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Smyrna times., 1875-09-29

Pa AN AN AN Pm
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.---Addltional to
those above leave Smyrna for Clayton 1890 $50 and
500 Leave Clayton for Smyrna 1920 24O and
to make connection with trains North and SOUTH
from Clayton
Passengers using the $50 n NJ train Harrington will
arrive in Philadelphia at $50 Nj and returning Will leave
Philadelphia at 55 NJ thus giving nearly EIGHT HOURS
for business purposes in that City.
H.F. KENNEY, Superintendent
Smyrna times., 1875-09-29

1t is said that silk which has become
wrinlled may be made to appear like new
by sponging the surface with weak solu-
ton of gum arabic or white glue, and
ironing on the wrong side.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-29

The Guibord case has aroused all Canada,
and receives large share of attention from
the press of the United States. The text
of Bishop Bourgeois letter to the Montreal
Gazette contains this passage: " Measures
had been taken that if the body they were
attempting to bury in the cemetery had
been so inferred, in defiance of the laws OF
the Church, the place where it lay should
be Immediately interdicted, and looked
upon henceforth as a cursed spot, to be
held in execration." The remains of the
wife of Guibord, who died in the COM
munion of the Church, already repose in
this lot. VIII the bishop interdict her
resting place too? or will he limit his male
diction to one half, quarter, or eighth of
the Guibord inclosure? The papers of the
Dominion are very determined in their
condemnation of the bishops proceedings
The British american Presbyterian says ::
"Though it should take the whole military
force of the Dominion or the empire, and
though it should involve the sacrifice of
thousands of lives, the supremacy of law
must be vindicated, and mob violence
stamped out And this will be done with
out the whole force of the Dominion being
needed, and without the sacrifice of thou
sands or even hundreds of lives. A few of
the rascaldom of Montreal may, however,
have to be shot down, and if this is unhap-
PLY necessary, no doubt it will be done in
due time The issue is a very simple one,
and we hope it will be settled in manner
so short, sharp, and decisive as will deter
even the ignorant and fanatical canaiYc ot
Montreal from any desire to have it unsettled
for long time to come"
Smyrna times., 1875-09-29

To the many instances on record of
ministers reducing their own salaries rather
than burden their congregations, cores
pondent in Virginia adds another, which is
worthy of honorable mention. at has
been my privilege" says our correspondent,
g" to sit under the ministry of one, for the
past nine years, whose selfdenial during
that whole period has been persistent and
remarkable. In taking charge of church
enfeebled and broken by the war, in our
gloomiest season, he resigned certain salary
of $500 for $1,000, part of this depending
on the aid of our State missions afterward,
under his faithful and able ministry, the
church became self-sustaining, until the
year before our great commercial panic,
when the sum had been increased to $1,000.
Unwilling to oppress his people, whe were
very dear to him, he remitted $500 already
due, and reduced his salary to $1000."
Smyrna times., 1875-09-29

This conversation was overheard in
barber's:
Barber. "Thin out your hair bit, Sir?'
Customer. "No, never mind. My wife
attends to that. But just oil it well.'
Smyrna times., 1875-09-29

81 Freight train No. will have Passenger Car
All Freights be at the various stations az least
Thirty 30 Minutes before starting CT Trains otherwise
they will lay over twenty -four (24 hours.
Passengers using the A. N. train from Easton will
arrive IN Philadelphia at 92O and returning will leave
Philadelphia at SIS thus giving nearly eight hours
business purposes in that city.
]. L. CALDWELL: uDerintendent.
EAsTOH. August 9th, 1875.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-29
Maryland & Delaware Il. r.
SUMMER ARRANG MENT,
TO CONTINUE DURING PEACH SEASON.

oil
Smyrna times., 1875-09-29

The tramps are getting above their bust
ness-they are taking earnestly to knives
and pistols, instead Of, as of old, to their
heels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06

HOUSES FOR RENT.-That most On
Ill fashionably located and very desirable Ell
RESIDENCE corner Of Franklin and Foushee
n comfortable HOUSE; on Third between Clay and
leigh streets. Tht Sc houses have been put in good
order, but reasonable improvements will he made
for acceptable tenants. Apply TO
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
my Gov Eank of commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06
AUCTION saLEs-Future Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. i113 Main street.

