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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14
BY Robertson g. Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Aucnoneers.
Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, va.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAL

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
Y THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL-MISES, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTIOE.-By virtue Of deed II trust
executed 10 me as trustee on 10th of March, s7o by
William Winfree, Jr., and duly recorded In the
clerks Office Of Chesterfield County Court d. D. s..
page 2ls), shall, being required SO TO do by die
beneficiary, sell at public auction on the premises
on FRIDAY, nd Of August, 1873, at l. O'Clock NJ
that valuable TRACT OF LAND lying near NE
Midlothiall coal-m ines, In Chesterfield county c1-
tainirg about nine hundred and hfty-t~o acres. o..
Joining the lands Of Franklin steafns, D. Is. Han.
cock. and others.
This land lies about two and a half miles from
Coalaed station, on the Richmond and Danyillc
railroGd within The coal-held. About one-third Is
cleared the residue In forest OF OAK aud pine The
surface indications Of the existence Of coal are as
good a any IN the cosl-feld. The bulldogs c0nsis,
OF dwelling with nine or ten rooms, and all neces
sary out-houses.
TRRNs: Cseh sufficient to pay expenses OF mIe
and S5lo-6lso on the 10th Of March, 1874. and sso
on the 10th Of March, 1875, to be- secured by deed
OF trust on the property; the residue OF tie pur-
chase money, II any, 70 be payable at such times
and occurred In such manner as the said Winfree
shall direct, and In default Of such direction the
trustee shall think ut.
Conyeyanees will be At Coa6cId to take persons
arriving by the morning train 10 the place of sale.
\. BROOKS Trustee.
ROBERTSON Il BRosAUCH, Aucuoneers.
an s-tIts
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COTTON MARKETS,

