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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
The Stokes Trfal-..The Prisoners
Vs.rSiou pf the Tragedy.

NV YORK, July S.-Stokcs made his state
mcnt in court to-day. His version Of the
tragedy is as follows: 81 went up by the
ladies' entrance, and when got up saw
lady come out of the parlor. She turned
away her head. and | saw l was mistaken,
and I started to go down stairs, when saw
Flax coming up stairs. He madca rush, and
when he got to the platform he pulled out
his pisto. | could not by any possibility he
mistaken. saw it as plainly rs anything l
ever. saw. It was silver-mounted pistol.
I was in line with him then, so
,,mpcd aside and said 'Don't fire. and
pulled out my own pistol and fired. l had
it in nv outside coat-pocket, or [ would have
had time enough to draw. / leaned the rali
and cooked it with one hand and fired. lie
held his pistol in both hands, and as fired he
cried .Ohp He didn't staSgcr much at the
first shot, and ! fired again. | knew he
would shoot nc if | didn'tfire 1t was three
or four steps down. He dropped his pistol
ON the stairs after the second shot. There
was no one near at the time. had received
numerous warnings that Fisk had threatened
to have my life
Question. Did you intend to hit Fisk when
YOU fired? Answer. Yes, sir.
Question. And YOU knew your pistol was
loaded with four balls? Answer Yes, sir.
Miss Mansfield was also on the stand, and
testified that Fisk was very moderate
drnkcr. She gives a curious story. she
said that Fisk bad called ut her house and
said unless turned to him he would Kill
Stokes. Fisk said "Iou had better release
me from this thing Mansfield said :" Yes,
if you come out publicly and acknowledge |
wax right and the affidavits against me were
frauds" Fisk said there were so many peo-
pie involved he could not. Mansfield said
"Thcn won't withdraw" Fisk then said,
drawing revolver, "Then / will kill
Stokes" told Stokes and advised him to
Inc CAREFUL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09

\ WESTERN HAIL-STnRM.-The Topeka
(kans;ls) Commonwealth perils its reputation
for veracity by this story:
On the 10Th of May party of forty, CON-
posed of New York bankers and mlllionllres
from the mining regions of Pennsylvania,
with their ladies, including four Topekans
mot millienaires), were travelling on the mar
fow-glnge railroad from Denver south.
TO The right of the railroad, q half mile of,
ut the base Of the mountains, could be seen
two or three monuments, that place being
the outer rim of the enchanted park. A
large number Of the passengers started of to
get nearer view of the scenery. While
there dark clouds began to gather, which
betokened storm. Some of the men hur-
ried back to the cars, but the Topekans, one
of the milionaires, and a travelling jew,
concluded to face the music and see what
was to be seen. One of the Topekans had
got on the top of one of the lowest monu-
mentS, which was some twelve feet high, and
commenced making a speech for Greeley.
He had but just commenced when he was
struck on his head by something which
damned in his stove-pipe hat, and which, at
the time, he supposed to be stone thrown
mt him by one of the boys.
But they kept coming thicker and faster,
and he was not long in learning that he WAS
in the midst of u terrific hail-storm. All
huddled together on the lee side of the
rocks, and lodged the hail as best they could.
Such a scene is rarely witnessed, even in the
Rocy Mountains The air was black, the
thunder rcyerbersitcd through the noun
tains, and the lightning shot across the sky.
Cattle came believing down from the plains
on the east to get the protection afforded by
the timber which skirted the little mountain
stream. After pouring down for half an
hour, the hail lay all over the valley six
inches deep, and after one hours hard and
steady rain they were still three inches deep.
We afterwards learned from reliable au-
thority that in valley three miles east of us,
n space four rods wide, for q long distance,
was covered four feet deep with hail-stoncs.
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fence in danger, Gle source OF prosperity afld
rsace.0 Over the Aentrlnce near Howard
street Is The following motto from 4 1oinas
Jefferson: The whole art of government
consists In the art of being honest. -
81 OTTER MoTTuEs.
On the front of the building above the flrst
story are four quotations from washington
farewell address, as follows
81 have already infimated to you the dali'
gers of parties in State founded on geos1apnl.
cial determinations. Let me now warn YOU !,
against the baneful effects of the spirit OF
party generally"
The spirit of encroachment tenas 20 con.
solidate the powers Of all the departments ~
one. and thus create, under Whatever 10TH
of government, real despotism.
Likewise avoid the necessity OF tnese
oyercrown military establishments when,
under any form Of government, are 70 pe re
garded rs particularly hostile to fepuo''e1l
"That YOUR union and brotherly affection
NAV be perpetual; that the free Constitlt
tion. which is the work of your hands, may
be sacredly maintained; that its adhiililseia,
ton in every department may nc sG.iipeo
with wisdom and virtue"
CLUBS EN- ROUTE FOR BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA, July s.-The Americas anG
Ecystonc Democratic Clubs started to-day
for Baltimore to attend the Convention
Each club was accompanied by a band OF
music The Keyst0ners go to oppose Gree
lcy's nomination, and to favor straight
ticket
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
By Hill & Goddin, Real Estate Agents,
No. linz Min street.

cPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE or
STWENTY-SIX VERY TEAUTIFUL LOTS T
THIRTY FEET ~ 2N EEh u1f HaRV2E. All Al
kTc,rIoN ON the 9th day Of July, TUESDAY
At ocIork r. H.. we will sell twcnty-six beautifully.
located LOTS on Ashland Gilbert, ana Wntker
we have sold a large number privately, and as was
expected this point ana e sod at
nm advance of thirty to forty per cent plainly III.
dcstlng the steady rise aud the certainty OF pr ron
TO those who now buy Oh the western supuIs
,Tis hardly deemed necessary, but yet we fcnesl
some N of the many advantages Of ihc situation
'TIs the highest point around Richmond. win new .;
.trnrt nuw bping graded from the terminus OF the
street railroad distant 1000 yards. Already III tar'
We large 0 o6 the T0I acrsst t"t
iIonadaie ono hundred and thirty lots were sold or
one evening. some as high as $40 per foot. ..,..
TERMS: One-thlrt cash; balance, SIX ana tweis'
months credit, six per cent. interest. Il'ie IT,
tanned, or deed given ut once coppr>-
npftn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
By Moody & Royal, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN CIlESIERFIELD
COUNTY yA-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county pronounced at It's No
vclrber tcru 1871, in certain suit therein pending
styled Phamp rs. Worshams executor q dls.. tc
at public auction on the premises. near S. $. Goods
store. on SATURDAY the 18th of July ls7:. az J.
NJ. the TRACT OF LAND owned by the late Dan
lei Worslam. adjoining the lands of ID. Goo"e. 3 ;.
Goode and others. on the Genito road, three miles
from alattoax station, Oh the Richmond ana Dan
DRIED AND SlXTY-NiNE AND i II r. f
QUARTER ACRES t2c9ii more or less, about one
half In cultivation and the residue IN 0rigul o,SI;
This land has been recently sub-dTited IN Small
tracts containing twenty to thirty acres, Ia suit n"r-
chlscrs. plat OF the same can be seen at our Office
corner Seventh aud Hull streets, Manchester, va;
TERMS: Liberal, and will be made known on day
Of sale. ). BEOOhS. Special Comm rs.
Moody & ROYAL, Auctonecrs. jy !-tdS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09

