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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
BY W. Goddin and Bronaugh & Taylor
Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
ES p II MAMSTssTES ASp il SHss:
TER.-By virtue OF q decree OF the Circuit Court
Of Chesterfield county. entered at the May term,
1879. In The case of"Nalles admipis.ratrix g. ".
thereby spponed. viii or ior sale at
SR az 1!fUssf kf e It?sE aalf
town OF Manchester on ~ GsDAfth The 9th Eoyen.
HAsflSaE EoTs sos az AND Ety. The
north side Of Seventh street or Bridge avenue e1.
1876 by 132 feet, on one of which there is body OF
6ne brick-clay. These are amongst the most vaua-
BILE lots III Manchester, With brick-paved Sidewalk
and granite sarriage-waytn front, and having
L LOTS Nos. as4 and 275. fronting 2s4 feet on the
north line OF Porter STREET between Fifth and sixth
hsyg S od EGhn H.
several parcels as may be deemed best at The hour
Also, The HALF-ACRE LOT No. 1853. fronting
on Perry street 1872 feet, running back 1876 feet
Also, HaLF-ACRE LOT No. 242, fronting 1876
Pr r oa feet
each on Fourth street, running back l25 feet 10 an
N Also, SIX, LOTS in Mayo's plan between sum.
mers street and the Danviile railroad-Nos 20, 49,
"A Also, fTiRIANGULAR LOT adjoining the above.
AisO, Iva iiohshps VA NV
Also, LOT On Fifrh street, fronting SO feet, be.
tween Perry aud McDoHough streets, running back
irregular DE- pth 10 the canal.
Also, LOT No. 254, with the LARGE MANSION,
&C.. thereon fronting 165 feet on Sixth suee' ran
ming hack 1872 feet. sF
Plats~Hill be exhibited at the sale.
After the sale OF the ast-r1med lot, and In front
of Mr.. Brauder's residence, that valuable TRAIT
OF LAND In Chesterfield county about three miles
from Manchester, on the west side OF the warwick
road and extending to the Broad Rock road, oppo-
sile the present residence Of Mr.. w: II: BranGer,
containing TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY.
FIVE ACRES, adjoining the lands of Mcssrs. Jo'
seph Walker, w. Mayo. Jasper Clayton, and Ed:
Moseley. This land will be divided into several
smaller pafees, part Of which Is heavily set In
wood and timber. and on another part there Is 2
SMALL DWELLING, containing i've rooms, ana
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at SIX twelve,
eigh,eeu, and iwenty-four months for negotiaole
notes. interest added, and title retained III! all Ok
'A - ,N 1890, W. W. COSBY.
&. C. MCRAE.
MOO Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

!, Tie Ne,o Era, of HopkinsgiHe, after emu
merating the sins Of Ben. Butter, throw the
mantle Of charity over his reckless wicked
mess because 8. be 1t said 70 his credit, he
has never, not even when abandoned to the
wildcat promptfngs Of o nature prodigally
base descended to that lower depth Of .degra-
ton the baseball arena" ,s :.
The moral OF the Marquis of Lsrpe's poem
Is to show that noble knight may love a
5low.born maiden and still be happy. The
MapauR has found the converse of this true
in marrying Victories daughter. g.
An Indianapolis editor saws to one OF bis
female ic9ntributors aT The package OF
poems awaits your order, and il Tot called
fors within ten days will swell the innu.
merabse caravan that move S on in the airec-
Z fioa OF the waste. basket. 1t is very ordinary
rhyme, atresiously spelled 10 some instances,
and feaslessly independent of grammar"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

