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PORTLAND Il OGDENSBURG R. r.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD

MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Spring Arrangement, Cemmcncing MAY
5, 1877.
Trains leave Portland for Bangor,
Houltcn, Calais and 81. John at II rs
- saH.7a m. sleeping and day cars ON this
traln.)
For Bath, Lewiston, Rockland and Augusta at 100
a.
For Bath, Lewiston, Rockand, Augusta, Readfield,
Winthrop, Skowhegan Belfast, Bangor, ST. John and
Halifax at :02 p. m.
For Lewiston, Bath and Augusta at 80 D. 10.
For Lewiston via Danville at 5 25 D. M
Trains are Due at Portland.
From Augusta. Bath and Lewiston at IS m:
From st. John, Bangor and North and st nj
$40 pm. "
Erom Augusta and Lewiston at 20 D. m.
fr's1 st. John Bangor, &C., at 1 20 a. M
Through Tickets are sold in Portland and baggage
checked through to Houton, Calais, st. john Hall
FAX, Dover, Foxcroft Rocklaud &C.
L. L. LINCOLN, Acting Superintendent.
Augusta, May 5. 1873. my1otf
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Civ OF Portland.

In i}OARD OF HEALTH,
April 21st, 1873. J
ORDERED, that until otherwise directed we do
- hereby designate the dump at the foot OF han" inc.
of rankiin and Smith Streets the places for de-
posite Of rubbish, snch dirt, shavings, saw dust,
ashes, cinders SOFT, hair shreds. manure, OYSTER
fexcent dead animals) which may be removed from
any house, cellar, yard other place within the City
limits
Approved April 21st, 1873. ,>,..- o,..,
hereby give notice that the "City ordinances
relatin. to the deposit of rubbish in any Street. Lane
lev Court Square, Public Place or unoccur:ed lots
within the city limits except the lots designated in
the foregoing order. will be strictly enforced
GEO. w. PARKER, City Marshal
Arous and Advertiser cory ap23ea3m
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Copartmership Notice.

TTNHE undersigned have this day formed copar-
Il nershp under the firm name OF Rounds, Sar-
gent o. Co.. and will continue the business OF dealers
u; Coal & Wood. at the old stand of Samuel Rounds.
" Sons, No. 36 Commercial Street
, They will settle all demands OF the late firm OF
Samuel Rounds & Sons.
SAMUEL ROUNDS,
GEO. H. ROUNDS,
EDWARD H. SARGENT.
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10 CENT. NET,

THE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY will
invest money on rst-class Real Estate at 10 per cent
interest," het payable semiannually il New York and
will garantee the collection of all loans made through
its agency All charges paid by the borrower. Please
write, before investing, for New York and New Eng
land references, md full particulars. SAMUEL MER-
RILL, late Governor of Iowa. President. Address
JAMES B. HARTWELL, Sec'y, Draw 167 Des Moi
mes, Iowa. my2st4w
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Zoe PRINTING neatly executed at this
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SanfOrd's Improved RefrigeratOrs.

The three points OF excellence which claim. are,
LIST, constant and thorough circulation of pure air;
md; rvness. 90 dampuess mould nor taint 3rd no
lnte m'Leling of odors; purity and active air, the
eiements OF irs success Call, send for circuars
manufactured and for sale by j. +. MERRILL be-
tween Cross and Cotton sts. near Leavitt, Burnham
N'|"'s ''o 'nuse Partland We. ie5dif
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MAKES TIE WEAK STRONG.

