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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-03
THE BLACK HILLS GOLDEN LAND.
Official Report.
BLACK HILLS EXPEDITION,
NEAR BEAR BUTTB,

Saturday, Aug. il, 1874. }
DEAR GENERAL: From the heading OF
the note you will see that we are out OF
the Black Hills, near their northeast
edge.
Entering near camp dated Is on Rey.
nolds' route, we worked our way down
to Inyan Kara, thence southeast to
Harney's Peak, and from there pushed
exploring parties down to the south
fork of the Cheyenne river. From
Harney's Peak we moved north above
the headwaters Of Bear Creek, when,
not finding. a good road out Of the
mountains north of Bear Butte, we took
down to the head Of Box Elder creek,
followed it down until the waters sank
into the channel, and then left it and
pushed directly across the mountains IN
an easterly direction, and moved north
to our present camp
Following this route on the map you
will see that we have taken a train OF
over 100 heavily laden-wagons through
out every part of the Black Hills, save
in little portion near Grow Peak.
The fact is the interior of the Black
Hills
OFFERS SPLENDID INDUCEMENTS
to farmers and stock raisers Of all de-
scripticns. There are fine uplands and
beautiful valleys, with good streams
and springs of pure water, timber and
good building stone on nearly all the
hills. As there arc no indications
along the streams of freshets in the
spring, conclude that the snow fall
must be very light indeed during the
winter, The climate is delightful
during the summer months. Wild
fruit thrives in the valleys. the growth
of grass is superb, and plentiful showers
even in the dry season-keep it al
ways fresh and palatabie.
Our animals, though worked all the
time, are in capital condition, and we
have only lost two men by sickness
since we left Fort Lincoln.
The two miners we have with us tell
me that they found ''color' IN every
pan of dirt they washed near Harney's
Peak; that the diggings there, in Gus
ter's Gulcll, will pay $40 per day now;
that they only had two or three days
in which to prospect, as we kept NOV.
ing so fast, but that, in their opinion,
when the eastern hills are rightly pros
pected,
GOLD WILL BE FOUND THERE IN ALUM
DANCE.
I am inclined to think so, for the
very roots of the grass would pan five
cents to the pan, in our camp near
Harneys Peak.
From this point we start for Fort
Lincoln, via the bad lands of the Little
Missouri, to give Prof. Grinnell chance
at the fossils. We expect to get in on
the 3lst inst. Very respectfully and
truly yours,
GEO. A. FORSYTH, Major aud A. A. DC.
Lieut.. Gen. p. II. SHERIDAN, Command
ing Military Division of the Missouri.
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perhaps, the incipient effort toward
the development of one of the most
rich and beautiful pieces Of Natures
embroidery on Gods foot-stool.
Heavy Failure in Wall Street.-Lia.
bilities from $500, 900 to $500, 1900.
IN. Y. Special august 26) to the Chicago
Tribune.]
The event which startled Wall street
to-day was the suspension of the firm of
Jonas Somehow & Co., Of No. l26
Pearl street. Two years ago Mr.. Som
neborn retired from the clothing trade,
inswhich he had been doing large and
very prosperous business for the last
twenty years. At this time his wealth
was estimated as high as 81, 100000.
He has invested heavily for many years
in real estate. More than year
and a half ago Mr.. Som
neborn formed "a new partner
ship ard began business at No. l26
Pearl street. The firm was styled
Jonas Somehow & Co., and was en-
gagged in exporting large quantities of
petroleum, wheat, provisions, etc. The
new firm, seeing their business
rapidly increase, became more venture
some and took large risks in many d.
rections. A year ago their interests
had been widely extended, and they
were dong business with bankers
in England, Germany, France. Italy
Russia, and even Sweden and
Norway. They were now recog-
nized as among the largest petroleum
exporters in this country. At the
time of the panic the Ontario Carbon
Oil Company, of Canada, and John
Somehow & Co., were losers to the ex-
tent of 100000. Mr.. Somehow had
personally been largely interested in
this Company, and seeing its embarrass.
ments, had advanced large sums of
money from the firm having its head
quarters here. Carbon oil had
for months been tending steadily
downward, and the Company at length
found themselves unable to stand.
When the crash came Somehow &
Co. were greatly embarrassed. Other
losses quickly followed; and still they
kept looking for better fortune and
losing every day. So enormous had
been their shipments that feet OF
many vessels was constantly doing SER
vice for them at this time. These
vessels were chartered at high
rates, while great risks were involved.
Meantime freight rates began to fall
and they failed to realize their expec@
tations. Some of their vessels were be-
hind time and shippers were dissatis-
fed. 1t is certain that the losses will
exceed 100000 and may reach $780,
900. The creditors of the company are
! nearly ali FOREIGN bankers.
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Illinois Democrats.

