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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23
t,.4 BY James NJ. Taylor& Son,
! Real Estate Agents and Auctopeers,
office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.


rrRUsTEEs' SALE OF THAT vALUA.
BLE real. ESTATE IN TIE CITY oF
RICHMOND KNOWN ASTHE oLDD0MiNinu!SS
sTSAK 81 FiKsTcLi hsss FIX
REFINING SUGAR-By virtue OF aAteed oi irnst
executed 10 us as trustees for the benefit Of the
creditors of the Old Dominion sasfss eIH 1e
corded in the clerks office OF Rtchlnona Shancery
Court, in ID. B. 100 3, page 40, we NH pr3cesi 70
sell at public auction, the premises, on tklDa1
the esth day OF July, 1873, at O'Clock p NJ all OF
the property sons,EInSp % tsa.
very best material, on the west side OF Seventeenth
street near Dock street. The LOT fronts 70 reel;
running back s4 feet. Ais9 s compeaiff s9eS I I.
q "a which was purchased less than two years sgo
ar cost of over 500, 600. and IL Is at present con-
tanned In the aboyedescribed building aad Ine oua
Ing adjoining, fronting on Dock street Inc lo "a.
dock0renders il highly desirable for manufacturing
prrposes-particularly for d sugar.re1 ry-|hgI
this sale should attract The Special at'enuon VI
BY an agreement with the trustees n1der pre-
yiois deeds, purchasers VIII be afforded au oppei,
tunity for buying the entire refinery proper!
whole The property will be sold frte froin lncan
brance, the trustees In previous dees uni,pg IN ~
the conveyance to the purchaser except a 70 w
deeds securing notes amounting TO aboal 49, -"
mined by the courts who Is entitled 10 these nots,
but as 70 this part of the purchase money tbe pu,
chaser Will be allowed to settle by eIecutieg ooaas
payable only when q release OF said tncasa0fsu'e'
TERMS; ope-third OF the entire pcrcIlase MONEY
cash; AS 800 In bond payable OH tue above conJ Ss
lion at eighteen months, bearing ltei,a. ON
said condition, Augusta 1870, bearing Interest Sn
from maturity; and the balance IN a two
Interest added, distributed IS follows sSv
I,inths Of the entire purchase money III eS inVh !.
two ntha Mt twelve months, ard the retnalnpr,
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W ALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
Y JAMES RIVER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
NINE HUNDRED AND FTGHTY-TTO ACRES
In THE WHOLE TRACT, SEVEN HUNDRED
ACRES IN ORIGINAL TIMBER. AND ALARGE
AMOUNT OF JAMES RIVER LoW.GROUSDS.
AS commissioners in the snit or Warwick re-
Stewart appointed at the June term l;73, Of the
Circuit Court for the city Of Lynchburg, We wi At
o'clock on "WEDNESDAY, July 30, 1874. on the
premises, sell at public auction that VALUABLE
FARM lying In the county OF Amherst. In the State
Of Virginia, Of which the late NJ, 8 Warwick died
EGHTY-T~9, ACRES, Of which SEVEN HIN i;;
The improvements are good; the land has been
tudiciousfy cultivated with paserard clover: sndls
In good heart. Some SeVenty-hye acres In low;
runs through the whole length OF the farm.
THE TIMBER
upon the place Is perhaps. the best In any one body
so near the canal from Richmond to Buchanan, and
should excite the attention OF all persons engasedin
The lumber business whether as eawyers or buyers.
Box-plank timber especially abounds No part Of
this wood Is over half mile from the canal
The land lies adjoining that OF Thomas j. War
wick and Aisg Mundy, and between stapleton and
Gait Mills.
II deemed advisable on day of sale, the place win
be divided into two farms.
a boat for the accommodation ofpersons desiring
to attend the sale will leave the packet landing atsS
O'Clock on The morning of the sale.
TERMS: Ten per cent. cash, hiteen per cent IN
four months, and the balance on credit OF one Two.
six per ceut interest from day Of SALE aud TO be Sc
cured by bond and good personal security.
