS made with check for balance
immediateIy or sale of goods
safa tonS5rtera Of the :. Don Carlos " and g Fl
CATO - brands of MASS LICoRICE:
oaao NAM" :" - HOFFMAN, LEE & CO.,
Tobaccp Com mission Merchants
IS Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md
smy5i-eodsn "a
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AUcTIoy sALEs-Fusure Days.
By Coulling q Pendleton,
Real Estnte agents and Aucnoneers,

ToR SALE, "WOoDBINE,o THAT
II BEAUTIFUL AND :, ATTRACTIVE ssH Z
ROAD LEADING FROM MECH ANICSVlLLE
TURNPIKE TO MEAn0WBRiDGE Road, IM;
NEDIATELY OPPOSITE DILL'S FARM, ONE
AND 4 HALF MILES FROM R!CHMoNp.-We
wiz offer for sale At public ancaon, On me pre-
AZ O'Clock p NJ, WooDBINE,"r That beaat,fq,
THREE-Q UAkTER ACRES OF LAND, located
as above. The Improvements consist OF all elegant
FRAME DWELLING with five rooms; kitchen
with two roons;. wood and cosl-houses, sta a6
sheds, &C.; al of which are entirely new. having
been built only twelve months ago. Large front
and back yards with shadetrees, and well encioseo
with pafng fences; and a we'll Of excellent wafer
In the back yard. -
The land Is In good state of cultivation ana Is
finely adapted TO garden ing purposes -.
The nearne,s to the city makes this properly very
desirable, and the attention OF parties Wishing,
suburban residence Is here called.
TERMS: One-hnlf cash balance ae SIX ana tweiVe
months, with eight per cent. interest added and Sc
cured by trust deed on the property.
- ! -" COULLING& PEkDLETON- Fl
t.f .griz Real Estate Agents aud AuctoDeers.
No. 1901, corner Tenth ana Bank streets.
oc z. dtds @i'f'e
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.... .. BY ". Goddin, Il -, ,aa
Auct!oncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets. a,t

A UCTION SALE OF GRANITE-FRONT
n BUILDING KNOWN As THE :. SOUTH
SIDE HOUSE,, Oh THE SOUTH SIDE OF EYED
On FRIDAY the 7th day Of October. 1873, at 4.
o'clock =. ~, we will sell the GRAHITt-FROSI
BUILDIEG No. 919. south side OF 6yrd stree, pc
inches on Byrd and running back seventy. five feet
with all the rights, privileges and appnrtenapiSes
lmrt OF the city where Real estate must shortly be-
come very valuable. ,,
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance ut SIN lweaSc,
and eighteen months for Negotiable no'es, interest
added, and secured by trust deed: IVA.
KATE KIRK,
or11 j. s. KIRK.
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By Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE, No.
I'll 1l2CANAL STREET, BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-We will sell ut auction ON the premises,
on MONDAY, 18th Of October at o'ciocS l.; ~ :,
above, now occupied by A. S. Lee. Esq 1t contains
nine rooms besides storerooms bathroom, &c.
brick kitchen with two rooms, stable, ana Carriage
house-all In good repair.
The lot fronts "a feet and runs back 81 feet to
of choice fruit-cherries, aprIcots, dwarf-pears
beaches, plnms, apples, and grapes.
This Is u most delightful residence, convenient 10
business and In all Improving part Of the city.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance ut SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes, six per cent.
interest added, secured bya trust deed
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
nc q AucffODeers.
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the road is straight and clear from obstrlc-
tions. The lines are rarely steadily saut,
but held in easy plancy, and used chiefly to
shift the bit In the animals mouth, ana 9y
this motion communicate courage and conn,
denee to him. fluid that by this method
INV horses break less aud go much faster than
when driven by men who put the old-fash-
Toned steady pull upon them.-Reo. Mr.
.a n
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BY W. Go2din.

BY w. Go1din.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO FINE
> MULES, ONE EACELLE;,E!T 6, GAkr ;,o 1SE
BUGGY, WIIEAT-FAN NJ" }. IN EoH ri,
tIsMEYT %w ,ia be s sSa By at la' Joh +
nndiin IN tho Br0ok turnpike one and la1
9 miles no E Of kicSmond IHURSDAY
October, s73, at o'clock VI; TOR imnSu,'1 r,
sidencc, near by), tue following articles-Flz.
2 large, wel-broke MULES,
! No. l CART (nearly newh
l light BUGGY,
a aSU w Il 800 pounds nice CLOVER HAY
90 to 80 barrels CORS,
2 stacks BLADE-FODDER,
? stacks TOP-FODDER. ,.,,p.r
About 6. 900 to 10000 pounds hS M ~.
STRAW, and 4 parcel OF FAKMlN1
IMPLEMENTS.
IEEMS o"'" ", GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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so bushels.
PETERSBURG, VA.