No. 1113 Main street.
A MOST ATTRACTIVE SALE OF ALL
n THE HOUSEHOLD AND kITC8EN y. F si.ts..
SSR IS Ti ASP Ii SgH HSs
THOMAS H. WYNSf.-By request Of the exesu,
trIx of the Hon. Thomas q. Wynns, dec Ease
VIZ se Puhc ausiSn ON 1eideues
4US east Cary street. all his personal estate library
s esss pfc s'J HnT.Chass PARLOR CHAMBER,
LiBRAKY, HALL, and DINING-RooM FUR
EITURE;
TOILET SETS together t':'' with
CHINA CHINA and sTToNE DINING-RooMSl WARE,
VELVET and BRUSSELS CAkpEdS, -.
and In e. ct every household article found IN arst-
oI'Ss ie''D'"'e' ALSO,
sTATUARY, PAINTINGS, and portfolio Of large
size EEakAVlsGs' l'usra''hs ali,'on : AiA
md tnT Other rare and curious relies and articles
ss9s sss | and
The n Ell tHDIiIf'oRIAL-CHA1R Of the late John NJ:
A fine ne S0'LiosToRIC gAR0METER, a..
YING-ISSTRUMENTS. =
File English sHUT-G u " and CASE,
ana Others TOO numerous to mention.
OLD PORT and e4sE AtSSl mADz1EA WINES,
OLD G's FsgN e Ig snatiiNDy. CHAMPAGNE, s
s sRERRNA ana S MaNeLE6 PICKLES. four years
old; s+'''.".F ,,or,r
Large and select variety Of GREENHOUSE
PLANTS, SWINGING-BASkETS, l 4 y n
FLOWER-STASDS, &c.
ALSO,
A fine FAMILY HORSE; s1NGLE-HORSE CARRIAGE
ard HARNESS, modern style aud In perfect re-
| pair;
| FEED-KNIFE;
| Large iot of HYDRANT- and GAS-HosK, &c. -.
Al IL o'clock NJ, at the above residence, WIN oe
sold PEW No. IA. st. Paul's church. located ON the
left hand side Of the rght-haud aisle, next to that
| Of John Enders, Esq.
| TERMS: At sale. ,,ouS
| ,,,e AuctlOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Nav K. S7S.

