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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-08
ChaRcery sale Of A Tract Of Land
No. 1856.
Margaret Clear VS.. j. A, StAnIey,

DUkSUANT to q decree pronounced Ia the
i above cause, and at the June term. 1881, OF
Chancery COurt at KeeSvie, Tenn, will sell, tl
the highest bidder, in front Of the court hOuse
door. in Knoxville. on Saturday. the 18th day OF
November next, at ii o'clock, q NJ, the tract OF
land me3tioned and described in said decree, ~.
ing in the b civil district of Knox County, Ten.
Dessee, and founded as follows; Beginning on a
white-oak In line Lot c, then north A degrees
east 244sS poles to stake then north % degrees
west 45lh poles to a p IS -cak, then south 50 de-
grees. west 2is poies to a black X. and pine
pointers in line lot G, then south 4s degrees west
IS poles to a chestnut, then south - degrees
30 minutes, east 80 poles 10 poplar near aspiring
then north IS degrees, east 40 pole. to the beg IL
ming, con aiming 90k acres, more or less
TKkMs;-Sdid sale Will be made on a credit Of
six and eighteen months an In bar of the equi
" OF redemption. taking from the purchaser
notes bearing Interest from date, With good per
sonal security and retaining lien As further Sc
eGfity. This Oesob. 10Th. 1881.
ct is-wxt CEl.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-08
Chancery Saio Of a Tract Of Land.


). ICli AID ". W Bell vs.. Edward Ellis.
d URSUANT TO DEClEE PRONOUNCED
! IN the Above cause at the June ter n, 1881, Il
the Chancery Court at Knoxville. Tenn, I viii
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, in
trout OF the ur house door 10 Knoxville
ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, AT IL
O'CLOCK A. NJ,
the tr ,ct Of land mentioned and described In the
pleadings lying in the Sth civil district OF Knox
County, Tenn, bounded az 10 lows: Beginning
on the west corner. Icing the ctIner Of Isaac
Jonnson's land and bounded on the north by the
lands Of Uriah Krider, on the east BY John s. and
Y. n. Bell, and on the Outh of John Waldren, and
on the west by the lands of A. caldwell aAa
others, containing 100 acres. more or less.
TERMS.
Said sale viii be made on a credit of and ~
months. in bar CO the equity of redemption and
the right of homestead ana dover in said land
taking from the purchaser notes bearing in err
est from date with good tecnritv, and retaining "A
lien as further security. This tOber 18th, 1881.
NJ. L. PATTERSON,
odISw4t. C. 4 N. :
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-08
Retail Iron Market,

Retail Iron Market.
Knoxville, November 7.
TIRE IReN-TgO horse. por pound, SIC one
horse, per pound, 3l2c. .As- a'
NAILs-Per kee rates $3.50; per pound, SC.
HORSE SHoRs-Per key, $500 turned, lee
each.
HORSE SHOE NAIIS-Per pound, 2ea2Se.
HARROW TEETH-Per pound, 5AHxc.
HoLLowARE- Fer pound. &C.
GLAR-CommOn size. Der box. - @a1Sa.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-08
Chattanooga Commercial. Oc.cbs, %

ChaHanoOKa COufnefc1Gl. Oct0bSf Y.
CoRE-OH wharf, seas5e 10 depot &c pei
bushei.
WHKAr-Choiee, S1.55a1.68 Per bushel In
depot 140a1 As on wharf.
MEAL@eOc per bushel.
MEATs-Bulk meats, long clear sides, lie.
BACON Tennessee sides. IL .: hams lie
LARD-In cans. 15c ; tierces, lie.
OATs-Per bushei, 50 cents.
HAr-S13Ga20.00 per ton.
PorAToEs-Irish, 41.E0 per DasAei sweet,
75c.
FLouR-FamiIy. &Y.ee; extra family. $7.5O
fancy. $500.
PoULTsY-chickens, l5a2ee ; hens. es1a
EGGs-Per dozen. lie.
BUrTER-Per pound, go.
BKBswAX-Por pound. lSoL
HIpss.Green, slsase; saltsd. Isle; ~
-Caaise, SSapes.
fLth1W@eeY POND. g.
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Live Stock Market.