w ANTED, the public to know that the
w GRANITE HOUSE ut RockcttsrNo 3y05, Is
RENTED In the best style for 5OARDERS. All that
wish good board can be accommodated at very
mndcr,tc rates. +. COUGH,
ysgtx Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
by Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2l: Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
SMALL. FRAMED TENEMENT, CoRAh,RH
SALE Ar Autsri0N.--Wc shah, ~ the request Of
the owner oitcr for sale al public auction. ON iir
premises, ON WEDNESDAY the lpth day 81 , July
1874 AT e0'clock L. III ibat valuable BRIO
with DWELLING over same, contatHtns ie'n
roOi1s situated ON the eaynsr OF EieBt,tnl,t 5iia
Clay streets: Affir which, the spsi FRa NJ,
of Eighteenth street This proprtsy Is Well suited
for retail business OF any kind. especially tof
drug store or grocerY business.
TERMS: Atsalc. Il me s. BRorise.
iiy - 1G-1" - Astrtt9atc,s.
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An Ohio Teuton, found guilty OF selling
liquor contrary to law and sentenced to be
imprisoned in the county jail for thirty days,
protested as follows: "Chail! Go to chail !
he 90 to ctail! But can't gol Dere's my
pizness-my bakery. Who pakes my bread
when / ben gomez" Then casting his eyes
about the courtroom, appealingly, they fell
upon the good-nturcd face of jolly Chris.
Ellwaner, fellow-countryman. who bad no
"pizness," and forthwith brilliant idea &C.
Cured to him. Turning to the Court, ne
said, in sober earnest, "Derc's Chris. Ell.
wancr! He's got nothing to do; send him >
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
BY J. L. Apperson'
huctionCcr and R}sil Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.--By virtue of decree of the ChanccrI
Court of tho city of Richmond Of the 18TH June lsi-
I'm the suit of Streckcr rs. Strcckcr, &c, the under
signed, a commissioner thereby appnintcd VIII SCI
mt auction, on the promises. on TUESDAY the Htl
day of july, ls72, ut II o,clock j. NJ tit .ssirlnI'
dwelling aud The beautifully uruamcntcd grounds
overlooking the city AMI suburbs. The whole pro-
rrrtv fronts 900 feet on the north side Of Plcasant
street and runs back 20" feet, divided into tive i"tS
of thirty feet each, and one with the dwelling, &c.
Of 10 feet front.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes llitcrps
added (siS pcr cent? and title retained until the p'lr
chase money Is paid. and conveyance MTSc,g" %!
tho court ANDREW JOHNSTON.
In .s-tfIs Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
BY E. d. Newburll,
Real Estate Agent. l0l4 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
l. ABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY On HEnAD
FROM THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF i;ICIIMOND.-Ey virtue of certain
deed of trust executed 10 me as trustee; bear
ing dnc the Goth day of November 1871, duly re-
corded I'm the clerks office of uenrico County Court
Dced-Iiook So page l59, and being required so to Do
hy the beneficiary therein secured, | shall proceed
tGs sell at auctions on the premises, on TUESDAY
the lstl, day of July, at O'clock 7. NJ. that very
beautiful and desirable SUBURBAN PROPERTY
inc,teI as above having a large front on Broad
street and running, back 10 the IL, +. +. X. Il;
containing twcnty-one ACRES with In, very iEilid-
some and comm0dnnS brick dwelling thereon.
TERMS Enough I'm cash TO dciray the cNIEnsci"i
executing this trust and 10 discharge note
and NIL at1ruIng interest, and as Ia the residue on
s,Irh terms rs shall be announced NJ sale:
iv lids l.. II. NEWBtRN, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
BY ". Goddin,
Auctloncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
" OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES. WITHIN
ABOUT TWO AND a HALF MILES Of 4
DETOT ON THE NORFOLK AND PETERS
BURG RAILROAD, N TIE COUNTY OF SuS.
SEX.--Ey virtue of a decree oi thc SEl'ccry court
case of Grant. &C., rs. Eewburn, &C.. ] shall, as
special commissioner thereby appointed, proceed To
real estate auctionccr corner of Bank and Eleventh
streets, In the city of Richmond, Oh FRIDAY Tie
18th July, 1877, nj II O'Clock NJ the TRACT 't
LAND located rs above. an the south side Of Black
SWAMP In Sussex county, containing Two hunhrci
acrra more or less. having thereon small dwelling
lioira.
TERMS: One. third cash balance at :iN and tw'l'''
mouths for negotiable notes. interest ail,t', al'l
title retained ill all al III" pHrci,ns" money he paid
and Il c0nv, vance ordered ty The court
ROBERT iiOWARD,
iva Commissioner.
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
,Ncw YORK stock and Money Marss

