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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-13
BY Moody & Royall, @.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
" HANDSOME AND BEAUTIFULLY-LOCA:
TED LOTS, sIIUATgD,, On ~, ELEXIE.NSTTlH
AT AUCTION ON THE rREMIshS,O ON THURS.
DAY, October 9Th. at O'Clock 2. NJ.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF
1874, IN the suit Of William Bradley, guardian, &C.,
NJ Harriet " Bradey,s heirs, we shall, as commits
sfopers proceed to SELL under the above order, on
the d ~ and al the time and place above mentioned,
SEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS on the
eastern line of Eleventh street between Stockton
and Everett streets. These lots have an average
frontage of 80 feet and run back 127 feet 10 an al
lev fen feet wide In this alley is spring of spien-
did water for the common use of all the lots.
This property is In an improving part OF the city,
and near the centre OF the city, and should engage
the attention OF capitalists and those desiring TO
locate In q good neighborhoed. S13.f~s ~
Plat OF the abnve-described property can be
seen at the office OF the auctoneers, and Will be eI-
hjbited on Gay Of sale. Any person desiring to look
at the properiy before the sale will call on the auc
toneers and they will take pleasure In showing the
It is seldom that so much valuable property Is
thrown upon the market &C any one time, and we
esnecialiy invite the attention Of all seeking invest
ments to atteud this sale.
TERMs: One fourth cash; the Balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen mouths for negotiable notes
bearfup SIX per cent interest from day OF saie the
title retained until the whole purchase-money Is
paid. SoC IhAS, bh SJy fit
- Yt. Special Commissioners
MOODY & ROYALL, Auctioneers. ocS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-13
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Mafn street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
il REAL ESTATE, NEAR MECHANICS.
VILE, IN HANOVER COUSTY.-By virtue OF
Dunn, bearing date the; 4th day of August. 1858.
TO the undersigned trustees, duly recorded In the
clerks Office or the County Court or Hs yer, being
thereto required by the beneficiary therein, we Shall
sell by auction, at Mechanicsville. on, the Me-
chanlcsvilie turnpike, in Hanover county, ON
SATUHD Az th6l 7lh instant, AZ IL O'Clock d., the
ZEAL ESTATE mentioned In said deed. consisting
of an undivided molety of GNE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND, more or less. with
O comfortable DWELLING and The usual out.
houses, in the county OF Hanover, on the main
stage road leading from Richmond To Tappahan
mock. about half smile below Mechanicsyilie. adj
Joining the lands of John G.. Lumpkin, William
Catlin, John C. Dearhart, DIR. Eliysop, and +. u
Fleishman.
Terms Enough in cash 10 pay the expenses OF
sidne ON liberal terms, TO be announced ut the time
Of sale. II. g. CANNON:
--II. A. IL: COURTNEY, Trustees. I
RICHARDSON Co., Auctioneers. oc
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BY James L. Apperson.
Real Estate Auciioneer and Agent
No. 1OI6 Main street.