Live Stock Market.
KNOXVILLE, Novcnbe1 Z.
CORRECTED DAILY By BRADLEY LEE.
REVIEW.
The cattle market in fair demand at quo.
tations Sheep in fair demand; shesred
sheep 10 lower than quotations..
CATTLE.
No. /. 2lsc; gosd fat, 600 t. SOC lbs.
2i2Ac ordina y lksa1Ac.
sHEEr.
Best, 215 l2Ee; good. &c.
VEAL CALvESESi .26a3 90.
Hoes Fat hogs 5a5l4e gross; 6e7e nett.
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Life, Scene from the Battlefield. and thousand
things of interest to our country's defenders 1t
contains all the Laws and Instructions relating
to Pensions and Bounty for Soldiers and their
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T0 COun try Merchants and Visitors In the
City:
Nathan Stern has for the past two weeks,
received a large and vol selected stock of
Mems Youths, Boys and Children's Cloth
ing, Overcoats and Gents Furnishing
Goods Every department is well filled
with goods, wholesale as well as retail
to suit and ct the smallest boy to the largest
man.
In Prices and Goods this house can't be
beat
Nathan Stern has been shipping and re.
ceiving goods the whole season. He has
been visiting the Eastern markets three
times this fall-in July, August and Sep
TENDER this shows that he must sell
goods at lower prices than any other House
in the city.
Everybody is invited to call and look at
his stock and prices, as it is no trouble to
show goods.
will sell to merchants, who are in the
city for the purpose to buy, Clothing at
Eastern Prices.
Special prices given to ministers.
Store on Gay street, marble front, opps-
site Sanford, Chamberlain d Albers.
NATHAN STERN, Proprietor.
David Haas, R. j. Jarnagin, Siegmund
Porges, Charles 4. Jenkins, Statesmen.
eet2sdf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-08

TENDER TECHNICS on all parts OF the
kody. IT makes the skin white, soft and smooth
removes ard freck1es, and is tho BEST toilet
dressing IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up, two
bottles in one package consisting Of both internal
and external treatnl ent a.
AL class druggists haveis Price per package.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-08
HOPE & BROTHER,
Matchmaker and jewelers.,
Kno xv1Ile b IN X Building,

Keep always In stock new and
elegant designs I'm watches,
jewelry ana sliverware, and
give special attention to re-
pairing and engraving. W.
guarantee satisfaction.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-08

"What every one says must be true, "
that CDR. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no
equal for coughs and colds. Try it. Price
IS cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-05