Rev York stock and Money Market.
NV York, July S.--Money advanced to
6 per cent. Sterling quiet. Gold, li"3 70
11ss. Governments dull and steady, closing
strong. States quiet. Tcnncssee's, "a; new,
743. yirginia's, 4s; new, 90. Louisiana,s,
80; new. 60. Levee's, 81 to SO; SIS, az
Alahama's ,s4; SIS, 81. Georgia's, 20; %, ses
North Caroiinas, 33a; new, q. South Caro-
lina's, 55l; new, 2Ts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
By Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Ancttoi1eer,
,,-r,r M Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT UCTIoN OF 36I-lvo
y ACRES OF LAND IN ADAMS's V !. ! r I ;
ON BOTH SIDES OF SMoChOTEt En- r rHFsh a,
pEnKE AND OHIO RAILROAD-Atth the reH, ,1e,'
OF the Bursar of William and Mary GoI!sfe s te
sell at auction, the premises On ~ md s7oo
htCREssoFLKND located as above. Lownes street,
leading from Valley street gives scc ee d % S no
pnaior nm rrels as NAV be deemed best Mt the ho9t
of sale Ninth and Tenth stEfE,s If sben To Se
u TrnySs Oup-third cash: balance ut SIX ano
twelve months for negotiable notes bearing inter
est secured by a deed Of trust
iv mop >'''' W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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Mr.. John w. seibert, who was aeciden-
tally drowned with his son, near Newport,
Del. on tile 4th instant, had recently pat.
erted. it is said, a very valuable invention, OF
a chenicqI nature, respecting the use Of aka
lies. and had sold it to the Pennsylvania sait
Company, well-known wealthy corpora-
tion. The contract papers for the sale were
to have been signed on the 9th, and Mr.. Sci
hort was to have received 100000 in cash
and s25, 900 in the stock of the company for
h;r potaut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
co,ner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
u OF TWO HUNDRED9- ACRES, M MORE q SR
II Ir,2 Ro Al EIGHT MIL les BELOW CHMOND.
Ry virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court of the
county of Hcnrico entered on the l2th .,nne 1877
IN tha case of DOMAIN, guardian of Aiken rs Aiken.
Sc', we, the undersigned. who were thereby APP;
nontcd special commissioners. viii proceed 10 SCI
n nuhlc auction, or the premises, on TUESDAY,
The s3d july 1872, ut II O'Clock NJ: fair II not the
ri fair tay thereafter the FARM located a above,
,f which THE late Bernard .. Aiken died seized, ad-
;oiung the lands of Dr. Cauthorn Archer and 9TH
;y.J,s containing about TWO liuNDRED ACKES,
more or less, but plat and survey OF when VIII nc
exhibited ut the hor of sale. On This farm there Is
= comfortable dwelling AMI other improvements,
and IL lies well for CIVILIZATIONS ana Is In an excellent
ncighb )rhoCd.
months bearing six per cent. per annum interest !;
orr at the option of the purchaser onc-folrth cash
balance ut /, . and years. bearing eight per cent.
ncr annrIm interest for negotiable notes, sisfacto-
rv Endorsed, and title retained I'LL the further ofGer
of the court EDWARD y. CANNON,
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
~ o-ot,w Special commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
BY Lyme g. Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. l2l2 Main street.