/.o,d American gold. lax bid.
sofr Observation-Disclosures coNsols, b4x Id; VII
pin,a co;,soIs, new 404 bid, ~ asked SlrSiH ni
fmnnnbir. 33h bid; Virginia deferred, S4 Do; w
asked; virginia interest certificates 70 as AXE
mia ;ax.receivaele coupons, 30 bid 9ua aske c.
ITiu Socurittes Richmond city 6s, o3A niu, 90
asked; Norfolk city Ss, 80 asked; Mahches'si
VI RSatIrnad Boads-vrginia Central Ratlroan
srst mortgage S's j. and j.. SIN bid: kichnono
q I'D pots rsG,rg Railroad first mortgage rs, D.. ana
IL 100 asked; Richmond, Frererlcksbnrs an9
Potomac Railroad nrst mortgage rs, D. ana j., W
hid, Richmond, Frederick burg and Potonac KAN,
ro,s 6rst mortgage 6's. 80 bid: Richmond ana
sanyi,lc Railroad consolidated 6s, Ill. ana N, IN
bid. r.,a,,, Cana;
first nortRagc Us, NJ. an 1 N, So BIO
Railroad ,S0c6s.-Richmond ana petersburg,
lC3 ar, 22h bid; Richmnnd, tredericksnure a a
Potomac common, 100 par, 63 olu, ao as NJ,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac per cent.
ricksburv and Potomac per cent, guarantees
100 par, 90 bid; Richmond and Danvllie isairoa0'
100 psr, 0 bid. 2S asked.
canal Stocks.-Jsme, River auo Mana" ia Sau'''
100 psr, l y bid, asked. ~, hid
Rank Socks First National. lOo par. ~ p,S
2n asked Plsnters National, lou psr, lo1s or ps
Iu5 asked: Merchants and Planters savings, "a
par, 23h asked: Llty Savings, 20 par, 14h a.aeH III
EnsuTonee Companies Virgins FIRE anu 5 na
rine 25 par. 34a bid; Virginia stae 20 ptt, "a; "a
MD: Merchauts and .iechanics. 90 par, 10 piu
Wd ,fom Mon, l 90 par, 95 bid 96k asked;
Neutrality-suspicious. River and han awna
Packed. l2a par, 8 bid, l6 asked; old Domlhiol
steamshlp Company, 100 par, 80 asked 1855
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE MARKET AND DAIRY
kHHM dSE IE cRoSF FhE CT IF kc2
MOSD. ON THE CRAIGTON ROAD, BEING
THE HOUSE-TkACT OF The PICOT FARM
AND NICE TRACT ADJOINING. ON THE
SINE;MlLn ROAD; ALS0; 6S 3il1 4s AGKES
SHOP; ALSO, VALUABLE VACANT LOT
ON SEVENTEENTH STREET BkIWEEN
WASHINGT0S AND GAY STREETS, AD-
MIRA, ESQ. BY AUCTl0N.-The undersigned
commissioners acting und-r decree OF the cham
Gerry Court OF The city of Richmond rendered the
29th April. 1875, In The suit style Gaynor ct ais
Picnt et ats, shall, In execution OF said decree
sell at public auction. on the premises, on MONDAY
the 7lh OF May, 1875 at the hour and time spe-
cited, and in oraer named, The following pro-
perty-to wit:
Commencing say at g o'clock NJ. First tract, de-
Signated L plat mire ny .Ios PHI j. Pleasauts as
No. l, containing 90 sc 100 acres OF highly Inn
proved markc-land, with all the improvements
thereon, consisting of i framed dwelling Contain
Ing five rooms, and usual out houses.
Second tract, No. 4. containing II 97-1O0 acres,
on The Nine Nile road,
Third tract. No. 2, containing 2 6so-1ooo acres,
on the CraIgton road. = -
TO parties de>iripg small and first-class market
farms this offers a tine opportunity
And ut 81 Z. NJ. the valuable loi aoJo'ling tle
residence uf David Canira located rs aooVe,de-
ThRMs OF SALE One-fourth cash: the resi- due
at SIX. twe;ve and eighteen months for negotiable
notes. Interest added title retained until the same
are paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
: r. y = Il. ..II :. JAMES Fl. DUOLki, .
A. X. COURTNEY, '...
r, G. sCU1T,
.s.e..-a Special Commissioners.
my S,1O,11,12,13.14,l5,17
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ll13 Main street.
100 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
IAJI FOR SALE BY AEEI lON.-HaYing d

100 BEAUTlFuk BU >! Idg LOIS Fl;
yided that beautiful tract OF land known rs How
ards Grove. and another small tract opposite there
to- just beyond the corporate limits, on me aiccha-
we will, on MONDAY the 7lh instant. AT O'Clock
p. NJ. on The premises, offer for sale 100 or more
OF them By aucli n.
Parties Wishing tn purchase building lots should
not fail attend this sale. rs au opportunity VIII
be offered to purchase them 1T much less price
than ut any subsequent period. .,
This properly. for health and beauty OF location,
accessibility to business, and prospective ADVANCE
ment in yaiue. Is unsurpassed by anything III Ut
around the city. l.,
TERMS: Onp-third Of the purchase-noney III
cas- The residue in three equal insaln ents, pava
BILE respectively ut four. eight, ana Twelve months
from lie diy oi sale uegoli lbe notes to be gwen
for the deferred payments, with lntr.St ADDED aho
secured ly deed OF trust title retained until The
"''''e po' RICHARDSON & Co,
Euc'iOneprS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06
BY Francis 7. Isbell.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 8 Eleventh street. beta cen Main and RAM