( For further particulars apply to us. or Thomas
J. Neutrality-suspicious. Cats Miils.-A inherst
county, or to THOMAS J. KIRKPATRICK.
80 s.& CHARLES 81. BLACKBOARD,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" Bile REAL ESTATE ON DUVAL STREET,
decree of The ChanceFy Court of the city OF Rich
mond pronounced on the day Of July is5s, In me me
suit Of Grant and wife rs. Roper and othefs, tne
nnderapned as special commissioners therein
named, viii offer for sale at auction, on the Dist
DAY OF JULY NEXT. at the hour Of Z. NJ. Of
LOTS well located, situated on Duval street be-
tween Judah street and Premises alley said pro
perty will be sold according 70 plat OF survey 70
lie exhibited at the sale Said sale viii be at the
risk and costs of the purchasers at former sale OF
said property as provided by said decree. >.
TERMS Oue-fourth cash: residue on credit of
six twelve, and eighteen months. In equal install.
ments bearing six per cent. Interest from DAY q
SALE purchaser to execute negotiable notes ior sag
deferred PAYMENTS and title retained until whole
purchase money is paid aud Conveyance directed
Nv the court EDWARD Y. CANNON,
= ,.'z- a. NOISE, jR..
fy ol-dtd COMMISSIONER,
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- BY Grubbs! s. Williams,
iAuctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bunk.

: A TTRACTIVE sALE:ATAUCTIONOF
In BUILDING LOTS AND SMALL FARMS Ar lsESr At
nRAkk'S BRANCH CHARLOTTE COUNTY,
UIRcINIA-We will sell at auction, on the prem
ises on FRIDAY the asth July, at u o'clock M, df
FAIR: il not the next fair day thereafter) number
Of very desirable building lots situsted on the prin-
cina street running through Drakes Branch, on the
Richmond and Danylle railroad IN C ns Sta
tb;rt IN one hundred and fifty acres each. This pro-
nerty is located at brakes Branch the most proms-
nc Mace on the railroad for the establishment OF
thri Wing village Jts central position IN the county
makes It probable that 1t will be the countyseat at
no very distant day. 80
TERMS: At sale. A map of the place can be seen
nj Z; rmhbs q Willamss office, in Richmond; II. G..
Richardson's Hot. /, Charlotte Courthouse, and j.
a. Thompsons store, Urake's Branch. =.
T'tI-In 1t5I.. ,sgis GRUbBS 6 WILLIAMS,
, ;iy 10 -r Auctioneers
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COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON MARKETS.
n,,vrsroy. July es-Cotton quiet: good ord ,
nary, Hfc.; net receipts, So Daies' stocA' i'''1'
R1iTIMoRE, July 22.-Cottou quiet; rniddnngs J.
oc gross :: bales sS s5s
Ia yoaIIE. ,JmIy 2o.-Cotton nominal: miodllngs
,si@istc.; low middings, l7tc.; net receipts. 81
bales exports coastwise a bales stock SSl Pas
ness mostly suspended; middltngs, Stc.; net re-
ne;nts POI bales gross 200 bales: exports coastwise
bales sales last evening, 900 bales; stock szoo
TU.RIEsTog. July 22.-Cotton quiet; middhngs,
1e6ptc. net receipts 3l5 bales; gross, 3a5 bales
sales loo bales stock, $3.50 bales
MEMPHIS, July FACTION firm; low middltnes,
lssc. Receipts, 1852 bales; shipments, $50 bales;
stock, e,442 bales.
1sfc net receipts, .a3 bales exports coastwse, sos
bales; sales, so bales; stock, 3.74o bales.
