davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

DEsERrERs ARRESTED y esterday,
four sailors from the Ponhdttdr over
staid their leave of absence, ard the
police were notified to arrest them AS
deserters. Uhey We're brought to the
City Hall, and when sober, willingly
consented to be taken back to the yes
al
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

Where will con inue th, Uph listening hus;
ne n all its brancheI, and .uarantee sans
iarti-n both in qu lily o. work 4 prises
Ma .reSs making an carpet laying a spe-
cislty
-epai-ine of all kinds neatly and from n,Iv
dnus. Public pa,r mage res"ectfuilv sciicit-
ed: w. w. LEAMAN,
dscli-2m
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
FemnIs Hydrsstis Poscders, for all teIaale
Complaints by mail. 81. Address Ur.
ROzersOn r. y. Box. 2J3S y.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

PENN LoAN.-At the S1st monthly
meeting of Penn Loan Association,
last evening, $1,000 sold at 81 and 500
At 81
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
VALUABLE
r E A L E S T A I E =,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

THE FARM. late the Property OF wm
+ Husbands, ceased, cont lining about
uated near tn Brandy vine, in Bran ywtne
Id, ; miles from Wilm ngtnu is offered Al
Private sale. The natural sdvan ages 81 lol-
cation render this property especially desir-
able AS a louutry eat
rR CE Low, AND TERMS EASY.
Persons - ishing to purchase viii. ple- se an
ply upon the Premises Ur ~ the Gfiico OF
McLEAk & KENDALL
NINTH AND kIsG Sra,
nov2+wu- WILMINGTON, DIN.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

PENSA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
eb.2 dlY sos Chestnut ST. Ph -
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
FOE SALE AND Is ENT.

ElRST- LASS second hand PIANO for
sale NJ No. S.W corner OF sighth RHd
French streets, Wi mington, Del. et7.S:'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Goh.-American gold, 11G bid. ,e,,
Nat Securities. Virginia co"sols. bS bid, 6SH
asked: Virginia consoIs, new. 44S bid, 40 ASKED;
virgins iutcrest certificates, 20 asked: Virginia
tax .rece,ya be coupons, 9eH b'd, BIN assea Ia.
CITY Secarities.- Kichmond city S's, lOa3 bia;
Richmond city 6's, So bid; Petersburg rmy Us,
rs bid LynchburK CIV IS. 81 bid; Norfolk city
Sc, SO bin: Norfolk ciy 8s. e BID; rrsatricks-
burg city o. SO bio: Manchester IS SS 1id; :.
mortgage 8's. j. and D., SO bid; virgins and Ten.
nessee Railroad second mortgage 6s, and D., "a
bid Virginia and Tennessee kailrcad tniro mort.
gage Ss. D. and j.. % bio; south Joe karoac hrst
mortgage preferred Ss. j. and j.. 80 bid; South,
slde Railroad second mortgage preferred Ga. }. and
j., 81 bid Scuthside Railroad third mortgage pre-,
fcrred 6s, D. and j., 81 asked; Petersburg Rairo9a
first mortgage S's, j. and j., SO bid, 80 asked |;
Richmond aud Petersburg tsilrosd fist mortgage
rs, j. and D., 95 bid, 100 asked; Richmond,
+, cdcrick sOurg ami Potomac Railroad mortgage
"a, j. and w., 92 bio: Richmond Freder'cksbufg
ara Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS. y and u, OF
bio; Orange and Alexandra Railroad tbtId mort
vile Railroad consolidated 6's Nj. and ~, ~ BID,
IS asked; Richmond, York river and Chesapeake
Railroad SIS, ga bid.
Railroad stocks -Atlanlic. Mis- issippi and Ohio
Railroad, 100 par, ] bid, Al asked; Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common
100 par. 63 bid. 40 asked: Richmond, trtderlcRs-
burg and Potomac per cent. guaranteed, luU par,
81 bid; Richmond, Freder cSsou'& ana fo n ,a
RAILROAD per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. ~ Diu
Richmond and Danvi!ie Railroad, loo par, Dld'
IL asked. ,o ,,s
Bank Sochs.-First National, 100 par, 120 bid
Planters National, 100 par, 107 bid; Union hai,S
Planters Savings. 25 par, % asked; Bank OF Com
merce, % par, 25 BIT. ,,
Insurance COrnpdaies.-Virg,nia Fire ana Ma,
riue, 20 par, So bid; Virginia state. 20 par; 20
| chants aud Mechanics. 100 par, io4 9id lio
asked Uld Domiuion, 100 par, 90 bio. 50 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05