Cap,aip Paul Royion, Of Worldwide lame
"a a sw,mmer. ip an interview with news
inner corrcspondeo, at tae sea.shoTe, reSaled
The following incidents in bis experience:
Reporter: "Csptsin Boyion, you must
have seen large part al the word
Cautain Boyton: "Yes, sir. by tDe siu ~
ms rubber liie.ssving dttss nave ttaNe.,eu
over 10000 miles on the rivers oi huno, ~"
and Europe; have also been preeen'eu "
the crowned heads al England, France. Ger
many, Austria. Belgium, itaiy, hoI'anu'
Snaip. and Portugal, and have III my pos
s,ss;on forty-.wo medals and decorations,
7 have three times received the order OF
knIehibood. and been elected honorary
n embsr Of committees, cluhs- orders, and
oeieties."
Reporter: "were amy OF your trips ac-
compsnied by much dangery"
Cap,sin Boy,on: THAT depends upon
what YOU may call dangerous. During my
hin down the river Tagus, IN SPAIN, nau
10 shoot l02 waterfalls. the highest pc
Ing about oighty.Gye feet, ana Innnuht rapie
rapids. Crossinc the Straits q Mess'na
had three libs broken IN a bght Win silaihs'
and coming down the Sonlane, river in
France. 7 received chaice Of shot from an
excited and startled huutsmau. Although
all lbs va. not very pleasant, arc might he
TENED dangerous. fear nothing more on
nv Trip than intense cold; for as long ~
my lin. b. are free and easy. and not ciamped
or beuumbed, am all right. OF Rate carry
stock Of S.. Jacobs OH in my little boat
1.-THE Captain calls II Baby Nine and Da>
stored therein signal rockets, tbermome,
ter, compass. provisions, etc.. ADD l
have had out little trouble. Before starting
out rub myself thoroughly with The arll'
Gle. and its action on the muscles Is won
dtrful. Fiom constant exposure ! am
somewhat subject to rbeumaiic pains, anu
nothing would ever benefit me. until got
hold OF this Great Germsn Remedy. why.
on ny travels have met p' ope who had
been suffering with rheumatism for yeas T:
by IVY advice they tried the Oil, ana II
cured them. | would sooner do without
feed for days than tots remedy for one
hour ln fact, would not attempt a hip
without il i"
The Captain became very enthusiastic on
the subject OF 81. jacobs Oil, and we leit
him citing instances OF ibc curative qualities
Of the Great German Remedy to party
around him
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Daring the last few months many hearts
in THIS county have been wrung With h'uer
grief at the loss ot dear ones. We do not
remember wsseu the mortality OF our pecple
has been greater, proportieDstc'y. tbsu IN
the short space Of tine above stated: In
that time. within . radius OF two nhffss OF
the Court!ho,,se, ten or twelve people save
d,ed. The sis, embraces etery stage ~ HE.
from the little infsnt TO the gray.ss'red
pafcnt. And no section Of the county has
entirely escaped dcath'sytsitations. Let Us
hone that with tue spprosch OF spring, WIN
st. bsigbf, warm days, - fun OF SUNSHINE
and gIsdness, that the shadows IN so man.
Of our homes may lessen and give pace 10
hope aud cbceifuiuess.
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By HOber. u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auc' iOncer,
1912 Main street.

EXECUTOR'SS SALE OF VERY VAL
LUABLEhND MOST DESiRABLYLOCArLD
WEST FRANKLIN STREET Lot. OPPOSITE
ESQ, gETWEtN MADISON AND MONDE
STREETS, AND FRONTING on TIE SOUTH
FFFT. WITH LARGE BRICK BUILDING AND
SEVERAL FRAME HOUSES THEREON BY
request Of III executor Of The tate Mrs. a. g.. Nor
gau shah sell, upon Tie premises, lay public auc-
tiOn, on
TUESDAY NEXT. MAgCH.s, 1881.
at ~ O'Clock l.. NJ, the above wcllloca'ed LOT in
that mO-t.imprOying part Of west Franklin street.
The Improv, meniS upon The lot rOw bring MONTH
IL rent Of ahOu' sl5. This offer % purchase
frs-cass opportunity 10 Buy nice lot. Ii fronts
SO tv IS itci - a wide alley.
TERMS One fourth cash balance ~ on Il ere dit
Of sis. twelve. q. q eighteen months, g pr cent.
interest added 80 -oiiabie uotes and rus. deed.
ROBERT Il LN NJ.
NH . Auctiouccr.
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FORT OF RICHMOND, MARtn 4, 1881.



