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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-02
BY Grubbs & Williams,
SALE OF THAT MOST
1 VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN A.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
L VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
'.ST. ALBAS'S III : LIZ SITUATED Al J lie
NORTHEAST CORNER OF lain AND THIRD
SrRtETS.-ln execution of The provisions OF
deed of trust from Ohm ". Ris0n to the subscribers
as rustte S, bearing date the 25h OF JaLudry, 1872
and duly recorded in Richmond Chancery Court
office, being thereto required ly holders OF The I'M
paid noleS secured thereby, we VIII sell ut AUCTION,
iIpon the premises on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day
Of Stptemte:, at 5H o'clock p. NJ, the ST.
ALBAN'S II LII BUILDING AND PREMISES,
situated n above.
1t is large and handsome BRICK BUILDING
60 feet square, three stories above The basement,
and built In The best and most finished style In the
wear SOS. J here are two handsome STORES on
The ground floor; The sec0Gd floor forms one Of the
most fashionable ASSEMBLY ROOMS In the city
and the third nocr is 0ccup ed by Masonic Lodges.
The LOT is 60n60 feet, and has al alley four
feet wide along Its eastern boundary. This PRO-
PERTY offers great Inducements ms an investment
rs now Yields about IL 300 rent per annum, and
being located in The line of the greatest improve
mnn in the city, II must steadily Increase In value.
TERMS: Cash IN fcfray The costs and expenses OF
SALE and 10 pay eff the balance the debt secured,
amounting now TO about 50 500; the rt sidue upon
such terms saic RisOn or his assigns may direct
and upon bis their failure 10 give auy drec lon,
then upon terms to be prescribed by The trustees,
and to lie made known at the time Of sale.
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
GHUBBS e WILLIAMS. kuctioneers. au 27
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By Frank y. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ll0S Main street,

SALE OF AN INTEREST
4 IN AN EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE COAL
MINE IN THE COUNTY OF CHEST ERFIELD.
by virtue Of decd OF trust eXecu ed TO me nv G. I.
Il. Fowler. on the 26th day OF November, ] S74. to
secure The Grb.s In said deed mentioned, shall sell
ut public auction. In front Of The custom house In
OF September, 1875, Ut ~ ~, all the said {. L.
Fowiers right u.le and interest. icing one-twelfn
part, in aGd TO certain MtSkkAL LANDS,
&C tES, more or less, lying aud
being In the county OF Chesterfield rear Coalfe!d
station.
This property Is known as the ETNA COAL
MINE IS now under Ten years lease Messrs. Ros
bins & Co upon Il royalty per buShei. Yields a5un-
dainty, and is undoubtedly ye,y valuable.
The sale Is positive, and will be upon the follow
ing terms enough cash TO raw the balance OF the
debt secured and expenses OF executing the trust
say S325-and the bIiance on credit of twelve
months, negotiable paper, satisfactorily seeured.
au IS Sel.234 DON Z. HaLSsf, Trustee.
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BY N. NJ. Lee, Auc'ioneer,
No. IL Eleventh street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HUN
i DRED AND SkVEN ACRES OF LAND ON
JAMES RIVER AND THE PET ER-BURG AND
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE. ABOUT ONE
MILE FROM THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
PART OF THE FALLS PLANTATlON.-By
virtue Of deed of trust TO The undersigned bearing
date 9Th OF March, S73, recordedi the clerks office
of Chesterfield County Court, D. b. So, page $40,
being rpquircdsO do by the holder OF certain no
secured in said deed. We will sell ut pubic auction,
in front of chester field County courthouse, In the
CITY or Manchester, on MONDAY the 18th day OF
Stitenber. 1875 that being county court-duyl AT
10 o. clock NJ, the property described in said deed
rs con'anng Two HUNDRED AND SEVEN
kCRt S, more or less, fronting on James river t
The mouth Of Hancock creek, and running up said
creek, and fronting also on the Petersburg and
Manchester turnpike lheing part of the Falls plan
tationJ anu about one mile below The city Of Man
chester.
There are on the premises small frame DWELL
ING, Barn, &c. There Is also believed to bc an
abundal &c of surerior Granite Rock. which, owing
to the advantage Of shipping By James river, should
III Ike II very valuable.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash 10 pay off two cerai
negotiable notes securrdin said ce, for -. so
ard 1870 &c, with Interest from LIST January,
1874, aud Ist January, 1875, subject to 4 creuit
fer alnnuat Of sales OF real estate sold on Smiths
Hill, ana for 81 25752 on credit until 1st Janu-
ary 1875: balance on such terms as may be made
known ut the time or sale.
Nm LEE,
Asa SNYDER,
600 Trustees.
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RICHARDSON & Co., Real Estate Auctioneers.
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1NRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
. 4 ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE
AT AUCTIOS.-gy virtue OF The provisions OF
deed of trust dated August Z, 1872. executed by
D. Mcdonnell, trustee, &C., aS gr,ntor therein, and
of record In the office the County Court OF Caro-
line county, In deed book NO. SIS. folio l, the I'M
dcrs gued rs trustee In said Decd at the request OF
the flank OF Lewlshurg, w. Ea the assigl ee OF the
bent fciary named in said deed, III offer for sale at
auction on The 20TH DAY OF SEPTEMbEk,
1875 at the hour of IL NJ :, on the premises, that
Well located and valuable IRA T.uF LAND In
Caroline county, ya kp0wn as ~ "h a. InoEa
less), aud adjoining the lands Of X. NJ: -iZer. I.
II Spencer and Others, with good DWELLlM;rGo
HOUSE and other Improvements thereon. The
title to said tract Of land Is believed to be inds-
putable hut the undersigned will. of course. ouly
convey. as usual, such title rs IS vested In him by
said decd
TERMS: Cash as to so much of the proceeds OF
sd lie as may be necessary TO discharge the sum 6i
Sl,267.JO with interest thereon 1T The rate OF SIX
per cent per annu,n from the 7th OF August, 1877.
until payment, and expenses OF sale and as 10 the
residue. upon such terms rs the grantcr III said
may preScribeor. Oh his failure 10 20 so. thel
on such terms rs said trustee shall see lit 10 direct
on said day OF sale. ~
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
nj IL Trustee
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COM nj ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September l. 1875.