INDIAN SUMMsR.-To the Editor Of the
: Philadelphia Times: in your editorial OF
yesterday you refer to ;"Indian Summer,
which in this latitude begins with the last
week of October" ETC., etc. Whist is Indian
summer? Probably not one person in twenty
thousand knows. Most every warm day IN
the fall is spoken Of as Indian summer. &c..
yerai years ago the writer was determined to
be Informed, and inquired of many persons
who should have known, judging from their
possessing great stores of knowledge, and
the only practical.sense idea he obtained was
from the Rev. John Lyon, who spoke thus:
"The leaves generally begin to fall in 0cto.
Der, and after the first frost, and continue to
do so during the month. Then, very gene.
rally, when all the leaves have fallen, there
comes cold rain and bitter frost, fermen.
tation and decomposition of vegetation.
Great heat is produced by decomposition,
which adds warmth to the earth, causing
that warm, misty atmosphere which con-
tinues until nearly the end Of November.
And it Is during this warm spell 10 Novem-
Der that tradition says lin this latitude)
the Indians laid up their corn for the win
ter"
II this is correct idea Of Indian summer,
and you can add any Information upon the
subject, your readers will ever pray for the
knowledge they obtain upon the delightful
season. Z 5s<i ss ;-IEBIAN sUMasR.
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COMPARATIyE COTTON sTArEMENT,
/. MARINE Al INTELLIGEHCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC; NoyEmBEs @; 1875
sas 100 Risb tide.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 5,as75.
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, InefeIan-
disesad passengers, Ls3. Tatsm, agent.
chaudise and passengers, L. 3. Tatuu, agent
Schooner Giar nd Powell coal 8.
Schooner 2. g. Wharton, Bush, Albany, iuraber,
Schooner Lucy Jones, Narlhugh, -Poughkeeaae,
NJ, tinon Lore. Old Dominion Iron and Nssl
Steamer issac Bell LAWRENCE, New York. NEE
etsanaiae lana passengers, soG Dominion Steamship
Steamer AAsnce, Carr. Philadelphia merchau-
else and paaseDgefa. ". z: Potter, agent /.
ssa
sekooner .. II. piyt rty, WilIIsas, Philadelphia,
sGhooner Albert DALEY, Mason, Boston, cot ell Cur.
tie a Parker 81 gasssss5 III l5 -sfsf III
re- s. CLEARED FOR THIS PORE. So "a.
From Aiexandria. November :, schooner Robert
From Boston, November s, schooner Lucy D.,
- =, 1870 MEMORANDA. h.
Schooner Annie 3. Moore, Phillips, freq Rich.
s Sd ysa James river Phisdelphta November
J, Scboopers Eciipse, cnnk,iu, and o. p. 4Rsnns
from Virginia, u Nav York Noyember Sd. a..
DISASTERS! Il q igs i Ii 4 q
:. The fhrsesmasted schooner 8. 81 Tyler, Capitals
Of pig-ifon and coal, srFiycd as SorsoE On Tfnrs.
Gay IN having enconntered heavy gale
pnSsy When fes miles north Of
held Sue aiscS Ssasg
's e6oonsss s. nSss NE
sshore at ChiDsoteague, was t0Wed Into NnrfnIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
BY Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Ills Main street.

AN ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE RESI-
n DENCE AND sEYEaAL VACANT LOTS
FOR SALR BY AUCTlON.-Qn MONDAY the
9Th Instant at O'Clock P n, We shalt sell by auc-
ton, on the premises 11l5 Moore street, near the
residences Of Messrs. Hill, Gilman, and Others an
attractive COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with four
large and two small rooms; the usual out-houses,
and several VACA mt LOTS adjoining.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months in negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by a deed OF trust.
- .aa- RICHARDSON Il CO.,
nos Auctioueers.
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pUBLIC SALE OF ONE-TWHLFTH
PART OF THE
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS PROPERTY.