steamer Tiger LILY. Wallhal Jane River land'
ines merchandise, and passei c(rS, Griilih Spr"-
lev. agents. . ~. vi ,-,iI
Schooner II. =. HayCns, Pierce, New 1"ih' rdl'-
Scho lner Casper Hef,. owens, Baltimore 'o'i'
Writ Roberts.
SAILED.
Steamship WyanOhC, Couch, New York mel
chsndsc and passengers, George W. Allen x Co.
agents. ,, ,.,,, c,..o
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk Cnlied Stale
mai. merchandise and passengers. l.. T.. Tatpni
agent go ~, 30,
schooner W. u. Hilton. pharo, New York. coal
and carboys. Cur Is & Paftcr
Sch0orer Il. z. Kiegs, quinn, Ne"perh' -
fertiliI~r. Curtis Parker. 60 - vi.
SchoonSr T.. r. Colliugham. Smi,n. re" YORK;
coal Che apeal ami Ohi , Railway Company.
Schooner Katie T.. Ricn, Bowen, New London.
coat Cur Is u Parker -,
Schooner r. Aiculalius. Montgomery New 1ofA'
OAK lumber. Curtis y Parker
schooner Fiank Mcdonnell. Mckcndry, Somerset
ria q ,borne's, coal Curtis Parker.
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ArCtroN .A,.Es-.rusure Tags.
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Rea. Estate Agent and Arctioneer.
1ity Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW STOCK
i hRNjK RESIDENCE AND LARGE YARD
~ TTE NORTH Linz or CLAY BETWEEN
TWFNTY.sEVENTH AND 1WFNTY-EIGHTn
sTKEE'rs. 40. 2700 II, virtue 81 deed OF trust
from A. w, " snoney ano wife 10 the undersigned,
dated October 81. $40. nd recorded In Richmond
Chaucery Court, dee d.. Book ll5 A. page 23O, aud
wheress default has been nsade Ia The bond therein
s,cur,d, and being required 70 to DO We VIII se' Oh
FRIDAY. MARCH l1Tu,
nj Z O'Clock T.. NJ on the premises. the REAL. ES-
TATE described in said deed, as Follow: "That
certain LOT or LAND In the city OF Richmond
with fnIprovemeufs thereon, oil The north tide or
CLAY strect between Twenty seyeul and Twenty.
eighth streets, fronting on Clay street az ieet snd
runuing back 1876 feet
TRRys: Cash A. To expense OF sale ana 10 pay on
a note OF sl.271.6j. O'ber terms may be an
nouuccs at sale. II. &. g. HARTMAN,
JULIUS sTRAUSE.
J.THOMrsON BROWN,
Triis ees.
4 T,,nupsox RnoxS Auctioneer. NH
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AUCTION sALEs--vuturs Dav..
BY sutton q Co..
Real Estate Agents snd Auciioneers,
llOe Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF M
~ PROVED AND UNIMPRoVEp PROPERIh,
SITUATED ON LOUISIANA, ORLEANr, AND
FOURTH STREETS tk0CkETCsl-By virtue OF
decree of the Chancery Court OF The civ on Rich
mond, entered The 81 day OF March. 1881, In the
cause Of sharksy. &C. cs finsigan we shall ne spe-
cial commissioners thereby appolnted proceed 10
sell at public suc ION. On
TUESDAY, MARCH 2. 1881,
the premises. at AZ O'Clock l.. NJ, the ioHo"bH
PROpERTY-to Wit:
First LOr fronting 3aH feet on the corner OF
Louisiana and Fourth stf and running back l2O
feet with DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT there
on.
second. VACANT LOT In rear Of The above pro.
perry. and fronting 40 feet on Fourth street ana
running back between parallel lines 66I Zee.
