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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-08
.IIail. CoIun biar,

sHail, Columbia ? is said to have been
composed under the circumstances as
follows In the year 1893, when patri-
otic feeling pervided the country, and
when there were several parties in the
field; Mr.. Fox, a young actor, called
one morning upon his friend, Mr..
Hopk insOn, and after stating that the
following evening had been appointed
for his benefit, begged his friend to do
something in his;behalf. If. ';saic Fox,
you will write some patriotic, verses
to the tune af the Presidents March
feel sure of a full house. Mr.. Hop
kinson is short time wrote the first
verse and chrous, which were submit
ted TO Mrs. Hopkinson, who sang
then1ao piano accompaniment, and
proved the measure and music to be in
keeping. In this way the second and
other verse were written, and when
Fox returned in the evening he receiv-
ed with delight the song as it now
stands. The following morning, the
announcement was made that Mr.. Fox
would sing a new patriotic song. The
theater was crowded; the song was
sung and received with rapture; it was
repeated eight times and again encored,
and when sung the ninth time the
whole audience stood up and joined in
the chorus. Night after night Hail,
Columbia cheered the visitors. of the
theater, and in very few days it was
the universal song Of the boys in the
streets, from one end OF the city to an
other. Nor WAS the author forgotten.
The street in which he resided was on
one occasion crowded, and Hail, Co
lumbia,' broke on the stiffness Of mid
night from 500 patriokic voices.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-08

& nkCu and the N. Y. Saturday Journal.
W Orof the Great Literary Weekly OF
America, for year for he Regular Su bscrlp-
tinn Price $500. Postage Paid.
Vl7. Names entered impartially as received
Vs. and Five Dollars Cash sent at once to
every attn subscriber. Clubs OF 1ve (at So eachl
may retain the 50 This is our "ohromon'-R a
Cash premium of s. 10 every fifth subscriber !
The urn name Is sufficient guaranty of fair
ness and fuhllment, Send money order or
registered letter To BEADLE & ADAMS, Pub
fishers, Us William Street, New York, mari-s,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-08
Brass Band Music.

INHE ST CLAIRSN ILEE COHNrr BAND
L Twelve Members with RNarieiy of Music
is now prepared To furnish good Music nj rea-
sonable rates and on short not lce Tor Agricul-
tural Fairs, SUI day Schooi and other celeera.
tions. Pic Mics, Exhibitions, POliticaf and Other
Public Meetings, Address
aIlstf CHAS L. HUGHES, Pres.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-08

The oyster beds along :he Shrews-
bury riv r, near Long Branch, have
been seriously damaged by the cold
weather Of the past winter.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-08

As our Renewer in many cases re-
quires too long time, and too much
care, to restore gray or faded Whisk-
ers, we have prepared this dye, in one
preparation; which will quickly and
effectually accomplish this result 1t
is easily applied, and produces a color
which will neither rub nor wash of.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO..
NASHUA. NIL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-08

I It is estimated that $4,000 people are
out of employment in Philadelphia.
An effort is making TO secure COM
pletion of the st. LouS Airline rail-
way from Louisville TO Huntington,
Ind, in order TO connect with the Lake
Erie and Evansville railroad, now
building, thus forming direct line to
Evansville.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-08
Starch.

According to the census of 1870,
about six million dollars worth OF
starch was manufactured in the United
States. About one--twelfth, or half a
millions worth, was in New Hamp-
shire. Coos county takes the of all
other counties in the State in the man
ufacture of this article. The farmers
in the Northwest part of this state. in
the Connecticut Valley. are becoming
rich by raising potatoes for the factor
les. They get forty cents bushel for
them at the factories. The variety
they raise is the California potato. Of
these they prodnce from $50 to 400
bushels to the acre. One man this year
has raised twenty thousand bushels;
another has raised ten thousand. 1t
takes 225 bushels of potatoes to make
one ton of starch. The factories make
one to three tons day, according to
and it takes from three to
five men TO run a factory. Starch is
worth about $160 ton,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-08
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet SO searching
as to etfectually purge out the great cor
ruptions of the blood, such as the sorofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
OF ScrOfula, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOnS, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, TumOrs, BlOtches,
BOils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, st.
AnthOny'S Fire, Rose or Erysfpe-
las, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, RingWOrnl, and internal VI.
ceratiOns of the Uterus, Stomach.
and Liver. 1t also cures other COM
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy, Dyspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucorrhOea, when they are manifesta.
tons ofs the scrofnlous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless Ian
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and i've longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed yigor and new lease of
Life.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-04-08
Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

Price One Dollar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-04
2Sp0e,tfban.
(MuSIanb).