Charles Carol of Gallatin was NOM
mated for State Treasurer and S. NJ.
Etter, the Reform candidate, for State
Superintendent Of Schools.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-03
D Mathieson, No. 8 below discovery.
Harry Roberts, No. 9 below discovery.

D Mathieson, No. 8 below discovery.
Harry Roberts, No. 8 below discovery.
J Roach, No. 10 below discovery.
Tim Hayes, No. IL below discovery.
G Bosworth, No. 10 below discovery.
James MCGEE, No. above discovery.
Geo McCabe, No. 2above discovery.
Samuel O'Connell, No. above discovery.
C Bassett, No. above discovery.
A McBeth, No. above discovery.
+ Weddell, No. above discovery.
CIV Freede, No. Z above discovery.
Pat Smith, No. 8 above discovery.
And thus were inaugurated the ''min-
ing interests of the Black Hills. Thus
were made, insignifcantly, and illegally,
perhaps, the incipient effort toward
the development of one of the most
rich and beautiful pieces Of Nature
mbroidery on Gods foot-stool.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15

FOB RENT, aj SMALL BRICK "A
= : DWELLING NO. 81 % on the east side OH
or Fourth street between Byrd and Arch Streets
containing seven rooms. Price, 81 SO per month
Apply TO JAMES N, TAYLOR d SON, T#
8 0c 1891 Real Estate Agents and AuctlQueers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
BY Lyme Z Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUNDRE

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
4 AND FIFTY LOrs, SITUATED IN THE
MUND. FRED RICKsBUkG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD, IN be- RICO COUNTI ABOUT
light MILES FROM The CITY OF ri H
MOND, VA. AT AUGTlUh.-By virtue OF Ger.
tain deco of trust executed 10 the undersigned as
trustee. dated the 4th OF September, 1878. and
~ Court In deed-book 90. page $40 1 shall in ex-
ecuion of said trust, being required b, the bene
iclary, .eil at puoiic auctlal. ON WrDNkSLAY
o'cl ok NJ, at the office Of Lyme 6 Brother. auc-
iioneers, 40. 1919 main street, the property To-
Gated as alb )ve described, consisting of $50 LUTS
in Jenningsyille.
Terms: Cash as to expenses of sale and to pay
of Certain negotiable note dated the 4th Of sep.
tenher, 1873, and psysne twelve months after
same ill plid 10 the residue, on such terms us
will be made known III the hour of sale.
DC IL &. II. SUTTON. Trustee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucsoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Rank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
Il FARM M CHESTt RFIELD COUNTY;
ABoUTOSE ND a HALF MILES FROM Ma N
HESTER, At AUCTl0N.-In execution OF q
deed Of trust made hy William II. Branaer to the
subscriber "a trustee dated 10th arch, S74. and
duly recorded In Chesterfield County CoGrt, we Will
selt-at auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY.
Ctr october. at q O'Clock M, the faIm Of said
snder lying above, ct The 3uaeton OF the War.
wick rad vito the Goodies Ritdgc road, adjoining
the Murchie read and The lands Of Dr. r.. !. Lose
ley aad Jasper Clayton, The tract contains 172
acres and is represented to be valuable and high
~ tmpruyed FARM I. ss ri sfss55 80
sT2RAs:Aash 10 pay expenses Of executing the
trust and 10 pay two notes. ele for S3 so, oue
49, IN June. s74, ard one Tor 6398 1B, dne 1ash
seDtember 1874 balance on sgch terms, OF pay
ment Is said nraader may direct
ROBEsT q. SCOTT, Trustee.
GRuRBs q WILLIAMS, Auetscneers. VI.
The above sale ia postponed until FRIDAY,
ism October, at 2 O'Clock Ms and Will txka
place chesterfield court. hpuee, Ia Manchester.
ROBERT Y. SCOTT, Truslee.
GREBBs n WILLIAMa, Anctloneess. oee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE NEAR MECHANICS.
VILE, IN HANOVER COUETY.-By virtue Of
the provisions 0f a deed % trust from Thomas b.
Dunn. bearing date the l4th day Of August, 1868,
to the undersigned trustees. duly recorded 10 the
clerks oc+ of lh. County Court OF Ha yer, being
thereto required by tb. beneficiary therein, shall
selI by auction. 1T Mechanicsville. on the Me-
chaaicsviIle turnpike, in hanover county, on
SAIUnDs tie 7th Instant, at e o'clock ~, the
NEAL ESTATE mentioned In ssia deed. consisting
of an undivided rnoiely of ONE HUSDRE ED AN d
TWE NTY ACRES OF LAND, more or less. with
q comfortable DWELLING and the usual OUT
bouses, in the county Of Hanover, on the msin
stage road leading from Richmond 10 Tappahan.
mock, ABOUT half mile below Mecha picsyile. adj
joj Ing the lards OF John O.. Lumpkin, William
Catlin. John O. DearhaSt, DR.. Ellysoa, and +. u.
freshman.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses Of
executing this irast and the sum OF 5000; the re-
sidu. liberal terms. TO be announced at the time
OF sale. II. g. CANNON. IS
A. X. COURTNEY, Trustees.
RICHARDSON Il Co., AuciiopeerS. OCT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
BY Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE.
III AND A SMALL BRICK TENEMENT AD.
JOINING, SITUATED ON THE NOR I; ~ Linz ,Ia>,
SIy1H AND TWENTY. SEyENTH STREETS,
CHUkcH HILL, For S.LERY PUBLIC AUG.
TION.-We shall, at the request OF the owner. sell
Mt putIIc auction, on the premises, on 7 - DAY,
October Goth. 1874, commencing at A O'Clock
r. NJ, tne above described property. he main
mansion, now occupied nv Mrs. Mary II. Sm h,
contain about ten rooms, kitchen, &C.. with hapd-
some porch In front. rec small house contains
ABOUT four rooms. SC. The lots front together eS
by $50 feet.
This property will be sold as whole If desired,
or sub-dlvid.d, will ne seen by reference 20 plat
at huur of sale, and Is without any exception one
OF the most desirable and conveniently arrauged
residences in that part of the city, and Is well
worth The attention OF any Que desiring i good and
comfortable home.
TERMS: At sale. LYME q BROIHER.
oc I3-ru Tn.sM&Tu AuctloneerS.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October IA, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHRAr-white, 1,45A bushels. Red, 2,66C
bushels. =
CORN-Whitc, $40 bushels.
OhTe.-220 bushels.
RYE-4S bushels.
POTAToaS.- 80 bushels.
SALES.
WITHDRAWING. $50 bushels on private terms
100 bushels ~ 1886. 80 bushels very good a
Al 40; l4O bushels at &1.35; 120 bushels q
81 SO; lO4 uushels ut s1.30i 80 bushels 1T u 53
WKEAT.~Ked. 1920 bushels on private terms
"a bushels prime Ful,z at &1.40; 8S bushels goot
at &l.3S; Sc bushels fair at el.26; % bushe.
good st s1.25; 7l2 bushels fair ut s1.26; At
bushels at 81. IS. Total. 2,56S bushels.
CoRR.-Mh ile. $40 bushels On private terms
OATa.-.20 bushels ON private terms; lao bushel
spring at CSC. Total l66 bushels
kYE-4S bushels very good at S7fc.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-white, 80 Bushels. Red, 20 bushels.
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oc15
BY Richardson &. Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Atctoneers'
1113 Main street.

