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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

SEvYoRK May 22-BSEvEs-Rersps cars or 100 head
255 FOR lie a four a7s glls' ~ i ~ -s . %
va. not enough doing e,sb quotations. TIE general tone OF e
bee. P,: :1 E,' 4l 5 S 81 Texan
Cincinnati about = cWt ave-se At J1 2 ID 10 'e % ID
Cllys-cccpt. were he's. making ST for The last four
DAYS asaiusl -''Jo iof n' sane .A' a. ~ 10, = m
A',,s a. t - IA ~ average n gIe I, u. 30
40 f +, AZ g, SOW s an KS TO-. is5 H. at &C.
SHEEP Isb receipt, we're 1875 bead
y Forslthst al JERSEY ~ N - "
operated check further -d'aaee ~ shfP
lambs trae The sheep we're nin cpl a' ile
rom - d. and veg P,, 20 very sI 10 IL
.o 22O pei Glo sheep - y ayersse At re p
eus Is = jersey Anb u d. at I5c hAd Ia lo %
Ka.e Co. sold 90 Jersey lamb. - 10 at u ~ 2 b
Bn.o sold % Peans wanna lambs - D a'ei1st q. -
Hume Elliott .oh POI clipped Ohio sheep ~ ayea.e 81
6'se %. i5 Virginia lambs 4J'a % AgsFaIe a. e.. % AZ To-
Al IS heal y DO. 80 % AZ BE g ~ -
=, william 7ic tl'l '3a IL S ''5s E ami - do 96 b. a7
james Kr,, sold 80 ehppri Olo sheep 20 "Ase ~
j. Y Thastln ~ jersey lambs % p aveate 1t l o,
ne . f5a .y.' n,i 1908 for he same
None o-ered alye were arm at 's@I ' 3 TO-
ALBlxY May 22-crrEfe supply larger han tha Of last
seek and OF average quality The market opens 'eA no
Mich cor,re receipt. we're sh and sale. made $50
Tor Oriuarv 7bOd-lO N~ss are IN eo"i demand az
Ss,r yp L,sprhe sapgy 5, na demand h,. Improved
nAset SLIGHTLY advaaeel nmo9 10 faf "a
a. s iio 20 iSe' , d. 49, '-' -'''
Brrr,1o May 22-c,rIE-The receipt, to-day including
refod TO re il maAing the total supply Tor the
s thus Tar D. g2 576 500 for the
ge lssi .eek Tl,e va. establish
MOI Of The frsh arrival, pprd East hands
Ltsgs-lhs r,e.ps ihas far this week we're 9go
eo.el trn IledaJs aai Weineisy market
All ngs Opposed sales loo bead ohio aad Indiana
clipped snep, rsnsag from 80 to - b a. - 21ds5 So oo
HoGsrhe reccl TO-DAY ncaiug reported A'As we're ooU
s 1sa 10 500 sed Tor H., s tine last EssI The market
al oargs' disposed o. iorGer - -9@'o 50 heavy
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TO CLOSE OF BUsI.
SALES FROM =. % CLOCK p. ". TO
MSS. 3 O'CLOCK p \
FRIDAY, May PIP. VI.

The general movement in the railway and miscel-
laneous shares has been very restricted to-day,
though the tone Of the market has been stronger
than that Of yesterday. and the leading stocks with
the exception of ST. Paul and Wabash, closed at to
Der cent in advance of the prices at the final quo
tations of last evening The market opened at about
the ruling prices of last evening, and so con-
tinued TIL the Board, when sharp at
tack upon Wabash depressed that stock
from So. 10 so, decline in which the rest of the
market svmpathized to the extent Of to per cent.
To the quick recovery in Wabash TO 3js the whole
market responded and for the greater part Of the
afternoon save in one or two slight reactions prices
ruled firm and they finally closed strong The
largest dealings were in Wabash, y. Y. Central Lake
Shore. Rock Island, Union Pacific, Western Union,
and North Western. The opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day were
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23

In railroad bonds there was no important further
decline, with the exception of Central Paclhcs,
which continued weak and touched s9. in sympathy
with lower quotations from Germany. The dealings
were moderate in the general list and steady as the
late decline has had the effect of bringing in new
hnrers The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23