ToUR BEAUTIFUL AND VERY At ).
i TRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS, slTH SITt
ON THE NORTH LINE I OF on FA fkh, HfEsoYr
MGkR1SS. ESQ, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG,
TiONWe shall at the request of the owner, sen
at public auction. on the premises on II thas
four f,u valuable BUILDING LOTS located rs above
described fronting each on the North slas Oh uJnre
street s3xl59 feet to an alley. ms oiiefs Hpe
m G " pai A. s,I m''e LYME & BROTHER,
iEhho : <h' eS'' AuctioneerS.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Spain.
MADRID, July S.--Pcrcz Riya has been ap
pointed Political Governor of Havana.
France.
PARIS, July S.-France and Germany have
exchanged Publications of the evacuation
treaty.
1t is reported that Victor Hugo, by per.
sistent efforts, has secured the communication
Of Henri Rocheforts sentence to Punishment
from France.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
BY Grubl,s & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

4 VERY DESIRABLE THREE-STORY
N BRICK DWELLING, ON THE NEST SIDE
OF TWENTIETH STREET BETWEEN FRA NIX
LIN AND GRACE STREETS, AT AUCTION,
We will sell on MONDAY the 18TH day OF Jny, at =
mo. Il.) situated ne above. and occupied by Mr..
Thomas Goolsby. 1T has eight rooms; u brick
Kitchen with three rooms; water ana gas ~ nicri5
furnished, and I'm line order.
This is very desirable residence pleasantly SLIT
atcd I'm quiet ncighborhoOd anu convenient To the
TERMS: at sale. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
iva AilciinnrCrs.
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sasssi demands which he ssfned were worth
labont SIS. 900 more. Burns bad always been
REGARDED as 4 very honest and upright man.
HE leaves behind him wife and groWhsup
children lbany CIV. II Times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09

DErALcArloN.-James Burns, Treasurer of
Yates county, N. :, has absconded, leaving
an unbalanced demand against him of
ss33s, 900. He has property amounting TO
about 81 10000, which will be applied III pay.
ment OF his defalatioH, aud he left notes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
The Orange Parade in New York.
Strikers ReSuininG Work.

New YORK. July S.-All the city militia
have been ordered out on the Eth instant,
when the Orangcmcn parade. No trouble
is apprehendcd, the move being simply pre-
cautionary.
Two thousand scwing-machinc men have
resumed work. The strike OF the iron ana
metal workers is declared ended.
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The Hot Springs.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
Hor SPRINGS, VA, July S.-frolessof
Schott's celebrated cornet bapd, engaged Tor
the season, arrived this morning. The Dali
room was opened tonight, and is now per-
feet blaze of beauty aud fashion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
BY Hill 6 Goddin, Auctionecrs,
No. ll0s Main street.

EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT ON
L. CHERRY STREET FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-On WEDNESDAY the 10Th of July we
will sell on tile premises at 81 o'clock TWENTY
SEVEN FEET OF GROUND on the east side OF
Cherry between Beverley and hbcmarle streets hay
ing a tcpth of 135 feet 10 inches 10 twenty-foot
alley, adjoining Mr.. 1ankerslcy's.
TERMS: At sale. HILL Il GODDlN,
~ s-td Auctipneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
M 1919 Main street.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS On
ID UNION HILL, FRONTING I'm 0M We GE rl,p
SALE AT PuBfIC AUCTION..Wc SHALL at the n
request of the sell ct public a sa1 o. og IL.
20 Commencing nj o'clock =. ~. that desirable
I 0f on the corner OF Twcntyafth and streets
fronting 30 by l3e feet also, LOT ON inc c3 pit o
and TO LOTS fronting each on the east 81, saee y,
Twenty-sixth between and streets IS hy tSS
to an alley. These lots are Just OUT oi ss d In
dIiccmcnts. xy>u o ppOrIIER
Ehti' 'h' AuctiOnecr5.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, july s.--Cloud and rain WIN
essterly winds will probably continue on
Tuesday from the gulf coast Of Florida 1sa.d 70
Virginia. Rising barometer and southeast !,
erly winds, with increasing cloudlness, WIN
prevail in the Middle and Eastern STATES 5:
Easterly winds and rising temperature wl!l
prevail from the Ohio Valley north and west.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
Fatal ARRAY among Butchers