Il DESIRABLE lTWO-STORYa FRAME
q n1TEIIIECr AND THREE BUILDING
LOTS On BR0aD STREET AND TWENTY:
FouRTH SIRE ST, CHURCH HILL, FOR 81 SALE ,hs
Io,,,ntses m MONDAY the 18th instant. az AZ
p p'eeck 81 a., desirabie TWOsTokY
DWELLIN With six rooms, and iot 20 s oS XXo o
feet Also LOT adjoining the ao9ve 10 b o aoD
Twenty-fourth and Twenty fifth slreels. and two
Bull DING LOTS, fronting 274 by l20 feet eacn,
on The east side OF Twenty-tourtn Street oet"eeh
bread and Marshall streets. ,u,.
TERMS: One-ihird cash; balance In four, eight,
and twelve months negotiable notes 10 be gwen lor
the deferred payments with interest ADDED, ana &C.
cuteu W oe'N ~ RICHARDSON & co.
o.1a ~ auctioneers.
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TWO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
a LOTS ON The WEST sipE OF SEW NJ
TEENTH fUR YALLEYf STGEEr, beginning
a feet south OF Marshall street, fsnniag 20 feet
each, and running back 120 ieet 10 an alley / 8
feet wide. and to the line OF the Chesapeaks ard
Ohio railroad, AT AU JTION. The lots hove re-
ferred TO- and adjoining the new store of John Pc
desia, will BE- sold ut auction upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, 166 october, AZ 43s a'cloes f.. d.. ltfs
rarely tha preserty Is offered which affords 80 good
an OPPORTUNITY FOR q profitable investment,
TERMsi Az sale. GkuBB5 q WILLIAMS, #
Nl2 Auctioneers.
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BY 4. NJ. Lee, AuctioEeer,
No. 1014 Main street.

MED HOUSE AND LOT ON
IL BROAD BETWEEN MADISON AND MON
ROE STREETS, FOR SALa AT AUGTIOS.-sy
,ontEe premises, m ~0ND.Y. 18th Of October,
1874, az Az O'Clock p. g., he property described
ABOVE. The lot fronts SO feet by depth OF 10
feet more or less. on the south side of Broad nc-
tween Madison snd moDroe streets. on which there
IS FkAMEp HOUSE containing SIX rooms, With
water on the lot.
This is No. ! lot, good business stand. and
should attract The attention Of persons wishing to
make investments. .s
r TsRhs: One-tfIfrd cash; the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by trust deed.
Nm. LEE. Arctioneer,
jiOc 81 CT ,.se. 1OI4 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
BY Richardson &c Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctione0rs,
1113 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING. LOTS On -,
v BROAD AND WENTY--I STREETS,
CtnIiPCg fiIII,. FoS SALE BY AUCTION
On MoSDaY the 9th instant, ut AZ O'CLOCK F;
d., or Just after the sale advertised above, we Shall
RTE RiIfI.DING LOTS, PC by los. and one 2Sn
bv IO5 feet on the south side Of Broad street. near
TO ano at the corner Of rwenty-sixth street ALSO,
TWO VALUABLE BUILDIAG LOTS, 20 0y lZU
feet each on the east side of Twenty-siSth street
between Grace and Broad streets, Church Hill.
months. negotiable notes TO be given for The de-
frrred payments, with interest added, and secured
bv n deed OF. trust. RICHARDSON g. CO., s
or14 - ~ Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
BY Moody q Royal, az ~
( Real Estate Agents and Auct,oneers'
os3ca corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
-. Innchpsfer. va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Truly
u VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN IL, TEE 3 2 CITY NJ
OF MANCH ESTER, ON The MQKrEH.EskNS hIM
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS, At
Auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY, Octsoer
ia, 1874, at AZ O'Clock z. NJ eh
pnrsnant To an order entered at the September
term Of Hastings Court ely OF
ro Marv H. aud George +. Gibbs, VIC shall sell, at
the time and place above mentioned, the valuable
LOT OF LAND fronting 80 feet on me noItn 2,
eIn line of said Perry street by 100 rect IDere 10
a comfortable FRAME DWELLING on Inc same
containing three or four rooms; gooo wen Oh wa
This property is In central portion OF the cry.
and lies handsomely, and will be suo-div1ded On az!
Tppms: One.fourth cash; balance at four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes bearing SIX
per cent interest from day of SALE the title DeiuS
retained until the whole purchase money IS pau
and conveyance ordered oy the court.
49, SOCRATES BROOKS,
u. L.PULL1AM,
oc1o Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
BY James L. Apperson, -
( Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
No. 1O16 Main street.