RICHMOND, September l, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, / 636 bushels. Rel, 760
CORS.-Hhite, l7S bushels. Yeliop, 80 BUSH
els.
OATS.-130 bushels.
MEAL.-50 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, IL bushels very common st
SOr -: so bns hr,s got at Sl.4O: SO bushels on
rriyste terms; So bushels fair IL $l.30; 40 bush
els Common III 81 go 62 bushels common at LILO
so bushels coed al 81 43: s bushels fair at
sl:35; SO bushels common at sl12; 272 bushels s
prime on private tern s-L2'al; go bushels: Red
mcn ut 3oc.: 1913 bushels very good at 81 -; 2s
bushels very common al 81 &c bushels good al IL
80 bushels good ut $l.42: 1872 bushels very good
a. II At; 40 bushels at II 80 "a bushels damp at
Size; 40 bushels very common al S:c.; 44o BUSH
els very good on private terns-tofai, I'LL
bushels. -
Com JIhite 1O2 bushels prime at 76c.: 7G
bushels goou al 75c- total, rs bushels. lelloao,
80 bushels prime at 75c.
uATS.-40 bushels wet spring at 43c.
MEAL-50 bu.he, on private terms.
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BY Robert d. Lyme,
successor 10 Lyme & BrOther,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
No. 1912 Main street,