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
nj; "A sR sEA KS EsTATE IL IN THE C0ENTY OF
CHESrER.-By vIrtu. OF SIX deeds OF tru.t' bes,-
Ing date respectively on the l2th Of May. 1854.
7th na OF Marcs; 1855, 9Th Of April 1857, Gin Of
July, 1860. executed By w. H. Bran Ger IN tho a
trustees OF the Monroe Building Fund Assoca,ione
all OF record In The clerks Office Of the Conn.,
crees of the Chancery Court of the city OF kicb-
mono mon entered respectively on the 18th aud l4th
s sass Baaaer m a. ai ss sit, s s sny
ct dLs," shall, as surviving trustee OF the Morroa
Build ne- Fund Association, proceed TO sell, MN
H., Msy s7S the on the ION
SO much lhereot as may he necessary to pay OF The
part thereof, from the OH day OF May, 1882 in
the following Or0er, TO Wit: sr.t ....''p
l. Commenting at - O'Clock 81. with the trac.
OF md lying west OF the Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. in the county OF Cneaterneld about ihres
acres, 2 rods, and "a poles. be The same more
or less. being portions CT Lots Nos 9 and 3 I'm the
plan Of "hiiieys estate bounded on the cas-, by the
sad railroad on the north by the part of The Whit
ley tract allotted 10 James b. f. H. on tie west hy
the land now or formerly Ownd by Thomas YsE.
den and on the south by another part Of ,hr Whit.
ley tr1e! sl!ot Hot, to Mr Freh Up9n his land
Ing five rooms, all necessary out houses: besides,
several tnemen,s suitable for !rnnuts:, Ihis land
VIII Dc SOIu wlOlc. OF SuD-tlNlu"u mo III er
ira is, u map and subdivision Of which Will be
shown on the day Of sale. IA .....
2. Immediately after the sale OF the above land
TWO LOTS In the county Of Lhc>lrrGea, In The
town OF Swansborough, near the town ol Manches-
ter, known In the plan or sale town as Lots Nos.
6 and z. containing Q n 40 acres.
8. Al 8 O'Clock p. n. on ,he anne day. a LOT OF
LAND lying and being Ia the town OF Manchester,
known In he piau Of W. ii. Brander's subdivision
Of Lot No. 2S4 as Lots Nos. anu 80, fronting on
Jackson ana Summers streets and running back
about 1870 feet.
1. LOT OF LAND designated In Lot No. 26i In
the plan Of the town Of Manchester. fronting IS
fee on Bitld!e street, running back 81 feet upnn
which staud Two TkShMENIS TWO stories
high.
fronting 80 feet Bidte street. and running Jack
rs feet, upon which there IS SMALL IENE-
MtNT.
TERMS: One third cash; residue upon a credit Of
six, twelve, aud eighteen months for Lcg",iabe
notes with Interest added. and SECURE bs trust
deed FRANCIS +. I>BELl,
ap26 : urvivlng Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06
hooks. STATIONERY, dc.