State bonds. which dull and nominal at the
early Board. showed more life and strength IN the
late afternoon dealings. Prices also advanced New
York Bounty Loan reaching 10; Missouri Skies,
97l the Hannibal and ST. Joseph issue, 30, and
Tennessees GO for ex-coupon and the new series
The following were the bids:
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FVTDtT- NAY
AsIIFSTe erepts jorv u Pots are s rerv quiet
st former ~ quoted Gsi Pearls neglected AMI prices nom
nsl ..---, -
unchanged quote 81 l4c ld Southern Al %
Soc
GROOM CORN AND BROOMS1he market for Corn r ma ne very
1uicr Green scarce waaiei Ot Mixed a. &C. Ne"
SI9c and Choice Green Hun AID DIusH N"n
II 100 L.. p n; Red and Red Tops 81 j d9 sc.
CANADA PEAS c4er sales Of 10000 bush az abont NC
EMBELLISHMENTS guet holders quote II o.
i3c "a IA ljr. and lb o. AZ Ib3l'c sperm -'
Patent Al }S0iac. and Parttnr at 2602lc.
COFFEk-The for Rio reiucel er, WIch TEL 70
tecley action embracing 4,1i bags on,lo
u,rf AZ Il "a Isa 600 big per Lord Baltimore e.. DE q
bags the annexed also u Ba more 3jOO
maize public In Mill grades there
moderate previous salcs Al 10 bags Lagusa per
10 a hAf-cAD" - ~
- i,c and Iaguayra. l9i2QSl i2., all gold.
COITON-ihe demand for s1t Cotton vas ve lsui aud WIN
more tree OF rings bat 10 not after our
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Lo~pos Mav 21-ig:BO D. m-Eds Rail shares - I32lt
LivERPuoI May -2l2.JO mtooa is qnei hna unchanged
s,lrs bales ualug 900 fr speculation aud le
sale, the o. 900 Of wch 1000
speculation the stock 10 port IL ~ 900
bs- including lBT Auer,n the Of the week have
heen 900 nuirg r. 900 'nrren actual export 5000
ss s ss0ek aay.i VLVgg a>e, -ss-.-1 -Vov@ Aws"A.
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vac terms and 5000 bush Western at 81 so Active
pe se weaker Mred demsnd and 6imer the inquiry pat
the sales 100000 bush New Ohio Nred az 81
o5c; white At 63G65 ac; Western MIXED 62G63c; White at
Otdooc Ated 6ld62c demand the
es are 1000 bush Pennsylvania and State 81 o. delivered
I'm ned hm but closed easter with only limited demand the ses
e tuoD bush Western Mixed s4dSIc. closing ga Soc
" esern W hte 1T SSd9lc: Western yellow l2GsSc.
"tHNlES-The chiefly M lots present hgnes
% Quotations lie Domestic CLOTH for
'i,cutta, lie FOR Borneo and % Sc. for Bags.
nAI AND STRAN-Shppng hay IL IN small supply and meets
ar demand We quote ~ 81 15i Retail lots at 81
oaSl 90 Clover SOC Al 10 and Salt 7j0sjc Straw Il
veg slowly and holders sOdSjc for Long Rye 50 G7jc
iof snort do, and 9Oc a 81 o. for Wheat. cash.
The transactions light ut there rather
10 TIE auote folloys:
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL

The RATE or INTEREST FOR MONEY - always an
important subject To both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive on this topic by Proi H.
n Elliott of the Treasury Department. read al the
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported July Ia
TKlBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Puce 10 cents.
Address luz IRIDUAL AeW-10iA.
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The following III, receipts a. poi. aac,
Sent [
WOOL MARKRr.

PuL,pRPHIA Ma, - Wool active and steady 10 pne. "rn
usrg sthau.L All gn1l. unchsngrl etrert NeN t5f
Frh gaa ,GI Western M.-u JO4J2i4. aaI Nv aai s4Oe
A!l4aye,
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We annex closing rates for foreign excha