---s----
The Pcr7.yiais Syrup, O. Protect
ed SoIG,tio7s of the Pr0toCide of
Iron, is so combined as to hare
the character of an aIin,e,et, as
easily diOeSted and assinaiLated
sUith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t iscI eases the quantity
of Nature'0 Olcn TitdJiSinO
agent, Iron In the blood, and
cures 'sG thousand ills, !" simply
byTOaing stp, InUiOoratinO and
Vit0liSia,O the System. The en-
Tiched and vitaLiSed blood per-
9neates eUery part of the body,
repairing damages and sCGste,
searching Out morbid secre-
tons, and Tearing nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the aOO1s-
deaTaL success of this remedy f1s
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, NervousAf Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating i7s
q bad state of the btOOd, or dc-
c0mpanieG by debility or a lOW
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, an any form, its
onergisiu0 effects are not fol-
loaoed 6y corresponding reoc-
Zion, bat are permanent, iasftS-
sing strength, UiOor, and 1setO
life into all parts ofthc system,
and building up an Iron Con-
GtitutiOn.
Thousands haze been change6
6y the asse of this remedy, frons
9oeGh, sickIy, suffering crea-
fssrcs, to strong. heaLthy, and
EaDpy mem and aCOnaen; and
fev0tids cannot reasonable eSs
St1te to giUe it q trial.
See that each bottle has PERI,
WAN SYRUP 6loaO,s a,s the glass
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Projectors
NO. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD Ely DRuGc:srs cEsERALLY.
pol' eeos&viy
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nissolution of Coparfnership.

DiSsOlutiOn Of COpaffnefShlp.
NOTICE is hereby given that TIE copartnership
~ heretofore existing under the firm name of Sam
mel Rounds s. Sons, is this day dissolved by mutua
0oneon'' SAMUEL ROUNDS,
GEO. Fl. ROUNDS.
CHAS. f. ROUNDS.
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The Steamer


The Steamer Lewiston,
CAPT. CHARLES DEERING,
VIII leave Railroad Wharf every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY Evenings, at 10 O'clock for Rockland, Cas-
tine Deer Isle, Sedgwck, S. w. Harhor, Mount De-
serf,l Millbri,lge, Jonesport, and Nfachiasport.
Returning will leave Machiasport every Monday and
Thursday mornings at o'clock, arriving in Portland
same evening. connecting with the Pullman Night
Train and early Morning ,, ains for Bos on.
For further particulars inquire of Ross s. Sturdi-
want, 179 Commercial Street, or
CYRUS STURDIvANT, Gen Ayr.
Portland May 10. 1873. my19tf
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A Fine Business Opening

NOR young or middle aged man of unexceptiona-
II BILE character. Experienced accountant and one
thousand dollars capital Investigation is invited
Address Box .015 Portland Me. noysi6
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COTTON MARKETS. OcToRER 30.

SAyAHSAH.-Ste,dy: mlddlings, 14'4c. Net re;
cciprs, 1890 bales. Exports coaSlwise, 4,i2t
bales Sales, SOP bales. Stock 52.3S7 bales.
BosToS.-Duii: middllngs 15}:c. sales. 2OC
tales. stock, 1000 males.
PIIILADELPIIIA.-Dull: middings, 10IQ loEc
Net receipts, bales: gross, 3Sl bales:
AUGCSTA.-H Moderate demand: mlifillngS, lac
Receipts. 1.01S bales. Sales: 1904 bales.
NEW URLEANS.-Unsettled; quotations entirety
nominal some sales of low Inid,iings ut DC. Net
receipts, 3,774 bales; gross, 1891 bales. E TX
pnrtS-Io the continent, .. 654 bales; France, Alb
bales. Sales. 5000 bales. stock. 56.4O5 bales.
MOBILE.-W eak; lniddliugS, lag. low mid
dlings / 9'ac.: strict good ordinary, SIC. Net re-
ccipIs, l,l77 bales. ENports-To Great Britain,
4,iSi bales; coaStwise, 376 bales. Sales, I,Zuu
bales. Stock, 1856 bales. ,,>-
Receipts, 1876 bales. shipments, 1,lS7 bales
Observation-Disclosures: middlings, 144c.; low
middlings, 14@14nc.; strict good ordinary, 13s
6l3ac. Net receipts, 1861 bales; gross, 8, 90
bales. ExportS-To Great Britain, Z,fto nsles
coastwise 1864 bales. Sales, 1,OOO Dulles. otoch'
Observation-Disclosures good: holders firm good
ordinary, 1876; ordinary, l2c. Net recsiPss Is
1922 bales. Exports 10 Great Brittaih' go"
bales: coastwise, 90 bales. Sales, 500 oaes s'ocA'
REHABILITATION; middngs, 4:Sc;; low mid
dlings 41c; strict good Ordinary. l4c. Gross
rccciDts 223 bales. Exports coastwise' oo Dales.
Sales: 400 bales. spinners' loo oales' ''ocN'
WILMISGToy-Quiet and nominal; buildings,
lac Net receipts, 1872 bales. Exports coas I
AR halcs, Sales 81 bales. Stock, 1866 bales.
SoRFOLK.-Lower: low middllngs, 3hvc. Net
receipts, 3,O49 bales. Exports cOastwse, 2,9SO
bales. Sales, 600 bales. Stock, 1915 bales,
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Yellow Fever Relief Measures.