Third LOT fronting 80 feet on the north side OF
orleans between Third aud Fourth streets ana run.
ning back between parallel lines 90 feet 10 lO-foot
alley. with FRANZ DWELLING thereon.
Terms On. Third cash: balance AT six aud twelve
months with Interest added and title retained until
purchasemoney Is paid and conveyance ordered
by the Court. J. V. REDDl,
r.. &. CABELL.
mh2 Special Commissioners.
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,rsnssciions pnd msrket nominal western and
4aszs.: MIXED. ags4,S rros nsM s NSeib BULK
ad,S. none orsfinc: packed. a. cas. , "''i la
shou ders Ghc.: clear rib sines. Vs.. % iosr.
i,to ca.goss, Ordinary 10 fair. ioa zc sug.r nrm
~ ;" soii, psc. whisSe, nr'n al si'iS ''e'S"''
steady. ..x.xx,r,
CINCINNATI, March 4.-f,our hrmer ana scItve.
bnt no, oun,abiy hi.hsr. Wheat moderately aesls s
aud higher: Ne. 2 red winter s!.o1atics. nv n,
se, arm \" mixed, seTc. Pork Dun 2, sif as
sis' lard anitt and firm q se.95 = $40. ba,k
meats qlIet aud erm .honlders tss7s; sioe.,
49, E wS..e gT ,rrrsp isq" al 81 sugar
81, adv; hards, 9ssn lo,sc; New ,n. Iish,. 1928
sS 70. pscs,nS. $50 s565; butchers 1910
@sc. ,ou,syu.Lr.
ro,.,svu,r March 4.-Flouf steady; No II
.LSsstos Whesi frm at AL Corn drneT at = NC.
nan steady andin fair demand 81 5ssc. ".n ~ VI
NJ stb6O Bulk-meats firm; shou, yer c 81
sSss Ts cured hams, iOc. Whiskey steady.
ST. LOUIS.
60 ro,,s. March 4-Flour firm and un
oh,nye5' Wheat siror aud higher; No. ied ~,
fis:p oSa Nav Corn ar,n aud h,shrr1 800 cash.
scia aoc' kprii; 4Oha4le. MAY. Oats nfm I;
ssc cash ss Apn wni sp. Urn ga al meals
rrm shop,dcrs. Al 10 sides. s7.s5. Racon firm
shou,dcrs as 10 clear. sS6O4SS.6o.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 4.-flour quiet and hrin.
v1eas quiet ana drmer: No. 2 Chicago spring,
oai6a 0akc cash. sI.o0AMal.0O Apiii. C"rn
fairly active and n shade higher: KIN e1ge 3yc.
cash 3esd $3.50. April. Oats quiet ana MN III.
edge. 3O,1c. cash. 29Ac April. PORK rodera'e'y
active ana hishcr at si3. Lard fairly active ana
shsde EiPhsrat tIO. MISUNDERSTANDING. ga 81
short siesr, 1870. Whlskey steady ana htin ~
sl.09. ,u.,,V.r
MILWAUKEE, Mare 4.--F,our firm ard Ia good
demsnd Wbest opened and closed hrm No. L
Milwaukee, hard and soft. nominal; No. M'wau'
lce. cash or March. 97isc.: April 9S,c May
Il o4I: No. Milwaukee nominal; NO. Nu"au-
kre and rejected nominal. Corn quiet ana wn-
changed: No. 2, s9c. Oats finer AMI scarce: No
2, 3l%c. Provisions steady. Mess pork sl3;1V;
IarS-Prime steam. fl0.Ob cash or March, sl0iO
knril. Hogs steady az s5.20Gs56O.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. March 4.-Co:ton-Net receipr, "
bales: gross. l.9l4 bales; tutures closet Weak.
sales ZIG 900 .hales: March, 81 2O@f ~ ~
April. All 24@kll 25 Nav. sll.329s 80
June sl;466sI1.47; july. al i.55a ~ I:96; NJ NJ.
gut 81 Qua ~ 81 ;Septemner,S .O4@S no
Octolsr. Si0GSmSlO.70: November, SlO0O@
siO.53; DtceWber, sl0.529slO54.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