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STRANGE GAME IN MASSACHUSETTS. -Grea'
excitement prevails In Newton just now on
account of the depreciation of several Texas
steers. which are roaming at large IN the
woods. Ten or twelve days ago they broke
omen the door of a car at Brighton, and
before the employees could prevent it, foul
succeeded in making their escape. They
were aIl large cattle, with matchmaking
horns. and were maddened by their long
confinement and want Of food and water
They have appeared at several places IN
Newton, and have been seen as far as Wa''
than. and the gardens Of several gentlemen
have been torn up and badly damaged by
the rayenotis beasts. .-ttt
The gardens of Mr. Fuller and MIR. Pei
ton. in Newton, have been literally ruined
The beasts would suddenly appear at some
Do;nt. make dash for the vegetables and
green vines in the garden, breaking down OF
iun,p;ng over fences, and tearing up vines
and trees and shrubbery with their horns,
and then disappear as mysteriously as they
came. On Saturday morning last one was
seen at Newton, Lower Falls, on the sand
bank, about 5 O'Clock in the morning, and
another was observed near Prospect Rock,
on Sylvan Heights.
The frequent appearance of the beasts has
at length aroused the people, and on Satur-
day no less than six different parties were
hunting them with well-loaded rifles. One
party Law in wait near Mr.. Pclton's garden,
and when the animal appeared he received
q yolley of duck-shot from six guns. he
madly brandished his horns, bounded over
a stone wall, and left, none OF the shots
having taken effect.
Another Darty was more successful. They
started out about 3 O'Clock on Saturday af-
ternoon, and soon came upon ferocious-
looking steer. They banged away, and al
though he was hit he was not much hurt.
Maddened by the noise and the pain, the
steer dashed through the woods, breaking
off limbs of trees, and denlolishing what
ever came in his way. The gallant sports
men were enthusiastic in pursuit. They de-
ployed as skirmshers, and prepared to at
tack the enemy ut every point. Shot after
shot was discharged until half dozen bul-
lets had entered the steers body, the last
one, tired by Mr.. stiles Frost, taking effect
in the head, and causing death. The sue
cessful huntsmen gathered up the trophies
of The chase as best they could, and others
are now on the alert for similar opportu-
nifty. Probably dozen parties are now III
the woods bent on relieving Newton from
the wild. cattle pest. An illustration OF
the manner in which these cattle are
treated while in transit was shown by the
condition of the one shot. A rope was
round the steers head, passing round the
horns and under one ear, and so tight had
it been drawn that groove had been cut
in the flesh, and the flesh was filled with
maggots .-BoSton Transcript, July 10.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
X - Tuesday, July 20. tsll; ,5
sastH @s!1oFFERINGS.t -" q Z. :.
Wrtr4r.-Whtte, soobushels new. Red, Big nusn-
e CosN.-White, l.72Sbushels Yellow, 600 pushels.
ga 90 '''Ao.s - SALES. 3, So h.sst
White. 10 bushels prime at $l's9; -
bushels fair at Sl.75; 24 bushels far a. s II 4, S
bushels good at 81 ss ,plvate terms IL bushels
WaEaTRed, 72O bushels prime . on pri,Ha a
terms: 28 bushels very good at Siso' 70 "usA''0
Al .7o-total, 1914 bushels. .,o.,orn an mi
9CoRN.White i,72s bushels prime western on pm IN
vale terms Yellow, 500 bushels prime WESTERN VI
~ aTs.Sas bushels new winter fair at SIC. NJ l.
ssre RE-EXHIBITED. .I
WuEAT.-Whitc, O bushels. }i 3 @
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SEED.GRowING IN GIEIA.-ln last
months Farmer we referred to the fact that
the Northern Neck of Virginia was receiving
considerable additions to its permanent
population by the settlement from time to
time of immigrants from the northern and
eastern States and from Europe, who are
buying lands and beginning their cultlva-
ton. There are also on the Rappahannoek
river some establishments, recently put IN
operation, for the canning of oysters and OF
fruits and vegetables, which will give near
market to very many producers of the latter
articles.
