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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-02
The Stokes Trial.

New YoRK, July 1.-THE Stokes trial was
resumed this morning. Large crowds were
present, and hundreds were turned away.
II. ID. Carley, the parlor man of the hotel
testified that the pistol which was handed
him by Miss Hall was silver-plated, white
handled siX-sh0oter. .f3. siyr...- ..g.r,
The pistol produced by Coroner Young,
which had brown wooden handle and four
chambers. was handed the witness, and he
was positive it was not the one handed him
by Miss Hall. Considerable interest was
manifested when the witness stated that the
pistol produced by the coroner was not the
pistol given him by the woman at the hotel.
! The witness resumed: The ladies gathered
around me, and one said, You had better
gay nothing, Henry, it might endapger your
position" Stokes did not go into the front
parlor. where Miss Hall found the white
handled pistol.
Miss Grace Hall testified to finding pistol
in the parlor, No. /, near the lounge. The
pistol said to be Stokes's was shown her, but
she failed to identify it. She was positive
the one she found didsnot have, a white
handle. ~ IT. + r''4a, 2s...e
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
. The Geneva Arbitration

GENEVA, July Title Alabama cisnns UT
bunaI IN dealing with the direct ciuims OF me
American Government will consider ssl Va.
rately the character of the Conieoers M
cruisers and award damages according " N'
findings. A..
BERLIN, July 1.-The arbitration OH the
San'Juan boundary question will now pro
coed. Bismarck IL about to appoint intsrna'
tional iurtsts TO examine tho papers SUBMIT
ted by the English and American Govern
inents and report to the Emperor.
- ENGLAND.
PROPOSED FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION. :.
LONDON, July 1.-Ar1ungcments have been
made by the American Club OF Liverpool
for fine celebration on The 4th OF july IN
that city. The Bishop of Manchester, Dean
of Chester, John Bright, and Mr.. kath
borne, have been invited to attend the dih
ner on the occasion.
..6. Spain.
MADRID, July 1.-The King will s.; soon WIS, vlsl
the northern provinces of the hinSaom
passing through those which have been mos
disturbed By the Carlists. .a..s
The Republicans have resolved TO oppos'
every form of monarchial government II
Spain, to acknowledge no monarchiai au
| thority, and to abstain from all "electloh
| while monarchy exists in the country.
At the same time the members OF the ma
jority in the Ministry belonging to the con
| serva,ives have determined to Withma"
| from the political arena.
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,....,..s..,.... BY GrubbS & Williams,
20 Aucaioncers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main ami Bank.

THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL FRONT OF
1 ONE HUNDRED AND SINTi-TtRF II
FEET OF GROUND. ON THE SOUTH SIDE 'JF
SII.tFEK STREETS, AT AUCTION, ON
Tuesday. JULY ID. NJ q O'CLOCK J.. NJ
To attract general attention 10 this sale need only
that the public should understand that 1t Is he Ell
closed CLOVER LOT situated as above That We
now propose to sell.
II has In its favor every advantage Of sit tatior
and 81 rrouudings with srcct-cars passn" l., front
and is regarded abont the most select pro- crty on
the VIC, tern continuation of Grace street. Each day
shows IN increase in value In that nGfr ,hborhooi
and upo no property thercabouts viii favorable IN
tururcs tell more decidedly.
EsnSc attention is called TO the ~ ct that the rp
solution dopted by the City Co1ncU at It's last meet.
ing TO ope II Grace street out 10 Richmond College
must In it, execution cause the Introduction of in.
nroycmrst, In the Way of 81 IL walks, CUTTERS p,s
water cufvcrts. &c, and make. This portion Of t;racC
street orc of the most desi fable In every resncc
in the civ for private reside noes.
Terms: AT sale. CRU 5ISS & WILLIAMS,
lie 26 AlIctioneers
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REAL ESTATE A'H pgIIyAT3s SALE.

