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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-10

A faithful and unassumipg newspaper car
rier in San Francisco tells this :o's Pyelb been
serving morning. newspaper all along, to a
man who's never left bis bed for seven years.
Got the rheumatic. There's "a hole busted
10 one of the windows about two inches
wide, aud its two stories high. i I shoot it
up through that slit at twenty minutes past
5 every mornin', and 1t strikes him ia The
face and wakes him up On these dark
.moruin's, when theresa high wind, 1t takes
some mighty lively calculation to, bit the
place just right. One ,mornin' dropped 1t
on the foot Of the bed and didn't wake him,
SO he stopped Tie paper next day."
An Ononda% minister, who. has preached
in an agricultural community, has had Q
varied experience in getting his pay. One
farmer at the end of the year offered to set
tie by giving him buck or Two dollars in
money. The minister took the latter. An.
other met him one day and said: 81 have
subscribed forty dollars for preaching 81 l
will give you cow and call square. She's
a blamed poor COW, just like your preach.
ing" The parson drove home the cow.
On Friday a man went into store at
lewiston, Maine, and asked for sheet of
paper on which to write O letter. After
writing awhile, the proprietor Doticed him
scratching on slip ofpaper, and shortly came
this request: "Look here, friend, it's some
time since wrote much; won't you show
me how to make z? i want to write
Isaiah" The merchant helped him out of
his difficulty with suppressed mirth. q
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EousrY COURT Judge Clopton presiding,
This court was engaged yesterday 10 the
triaf Of causes on the civil docket, after which
it adjourned for the term, grr s.E
During the consideration OF the docket
Messrs. S. Brooks and James Gregory, OPP
posing counsel In one of the cases, got into
a dHiculty, which resulted in their being
fined twenty 1--we dollars each by the court;
and bound over to keep the peace. It APP,
peafs that Mr.. Gregory took offence at words
which fell from the lips Of Mr.. Brooks, and
struck him MIR. Brooks responded 10 like
manner, Friends interposed and parted the
gentlemen, thereby preventing any serious
damage to the life or limb Of either. : ! :.
R81L sEsrATE SKLBs.--Messrs. Sampson
s. McCrary have recently sold the following
real estate: One vacant, lot near Cowa.din
avenue for 1916, cash !; one lotin Marks adj
ditiou to James Jones for 300 cash, and one
lok With snslt house, to James B. Randolph,
for $40, near Petersburg railroad.
RxIIe1ous.-Nightly prayer.meetipgs are
beshg held at the Presbyterian church, to
which the public are invited.
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BY Robert B: Lyme, -
4 - {sitccessor TO Lyme g Brother,) Si4 I
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneef, ~
sat No. 12l2 Main street.

iTHE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES IN
deed of trust from Seldom p. Afkin and wife,
recorded In the County Court OF sHenrtco ON the
oath OF October. ST. will offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY
the ] 9th day Of November. 1879, the following
TR ACTS OF LAND; situated IN the lower part OF
Isl. q tract containing NINETY-THREE AND
F0UR-TENTHs AitR IS. being tue said Seldom r.
Aikfn's mart of the Yarna Tract about twelve
miles below the city Of Richmond, adjoining the
"Varina farm, formerly occupied BY his father T,
DWELLING Of six rooms, with convenient. out
houses. che land is good, and this is vety atrac.
I'd. A tract knownvas .tHopewell," containing
about THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
TWO ACRES, and another tract caled Barr I11,
TY-TWO ACR HS. These TWO tracts are part OF
the original Chaffn Farm and lie on both SIDES
of the Osborne turnpike road about Blk miles from
Richmond. These are both good farms Ihe hrst
fronts on James river and mas on II somenrst rae
farm, With a small DWELLING on It., ,.,us.-;
: The Yarina farm will be sold at the dwelling
house on fine premises, at ~ O'Clock M., and the
other TWO farms at the dwelling house on the tract
half.past o'clock or the sadd 9th day OF Noyem-
Der, 1876 Of fair on next fair day thereafer)
The last two fsrms will be offered together or sepa-
rateiy, or In parceisto suit purchasers. ~
TBKAs: lAsto each tract by arrangement between
the parties, one fourth CASH balance at one, two:
and three years for negotiable notes with Interest
ut SIX per cent added from day of sale, secured by
deed Of trust on properly SOLD ,,o,,x,o'idW g;5I
S'ss -. 35!2 :. SON'NUNNADEY,
Sale conducted by ROBERT B. LYME, Auctioneer.