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, A FIRST
T. CLASS AND COMMODIOUS TOBACCO
FACTORY. or STEMMEkY, CORNER Of
TWENTY.FIPTH AND CARY STKEEfS.-By
request of the heirs of the late Robert A. Mayo, de-
cesed shall sell at public auction, unon the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY. 2d Of September, 1875, at
o'clock 2. NJ, that COMPLETE AND PER
FECTLY ARRANGED FOUR-STORl BRICK
AND-TINEED TOBACCO FAt TORY located as
above The main building Is AZ by 15S feet, four
stories high with three wings aud courts. Has two
fropts-one on Twenty fifth street. for receiving.
ami one on Cary, for shippinC-which Is great ad-
vantage in economy of labor and sprce. For q
sremncry 1t is admirably suited, with fine southern
exposure by extending the wings 1t can, at small
cost, be made i good deal larger IL necessary.
There are many advantages that can only be APP
preciaied by being seen. The lynt aud ventilation
are ON all sides of the bui lding. and very perfect
The modern appliances Of steam-he ating, steam
elevator. &C.. may be purchased Of the present oc.
cupantS, Messrs. u. II. Man 20 K Brother, who Will
take special pleasure in showing The premises TO
any one desiring examine them prior to the day
of sale. ~
Possession may be had January l. 1S76.
The lot fronts GO by 1873 deep tmorc or less) TO All
alley 6 feet wide.
TERMS will be: One-fourth cash residue nj six,
twelve ana eighteen months, SIX per cent. interest,
or arrangements can be- made TO extend them 10 one,
two three, four. and five years, II deSired title 10
be retained until all of the money Is paid
The special attention OF manufacturers IS Gale J
TO this sale. ROBERT Is. Il NE.
an 81 kuctlOneer.
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BY W. GoIdin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAUTI-
i Full FARM CALLED OAK HILL On
THE MkCHANICSViLLE TURSPikE TWO
AND pHRkE.QUARTFR MILtS EAST OF
RICliMOND.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust execu-
ted to by Rev. DR.. Leon!das kosser, bearing Gate
9Th September, 1868. ouy recorded In Henrco
County Court, Tor either of us) shsll, in execu
ton thereof, haying been SO required BY the creditor
thereby securely proct ed to sell at ancion- Oh the
D. emIses, on WEDNESDAY, The 18th September,
1875. ut O'Clock r h f fair, not, The ti,st fair
day thereafter) that beautiful and attractive FARM
located as above. now occupied by Rev Dr. Eos.er,
containing SIXTY EIGHT ACntS, more Or less.
ne buildings on the plscc are numerous, aud en-
brace those needed for the comfortable aeeo1 oda-
ton Of large family. The dwelltGg Is OF brcS, and
is surrounded by handsome Jorest:rees, aud IN The
front there Is beautiful orns menel lawn. The Soil
Is admirably adapted Tor dairy or market farm. If
deemed best. the aud viii be so diyde rs TO sell oil
twenty five TO thirty acres nearest t., R!ehtoord.
The deed requires cash sale 10 The extcnt OF
about $500; but we authorized by tbs creditor
to accept In lieu OF cash Gn-hra cash la, 4nre at
ard two years for peao liable notes, aStes half
yearly. secured by deed OF tIus. As tc the Ifsi-
due on such terms may be announced "a, the hour
of sale. +. u. NOTING,
ISAAC U. AUSTIN,
au 23-2aw2w,dtds Trustees.
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r ANDs ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE
nL 81 re Iof fT ( OK i TkHGE FaEM OF M
TEE - AXKESi FAk fwo OF 1o9 A FR6N
FAM Known AS HICKORY HILL. Writ
C6MPLETE IMPROVEMENTS. K'HAkDs,
&C.-Hy request of the owner we VIII sell by auc-
malneI below, o. MONDAY, 9Th September, the
property I'D, referred toto wit:
l. Ala o'clock Z. NJ, the very highly -improvedand
beautifully situated LITTLE FARM of FITTnEN
ACRES adjoining Mr.. Mark Tyndall and within a
llalf-miIc Of The city. There Is small BRICK
DWELLING and corn-crlb upon me place;
desirable site fora cottage residence Cannot be found
near 9. a suI F !Iis OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES. two
mics from the city, aojoiLing Mr. J"tcr and others,
and running from the BROOK turnpike to the Her
mitage roao, thus having two fronts. and admitting
of division Into two nice farms of so acres each,
fronting on other road. There Is comIOrab e
FRAME DWELLING besides o,hcr buildings;
about 20 acres are IN woods s S In ,
pr, vement. as The growing crops viii indicate.
3, Tie HICKORY HILL FARM, adioining the
iGaRsi'y co Gm oSE HUSDRED AID ElGH-
TEEN ACRES, runs from The Brook turnpike 10
the Hermitage road. and is bounded OH The north by
Young's ljnG, thus having three good road-fronts:
The land Is thoroughly drained, and this Is well
known as, one # the most thoroughly improved
are aDOut acres In orchards of the several yurie-
ties of fruit, embracing about 5000 Standard and
Dwarf Pear Trees now In tine bearing order; there
are aso two large Ice Houses. lce-Ponds, &c.
The buildings consist OF comfortable FRAME
DWELLING with ten rooms including basement !;
large Barn, Stable for sixteen horses, Carriage
House. SC, &c.
This property In fine condition for profitable
cultivation, and presents u"uslal ATTRACTIONS To
persons Wishing TO be 1T ar he city.
Farms Nos and will be sold together or sepa-
rately, as may tie dts tref. w
THE TERMS will he unusually liberal, and will be
made known at the lime of sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
au 24-2S.tdtds -a.a.-~-.. AuciiOneerS.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAUTI-
L Full LITTLE COTTAGE FARM KNOWN
AS"KGSE COTTAGE" 81, SIpT,A II AT TIE
WITH THE ROAD LEADING To BROOK
virtue # Il deed of trust exc
cuted by John w. Rison and wife 70 the subscribers
as trustees dated 29:h of May, 1878. and recorded
in lienrico County court office being therein re-
quesed by the creditors. we Will SELL upon the pre-
misses. on SATURDAY, 4th September, ut
o'clock z. NJ. the COT FACE FARM above refer,
red to, containing TEN ACRtS. formerly owned
by MIR. l.. W. Itosc, ann adjoining The lands of
Mpssrs. Onld and Darlington aud Charles Hartwell.
The Improvements are dwelling with seven
rooms, assages and pnrches; the usual out.butld-
ings. and i fine orchard.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale for cash
cIcnt to deiray cost and expenses. and pay off
the debt secured. amounting tn about $1,000; the
residue terms 10 he prescribed by j. W. Rls"n or
his assigns But IL Il probable that other aud more
favorable terms will be allowed, of which notice
will be given at the time of sale:
JOHN H. GUY,
JOHN NJ. ALLAN,
Trustees.
GprRES e WILLIAMS AuctiOncers. au 3O-tds
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,pnnor,od for tho Richmond Dispatch.]
THIRD DAY.,