There is one enterprise, however, which
to our mind conveys more than any other q
significant token of the value of the lands
on this peninsula The house of D. Lam
dyeth s. Son is well known tosmany OF our
readers not only as one Of the OLDEST, Dut
also as one universally regarded among the
most reliable and honorable of those en-
gagged in the trade of growing and selling
field vegetable, and flower seeds. Their
extensive seed farms at BIoomsdale, not very
far remote from Philadelphia, are said to be
models of neatness and fertility, and the
effort of the enterprisipg proprietors to avail
themselves of every advantage offered by
the improvements in mechanism was re-
Gently shoWnin the letter from them, pub.
lished in these pages, giving relation OF
fine operations on their places Of the Will
hanson steam-plough. This firm-doubt-
less finding their. farms near Philadelphia
too valuable, and perhaps too small, for
their eyer-expanding business-haye recent
~ purchased an extensive tract of land at
Monaskon, on tue Rappabannock, in Ian.
caster county, where they are growing many
varieties of those seeds which for so many
years they have been distributing over every
part of our own and to many foreign coun-
tries. Large buildings have been erected, "a
systematic and thorough amelioration of the
soil commenced, and general improvement
of the condition and appearance of the place
inaugurated. We saw a short time ago, at
some distance, from the deck of steamer
stopping at the wharf on this place, the evil
dences of neatness and order presented by
the farm Of which these gentlemen have be-
come possessed. The crops planted for the
seed were many of them in full bloom, and
the sight was his beautiful as in this section
it IS u rare one. VI VI sfr#.
The location chosen is doubtless favora-
BILE one, and its choice, rejecting, as we be-
lieve it does, the, judgment and skill of a
house known for its discrimination and en-
terprise, will, we are hopeful in believing,
be followed by the comm ncement OF SINH.
lar undertakings on these rivers. The eli.
mate admitting of so much longer work OUT
of doors than at the North the facility OF
TRANSFORMATION: the kind and easily -Worked
soil. and the abundance Of labor, point 10
k the section where the Messrs. Landreth nave
located as one admirably suited for seed
farms .as it also is for market gardens
Anerican Farmer BALTIMORE.
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CATTLE-DRovEs AND PAsTUREs.-A CORE
spondent CT the Rochester Union writing
| from Great Bend, Kansas, says that every
div for miles around the herder may be seen
with his large droves of cattle working their
Way to Wichita, Great Bend, and Ellsworth.
| These herders leave Texas early in the
spring, and drive all the way to reach the
Kansas Pacific railroad, or the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe route to the great East.
Stock-yards are built at different points capa-
BILE of shipping 100000 head in one season,
while the large extent of rich prairie that
| is everywhere to be seen affords the finest
of pasturage during the summer months.
These gentlemen of the whip and spur
are original in all their movements
and characteristics, offering to the
student of poor human nature fertile theme
over which to ponder. His spurs are pecu-
liar, the buckskin pants are strange, and the
wide brim of bis sombrero shades eyes that
look out upon you with certain free and
easy manner, the outgrowth of continual
change aud restless activity. To him the
saddle is home, and the campfire bis beacon
out on the vast plains of the West and South
west. He loves bis stimulants by day and
night, and ut sundry times he initiates the
believing of his favorite herd. Pistols are
bis guardian angels, and their long faces
may be seen every day peeping from below
his belt. Already thousands of cattle with
their herders have reached this valley, and
each train brings into our city stock. mer-
chants, the men of beef, who help to I'LL the
stomachs of Eastern gourmands. ras
Think for moment Of long trains of cat
lie crowding into cars daily, and then one
can form some idea of where all the beeves
that pass over the New York Central rail
road come from. No country on this CONT
nent has finer facilities for feeding and gra
zing than Kansas. Especially is this true
of The great Arkansas Valley, once called by
some the Great American Desert. The
streams roll their currents through it from
west to the east, and as far south as the Dor
ders of the Indian Territory only twenty
miles intervene between the different water
ing places at the farthest point. The blue
grass is fast choking out the mesquite, and
even nature is changing from sayagery tt
cultivation and Improvement. Every veal
rains are more and more frequent, and this
season Dame Nature has given us the con
| tents of her celestial washtub.
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A UCTION SALE OF GUANO MANU-
n FACTORY.-In consequence of the death Of
one Of the manufacturers Of the Virginia Fertili-
ger, No. l. are instructed to offer for sale at auc-
half mile from the city limits; on the Meadow
bridge road near Cash Corner, at O'Clock P. H.,
the FACTORY and BUILDINGS, on leased ground,
to the manufacture OF the above fertilizer with all
the Guano now manufactured and ready for mar
ket. For particulars apply at our office: se.:!t
TERMS: On day Of sale.