NORFOLK, October 29.-The amateur con-
cert by the church chors at the Opera-House
yielded handsomely for Memphis and shrcve-
port.
CLEVELAND, ONO, October 29.-The City
Council has appropriated $500 for Memphis.
AUGUSTA, GA, October 29.-The Masons
of Augusta have sent $500 to Memphis and
Shreveport. The bale Of cotton which was
sold for $500, for the Memphis sufferers, has
been re-donatet and shipped to Baltimore,
where il will again be sold for the same OBJ
ject.
LOUISVILLE, October pa bale of cot
ton sent here from Montgomery, Ala, tor
Memphis, was ratified of to-day for 1920.
Bosros, October 29.--A bale Of cotton
contributed by an Arkansas planter for
Mcmphi, has been sold for $500.
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Naw York Items.

NEW York. October 29.--ProceedinSs in
bankruptcy have been commenced against
Dodge IL Co., prominent in last summer ;
lumber combination, which placed S6,000,.
coo in paper on the market.
Carlton, the missing secretary OF the Union
Trust Company. has been indicted for
forgery.
John Il. Irving, who admitted in San
Francisco that he was concerned in the Ma
than murder in this city two years ago, is to
be tried for burglary.
Thomas Scott, who has returned from Eu.
rope, confirms the report Of his having cf-
fectcd a loan of 100000 for the Pcnnsyl-
vania railroad He likewise effected az
rangemcnts for the continuance Of the work
on the Texas Pacific railroad, although he
was unable to close successfully the negola-
tions for the sale Of bonds.
The piano, billiard, and cigar manufactr-
rcrs and other producers of !uNurics are
conducting business with great caution.
Large factories run on half-time and with
half the usual force. and smaller ones have
in the min closed altogether, thereby throw
ing out of work many men and women.
Arrangements are expected to be made
whereby the factories can keep ut work part
of the time, thus preventing great deal of
suffering.
In the case OF Taintor, the defaultinG
cashier of the Atlantic bank, Judge Benedict
decides that the evidence by the defence that
Taintor acted by the advice of the president
aud directors of the bank is inadmissible.
The question of new missionary bishops
has been referred to the House of Bishops,
to report at the next meeting.
A letter from Cohoes, n. y, says that be-.
fore winter sets in thousands of the opera
tors recently thrown out of employment by
the suspension of the mills, will be reduced
to the verge Of starvation.
Governor Dix offers $4,000 reward for the
conviction of the murderers of Charles G.
Kelsey.
After Judge Benedicl's decision in the
Taintor case to-day the defence declined to
put in any evidence. The judge then di-
rected verdict on the evidence for the pros
ecution, and the jury found Taintor guilty.
Dodge, of the firm of Dodge & Co., is
afraid that the company Will be obliged to
go into bankruptcy, although every effort
has been made to avoid such result.
The New Brunswick Carpet Company
have been adjudged bankrupts by the United
States District Court at Trenton.
4, The disbursements in silver at the sub
Treasury to-day was $500. The premium on
silver was higher than on yesterday. The
managers of the Cotton Exchange resolved
to close it next Tuesday (election-day).
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SuEEvEroRT, October 29.-Four fever
deaths occurred yesterday.
MOBILE, October 29.-No new cases.
Heavy frost this morning, with ice. Absen-
tees may return with safety.
SAvANSAH, October 29.--A special to the
Eers from cambridge says the situation
cannot DC reported more favorable. All the
cases heretofore reported dangerous will
prove fatal. There are five new cases. En-
Senator Brutop, very prominent citizen,
died to-day of the fever. If the death rate
increases there will be some difficulty in
burying the dead.
MEMPHIS, October 29..--The mortuary re-.
port to noon shows that there have been
eleven fever-deaths and two from other
causes. No Bew cases reported. There was
IL heavy frost hst night, and the indications
are favorable.
MARSHALL, TEXAS, October 29.-There was
d heavy frost here last night and haitian inch
of ice this morning. No new cases or deaths
are reported. The sick are doing well.
SHREVEPORT, October 29.-Three inter-
ments to-day from yellow.fever.
MONTGOMERY, October 29.-Only one death
in the past forty-eight hours. 1t was al old
case. No new ones reported. There was
ice and frost this morning.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.