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
H. THAT ELRsT-CLASS MANSION No; 9, On
SOUTH SIDE WEST FRANKLY, BETWEEN
FOUSHEE AND ADAMS STREETS.-By request
of Mr. Lewis Ginter. executor of the late Roscoe 8.
Heath, Esq, who also acts In pursuance OF decle
or the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richnondof
The 18th January, 1874 will sell un9n the prem
p. NJ. The aboye-described valuable RESIDENCE,
In the occupancy of w. "; Henry; Esq. contain.
lug about twelve rooms bali and other closets, e.
All of fine height furnished throughout with marble
mantles, aud in every other respect built and dn-
ished in the very best manner for Mr.. heath's own
use apparently without regard to cost or care IL
making 1t an elegant and comfortable home 40
commodalions for servants, &C., are ample. Los
34N by ] SO feet 10 wide alley.
whether regard be had 10 It's location lin ihe bess
and most fashionable street or the city, with une1-
ceptionable surroundlngst or the style. convenience
&C.. OF the improvements. 10 rs choice piece OF
property, and the most desirable on line market
TERMS !: One fourth cash; the balance at six
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable NOTES;
with interest payable halfycarly anu Title retained
untii the whole purchase money Is paid.
oc 5.tds j. l.. APPERSOS. Aucdoueer.
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JasxuacHgK is SUrERsTITloUs .-EXtTaet
from a report OF an interview between MAI
anne .yanauschek and reporter ZOE tne
Washington Republican:
Reporter But you are not superstitious
about charms $3.50.
:lanauscbek: Yes, I am; / am very super
Stitjo,,s. All the Slayonic race are, anu par
Hc,,iarIY the Russians. You could not IN
.ince Russian to commence journey on
Monday. / recollect that when l was
cuest of Baron pon R0hrbecE, st 81. re.
sershurpb. tney would never allow just three
candles 10 be burning In q room at the same
fine. / left st. Pe.ersburgh on Monday,
and had the train of cars nearly all 70 my
self but would not travel on Froay,
and Pm filed with horrible anticipafions II
my dressiDg.maid puts on me anything In
xhe wrong way, and she must always move
ON the right. never allow her to appfosch
me from the left, and under no circum-
stances will ever go back ito my room
;. after leaving it for the Theatre or journey.
If I have left anything IN II 1 must nave
somebody else go back for it; not l. freVl'
Gus to bis [ber fathers deatb, at our house
in Prague, We had many admonltions that
some dreadful event was 10 lake pace )
noises and voices that could not be account
ed for, and other strange things, SO mucn SO
that the servants were frightened out OF the
house. loved my father dearly, but my en-
gagements prevented me nom being with
him when be died. (aere Madame Janau.
scbeck was overcome with emotion, and
yept freely Resuming, she said: 1 should
be glad if / had faith that / shall meet him
and know hin again in the hereafter, but
now can believe it. We live, we die, and
80, we cannot tell where-perhaps to some
other star. 1t overwhelms me to think about
il. The great thing here is to live right, to
do the good we can, and trust Providence
for the unseen future. should like to 1--we
always. should like to see this country
two hundred years hence. Think OF the
greatness of 1t then, and the advance In civil.
ization that must take place. The people
will all be different then.
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RirIllllol,d Ispafh
ra,rsDAY . . . OCTOBER 1a, ~
rsor I'm DssIsschI

IN Che Dispdtch OF this MOI y ~ s.,. AZ
Awer Ia, the question, I" " n.cn y COT co., 70
sTsa aysi Four ii nine,..pr i've ana Tout a1s
! nine IS, ita Is said 10 an editorial psIsgtapa
shat. ss,n our opinion, II % andoubsed.y COR.
se s 10 say ave and four IS nine fefM.s
me ID suggest that the more accurate ~ ~.
raessiors would be s'6ve and Tour Ma as
Mneo and ID fs1is connection We give WV
! 1hc following anecdotc: .,.xx, ,s;..
~ va have heard II related Of very nus.
sineuished juIist Of this State, tne suo'less
siisputant we evcz knew. that upon 1 gu ,e ia
sasion, In arguing cave 10 oouas; ue o,s s,e
s1own proposition as ipdispntao.y cs sSss
!, which he asked his adversary 10 samlt. tne
sss,ar gentleman, however,. who was e 3:
4 ssen,s,s cautious, and fully aware OF the
wonderful acaeeness and Logical dexterlty OF
s.s S,iesitoDer, refused 10 make the admls'
zion. older propositions, regarded az
sana,,y pl,in, were stated but the opposing
connsel, In his extreme caution, Wou,o ad'
nsif none OF them. At length, the gentle
& sran 10 whom we frst alluded, said 70 his
.nmnonent. with some Irritation, | sup
npse.. sir, you wiiisat least admit that two
and two are four ~ Thst, said the counse
ON the other side, depends on circum
ztances: two and two may rake four, pu!
they may be so arranged 90 70 make "
October s. oxss '-A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-13
BY Lyme q Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoueers,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i LOT WITH A NEAT FRAMED LOT COT TAGE
OF PERRY BETWEEN ELEVENTHAS AND
TWELFTH STREETS, IN MANCHESTER. Al
executed 10 me, as trustee from A. w. Traylor and
wife, dated 9th January, 1873. aud duly reeors7'
in the clerks office of Chesterfield County Court
D. Is. So, page 206-I shall, IN execution OF 1 =:
trust. being so required by the beneficiary. sel =
public auction, on the premises, on WEDSEsDAf,
l4lh day Of October. 1874, ut O'Clock I; M ns
property located as above described. Tue aVust
Contains about six rooms; kitchen, stable, sc.
LOT fronts 90 feet on Perry street, running oacS
a depth Of 1876 feet. ~.
TERMS of deed require cash as TO expenses Oh sue
and 70 paw Off note OF 81 900. dated oth January,
1878, and payable twelve months after date. Si.h
Interest due on same till day OF sale but IL ple1
Bile more literal terms may be made al n0nr Oh ss
known at hour offaie. Ro. b. ILL., ILL.,
.no +.
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BY z. ID. Eacho.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. 8 north Fourteenth street.
FINE INVESTMENT IN REAL