Under the authority Of q deed OF trust execu nod
to me by David " Moore and Jane T., bis wife.
record IN the clerks Office Of Montgomery county
shall proceed to- sell ut public auction, upon tin
premises, on THURSDAY the % day Of December
scribed therein as follows: ONE UNDIYIDEn
TWELFTH INTEREST in THREE TRACTS
and PARCELS Of LAND, lying and being In tbS
ing inthe aggregate about 927 acre., and known a.
ALLEGHAEY SPRINGS PROPERTY,
and the houses, easements, and appurtenaness
thereto belonging.
TERMS: cash. .'.@ ez@.. 'a
oc2 DAVID r. sPENC E, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
- - BY Robert b. Lyme, .->t.
(successor TO Lyme & Brother,)
= Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
.r.I ;. No. 1912 Main street. = -

II ARGE AND DESIRABLE THREE
IL STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, opp.
LEY NEAR TO FRANKLIN. AND BETWEEN
VENT z ENTH AN D EIGHTEENTH
eff the parties Interested shall sell, upon tBe pre-
Misses On THURSDAY the J. th day of November,
at haf-past O'clock the above described property
containing seven rooms, &C., with fine lot attach
ed and is now occupied by good tenant ut $lS per
month. A BARGAIN will certainly be had; and the
property being so near 10 the market renders II
specially desirable. t-1-..aS Ns 80. ;
= TERMS: Easy and at sale.
no 6 - - ~ s9"ls e. T., Aucioncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
n BY George 81. Poindexter, >t
80 Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
No. 1900 Main street. under Planters Bank.

DOSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
i OF A DESIRABLE THREE:STORY BRICK
DWELLING, NO. g TWEHIY-SIRST STREET,
quest Of the owners, who intend leaving the city,
f.shall sell, upon the premises, ON TUESDAY the
9th day Of November, at O'Clock 2. D., that con-
yenfent RESI- DENCE as above located. contaiDihg
seven rooms; brick kitchen, &C.; fronting twenty
two feet on Twenty first street, and extending back
seventy two feet TO an alley. sBGl G5ai
The property is in very fair order, and with a
small exnenditure could he made lost desirable
and comfortable residence. AS the owners are de-
termned to sell opportunity Is offered to procure
great bargain = $3.50 ..,s . s.st
TERMS: At sale: - :.
no &. at ~. s-z..s -t.., = Auctiopeer.
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RTEATANDsWELLrLoGA TED BRAg u;
ON THE s0uIAEs s shnAs N
Gay BETWEKN 81 ADISoN ,A!a MRr Nv t,s
STREETS, FOR SALE. At . us,,.s 1sSaET sfR
Soyembr O. lsa5 O'Clock ths s s e ssa1s
BRICK 80 I'VE ~ Ss
onf OF III feaf and depth 90 feet 70 AZ
TeDWELLINa coutaips six rooIs w,In s1
kitchen OF two rooms and gas ana cisy -
'n TI MS One third casb balance e. n ano
twelve months, bearing interest, segsuTe nI
deed. s ~ W.. " !. A nctionaer.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
BY Bobert B. Lyme, s
successor toEJne u Brother.)
Real EstatsAgent and Auctioneer,
= n "a H. / +.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT:PUBLIC
Sj'AUCTION or LEAsEHOLD INTEREST in
A LOT ON .TWEETY-FiFTHs STREET. BE-
TWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL STREETS,
WITH VALUABLE BRICK SCHOOL-HOUSE
THEREON,-In pursuance Of decree Of the Cham
Gerry Court Of the city Of Richmond, entered The
3Oth day Of October. 1875. In the suit of~' West
special commissioner. Will, on FRIDAY the 1 9th
day of November, 1875, at 4hoclock p. IL, pro-
ceed to SELL the premises. al public auction, The
LEA SEHOLD ESTATE OF x. a. Folkes In the
above described property! - 49,,
The LOT fronts thirty feet on Twenty-ffth
q new and welI-arranged BRICK SCHOOL
The lease expires August 5. 1879, unless sooner
terminated by The death Of Mrs. Mary A. Crew, or
by sale of said 10. by order Of court-the lessee
to have the right 10 remove Improvements al ter
minatton OF lease. Ground-rent, $50 per annum.
i 60 - - of E '1AA " A. R. COURTNEY,
nos Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
BY Whitehead. Dickinson q Co, q
Grocery Auctioneers, 1919 Main street