Germany.
BERLIN, October 29.-Bismarck has re-
sumed the presidency Of the Prussan min
istry. His restoration carries with it the
effective control of the whole Cabinet.
France.
PANS. October 29.--The old opera-house
in the Rue lie Peletir has been destroyed by
fire.
Genera. Belamorue wrote letter TO NJ.
Du Basil, minister Of war, informing him
that if the monarchy was restored he (Bel-
lemorue) would resign his commission
in the army. Immediately upon the re-
CENT of the communication by NJ. Du Basil,
he issued an order placing the gen eral on
the retired list. ~
England.
LONDON, October .29-Sir Henry Holland,
the author and physician, is dead.
The Times has special that the Pope has
written several letters to the Emperor of
Germany, the contents of which have not
TRANSFERRED.
Austria.
VIENNA, October 29.--Another panic pre-
walls on the Bourse in this city. The Gov.
eminent is endeavoring to effect a settlement
of the financial difficulties.
Spain.
MADRID, October 29.-It is reported that
the Carlists have fired on British war-ves-
sci, killing one of the crew.
Italy.
RoME. October pa dispatch has been
received here confirming the report of the
existence of second letter from the Pope
to the Emperor of Germany.
Saxony.
DRESDEN, October 29.--The Duke of Sax
ony, son Of the late King John, assumed
succession to the throne Of Saxony to-day.
His Majesty issued proclamation, in which
be promises to uphold the Constitution, and
announces that the present minority will re-
main in Office.
Ontario.
LONDON, ONTARIO, October 29.-Snow is
reported from various parts of the Province.
Snow fell here to the depth of six inches
last night, and is still falling.
Cuba.
HAVANA, October 24.-EX- Captain. Gene
raj Peiltain will leave for Spain tomorrow.
kilograms were received from Madrid to-
night announcing that the Minister of the
Colonies will start from Cadiz on the LIST of
November for Cuba and Porto Rico.
The shoemakers of this city are on strike.
They demand their wages In gold or its
equivalent.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
Pfttsylyauta.