rONOUERING AND TO CONQUER.
y BY the author Of The Schonbcrg Gotta fami-
w." Sl.25. "
tious from His Diaries and ctters Edited by
Sir Robert Pollock, Bart. $3.50.
MY DANISH DAYS, with glance al the History,
Traditions and Literature of The uld Northern
Country. Ky &. ". Griffin. $3.50.
Winter and Spring on The hores OF the H,edltrrra-
i.try of Light and Photography, by Or. II. Nogal,
50: Health Hints 10 Women, by Mad. W. Schott.
Zoe. Gardner ON Lorgcvity-The Means OF FRO
longing Life after Middle Age 1850. For sale by
myi WOODHOUSE & PARllAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06
BY Richardson s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
z, 11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY, GALL
MULBERRY HILL, AT THE COST AND Ell
pENSE OF A FORMER PURCHASER, BY AUG
1ION AS the successors Of certain trustees OF The
Virginia Building Fund Company In tw, ae-ds
lively the j 9th Of December 500, and The llth
of March, 1870, duly recorded In The clerk Office
of the County Court Of Hanover, we shall, by vir-
tue of the power conferred upon us by said deeds,
being thereto required sell by auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUE Si)AY the 9Th Instant, ut O'Clock
i. NJ, the valuable farm described in said deeds,
called MULBEkRY HILL, containing 2S1H
hCkES, more or less, in the county of Hanover,
adjoining the lands Of talph r. Horne. Dr. +. ;.
Tsiiey, william =. and Pr. Norment. and others,
with desirable FRAME DIVE LING. the usual
out houses, u thriving young orchard, and IN album
dapce Of fiue wafer, ass-mcadows, NC
The above mentioned property was sold as pre-
viously advertised, but the purchaser having tailed
10 comply with the terms OF sale 1t will be resoid,
as above advertised, 1t his cost and expense:
w. II. PLEASAhTS,
Il. l.. TUCKER,
Trustees
RICHARDSON C Co.. Auctioneera. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06
Ey ErlIbhs ~ Williams.
by GriODS 81 W llllamS,
Real Estate Agents AMI Auc.ioneers,
Eleventh sire ct between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Dwell
CLING on TW ENIY--l STREET NEAR
AUCTION. llarGgrovc, &c, rs Pollard. In Rich
m0nd ChaLccry Couit.-In execution Of y decree
entered Ia said ceuse on June l2;h. 1874. VII
sell ar auction, upon THE premises, on FRIDAY
the 7th Of May, NJ O'Clock Z. NJ, The awellinS
81 uaIed as above, now or formerly occupied by Mr..
Iirchett, aud being The same purchase by ". II.
Norris at n former sale, whirn sale the court re-
fused to confirm The lnt Is 35 by 1872 tect.
TERMS : one fourth cash baIaucc IT four, eight,
and twelve mon,h rs. with interest. for negotiable
notes with an endorser for IN. deferred payments,
and title retained by the court uuti the uot"s
paid. IHOMAS .. ~ M
GRr-pDS & WILLIAMS, Auct!onecrs. apes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06
DATS.-34 bushels.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
iBY TELEGRAPH
EEN' YORK

