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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
IBY TELEGRAPHJ
NEW YORK.


Npw YORK, Juue 3O.-Flour firm and In fair
demand southern our firm a9d In medsrate IN
auIry; common 10 tall extra. ~ 9VWbo.ooi goou
trmer. Without. however. 81 much doi,g for ex-
port lhe hpHnsSs III iresn 1
Al 40 for white WESTERN Corn In very ilmited iil-
qury; 75@79c. for steam W stern mixed; asS9
52c for saiI western min.d; S9e ior mnte ~es.r
mixed. Oats shade frmcr; 62a63c. for
$ST,o %rsa firm Sa sss
active demand at TIC. gold, Tor cargGes; quotes
at l64@ &C.. goln: Joboing pushes, fair at 6AGS
2 S9H sSd pne sso SSSS
refined in faT demand at 10, Ion, 10AAgl 1c., hard
grades. Molasses dull aud heavy. RICE quiel ano
OBI SO. Strained turpentine 6ull al 32Sc. FORK
Closed 1rm new b lots. $2065. LAID firm al
l4c. for prime steam. Whissey steady ut s11S.
Z re's"'' NJ IL BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 3O---Flour. inactive and un:
changed. Wheat lrmer: Pennsylyania red, VI 25
sm amber: 81 so@si. 50; white, 81 2o@sI:so Corn
frmer; soulhern white, s5c; Yellow Sc; west west
sTn mixed soc ssgc E s0HG anil PAT ws.a eh
shSuIders s s5sSs clear sides
packed sSgl2sse sseo 6sms nsTs sse i LSrd
STEADY; refined I4kc. Coffee nominaly higher /;
ordinary 70 prime kio cargoes, l6t@19e;,, tob'
D1DR lois, 1O7IGu Cu6aA a.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. June 3O.-Flour Gull. Wheat dull;
red, 81 lSGpt1.22. Corn dull at HU(g6oc. OiS
dull. Rye unchanged. Butter unchanged. Pork
Guiet and firm at $50. Lard quiet and firm; steam,
i3Lc kettle, lac. Bulk meats higher ana IN ialr
demand: shoulders, Shc. clear no sides, !! &c.
Bacon rm; shoulders. exc. cear-rib sizes, Ike.
clear sides, 13c. Whiskey unchanged. NO sales
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 30.-Flour dull; prices scarcely
more than nominal; superlne wiater, $4,000
al 25; extra winter, 44.250s4 so. Wheat-No.
D red WE stern, 81 80 cash. Rye I'm hanged. Whts-
kew steady ut Sl.lS. Pork Ia fair demand at
&lo. 25 Bacon firm and held higher. Lard nomi-
nal.
Louisville, June 3O.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn, 72@974c. Oats, $50
t,Oc, Rye nominal. Provisions firm. Pork, $40
MF2O5O. Bulk mcats-Shoulders SC; clear-rtb
Sides, &c.; clear sides, Ike. Observation-Disclosures,
9sc.; clear-rib sides. l25sc.; clear sides, 13Sc.
Lard-sieam, 14k@15c.; ktg. l5s(91 5Hc. Wits
>'' CHICAGO.
CHICAGO June 30.-Flour quiet aud unchanged.
Wheat In fair demand but unsettled; No. spring,
&l.03: No. Q spring, III 01HN81 ok. Corn In
fair demand but Irregular; No. 2 mixed, 67SGD
67Hc. Cats quiet and weak; No. z. 51Ac., on spot.
Rye and oarley quiet and unchanged. Pork dull
and unsettled at 1880. Lard quiet and weak ut
1885. Bulk meats in fair demand and frm.
WhisBey dull.
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FIN. FINANCIAL. !.
ertl,nHMoND sToCK EXCHANGE.
- @ wxnvwsphx. June SO, 1875.