TOR SALE, TWO HUNDRED AND
Il FORT \ FEET FRo<,T in Sidney, OIL east eide
of Laurel trcct.
yiderc, near Holly sIrpet.
HOUSE fulrnu fi, six rooms; lot sixty feet
front. BeaIrtifui view. - - -
SMALL S TORE near Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road shops. Seventeenth street. NV - : =
VA1.UABl 81 FARM, about 200 acres, one mile
from city; &c 0l improvements 49,
/. HOUSE a ND TWO ACRES near University of
Virginia. Wy liberal terms. -..-~-o -
.SHt-ASKE FARM haif-inilc from city on Nine
Mile road.
.NrS'E LITl"LE HOME IN FULTON: large gar
deli house nt;T, and ever thing In good order.
from Richmond Plcrty Of water and good Gus
TONI :. ..s- ...,... - .....
Chm oh Hill. ...
FIR AIMED HOUSE. six rooms. corner Twenty
first nj Franklin streets 4. b. SEWBURN
iN2-n Y -. 1OlI Min street
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Virginia Military Institute Com.
Special telegram to the Dispste

Special telegram to the Dispatch
LEXINGTON, VA, July 1.-The Virginia
Military Institute commencement opened
this afternoon with the annual inspection Of
barracks and review Of the corps Of cadets.
Everything about the premises was in apple
pic order and elected the highest encomiums.
The review was witnessed by large con-
course Of visitors, and was highly enjoyed.
Besides the regular review, Colonel Ship put
the corps through series of the most diff
cult manGuyres, and the accuracy Of the
marching and the perfection of drill won the
highest commentator from all.
The Board of Visitors arc in session at
tending to many matters of Importance.
They have not yet filed the vacant profess
sorships, but will probably do SO tomorrow
There are large number of distinguished
applicants. The Board have elected the
following State cadets Charles L. Conway,
of Fredericksburg Charles j.. Mason, OF
Amherst county; L. a. Brown, of Liberty,
Va. : \. ID. EXall, of Richmond William
D. Courtney. of Richmond; William A.
Moore, Of Norfolk; Woodvlle G. Standby,
of. Petersburg; James Il. Funster, OF
Clarke county; J. b. Roller, of Rocking
ham. s...ta.
Tomorrow night the literary societies
have their celebration. On Wednesday
night Hon. J. 7. IIolcombc addresses the
societies, and on Thursday the commence,
ment proper occurs. .........
The meSs.hall was crowded to its utmost
capacity to witness the play Of Julius Caesar
by the dramatic club of the Institute. Com
petent critics pronounce it most decided
success. The scenery and costumes, OBJ
tajued from New York at large cost, were
very fine, and the acting reflected the highest
credit upon all concerned. All did admira,
bly,, but it is conceded that Cadet John Hun
ter Smith as Brutus, Thomas L.. Cochran as
| Cassi,ls, w. W. Walton as Mare Antony,
John Dove as Julius Caesar, J. Lamb John.
ston rs Casca, HUBBARD as Portia, and Camp
| bell as CaIphurnia, deserve special men
ton, and Cadet Hunter Smith the chief
credit as getter-up and manager of the affair.
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ir"Sf BY Gruabs &WBiLasss.
AuctiGlecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
MANSFIELD, WITH 81 a5s-looo AcEl

/
M ANSFIELD,W WITH 81 35S-l00 ACEEs
~ OF LAND, ON THE NORTHERN BuL NJ
AIRY OF TIRE CITY, FRONTING on TIE MA y,
D0M-BRtDGE ROAD ANDTNU OTtiER COW
ROADS, AND WITH THE GHTS.APEAhE ny
OHIO RAILROAD PASSING THROUGH ~ ~ ~
BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON "WEDNESDAY, 30
OF JULY, AT q O'CLOCK p. M--About Two,
thirds of IL ocupc elevated plateau OseTiooh,s
the city. the remainder slopes gradually, Win ~
southern exposure. The whole OF II y OF sufs''r
sAi. and In the past kss shown is great prodmctnS
ness. As a site npoH which 10 erect iI1nG>oiaS "
sidencc with \ small farm attached " ois.N W., ~
Inducements: That 10 IL nerrrr 10 business thah "a
property SO eagerly sought after IN the neT, tu.
the whole Will cost but little n,ore thtn .H-s -
lot sells for there, and In beauty OF situation F'
ichSes cotnpartscu With my. ,,i,ntr
As an opening for most profitable si,eeat'tH. III.
presents tempting opportunity 10 when We ~, !,
the special attention. OF capitalists. IeiiE ~ ~
the business quarters and the shops al tat .,,sd
peake aad Ohio Railroad Com pany, IL VIII ~ is
up with streets aud divided ino lots " slitn.t s
foF building purposes, thus utf0riDs 20 al an
$tnnlty to possess cheap iot In perfectis
tpnable locality. Those disposed! 70 enter niI , fr
altrsnssetion cannot ind elsewhere slti pS's
operations. sst $50 ....,,s.
Or for market garlepS dairy farms, or FOR ssa''
terry p0rposes Ii has peculiar value. ,,ey;,
We hope the Inany stsantges OF ties W ,.,po ri
Will he9eil epnslese aud that it fsii pss ,sis
ow1ership of tbfse possessing spisiens ,srse-
"a make Ii a. lii should be-une Of TIE iest 49,
tive portions OF our siibnfi,s. Cali and s.s a xs
TERMS Lieetal. GRUBliS y WtL .Ss,,,pssrs.
je2i Ausuots's'S
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Communicated.
sixth CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, Va.
July LET 1870