or23 % 29.&30uo5. $50 -
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FINANCE. d
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
-. -. ,TsfrsnlY, NOVEMBER o. 1870.

I'd. 81 Is Il =. s, !,
Gold ~ e pig. al u MA, VIZ.
ptnia csnsols rev. askees vlrs!ns dei s az
e asked vss.a y ,n ss sa,,saaa poR bid
az asscd, - i m, .s,s,s..t ~ ,,,,5 III
CIV Richmond city IS y. ao7 sssp gsG:
1913 asasF tch,gend city s ~ esar ter br1dre
Shs SsNi3, so asked. ,,,.. ,o,S,SIt..
BalSoad Esi assd. h soutde
Rssiroat second Srtsage preferred gssSo
saxef: Sonthside Railroad diId msf,gaggs pssnrs
edi6sS q j., ASK asked; Klce nsonyI n Do
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, November 9 Cotton dull and easy;
sales 931 bales at Is 6-16@l3 Ill &c. Southern
four II better s ea'
iG2c better. Corn better, with moderate demand
?5@76c, for steam gesIer1 mixed. Coee Ell
d9 7ss s gold fof jo lois Sugar quiet and irm
7K9sS for fair to good refining SgS. for pTiHm NE
Okc.l for grauuiated and powdered; lie. for
quiet and unchanged: Rice dull and unchanged.
KosR e'e sesd a. az sts lower
mess Job lots d22.75. Beef unchanged. Lard low
er: new prime steam, 12SGl3c. Whiskey quiet
and steady at $l.l7. Freights more active.
49, BALTIMORE. n. s., "a ~
BALTIMORE, November Flourvery quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and heavy: Pennsylvania
amber mi si.45as1.5O; white. sl.20Gs1. so:
] yena m cd TS G7sc 7a ass asT
ProyIsions-Ord trade active. Pork, scarce and
firm at $3.50 Bacon-Shoulders, 10&(9l1 c.
eeaae To Baer ssG
wn.skey flrmer at $l.l6@Sl.l6h. sugar easier at
-os' w. LOUISVILLE. 81 Il
LOUISVILLE, November 9.-Flour and wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn Quiet and firm at CLIO
Csc. Oats quiet and steady at 3S@42c. Rye quiet
se! sRs e
12H@9124c.; clear sides. 1910 1916, as TO age.
Bacon--Shoulders, 10c. clear-rib sides, 14Yc. ;
GEAR SlutS iDe- L6Iu-lIcECc, 1fV1f2Cs W HIS
key quiet at $l.10. =,
CINCINNATI. @
CINcINSATI, November 9.-FIour dull and un-
changed. Wheat dull; red, $I.15@s1.25: Corn
quiet and steady; old, $4,000; new. 40@45c:
Pork nominally unchanged. Lard easier and not
quotably lower; Bulk-meats quiet and. steady
shoulders. Sk@S4c.; clear rib, 11H@113c.; clear
sides, l2@l 24c-all loose pd'partly cured; also,
meats easy: shoulders 74c spot; clear rib, 1OMc.,
spot Hams, I14@12c. Hogs dull and shade
lower; common, $7@$7.20; fair to good packing,
good TO extra butchers'. 500
81. 65 ;recepts, $3.50 head; shipments, $50 head.