,yo,d-.a asrfcan mid. 1Sx bid. 49,,
State cen 20 I'D AZ Ssrs y
virginia dcterred. OK bid. e& asxed vlrsinia 10.
r stss Coupons ,s7x bid, 90 asked; North
,tt,. ScersfdssDsichmoud citS Es, 1861 hid:
Richmond civ as. SO bid, s7h asted: pettrsl,9rg
citv "a 76S hid; LynchburR city 81, " Mai
Lynenburg city 6's. 80 old; Manchester nrioge ss'
81 I'D. " u..,.,,.,-,
psSsrond Srst mortgage rs. !. and D., 100 AsSeh;
richmond ana Pesersburg Rsilrnad secons mort
cage as. A. and o.. 100 bad: Richmond, Ereoe'
11cksbprR and Potomac Railroao moIIsASe -, .:
aud r., ga bid: Richmond Frene rscssrofg ana
Potomac kailr0ad second mort9Sge Snd .o %
Sc bid; Pichnond and i,snyllle .Rasiroa d con-
Railroad Richmond, fIedeffeEkonrg aln
Potomac Railroad common, l0U gar, 90 oiu,
Richmond Fredericksburg and PoIomac q uIoau
q per cent guaranteed, i co par, u 5h: EacnMop'
Ere0erJckFhu, q and Potomac Railroad per cent?
gusrsnie. d. 100 par, 81 hfd: kichmona anc G gu
beard and Roanoke kaiiroad guaIanteeo; 90 par
IS bid. Cs,a,
| 100 Nor, lid, asked. ,,o IA :.
Basak Mocks.-First Sarfenal: 100 par: l29 oia
snssIs NJ Gns hSo his ssted State
Sirpfnia. 100 par, 90 bio, 102 asksd: Ricnnoaao
banking and insurance COMPANY, 70 par, % oio )
| Cit,Zeus Bank, Is par, 25H a,k,G, -.
| Insurnncs CGrapnn Virginia Fire ana MeIlns.
IS par, 36X bid; Virginia STATE; 20 Pas, 90 SI
home I 1oo gsrS BID
and Arlington Life: 100 par, l20 asked. v,.
| - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. River ana hana~nh
| PACKET i OK mar. 6 bid; Old dominion steamship
Company, Zoo par, 7Sx bid, IS asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01
~ i.f By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agertsapd Auetiopeers,
No. 1ll3 Main street.
VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM

A VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM
n FUR SALE By AUCTION.-At the rsquea
of the owner DT. sfartin Taylorl shall sell bv
auct!on, on the premises, on TIL tuesday, the Sib
OF July, AZ 81 O'Clock P. d.. his beautiful and
highly.improyed FARM. nameo Edgewood, :No
fromihe Agricultural Fair. 5rounds. adjoining or
near the lxs DIS OF Messrs: thomas Branch, Ballard,
Jobnson, Balmcr, and others, ironing on the Her
mitage road 1.-THE most delightful drive around the
ctry), and the hichmond Fredericksburg and Pc
fomac rsilrt,pd, whose trains stop daily lmornirg
10 to and from the. c'y with great convenience By
This FARM contains ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY.THkEE ARES. fifty Of which are in
timber OF oak and pine suitable for fencing, andfuet
In winter, with an extensive tce-pond and house,
summer. The bsiance Of the isnd Is finely in
proved and wafered with ahundaut streams and
Springs and a,aped 70 th. culture or graiu, fruit,
an vegetables, and VIII be sold IS whole or d.
vided into parcsl as may seem most 5udfcious az
the tin Of sale.
The dairy business could be carried on at this
place with great convenience and profit. Indeed
iheros scarcely any hing that cannot be produced
on this farm for the good OF The inner man, for
home CONSUMPTION, and market use, whose daily
demand will exhaus: Its supply.
The dwelling Is Of two stories. and new, contain
Ing six or seven rooms. wi h the usual ont-houses
convenient aud IN good repair.
The view of.Ihe city AMI surrounding country Of
rare attraction Is r-aly very iue.
TERMS OF SALE: One-tntrd OF the purchase
money In cash; the residue In three equal lnsal.
ments, payable respectively In six, twelve, and
eighteen months from the day or sale, neg ot.able
notes 10 be given for the deferred payments, With
Interest added, and secured by deed OF trust:
RlIHaRDsON & CO.,
te 90 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01
BY ID. 4. We,siger q Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 9l9 Hull street. Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS sAEE.-FtFTY
" BEAUTIFUL AMI ATTRACTIVE BUILD.
ING LOTS. The USSOLD kFMAIMDER Of
"WINTERsItLD." IN "nIDLCTHlAN."