Money was in the old condition of ease, with call
loans doing at 81 and 8, and prime discounts selling
al SAT-
Government bonds were active and strong, the
demand advancing prices. We annex the closing
quotations:
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The Bank of England made gain IN bullion TO-
day of / IL OO0 money in the open market being easy
81 per cent. or below the minimum rate at Bank.
Consols and American securities closed firm after
dull day. The foreign exchange market was quiet,
with the official rates the basis of "a 49, 10 the
{ for 90 days bills and 81 81 for sight. The selling
rates were 81 50 and 81 o. with business
very small. The specie engagements for Saturday
amount tonight to 127SO0O about half of which IL
American gold, and this in the absence of any other
considerations was calculated to keep the gold mar
ket strong at 112!01l2i "a the range of the price,
the bulk of dealing being at the intermediate hgure
On gold loans the rates were l, 2, II. 2 and per
cent for carrying to fat for borrowing.
The import entries of dry goods at the port
of Newly for the week 81 6Si $751; the amount
marketed footing up S1,s26,O6s. The Assistant
Treasurer redeemed 100000 in called Five-Twenties,
and disbursed S2j6,OOO in coin interest The day
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as fol-
lows: Gold cleared, S965l3OOO; gold balances,
S1,1S5,7OO currency balances, S1,33j,6il. The fol-
lowing were the quotations for gold
lO:OO..~ll2s ll;3O...ll2s l:O0.."ll2ss $50
lo:5O...ll29s l2:OO...ll2S l:30."ii2as 800 "a
The days business at the U. 5. Sdb-lreasury COM
prised:
receipts ... 1896 4S2 ~ Currency paints s26I79t ~
Cola 2OOl440 OF Currency bsiAnc4 8 so 62
Colo balance. 1913 % Customs Zo-VJo W.
lurrpncy recelDts
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following Emmf eiss Weekly Hop Circular
o. ms date: since has gained little strength
n @ influence " favorable alyce from the European
Du IN h absence OF speculative movement the Transactions
sucel TO the present Of trewe and prices
changed The continued GOODNESS NJ the weather st
a Garner To the demand the sgerbsor brew
rf' especially long faces aud complain Of the dull
inns AMI small deEani for their beer Fine Hops getting
v scarce yet buyers ion'l Wiling bid price Doc
SUI beng the highes anabe best State For
egn oE Choice Caonaus demand full fgure. bat
extremely Los grades Of all aud O'
etr The markets the all reported dnll Hop
roots have well The be sad Of
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lel o'CLOcK-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p VI.
L S f-2J Coupon l-G2 1910 Registered 49,,
1itii l1'r -Vl'Js'sss''fss ''''A-0s
4 S b. tlu.nl 1850.
5000 ................l20
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The gsotatous Ca'ieu ia ID iualsf
norr than ua' 4 ,rale above below ti srstr quIe
,ALEs PRESENT DELIVERY.
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There strong competition Australian Moa winch advanced
al he ore Te Lsniln sci 100 900 pa e. tlefe
is ready rod 1872 Of va h only liOOJ were taAen ior Tue
United states.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
,rrycY1r prpoRr v y srocK EXCHANGE SALES
NAY 20. 1874

IN O'CLOCK A. M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL.
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Boston. IA a Eue
2ul.....pc. ! a
M0rrs 4 Essex
jO...b3 90
Ohio and Mics
2Ul. ..hc. 2B34
Ohio ami Miss Pref
100 ....5c. 43
Han g. ST Joseph
400. bcJ3. y
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0DS 0N0 100000 100000 WANTED, at
- @b,OOO. and 10 pei cent long dnt mortgages. Oa ne
bet busness properly the -
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS,
bv SMITH Brokers n that Temporary iise~.
care u New. Satioaa Exchange Bank ChAmbers,L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23