Whiskey firm and In fair demand at 81 10. -----r-
a.- ' Z ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS. November 9.-Flopr dull and unset
tied :; little. doing. Wheat dull and lower; No. 2
red western. 81 :5s@SI 81; Corn dun and lower;
2, 3i032c; mostly sec. Barley dull and lower
prime TO choice Minnesota, .&1;1o@s1.20. Rye
dull and lower at 71z@6 &c, Pork lower, with fair
tohblDg demand az sE275. Lard dull offered cred, 9;
business. EWhiskey dull at $1.12h. HegsSull but
!lnchanged. Cattle frmer; good to choice natives:
cows, s2,46@ss;A9; feeders, Ss.75@s4. SO 5, good
TO choice Texas, s.. 0@$4.12k; edum 10 fair,
s2.75tG$S. IS common, s2.25@S2.46. ,gt::. ~
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Slthalond 1ispajrh.
~ NovE MBaR. 70, 1915 g !;
MATTERS.

srsbasHr STATISTIC ING loispWing y y
statement of articles OF tresgns $500 ~
the MchRicnd depot OF the Snssal,safk1s nv rus
Ohiossajsrcad ZOE sae East Asca, yeas. c lls
statenens does MOI inetaue articles .. sie,sss
received at james ksser WnsrYcs; a Lsnau.as
1865 tons headings and saves s,S sso sos us
sumas dS6 6S5 pounds psg.,ron, so s,,, so ~
copper ore mica, Scs y IONS s9 s,,, .S
97i SSpss pscons s26S, 800 poGnas' Su saa:
900, ponndss number ol ca,s tso S Sss,,.
number ofealyes. iys0 g9a IN
eggs, 45@ pounds; fresh mess' y. ss ,',sS
pou4ds; furs. skins, and a na ss 800
pounds; horses 1850 hogs. a., te ,os s0ssp.
S,S31s fnnbss l,o22s !aro, @oosoos pos1 sEns.,
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ygF BY Grubbst& Williams
Real Estate Agents and Aucifoneers.i
( Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AROUSE
" AND LOT ON BAKER STREET BETWEEN
T.TPETER1S AND Sc. JOHNS sTKEETs,I in
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, At AUCTION.
Court of the city or Richmond on the 10Th Of DC.
tober, 1875, IN the suit Of Sterling. &C.. against
vember, 1875. at O'Clock P. NJ, sell, upon the
premises, at public auction, to the Hghest bidder,
Inc. H0gSE AND LOIftn the blu and ptosesdings
street between So Peters and st. job MS Esreetss
This property was formerly owned BY John Gale.
The house 1sa wooden building, and has live rooH,s
In II. ,r.-,.s s.s,s,Eg svs,y-s.e - 49,. .
or four months; one fourtlE on credit Of eight
months, and the rcmaining fourth on q credit OF
twelve months, taking from the purchaser nego-
table notes for the deferred with Interest
added from the day OF sale, andwthhoding the title
till the whole purchase money be paid and con-
eseNSe ~ = THOMASJ. EVANS,
: giz -af.lEG-j st.t Special Cotnmis sioner.r
GRUBBs q, WILLIAMS AuctloReers.= fr.,.1s no @ =
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TEEFEAT WHICH a PARTY OF ENGLISH TOURISTS
ACCONPLrsHEp--A MARROW ESCAPE FROM A
FEARFUL DEATH. ~. .
from the San Francisco Chronicle.]
The celebrated South Dome of the Yose-
mite Is well known, and It has hitherto been
asserted that to reach Its summit was an i'm
possibility. On September 18th both visitors
and. residents in the valley were thrown
into a state Of excitement upon it being
known that Seotchman named George An
detson, formerly sailor, had actually &C.
complished this wonderful and daring feat.