sixth CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, Va.
July lst, 1872.
To the Conservatives Of the Third Congress.
sionai District:
Pardon our people for expressing their
earnest desire to see Hon. Raleigh Il. Daniel
sent TO Congress from your district. This
we do without diSparaSiDg the claims of
Others aspiring. We know his manly bear
ing and chivalro,ls nature would rebel against
the idea. but the Conservative party can
never pay him the debt of gratitude it owes
for his untlinching devotion to its principles,
his untiring labors in its behalf, and his Won
delful sagacity in helping to successfully pi-
lot us through the political dangers and mar.
row passages we have encountered. We are
reliably informed that several of your most
prominent citizens have declined to permit
their names to be used against him, which
is not more commendable in them than
it should be convincing with the
people of his peculiar claims and special
merit. Always unseltish, he has invariably
subordinsted his personal and private ends
to party interests. In 1869 he accepted the
empty compliment of congressman ut large
when he knew he could not be seated. Last
winter, in Conservative caucus Of the Legis-
lature, when the proposition was made to
peihtit thO SouSieSsloudl uiStTlCtS 10 remain
as they We're, by which, Of course, he would
have been reelected as congressman at large,
and been admitted to his seat under the new
apportionment bill, he promptly protested
against such policy, urging that it would lose
Conservative representation that could be
otherwise secured. Should such rare unset
fishness and genuine patriotism 60 unre-
warded IN order to honor some particular
fayorlte? <sct>tf {. !
Will your people forget duty SO impera-
tive and SO binding, to say nothing of his en-
inent and superior qualifications. We have
thus freely spoken; for, viewing it from our
standpoint, the whole people of Virginia
have right to kindly interpose in this mat
ter, because they elected him il 1859, and
every Conservative In the State feels inter-
ested in seeing such merit justly rewarded
aguin, and the metropolitan district repre-
scented by statesman of the highest order IN
the next Congress. II, .5
~ CONSERVATIVE FIRGINIANs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-02
By nm < Go,l,lln-
Real Estate Agents and Aurt'onecfS.
Office, No. Il0s Main street.

BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLi-LO-
- GATED BUILDING LOTS. On THE NOt ~.
FAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND MONROE
STREETS. FOR SALE At AUCTlnN.-.N thr n.
SATURDAY. July 9Th, lsI?. at 8 O'Clock !. "
SEVENTY-TWO FEET OF GROUND. Win 4.
depth of l53 feet to an alley twenty feet wide h.
ratcd us observation-disclosures. THIS property Is ouly tas
squares east Of Monroe Park, on that portion o,
franklin street recently improved by grading, ara
beiug on the sonth side OF the street Is .dmtaEr
adapt cd for building purposes.
/ This locality Is heing rapidly improved. scvert
first-cluss dwellings having been serenity elccrt
nearly opposite. and this sale should attract tht At.
tentbn or parties desiring lot in one al the -
neighborhoods IN the city. viii be divided to .at
thu yiews of purchasers.
/ TERMS Onc-fourtb cash balance N siN. twcl,t
and eighteen months. six per cent. Interest ada
secured by Z deed of trust. 80 .u q, ID.
~ 2S-tdS HILL Il GODDIS- tuctionccr~
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We shall sell 1T public auction, at the request NJ
Tic owner, Mr.. J. 4. CowarCliu, of EicEmor''. 81
the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, Isl! II !. O'Clock VI
on the premises, his beautiful FakA, "EEhtRE
GARP,' within thrcc-.Inartrrs Of mile at the
Virginia White Sulphur Springs--hc dwelling -
ing within one and half miles Of the SpriH2-coR
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General Items.