\>\up"Npy.
g(us Dem tulturt6mpieril4en Deut19.
lamb t1mmen nit einem Malc 6rieoens'
tldnse. Sic Bldtter l9rei6en iett ,uie
folgt.
v3ur Musfabruns bes &loterselebes
baben Die Minilter oes Snnern uno oes
Gultus por&ur5em8e eltimmun9en 9etrof.
fen, Die 70 pobl ben 2iberalen lpie bel ben
ultramontanen einists Grfaunen errest
baben uno slpar bel Den lebteren Gri itau<
men freubiger Mrt. Sn 8etreff oer Oroen.
Die 1i6 mitGraiebung u.unterri9t bel9df<
ti9en, bat bos Miniferium BON Der dl.<
Beriten linn auteDenoen 9elebli9en8efug-
niB B@cbrou@ eema6t unb Die 9(uF6lungs<
friF auf - bier SqDre perlan9ert. Mls
@runo mir6 BET 5ur 3eit nod fiiblbare
Man9el an ,peltli6en 2ebrfrdf ten an9e'
geben uno 6as Snterelie betont, pel@es
Ser @taat oaran babe, baB jeoem i9ul=
pili9ti9en &ino Der notbluenoi9e unter=
ri6t au6 mirfli6 ertbeilt ,peroen t0nne.
Ser @err Mihilter ber Nuftldrnng, pie
ct iiinejt ansereoet uno an9elun9en nor
ben, bentt alio in Be5iebunS auf oie2ebr<
tbQti9teit Der tatboli1 li16enOroen anoers,
als Ser Miniiterprdl lioent, ber in oer let<
ten &ei6stassfbung ertldrte, rgar fem
l1nterriGt lei belIer, ols Der Der gel 1tli9en
@enoKenl9aiten." Gin testimonium
paupertatis fir Sen @toat, oer @i9 10
germ als oer@taat Der Sntelligens riibmen
Bort, bleibt es, oab i'm, ,pdDreno ct in De,
Nuf6ebuno Oer &l0ter uno OrOen ein'
Gulturauf9abe erblidt> Die Not6 5ipin9t
9eraoe Die sefdbrli9te Sbdti9telt Del
Orben nod ouf Sabre binous 5u 9eitat:
tcn, ibneu Gin fluB auf Die Sugeno ein5u'
rdumen. 98os pie 9e1ebli5e @taatsouf
ii6t betrifit, oer fiinftig Die BON Dem Wer=
bot ni6t betroifenen Oroen uno Gon9re=
tionen fir &ronfenpfle9e nnterlie9en lol=
fen, 70 Deibt es barber IN Den mInllte'
riellen Nnoronun9eh:
uDie Mrt unb oer llmfan9 Der @taats<
aufGAt miro :elsntli6 bon Der Or9oni'
lotion uno ben. peri6iebenen 3ielen OBJ
hduoen mul5e ouf wel6e Die MirtIam=
felt 6er@enollenDaften 9eri@tet 1T. @elbf<
uerltanoli6 miro es li@ bierbei ni@t
Bios UNI Ginii9trebme Der @tatuten, um
jtete &enntnib Der in Den Nieoerlaii iunsen
aufgenommenen perlonen unb 5elt'peile
eSnipettionen oer 2ocalitdten, ionoern
ooraueslueile le I'M uebertua9ung Der &C.
lommten ppn Der @enollen|9aften in Gr<
;iebuno, ,unterri9t unb&rantenpfege ent'
ipidelten Ibdti9teit banoeln. oamit Nus'
ldreitun9en jeoer Mrt perbinoert uno tllr
Die Beo6adtuns Der 9eiebli4en Wor'
||driften @i9crbeit 9enommen miro
Die Mufidt ,uiro oa9egen ielbtreoeno
|jeoen Ginsriff in bas Oroensleeen ale
ioldes au permei6en Daben."
v3u ben per19ieoenen Mitt9eilunQer
aber oas na6e @noe oes tir@enpolitil3er
GonIifts unb einen beportebenoen Jr!e'
ben s'pil@en @taat uno &lerus rslp
Gurie nimmt 9eute bic "@ermania" oa!
@ort. Mntnipfenb on einc 8erliner eor
lelponcen3 oerDtesoeners@ @ei@s5eitun9:"
worin bemertt par, bab man au@ II
l&esierunestreilen ben gon1itt i'm We
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-04
@tp. LILO.