TWELVE Mills FROM ri nMOND, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FOB SALE BY
kUCTION.-By virtue Of two DEGREES OF Chester
field Circuit Court. en'ereo in May, 1873. and
June 1875. in suit styled :" Elan trustee, &c, rs
Walker and aLs," shall sell. on the premlsts, at
pubIIc auction, On MONDAY the 9th DAY OF July,
1878, az the hours Of 10 A NJ. and O'Clock P.
~, The balance Of "WinteI field" being Fifty
BEAUTIFUL. LOTS, Of two acres or thereabouis,
lying between the property OF Colonel ". B.
WOODBRIDGE, Dr. Phi. Ha, cock, j. T. Jones, Jewett
a Bro her and she Darville railroad.
The mineral rights will be reserved expressly IN
all the sales and deeds OF conveyance.
The railroad facilities are very advantageous 10
merchants and Others. ..
Midlothian Is d thriving place, and This is a f.
yorable opportrnity for parties TO obtain cheap
bones in that prosperous and excellent neiga6or-
hood
: A map Of the property, recorded In Chesterfield
County Court, can be seen AZ the ofiice OF tho
ommissioner, Eleventh street, Richmond, or of
the auctioneers. In Manchester.
TERMS One third cash balance at twelve, eiHh-
teen and twenty-four months; or, one-fourih cash
balance ar four eight. and twelve months. Interest
added notes to be given by the purchasers and title
retained till the purchase. money be fully paid.
JAMES PLEASASTS,
ie 23 .#...# Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01
BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY. KNOWN
AS THE MONUMENT EUTEL.-By virtue OF u
decree of the thaucery Court Of the city OF Rich
mond entered on Tho 20tn OF February, 1875. and
by consent OF the parties So Interest: we shall. as
special commissioners thereby appointed. sell ON
the premises at auction. on M0NDa Y. 9th July.
1875 ut 8 O'Clock r. ~, III fair; II not The next
fair day thereafter the we-kDowD and truly yalu.
able MONUMENT HOTEL NRuPERTY, at the
northwest corner Of Grace ard Ninth streets 'front.'
ing on the former 80 3 ~ feet, on the latter
I83 4.12 feet with deph on the north line Of
1870 feet, and width on the rear line OF 10 2-l2
feet for that depth The hotel Is partly three and
partly four stories above the Easements, aud con-
tains sixty rooms 1.-The wooden tenement adjoining
contains seven rooms); Kitchen. laundry, servants
apartments, stables, carriage. house, &c.
Situated In the geographical centre OF the city, In
front of tapitol street aud the handsome Capitol
Square with elevation insnring healthfn air and
fine views of the surrounding country,it II justly
considered rs the most desirable position within It's
limits for much. needed hne hotel.
TERMS One.ffth cash balance In equal install
menrs OF six Twelve eighteen twenty. thirty
thirty-six, Forty two forty-eIght. fty -four. and
sixty months, with interest payable half.yeariy on
ell the deferred payments, for negotiable notes for
each separate instalment Of principal and " nle-
rest and the title retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid und q conveyance directed by Tie
court. WILLIAM GREEN,
A. L. BUULWARE,
je24 Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

In tue village Of Bsrsop, ia the district OF
Shahabad, a tiger Of large size was sitting 10
a sugar-cane field. The alarm was gwen, and
brought together many people, nmong whom
there were two Gowatia youths, who had
been tending their bu6aloes close by. While
the whole crowd dared not approach the
tiger, one of these young men proceeded,
barehanded, towards the fereeious ani.Dai.
which In one leap brought hin up6er bis
body. The man, although 10 such position,
bad the presence OF mind 10 catch hold oil
the forelegs Of bis adversary. while The other
youth, with unparalleled boadness aud dex
terity, ran and toek hold Of the tigers neck
4 scufie ensued, and. the spectators now
lending their assistance, the brave Gowaiia
youths came out victorious with their adSer'
sary slain and fallen at their feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

NJ. Paul soleillet, VINO is promoting 70
Paris scheme for railway from A,Iera
across the Sahara, and by way Of Tim.Sesoo
to Senegal %. has explored part OF what Is
10 all our biographies known as Rseat sapoy
desert, and declares that u 10 tery muen-
shused section OF the earth's surface Along
n great uart of the way be found fertile
soil. producing both African and European
plants, He Is good enough 70 e1mit, how.
ever, that vegetation has TO contend with q
dry climate. In one place It was SO much OF
a desert that ne aud oil bis PARTY were com.
pef.ed to }tsmount to piake track for the
animals. He found no dangerous animals IA
the Sahara, aud nonesat all sarger than Zee
ostrich and the gsz lie. BE noticed that In
this region distant objects ~ere very sharply
defined to the eye, and that certain OF the
stars appeared the cssor which elsewhere
they only assume when viewed through
teipScoup H..