n = Is \
rpenor,ed for the Richmond Dfspatca'J
THIRD DAY.
FRIDAY, August q, 1875.
Suitable memorials on the lives ana char.
oct,rs of Rev. b. Gildessleeyc, D. D.. and
Rev. r. Bowman, u. D., were adopted ana
ordered 10 be spread on the minutes.
The usual reports for Synod were adopted
They speak encoursgingly. One favorable
feature Is that On evangelist has been EN-.
showed who is TO spend his whole time I'D the
counties of Tazewe,i. Russell, and Scott.
Two churches In Wythe county Anchor
of Hope and Cove-were united uhusT que
organic alton, to be called Anchor OF HOPE.
T,he examination Of Mr.. w. IL. ora'es
occupied tic remainder of the day.
FOURTH DAY. -
s.rrRpAY. August rs, 1873.
Quite lively discussion arcss tels uT On
ing in considering an overture nou 49,
Spring church requesting tnat Idesoy mas
ar n,asont rnle ip regard to representation.
Wha.n Too chuIcbes are under one pastor
nnir one elder is allowed. The change de-
sired is TO allow 40 elder from every church
;rresnec,iye Of its connection with other
churches After an hours discussion the
overture was referred 10 special committee,
to report next spring.
Presby,ery then proceeded to the solemn
service Of ordaiuing lcentiate w. Il. Graves.
The Committee on The Minutes OF the
General Assembly called the attention OF the
ministers and churches under our charge TO
the injunction by that high court in regard
to systematic benevolerce. If any church
fail to take up the proper collections 1t Is
expected to return written statement OF
the reason why it has not been done.
DR.. Atkinson. OF Hampdep.Sidney, was
present during the closing hours.
On Sabbath the new church building. a
very tasteful and cemmodious house, was
dedicated to the service OF God, Kew. L. n.
Naff conducting the services.
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BY telegraph.