~ Bond and Stockholders Of he - Louis hS
Hiute Railroad Company for the eieeton four Directors
the d Of other business nag ~
before them held the General Oce o. ,l lompsnJ
IN The City MONDAY the lst day VI June 1871
$3.50 o'clock - ,,,,.
NAV 1874 at o'clock reopene the 81 lay Jrae.
1874 A. I'd O'Clock a M +. r. LEONARD. secfct.T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-08
cn1-nns & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BY Isben y Son,
Real Estate Agents and AHctloneers,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
" DESIRABLE TWO-STORY NE
DWELLINGS, ON HEsOUTH SIDE I1I OF i!r NAE r
IMS STREETS, AND A VERY DESlRA BILE
Farm or ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE ACkES,
h1tSIiT THREE MILES WEST OF THE CITY
az RICHMOND, ON THE DEFP-RUN TUkS-
PIKE-In pursuance of decree VI the Circuls
Court of the county OF Henrieo, entered en- the ON
Underwood ct ala, the uudersigned AZ special COM
missioner appointed for the purpose, VIII proceeo
TO sell the real estate therein mentioned AZ pup!c
auction as follows-to Wit: On MONDAY me Sth
day Of May 1874. commencing At 1GloeS 1oB h
upon the premises, the THREE IMO-s 1,stsd
formerly owned by James d. Underwood, de-
ceased having four rooms each, with Kitchens q
two rooms together with the LOIS, irontlns 10
eether rs feet and Running pacE Aoout % 1ees 70
= wide paved alley, along which mere IS Z cuiSeI
Immediately after the sale OF the above, men
toned dwellings at the same place. will be solo the
desirable FARM OF about TWENI1sfI,fE
ACRES mentioned In said decree, lying and Dc1nS
in the county Of Henrco, and situated rs SUoTe-
stated. s-orxr 49,,
all necessary out-houses, with beaItHul rover
garden well set with great variety OF mowers ana
eyergreens and shrubberJ, and well or 9ooa water
- This farm Is 1mrablJ adapted to raising vege-
tables OF every description and US cont,guitJ ts tue
CITY of Richmond 1t very desirable for dairy
purposes ard in addition to these there young
orchard OF about 500 trees OF variety on fruits OF
I'll most choice kinds
TERus ODe-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
teress added and title retained I'll the whole pur-
chase money Is paid and \ conveyance 0rcered oJ
INV Special Commissioner.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and huctoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
HAdhSa5kkPP hfSL eIA'E ASP kk3tb
STREETS, BY AUCrIoN.-see descriptions be-
low. IT,. ...
Wilson and wife -. Hills administrator, &e- In
Richmond Chancery Court -....#
In execution OF decree Of the Chancery Court OF
Richmond entered in this cause on 9th OF NoFen-
Appointed viii SELL upon the premises respec,Ivey
I'm the order named below, on TUESDAY, 10Th OF
May, 1874, the following REAL ESTATE Of
ns oel och, r n the LOT Of GROUND on the
north side Of Gary street near VirgBa street; upon
Messrs. Allison & Hcdison. This lot is under a
ground lease yielding 1900 per annum, clear Of
taxes, upon conditions set forth In = lease which
will he shown at The sale, and may be seen prior
thereto ut the Office of the auctoneers The lot is
80 BY IS feet, more or less
BRICK kna%n as The Mason
No. 622, on the north side Of Broad street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, fronting 80 feet
on Broad street. and running back lao feet, more
street occupied ny Nathan Williams) has about
SeEs teFsp am lily
INGS, each with four rooms, occupied by Edward
Liess. The whole property Is rented at $1,000
rabiy.arraDged RrSTDENCE, No. 1912 Broad
John Knox at = rent Of $500 per snnum. It is
three stories above the basement. was arranged
and built In the very best manner Dy the CeCcQcQt
for his own use, and few houses win equal II in
point OF thorough construction and admirable an
Engagements for the comfortable accommodation OF
q large family. The last piece Of property will be
sold subject TO the life estate OF Nrs. Martha Z.
Hin. to whom 1t has been assigned for her dover,
she. however, paying 70 the purchaser e2s per an.
NUN for equality Of di vision. 80
Il only needs that this advertisement ihould be
carefully read to shsw that We present fine sp-
porlunity for good Investments In real estate.
TERMS: Cash sunsient - pay the costs OF sui;
ans expenses Of sale; and the residue upon ere
dit of QUE two three years for negotiable notes.
with interest added and tho tle retained until the
whole purchase money I, paid and q conveyance
ordered By the court Purchasers 10 pay al taxes
for 1874. .a.- TT. EVANS,
J. B. YOUNG,
- .as.... - ,-lf@.a.>1 80, WILLIAMS,
-.......l a .r. Special Com nissionera.
GngBss b WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. nys
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AUCTION sALEs-Fu.ure No..
by S.L. Appersol,
Real Estate Agent and auction.,r
BY GrGbbss& Williams,
1T the Real Estate Exchange
COMMISSIONERS sALE.-LARcv