EXECUTORS AUCTION. SALE OF
IL THAT FlRST-CLASS MANSION No. 8, On
SOUTH SIDE WEST FRANKLIN, BETW ZEN
FOUSb EE AND ADAMS STREETS.-By reque 81
of Dir. Lewis Gtner, executor Of the lat" Roscoe b.
Heath, Esq, who also acts In pursuance OF decree
OF the Chancery Court OF the City OF Richmond OF
The 9Th january, 1874, Will sell. upoR the prem
is.s, on TUT SOAY, October 20, 1874. aI4 O'Clock
p NJ, the above-described valuable Residence,
in the occupancy OF w. W. Henry. ESQ.,. contain
Ing about twelve rooms: bath and Other closets &C.
aIi of ne height furnished throughout with marble
mantles, and in every other respect built md fin
ished in the very oest manner for MIR. heath's own
use. apparently without regard to cost or care in
making IL an elegant and comfortable home. Ac-
commodltjons for servants, &C., are ample. Lot
34h by l53 feet 10 wide alley.
Whether regard be had TO It's location lin the best
and most fashionable street OF the city, with
ceptonabe surrouDdinGs). the style convenience.
&c. of the Improvements. IL 10 choice piece OF
properly, and the most desirable on The market :
TERMS Une-fourth cash; the balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
with Interest payable halfyeariy. ana title retained
until rhe whole purchase money Is paid.
&C 5-tds j. L.. Apr RSOS. AHchopeer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
BY e. D. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 8 north Fourteenth street.

A ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-Will be
N sold By auction, at the late residence OF w.
B. Randolph, deceased f. Chatsworth. on the
Osborne pike about three miles east OF the city,
In the county of Henrico, on WEDNESDAY,, &c
tober 81, 1874, at IL O'CLOCK NJ, the following
property-to wit:
One FOUR-H0R5E WAGON,
One FARM WAGON.
One THRESHING. MACHINE,
One REAPER,
One lot Of HARNESS. -s
One CUTTIN.T-KElFE,
One CRADLE,
One COkN-cHELLER,
Two WHEAT-FANS,
One lot of SHINGLES. about 600;
OATS, FODDER, and WHEAT-STRAW;
Three MULES. and
One GOLD WATCH. 40
TERMS: All sums unfer 900, cash: over soO,
ninety days, Interest added, IN negotiable notes
Satisfactorily endorsed.
JOSEPH BRYAN, Administrator.
Sale conducted by <. u. EACHo, AuctiOneel.,
d.
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ny Telegraph.

NEW YORK. October 14.-Cotton easier; sales OF
1,743 bales at 157s@1 SIC. southern -four quiet
and steady; common 10 fair extra. &5@95 .o5 good
to choice extra, t6@4S. 20. Wheat steady and less
ioiug Corn 1&12c. lower. with large demand at
92y(GS34c. for western mixed in store; 93AG94c.
Tor high mixed and yellow western. Coffee firm
Rio, GOOD cargo, at 1886 Sugar and molasses un.
chapged. kice dull and slightly In bnyers' fave
TaIlow firm al SAGSB:. Rosin firm at S2.45 for
strained. Turp. Euuc 6rmer at sec. Pork lower
new mess, S21 500 -21.75. Beef quiet Lard dull
and ntertled; prime steam, l34c. Whiskey lower
or 0EL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
BY W. Goddtn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

CALErAT AUCTION OF BEAUTIFUL
SIOT WITH SMALL. BRICK TENEMENT
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LEiGH
AND TENTH sTREETs;aWill be sold at auction,
on the premises. on MONDAY the i9in Cctoner'
1874 at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, that valuable REAL ES-
TATE located As above, opposite the residence OF
Mr.. A. 8. Lee. The lot has a front Of 40 feet, and
= DEPTH of 8 O feet and new brick tenement con-
tanning three rooms and basement. his property
is admirably located for arst-class dwelling.
TERMS: Ope-third cash: balance at six aud
twelve months for negotiable notes interest added,
secured by q trust deed. w. GODDfN,
oc IA Auctoneer.
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BAt,1.M,,ah mAHKNTS,

BALTIMORE, October 14.-F1our unchanged
Wheat quiet Provisions heavy and depressed
Corn duh. Mess pork dull and nominal, $22 gu G
a23. Bulk meats shoulders. S@6sc. Bacon
hams, 14@15c. Lard-kefined, 15c. Westeri
butler easier under increased receiprs at 35@37c
Coffee uuchaueed. Mhiskey unsettled ana dull
At 81 O6NSl .O6x sugar quiet at II @1l4c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
by Frank p. Hill, 40
Rel Estate Agent and Auchoneer,
No. HOB Main street.