Ientli9en fir been0i9t bdlt, ertldrt oas
0auptorgan Der Geptrumspartei:
vDo9 .nidt ettua ouf @runo Der Wtoi7
eelete ? Mbl9affnns Der Maiselese uno
&egelung bes @srbdltnilies BON Stride
un6 @taat ouf oem Wese oes @ertra9es,
oc1Ien. NeIultate oann immerbin fit ben
@taat in vrebi6irten" Mai9eleben nie=
oergeleat uerben m69en - oas 1T na9
ben bi5dSfi9en Mttenitiiden bonn Mai
1873 un6 AUDI beute ber einSi9e We9 gum
tir9li9en Grieben in preuben uno tpirb
tets oer ein3i9e bleiben llno 5tpar wer=
oen bic vrepiorten" 3ir6engelebe bon eiz
ner Qanaen &eibe Der mad Sperm Galf
neutrality-suspicious. taatsbobeitsre9te abs
1eben mu6en, ,uie Der @taat on9 fruber
6apon ab9e]eben bat uE6 au9 beute in
ben be1tre9ierten 2Gnoern oer Q8elt oa=
bon ablebt. 9ieier prinsipiellc @tano=
punt Der &atDoliten 1T l3iitterlidL
uno audb bic v@crmania" pertritt ibn
6eute ,pie friDer-bis CUR Berni9tun9!"
-Mii ter, l3. Suli. Scr "Meff.
Wlercur bort aug gutter Quelle, oab oer
@err Bid Of bon Ntilniter abermals
unb 3tpar auf @aml tag, Dor ben &reis=
9eri6tsrot9 Miiller 5ur Worunterlu9ung
bebufs Der ~Mbiesuns" gelaoen 1T. Scr
ernen 8orlaoung auf pori9en @amlta9
lit oer1elbe niGt na69efommen. Grit am
NbenSe jenes Soges te6rte er BON lelner
Tirmungsrei|e i'm 9ecanate Goesfelo, Die
| lid on o(len :Orten na6 oen nod no9<
tra9li9en BeriGten 81 einem >pa9renSri7
umpb5u9c 9eFaltete, IN feline 9telloen5
suriid
Mus ggiesbab ben miro unter oeln
Stem suli. sel6rieben: 9eute Na@mit.
ta9 fur; no6 8 u6r entluo li6 Elm id'uca
reg @e,pitter NIT 9age!l6la9 iiber unlertr
@toot. Gs felen @a9elt0rner BON Der
@r1Be zines 5aubeneies. Dos gSettcr
fat in Der bie1i9eu @emartnng groBen
@6aoen an9eri@tet.
9us Ye 4 miro unter Dem 10. Suli
9eI6rieben .@efern bot bier abernals
Elm luoltcnbru9orti9er &e9en, ocrbunoen
NIT cinem fur9tboren Ortan, 9robe Ser
bcrun9en anseri6tet. Mehrere SauIer
tpuroen abseoedt uno eiele @3orniteine
umqeItiirst. Sn Ofen tuurben Die probi<
|orii den Briiden iiber ben in Solge oes
&eeens onsel@mollenea Seufelssroben
fortseriXen uno mebrere 8duler san3lid)
untertuai@en.
Mus @roa beri6tet mon unter bent
12. Suli Wbermals lino fur6tbare Mol=
tenbri9e nieoerse9an9en, 'uel@e .6eoeu.
tenoen @4aben anri6teten. SIN 8esirfe
Y6Qau. i'm Norooiten Der Steiermart.
,puroen insbe|onoere Die @dlber i3mer
beiu,ge ludt. Sin Mittel @teiermort wur=
Sen 8riiden ob9erii en uno bei&of fo@ Die
gulturen pollltdnoi8 pernu4tet, ebenl 10 int
pettauer Be5irte, no audi Menl@en our3
BGtl@lase ibr 2eben einbiiBten.
- 9ie @taot Gent it Der @@mei3
lit bon einem fur9tbarer 9aselwettsr
beimeelu9t, bas ,9roben @@aoen an9e'
ri9tet bat.
i - Ser Bil@of BON g aoerb orn
bat am IA Suli abermals eine tp09ents
li@c Teltunesbaft iberitanoen unh 1T
bon Der Gitabeue in bic @taot Welel ent-
!. lIallen.
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cJJeabr9*.3+
@pbemfba,t.
(Snlanb:)