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE so, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cesne s19 agent
disc and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent:
Bark Tarpeian, Young, Liverpool uta City Peint,
salt TO Lee, Seldom & Co., and merchandise to Pur-
cell, Ladd & Co.
Brig Cacique, Bents, Rio Grsnde do Sui, -four,
Dunlop Z McCsnce. s.urn .3 s...r -.
Schooner L.. & D. Fisk. Baker, Newcastle, Del,
uin Osborne's. coal, CuIrie & TO-. :. .a,
oss ao9 e. PsrieE New
Schooner j. P. Kelsey, steelman, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis Il Parker. -.TtEe sl q sa. Il. o..
.'- CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. ae ...s...s
From Boston juno 2Sth, schooner s. II. Sample,
Little. .......... ...- -
The schooner farmers Return, from Richmond
will, slaves, was 1T Norfolk yesterday
mond for New York with coal, put into Norfolk
leaking badly on Tuesday last. s.s.E
m ans stS ms al On
monJ, arrived at Sew York june sstl
Ward. Crsne c. Il. Wins. inman; MS s ). Deian.
Hendricks: Z. G. Edwards, Chamberlain: u. >.
Miller, Mills, from Virginia, arrived at New York
The schooner S. B. Franklin, Null, from Rich
nond, arrived at Boston June 2Stn .
BY telegraph. ....-s.
NEW YORK, June 3Q.-Arriyeo Bohemia, Vile
de Paris. Arrived out: Victoria, Clio, Alien Jen-
ny. Li!lesand, Savannah, Cycia, Caroline, Amelia,
Harding. .a-
DISABLED.
NORFOLK, June 3O.-The steamship Seminole,
Captain Matthews. Of The Bostun and Savannah
Line, which was disabled off cape Hatteras, wus
towed III from Cape Henry this afternoon. ca plain
Matthews reports that he fell In with the steamship
Vera Cruz, from Havana Tor New York, SuEday
moraing ar O'Clock, twenty mites northwest OF
Cape Hatteras under sail, with machinery disabled.
She needed no assistance. The passengers by the
seminoe were forwarded 10 Boston last night by
the steamer William Laurence.
BARK BURNED.
NEW YORK, June 80 The bark La Bonnie in.
.cntion, Captain Sofrweli. from Demarara with
sugar tor Liverpool, was ilrDed at sea the 23ds
nstast. The captain, crew. and one passenger were
rescued by the Li0eria which arrived here Today.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

Ever since the New York and Canada
railroad was flushed between Whitehall and
Ticouderoga, at place called "Nigger Hol-
low" In the north part of the towo OF Put
nam. great trouble has been experienced by
the road-bed sinking. The place is located
in a swampy portion Of the lake. Numerous
loads of earth have been dumped in the
place, but still the roadbed continues to dis
appear. Old canal-boats have been sunk
alongside of the road; on the hulks long
timbers have been placed, on the top Of
which immense quantities of stone have been
laid. Still the track has persisted 10 sinking,
and when train Of cars passes over the spot
the speed has to be materially lessened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

Some of our most prominent citizens were
discussing the political aspect aDd caHvassiDg
the chances Of the different candidates, when
the rest appealed to one Of the party who bad
been saying very little, aud whose standing
was indefinitely understood, for his opinion
about politics. The gentleman seemed lit
tie burt to find that bis intimate friends were
in doubt ss to bis views, and drew himself
up to his full height and proudly informed
bis colleagues be intended then and there to
settle thai question forever. 81 desire," said
he, "to have my views on the SUBJECT clearly
perceived; in a matter of so much moment
every man should take q bold and decided
stand. Gentlemen. for the future / am an
independent Democratic Republican,
Sacramento Bee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01
BY 6runbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Dask.

mrE
EXECUTORS SALE OF BUILDING
Ia LOTS IN THE PLAN OF .MAGNOL!A."