/ < <
PHRaENTIRE STOCK OF AZ FIRST
IL CLASS FAMILY GROCERY AND. FEED
STORE ATAUCTlON.--Att the request OF ME- 3.
E. Armstrong. agent for Philip August, Jr., we
viii SELF nc public auction, at the store No. % east
Broad street, second door abeyet eorner4f First
street on FRIDAY, November s, COMMENCING at
IL O'Clock A. n, the entire stock OF GROCEhiES
and GRAIN therein . AZ - '3t..tpf =
J The stock OF groceries comprises such variety
as IS usually found In rst-class retail grocery, and
his sale is vel worthy The attention Of The trade.
WHITEHEAD, DICKINSON Co..,
- ,fI:,....gt ~ AucEoneers.
DAYS 81 90 and over, sixtydays for approved nego-
table paper; less than IS o, cash. :. ~
! - = WHITEHEAD DICKINSON q co.
POSTPONEMENT. III
Owing to Indictment weather the above sale Is
postponed until TUESDAY, November 9th, At Il
os.SsN WHITEHEAD, DICKINSON. & CO.,
no6 Auct1oneeTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
By Cook & Laughton, Auc.ionecrs.
'.E.y No. 10 Governor street.

1--WE BRICK HOUSES AND n.nr
RIAI 4 TRAME:sHEDs, STABLES. r. .Tn.
BE &EM0YED. AT AuCTl0N.-Ry aaihosittyt ~ -
DAY the 9Th instanf, atg12 O'clock on Ss nas WSs
sss, near me srnsr Of seyenesnth ard G,ses
streets, the ,IMO:SI0RY BRICK TESEHrHsSSs
WITH FRAME SHEDSattached and all nj ATEPisiT,
connected with the building. Possession siyen ".
the day OF sale, and all materials 10 be renon.4 ~
within thirty day thereafter. Aofeo
III 81, ALSO, est sa&
ALL THE MATERIALS contained IN ,be 80.
story brick engine-house On EighteentS street
between Main and Franklin streets. tooe,Sass
wlsRframe stable and all sheds attached. ose'ee
Possession given as soon as vacated By the EYra
Department. ana all materials 10 be removed VIII
The special attention OF builders and those v,u..
Ing building material Is called to the above sa,e
TEnhs Cash. COOK & LAUGHTON.
( no D q II .srcEf4t 7sgt ass Auctfonserx y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
.s BY Richardson q Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
- 1li3 Main street. &ti' &C.

TWO NEW FRAME TENEMENTs.
MzTA ro SEq shLE BT AaucT2oson
nay the 9Th Instant at O'Clock p. NJ. we shaM
sell by auction, on the premises, two new FKA ALE
TENkMENTs, with i've rooms eacn lncinai1g
near the residence OF Rev. Mr. Bennett, Moran, and
Terms: One third cash balance in four, eight.
and twelve months; negotiable notes to be given Tor
the deferred payments. with Interest adoea, ana
Seeate' 0s oeso y : RICHARDSON s: CO.
i.fa IS ,:itss'-s-7G ~ Auctioneers. :
POsTPONEMENT. 80.
The weather being Indictment the sale OF me
TTssDAY The n1ki e oeISs5 + Co
COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF AROUSE
SAND on BAKER R STR e T sE ETTl E
The CITY OF RICHMOND. AT AUCTION
pursuant to q decree entered by the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond on the 9th OF &c.
1875 in the sIit Of sferP az; %s &C.. az Me
vember, i S75- at O'Clock P. NJ, sell, upon The
Premises at public auction, to the highest bidder,
Inc HOUSE AND LOT In the blu and proceeolngs
street between St PEERS and st. Johns streets1
This property was formerly owned by John Gale.
The house is wooden building, and has five room
I'm II. = -r- ~ 80 80 ~.
of four months; one fourth op credit Of eight
months, and the remaining fourth on credit OF
twelve months, taking from the purchaser nego.
table notes for the deferred with lnterest
till the whole purchase money be paid and q con.
veyance be lected by the court; IT, W. ..
no est 49, Special. Commi sioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
By Williams & Gibson,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers and Auctioneers'
y No.12O1 Main street. .af~ 81