NEW 1ORh.
NEW YORK. May 5.-Cotlon quiet; sales OF S36
b,,cs mt l6kQl6Lc. Southern flour hrnier, WIN
moderate inquiry; common to air 9TH n s2;n h
S.; good to choice extra. ID. O5mtS.50. Wnes!
ue quite irm win raH GsIs Isa GSn onentd dull
and ucav, closed more active anu steaultr, WIN
better demsnd: 90@91c. for western mixed. 1ol.
ana steady SHa SiSc. for fair 10 good refining S2bc.
for urine: refined active and firm n otoM O*n,
for h'rI fraas ; amd s,ea Iy.S Talow
steady ut STGh9Ec. Fosin heavy at ?gME. ~, ,ot
strained. Tu~itntine heavy n SOC. FORK nrineI :
1870. fer prime steam. Whisky >teadyal sl.11.
freis"'' n'''S' BALTIMORE.
p.tTIMorE, May 5-Flnur very strong ana
h,1hrr. towards tree and western supporting
"a 75M$i; family, s6lS7; family brands, fo2o'
Wheat ST. ong: Marylanl red, am
q as and rye steady. Provisions quet ava firm.
Iard-K, fined. 16Ml64c. G. fee STEADY ctrToeS
l6Hm1l9c. Whiskey firmly held at Sl.l6@Sl.1h
Sugar very streng at lO'sc.
CINCINNATL
ClScsNArI. May 5.-Four steady: Corn or 7o E1
dun; summer steam. l5c; winter, l2Sc.' kSL.ie,
IEH6lGc. Bacon steady; shoulders. 9ac.; clear.
RIB, l2sc.; clear. l3ac. "h'Shey active anu S'foDs
''A'i' LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May 5.-Flour steady; some brands nl
q 75 g. T rSTa fam n. s525@$5
strong ana III 20 d demand Pork, $22 .5Q4%23
Bacon h"ulders 9't 9Ae; eita,-.lo; red haUe
1890 &c. Lard quiet and firm; prime; steam IN.
1910; ii. rec, l6G1Gsc.; keg, IGhc. Whisky
arn'er atsl'l0' IT LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Flour in good d. mand; supe:.
fine winter, So lU0I.5 80. Orn shade hrmer;
No. 2 mixed, 744QI75c. Whiskey firm at r 10:
Pork declining; rff.red. s22; no bids; sales OF
small lots at S2225. Bacon->houlders firm at
9s"; clear rio, 1915. clear, 1850. Lard dull at
15sc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Flour in good demand. Corn
active and higher; 40 mixed, 74ac. hid rejected
Tic. UaIs in good demand: No. 2, 627sc. Pork In
fair demand ut S21.l2k. Lard IN fair cemand at
81 $50. Whiskcy S1.15.
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GRt-pps & WILLIAMS. Auct!onecrs.
BY james l.. Appcrson.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
No.1O16 Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALCABLE PROPERTY KNOWN
AS THE MONUMENT HOTEL.-Ry rlr;nr ola
decree of the Ch.ncerv Court al the city OF Rich.
mond entered on The Goth FerIuarr, 1875, nnd Ny
consent Of al tue parties IN Interest, We shall as
SPECIAL commissioners thereby appoint ted .e'l on
the premises, ut auction, on ThUR>DA1 me
goth day Of May. 1875, AT 5 O'Clock L. M., II
fair; If not the next fair day thereafter The well
known aud truly valuable MOI umENf boIEL
pROPt RTY ~ LIE northwest corner Of Grace ahi
Ninth streets, fronting OH tho foruer % s. IL lrtt
on the latter 1853 4-12 feet, with Jeptii % The
north line OF 100 feet. and width on The rear ine
of 70 2-I2 feet tor thai Depth The holti Is parity
three and partly four stories shove the Dt>emets,
and coLtains sixty ROOMS fthe "0alen element
adjoining coutaius seven ruOuSl Kitchens iauh1r!i
servants apartments, stables, carrlage-h0ut' &c.
Situatec IN the geographical centre Of me cry III
fiont of Capitol street ~ d the handmme thph9l
Square, with an elevation insuriDg he~i'hiui aI
and fine views Of The surrounding country, W -
Justly considered Ms the most desirable position
within It's lllAits 1 r MUCiI-SEkDED FISE HOTEL.
TERMS: One firth cash: ba aace In 'qua lh;ta-
menrs mt six, twelve. eighteen. t~cniy.icuf. thrtY
thlrty.sx. forty.t~o. forty eight, if!y four; ana
Sky months, with interest payable hall ehI! on
all The deferred payments, for hcgotlao!c n.n> oe
each separate in>talment Of principal qua oi MIR
est and title rcLtiucd until tie Who'll" purchase
money Is paid and Conveyance directed T.! '"s
t.ourt. WILLIAM GREEN,
a. l.. BuULWARt.
an % Special Commissioner
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NAY 5, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer }. ". Evcrman. Tlatt: Philadelphia,
MERCHANDISE and passengers, "; r. Porter.
Schooner John y; .rker, Moore, New York.
schooner Sea Bird, Hogan, New York, hay,
Schooner s& Mrrtha Collins, Groves, Baltimore,
Schooner louisl Walters, kirwan, Rappahan-
mock river, grain, Gaego Mills Manufacturing
Company.
German bark Amslia, Brock. Rio de Janeiro,
Ga!lcgo Mills Manufacturing Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hsneox' Blard, Norfolk mer'
chandise and passengers, u Ewinp P6tadelpbia
granite, Currie s. Co. ......
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Oakes Ames, Fdmonds, was loading at
New York on Tuesday for Ricf mond. Va
for Virginia, light was struck by squal during II
St were gale on Sunday morning on sqnan Inlet L,
ured She was co1npe lied to anchor TO repair, and
procccded after eight lours' detention.
New 1oKK May shed sgs scSeer sSu'
9eadng; b. :. Miller, Osborne; Minnie Still. Jen-
nlngs; Ssmue! Wood, Wood; A. Il. Moore, Phil
lbs all from Virginia: also, schooner L. L. Ben
ton, from Virginia for Fairhayen.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-A mistake occurred in
the no'ice of the removal of the light aud fOebell
al Fort Carol, as previously publihe The change
will take place on and after May 5.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, May 5 arrived: Pennsylvania
Belle Erin. city OF Paris. arrived out: Brazer
. acutta. ". j. Lewis, Express, 6rodrlne; Iris,
Jarl. Hakon. Veronica, Ocean Child Sunbeam,
Franklin, Polar, Lenirto, Joyo, Ondina, Pedro
Manstan!, Planet, Eriede, Calvin +. Baker, and
/ heroS.
ser, ~
ORLEANS, MASS, May 5.-The schooner Maggie
A, Fiskc, from Ch,rlesio., :. c., for Weymouth.
was nj anchor off Nansclt harbor 'st night, leaking
badly. Nothing has been heard from her this
has arrived here, aud proceeded to Weymouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06
BY }. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1915 Main street.