The following, from learned professor
was not written for publication, but ex-
nresses 50 clearly an idea which we wish 70
impress upon our readers that we take Inc
liberty of publishing it: go.
Editors Dispatch: / have read WIN ih'
terest an article 10 your issue OF the 26th 10
reference TO the "German plan OF using
byphens .~+ >" ! hope you Will con.
time to teach the same both by precept and
nv practice. am secondipg {or may say
5irstino y your efforts, as may be shown by
the following extract from lecture, or IA
Their series of lectures, on punctuation, writ
ten and delivered TO my class last October:
Sc The Germans have a very happy use of
the hyphen, which it would be we'll to ADOPT
in English punctuation; and few writers
use it in their private writing, though don't
remember to have seen it more than once or
twice in priut. For instance, to make it
known that cloaks and dresses are made at q
given place the signs simply say, Cloak and
dreSsmakipg.' There is nothing here to
show any connection in meaning and gram
NAUTICAL construction between cloak and
making but the German method shows
this connection by using the single or dou-
BILE hypben after the word clodS-thus,
1cloak. and 6ress.inakipg.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
BY ". Goddin and Bronaugh & Taylor,
Auclionecrs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OLA LARGE
" AMOUNT OF vrRY VALUABLE REAL
T Fl ifiE b co otST NEAR TU MANCHEs:
of Chesterfield county entered at the May term,
1878, in the case Of admi nislratriS Ts W:
b5ande1 ss sh nT cali, OF nhi agcs
lion, on the premises, In the order adv rtised, the
following VALgakLE REAL ESTATt1yiz
meucing at S o'clock 7. NJ, The HOUsr Els AND
LOT at the coIntr or Bainbridge and IeD lt
streets fronting 4S feet running BACK W. 1e sa
more or less. Zach tenement has Two ROOMS, De.
Second The LOT AND FRAMED TENEMENT
Ing "a feet by 1875 feet 10 an alley The house has
Third. HALF GRE LOT. No. pa, at the south
east corner of Seventh and Mci'onough str-ets,
fronting on Seventh street 165 feet. runhlDg back
1872 feet This is not only beautiful lGl. but has
ELI No np94E Of a SG Tue above
f fro I65 feet on Seventh street by 1s2 feet
This Is truly beautiful lot, and has In front of II
a han dsome paved csrriage-ivay and sidewalk.
and. on The premises on ERlpAI the ;, 25th OF
T }pGs 1s5 81 hSS6 SGG n M sa county
three miles from Manchester, on the west stds OF
the 8 v arwick" road. and extending to the Broad
W H. t'I sra u'' Containing TWO HUNDBEo
AND sbVENTY-FIVp As:REr, adjoining the
lands of Messrs joseph Waksr W MI Gs
=
into several smaller parcels, part of which IS
heavily set in wood and ilnber and on another part
slhere is a SHALL DWELLING, containing five
AM And on'ihe foiIowng day-viz.. SATURDAY the
26th OF June 1S75-commeucing ut o'clock P.
H.. on the premises, The following FALUAB,'E
REAL ESTATE In the town Of Misunderstanding !:
LOIS Nos. 264 aud 275, front Dg . Sd feet on the
north line OF Porter street etn cen Fifth and sixth
streets. having thereon LIGHT TEN MENIS.
his proper will b. sold whole or divided into
several parcels as may be deemed best Al the hour
Of sale.
Also, the HALF-ACRE LOT No. 253. fronting
on Perry street 1872 feet running back 1G5 Ieet on
Also, HALF-ACRE LOT No. 242. frorting 1G5
&c; al So ; LOT ND h0UBLE FSAM.D TENT
MENT fronting 8 let OH the west line or Filth
street, running back 20 feet 10 an alley.
Also. q LDf in the rear, with DOUBLE
FHaMtD TENEMENT thereon, fronting on
alley. $4,000
Also. LOTS Nos II, l g. and 10 fronting so iec'
each on Fourth street, running back l25 feet 10
alley. -
Also. SIX LOTS in b1avo's plan between sum
meIs street and The DanSille IA lroad-Nos. o. %,
Also, a TKIANGULAR LOT adjoining the above
Also. a TRIANGULAR LCI fronting on the
Danvlle railroad.
Also, Il LOr ON Fifth sreer. fronting $50 feet
between Perry and McDUn0ugh streets, running
back irregular depth to the canal.
Also. LOT No. 254, with The LARGE MAN
SION, &C., thereon, fronting 165 feet on sixth
street, running back 1872 feet. &c..
Piats Will DC exhibited ut the sale.
TERMS: One-fuurih cash; balance at six. twelve,
tishtt en-. and twenty-four mouths for negotiable
notes, Interest added and title reaiued till all Of
W. W. COSBY,
&. Z. MCRAE,
Commissioners.
lie 5-dt11 .&t12.1519,22,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