A FINE INVESTMENT IN REAL
"A Estate Is NOW OFFERED ON LONG
TIME, WITH INTEREST AT SIX PER CENT.
PER ANNuM.-Iw will sell one OF those three new
and handsome PRIVATE RESIDENCES recently
erec,ea by William Is. Matthews, ESQ. on the south
size of Maiu between Second and Third streets,
containing nine rooms, with all the modern i'm
provemen,s. &c. The lots run back / 90 feet to u
misses desired to be sold is now under lease good
tenant Though either can be taken II immediate
possession is wanted at the annual rental Of $780,
which lease Will expire the LIST OF October, 1875.
and will be turned over to the purchaser. II not
sold privately before MONDAY the 18th day OF
October instant 1t will on that day be sold at public
auction, on the premises. ut o'clock p. NJ.
TERMS 0ue-third cast, onc-t hiro Ia dx months,
and the balance In three years, interest added ri
six per cent In negotiable notes secured BY deed
OF trust. s. E ID. EACRO,,
Oc 6 AuctfOneSr. =
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BY. Grnbbs b Witlisms.
~ Real Estate Agents and Anctiolsss .nk.

L
IH,RUSTEE's SALE OF a. YALugaAfbIrys
FAEM IN CHESTtRFIELp SgSTS.S-
AND a nALFMlLE sss nISs Of .
|CHEsTER, AT sxeeuss sv m tbe
deed OF trust made By W illiam IL Ia, aud
subscriber as tYustee dsisd Ioih at Sr. we Will
duly recorded In Chesterfield County 0on ,,SlAY,
sell at auction, upon the premises on y, Of ssd
9th October az ocises ~, sne " the War.
Wick r1ad With the Goodies Rlidze rosGs ~ Mosv-
the urehie road and The snsa Of ;l.s ns cona,sa.
acres, and Is represenied 70 be valuable aa1
ty improved farm. .a..,fipg tbs
TERMS Gxsh 70 pay expenses az =. saaG so doe
trust ard to pay tRu notes. one ior ~ due 1Sss
b aii ssnes 1874. and on for lg Of pay
ssepiemles H7A hsianeo Oh spcn te' =. 80
men. g ss'a sis o. SCOTS, Trasse
GaUaBS q VILLA SIS. Aacsl saeess.
g ,rba sboye ssle Is postponed unta iii tsis
= flta &C c'eicos 3. III IN MAJ Manchester.
p''Ss = g Eis0aEn: CIT ~, Ass osS
= GauABs II SglLt5A,as 1lacsso aessss
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French newspaper correspondents give
accounts OF new line of horse-cars just
opened in Paris in which every one allowed
to enter will have seat, and there are no
straps to hold on to. How much behind
the age is the effste civilization OF France.
During q secret session Of the Chicago
Board of Commissioners the other afternoon
one of the members was astonished to see IN
augertip projecting through the carpet, and
Upon instilutiDg an examination found that
a party of reporters had bored through from
the cellar for the purpose Of hearing whas
was said.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