StyASSAH. August l3.-Cotton-SOne Offering
miLd.ings, lTtc.: net receipts. l55 bales: export
coaswiSc. a33 bales sales, ~ Das: stock. 76a bales
CHARLESTON, August l3.-Cutt0n dull; mid
dllugs, Sc net receipts, 1873 bales sales, 100 bales
stock, AIS bales. .
NEW ORLEANS, August l3.-Cotton quiet; mid
dliugs lS.Tls5c; net receipts 10 bales gross re-
clpts, COT bales sales 80 bales; last evening 800
bales; stock. LIZ Sl bales.
| BALTIMORE, August l3.-Cotton dull; niddlings
l0tc. gross receipts. bales exports, lis bales
sales, u bales stock, c,0l6 bales.
GALVESTON, August i3.-Cottnn dull; good oroi
nary, l5tc.: net receipts, 81 bales cXports'o Grcl
Britain lSg0 bales; sales. bales; stock 7,oo5 bales
NORFOLK. August l3.-COtton dull ana niue
doing: middlings lsc.: net receipts. 4es bales cX
ports coastwisc Oh bales; safes, 80 bales; stock
3,O0S bales, w
MOBILE, August l3.-Cotton quiet; middlings
Isle; good ordinary, ID+tc.: net receipts. 5:
bates exports coastwisc, 4So bales sales, zoo bales
stock. 1893 bales
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 10, 1878.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 10, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Post, Norfolk, mer.
clandise aud passengers. L. 3. Tatum
Steamer Empire, Gauticr. Philadelphia, lnerclan-
disc and passengers, ". Il. Porter, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza IIancox, Clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chandse and passengers. l.. Is Iatum, agent.
Schooner lillian VI. everett, Bears, New I ork,
camel coal, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Annie r. Moore. Phillips, New York,
camel coal, Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner MartllI :. Kinney, Edmondson, Wash
ington city, granite, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Einma Jay. FORBES, Norfolk, slaves
Curtis l. Parker
schooner Alexander Wiley, Beacham. Baltimore
ria Chc.iahOmipy. lumber, curtis < Parker
schooner Il. u, TuOnll, Booth, Norfolk, granite,
Currie u co.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Maggie Mcdonald, Fisher, at Phi ladcl.
Sch5oucr j +. Trot, Nelson, from Virginia. ar
rived 1T New York August 18th.
Schooner Alice Ida, St'lnnal, from Virginia, ar
rived AT New York August llth.
Bark Excelsior, from iilchmond for Bordeaux,
Fortress Monroe August llth.
Brig johnson, from Richmond Tor Baila, FORTRESS
Monroe August l TIL
Brig Gladiator, from Richmond for Rio Grande
Fortress Monroe August llth.
MARINE DISASTERS.
The statistics OF marine disasters reported FOR the
mouth of June, 1873, give the following. being the
list of disasters suffered by all flags: Sailing vessels
totally lost, eight OF III CSC forty-seven were
English, twelve French seven German, seven Anne
ricall four Italian, four Norwegian, two rian
one Russian, one Turk, one Danish, one Swedish
one Greek AMI one of which The flag HIS not beer
reported. In this toL. number arc Included cigh.
teen sailing vessels reported missing. Or steamers
totally lost twelve are reported-namcly Sever
English, two Russian, one uermsn, one French
and one Spanish.
BY TKLIGRAPH.
NEW YoRE, August ls.-Arrived, steamers Scotia
California, aud San Salvador.
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The Hon. William Allen, Democratic can
didate for Governor Of Ohio, was famous III
his Younger days for his tremendous voice.
Among the ulauy stories concerning his
vocal powers is one that while speaking at
Philadelphia from the Geek of q steamer TO q
crowded as,emblage on the wharf, the pro-
prictor of rival steamer, who was also q
political opponent. sought to silence him by
blowing his whistle. The steam organ
scrceched its loudest, but the story goes that
the orator not only spoke SO loud as com
pletely to drown the noise OF the whistle, but
was distinctly heard in all parts of the city
IF the latter assertion be true, which Is just Il
little doubtful, the coming campaign in Ohio
will be IL pretty noisy one if MIR. Allen takes
the stump.
From the Peoria Rerier =" In vigorous
chase after rats, Friday afternoon, boy on
jefferson street broke down shelf IN the
cellar and inundated six jars OF preserves,
He yazed on the ruins without sigh, caught
ard killed the rat, laid it among the de6ris,
and daubng his faithful dogs nose and legs
with the fruit, sent him upstairs, while the
bow hid in the coal-shed. He heard teml-
nine shricks of dismay, he heard the wrath
full objursalions of his sire, he heard the UNI
suspecIing dog led into the backyard and
shot, and spreading forth his hands, said so.
lcmny: Another victim of circunstantml
evidence"
A Sioux City lady went to a gallery fnl
her picture. After putting her in position
the artist put the plate i'll the camera, and
told her 10 look at a certain spot on the wall
She wasn't certain Of seeing it we'll from
where she sat, and so got up and walked
over to it, but failed to discover anything
curious about it.
A Pottsyile Pa.) woman fell asleep in
church during all evening service and slept
till the next morning, When she awoke and
yelled till half the towns population came
to let her out.
A man who went to Danbury eight years
ago worth nothing is now the owner OF
three dogs.
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The general pncticabiity of things which
become apparent when two fond hearts are
suddenly severed is illustrated by late sad
affair in England. A young and pleasing
widower Of sixty-three met and wooed a
lady of the Eighty and immature age of
forty-three. For time each seemed all that
fancy painted, and their path was strewn with
poetry and all that sort of thing. But
the widower, alas became estranged, and
signifed 1t in : letter to the lady. /" have
had good deal of unpleasantbess," he OBJ
served, "since l saw you in the famley sir
cles, and 1t is dayley dish from the publick
until am hartley sick Of it. Dear A ggie,
do not let angry temper arise, nor ami
mostly prevail against me for this, for I shall
always entertain friendly fealing towards
you and all famley, and when We meet each
other may 1t be with friendly falling until
we meet In heaven, where parting shall be
DO NOR" Anybody would think That a kind
and Christian statement like this should
awake 10 reply sentiments equally pleasant.
But no; that spinster did let luminosity pre-
vail, and having warmly remarked in an.
swer, "You old hypocrite; how dare you
write such stuff to me about us meeting in
heaven!" she straightway began breach
of-promise suit, and the widower's gentle
piety cost him $2,500.-Nep York Tribune.
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EXCITING SCENE on THE PLA1Ns.-Out on