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-LARcp
" AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or y,IT,p,s
REAL ESTATE IN TAG COUNTY or S nnnLs
TERFIELp-s.B ELLoEA ARSENAL EEL
dd9S EsA ISFEREsT s r. kktfskk AND
AUCTiON.-By virtue OF decree OF the s.hsprr,y
Court OF the city OF Richmond. pr4uounecd Ga he
25th day or April 1874, In the suit 81 Harvey r.
1874, at 12 o'clock ~, IL the Real tsts;e ~
change, Ia the city Of Richmond expose 70 s,e =,
pubiic auction the following very valuable pieces
Of real estate.
1. That very yALUABLEREAL EsrlTEt,.
uted on James river. thirteen miles asore Rich.
mond, containing TWESrY-ssvENAN AND one.
THIkD ACRES, and well known as "BzLLOyi
| ARSENAL" The large ard very valuable ari
weil-construeted buildings upon this plac. vera
erected by the United states iioyernment and A..
admirably suited for large manufacturing esta,-
ST. ELLoNA FOUNDRY" adjo.ains II,
Arsenal. This tract contains TWO HUNDRED
ASD NINE ACES OF LAND. rpo. tlls 10,
is large brick mill, besides two brick DWELLING,
| krick playhouse. large workshop. laige lumber
house, mIlldam In perfect order and ample water.
power for large manufacturing cstasishmes.
The land Is we'll adapted u agriculture.
Arsenal called ST. LEGER," containing atoy,
| NINETY ACRES, with no Improvements,
4; 0ne-afth undivided Interest IN ffe'sIuple!o.
Chesterfield and partly In PowtataE couaucs. coz.
| tanning altogether about EIGHT HUNDRED
ACRES; upon which there IL > large frame dwell.
ing and necessary out-houses. This laud lies uiti,
the range OF the coal lands Of Chesterfield. and
| supposed to abound In this mineral. John II. Bry-
ant, ESQ, who resides on the premises, will take
| pleasure In showing the same AID giving any d.
Sired Information.
Each piece Of property will be sold separately.
The attention Of capitalists and others Is specially
invited TO this rare opportunity for proALble IN.
yestment
rTERMs: One-fourth cash: balance at SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with ID
until the whole purchase money is paid and con-
ysyance ordered by the court.
&. Z. MCRAE.
- 81. G. CANNON, | Conmisdons~.
AND. JOHNSTON,
K. Y. CANNON,
GRCBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioceers. my4
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. .;.:-1o11 sAIEs-ru.ay 9 pays:
-S,,,s..IT-11F VALUABLE

seS.sss;rT,s sxIT or VALUABLE
'tknSSII Ihn I'm Personal PE0PEaRI.1,t r rnG
esd. daied "a q S sne ea ss
Turner ssd sn Che ssF be-
ss ~ Amelia coarty. tho Vii pro
Ing thereto reaussd 5J tn neeresuafer secondly de-
c esH % and near Mattoax Esation on Meridian
noIid and DspSille rsiEoana,h q 70 oP NAY, A. p
or he n not then on the next iaif s ua said
i isr ea,ne aonr the property conveyed os '"'
deed Sors,stanE TRACT OF LAND esnn orc
r re- nnarad and MY acres be the sa carty Of
or less, on the Miry Gut branch; william III Meade
sns Ssing BY s shn and
the sT re- fsSEptE LAND T,h
SeSnai Inc a nd Turner
witch The Said George Mayo I liver near Mattoa1
now reside on the oeontaing about Two my nq1 OF
s Sssd nd ~ sInytwo being s.ssed and sub
which John Bass died 10 sylvia Turner by Ell.
:equently was s,hers also, all growing crops
on On oAS' A.1 .,,,,,,g PERSONAL PROPERTY sTs
Third Ihe lo tn wit: Ten Mules. e,g sn wagon
on sn,a head Of other Cattle ten one Fau-Ml
one Cart Ten one Reaper, one PfanShs
Ihresoh sfier, two Corn other farm
na Ella " ssa
ins d in appd MI hay md other fodoer Oh 'A' :.
L
| aforesaid ,d -.ou,-es tile following terms
Thf aesa aoas ai
Of ,n seqrtselb ereon h.. dat
M,y aa9 Of sale Vt ten per Gent naya 1s74
h sna s.o ds 10
EsGSsna 2e o fIsa'
4, 1922 pan pay MsT 4, 1876, to pay the sum
credit n Ia dollars, and the residue II any; o.
eneh as may e .s saea OF
the parry l1 s.cnritf upon one-haf or more OF I'd
sa.Int of eash hereinahoye mentionsd: ,,,.oa
| amoun' oA JAMES PLEASANTS, Irustse.
Tin rufIroad will convey all from Richmono Hn
Wiz Wiz attend the above sale (withn view at Mattoa.
l station, 0i'h oppoi '"A-' - my 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-08
By Grubbs j. Williams,
Anetionecrs and Zeal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