: NEW IONAl 41lAIs3A1S~o'
NEW YORK. October l2.ECotton firm sales OIL
1856 bales ut 1901 5&c.~ Southern flour quie'
aud heavy: common 10 fair extra S5Q$6; GOOD tG
choice, Sc 05@fS.50. Wheat dull, heavy. ano
lower: 81 lS6GSl.2l for new winter red western
al 90 for good old red western. Corn lower; BOZ
096hc for western mixed. Coffee unchanged
Sugar, molasses, and rice quiet and unchanged
1915 for strained. Turpentlne frmer at 3Shc
Pork lower; $22. so for, new mess. Lard heavy
prime steam, 130l34c. Whtskey duh ana lower
~
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October IL, 1874. I
t.-.a. OFFERINGS. ~.
WHEAr.-White, 1850 bushels. Red, 5,oeo
! CoRN.-white, "A bushels. Yellow, 100 bush.
els Mixed. / so bushels.
OATs.-1 OF bushels. $500
I MEAL.-320 bu: heels. ,,s s@s
SALES. gsea 81
WHEAT-White. 80 bushels very. good at II ~;
WugAT.-Red. 60 bushels seed at S1.55 ~
waite terms; so bushels ut $1.29. Total, l,SS6
CoRN-White, ~ bushels prime at 81 5; Vel,
low, 100. bushels prime 1T $1.O3. Mixed, LOU
bushels prime 1T III .O3.
UATs.~ll4 bushels prime spring at SAC.
REMARKS.
The offerings on Change to-day were 8, 1886 bush
els, mostly western. Market dull. Corn un'
changed. Oats In moderate demand and advancing
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BALT1MuRE mARKE1's.

BALTrMoRB, October 11.-Flour firm: Whea
unchanged. Corn dull white western. 95c. Oatt
fairy active and lower, southern, 60@6ae. Pro
Ruk Meats-Shoulders, SSG0sSc. Bacon-shoul
ders 99@ 9Ac.; clear rib-sioeS, l4a@l4hc.; sugar
cured hams, l4ht0l sc. Lard-Refned, &c; West
ern butter strong at 36@3Sc. Coffee unchanged
Whiskey easier and quiet ut 81 .06@S1.07E sugal
ruc uf I
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"a -AusI,TIsj,N sAlgssF.-Fasuse Dsys.
81 II. b. Lee. Auctionser
8 No. j OI4A atr street {

IvsR Il ED HOUSE All 10 !.ess
pRflAn BETWEEE. MADISON AL, Ao ss..
ROE FOR 9,
~, lie rrasntses. ON MONDAY, 18th OF Oct2Ser
Ii a71. 90 Az O'Clock r. She properly ~ IN
shoye The lot fronts 81 feet Oh s 9 ,e.
tran Madisos, and Monroe streats, ON
IL EEIMED HOUSE con tanning sfx roonsss' VIA l
"rsis III IL So. l. lot, good business stand; nra
hhouid attract the attention CT persons -
make Investments. =, & e, - ~. ard
twelve m ortfis for negotiable notes,
secured W ts tp &c. m NJ. LEE Anctioneer
Oh Main sttoes.as
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I.nI1IsVII.LE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, October 12.--Flour and corn I'M
changed. .Pork--none here. Bacon dull at so SIC
for shoulders; lake. for clear rib; 15c. for Clear
sides. Lard, 1879. Whiskey, II. Begging un'
changed
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By w. Goddfn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
" VERY HANDSOME LOTS NEAR To EU-
KER'S PARK, AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF LEIGH AND HARRISON STREEIS.-By
virtue OF decree OF the Chancery Court Of the city
Of Richmond entered on the 9th Of Ucs0ses. 1874,
in the case of Dickinson against Moore, &C., we
shall, as special commissioners thereby appointed,
on WEDNESDAY the 4th Of Octooer, S74. AT 4
O'Clock ?. NJ, FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS located
as aboye-four of them having each fronts Of 80
feet and one of them front Of 40 feet, and each
running back ITO feet to an alley IL feet wide.
These lots belong 10 the heirs OF the late B,shop
Moore. The recent filling and grading OF Leigh
street has added greatly to the value Of these lots.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four, eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained till all of the purchase
money is fully paid
OHIO G. KEAE,
JAMES II. III. DAVIS,
.a-r Special Commissioners.
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by Lyme & Brother, 81.
Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers,ss ~
No, 1919 Main street.

HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE,
III AND A SMALL BRICK TENEMEslHsTTAIhlSs
JolNINa slTgLASTEsR On TWEE E M9h TWE NY
SSuyTI AM, TWENTY.SEYENTH SIk ;E.Et;IlISS,
sH Eli HILL, FOR SALE ~ PuBLaG ILL.,. Au Jsn
TfoNWe shall at the request or inc 9Masn, s
sS,,pher SfIth. 1874, commencing 1T III O'CLOCK
the above described properly Inc ma, man
mansion, now occupied BY Mrs mary q; e., ia ~
sorne lnorch in front. The small house CONTAINS
sSont four roons, &c. The lots front togetner 20
This nroperty Will be sold as whole II desired,
or subdiydad rs will be seen by 20 pias
sf honr Of sale, ,snd is without any exception ons
OF the most desirable and conveniently IA e. ,seii
SorIf the attention or any one desiring good ana
comfortable home. -. t5n,omnrp
LIZ r., IN = MaTu Aucdoneers.
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CJNCINNhTI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, October ~ Flour dull. Corp 6ul
and Icclinipg: old, 79@SCc.; new, 50@55c. Poti
nominal. Lard quiet; summer, 136Dl3 SIC. Bacon
Only limited jopbipg demand; shCu ders, S9S4a
Sbc.; clear rib, 149141c.; clear sides l4a@l &c
Whiskey steufly at 81,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Sun rises. ....,.. 6.07i Moon sets..,...... 90
Sun sets. . .a..... 5.25 High tide.......... $50
PoRr OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 12, 1874.

ARRIVED.
c sseap md d psssengeGs Alien Co. e
| steamer j. w. Everman, Platt: Phtladelphia
merchandise and PASSENGERS: ": T. Porter; agen;
Schooner Eueie, Corsay, Alexandria, wheat, Gal.
sehooner Ben. Sheppard, 80, Norfolk. cypress
logs. Kirkpalriek q co.
Gene 81 Mnl'en Norfolk light
Schooner Independence, Forrest, James river
oysters, J. T: ontgomery. ..
oysters, to master.
Schooner John Anderson, Twins, James river, oys-
tiers. 10 master. H. f.
Der. Charles Phillips. -5 ~
Schooner Union, Desericks, James river, lumber,
sloop Sophie, CheeveG, Low Point creek, lumber,
aoop CARTE, Howard, James river, oysters, to
sioop Pearl, W ainwrisst James river, oysters,
to IEaster. .-sa-gEf E-s .. s.
CLEARED.
Brig Rerctrs iGerniap. Kuhne, Pernambuco.
-four, Dunlop & hcCance
Steamer John Sylvester, t:est Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, I. B. Tauvm. agent. ..,,s.,
Schooner William n Oliver. Zones, Baltimore, gra
sehoones Lula Lyon, Insles. Washington, stone,
Schooner Hattie Combs, Metv4le, New York, can.
mel e.sal, G,arie s. Go a ,1..5 - - :,
Schooner IaIy ,J. Fisher. Lawrence, Ptilxdel.
phia, saiiroad Ties, CURTIS Il Parker.
CLEARED NOR TsIsR0kT.
From New Work on the 10th. schooner 8. W.
T0wnsezd, Townsend. s.7,= -
From Eastport on the Est, schooner William s.
Farwell. stit
q. MEMORANDA. 3a ii Il
Sob ooner Louisa Bliss Awent down to City PoiEs
Monday to aatdsh leading tosacco for Genoa.
sckooperJ: 8 1Nsas, ingersoll, sailed from Nor
sols, sa bsl!ast,on Monday, for ChiOsahomily, 10
AT New York, ON Saturday hast, schooner Ocean
Bell Mills from Windsor, n. 4. with nlasier for
Richmond. aE.,#3.. - = - : J.
the Dansille wharees, opposite Rseketis,to ION Mon
day. 10 load granite for PMiadelptta.t ~ y $50
ut Ph!sdelphia on The 10TH
At Norfolk on abe ltn, sloop Clarissa Ann, with
fish from Richmond. 8 ,ss:4s0.
schooner John z: Kelsey irpsn Richmond, ga,
at anchor on The 9Th at Newcastle. Del.
sfoKRN. - ~
Brig Isis, from Richmond, Va, for Trieste, Sos
TENDER 81, latitude So, longitude 81. ~
THE M;ERHdAAc 5S. 80
Operations against the wreck OF tfl6 famass ram
ard irnn-cla0 Merrimac, or YfEgiGin. sunk just
above Craney leland, have been recommended,
1ud she Wrecktng nrIe Of b. d j.. Baker g Co has
he latter In hand. 3here have been many blkes
made 8E this cherry, but we imagine that clean
weep will be mace this time E0rfoK YisYisaiQa.
ss By Telegraph.
FORTRESS MoMROE. October 2,-Yt the isosds
ark Jernbyfsd, from Richmond 10; Rahia gs
NEW YoHK, October 2.-A Arrived. CITY OF l>s i
anna. Arrived out, Moselie. : 81
sS4sss
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,,, Is BY Isbell & Son,
z Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Ne. g Eleventh street, between uaIo and p.nk