ON LEIGH AND MOORE STREETS, AT AUG
TION.-In part execution OF the provisions OF the
viii Of the late Nathsoiel y. Bowe VIII sell st
public auction: upon The premises, on sAIGHDA A.
I'll EVEN BEAUTfFUL BUILDiNG LOTS In the
plan of @ Msguol!s," situated on the north side Of
Leigh street between the residence recently occu-
pied BY Mr. Holzhauer ana Boue street. each
fronting from 90 to 80 feet by depth OF ITS feet
Also. SIX PRETTY AND ELEVATED LOTS
on the south side Of Moore street between Kinney
and Bowe streets, Of the same dimensions as those
Oh Leigh street. - Y. .s,.- .a..
These lots are located In adestrabIcand improving
portion of the city, and should attract those who
wish 10 buy with o view OF building themselves
homes. as they are now buying from first hands,
and therefore at mach lower prices Than the
same lots can be bought hereafter. 40 e59 -
TERMS: ODe-fourfh cash: balance at four, eight,
and twelve months tor negotiable notes with inte-
rest ADDED and secured by deed OF trust.
N. w. BOWE,.
Executor Of n. f. Bowe, deceased. +
GRUBBS & VI ILL1AMs, Auctioneers. te %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01
BY James II. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
office corner o t Eleventh and BaRk streets.

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE REAL tsTATE IL The G e INT
OF HENRILO, on THE RICHMOND. FREDE-
RICKSBURG AND POTOMAC KAlLRyAla
NEAK Hungary STATI0N, AND AB0GT
AT AUCIION.-In ex. cution Of 3 decree OF the
Chancery Court OF the city Of richmond rem dered
on The 18th day. OF 5s,pe, 1875, In the case OK
Glazebrook us. slszebrook, viii. as special COM
missioner thereby appointed. proceed 70 pup.
lie auction, upon the premises, on FRIDAY The 20
day OF July. 1876, at O'Clock d., at the RISK ana
cost Of the former purchasers, Msssrs W. q WOE or,
sham and James r. sutton, DR., TWO TRACTS 0F
LAND designated us Lots Nos. !, 2, and 4. and
and 8, In the clan OF Glazebrook's farm-one desg,
mated Us Lots Nos. 1, and f. co, tanning 209 2.io
acres, with all the improvemens the reon, being the
same formerly purchased by The said W. q: wor,
sham, ESQ.,; the other. designated as Lots Noe. o
and g. containing AZ a 90 acres with all ihe I'M
proyements thereon, being tie same formerly pur-
chased By James T. sutton, Jr. .
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance at six,
twelve, aud eighteen months for negotiable DotS,
interest added, and title retained until the whole
Of the purchase. money is paid, and CONVEYANCE -
ordered BY the court. JOHN HoWAkD:
-.JtMEs N. TAYLoR q SON Aactieneers: geM
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A foe to God was never true friend to
man.- Young.
Unreasonable haste Is the direct road to
error.-Moliere.
Many good purposes lie in the church
rd.--Philip Henry.
Who gives trifle meanly is meaner than
the trife.. -.Ldodter.
Human knowledge is the parent of doubt.
Lord Greville.
Hate no one; hate their vices, not them.
seiyes.-" Brasnard,
We forgive too little; forget too much.
Madame Soeetchine.
Literature is great staff, but q sorry
crutch..-- Walter Scott.
Good nature is stronger than tomahawks.
Emerson.
A knavish speech sleeps in foolish ear.
Shakespeare.
Loan oft loses both itself and friend.
Shakespeare.
Light and lust are deadly enemies. -Make.
speare.
Manners are stronger than laws.-Aleran-
der Carlyle.
The less We deserve good fortune the more
we hope for it.-M0l,ere.
Nothing is denied to wel.directed labor.
Nothing is ever TO be obtained without it.
We are getting out and busting our mad
dog items.-Boston Neaos.
No legacy is SO rich as honesty.-Shake-
speare.
When all else is lost, the future remains
Bouee. ...........
Jealousy dislikes the world to know it,
Byron. -.. ...
Hope is light diet, but very stimulating.
Bdizdc.
Diligence is the mother of good luck.
Franklin.
selEtrustis the essence of heroism.-Emer.
son.