lie 5-dt11.&t12.15,19,22,2
BY Gruobs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT MOST DESIRABLE COUNTRY.
n SEAT = h :, AZ %SUMMEk < = d,
LING GKE-N." NEAis THE MECHANICS.
yIttE NP1 EIxi m3GhTA IL WiRE
&C, COMPoI>IeG THE ENTIkE EsTAB
LI>IIMENT. FOR SAILS BY AUCTION.-By re-
quest Of the owners, We will sell by suction, upon
IL o'clock, the PROPERTY above referred to-
formerly owned by Hon. John Minor Bouts. aud
now the home of ltush burgess, tsq. 1t contains
state of Improvements, with a Residence Of
thirteen rooms, and every usual out.building fine
grove OF shade trees, select orchard, large grapery
In bearing, and every surrounding Indicate the
ju0icjous use Of money expended under The most
skilful management with the view OF producing 4
most altre Give home and The best returns for the
investment.
II Is rarely that such Il piece of property Is Of
fered in This vicinity for sale.
This property will BIZ sold In such parcels as may
be deemed mo suitable To the wishes OF bidders
After the sale Of the real estate, We VIII sell the
HOUSEHOLD and kITCHEN FUR SII Uis t. en-
braclng com ulete outfit OF the most modern and
desirable articles OF every kind.
ALSO,
The LIVE STOCK, consisting of
COWS and CALVES OF tile purest Alderney and
Ayrshire stock; ..-
27 SHEEP, pure Cotswold;
8 HORSES aud COLTS, of fine stock;
+ Fine ne + UGcGY, RnCKAwAY, spRING-wAGoN;
a large quantity OF
III ,RhE-S, AZ.
80 FAhMlNG IMPLEMENTS, &C.. &C.. &C.,
embracinga large aud varied assortment of every
thing 10 be found Oh such place, and ali the best OF
TERMS: Will be favorable to purchasers.
We hope to see q loOdlv cOGip my ut this sale, as
we propose TO offer both in zeal aud personal pro-
perly cecided attracu3ns y pSseiissTs
les enl n .fnr.. .I .~',E.. AuCtiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
BY W. Goddin,
BY W. GOUuIU,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALUA.
4 BILE AND HIGuLY-fAu'ROVEn FARM OF
ACRES ACRES, IN H Il y C0uRTY, on Tht
THRaE &; k0Ap. ABOUT SIX nlL add
20 John cIae ., si 6S
alexander Grant, Jr., trustee of julia A. Green.
bearing date The 21st February, 1851, and the
secOrd executed by Eugene A. Green and Others,
bearing date the 18th Dec m6er, 1869; and both
duly recorded in Ilenrico County Court, and by
virtue OF an order Of Henrico County Cou't en-
signed as substituted trustee in r,c place OF tile
said John Wickham che having d,clined 10 accept
the trusts, shall, Ia executlt OF tIe Stid deeds;
interest iaSaFresr cue on four OF the eight onds
referred 10 iEe rsl-T cutorcd q, Ell, the other
fn: having been cinc lei ara flr, rem d y L 49,
uecd 6t trust, procred 10 sell IL pubic nnction IN
Tie pninisss %w y the oseuLaney Of N,S sn j,
II O'CLOCK NJ. 1t .iir II mot on, the first ftir Gay
tiieraafie:, that YhRT yALU, BILE tSfkTt.
uc.i,d as above, containing about 3 80 acrts NOR:
is fuows-Yiz a'st - @ =. !; = J. t,. !.
All o. thai trac, Of land In the county aforesaid
GU The i'hrt {. Grouped road bounced Oh The north
by the land OF Il. w. Green, purchased by him o!
q. r. Guy aud Wife, OH the east b. the lands OF
Thomas ). iicken, south by the lands now owned
tee to- II II Mr. & G,r;e and On t the Wv" west I'D by the
land>J SAID trustee Oh Mrs t. =. Carter, the same
l,elns te lnnis v herson said julia 4: Green now
pear by the dee ds To Tie said Alexander Grant, Jr.,
und Hamilton il. Grensb.w, recorded Ia the clerks
eff Or EenIirn county Court
asTbis estate Is Justly regarded as one amongst the
most valuable IL int vicinity Of Richmond. The
iann is iertlIe and Liehly improved Tue dwelling
Is large AMI costly brick cdiace aud III OF the out.
buildings (Which are Gumcrpus) are IN keeping
with lLt dwelling. A survey OF the estate will be
made before The day OF sale. and the land divided
into such smaller parcels may be deemed best 10
promote The interests of the parties. .t'E@
The deed require, cash. sale, Yet am authorized
10 SAY that The holders of said bonds Will accept
cash, Ole fourth cash ba!sEce Al one, two, and
three years for negotiable notes, interest half
Yearly, SECURED by need Of trus. 80. q
HERBERT 4. CLAIBORNE,
-. .-s"s- - -.-.t,..'45 Substituted Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
BY W. Goddin, ,.....
Real Estate Agent and AuctloEeer,
Office corner Of Eleventh. and Bank streets.
BY W. Goddin