Very few believed the tale, and those who
had,already seen the South Dome utterly de-
nied,that the feat was within the limit of
possibility. a party of English tourists
concluded that they would judge for them.
selves BY visiting the spot. Those who have
been there know the kind of riding neces.
sarElo reach the base of its mountain, which
rises some ak thousand feet above the level
ofsIhe valley. The news spread like Wild
firsL that the Britishers would attempt
She, ascent ut 6 A.. NJ. on Satur.
day the 18th of September. A party
of 9 eleven adventures, headed By
George. Anderson, started from Blacks Ho-
tel upon their seven miles ride up the pre-
cipitous height, past the Vernal and Nevada
Falls, and struck the Ettle-frequented trail
to South Dome. On reaching the heavy
masses Of fallen granite known as the
" Cancels Back I" they dismounted, and after
q brief rest few commenced the dangerous
climbto the foot OF the Dome. The Scotch
mah ARRIVED first, As the party assembled
atthP foot Of an almest perpendicular rock,
which Is, according to Professor Whitney's
calculation, at least one thousand three hum
dtsd feet high, they looked with ldismay at
thsjorrney before them. George Anderson
them explained that asshe climbed he had
bored holes la the rock and inserted iron,
eyfSolts. i To these eye-boltS he had secured
ROPE, and those whowou.d venture to climb,
hojning the rope with their hands and press
ing the rock with their feet, might do so, 5
provided taeir strength held out, In perfect
safety. Two OF the EDglishmeH said it
might be good fun walking up walls, but
thsy,sa Gii1n,C feel like trying Anderson,
b4Gsyer, with Cheer, went ahead. There
was; astmoDenss hesitation, then, with&ga
sH6M of ertbusiasIn, some of the crowd
rls6ed forward to the rope. It was first
secured by two young Epglishmsn
nSmsd Robinson who rapidly commenced
thnescalade; bthey were followed by another
rejoicing 10 the. name of Gannon. Then
NE,aM ofelapd, an American, assembled, fol.
lowed closely By West, guide from the val.I
upiest the rope sho1ld break. Mr.Liedig; of.
thesvalieye then went up, followed, by Mr..
Groom. another E0gaish tourist. Anderson
now looked iike aay crawiiug 10, the1dis,auce
as be rapidly distaneed his followers, shout
lngB0tus electromagnetic as they cautious
lyA1de their way upwards. Sometimes they
st0nped. holding on consnlsiYely to the rope
antifne eyeboit until they could continue up
tHefHzzy1 height. Z: Mr.. Liedig turned sick,
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BY Richardson q CO., II
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1ll3Main street. xra 81

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond pro.
bounced in the suit OF Ghcsterman against Jones,
shall sell at public auction, on the FIRST day OF me
next term OF Hanover County Court lbelng tne
the courthouse OF said county, q FARM containing
90 acres, rood, and 90 poles, more or less, now
occupied by Mrs. Jones, situated about three mles
from Ashcake Station, and one mile from french
Hay poSt-efice, OIL which Is good DWELLING
HOUSE containing seven rooms, and the usual OUT
TERMS One third cash; balance in two initial
mems nj six aud twelve months for negotiable 10tes
With Interest added aud the title to be retained ua'
tifthe whole purchase-money Is paid and convey
: o-N~'- - - ROBERT HOWARD,
nos special Commissioner.
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BY Grubbs C Williams 500
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON GRACE
i STREET BETWEENMAD AND NON
ROE STREETS, WITH1SMALL BRICK TENE,
al auction. upon the premises, on FRIDAY, 18th
Of November &C o,cloSk r M thGse tw9 ysIy de-
MENTS thereon, containing three rooms each, situ-
ated on the north side of Graee street opposite the
new houses recently erected by r. b. Lyme, ESQ,
THESE lots front thirty three feet EACH and bfck
one hundred and tfty feet TO an alley! No more
desirable location for residences than this can be
proye more rpIdy in value and general desirab bill
IT, There is lot enough on which TO erect three
handsome encments, or in their present shape they
pay q fairreturn. 14r.-.,
FERNS: One fourth cash; balance at four, eight.
and twelve months for notes, secured by deed Of
trust. GRoBbS WILLIAMS,
no AucuODSerS.