THE RICHMOND THEATRE FOR
Il SALE AT .AUCTION.-py request OF the
owner, who wishes to retire from business, we will
SELL upon the premises, by public auction, on MON
DAY, II tn OF May, at o'clock z. n, that most
valuable properly known throughout the country
as THE RICHMOND THEATRE, sltaaled AZ the
southeast corner Of Broad and Seventh streets.
II Is most substantially built OF brick and stuc-
coed: fronts so feet on Broad street; runs back
nents, aud arrangements for Grst-class theatrical
and operate exhibitions will compxrc most Gvor-
able with any similar establishment in the South.
1t contains q tine sAge. q handsome dress circle
ana orchestra parquetie and gallery,
and eight private boxes, aHording seats for l.40O
persons or more; also. about twenty reiirtn2-
| rooms, lne saloon, family apartments lup-stairs)
With six rooms, and two small stores or offices on
Ills, BESIDES, well stocked With scenery, drop-cur-
tsins, and stage machinery, and stands to-esy tie
bestapnointed piece or property Of the kind south
OF Washington. issSss : 3
By beautiful and not expensive plan two large
aud handsome stores can he made In the building 10
front on Broad street, aud this with decided I'm.
In the hands OF an active. ente, prsing person or
association this could be made with little effort and
attention, merely as real estate by It's revenues In
The way OF actual rents from theatre, stores. and
saloons ito say nothing Of what might be done IN
addition, by person In The professonl one OK tho
most productive pieces Of property fn the city.
Numerous engagements for the future ara uow
. Richmond 70 one Of the main pOints between the
North End the South, and no good company OF
troupe ouaits Often an engagement Of this Theatre.
A TERMS: Very llbeI1, and llade known at 'hA sale.
GRuBBS 81 WILLIAMS,
ap a1,25,a7.as,As,A, 6Atdtd AusIlopesrs
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, HOS Main street.

pRICK DWELLING, WITH 81 FEET
- FRONT. AND VACANT LOT WITH 81
FEET FRONT, ON MAIN STR EFT BE-
TWEEN BELYIDERE AND PINE STREETS,
Opposite MONROE PARK, AND TWO LOTS
Of =; 2 q 4 FEET Fk0NT ON 5BELTIDERE
SALE AT AUCTION.10n TUESDAY the 12th
Instant AZ o'clock =. NJ, on the premises, VIC win
sell the BRICK DWELLING, with eight rooms,
kitchen with Two rooms, With lot fronting 81 feet
vide, st The southwest corner Of Belvidere and
MaIn street. 49, =
Also, Thirty ONE FEET adjoining the above
wit h the zane depth. s..>,..sE. -
After whIeh, ue rsll sell TWO LOTS on the west
side OF BelSidefe street, commencing 140 feet from
Maiu street, each having front Of 29H feet aud
running back 90 feet. 1.z -
This Is most excellent opportunity for pur-
chasing ground opposite Monroe Park, the most
desirable section In the upper part Of the city for
This property is on original LANDS. *
.TkRAS: OHe-third cash; ba,ance at six and
tnetTe months, with six per cent. interest,
HILL 81 GUDDIN,
my q s,ssrs - g.. Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-08
By Hill d Goddin.
: Real Estate AHcisneers and Agents,
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE MUM
L Der OF BUIEDING LOTS ON TENTH,
ELE sT TNEh fTH, CLAY, LG fTsI APP
euI.a Sy pSn osnsSn tSs
srussee5 duly recorded in the office Of the clerk OF
the EhancerJ Court, city OF Richmond, We wilt, or
sell, on the premises commencing at the corner OF
Tenth and u streets, a. 4 O'Clock z. r.. q large
number OF desirable BUILDING LOTS, located As
Workingmen can purchase these
lots at moerate prices, and parties who desire TO
speculate In real estate will do well to attend tlis
sale this property sin first hands and is Situated
in = locality bound TO improve At an early day.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance At elk, twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per cent. interest
added, secured W trust deed. -tli-s E
~ FRANK ID. HILL.
LAWSON NUNALLY,
my Std Trustees.