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
C0NrnI MING G3S4 ACRES, ON TIE NORTH
SIDE OF THE JAMES RIVER, FOUR AND 4
HALF MILES WEST OF RICHMOND CITY
LIWlTS.-By virtue of deed of trust executed TO
the subscribers bearing date 18th OF May, 1868,
duly recorded In the clerks office Of llenrieo toun-
~ Court on The 13lh Jay of june, 1868. ID. Is. No.
the request Of 4. and t. P. r. Polk the ORATORS in
said d. ed proceed to sell u, public unctnn on me
ID emises, on TUs SDaY the lstray OF June, at l
O'Clock NJ f fair; If not on he lrst iair Gay
above, now in the occupancy OF Alr: N w. scott,
containing bv recent suTv"y 63S4 ACRES, emora-
cling some 40 acres OF james River low-gr.nnds,
alb, ut 100 acres Or virgin woodland, the balance
being In grain and grass.
The lands have been much Impressed since the
war by liberal application OF suDerphosphates ana
manures, and almost entirely covered with lime:
The farm Is unusually well watcred by running
streams, aud is especially adapted for grazing ana
dairy.
Drnking-water excellent. Good appleand peach
orchard. Hands inc large dwelling thirteen rooms.
commanding beautiful and extended view OF
James river. Largo brick barn, oversecr's house,
stahng for thirtv-five head Of horses and cattle,
ana nun erous other buildings. .,..-,
The James River and hanlwha canal, passing
through lbp farm, affords unusual ana cheap access
to market. .s.-tl =
Surveys have been made through the farm for a
railroad he farm Will bc surveyed and AID rif In
such parcels rs may be deemed suitable for effect
ing jniclous sale, and will be offered in separate
parcels, or whole, rs may be deemed proper on
the day OF sale.
TERMS $500. more or less. and expenses Of
sale in cash; 81 900 pay abc 25tn May. 1875;
$40 S35 payable 25lh Man, 1877; and the resi-
due on .uch terms as may I've announced At The time
of sale, the credit payments to bear interest 1rim
the cay of sale payable annually, secured by
deed OF trust. AS to this sum ii is possible more
liberal terms may DC made ~ the hour OF sale.
JAMES l.. APPERsoN,
my 27.293lSJel TRUSTEES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
fBY TELEGRAPH