EXCITING SCENE ON THE PLAINs.-Out on
the plains, about two hundred miles from
Denver, is vertical bluff seventy-fYe feet
high. A party Of hunters recently SIAM
peded herd Of bufaloes right to the brink
of the precipice. The foremost brutes, APP
preciating their critical condition, attempted
to avert the calamity, but the frightened
hundreds behind crowded forward with
characteristic persistency. The front rank,
with legs stretched toward each cardinal
point of the compass, beloved in concert,
and descended to their fate. Before the
pressure from behind could be stopped the
next rank and the next followed, initiating
the gesture and the believing of the first.
For thirty seconds it rained butaloes, and
the white sand at the foot of the bluff was
incarnadine with the life-blood of wild meat,
and not until the tails of Fifty or seventy-tive
of that herd had waved adieu to this wicked
world did the movement cease.
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SOLAR FARIArzoNs.--Secchi, the astrono-
mer Of Rome, has concluded, from certain
observations made during the past year, that
he is justified in affirming that there Is q
periodic variability in the sizc of the sun.
The many startling revelations OF science
during the last ten years have prepared the
way for the acceptance Of even this conclu-
sion, though the observations on which
Secchi POUNDS his belief arc as yet SO few us
to sti!1 leave room for some possible doubt
on the subject. 1t would seem that the
outer surface Of the sun-thc philosophers
"a seen by us-is gaseous envelope, in \
state Of continual, and, perhaps, periodic
change, such that the diameter OF the solar
orb, as measured by the aid of the telescope,
IL least in the region of the greatest spot
ac,ivity-th4t is, the solar equatorial belt
does not bulge out as does that of the earth,
but, on the contrary, the solar polar axis is
the longest diameter of that body. The eX-
cess OF the polar over the equatorial diane
ter is, however, very small quantity. and
may be referred either TO tides in the photo
sphere or to the influence of the solar spots
themselves.
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BY Thomas W Reese, Auctoreer,
No. 1917 Main street.

GENERAL ASSORTMENTO OF HOUSE.
~ HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-htthe request OF the owper
who Is declining housekeeping, will sell at his res.
idence No. 300 east franklin street. on FRIDAY
TIVE 18th instant at log O'Clock. fine assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., consisting In
Two OILED WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS with
One WALNUT PARLOR SUIT in haircloth;
OAK sIDEBOARD ami CHINA-PRESS com.
bined, deliberately carved;
OAK EXTRAORDINARILY
One OAK CELERET;
OK HAT-RACK;
WALNUT LOUNGE in reps;
MARBLE-TOP TABLES;
CARPETS, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE.
COOKIEG-STOvE and UTENSILS,
TIk-SAFE, &C., &c.
THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auctone.r.
Agent for Halle Fire aud Burg!ar.proof SAFES.
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BY n. u. Lee,
Aacaoneer and Real Estate Agent
1914 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
Il AND TWENTY-FIVE FEET OF T, Gn0 1t ~ Err
nv virtue Of deed of trust from william ~ Jack
.on bearing date on the lAth day OF January, 1915
recorded I'm the clerks office Of iichmond ChancerJ
Court ~. 4. % b, page ss9J default having ptsn
made In the payment OF one Of sae notes sseureI In
81 c.fd MOTT. viii nroceed 10 sell vt public auction
on the premises. on THURSDAY the lIth OF Az Az
gust, 1914 At o'clock p d.. the REAL aSLAL LIZ
fbe west aide of Fifth street 1875 feet, and running
back Mt right angles TO the proper ty OF Danlei ?,
Davis and thence running southca5terly VIII ,.ie
angular lot. ,,..,, .ho .rnenses
ucgotixbIe note for &l7l.os, aud credit untu the
l4t day of January, 1874, for Sl7ss, ana ue ,be
ance on such terms may be mace Know, .a ~ , h
time of sale; the credit payments 70 Dc seeure "
trust ocee OIL 'no p'op N. LEE, Trustee.
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went to Rennes, where a gentleman VIII
whom he negotiated small loan was sstu .,ts
With certain discrepancies in his statements;
The respectable St: Pol Judge was ze'e esss
to. and the production Of the eerte a s s,saie
proved that the personator OF the maagu ~
the ds 4, Assembly, was none other than the false
c con Of police who pillaged the lodg'
mos If the Polish student. He had no de.
fence to offer, and was sentenced to eish'
Years, Imprisonment with hard labor.
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OFFICIALLY

OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES,1
RICHMOND, VA, July IS, ls75. !
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
ID SEMBLY, approved April al. 1871, 1t Is lawful
for the Circuit Court Judges Of this Common.
wealth, until the times for holding the terms OF
their respective courts shall be prescribed by law
to tx the time for holding such terms. The terms
OF the Twelfth Circnit have been fixed as follows
TWELFTH CIRCUIT.
Shenandoah County.-?eth August, sth December,
and sth April.
Page.-ist September, sth January, and sth May,
Rocking om.-loth September, 18th January, and
18th April.
Wurren-Sth October 18th February, and 18th
May.
.Clarkc.-lsth October, 27d February, and 2sth
May.
FTederick.-11th October, 9TH March. and It'll
June. j. BELL BIGGER
jy2e-2aw I'm Clerk House of Delegates Of Va.
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TEALISG SPRINGS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION
fpIrT To DF Kept OPEN TILL Isr OF Io3SI

~ v,rtus If decree Of the Richmond Chane'li
Court of MAY 10. u73 in the suit Patton, &C., tn
Fry. &c. the undersigned, appoinlsT ."r,i%n, on
ers for that pnrp0Trsn T' ,ft : the .s Of August
ls7s, 1T p. r., that yalaaeie p gTppElXfS
including the REAL ESTATE s', ,sa In, ofine
county OF Bath. STATE OF ,fsa's soDtarng EIGHT
Kindred AND TWfNTi ONE A ,,ilsri1,, a.
third Of which is cleared. and !. aPTRR0rERTY
gether with all the pkksuiS ~ snricg.
'hfFs e ussS 81, consist Of TIRE hRGE
BRICK Bull DING of Tive be-, ina ansaTE cor
mauship, and number oil hA..n.i n !, ,,iers-
TsGES, ali in good order. and eTincins ra hath
HE degrrc OF trsie in construction s.u, for
houses, stables, &C.; and partial eqnp'-
stage line. &c. .,..d hy ,pes from.
snrtny In the mountains through tEr ~ III pur
grounds, ztfordins an srip!. SUPPL Furnished
poses, and The property Is f S" he eontuet OF
h' TIE sfKISGs hKt now u SkHsfT 'o5fkS
orERATIUT. "A Ak IRpn MILO r 70 TIE lsr o.
The property Is situated on ne na' n.es lron
the Warm Springs Valley sonu, "a "a Ohio r,Droat'
from SSich point 1t 10 accessible pa NV rhsrercd
| and The south Branch r.ilrosn. ~ n txtud 70
and partly under sontrssr, pied viii pas ,hrosse
the Warm springs valley within 5 'n'''
OF the Springs. u Known and resS
The virtues Of the waters srs Wsm snsmphlet, CAP
be hsd Of the .Ssnt =. the spn.s or % are plctn.
Iadd Co, kiehnons T5s n srn ssrss d eattnh,
rescue and beautiful, sh.asa , ny spaere paN
growth the climate dsli .sSont foes aud seener! a'
| surpassed. fourth OF the pureIiSSxs
| money .he residue upon cIs cree s"r nesott-bc
eiShssen. and twenty-four months ~ Of ssle.
notes, with in.erest added frcr, nv ane Of the eca
/ For further information appiy N. Qesrtee, so'
missionere at Richmond, Va or D. -
agent, at The Springs. rsr WILLIAMS
", W. CRUMp,
JOHN H. Gufs
JOHN A. CukE., ,p
JAAGs ~ comla SsIohe4s-
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

ADVANCES OF SEVENTY PER CENT. IN Cash
OF TAX-PAID VALUE
will be made on consgnmcnts to our house, IN.
TEREST AT RATE or SIX PER CENT. per
annun.. We authorize sight drafts, with bill al
ladiug, for amount OF tax Oh shipments and will
seud balance OF advance after receipt or goods
PROMPT RETURNS made with check for balance
Immediately on sale of goods.
Sole importers Of the Don Carlos and Fl
GuLo brands OF MASS LIC0RFCE.
''' - HOFFMAN, LEE & CO.,
Tobacco Commission Merchants,
63 Exchange Place, Baltimore, Nd
my sl-and6rn
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aUcrTIoE sALEs-..,rnls Day.
nv Thomas w. Keesee, Aucfioneer'
1Jl7 Main street.

ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF H Eegt,ot;
HOLD FURNITURE. PIANO; EoS ,f,pnR
WALNUT, AND MAH0GnaSsh. rE Ah AZ hUC-
TfjS.oTHiS DAY at 10 O'Clock will seli ~ ~
auction-h house general assortment n ns OF Of
W.LDrr PhRI,oR SUR, in figured reps
WALSGT CHAMBER SUITS with marble tops
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, ,s,nnop saxss:
Elegant FBENCI-PLATR aANIIE sL,n mihS WARD
ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, ana mAhoSAai 1900
ROBES and BUREAUS; n-,e,s
wALsUT ard OAK WRITING-DRsKs
CrIIKEnING PIANO, rosewood case
~ ~ ~ HITr 1,EsTRE-TABLES with nsrble tops,
PARIon cMAIns, HAlE M T. cnp SA41;1se,
MIRRoas, SHOWCASE. LOUNGES,
ExTESsIoS-TAB HAIR-CLoTH soFAs'
WALNUT ROCKERS gn reps ana nair T1%wipR &C.
LIN 'As 1''' THOMAS W, kEESEE, Auctioneer.
Agent for Hairs Fire and Burglar-frooi safes.
y
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BY Wellington Godd!n,
AuctioneeToand Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
l. COUNTRY-sEATO on THE BROOK TURN
PIKE ONE MILE NORTH OF RICuAOSD-ly
virtue Of decd OF trust executed by Luther lr-
vine and wife, bearing date on the 18th .!ay Of De
cenlber 1872, duly recorded In the clerks Office Of
Henrico County Court, the undersigned trustees
therein named, will proceed TO sell a. public auc-
ton, upon the premises. on MONDAY the 18TH day
of August, 1917. at 81 o'clock 7. ~. that valuable
SUBURBAN FARM located rs above nov under
rental Of $500 per annum to hiessrs. Franklin Davis
& Co. .,, ,,,, .,,,,
improved land, and the improvements consist 81 a
large BRICK DWELLJNG-HOuS containing
seven rooms; a brick kitchen barn. stable. &C.
The neighborhood Is good and the place remarkably
healthy. ,
TKEMs: While tile terms OF the deed require
cash payment Of about $500. yet II Is probable
more favorable arrangements may be made, winch
will Dc announced IT the hour Of sale.
YELLING ron GODDlE.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAhE.
Trustees.
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FINANCIAL.
prcHmoyD STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, August IL, 1878.
At the Stock Exchange to-day the ohiy tlahsao-
t,ona were I'm State and city securities. Inc saies
,ver 400 taxrcceiYabe coupons at 79, 200 interest,"
certificates at az, and 1900 old city e's at 81.
STATE SECURITIES. -,
,,, $50
Virginia. consols deferred. ...........ns
virginia tax-receivable coupons. ....1s
Virginia interest certificates. ........''.T
Richmond city s's.... ..................p '''
RAILROAD AND CANAL BONDS.
Virginia Central third mortgage S.,
virginia Vii; Central fourth mortgage s's,oe
j. J............... ......' 49,;
Virginia Central non-mortgage ISL. %
Virginia and Tennessee second mort -,
vEr az9 is and NJ tennessee third mortgage
y ssi Il and Petersburg Railroad, Sc
cond mortgage. 60. }. & J ..:.....;:.: "s
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Isl
mSGTtgagge F., j. .i;urs and Poto:
mac Railroad rs, J. K J........ ......'A .'-
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-., 90
mac Railroad ss. }. j.. ............h o.
Orange and Alexandria Cd mortgage
osanse ~ and Alexandria I'D mortgage %
Richmond sI' Nc; and Danye consol. as, NJ. ,,.
1smss Rivtr and Kansxha Canal ist
mortgage 6's, M. & S..".............H1 -.'
~hAiLHoAD AN .'''N p B. A.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. 49,. 100. e'
Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto- a.,
R EbE, Soh Fredercksbur3 and foto
mac seven per cent. guaranteed, 80. io"''
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas taii- IL
Richmond and Danve Kailroad.11oSss IS %
Clover II I'm md Roanoie railroad, COM
Devil, 40 virginia 100. .1H
Sauonai p p ..,..10O 100. .105
Merchants National.
State Bank OF Virginia. ........ls9. ~ sat
Merchants and Planters SaVlngs......' 49, ~
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
yroiuia Fire and Marine. ............. 70. ~,
Virginia stare .'...''''''''''
Old Dominion. ................''..'.A7'''
MISCELLANEOUS.
James River and Kanawha Packet ~,
COMPANY
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NFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
ARTIFICIAL-sTONE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