uJE7WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG.
w TON, on the premises on THU RSpAY the
18th October 1s75, at y o'eoGk NJ the L .;,a
FOUh-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSES sltuatee
lending through from Dock to Cary, and fronting
on Dock, Cary, and Nineteenth streets This house
is now ecccupied-one apartment by Mr. w. @
Thomas, the other by Mr.. H.. Metzger-fs built II
the most substantial manner, fs Ia firstrate repair
and Is one OF The most valuable properties OF the
kind In the city. ,,l,i,s,,,r, ,,neo,r
Auctloneers.
81 Ha POSTPONEMENT. - 1859
The above sale has been postponed until sATUR
DAY AFTERNOON, November 9th, at O'Clock
The terms will be one fourth cash; balance
SIX. twelve, and eighteen moaths, interest added.
: - - > - WILLIAMS & GIBSON,
no 90 AuclioneerS.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
r.eeat Il RICHMOND, November 6,I975.
OFFERINGS. 80

WHEAT.-Whte,9 04 busheis. hed, Zfeo6 qua IL
CORN White. SIS bushels. Atzed, so bushels.
OATS-I82 ',ushGls. sE...-
bEANS.-& bushels . sstr ..a. ......
...s.s .s.ts4rit, g.E SALES. u"
WHEAT White. il bushels fair at si.s5; 81
bushels fair at Sl.32; ass bushels good ut Sl.5o
Ok susheis common at 81 20; 100 bushels
very good at sl42; LOG bushels fair at Si ;S0;
SS buahels common at 81 30; ;32 busheis
prime at $l.45-total,! 9o4 bushels: RED. S52
bushels very good at Sa;ao; ~ ,sS9 6IGn
bushels common on private terms; FOG bgs a
very good at &1Aa rs nSshsis far n SU q
Si0s; 20 bushels eomSn at sl2s !, 1S2 a PUSHES
hYshels prime at $I.46-total, 2,332 bushels.
CoaNts 20 bushels Gac sSsI % nl 9usee II
Sgcstotal, / SO bushels. Nired, so bushels very
good on private terms; 80 bushels very good a'
B4c-tetaL 80 bushels Z. 800 -,
OATs--l l2 bushelswery good spring at 5Oc. ~
bushels common spring ut 46c.-total, 90 bushels
RE-EXHlBfTED.
WuRAr-Red, 146 bushels. 49,.
CORN.-JThtte, 80 bushels. .....
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET
I Livestock eales report from October 81 to No
yemSer s. 1875, reported by L. Gimmi. weigh
Csltts-Common to medium. 227 head sold from
sSa4c- gross good TO extra, ;6K@6c- gross.
= Sheep,-4GQE&c. gross. l.f Il.
Hss.-2s4 head, :eK@l 0hc., net. Is. ~
VeaL&-Per bead, s54S1l. t-s..-.r. -.s......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
By Gfubbs q Williams
~ Real Estate Asents and Aucaoneers.
s. u,ouen n, afrnes hefreefi Main and bansssa