Evw yopK. septem. or 1-Eoon.-Stocks active
and unsetltd Money, 2. Gold. 1l4h. Exchange,
Long. 4S5; 81 ort, 4sS. Governments du'i anu
lower. states quiet and nominal, su,,ao
Erening- Money loant d at 4, but closed at lGlS'
Sterling :,cadier at aS4H. Gold, 114s. Govern,
meuts- Little Going aid lower. States quiet aiio
nominal.
BALTINORF.
BALTIMORE, September l.-VIrgnia Sc, peelcrs,
Az: comsols, 6Ok. West Virginlas, ~. Norm
Carslina t's old, 10; new. l0h. Bid to day.
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By J. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioncer and A gent,
1Ol6 Main street.

TAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOK
IL SALE-Intending to sell on the 18TH OF
OCTOBER NEXT, several LAW LIBRARIES,
&C.. and desiring to make The sale attractive
possible, additions thereto Of Law and Miscei-
iancous Books are solicited. apply at once.
au27-6t j, l.. aPPEkSON, Auctioneer.
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BY y. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETY FEET
l. OF LAND ONLAUREL COR TWELFTH
STREET. NEAR THE PtTtRSBURG RAIL
ROAD, IN THE CITY OF MANCHfSTER.-By
virtue Of deed OF trust from living smith TO the
Undersigned, barring uate on Tie 9th day Of Apr,
1878, being required to do by the holder Of Il
certain note therein secured, ! will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on THHR9DAY, sep
described In said deed as follows certain piece
or parcel oil LAND ~ ng aud being In the town Of
MancheSter commencing at point on the south
err side OF Laurel street ninety-four feat
from the intersection Of said street, now
twelfth street. with Il street laid of on the
margin of the Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
and cunning ninety feet eastwardly along The line
of saiu Laurel street to an alley or street In common
twei ty feet Wide, thence at right angles along the
western line Of said aev one hundred and twenty
five feet to an alley in common fourteen feet Wide
extending TO The said Railroad street, thence along
The line Of said fourteen. foot alley nircty feet,
thence mt right angles hundred and twenty five
feet to the place OF beginning.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash 10 pay all expenses of
sale and TO pay off and discharge certain negulia
bic note made by Irving Smi tn aud secured In said
deed. for three hundred and nifty dollars; balunce
OH such terms may De made known At the time
of sale y. NJ. LEE,
AN Trustee.
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A T AND BELOW COST

n FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY.
CLOSING OUT BUSJ NESS.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLAPS' WORTH OF
HUMAN-HA1R GOODS, JtWELRY, NOTIONS,
LACES, CORSETS, &C., TO b : SOLD REGARD
LFSS uF COST having repled out my store. and
having only a limited time To sell my stock. will
offer the greatest bargains to all In want OF my
goods That were ever OF red In this city: Come
and be convinced at u, L. GRANGER'S,
au 81 I'm 627 Broad street
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BY COOK s. Laughton, Aucroneers,
No. 10 Governor street

No, 10 GOqtrnOr SlreeL
STOCK OF GUNS. PISTOLS, GUN
. SMITHS TOOLS, SHOWCASES, &C., AT
to make change IN my
husin. SIS will sell At auction on IHUKsDAf Inc me
9TH instant. Mt 10 O'Clock, at my store, No. ~
Seyentee nth street, my stock Of new and second
hand
EIINSnITHS, TOOLS and MATERIALS,
VISES, l PORTABLE FORGE,
SILVER. MOUNTED sHO CASE,
z SHOWCASES, &c.
NOTICE.
p.r,,es having left work with me for repairs are
barshv noiied 10 call for the same before the DAY
Of tae or il Will be sold at auction to pay charges.
"a raw - WILLIAM z. Smith,
No. 27 Seventeen II street.
f,oov J.rcuroS. A ucfiOnrcrS. Sc 2
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LOST, sVKAYED. AND FOUND.