WAsuISGros, July 1.-The public debt
was reduced last month $2,03l ,O33. Coin IN
the treasury, ssS. Jos; currency, $15,-
321 $50; coin certificates, So, Os6,SoO.
Roger c. Wrightman, one OF the oldest
and most estimable citizens of Washington,
is not expected to live.
The President will be here in time to hold
a Cabinet meeting on Friday. en-
The smallpox in this city is ST on the
increase. Thirty-four cases reported last
night. -. a,..a,
Secretary Boutwell, has resumed his Official
duties.
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BY Cook & I.aughton. Auction GERS,
corner Governor ana Franklin strcGs
A TTRACTIVE AND
A TTRACTIVE AND
EXTRA LARGE SALE OF FORFEITED OLA
uoyDs. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
t-- CHAINS, JEWELRY- sHFEI:-
WARE, PISTOLS, &C.

4, thu reouest of s. A. WINSTOCK we will sell
- "a .'o fTna No ~ Fourteenth street. ndcr ES-
az nus ' Hotel on TUESDAY, July 3D. 1872, COM
WeTcit 6E a' Ti9E t.o} FnRFEiTED PIED GEs ON
HAND.
consisting of the choicest goods such as ,,,,,,s
DiHMOSD CLUSTER and SOI'TAild" h'N"e'
FINS and BRACELETS: -,,
FINE II KkRAT GOLD STEM IND KEY
WINpING; &c, WA AZ d Al ,Mo>rn WATCHES.
FIN f. AMELLElc ana DlAMo-Nb W. NhShaI''
suitable for ladies:
FINE GOLD VEST GUARD:
On ATFL LAME and OPERA CHA ms, .
and MANY articles of value all of which must be SOLD
TO nav advances The attention of those In want of
bargains such as arc seldom offered Is respectfully
COOK & LAUGHTON, Auctioneers.
EOTICE.-All persons having articles deposited
With me. which time has expired, must renew or
redeem them before the day Of sale shall sell all
articles Il no arrangements arc made
f. 27-td ~ H.. S A. WINSTOCK.
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by James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street.