,,~rpn.. xrsrER's srEECH-IAAENss GAThh"-
ws-,SrEREsTlSG SCENES, ETC.
rs,ecial telegram to the Dispateh.1 80
p,rrsYpvAS,A COURTHOUSE, October ~
We have had here to-day one Of the largest
ou,nour,ngs of the people Of Phisylv ANA
and adjoining counties seen in Pittsylvania
for MANY wears to hear General kempers
speech. The crowd was varous'y estimated
q, from five thousand to seven thousand, in
cludipe some fifteen hundred coiored
people. General Kemper arrived here last
night and was the guest of Hon. w. NJ.
Trcdwav. He was waited on last night by
a large crowd, including some OF our best
citizens, accompanied by the Salem IN -
cornet band, and serenaded at the residence
of Mr.. Tredway. His speech was TWO hours
and twenty minutes in length, and was re-
cciyed with undoubted enthusiasm by the
audience, who frequently testified their ap-
nroya, by repeated shouts of applause.
Al the conclusion of General kemper's
sncech Hon. George II. Gillian, c. E. Dab
ncv. and Colonel S. w. c. Capell appeared
IN response to calls and delivered short, tell
ing speeches.
After the speaking the crowd was invited
TO participate in barbecue dinner, "hlch
was served in fine style. Altogether the day
has been one Of great pleasure to all, and the
Conservative cause has received an impetus
which will tell on election.day. The large
and respectable audience which was here
,o.dov was in strict contrast with the meagre
gathering which attended on the occasion Of
IIuobcs's narration here some three week;
400. Several members Of kempcrs brigade
went ON the stand TO shake hands with their
old commander, who they had not seen
s;rc, the battle of Gettysburg. Their meet.
.sg WAS most affecting, and was witnessed
Nv the crowd with great pleasure. PittSyl'
y,yia is all right for kcmpcr.
DA>yr.Lr, October 29.-General kemper
re,rrucd from the Courthouse this evening
on his way to fill other appointments
ahout 8 O'Clock a tremendous crowd of oul
citizens congregatcd in front OF the Paxton
House and loudly called for our gallant
standard bearer. Though tired, travel-worn,
and hoarse from spanking, the General ap'
peared upon the balcony and delivered
short. neat, and soul-stirring address. H'
was frequently interrupted with rounds o.
applause. Pittsylyania and DanVille arc
aroused. and rousing majority for the
Conservative ticket may be safely counted
llDOp,
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 20, 1873.
Brig Voiante Reuter-, Boston, in ballast, TO load
Schooner Ann Twibell. Mullen, Philadelphia, coal,
j. Is. Watkins ~
Schooner Mary A. Loughrey, Loughrey, Phla-
delphia, coal, J. b. Watkins.
Schooner A. E. Benton, Budd, Philadelphia
Schooner ida Y. McCabe, Pickup, Georgetown,
coal. James River improvement Company.
Schooner Martha Collins, Graves, Georgetown:
coal, James River Improvement Company.
Schooner julia, Thomas, Havre de Grace, coal, ;.
II. Halves.
Schooner Reading r. K. No. II, McFadden,
PHILADELPHIA. coal, CQtrell s Rcns-
Schooner Caspar Heft, Snedcker, Philadelphia,
coal, Coitrell & RelDs.
Schooner Raynor, Montgomery, Baltimore. corn
Iaxall, Crenshaw < Co.
Schooner Paul V. Keller, King, Philadelphia,
coal, j, 4. Wilkins.
Schooner William u. Dearborn, scull, Boston,
Ice and phosphate, A. g. Babcock.
Brig Blaudina, Reagan, New ! or K, In ballast.
Brig Volinta, Reuter-, Boston, In ballast.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
Brig Ceres, Socken, kio Janetro, -four, Dunlop
& McCance.
Schooner ST. Mary, Steelman, Philadelphia, gran
lite, Curtis and PARKER.
Schooner Union, Jones, Norfolk, slaves, Curtis &
Parker.
Schooner B. G. Tubman, Walters, Norfolk, gran
lite. Currie i Co.
Schooner Louisa Crockett, Flanders, Baltimore,
tobacco, Currie & Co.
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BY Wellington Goddin,)
G f;;'1 = c 8 Williams Auca0neer''

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE On FIF'H.
FOURTH, MAIN, CARY, AND I'll IRD
STkEETS-By virtue Of decree OF the Chancrry
Court OF the city of Richmond pronounced OIL The
TIN OF October, S73, In the case OF HobsoH's ex.
ecutors against Hobson, &C., We, the undersignct,
commissioners tGr any two OF 'henl, Will through
Wellington Cioddin, anctionccr. proceed to s-il a.
public auction. on the premises, respectively. -
ginning on WEDNESDAY the 9Th Soyr,nl-r,
1879. at O'clock =. ~. that exc. !I. BRICK
Grace and Franklin streets recently In the o"cI.
pancy of Judge Il. II. Fitzhugh. fronting 20 l"@:.
running back il feet TO an alley 20 feet Wild" Il
contains ten rooms besides the usual arrom;nois.
tons for servants, and Is supplied with modern IN.
A tter which will he sold that VALUABLE LOT
on the south side OF Main between Third ana Fourth
streets, fronting l-6 feet running Geck u9i
TO an alley. And thereafter, that VAL hbLE
LOT on The west line OF Fourth between Main an4
Cary streets, fronting 4S feet running back 100
feet, bounded on both sides by alleys.
And on the following day,-rk THURSDAY ne
9th OF November, lS73-nt O'Clock =. ~. through
Grul,Ds e Williams, allctionccrs, We Will sell ho- =
SIX HANDSOME FRAMED TEStMtNT>, "tt'
brick Easements, ut the southwest ccrncr 81 csiy
and tour T5 r eGn G9ha 4bs ever t
are in q 'od repair. and occupied by cxce"n, ten
ants, and are well built They front II ieet ZACH
Aud on the folio wing duy,-viz.. FRIDAY ii" IN
of November, S73-at O'Clock z. M.. ihrnus1
Hill 4 Goddin, nuclioneers VIII be sold thos. y
BEA CltfL Il BR1Sh EN- boi ~ ID w '"' 49,
line OF hird between Main and Cary strrcts. .rn
fronting 60 feet, running back 1870 feet. The,
tenements are very handsome; are remarkably wei
built; contain about eight rooms each. One i Va
can't, and the other Is occupied by good irnlL'
They have all The modern improvements ani III"
usual servants accommodations
TERMS: Gne-fUurth cash balance ut SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. int"r,'
added and title REFINED TIL the further order 81 's
court. JOHN II. GUY,
: --.- CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
JOHN 3. WISE,
oc 2J Special CORNERSTONE.
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COMMERCIAL.
m E1,OTR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGES.
TUESDAY, October 90, ] 873.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAr.-White, 1872 bushels Red, COS BUSH
els. ,,. 40 hr.bo,s
UATS.-6S bushels.
RYE.-12 bushels.
SALES.
wHEAT-White. so bushels common at xl.oo
AZ bushels common at Il So; % hushcls prime at
si.75: bushels fair at - eo-toal az 6ush ea
WHEAr.-Red, 430 bushels very goou az - e.: ~ ;
CoRS.EWhlte, 32 bushels new on private terms.
Yellow, 62 bushels new on private Terms.
OATS. -6S bushels good springat 03c.
RYE-12 bushels prime 1T soc.
RE-EXHIBITED.
RYE.-1 bushels.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE sALE.l