uANDsoME BUILDING LOT On !. TIE 2
ia NORTH SIDE oE, LEIGH sTR !EITIr, y EA d
ADAMS STREET FOR sale s; MaA ON GH sATUR-
Wewill sell at auction ON tne az az O'Clock p.
NJ tho BUILDING III, LOT nesffly Sp
posite the railroad Stables, on L . ~,
ing 81 feet and running back ~ ae s' 81 Gafa
TERMS AT sale. ,,,-,,r,a 4 yyyIJIAMa.J,s;
80 ys4 90 49, Auctiopeerss 3,
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@ IsAsKA PoWDER-be pfeparasfon
IA 10 usc for cleaning metal, washing psin5 gssn
&c. 50 beusekeepers y i Y psrHc9iMStiHa IrE.
msas9sa " S A'-.-rs'e -. AxeHh
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COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE.-Con.
~ tans about / rs acres; new dwelling and out.
location. Crops, furniture, horse, carriage, cows,
hogs, &c, &C., all for sale. Possession given at
once. Farm is thirteen miles from Richmond, on
RichT ond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad;
three fourths of mile from railroad station. Go
and see this place. 1t is In elegant order and can be
,bo,ial1t very low, Apply to j. B. KIDD,
no 4.St# No. Ut Broad street.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE Abf 80 ~
souf SIDE. near she old ST. MARKS churcn lsaronts
"a fest on Leiah street and runs back 10y ieet.
gfsgs,l ri sd, 0''A''f-,-!f-a. Aucapueers.f Il
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nxzv YsCpx. Eayessber -Hc0ss--- Stocks active
wsts, better ;pIices Goverpnients dull and stessg
StssessduIi and nominal. Gold. 1li5h MonesSts'
EusrSrr, easy at q: Sterling strong a.
ESQ. cold dull at i I6H@l heh.. governments
Auilandlower. States quiet and nominal.
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1mn1edataIy after the above sale we Will sell tho
HOUSE and Lot formerly owned and occupied by
e, Browder. The LOT fronts on Hull street about
HOUSE, containing I've rooms, and win small
outlay can oe made a. Mo- business stand. s,l.aJ
/ Terms: Easy. SAMPSON. % MECHANIC
e. EStd1e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
Z - BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
1113 Main street.

POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY.-Gr Great
ciosins -out sale OF more than 10000 volumes OF
49, ~ sis STANDARD BOOKS, 1i.T..
in sets and single volumes, at 1902 Main street,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and 3 A TIU RID A I
NIGHTS. at TX O'Clock.
perfect The greatest chance ever offered 20 re-
plenish libraries. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
mo 4st "a - s. - Auctoneer. /
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AUCTIONEERS, &c.
DRUGS. mEDlClNEs. &C.
MEADE & BAKERS ORUGSTOI

-'-7--- DKU6S. MEDHC1NEsSe &c
MEADE& BAKERS DRUGSTORE.
CUTL ER's POCKET-INHALERS, for the cure Of
bronchitis, sore throat, &c.;
ENGLISH LUNG-PROTECTORS, double and sim
gle, to prevent consumption;
GAkRETT'S ELECTRIC DISKS, for the cure of
; nervousness, palsy, &C.;
The GALVANO-FARADIC BATTERIES Of all
sizes and latest improvements;
yOLTAIC ARMADILLO SOLES, BANDS, &C.,
for the cure Of cold feet. neuralgia, &C.; -
SOFT RUBBER BED-PANS and CUSHIONS, for
:TRUssES OF HARD RUBBER. impervIous TO
Precipitation or water-wil out-wear any other;
ELASTIC SILK SIOCKINGS, for varicose veins,
LADIES' SUPPORTERS Of the best patterns;
SHOULDER BRACES, for boys and girls. .'s
MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmacists,
no4 919 Main street.
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Markets by Telegraph.