No. 912 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now prepared to lay down the above.
named Iavement In the most artistic manner ana
In any design, pattern. or color desired, and Ut q
cost far lesS Than that Of tagging. We will also lay
court yards areas, cellars of houses, noois or sta
bles, &c, using the celebrated English Portland ce
ment thereby insuring great durability entire free
dom from dust smoothness of surface, and beauty
OF finish, &c.
Parties wishing the above work done VIII please
apply Immediately, this Is the most suitable time
Of the year 10 nave the work done In.
County rights for sale.
Orders received ut the Office, 9ly M1ln street.
tee-sm ]. r.. TERRES Il co
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Wednesday, August ID.

OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Whtc, 7,502 bushels: Red, 2,'e2 bushels
CoRS,-Whlte, 400 bushels. Mixed, 40 bushels.
OATs.-l, oS2 bushels.
RYE.-58 bushels.
SCREESISGS.-20 bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT.--White 300 bushels prime at M;N los
bushels prime on private terms; 1903 Dilsheis very
good at *l7O aie bushels good ut sl!s; 30 bushels
fair nj Al co. 60 bushels common at Slse 50 pusuels
common mt &1le; 2l2 bushels common at $l rs SsI
bushels very good al $l.72-total, 2,S6s ousnes; .o
WHEAT.Rcd, 53s bushels very good at 9l.7O; ese
bushels prime on private terms S.: bushes very Eood
on private terms 270 bushels fair at is ~ pushes
common III 81 Io bushels fair At S69 50 Dusneis
common at Sl.30; 2s bushels common III @LI'-'o'a1
7,3es bushels. ,,.. .o-,s
OATs.-ss bushels very good new winter sirgi.
MIA at SOC ~ bushels prime new virginia ~ 4oG.
Is bushels very good new plrginis AT t1c ~ vs
els very good new Virginia at 4sc; 80 bushels very
good new 1t nc; $50 bushels at 4?c.; "a bushels al
Slc,-total, 6s4 bushels.
RYE-66 bushels prime at TIC
RE-EXHIBITED.
WuEAT-white, SO bushels. Red, lao bushels.
CoRS.-While, 400 bushels. Mixed, 400 bushels
OATS.-c50 bushels.
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BY Redwood & Crenshaw, Aucaoueers,
ll20 Franklin street.

DOOKS! BOOKS! AT AUCTION.-We
ID have received large consignment or BOOhS
direct from the publishers, which We VIII sell ~
TUESDAY EVENING, August nth, 1t O'Clock,
and be continued until All are sold The inyolce
HINES of the works of great authors artists; and
scientific men, Of all ages, from the earliest times
to the present In all departments OF literature &c,
&c. Fine sets OF Scott Bulwer, Shakespeare, Reade,
and of all the standard novelis, poets, and hlsto-
rians.
n B-BoOks are all new. and are now ready for
inspection, REDWOOD 4 CRESSHAW,
~, I9-st 1920 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14
nv Redwood @ Orcnshaw, Auctioneers,
No. lAao Main street. ..

WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION, ON
w THURSDAY MORNING., commencing az 70 =
O'Clock, a. the residence Of Dit. X >. Jones, nc.
Mi Of his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, consisting OF paror, chamber. dlonsrGs92d'
and kI schen Furniture, such as Marble-oP LADIES'
Hantei-MIrrors, Sofas, Chairs, Lounges; Curta1
CARPETS, Mating Oi!-cIoth, large collection OF
Pictures fne BAR and snnG n mn-
T,bIe KNIVES and Forks, Silver-Plsted Ware, &C:
Also, Two Buggies. one superior Mich Cow, lot OF
Harness, &C. sale positive and without reserve.
RED WOOD i CkESSHAW,
,u,o-.+x Auctoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-14
plJ.TIHORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, August l3.-Flour quiet ana un-
Corn,-white southern dull at 7Of972c yellow south.
err nominal at Soc; mixed WESTERN ssc Oats nrm
southern, Ie@Ilc.; western mixed, 4lG+?c, Rye
firm, S5GD9Oc. Provisions firm and unchanged;
western butter unchanged. WhiSSey dull ana
weak; CSC. for small lots. Sugar active anu Strong
Mt 1llGllfc.