PETERSBURG, October 1.-THE following Is the
renort OF the movement OF cotton at this port for
the week that ended yesterday: Receipts, 261
fmlcs: corresponding week last year, $40 bales
total Since september /. 1873, 695 bales; CORE
spending time last year, $40 bales ; exports, 1876
bales; stock, 50 bales stock same time last year,
$50 bales. Receipts at this port for the year end.
ali the ports ending September :, S73. 3,93O.50S
bales: being IN increase Of 926 557 bales COM
pared with the year 1S71-'12.
The following IS the report of the receipts and
inspections of tobacco n the warehouses In this
city for the week ending to-day:
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BY Gruhbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

VERY VALUABLE WHEAT AND
Y CORT-MILL ONE NILE FROM THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, AND NEAR THE YORK
RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROADS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will
sell 1T suction, on the premises, OH THURSDAY,
October 23d, at IL O'Clock Al. the very valuable
WHEAT and CORN-MILL formerly Blakey :, and
more recently Bragg's. This mill IS on Stony
run creek never-iailing stream, aud very near the
city, The wheat mill and fixtures are entirely new,
and all the machinery In good order. There are
nearly THREE ACRES OF LAND, and the pro-
perty is well situated for establishing other manu-
factories than milling, having superintendent sup
ply of water. To practical miller this Is Il rare
chance for cIn!arkinR In profitable business.
Terms: Liberal, and made known on the day OF
sale. GRCBBS s WILLIAMS,
&C S-eod5t&tdtd ~ Auctioneers.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT, No.
500 WEST CARY, BETW EEN LAukE Ii
1fC DkIIi;TION-WiI be sold at auction, OH the
PREMISES. on THURSDAY the 9Th day Of 0cto ,;
her. 1873 at AZ +. NJ, the BRICK TENEMENT
brick kitchen With two rooms, and the usual OUT
houses The lot fronts ok feet. This properly
is we'll located, and well worth the attention OF par
ties wishing to invest or-fo secure comioruioie
home. .E Il ,norurp ~
I noIa a. t.... 70 Auctioncers-
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October 1l.-Cotton quiet; sales of
429 bales at 1891 SIC Less doing in -four,
shippers holding off, and slight decline in some In
stances. Wheatheayy and @2c. lower; winter red
western 63 D. 63kc Pork dull and heavy at 81 6.75
6*l7 Lard dull and lower; 8 13-16@S.ic. Ma.
walls steady. Groceries quelt and weak, Freights
aull
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BY N. NJ. Lee, Auctioneer,
1O14 Main street.

DRAINED HOUSE ON THE SOUTH
Il SIDE OF LEIGH STREET BETWEEN
BROOK AVENUE AND smith STREET For
SALE AT AUCII0N.-I will sell at public auc-
don, on the premises, OH MONDAY the 18th of
October, at O'Clock =. ~, the PROPERTY above
mentioned. he lot has front on Leigh street OF
26 feet. The house Is two stories high, and con-
tains three rooms, with Kitchen.
TERMS: At sale.
oclO a -. N. M.EEE, Auctioneer.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, October 11.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn in fair demand and trm No. 2
44c. for November delivery. Pork quiet and un-
changed. Bulk meats dull and nominal. Bacon
dull and unsettled; shoulders, 7aGlS3c cash clear
dun and nominal. WhlskeY steady at 94@96c. =
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BY request Of Mrs. Anna Lee PEBBLES, widow and
dcvIsee of the late Dr. X. s. j. PEBBLES. we VIII sell
1T auction, upon the premises, on WEDNESDAf.
/ 9Th October, ut half.paSt O'Clock L. NJ, the
ELEG a Nj RESIDENCE, in Gray's Row, now oc-
cupied by her. ,,.,
1t contains about twelve rooms. besides kitchen
and ample accommodations for servants, WIN al
modern conyenienceS- ana siaoie ana Carriage
Every arrangement and the entire style of finish
will satisfy the most fhstidous in respect to l0ca
ton and every other particular desirable in first
TERMS: 81 900 cash, 81 900 in thirty days,
$4,000 IN ninety days, ~ 900 in six m0nthsthese
payments with six per cent. interest: the residue AZ
two years. with interest ut eight per cent. payable
scmi.annually), secured By trust deed
ELEGANT PARLoR AND OFFICE FURNI-
.., t,. TURE AT AUCTION. -.., III.
On THURSDAY, / 9th October, commencing at
IL O'Clock A. NJ, we will sell upon the premises
above referred to the parlor and office furniture
FUuR CRIMSON REPS vALENCEs, beautiful
! designs with Gilt Corniccs and Curtains;
FIFTEEN CHAIRS, of antique and Inherent
Twso5SCIt0MPLETEs SETS OF TEE HANDsOMEsT
PARLOk FURNITURE, made to order
ONE HUNDRED YARDS HANDSOME VEL
VET CARPETING; i# -''.'
TWO VELVET HASSOGKS. beautiful; ,.,..
ELEGANT GREEN BkoCATEL aud LACE
GREEN yAtENcE, and LACE CURTAIN and
ES TnKst 6FFiIcE.sEr, in walnut; 20.
STARR ODS-Brass rad Silver.
OIL-CLUTH. &c. nj ..' =.
GRUBBS' & WILLIAMS.
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