ID CtrTTAGE. ON WEST SIDE OF SECnND
BETWEEN MAR~HALL nd CLAY 5 iREElS 5.
AT AUCTION be sold on the eI nremises , on
BEAUTIFUL LOT, ~ by 1872 feet, located as
above with The framed co,thge 40. 406, containing
five rooms, with kitchen, &C., and ward ornamrnted
with trees, shrubs, &c. Come and buy GOOD BAR
GAIN. ..t...f, .
TERMS: One. fourth cash; balance at four, eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
ADDED secured by lrust-deed.. p"
J.. APPERSON,
my Z -- Rea! Estate Auc :ibncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06
AUCTION sALEs-yn,.,a O..
BY Grubos 4 Williams,
Zeal Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Pant

TRUSTEES SALE OF. FOUR vFpv
4 VALUABLE FRAMED TEEEMkNTs ~.
LOTS AT THE SOUTHWEST C;UKNEkh a ~
SIXTH And MARSHALL STREETS. At w, ~
TlON.-ln part execution In deed or trust frnn
HechiDeer and wife 10 The SUBSCRIBER. d,tsd ~ ?.
Hay, 1871. and duly recorded 10 Richmond fhn "ah
~ Court Office, In ~. Il. 81 Il, Iaze ~. hn,a.
thereto requested 10y the personal represent
the creditor g. cured will sell at auaor. nv, ~
premises, on MONDAY the 10Th day OF Nav a, I 1S
O'Clock. IL fair. II not then upon the Srst tsi" d.
thereafter al the same hour. the prop nv st,n,iS
as above fronting together So IL i feet and r,a
ntrg back SO feet 10 an alley five feet wild. eli Ell
9racfng FOUR TEHFnEEr , occupied by u e w
fngs. = 1""eii-
II Is rarely that property so we'll situated n, br
sness purpo-es losaDR Just opposite 10 the second
NarRel-bouse) Is "neren, ard safer or moro ~
able Investment can I've made. = = - :S'u'
ana 70 discharge the sum Of aboAt II $50 dine anS
payable credit for four Sims OF 1897 so Juo az
spectlvels 9th August i S75. 5th :,ovemner 49,
9th or Feb 1ary, 1875 and 9th 3Iay 1876: cr.,i
rs 10 f0.5UO also until 9th May. 1873 and Ike r"s
ldne upon such terms as The grau;or or his assto
may direct andupon their failure 10 give any d,,
ton ihereupon, such terms rs may announra =,
the time OF the sale. A. u. WILLIAMS. ~
cp,-,ns 4 Trustee.