49, Sn pittsburs uno ber Nod)=
baritaot NQe9benp baulen jebt Die 9 ets
begen mie6er, uno 5luar auf's unber=
l9dmtefe. Nn einem 0er lekten Mbenbe
erl9ienen eil,ige oerlelben Dor DEM &at1-
bauje in ALLEGHENY leierten ibre ab9e=
>oro} }6enen, Acknowledgements Melooien
ab unb so9en 0aour9 in tlr5er 3eit cine
eroBe Menl@enmaGe an. gls ibnen Die
3ub0reri@aft eroB 9enu9 l&icn, bil6eten
5ie.eine Semperen5perI Iammlung. vMut=
ter" @mitb BON Obip, cine Trau Sobnlon
uno Elm unbetannter Badfil@ bielten
&eoen. Ser Badii1& 9ing in leiner
Tre@beit 10 lpeit, oa 5 ct ben nidt be1ons
bers fir Die Betleu6e ein9enomn1enen
Biireermeil tier McGartby bon Pittsburg
einen SruntenboIo nannte urb ousrief
"Yittsbur9 miro BON einem per1oHenen
Maior re9iert." Gin 3ub6rer berli1erte,
oaB ST. McGartbD Elm 0ur9aus mdBig.r
Mann iet. 9ies madte aber ben @ras=
affen nod lpilber uno 9ifti9er uno ct
wieoerDolte feline 1Gmuti9e 8emerfun9
nit nod Defti9eren @orten.
Soma GitN Soma, %. Suli. Ser
&e9en bat bier 5tuei Sage lang an9ebal=
ten unb befar9tet man, oas er pas &c.
treble @ebr be16doi9t.
2ittle 81 od, Q(rt., %. eSuli. Scr
bodu. eSames O'&ean Yoitor an oer ia.
t6oli@6en ct. Nnoreass &ir@c oobier> er=
Lao am 9efrigen Mben6 gang unerlpartct
eincm s(nfau BON 9litbma.
oonepille> Mo., %. Suli. Na9
8cribten an on uMopertiler" fat Der
&e9en bic Miiiouri, &anlas uno Se1as
Gilenbobn slpii6en bier uno @eoalia in
pori9er 9labt ouf elmer @trede BON -
Nleilen 5erit0rt.
- sic 2e9islatur BON Maliol6uletts
fat, BON Der 0ffentli9 9e3lpun=
Qen, mQDrcnb ibrer ,letten @ibung oas
&erbot 9e9en Den Gertouf 9eilti9er &C.
trdntc I'M @taate aufseboben uno oofiir
Elm 2icen5 @eieb in &roft 9elebt.
Omaba, 27. Suli. Won l bis 6 ubr
6eute Morgen rc9nete es beiti9 III ser bies
liQen @eeenb uno i'm weltli6en Soma
mas Dem @etreioe obne 3>ueifel 9roBen
@9aoen 5ufiiste, uno Die @rntt per369ern
tpirb.
9fe,p albany, Sno., %. sSuli. -
6eute gesen ubrMor9ens ent9leiite Elm
ouf oer Stem glbanD uno G1ica9o gi1en<
bo6n liiomdrts fobrenoer Tra6t;us bel
@osport> ,poour6 Der Gonoutteur 6. Mt'
finlpn 9et0otet uns oer 9ei5er i@>uer
perlebt uno flint @a9ons 5ertriimmert
tuuroen.
st. paul, N1inn., 27. Suli. Sic
Na6ri@t lit bier ein9etroHen, oab Elm aus
5,pan5i9 Mo9gons beitebenoer 9emil ldter
3ug 6er Nortbcrn 4acifc @i1enbaDn bel
8rainaro our9 bos gu Iommenbre9en
oer Bride in Sen W(iililiippi 9eitiir3t iit
uno flint perlonen 9ct6otet uno cine
Mn5aDl perlebt ,uoroen 1in6. 9ie 8riide
mar 80 SUB bo@ iiber Dem Wa(leripiegel.
Gbic q 60, 27.Suli. NDalar Be BEL
lop, CUR 3eit Elm Mitt9lieo Der lieii9en
@anoelstamn1er, entleibte lid) Dor etlua
einem Sabre unb 9interlieB feline Tamilie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-04
4SomerpD, O. Sen H. Metoa1ft 1875.