HILL & GODDIN, Il
jy 23-td Aucttoneers.
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I'd EsIDENCE FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

I offer at PRIVATE SALE the HOUSE No.
2l04, on the north side Of Grace street between
Twenty first and Twenty streets, popI lariy
known as Mr, William raylor's. having been built
by him since The war, and occupied until recently
by his family, with LOT so feet front by JOS feet In
depth The house Is well built Of brick, In shape .
square about 4oxae feet with hall through the mid
die and roomy verandahs; has two stories or high
pitch over D Fight and dry basement; With wide
areas, with an addition also OF trick containing
Kitchen bath and servants room, the whole build
ing covered with tin roof aud the walls recently
painted The house Is supplied With gas and water,
and Is In excellent condition. 49, q
The lot Is level, with paved walks and well shaded
by young trees The lecaton Is central It's near
ness TO and street-cars while the
quiet and cleanliness of the suburbs. The elevated
situation secures health by pure air and perfect
drainage, and furnishes an uHequalled View of the
and bridges. . s t S So ~
The house is offered for sale because too large for
the accommodation Of It's present owner, and wtl
be- sold for a reasonable price and on favorable
terms. w. Is. ROBINS,
~ Real Estate Agent ana Aactionees,
1908 Bank street next 10 custom house
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BY W. Goddiu.
by w UVttIsH' --------
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
office corner OF Eleventh ana Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO BRICK
y TENEMENTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF DE-, \
BETWEEN THIRTY-THlRD AND Ill NJ I
DESCE OF MIR. WILLIAM FOLkES1Will be
sold at auction, the premises on THuRSaDiAA 5
BRICK TENEMENTS located as above, adjoining
the large brick dwelling Of Mr. lillian Folkes, each
renting for 81 per month. To persons OF small
meansIwho wish to save paying rentl these tene-
ments present favorable opportunity for profitable
Investment. rssF .aE.l !. 80
TERMS One-third cash balance ut four and eight
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
hv y trnsL deed ~. w. GODDIN,
Nv 10 AuctfOneer.
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The Nashville Banner tells us that MIR. G.
s. Newsorn, Of that city, "has invented a
most ingenious washing nachine." The
best washing.,nachine we ever. saw was in.
vented thousands Of years ago, and sold be-
fore the late war for eight or nine hundred
dollars but one OF LincoIn's proclamations
broke the handspring of it, and it has been
rather worthless piece of machinery ever
since.-~LoHsuilte Courier.
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Ry Telegrlpb
DS o~ y
NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YURk MN thE1" -.
NEW YORK, July 2-Cottop quiet s ;sns ARM my
bales mddngs Flour in9sT So a9d 10 5es choItp
common to fair extra se 4nSs' x0vu white Nary
S a5 ssc Corn heavy AVID lower Coffee ass
Ko ,s',s FAIR to sp good st renns S
Shhens ii and unchanged Rice strong at sgc
Pork steady Lard weak TssIeIH STEADY
EreRhts steady. ~ y, y 80 1880
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81 BY Wellington Godfin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

~ corner OF ElfYcutu duu DoLh 81
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NEAT PAY
CiAND3 VERY bTTRACTlYE RESlDENGJlEE
IN THE FAST LINE OF SEVENTH STREET
ADJOINING THE CITY sPEI Hic1and G ,nder
decree entered ON The !h July. ISL, In the case
CT Walton rs Walton, shall sell at auction on ths
premises on MONDAY the 18th July, l879, at o
o'clock r. NJ If fair If not, the first fair Day mere
after the neat attractive and very C, re nee
pancy Of Mr.. n. ". Walton and others. tho
The lot Is adjoining the City Spring int on tne ne
south and has front Of 40 feet on the easy nne Oh
Seventh street, and depth Of ls9 rect % tssea
foot alley The front building is ol prich' aieo
storie high, aud is covered with slate xa,s
THE wing ~ two stories high, weatherpoarae9
and covered with tin. 1t contains nine rooms, with
replaces to seven of them; also I'VE CLOSETS; ,r9ha
and rear porches. covered with tin gas through Tue
house, and city water IN the yard; greenh0use'
Kitchen and servants room; smokehouse, sfaole,
coal and woOdhouse in the yard
The property is all in good order, and Will rent
readily for $500 per annm.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known Mt me hour OF
SALE H. u. CANNOE, Soinipi s Lonei.