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IosEy AND M1sRRy.-L Last night the play
OF Money and Misery was presented at the
Virginia Opera.H louise 10 good style and to
waEpleased audience. The managers are
determined to make the house popular
plaee of amusement. and will doubtless re.
ce;9c the encouragement they deserve mr.
Fainfn Is an actor of merit; Miss Placide
hasfor several years held leading place In
her profession Mr.. Con. Murphy has good
repdtation; and there are Others of the
company who hold ereditable positions In
thgprofession. 80 80 - :
To.nigh. the play vii! be repeated. i,
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4. - By Richardson & Co., z &
j Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ECO H.g No.lIl3iMain street. r96 q

DY VIRTUE OF, A DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond pro-,
nounced in the suit Of Chesierman against Jones,
shall sell at public auction, on the premises, ut
o'clock 2. NJ. on THURSDAY the 18th day Of No,
vember, 1875, a HOUSE and LOT ON Adams
street, in the city OF Richmond, fronting thirty
five feet on Adams street between Clay and Leigh
streets and running back seventy feet,
TERMS: One third cash; balance IN two install
mepts at SIX and twelve; months for negotiable
notes with Interest added and the title to be tanned
until the whole purchase money is paid and con-
= = ~. ROBERT. HOWARD, /.
nos. Special Commissioner. /,
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~ BY Robert B. Lyme,
tsuecessor toL1ne & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent aud Aucttoneer, !.
sfyl No. 1910 Main s,raot ia

r. ARGE. AND. DESIRABLE THREE
Ii STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, OpPO.
SITE CLARK'S BAKERY, ON ,WALNUr AL.
LEYgNEAR TO FRANKLIN, AND BETWEEN
SEW ENTEEE TIL AND EIGHTEENTH
Of the parties interested shall sell, upon The pre-.
mises, on THURSDAY the ! 1th day OF November,
at O'Clock, the above described property
ed. and is now occupied by good tenant at per
month. A bargain will certainly be had; and the
proDerty being. so near 70 tue market renders 1t
+r ,-lF0 H. ~ ~ ROBERT B, LYME,
no @ Auctioneer. ~
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BY James AZ. Taylor Il Son, ~
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT DESIRABLE DWELLING No.
IL Sl2, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN BE.
TWEEN THIRD AND F0URTH STREETS,
DAY-the 18th day of Novembex. 1S75, upon the
premises, at O'Clock P. H., that desirable BRICK
RESIDENCE as above .located, containing ten
rooms with all the modern Improvements; AID
brick kitchen with three rooms: .tt.
The lot fronts 81 feet on. Main street, running
TRRMs: one third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest added,
and secured by a. deed OF trust. CO.,
roo a. f--RF,,a, u, AuctioueerS.
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!. ~ e -, BY Robert 3! Lyme, as,G =
fsuccessor 70 Lyme & Brother,J %
Real Estate Agent And Aucs.oreer.,
.s No. 1879 Maid street.

.floMMISSIONE R'Ss SALE AT PUBLIC
" AUCTION OF LEASEHOLD INTEREST M
"A LOT. On TWENTY:FIFTH sTREET BE.
tTW EEH ZCLAYEAND MARSHALL STRESS, ),
WITH VALUABLE: .BKICK SCH0OL-H0UsE
THEREGNi-In pursuance or decree OF the snan.l
Gerry Court Of the city Of Richmond, entered On The
wood vs. r. A. Eolhes and ais y The undersigned.
special commissioner. will, ON FRIDAY The I2rh
day OF November, 1875, Ut az O'Clock p NJ, pro-
LEASEHOLD ESTATE OF Z. A. Foxes In the
above described property. = s. 49, T.. 2
II The LOT fronts thirty feet on Twenty-ff,h
street. aud runs back the usual Gepth and has on t
new and wel-arrauged BkICK SCHOOL.