s,e adW sales Of 1907 bales at 5.is@isi
ae Choice
e St vss sos 5;% 5Ss
her western. Bye quiet; e0@s5c. Tor western;
soc. for State. Corn heavy and lower; 74@76e
mixed: 76X@l7se. for high mixed and yellow
| western; 7adD75c- for western mixed In store.
ss snd ope ae suasr r
and in good demand; IN as &c. for fsir TO good
Tedmsg sS@s s5l6s. for prime 7ae for oen mo .s
a: i0se. for granGisled and powdered iie. for
changed. Rice STEADY and IN fair demand. Taliow
steady ut Sx@91c. kosin easier at VI .S5@$1. 80.
Turpentne easier at4IAe :. Pork steady; mess, job
steam, i3,sc. closing at u 1876. Whiskey
BALTIMORE. ......
BALIMoRE, N9yemoer 5@Fqur gniee steady,
Whe eoan Sas s sO9
steady; southern white, old, 75@77c.; new, Csc.
ern. aS@43c. Rye quiet and firm az ,S6@s5c.
aais,; joShInE, IsS2oSc. Whiskey armer at
LOUISVILLE. "aa
firm; red. 81 10; amber, $l.16@&1.26; white,
$l.25@$l.S5. Corn quiet and unchanged Oats,
3S@A1c. Provisions dull and ,nominalty un-
changed. Whiskey quiet and unchanged. Bagging
quiet and unchanged.
I. rs-.is.. Is CINCINNATI. sr..EsI ST a....
CINoINSATL November 5.Flour dun and un-
changed. Wheat dull; red sLso@sl.S0; Corn
Oats dali at 2S@40c. Barley dull and nominal.
Rye duh and lower at 75@7Sc. Pork scarce and
Arm; held " $3.50. Lard easieri steam, l2xR
12Xc.; kettle, 13Ac Bulk meats quiet but steady;
shoulders, skc; clear rib and clear sides 12@l2hc.
meats IN fair demand shoulders, 74@aHc. clear.
lid sne5 t n6gs aSse g aaa nrm com
$7.i5@&7.Su; good butchers, &74a@$7.b0. he
ceipts. s, 324 head; shipments, $50 head. Whis.
key steady and Ia fair demand ut &l.12. a.si ..15
\. COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. November 5.-Net receipts at all
United States ports during the week, I76 $50
bales; same week last year, 1872 0l hales-toal TO
date, ,612 baes to same date last year. 500
baos. Exports for the week. a 1914 bales: same
week Last year&65 1915 baleS-tot4l to e,SSS,330
bales to same date last year. 270.lS8 bales. Stock
at all United States ports, 4S7732 bales last year.
A52, 92S bales: at all interior towns IS. a haes:
last year, 66,2a9 TALES: at Liverpool, 5a6i000
bales; last year, 5Ss. 900 bales. STOCK Of Ameri-
gan cotton saoat for Great Britain, 600 bales;
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/ 53i POSTPONEMENT. ~
TYie above sale Is postponed on account OF The
weather. unsiI FRIijAY. 18th iEoyember, sst Il
O'CLOCK P. M. GRUBBS b WILLIAMS ~
np6.9,l1,12 ;, Aocaoneerss
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.RsLTIMCRE.

BALTIMORE. November 6.-Yirgnla 6s, peeiers,
North Carolina 8's, old, s; new, g. special ak u
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p BY Frank D. Hin' =.
Real Estate Agent and Aucaoneer'
.7E' No. 11OS Main street. 2

UCTgON sALEOF VALUABLENEW
q pp1CY DWEILING No. 4l2EASTLEIGH
HTREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND FlFTH.I
On THURSDAY; November 4th, s76,at4 O'CLOCK ,cs
r NJ ON the premises wi a. me ne; S OF s une
at ancfton that very desirable BRICK DWELLlE.a
located as above descnbed The tfnns OF stGed-
Ing The wing an the modern kitss.
en coal. and Sood-house, servants' &c.
T1e Sanse is well built, With gas-fxtures complete,
ran versnda. ward paved, and back porch above
and ,seIow. and is complete In every respect 'Pne
lot fronts % feet with depth Of is4 feet:
on 5ay OF sale. The house can be purchased prf-
yately before the day of sale. = fa.
rTo1 FRANK D. HILL,
i'd. .-,..- - 4 ucttonppr.
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SHANpBILLs, 81 to 90 per hundred, at
tbs DIsPAT6H PAMTlNGsH0usA