cUPER1oR JAMES RIVER FARM 3 9sd FOB rDE
OsALE, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRIG0, Ten
MILES WEST OF THE CITY OF RlCHhMaU,NSDI,,
ta1DNTAiSING 754 ACRES.AS F0LLOSMss::
issH ACRES SUPERIOR LOW-GR0uNDS,,Bt y,
A AgCSf SCION BIZ W-GROUNDs, lsSHAG I1nW
ARABLE HIGHLAND, so ACRES MEADU,H
AND NEW CLEARED LAND, zoo ACRsS, ~
PERIOR WOODLAND.-i offer Tor SAFE iiie ADV wv;
FAKM known as t.ELLERSL IE,' the iate fesi ,
dence OF Samuel Cottreli. DR., deceased. Inc res
depce is a large succeed brick house. COMMUNE nn
ten rooms closets, porcbes &C., siiIated IN oeaa
tIfu grove Of forest trees, with kltcteii, n,ne
house lumber aud ktorehouses, quarters: aln @
farm houses. all convenient Large apo eesct , Ua
chard Of apples peaches, pears cherries anu o'''e
fruits. me 49, g. 80 .ho ,Iver
land will Yield from sixty to seventy 6lsneiSS o on
corn per acre this year. From 2,6oO 20 oso ~
bushels Of wheat was the average crop prior 70 tue
war. . ..r % ,b,rtv
cords of wood to the acre and as the canal pases
through the farm, the wood s almost equivalent, 70
money! as 1t Is but half or three-quarters OF ahie
from the landing. 1ar,,, tho
MINER James 1t Is easy of access both by the cana
and the Westl,am ROAD on which 1t has IRON, 6a
half mile. Nelghbofhood good. View from lhe
house up and down the river very nne;
WILLIAM G. MONCURE,
/. oc On. eod5t g.. No. Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-30
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, October -Flopr-Stock scarce,
with only local demand; smpcrtinc, 50 extra 90
rs. Corri-supply light and demand limited
mixed. 7sc.; white and yellow; soc. oats quiet ut
5l0r54c. Bran easy nj 81 .10@S1 10. HayIN1
demand Pork dull ut $40. Dry-sa lied meats dllll
at Sc for shoulders. Bacon--Stock small: stioul-
dcrs and clear rb-sldcs, 7i@c: clear sides 81 Sc.
Hams dull III o2c. Lard dull at S0 &c LOT uerce;
good fair, smSEc. Molasses in good demand at w
"a &c. for prime: 74@ 75c: for strictly prime 10
choice. Whiskey-Supply li.ht At 95c.GGSl -! lot
/ louisiana. Coffee firm at 22M234c. fof fair TO
prime. Corn. meal firm ut So 80.