AUCTION SALE OF "a BEAgIIF
II BUILDING LOT, on The s0k2ar f nat II
s 81 GhAsh A nsf oaE SQUARE FROM MON MON
RoEPARki--OnT TUESDAY, October 20th 81: ISL q 3
a. a. ~ yery desirable LGTOF GROUND, located as
shove aa described, and fronting 81 feet on Grase
street. with depth Of 30 feet to n9io0s as
,,non this s6sare and, with other improvements 10
Contemplation, should attract the attention OF az
lies in search OF good building lot In tne oss 10
sirable portion OF the city. rou- a,ob,
NTHRMs: One fourth cash; balar ce a. iour sshs'
AMI 3,reiye months, six per cent interest," anueu.
or hid FRANK D. HILL. huctlopeer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
BY Grubos IL Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT MOST ELIGIBLE LOT, WIFE
THE FRAMED DWELLING THEREON
STUNNED ATTHE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
MAIN AND MONROE STREETS, TO BE SOL .
BY AUCTION, upon THh. PREMISES, on ,.
MSThis property, occupied by Mr. kuper. will b.
sold as above. 1t contains rooms, with city watei
and culverr. 1t frouts 35 feet abd runs back 163
This properly 10 located in what may properly be
designated as the most rapidy-improvingn eighbor.
hood in the city, rs more new and good buildings
have been erected In It's immediate vicinity than In
any other within the same area.
Win the most desirable surroundings and dc,
srable situation, at corner, no better site for q
handsome residence or for block c N be found.
TERMS: Aisale. GRUBB5 & WILLIAMS,
ocJs AuctioneePs.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. October Acorn dull and droop
ing; No. 2 mixed. SQ@S1c-: new, on track, $50
Whiskey firm at 81 or Pork dull al &22 for sinai
lots. Bacon offered at nc. for shoulders, 1915
for clear rib, and Axe for clear. Lard dull; sum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
BY Williams & Gibson,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers.

rJ,RUSTEES' SALE OF A VER9VALU.
L ABLETRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY
OF CULPEPER.-By virtue Of the proVsl ons OF
deed Of trust bearing date the LIST day OF JANUARY
1870. from Thomas Graham Ashmead, duly re.
corded in the clerks Office of Culpeper county
Court, we will on the 5th day OF November,
1874 at Culpeper In front Of the court house b at
auction the following property-to Wit: All that
tract or parcel Of LAND lying and % SeiRg n Inc
called LA CHANGE situated about one
mile below "Cals9 vv Ms ii,,1N3 on h hS6
TWENTY-FIVE AND ONE-HALF ACRES, more
or less. The property Is situated about four miles
from Brandy station, on the Orange and Aiexandria
railroad. There upon The place = CONNEXIONS
DWELLING containing seven rooms. ana III. tne
usual out-houees II Is well Tatered and has about
400 acres OF WOOD of original growth. The land
Is admirably adapted for grazing.
BILE In one two, and three years, perest added ut
Np' CHARLES E. KENT,
JUNIUS E. NORRIS,
Trustees.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Auctioneers. &C 12-tdS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15

IN CHESTS OF THOSE CHOICE
~ GREEN and BLACK TEAR
- = - VI. e. 6. DaNDRIDGE & co.'s,
70 "a a27 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
BY Lyme IL Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK FORE AND
' DWELLING OVER SAME, No; 303
ADJ HSING w. C. THOMAS'S PROPERTY.
AT PUBLIC UCTI0N.-Will be sold al public
of October, 1874, at AZ O'Clock p. NJ. thai truly
valuable aud well located BRICK STORE, situated
as above described now occupied by E Cd tenant.
TERMS: VIII be quite liberal and made known ut
hour OF sale. LYME bhOldLd.
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