q. II. CHAPLIN. ROBER I IL. GILLIAN
u Il. CHAFFlN d CO.,
III. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AUCTIONEERS
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
sell city aud country property, privately or at auc-
ton; collect rents la Richmond, Manchester, and
country, and make prompt returns OF same: money
loaned on CITY aud country real estate; deeds writ
ten and acknowledgements taken; lands shown free ;
buyers aud sellers introduced 10 make their lar.
gains. Write or call for free Vtig fafG Re0i Esf0te
Journal. We are the largest advertisers oi real es
tate In America except western railroads.
Reference by permission: First National Bank.
ia 7-h.SW.& W3mI
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hCCT,os sALes--Tois ssy.
By Jno. F. laughter, Jr., Auctionecr,
1906 Main street.

rI,RITSTEE'S SALE OF a LARGE
i STOCK OF F1Nt COFFEES: TEAS. 81 GALS ,,t
SPECS, &c, AT AUCiION.-IN virtue OF dccd
NJ irusi from Y Harw00d 10 me. the undersigned
trustee. barring gate The Gath daN OF February ;,
1881 and recorded in the clerks ONCE OF the Cha
cerv Court Of the city of Richmond to secure The
piymant of certain debts Therein mtnilonen ano
dtscr bed. aud having been requested 80 10 90 10y
one of the principal creditors svcnred lhtfeoy' !
will sell AT suction on
SATURDAY THE 5TH DAY or MARCH
AT o'clock 4. H., in the siOrehouse No. loo3 east
Main street. the entire ito, h, consisting In part OF
about ... ....,,,
35 hses CHOICE COFFEFS- GREkN and ROAST
Fp-of all the good 10 best grades:
80 WHOLE CIR SIS, = anO ! tiitsTS OF TEAS
Of all grades:
8 barrels SUGARS, different grades;
A full line of FINE SPICES and many her
desiiabie Z )Ods.
The above .tock is fresh was bought for first. elias
retail trade, and de rVes the attention OF relai
merchants. -.
TFRMg Cash. MEADE HA>KINS.
NH Trustee.
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ByII. seldom TAYLOR.
BN ~. SELDOM tdOlor.
Successor TO James VI. Taylor 4 SOM
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank street.

THAT DESIRABLE VACANT LOT,
i WITH A LARGE LOT OF BRICKS. J0IST,
AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL THERE.
FRANKLIN STREET. FOUR DOORS WEST or
SEVENTEENTH STREET AND ADJOINING
THE STORE OF l.. CONSANi, ESQ FOR SALt
Al AUt"TIuN.-At the request OF ihe owner.
will proceed 10 sell at public auction, upon the
prtmlscs, on
MONDAY. MARCH IA, 1881,
AT ocl0cg u. w.. the property rs above located.
The lot fronts 3-l2 by about 90 iet. ana Is within
q halt square OF the Old rhct, which re"ders 1t
suitable for any Kind of bu .inrss.
TERMS: one third cash; the balance At six and
twelve months for negotiable nOTes, with interest
added. and secured by deed Of trust.
NH H. SELDOM TAYLOR. AUCiiOuecr.
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ElolIr.

Flour Little better feeling. We quote Fine,
45Ms3.36; extra. $3.50; suDerhne, IS bO@s4. rs ;
ceminaa famlys S5.7S@.6: choke or natent
family, & DO, VS.; staunton inspection, extra.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AasD COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 4, 1881.


NuEAT.-Wssie, 2s bushels very good at IL 20.
$l.lS; 40 bushels common al 81 .Lh.
C0RS.-WIiie,h2 bushels gOD0 at53c ; 20 bRsk-
els prime ut 54c. Mixed, so bushels prime at sac.
20 bssheis prime at.i4c
oAPs--l12 bushels prime snring at 68e.
MEtN--lS nAshtls very good al Bio.
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fpupLrsrkp BY AtruoRrrY oP
THOMAS NJ. ALfRIENp.
THOM NJ. ALFR e N ID SON.
EDwARD NJ. ALrRIESD.