CtOMMIssIONERS SALE OF HoT,sr
W AND LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWRE-
TY.SIXTH STkEET BETWEEN 81 Ann
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, IN THE CITY or
RICHAOED.-By virtue OF q decree propouneed
by the fhancery Court Of the city OF RIcbmond
on the 18th Day Of October, 1872, In the suif oS
Bouis ct ais US. Br,el ct GlS we shall offer for s,b
at public auction, upon the premises, OH WEDNES.
DAY the 2lst day of October, Il 74, 1T * o'cIock
T. NJ. that desirable HOUSE and LUr On the east
streets, Church Hill. The 10, front. AK feet and
runs back 125 feet to an alley fourteen feet vide
The improvements consist OF 4 large franz dwell.
ing and the Usual out-beuses.
TERMS: One third cash. and the residue on
credit of six and twelve mouths for negotiable notes
with interest added. and tide retained until M,
ordered by the court.
HENRY G. CANNON,
W. JOSIAH LEAKE,
oc10 Special Commissioners,
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~ nRlk2M
Operations against the HTeek OF tll6 famous ram
apd iron-cia0 Merrimac, or yfrgiEia. sunk just
abGye craney Island. have been recommended,
the matter In hand. There have been many bikss
made 8E this cherry, but we imagine that q clean
sweepWtli be mace this time Norfolk Yisg isai1a.
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WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Auctloneers.
BY Grllbbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main und BANK.

TWO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS ON THE WEST sIDE OF. SEVEN
TENTH (Ok MARSHALLj STREET, beginning
IA feet south of Marshall street, fronting % feet
each, and running back 120 feet 10 an alley 8
feet wide, and to the line Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, AT AUCTION. The lots above re-
ferred TO- and adjoining the new store of John Po-
desta will be sold at auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, 18th october. at ~ O'Clock P. M. ills
rarely THAI property offered which aoras 50 good
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc l2 Auctloneers.
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1T UUSE AND LOT ON DUYAL a
IL STREET FOR SALE PRIV LEI
The HOUSE Is No. Q. sossth side OF BuSal street,
east, between First aud Roaaaee; five rooms, gas
in all; good kitchen aud coaa&louse. LOT
'63x195: gardea large enough TO raise reeefables
All the premises In thorough repair. Price 8l750
$500 cash, the remainder ri g, a2, is, and "a
1nonths. Apply ON The premises which Will be
shown 10 anY one desirdnK TO parchaSe. sc RS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-13
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST.. LOUIS. October 12.-Flour quiet and Nm.
changed. Corn weak and inactive; No. mixed
Bacon irregular; shoulders, 9E@9kc..; clear rib,
14Hc.: clear rib sides, 15hG16c Lard unchanged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-13
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. October 12.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn dull; NO. Q mixed, 76a(0761c.
high mixed, TIC; rejected, 76: new ear on track
soc. Pork tull at s20.75@S21. Lard quiet and
UNCHANGED. Wh!skey steady at 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-13
BY Telegraph.

NEW Uhhs ~ ~ .
NEw YORK, October -Eoon.-Stocks dull.
Money 0. Gold, 1U9E. Exchange-long, 485
short. 4ss. Governments and States dull.
Ereaing.-Money closed at 1903 on call. Elk
change steadier at 4s3H@4s4. Gold, 1osN.
Governments firm. States quiet and nominal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-13

1900 baeeels fresh INDIAN ROCK LINE jus.
received. $3.50 IS
We are Ko9 constantly recetsfng supply Of III
DIAN ROCK Elm 6 nesll from our kainS- Fos
Nale low, DILLON, Elicit q 90,
INV Manufacturers. 1908 Dock street