NEM YORK.

NEW YORK. june 4.-Cotton quiet; sales of 245
,al.s at 1G@lG2sr. Flour lower with moderate de-
extra. 81. SU@S5.SQ; good to CHOICE extra, So. IS
0SS.25. Wheat lower and in fair demand %
as 80 for winter red western: Sl.30MS1.34
cru. Corn about 1c. better; 75@77c. for steamer
western mixed; 1888 tor sail western mixed.
Ccfec--Rio, &c. lever cargoes. l52i@ SIC. gold;
.66u n fning, S4@S3sc.; Muscoyado refined quoied
Oa,c.; graduated. lie. Molasses dull and heavy.
!sics que: and uneh ,nges. ALLOW steady at $40
ed lower, reacted, and CLOSED firm a. $2O@S2Q 25
for new. Lard ed lover; closed trmer; 14c
for prime steam. Whisky trmer at Sl.2O.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 4.-Flour dull and unchanged.
VIII at dull-Maryland red Sl.2560%l IS; amber,
ST. .36(GSl SO: white, sl.30@S1.3S. Cori-Souh-
ern White, S9c.; yellow, S2@S3c.' western MIXED,
at 15c. fIovisons-Lard and cotf nom.
naily unchanged. Sugar strong at l04@l 0Sc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 4.-Fiour quiet and weak. Corn
sssIe p3r No. ixsd fss SSTs resIaTd
s,eady al $3.50. Whlskey advanced and in fair
N'''"N ST. LOUIS
ST. LoUlS, June 4.-Flour unsettled. Corn higher;
No. 2 mixed, 65M66c. Whiskey dull at Sill.
Pork lowtrat 81 $50. Bacon lo"er shoulders, &C.
clc.r-rih, 12}4GI BE, clear. 134c, August Lard
du: summer, 14as013kc.
CINCINNATI
CINCI7NATI, June 4.-Fluur dull and nominal.
Corn steady 1T 7lM73c. Pork heavy and weak ut
500 on suut and August delivery. Lard nominal
steam, l35.@tl31c.: kettle, 145c. Bacon quiet and
unchanged with only limited jobbing demand.
Whisky very strong at $1.15.
GoMrAEATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, Juuc 4.-fhe following is the
comparative cotton statement for the we x: Net
ceipts at AL United States ports, - ga bales;
3,402 l24 bales; last year 3.G79,362 bales.
Exports for the week. 45,133 balas; same
week last year, 2i,J64 bales; total u date,
2.475,O20 bales; TO same date last Year. 2.652,-
929 bales Stock at all United states ports, 29G,321
bales same time last 295 COL bales. stock al
all interior towns, 1851 tales. same time last
wear, 55,194 bales. Stock nj LiyerpoO. 100000
bales; same time last year. $4,000 bales. Stock
OF American cotton atloat fer Great Britain. IS
600 tales; same time last year. 121. 600 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
GEORGE D. WISE,
ROBERT HOWARD.
THOMAS G. JACkSOS,
HENRY NJ. SEkI,Y,
my Is
By Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between 3lain and Bank.

EXECUTORS SALE BY AUCTION OF
H THAT MOST VALUABLE PRGPEkTYW
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, Fronting On
THE EAST SIDE OF FOukTEENln STREET
ONE HUNDRED AND 1rIY-Sr VEN FEET:
ON1HE VEST >IDE OF FitTEkNTa STREET
FRONTING one HUNDRED AND ELkpES
FEET. AND ON TIE NORTH LINE or The
RICHMOND AND DASVlLLt EhlLRvAD,
ALSO ON THE DOCK TWO HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE FILTHY the reiGe't:ol
SIR. Z. ". Purcell, the executor Of the late Bacon
Fate, deceased, We will Sell at suction. upon the
premises, on W. DNt SDAY The 9th day OF Jnnca!
l O'Clock z. NJ. that MOST VALUABLE FRO
PERRY situated rs above, aud now occupied bJ
MIR. K. +. Ragland, under ground-reri, upon
which there srand number Of SIM stores, &c.
Full possession will be given OF the rct estate on
the LIST DAY OF January. 1876. The purchaser III
The mean time To receive the ground rcn.
Its situation In the very lia Of the hcay est nn-
sness portion of the city, opposite 10 he bnn'ie
Railroad depot. and along tie III OF that ROAD anu
bordering OH the dock. together with the -xteutol
ifs arei fully eutite this 10 De commented ~ inc
best property in The city for warehouse, manu-
featuring or depo; site. Pat can be seen IL our
Office. to,
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at SIX Twelve
eighteen. and twenty.fpur months Tor ntgot!aD'e
notes with interest added, scm ANNUALLY, sccu9ed
nv trus,-deed GhLBBS Il WILL us,
uy a AuctiCncerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
"7. By Squire & Crawford,
Real Estale Agents and Anctioneers,
.:-..t No. 9l7 Bank street. pt

my p %, 27,2o&Jel. s,5,7,S -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
By Wellington s6oddn and Williams u Gibson,
Real Estate Auct1Oneers. =. --.-- 4