The innocent seldom find an uneasy pillow.
Cooper.
Laws are the soyereigns of soyereigns
Louis XIV.
All the passions seek that which nourishes
them; fear loves the idea Of danger.-Jou.
bert.
Beauty is worse than wine; it intoxicates
both the holder and beholder.-Z thinner
mann. =, ...r........ -... .......+.. -a..-...
Beef tea between the values. in place of
wine, is highly Recommendations those
who like it.
Niagara Falls will soon be destroyed. Elk.
cursion trains from this city daily.-Phila.
de!phia Express. .,-o. .s..
The habit Of looking on the best side OF
every event is worth more than thousand
pounds q year. johnson. .,..a.a r. -s.
There is no dearth Of charity in the world
in giving, but there is comparatively little
exercise in thinking and speaking.-Sir P.
Sidney. ~'s .ios's '''*s
Great souls forget not injuries till time has
put their enemies within their power, that
they may show forgiveness is their own
Dryden.
Every man has in himself q continent of
undiscovered character. Happy is he who
acts the Columbus to his own soul.-Sir ~.
Stephens. "E'.s.~'<:< Es..r.t ..a7a
One of the noblest uses to which that mag.
niicent invention the telegraph is put is to
transmit to the sporting fraternity through.
out the civilized world the very latest incl
ligence concerning the doings Of prizs-fight-
ers.- Washington Chronicle.
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OFFERINGS At The CORN EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS AT The CORN EXCHANGE.
The following is . statement Of the offerings on
,rhanue for The year ending 30th June. 1873
u heat-Whl,p, 259,055 bushels: red; 3Oa,l01
bushels. Corn-White, 210,560 bushels; yellow
"a bushels: mixed, 4l.l73 bushels. Oats, 1872,
700 bust els; rye. 3,279 bushels; f.Sieed, sI
bushels: meal, 9.502 bushels; beans zoo ousneis'
What, IS bushels timothy seen. "a bushels: or,
clmrd-grass seed. 46 business: bluegrass seed, 10y
husha 10 potatoes Q. 74O bushels: clover setd. 81
bushels: -four. 920 parre S: mill -0fal, 59,777
BOUNDS; cried apples. 1910 pounds bag, 253
bales: straw, SO GALES shucks, 800 bales; OATS
3U bales; wool, So pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01
BY j. l.. Appersen,
Real Estate Agent and Aactioneer,
No. 1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
No 1913 EAST FRANKLIN STREET AT AUC-
TiON.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed by A..
Rarratfa and wife 10 the subscriber, GATED l4th OF
Court clerks Office In Deed Book "a 3, page 267,
being thereto required by The beneficiary therein,
shall sell anclion, upon the premises, on e.
Cot. the next tnir DAY thcreafter). the above-de-
scribed property near the southwest corner OF or
MA. Clarke, Esq. baker. The lot has q front OF
81 feet and depth of LII feet. q.
THE LOCATION MAKES THIS DESIRABLE IN.
yESTMENT.
TERMS Cash as 10 81 800, interest thereon, and
expenses of sale: and upon such credit expected to
be lheraD as to the balance Of the purchase.money
as will be announced nj the sale.
JAMES LYONS,
10 % Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01
BY nobert b Lyme,
fsnecessor to Lyme q Brother)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
.'s No, 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT WITH
i VALUABLE BRICK STORE THERE0MN,
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH LINE w ler sE s M
All EIaHTEEHTH STREETS. At Auc-
TIDN-By virtue OF certain tru a ,,,a ar dav
Of 1872 IesorSed c,tR The n
~ y o. q n.oe a7O sbati, in execution or SAID
being BY ;ns 5snsMsSsssfy. 81 the
s,n ~ lime 1875. at tx O'Clock p. NJ. the LOT
BRICK STORE hsre OF s a9m oee
There are four rooms over the store kitche y, &c:
Cash as pay the as Q. S Sy s
-deet.ay about 30 400; as to the resone. on
such terms will be mace sn"wa al ao9r OF sale
will he more liberal than stated, and il so WILL Ds
N'@'c P. r. CHATHAM, Trustee.
POSTPONkMEET. "
The above sale Is POSTPONED until THUksDA1
N. a. raj cav Of july. 1875, at O'Clock r. II.
10 90 p X. GRATTs n, Trustee.