HOUSE SS%stSf sts r asa@ts - -
The lease expires August 5. 1879, unless sooner
terminated by the death Of Mrs. NARY A. Crew or
by sale OF said 1oi by order or corft-:he lessee
to have the right to remove Improvements al ter
Nc ination OF lease. GEcnnd-rent $50 per annum.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
% 92s.'. A.. r. COURTNEY, ss
no 6ia:t,ls ~ II Specisi Com missioner
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IN Arm
MINIATURE ALMANAC. NovEMBER.1o 10, 1873
Sun .s55 Moon sets 49,. 500
Sun sets. 5e6 High tide......... LAO
PORT, OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER s,,ls75.
-: $50 lsa{: ssIARRIyED. tz's3 3l3'z 1:-a
Schooner. Sarah E., douglass, Bethel, Nassau,
st Schooner Rob srlsn MITCHELL George
seaoorsr Annie II. Edward, snedecor, fhiladei.
s ssSooas, Robert sHesy, BfooksSHavte de
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch. New York, mercnan-
Steamer iJ,o w. kyermsn, Platt, Philadelphia,
merchandisejandp passengers; VIZ. Porter. agent.
chandise and passengers. Il. B. 'Tatum, agent tf4s
Steamer MISSIONER, skinner. Baltimore, nerchan-
dse ( s. Tas
ut1 Oesorness. caal, Curtis o. Parker. ~ 4 Ey{Ir
schoonsr Maggie Ben, Hall. Boston, pig-iron,
Schooner frances Hatch, Green. New York, iron
and lu0abea, Currie Il TO. - -. .+'sj "
Schooner Walter, Thomas, Washington granite,
CLEARED FOR THIS ReRr. 7
From Phladelphia November 6, schooner Mag
gle Mc0onnelL Steelnaa. 81 gE = ~ s9feS
From Rhtl4delIlla November g, schooner Laura
MEMORANDA. go: s. a 4,
Brig AD5ie Clifford, Chase, from Rfcamond, at
Monteyideo September ] g. .gs,z. - Il
sebeopsE Right away, Crossley, from Rchnond,
J Schooner Anthony Reliy. Greenwood, was load
ing at New York November 8 for Richmond.
[ Z, s$5.as-. -.itK E4D1sAsTERs3 8tsa Ei-E&t& =
sssas sss he 3 a sse Wtas
the leak being In the stern and extra men ana
The Britfah setoones sarah H. Douglass 81 and
from Nassau Caniain- Bethel (which arrived at tnIs
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By telegraph.

NEW YORK, November 9-Aoen.-stocks dull.
Money 3. God, ll4h Excnapge-Long, 49,
short, 4S7H- governments dull and weak. STATES
uI Eseaing.-Money easy. God, l14.@1I4H: *
ter. m,,,o,,,, sss..t ~.
BALTIMORE, November 9.-X!rgpia 6's, peelesrss'
40; Virginia consols, 6bA. West Virgin1a's, ~.
North Cardinals, new, 8. Bid to-day.
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by BrenSush II Txaor, III 81
4 Heal Estate ARents and Auctfopeers.
Nice opposite tie sonft -E0use. Rarenesfsy. "a

60 Eg 1900 49, -. ~
COMMISSIONERS, SALE or N1NE
III cassTKaytneb c u Exa All Raa4Ah HR
OLD C0UHEM0USES-Byyfr az I. deersa ~
the Crcnis Court Of Cies.sIaslA county, entersda
the May -skrnx thereof 1876, IN ;i1e SUIT sfyYeI
Is Robertson; adnnsufsifatos o. Sayciuv 81 Nayfs,s
III Bktson,s aAmipistRstdk e = We lie IA dr.
a4gred, commissioners thereby Spppin2ec win San
% MoNDAYi Noyerdbet lt, 1875. ii ftors Of
Chesterfield county sceuft. hoase, AZ l2o,elocx 81.
Eas public auction sbs3 being Gjscuis Cont aayi.