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA.
l. Bic AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE REAL
ESTATE ON LEIGH BETWEEN SEVENTH
AND EIGHTH STkkETS.-By virtue Of two deeds
or trust executed by The late Major William Allen
ana his wife, the first to james pleasants and D. 4.
Watkins. dated 10Th August. j S67; the, stcpnd TO
James Peasants and X: A. Lancaster, dated 6!h
January, 1S6S-,ll duly recorded IN Rich
mona Hastings Court, now richmond Clmncery
Court shall in execution thereof, and at tue re-
questof the parties secured thereby proceed 10 sell
al auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY the Gun
first fair day thereafter at the same hour the arge
AMI handsome Residence and LOTS located as
above, formerly the residence Of the late Nicholas
Mills. ,.a.i5-s-.s..! .ll.,& - - 80 .
provements and has the most ample accommoua-
lions for large family. The ard ana garden are
beautifully with shade and trult-trees and ever
greens, and the location and neighborhood equa 10
the best In Richmond. With the nansion-house
will be sold Lot No. 4, fronting 69s feet, running
back $50 fc-t TO an alley 20 feet wide; lot No.
5, fronting 4SH feet, rur ming back 80 feet to said
alley, with the large brick building 10 the west Of
The dwelling, formerly used as kitchen, but now
fitted up as residence; AMI to the east, Lots Nos
and 8, each So by SO feet to said alley. ''..''
The above real estate will ne sold lii separate par
GELS b, the respective sets Of secs, To satisfy the
debis respectively secured thereby. The recent
decision by the Supreme Court Of Appeals OF Viz
elnia in the case OF :" Corbin &C.. US. 3its, &c ~
has settled the title TO this property beyond all
question. but the trustees will. as usual, convey
only with special warranty. BY consent OF parties
The terms win he on-fourth cash: balance al four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
teresl added, secured by deed Of truSr.
The taxes and insurance for 1875 to be maid by
the purchasers. MES PLEkSANIS, s..
j. g. WATKINS,
r. A. LANCASTER.
nv 29-3l, Je 1875 -.. Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
By W. Goddin, 49,,
Auc.tonecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
1 LOT.-By virtue of Il deed of trust executed by
Cornelius smith an,i Lucy I'M his wife TO liie UNI
her. S73, and recorded In the clerks Office of The
Richmond Ghmctry Court. Deed-Book 101 b,
page and by reqneat Of the holGer or note &c.
been made In tile payment OF said noe, shall pro-
coed 10 eilatpabic auction, TO the highest bidder,
1875, at o'clock T. ~, the property fully ue-
sCribed In said deed, being LOT oFLASD lying
and being In the city OF Itichmond, Va, fronting
on the east line Of Eighteenth street 4S feet COM
meucjng on The east line Of Eighteenth street 81
feet from the north line Of Marshall street, running
back within parallel lines 100 feet.
= Improvements consist of FRAME DIV ELL1NG
with The usual out-houses.
i Trims: Sufficient In cash 10 defray expenses of
executing this trust aud 10 discharge note of
a565.7O with interest thereon from The Sd day OF
November, l S74. until maid the balance at six
and twelve mehths for negotiable notes with six
les GEORGE S. STUFF, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05

HlNlA ChC ADhaN+rCf JUNE D. 1910.
sun rises. Moon sets......... 946
sun se,s............7.l4I High tide. 5.54
r PORT OF RICHMOND JUNE 4, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers. Baltimore. mcrchan-
disc ana passengers, l.. Il. Tarnm, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chaIdjc anu passengers, y. Is. alum. agent
Schooner Major William II. Ttntuln, Shoe, City
Point, light, 10 load Tor Philadelphia, Curtis d
Parker. -.@. | 49,
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker New York, mcr-
chail,Se anu passengers. G. ". Allen T. Co. agents.
Steamer }. ". tvtrmln, Piatt, PbiladcIphia,
merchandise and passengers, ". L. Porter. agent.
bnrk Erizfllera, Ja:ieaS, City Point, TO finish
loading four for Rio dc janciro ilaXull, Crenshuw
& co. -h .z
!, Schooner William p Fox. Thomas, Philadelphia,
railr0at-tics and pS-iron ur.is s. rarker.
.@ CLEAgED FOR THIS PORT. =
From New York June 81, bark Emily (GerJ
Beuhman. .s. --... r"
from Baltimore June Sd, schooner Alice Curtis,
Philips.
- MEMoI,ANDA. ..... = ~ y
The following schoo1ers from Virginia arrived at
New ! DIRK June I'd: Jo ohm Kelsey, Sit elriau: Lena
nj. Cofinghtm, Gluten; George H. Hoyt Leek;
Anpie +; Moore: Phillips; Coadorer, Sieadman;
D. >. Miller, Scull. "
...' SPOKEN.
May ! 4, latitude IA S.. longitude 27 w., bark
Iarpeiln tbr.l, Young, from Liverpool for kich-
mend, Va.
.IBy Telegraph
NEW YORK. June 4.-Arrived: Italy. Arrived
out: iussia. Nuremburg, state Of Georgia, Nell
son. Charles Murdoch. -