T OST, A SMALL MILK ACCOUNT.
l. BOOB, near tie corner of Broad and sixth
streets. The finder wilt be rewarded by returning
1t TO me at HENRY {. HOwLETT'S grocery, corner
of First and Main streets, or by informing me
through the post office where II can be obIained.
SO -1t* W. &c. LIS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 2, 1875.
Sun rises..........5.35 Moon sets ..........a.0O
Sun sc,s............ e.25 High tide........6.03
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER l, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, Eer-
chaIciSc aud passengers, l.. b. Tatum. agent
S.eamer shirley, Skinner, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers. T.. B Tnum, agent.
Schooner Travel er, Hodges, Albany, lumber,
Char les L. Whilcok.
schooner Lucy Jones, Marisburgh, New York,
hay.
Schooner Morning Star, Lynch, Philadelphia,
coal, j. L. Watkins.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Phiiadclphil on Wednesday: Schooners
AnIhea Godfrey, shaw; Ocean Traveller Adams;
Reading RAILROAD, No, II, McFadden /: NJ. Z. Feme-
rick. Richards; J. 5. Irwin, lngersol; and Sarah
Louisa, Sect.
MEMORANDA.
The bark malta (German), Borck, from Rich
mons was at klo de JarcirO ON the 30th Of July.
he bark BraZielra (German), Jacheus, from
Richmond. was At lilo dc Jantiro GA the LIST uiiimo.
The bark Lord Baltimore (BritiSh). HuNford,
from Ri"hn.oad Va, was IL Rio de Janelro ON the
7th uli:mo.
lBy Telegraph
NEW York, September 1.-Arrlved: Arrsgon,
from Bristol, and Frisia. Arrived out: Puritan,
SilaS Fish, aud kmiSraut.
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n N. WALKER 81 CO., GENERAL IN
As SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
sUkANCE C9NpANf, Of a aon lon and Edin'
AMaZUN INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cincip.
natl .Oho--assets over ~ .0O0.0O0:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
ny. of New York-as.ets over 100000:
: LYNCHBUkG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY. OF Lynchburg, Va.-asssss over
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BROOKLYN, n. Y.-assets over 100000. @
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook.
Ign, N Y.--assets over $2,000,000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Va.-assets over $50,00U.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 81 &c..
D8O. Losses equitahly adjusted and promptly paid
vt this agency. Applications solicited, and imme.
tatc attention atyen thereto. oc 16
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

IOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE, No. HOS Main
street, Richmon d. w.: Agent MWTUAL
Cash assets over S72,000.000. Cash dividends
surprising all others 1T first and every auniyeIsa ry
OF policies. Premiums payable annually. semi am
nuay, and quarterly. The Oldest, largest, and
cheapest company Ia the United states.
au 23-lm
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BUSINESS WANTS.

YETANTED. all fruit, produce, and live
w stock dealers to know that my regular sale
on FRIDAY Mkt. September Sd, VIII take place
mt p. NJ. Instead of ~, when will offer another
lot of choice PEACHES. VEGETABLES, &c, &c;
and at the same time one pair or FINE, LARGE
WtLL-BROKE MULES. seven Years old. sound
and gentle, on very liberal terms besides several
other HORSES and MULES yet 10 come In.
j. X. HOCkADAY,
sc2.2t 1873 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-02

WANTED, purchasers for one CAR.
w LOAD 600 baskets CHOICE SELECTED
PEACHE Els, 10 arrive by Frederick >burg train. cor
FER Eighth and Broad streets, at r. NJ to-day.
j. Il. HOCkADAf.
sc git 1928 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-02
.Mlal,nssI:s 80 u. sar.r,,.,..

49, sAl0 r.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF HoEsy or r,rsSs-S.t--..
~ AND KEEPER oH THE koLIs or yssLdKGArEyl
rFHE sF0LLOWING PRopn,s75}
n eA6MEHDMEETs tothe CONsT1TitrwTnE
Y, are published in accordance I'm I'm or
Clerk or House of DELEGATES sna = slGeEB.'
Rolls OF Virginia. eeper OF The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-02

VIZ ANTED, TO SELL ONE FINE Elk.
w TsNSlOS-TUP PHAETON, ONE FINE
LADIES' PHAETON, TOP and NO-TOP.BUG-
GIFS, JERSEY aud GRDCEkS' WAG0NS-both
new and secondhand. Every article fully guaran-
iced, and prices lower than The same can DC bought
at i'm this city. RkPAIRISG promptly and rea-
sonably zone. A call solicited.
W. &. SMITH. sos Fifth street,
Aim between Broad and Marshall streets.