3eitu89en une @tiefelpuben erndbrcn
mubte. Dur6 ben in Srantrei6 erfol9ten
Sob Der Marquile De. .BelloD lit Den 9in=
terbliebenen iebt Gin bc6euten0es 8erm6s
gen su9efallen uno bcoarf es nur oes
Ns6lueiies Oct 9elekliden @erbeiratbun9
oes 8erlebten, Inn ben unterneDmenoen
@tiefelpuber gum Marquis Ut MAIDEN.
-B1ik=P + Geographic. @dD-
reno zines @elnitters Datten orei &inoer
in Imericus, @eor9ia, tiir3li@ unter ei<
mem Baumc @@ut 9elu6t; oieler Baum
wuroe bonn 8libe 9etroHen, une auf Dem
&Grper zines jeoen Scr orei momentan be-
tdubten, jeoo6 lonit unperl lebrten &inber
befan0 li6 cine 1neDr ooer tpeni9er 6eut<
li9e Photographic oes Bqums.
Soleo ., 2G. Suli. Sobn Noble, Elm
so Sabre alter, in ser g'd5e bon MiQ=
burp in Ota>pa County ipo6nenoer
Tormer t6otete Deute feline Grau, inoem
ct ie er1t nit einem &niittel ldlug uno
ibr Damn ben 9ols bur9l6nitt. gr lie ferte
]i6 1elbf ben 8eb0roen ous.
ATLANTA, @a., 26. Suli. Gin Mann
9famens Sobnlon fubr nit einem @agen,
in tpel@em li9 leine6rau uno flint &inoer
befanoen, in ben GooIatuattei iluk serietb
babel in tie fes Mol1er uno ldmmtli6c
&in0er ertranfen.
ga Gro1le, Mis., 26. Suli. Mm
Samita9 Mbenb Datten mir Dier einen
l9weren @turm nit Te9en bur1 erlte=
rem >purben 8dume enttuur5elt un6 Elm
Gircus5eit poll itanoi9 ii6er ben 9aufen
scmorf fen; unter Dem anpe1enoen Publi.
tum emit ltano eine pol(ltdnoige Yanic unb
tpuroen meDrere 4erlonen perlebt.
2ouisuille &p> 80. Suli. - Sic
Situation in 8etreh bcr Grnte in oel EN-
@taate io>uoDl> ,uie in einem 9roben
Sbeile oer on9rensenoen @taaten> :uiro
Iebr beoenflid). Sd9li6 baben ipir 1cfti<
gen &eeen uno Der tdrsli6e 6e@onneni6ein
oerl9limmert Sen 3uitono. 9ieles ion=
oerbare @etter Datlnun fal 1e@sWo6eu
angebolten uno lit, tuie man slaubt, ein=
gig in leiner Mrt. Sn ben beioen lebten
Sogen bat Der &e9enfall 5usenommen
un6 Dest man in alien Sbeilen oes 2an<
bes @el lor9nilie binii6tliA Der @etreioe
uno Seuernte, tuel6e io,uobl in Qualitat
>pie in Nuantitdt lebr 9elitten fat.
2ittle 90 d, 29. .Suli. 9err 9apio
6. Slaughter BON Sipton County, Sen
neilee, muroe setern auf leinem 9eimwege
pon gopin9ton BON Semano, oer 1i6 an
Der @eite bes We9es perborgen Bate,
seidbrli9 our9 enen @6ub berpunoet.
W}an permutbet Ser SDdter lei Elm 9teser.
Cairo, 80. Suli. @apitdn @ioncD
,uurbe 9eltern 9(beno, ,udbreno er in iei=
nem 9ou1e in @arbonoale 1ab, er19onen.
Wfan tennt ben MDroer ni6t.
@a1ington, $. g., 80. Suli.
01a@ri9ten bon Sort 8arancas meloen,
ooB beute 5tuei uno 9eitern 3 perIonen
am 9elben Tieber ertrantten uno 5,uei
oem1elbcn erla9en.
6euI6reden mer6en in Mfinnelota mil
81 go per Buibel 'uno &artoffeltdier ir
New Ser1ep nit 20 Gents per Quart be:
l5a6lt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-20
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
11l3 Main street.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS {

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
Y WEST FRANKLIN STREET FOR SALE
BY AUCTION.-Wc shall sell bv auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the 22d instant, ut 5
O'Clock Z. NJ, three valuable kClLDlNG LOTS
of 33 feet each, four of 244 feet each front by
] 80 feet deep. with All alley III the rear, on the
north side of Franklin street, commencing 33 feet
west of Madison street. and near the residence of
Gcncral Bradley T. johnson.
ANY enc wishing To purchase a valuable building
lot can attend h, sale with the assurance that an
opportunity will he offered to purchase great bar
galu and II should be remembered that but few II
any. building lots on Franklin street east OF this
locality are for sale; and that with the advance
of spring. when the handsome improvements in
contemplation and contracted for have begun, these
lots must command much higher price than at
this time.
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase. money IN
cash; the residue In two equal instruments, paya-
Bile respectively In SIX and Twelve months from the
day OF sale, neg0able notes to be given for the &C.
ferred pay nens, with Interest added, and secured
bya deed Of trust.
mills RICHARDSON & Co. Auctionerrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-20
BY Williams 4 Gibson,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
No. 1901 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LAND IN CULPtPER COUNTY. FA.-By
virtue of a trust-deed from Thomas Graham Ash.
mead to the undersigned trustees dated January ! &,
1870 and recorded in the clerks Office OF Culpcper
County Court we Will proceed TO sell. being
thereto requested by the beneficiary, by public auc-
tiun. 10 the highest bidder, on THURSDAY the 18Th
of March, 1875. ut the hour OF II M., In front Of
the courthouse of said county, In the town OF Gull
pepe5 Va the tract Of land ny san deed c9nyeSed
about mile below Calico mill on Mountain run,
containing / 122H ACRES, more or less, being he
Hamilton and wife to Horace L. Kent by deed dated
the 18th day Of January, 1868, and the same con-
yeyed By SAID Kent and vile 10 said Thomas Gra-
ham Asllmtad by deed OF even Gate with said trust
decd. This highly. valuable and improved farm Is
So widely and tavorabv known as 10 ri Dder further
description unnecessary. The said deed IS given 10
grautor, aud dated January l, 1870. each for
$1,000: three oil them payable on the LIST day Of
january, 1872 three of them payable on the lst
day of January, S74; and four of them xyable
on the lst day OF January, 1S76-all Of them bear
Ing interest at six per cent. per annum from dae
until paid, said interest being payable annually on
The TERMS OF SALE Will be those prescribed In
said deedts wit. for cash as 10 so much Of the pro-
ceees AS NAV be necessary to deiray the expenses of
executing This trust The fees Tor drawing and re-
cOr0ng said deed If then unpad) and 10 dis charge
The amount Of money then payable upon the bonds
secured by said ceed-lhat Is q say the principal
anu interest then nayabc the said six bonds for
81 COO eacn already past due, and the Interest then
payable on :he remaining four bonds which will fall
due on January /. 1876, SUBJECT to credit of s6C
Paid January 25, 1871, on account or said neres' ;
aud such part Of the purchase money az viii he sui.