New YORK, July S.-Two butchers, har'
ing had an unsatisfactory fight in a slaughter.
house, adjourned to the meadows, where, in
the presence of several other butchers,
fought with sllughtcring-kniyeS. One WIS
killed and the other is dying.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
By Wellington Goddln,
huctlOnccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

rK1HE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
L COUNTRY SEAT CALLED "LABuRNAM,"
ON TIE BROOK TURNPIKE, ONE MD A
QUARTER MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
CONTAINING I65 ACRES. lNSLUDlNl; ALL
OF THE VALUABLE STOCK THEREON, ONE
PREMIUM ALDERNEI BULL. CA TT !,
MILES, &c, FOR SALE AT AUCrlON.-Atthc
rrn,pst of the Hon. James LYONS, shall sell ~ hi'c
ton. on the premises. on FRIDAY the l"tn faS Oh
July ls72, commencing ut o'clock X H., his late
residence. Laburuam," lying Immediately opposite
the nursery of Franklin Davis 4 Co., one mile and
q quarter from the city.
county being bounded by the Brook turnpike on the
east by the Hermitage road on the west anS 1y Il
road itcrscctng them at right angles on the north
u Is thoroughly drained with Tiles anu by open
bitches, and well enclosed by ditch ana plank
fence.
The dwelling Is provided with all lie comfort al
a town rs well aSruuDtry hOlISc. ana Tie Eruuislfc
beautifully laid ont. The ovcrsccr'* house stables
harms. servants houses and Kitchen. are OF the hest
kind. The farm contains lbs acres, ana Is Ill hhe
iilih.
Lands around Rchnon'l are daily Increasing In
value aud the carly completion of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad will doubtless still enhance their
value.
After the sale OF the land, (Which will Ike sold rs
whole. or divided into small parcels according To Il
plat ia he hilitc at the sale The stock Of
br sold. Besides several excellent YOUNG MULES,
there will be sold several FINE MICH CONS
and one superior, first premium ALpEkAE>
BULL.
The terms for the land, which Will he very ac-
communicating, will be made known at The hour Oh
sale W. GoDDiS-
jc 25-tds Auctiohecr.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, July s, 1877.
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND, VA, July 5, IST2'
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whitc, 1920 bushels new Il pnshes oiu'
Red, $50 bushels new.
CORS.-White. 616 bushels.
OATS.-io0 bushels.
SALES.
WuE,T-WhIte, I.s72 bushels prime ut Si6o; G6i
bushcjs very good at SIS: % bushels very good al
81 57 $50 bushels good at SlIO; II bushels common
nj Lao Rcd. so bushels pri at Sl.6o; ~ bushels
urine Mt Sl57I 50 bushels prime ut 81 SO; A2s Dusli-
tIs good at Sl5o IGi bushels purple straw at $l5o
No sales Of corn and oats.
RE-EXHIBITED.
wuEAr.-White. II bushels old 100 bushels new
CORN-Whte, dl4 bushels.
O.TS-1O0 bushels
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We shall sell al public auction. at the request OF
the owner, MIR. J. 4. Cow:tr'hn, OF isicn"n,'' on
the 18th DAY OF AUGUST. lsT2, AT |: O'Clock Ne
on the premises, his beautiful FARM, "BEAlRh
CARD" within three-quarlcrs OF mile OF me
Virginia White Sulphur Springs--the dwelling he
Ing within one and half miles OF tic spripS-coh
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paper-Miu Destroyed by Fire.

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.
HARRIsosBuRG, July S.-PhileX L. Streets
paper-mill at Mossey creek was burned sat
urday night. Loss, $4,000; no insurance
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pAIrI,IpRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. July s.-Four. very dull ana ,1 ah
new choice white. 81 .GO@sl.ss Corn steady , an'
firm Oats weak and dull Eye 5aI1Sc. pl rr%
hicI,cr: shoulders. &c. rib Sides TIC. Lard
96ratc Whiskey llrmcr ut 9oc. ,ron, W.T.
Virginia e's-Old, sd; consols, 81. west VIZ
trinIa.s. l61, All bids. '|