HUSDRED AND FIFTY aGsHs. aad sEG
Swffs sreek taol aiid half I'd Ties NORTHWEST frpm
The old courts The larger poSltoD Of tie land
Is IN oEigigsl roy,t, snd heayily wooded. There
toletshe rsr3fr. The hand IS Of very good quality
saw aud Erist|rntH Joins the place THIS being
the third oGsripR The iad VIII probably be sod fcr
what win bring. "a sos =
The land viii Dc cus M In parcels to. suit pur-
Chaser and apiat OK The win be exhibited at
STEaifss Gasn sugciesst fopay cost OF suit ana
expenses OF sale, and the residue In one two. and
thrpe years, With negotiable notes interest aSeS
from day OF sale, aud tue ratatneduntil convey.
e. 81 M f,9ss1g 9. w: TURNER, -
f3e 49, go. ( JAMES n. GREGORY, -
{ftrun afcpfo
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN ANDFLOUR EXCHANGE.
RI RICHMOND, November 9, 1878.


WHEAT White, 1903 bushels Red' 2'o4o
CORN ns white, SO bushels. Aired, so bushels.
OATs.-344 bushels.
RYE.-20 bushels u = ~
FLAxSEED. so bushels. ~
MEAL 6S bushels. r. sa'. .-.r.
PEAS.-12 bushels. +: q, =. = -.
: ONIoSs.-12 bushels. ~ =. : ,Sl =
,-...,1 .; ~ SALES, r .,r.fsr,--y 3 4. !
wHEAr,- White. / SO bushels good at s1.3 1913
bushels prime ut S1.45; 2n0 bushels fair at sl;5O
"a bushels very good at $1.43; 20 bushels far az
81 80; / 81 bushels good atSl 80; IL bushels corr
mon at 81; 116 Bushels very good at u ~; 30
bushels al S1.25; IS bushels far on private terms
total, / 24O bushels Red, AZ bushels common at
Al 1878 bushels common at S1.O5; S36 busneis
good at SI.35; 1S bushels very good at Sl.40;
l72 bushels common at $1.l5 232 bushels az at
Al 3D. bushels common at $1.10; II bushels
common at 81; 1873 bushels eommon en- private
els very good at s1,4S; 446 bushels prime at
81 AS; ,22 bushels 81 81 Total, 1875 onshes.
: tCoRN.-TVht 81 bushels very GOOD new az DC.
40 bushels goo old al 66c-total, 81 bushels. Mig
ed, so bushelsyery good old at Soc. -. =
OATs.-304 bushels very good winter at DOC; 4O
bushels fair spring at 47c.-totsl, 344 bushels.
MEAL,-4O bushels very good at 7Oc.; 70 Dnsheis
common Mt c.-totak 6S bushels. --------,-, y ',
lONToNs silver skiul. liz bushels. very good az
BIacKEYED PEAs.-6 bushels prime at Sl.l5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-10
BY Augustine Royal,
49,. successor TO Moody 4 Roysll,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
office corner Of seventh and Hull streets,
a'nh"sst tr'3.'' Manchester Va Ett1.H

TRUSTEES SALE OF "A VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT CORNER HULL.AN
SIXTH STREETS, in TIE CITY 0g Nan y,
1875, AT 4 oiCLoLCK P. Nj, ON The PRE-.
MlSaS.-By virtue OF deed of trust executed to
the undersigned by Edmund Gixon, bearing date
in the clerks office or Chesterfield county, D. B.,
volume SO, page 2l2, shall ibeing required so TO
dol sell the truly valuable HOUSE and LOT at the
corner of Sixth and Hull streets al the time above
stated The LOT fronts 4S feet on the south side
Of Hull street and runs back 165 feet Good framed
house thereon, in very fair order, containing hye
rooms. This Yafiiabe contemporary, centrally
located, should attract attention. t4s.i 80
TERMS: Cash ne TO $3.50; balance at sucn times
as will be announced at sale.
- II - ANTHONY IL. KELLEY,
no8 Trustee.