TWO NEAT BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos
4 723 AND 725, ON BROOK AVENUE BE
SALE AT AUCrIpN,--Wil be sold on THURS.
DAY tho ath day of July, ls72, on the premises Mt
O'Clock Z. NJ, those TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
As above fW,ted opposite the store of A. u. Ches-
tcrnar,, ESQ containing four rooms each. in good
order and under good rental 10 prompt tenants. The
lots front about ~ feet running back i50 feet TO
wide alley. ..-as." ts@
Immediately after the above sse.--say O'Clock
will sell beautiful VACANT LOT. 2Jx l2J feet 10
an alley Is feet wide. on the North sid" OF Clay he
tween Brook avenue anu Monroe street being part
Of the property formerly owned by Samuel T.. Pull
liam. and adjoining the lot recently purchased by
William Davis, Esq. '..
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
aud eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by decd Or tfist.
je % JAMES VI. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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~ IN ALLEGHsNY COUNTY. .yA.-As- coin.
missioners uuder decree of the Clrcsit Court OF
sshay omes yBp in s causes % @
son rs James Burk t ats., the undersigned will on
WEDNESDAY, July 18th, 1872, in front Of the
lie irctiou all Of tie LANDS and LOTS owned Inv
ne sf9aa@f Ises h o 1T snS to It
ne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOT ' and H ltip Pss.
IES 4 81 Occupied by William H. Burr and
SIcREHGuSE and LOT lately occupied by said
and contain QUARTER OF AN ACRE each. The
buildings are In good repair, and are conveniently
Also. ONE TRACT OF LAND continuing about
SEVENTi-FIyE ACRES, situated on tho Iexing-
ton turnpike, only one mile east Of Uovington.
bed of Iron ORE Of ne ats enIty Gnpitaliss
who desire to purchase and improve from lands will
lnd here rare opportunity of SECURING valuable
tation. ..g.r- W. H., t;,'-'.,rrs
Also. ONE TRACT containing THIRTEEN
ACRES, near CovinEton depot The soil OF this
Du A!se, P oSE TRACT of TWO HUNDRED
AXES on Dry run one mile north OF Eovington.
DRED AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES, eight
miles northwet of Coyingtpn This tract is heavily
hm6cren ana contains Iron ore The title to these
TERMS OF SALE: Cash In hand sufficient 10 nav
inc costs OF the suits and the expenses of the safe,
ana a3 10 lie residue upon credits or one, two, Aid
tree yea 3 IN equal instalmenis, purchasers giving
bonds For the deferred payments with approved
sec,irlt,J bearn Interest from date, and waivin
the Homestead exemption, - y - .
lersons desiringfurther information will address
glther or The two commissioners last named at
GSslngton, Virginia, who will receive proposals
from any who may desire to purchase privately rs
late rs the day OF sac. -, =. 80 - -
WILLIAM II. TERRILT, -
WILLIAM SKEES,
X. l.. PARRISH, t- IS 81.
jyc-ow commissioners
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BALTIMORE, Julyl.-Cotton dull; low mifldling5
sc. Flour very dull and nominally unchanged
fair 10 prime, &I.eoI. IS; old western. sl.60Ql.e5
old Pennsylvania s. .s5DSl.7O Corn, 6311s3c. Oats
hrmer: mixed, le6liSc. white, ia@5oc. Rye quiet
Bulk meats unchanged. Bacon active but price:
unchanged Suear-curcd hams and lard unchanged
Western butter fairly active choice, lie. Whisky
quiet. 49,
Virginia consols, ex-intercst. 81. West Sir
ginia's. 10. North Cardinals old, 333 bid. !. /
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The Labor.Conycntion Nominees

BosToN, July 1.-The Labor party have
decided on a conference at the Germania Hall
Assembly Rooms, in New York, on Tuesday
afternoon, July 30, Judge Davis and Gov
ernor Parker having declined their nomina-
tons.
Governor Parker, in his letter Of declina-
ton, says: "To be the candidate of one
party while supporting the nominees of un-
other, although the two may agree substan-
TALLY in principle, would be inconsistent,
and / therefore respectfully decline" &c.
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ny j. l.. ApperSon.
AuctiOneer aIrt Real Estate Agent.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAlrA.
" Bile REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY, ~
RiCHMOSD.-By virtue OF decree 20: the tl,au~cy,
Court OF the city of Richmond OF the i5titJiBc
In the suit Of Strccker Strccker, &C.. the undo
signed, commissioner thereby appointed viii In
at auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY Tho M
property Known AZ "STRfck Frs" with The lar,r
dwelling and the beautifully orliamcntcd grpunG.
overlooking city and suburbs. The whole rrr.
street, and runs back 2Ga feet. divided into five l
of thirty feet each, and one. with the dwelling. g.
of Ito feet front.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six. twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. inrcr,
added (sx per cent? all title retained until The pf.
chase money Is paid. and conveyance drccir h.
the court ANDREW IUifNSTok
r. 2S-tdJ q Commissioner
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Hot Weather.

NEW York, July 1.-The weather last
night and to-day was intensely hot, the
thermometer continuing at an average OF
about 30 degrees. Id.
Reports from the eastern States represent
the heat as being very great yesterday.
Long lists of sunstroke victims arc pub
lisbed this morning.
Later. = The thermometer to-day has
reached 50 in the shade. There were many
cases of sunstrOke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-02
BY =. y. Davis. hucticnccr,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION. ONE OF
u THOSE VALUABLE LOTS AND BRICK
TENENIENTS THEREON C9N,JAiNiNG EIGHT
FRONTING 0S, ThE FAST SIDE OF D : E :fGniTI
STREET % FEET MORE OR Less, BE
TWEEN GRACE MD FRANKLIN STREETS
viii sell az alttlon, on the premises, on FRIDAY
the 9Th day of July 1872. ut O'Clock r. NJ. the val
uahic property above described. Samuel Bings-
wangrr was the purchaser ut late sale, and having
failed to comply, 1t is ROW sold ut his cost
TERMS One-third cash: balance In negotiable
notes nj sin. twelve, aud eighteen months eight PET
cent interest added, secured by trust decd. 81.
jy l-tds - N DAVIS, AnctfDncps,
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Position Of the New York IS World =" III
...r Regard to Greeley, F..