p. S.-Rv the decree aforesaid the com niSsionerls
authorized to negotiate for private SALE jy
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NJ Redwood d Crenshaw,
NO. I4so Main street IS

"a lEea.5 by RSHWU1s = $3.50.
ss,s, No. I4so Main street
xx7E ygTY,rJ SELL AT AUCTION i; AZ NJ
wv fonr yssrerooirs. No. ta2e slaan
NstjRNING at 10 o'clock, 81 -rr,,,yn,Y fBFf-
CoTrAaE, JENNY LED, ana ii,A ~ ~.
NJ .s s1sAss' and STAINED " ARpnoBEss, rea
AT AHofA ANY ,SIDEBoAHpS, .tiS-zfsit s,sIlfTs Es4t
LOUNGES aud SOFAS. y. 49,. -,
WALNUT ExTENsIoN-TABLES, .a 1tt ~, ,Fs
LEAF and ToMET-TABLESs ..-,,s. ft} ~
W1sHsTAFDs. CHAIRS, and ROCKERS var.
ONE CHrLD's VEIcCrPEDE,
nay GOODS, CLOTHING, &C.; so - E
BAsgErs, BRooMs, GLASSWARE, &c; g;....
Auctfoneers.
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@ POWDER. tif>
A TIENTIoN, sPoRTsMEN!
-. NEW YORK STATE SPORTSMEN's
ASSOCIATION r.
POWDER.

sssss NEW JUN STATE sfOfSIohlGNo
ASSOCIATION.
EXTRACTS FROM "REPoRT OF COMMITTEE ON
s ! STANDARD FOR SHOT" 80 y
s. All manufacturers will have eventually to con-
form when sportsmen. require that their shot shall
compare with the STANDARD OF 3ExcELLESCE
which your committee has fixed.
Upon the most critical examination, your COM
mfttee have determined 10 adopt as the aAMERI-
CAV STANDARD y the scale presented to us by
Mcssrs. Thomas Otis LIE Roy q Co., Of New York. !"
~ - =. Il. NEWELL, Chairman;
IL; III No.. "A. az N. nj. SMITH,
49, I 5gs} g55 - ~ ~. F. G. SKINNER.
Sportsmen and dealers destsous OF having the
above ScALE,or any information relative thereto,
can promptly obtain the same by applying 70
THOMAS OTIS LIE ROY & CO., New SoFk.
n lie 2s-eodstn . " u rs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, july %, 1873.

... ..r.4 a.rr ARRIVED. t.., r...... ......
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
,,hsndist. and passengers. r. b. Tatum. agent.
y Schooner F. Merwin, Pearce, Boston, Ice, Bao'
cock s@. t.H t., ,,,cor.r
Schooner kedron, Hastings. Philadelphia, pig
iron. Old Dominion Iron and Nall
Schooner j. r. McFee. Overton, Baltimore, Gay,
Baltimore Brick Company.
~. .ttE SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen u Co..
Steamer Petersburg. Geoghegan, Baltimore, mer-
'I Schooner Ella Pressy, Pressy New York, camel
coal, Currle & Co.
! 80. MEMORANDUM. r....-
Schooner o. P Binns, Highly, Richmond at New
York July q.
Brig Mary Allerton, Bourne, from Richmond, Va,
al Rio Grande May 49,. 49,
Bark Ada Carter. Warden, sailed from Rio ia
metro nth ultimo for Hampton Roads:
Bark Hidalgo BRITISH. Roberts, sailed from hlo
Jaueiro Goth ultimo for Hampton Roads.
TBY TELEGRAPH.I
New YORK, July 2e.-Arrived, steamers lshmelia,
Genoa, Leghorn. Canada, and Columbia.