XplsS TnT % PAX q
cor pAN
o the n
Off OF nj
PrsItn
Oruize iandIn copor,
Coma red
Name o Gene n NJ
ReIden OF IN General gensn Ytr
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HOTELS.
THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

Old PciNT COMFORT, Va.
sIrvArED oNs HUNDRED YARps YEoM DID,
MONROE.
OPEN ALL ruE YEAR.
EQUAL 10 any hotel Ia the UaIsd States a. >ll.'
mer Resort or C0ii-Weslher sSDltarinm. toi .t'
cular describing hygleaic Advantage, terms ~
address hY mai " telegraph IT,.
xp 80 Nv IL. PHOEhls, Es9f1~'N''
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY, March 4, 1851.
SAILS 10 shares A. aud {. Il. W. stock at 67'
10 do 1T 67; 10 shares C {. and A. Il. Il. stock al
zu,lO do at4O; 10 shares II. and II. X. II. stock at
90 10 do. al 90, 10 DO at 90, 40. at 90, 10 do.
at QO4. 1eo 90. at 9Ja.
STATE sRCURITIEs Bid. ASked.
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Ky Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nav YORK March 4-Ceiton quiet 1sls steady
low grades nSzainal; tales, 963 bales: nplands
liAe.; Orleans. l1zc.: wtektf net receipts, 1850
bales: gross, 23xS4 bIiAs; exports-tO tfeIt Bril-
tam, 3 $50 bflss; 10 France, s955 bales: to the
continent. LAS bates sales ,S04 bales: 81 1ek,
zo3 ,0s6 bsies. Ssui sern -four drm; coissnOn TO
f.ir extra. f5.75@f5.20; good 80 choice extra.
30 25a 1878. Whea. opened Adszs. better closed
heavy and 4alc. lowe., shippers Aolding orl un-
grad. q red, &ii4atf.2lS. Corn .aAc. bette,
ana iairiy setiye ~ grad a. SEQ CSC. Oais sasade
s.rouser: No. 3. 4S.sd43. &C. Hops " changad- de-
msnd moderate. Coffee .qliet. steady, and an,
. Shsogeo SUGAR steady aud quiet iait 10 good NJ
n.ios' f@1;fc prime, 7$c.; rviaed hrsier; sIand-
Aru ~. o1sc. Moiassts qaet nd uLehaRged. Rice
~ MODERATE seDand aud slea ~. fosin quiet at
hi.1o. IurpDiine heavy at Acc. Wool about
neady With far Inquiry; domesn hseee. 3Szo50c. I:
Texas. l4@35c. Pork held ato. V zee. Il barrel
higher. but quiet ate for q. Nh d1ies noR.nay
dul' long and short clear, s 5.l6e. Lard hgH and
Tess scllsei prices without Geeided cha. e.. freshts
STEADY.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. March 4--Fiour firm; howard.
sireet and western knperhne. S3.25Ms4: sxl-a.
x4.Zo@s5; faulty. t5.25af6 %; CITY Milis SD,
ptrnDe. s3.2o4ff; extra, k4.25Et<5; family
t6.Z54 $500: Rio bands. SdMs6.25; Patapsco
family, 81. Nbsai-souIhtru sieaoy: western
higher and duh: southern red. 4iIsMsI.2O;
smier, Sl.2o&si.x3; No. MrjlaD0, 9l.20h;
No NC tern winter red, SPOT sud March. Al iSX
ll41. 1bx: April, sIlgAM<I 19%; May, &I.ID.,Ca
el.i9k; JuLe, SLi9&sl.les. CorlI-sOui;lsrn
higher and firm; western higher and inactive; |
Sonhern While, 59e.; yellow, 6esc. Usis-So
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THOMAS NJ ALFRIEND son,
GENERAL. AGENTS,
No. NORTH TENTH STREET,
NH Let RICHMOND, VA
TICKET AGENCY.
ROPEAN STEAMSHIP tin
II TICKETS. .sxsss -

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$40 MAIS STREET,
Representing the following hrst-cass ocean steam
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LLOYD, HAMBURG AMERICAN, ard METH
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CLASS, and SrEERAGE TICKETS 10 aud from all
the principal points In turOpe. Excursion tickets
AT reduced rates. Stae-rooms secured in advance.
Parties going 70 Europe scndlrg for their friends
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before purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steam-
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canada. Rates SANE rs at deIots aud general eos
No trouble toanswer questions. Write so or call On
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General Railroad and Steamship Agent,
&c ll.d&w3m SO Main street. Richmond. Va.
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