NEW YORK, july 1.-The World to-day
says that Greeley's nomination al Baltimore
is Il foreSonc conclusion. and that there are
no indications OF formidable revolt.
1t adds There will be but two candi-
dates. For our part. we advise nobody to
vote for Grant, and as between the remain
ing alternative of voting for Greeley or stay
ing at home, we have no counsel to Offer
Our duty may more clearly appear after the
canvass has made some progress" !. f..st
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Political Meeting i'm Lcxingto

: SIICIl!T lVItETdIH 10 ITC HISPdICFT'
LEXINGTON, VA, July IA meeting
was held here to-day to appoint dele
gates to the Congressional Nominating
Convention. 1t was addressed by Hon. John
b. Baldwin; Captain Whitehead, of Am
herst; Major John w. Daniels, of Lynch
burg; cy-Governor Letcher, and j. ID. Da-
wilson. Ali Of the speakers avowed them
selves for Greeley and Brown. The meeting
unanimously instructed its delegates to vote
for Governor Lctcher as the nominee for
Congress- .... - q, .~.
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ie BY Wellington GothliG,
Auctiopcer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or TH,R,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THRIFT
" -FOUR ACRES or LAND ON THE NV
GHA Ri s,t CITY KDAD ABOUT FOGR NILE
HELyW fEiLhMOSDrnRy tirtrG OF decree :
JUMP. laI2 N The case Of Sawyer, Wallace & &,
against Mck cage and ais.. shall, rs special con,
lie auction. at the Office Of Wellington Go,i,lin. r.
estate auctioDeer, corner Of Bank and Flcyc,s
streets. In the city OF Richmond. Oh SATURDEy
the 9Th OF July. 1872 at IL o'clock NJ, the RI II
ESTATE which was many years ago conveyed !,
Robert 4. Mayo and Wife to John McKeage. o..
taintng THIRTY-F0UR ACRES, situated In a.
county, on the new Charles City road, adjoining NJ
lands recently owned by Messrs. John N.InyiS. =,
Duke, and others.
The land lies well. and Is in ,n improving n,i,.
borhood. but has on II 10 buildings -
TERMS: Onr-ilirtl cash balancr nj SIX and tyg.
months tnr ,rtgotiablr nUtcS. Interest added N.
title rttJ lined III all the purchase money l. lpr
paid and 4 c0uveyatcr ordered !y the corr;
s..l WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkg;
Jc@I-podlpt .......- Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-02

Obtaining poetica inspiration from n
corner on grain, in the Board of Trade, The
Chicago Post says: "Oh, tits wheat to he
remembered"
Nervous old lady Ito deck hand on steam
boat: "Mr. Steamboat-man, is there any
fear of danger?" Deck hand (carelessly) /:
" Plenty of fear, ma'an, but not bit of DAN
GER"
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The international Congress-.

New YORK, July 1.-The international
Congress to he held next week at Phiadel.
phia is to seek the establishment of an all
discordant elements association. ..,,s.
The Federal Council of the .Internationals
held meeting yesterday. -. q. f.. ~. ... ~,
The General Council of London has sus-
pended all the English-speaking sections OF
the United States ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-02
TELEGRApHIC NEWS.

New York stock ard Money Markell
NEW YoRK, july Mooney easy at 4 to-
per cent. Exchange, o. to 10. Gold, l1ss to
IA. Loans ranged from to for carrying.
Governments dull and steady. States dull
and heavy. Tennesscc's. "a; new, same
virginia's, 40 new, 80. Louisiana.s, o.;
new, 30. Leyee's, IS; s's, %. hiablnas,
SO; SIS. 60. Gcorgia's, 20; rs, IS. North
Carolipa's. 3i1; new, 81. South Cardinals,
so :; new. 20s. .