cieut TO pay of and dischar.e the said bonds that
will III said day Of sale remain not due and
that as 10 say, four bon,ts each for 81 900, falling
due on January /, 1876. viii be made payable al
such Ifme as said bonds win become due-viz., OH
January L, 1878; the payment OF which part shall
be properly secured by the purchaser giving his
bond therefor and dred of trust on said land Sc
curing the came and IL there be any residue Of said
purchase money the same will be made payable ut
such Time and " cured In such manner the grantor
In said deed, hlr' personal representatives or as
signs, shall prescribe and direct or In case OF bis
or their failure to give such direction, at such time
and In such manner rs we shalt think 1T anu au-
n0unCe ut the day OF sale.
The title TO this property 70 believed TO be unques-
tionabe, but seliir u Justices we will convey only
CHA ,LES E. KENT,
JUNICS a. MORRIS,
Tr1iatees.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Auctioneers. NH 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-20
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND, FRONTING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVrN-
TENTH STREETS, KNOWN AS THE MID
DIE TENEMENT Of THE MANSION
HOESE," AND AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY
A. l.. JACOBS, ESQ, Ar AUCTIOS.--By virtue
OF Il deed NJ trust executed on the 2Ist day OF No.
vemb1. 1862. TO the subscriber, from NJ. N.
kracker, recorded In the clerks Office OF kichrH
Hastings inow Chanceryi Court, In ID. Is. 78 A,
page SGT. tOsecure the payment OF certain negotta
bIe notes therein mentioned, ut the request OF The
lie uefclary In said deed and In conformity with The
directions OF decree OF the Chancery Court Of the
city OF Riehnond pronounced on the 27th day of
May, 1871, In the case OF shIelds rs. kracker
shall sell ut public auction upon The premises.
FnIDAY the I'd day of April. 1875. a. ~ o'clock
+. NJ, Uf fair; If hot, the first fair day there
after, Sunday excepte6,l that desirable BRICK
STORE and DWELLING on the south side of
Main between Fifteenth aud Seventeenth streets,
No. 1928. The lots fronts twenty-one feet two
inches, and runs buck ninety-four feet 10 alley
fifteen feet wide.
TERMS !: Enough In cash TO pay the expenses OF
sale and the sum of s2,09l.i 8 with interest from
May 81, 1871. ut The rate or ten per cent per
annum until paid.
Terms as to surplus of the proceeds or sale will
10 made known at the hour OF .ale.
JANIS III. TAYLOR, Trustee.
J4siEs u. TAYLOR q SON, Auctioneers
milo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-20
By Telegraph.
NFW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March 19.-Souihcrn -four steady
with moderate demand Wheat "a lc. better WIN
f,,r inquiry: 81 24M$l 81 for winter red western
81 27N1sl 80 tor amber western; Sl.2SASl -
for white western: 20 for white state. Corn
lirnel with moderate demand SAC Soc. lor west
prn mixed: S4bta S5c. Tor yellow western. tonce
dull, heavy, and nominal ut l5i2Wl Sc, gold, Tor
Ki, sugar dull. Rice dull without decided change
JnIlow frm Rosln firm; f2.07igM$2.l for
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new, s2O.7uG1t2O.7j. Lard iirmer but dull 4Sc.
for urine steam. " hiskey unsettled ut sl.l6.
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