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The New York herald., 1876-10-06


Tho following tho changes in closing prices CON-
pared with those OF yesterday
ADVANCE New York Central, az; Chicago and
Alton Preferred u; G., c., G. ana L. 2A Consoliaa-
tion Coal, !; Delaware and Lackawanna, 2; Erie, X
HANNIBAL and 81 Joseph, = preferred, Ia; Harlem,
I; Lake Shore, IA Michigan Central, ~ Morris aud
Essex, St New Jersey Central 5a Northwestern
preferred, u; New York and New Haven, " OHIO and
mississippi, 1s Rock Island, l.; Wabash, u Western
Union, u; Adams Express. a United States Express,
DEcILys.--Gold, NJ St Paul preferred, x; COM
mon, IN; Northwestern common, "a.
The rest OF tho market was stationary.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money closed easy ut a2h per cent on call The
following the rates OF exchange OH New York
as tho aforementioned cities to-day Savannah.
buying par. selling u; Charleston, easy, 5-I6 to
par; Cincinnati, steady, 90 discount; New Orleans
commercial. "; bank, u discount Chicago, 100
discount, and ST. Louis l25 to $50 discount Sterling
exchange was quiet bu. arm; primo asking rates,
ls3k Ass; selling ra.os. 4s2h a Asa and asa
Aslk. Rechmarks, e45S a 9is and 9s 955..
Gables, o5k 955s. Prime Paris, 620ss and 5.lS&
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at l0ox and declined to lo9ls. closing
~ the latter figure Tho borrowing rates L. ~
aud per cent. Loans we're also made nat
OPERATIONS or ran GOLD xxcuASex BASE.
6oa oaances 81, 5bs 20
CuIency balances. loo5 lol
usoss
CLEARING HorsE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. SIC. .064 003
Currency balances. .................. 6,l5s, sos
Eold exchanges. ............... ... $3.50 3I4
Gold balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,1yS. 150
TIE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day 324 900 gold
Sn account OF interest and redemption Of $40
bonds. Tho subTreasury released silver coin
to-day. Tho total coinage at tho mints during the
nensh Of September was ooo oo0 including 900
gold coin, 100000 trade dollars and 81 600 900 sub
sidiary silver.
Washington despatch says:--'rhc Comptroller OF
bhe Currency has called Tor report showing tho
AAsioA el ths AaAsoaAl baAks uA MONDAY. oosebss a
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT STEADY BUT 1-16c. LOWER;
FUTURES CLOSED STEADY AND l-32C. A 1-16c.
HIGHER-YLoUR sTRoNG-waEAT aENESAL-
LY UNCHANGED-CoRN EAsIER-oATs UN-
cHANGED-wHIsKEY HIGHKR-PoRK DULL
LARD DULL-PETEoLEUM UNCHANGED-sPIR-
IT'S TURPENTNE DULL AND EAsIKR-RosIN
DULL AND RAsIER-oILs FIRM-CoFFEE
YInM-sUaAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIRM.
THURSDAY, Oct SO T.. NJ
Tho merchandise markets were characterized by tho
same features that obtained latciyvz activity
Change Gour was active for export and the lower
grades wore higher. Wheat without decided
change, except for spring. which was lower. Corn
was easier, with moderate inquiry Oats were with
out decided change. whiskey was higher. Pork and
lard dull. Frsights firm. Cotton the spot
steady but Lie lower Future deliveries closed steady
and l-32c Lice higher Coffee very Grm. Sugar
was unchanged Naval stores dull and easier. Oils
were lrm. Petroleum unchanged.
CoyYxE-Tho market Braxs very frrn. with
OF 1000 bags Rio, Louis L. SQuires aud 1853 bags do
Pascal both private The market tor mild coffee
wasrong During the past week tho following sales
made prices within the -235s bags Msracsbo
57y7 do Ceylon. i034 do Mexican 6s3 do ST. Domingo
426 do savana 100 do Costa Rica. 81 do Jamaics and
Curacoa Tho stock 10 ao576 grass Java 1879
bags Maracsbo 27i do. Costa Rcs 9j do Mexican and
i42I do savanilia We quote ordnsry cargoos, i5sso
. &c.,. fair do IKE. lsc good do lsAc. is5sc-
prime is4c ioe extreme for lots. i59sc 2oc ;
Santos fair GOOD Tie lsc. gold, ninety days; Java
Singapore. lie lec: Ceylon. lesc. y Isc Mar.caibo
i5,sc lss.; Lagu.yra. iytc Ihc Jamaica. l5ssc
Costa Rico. loc iyc: Mexican. lesc. 174e; Manila,
I5tsc. Iohc Angostura. ioc i1c savaniila. lSlc
lSc. Curacox. i5c. u l6isc.
Corrox.The market Tor spot cotton was steady, but
Lice. The market for future deliveries opened hrm,
aud sales made advance OF 32c The advance
sustained during he day AID the market closed steady
With the prices showing an aivauee Of i3ac Lice as
compared with yesterday closing prices The closing
prices to-day compare with Wednesdays as foliows:-
L u. Ia. .l...A &
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inst lie has also declared dividend In favor OF the
creditors OF the First National Bank OF Mansfield Ohio
and First atona Bank of Anderson Ind, OF ten per
cent each making total Of 45 per cent for the Mans
field bank and 25 per cent for the Anderson bank"
Tho revenue receipts to-day $500 900; customs
ceps. $40o 900; bank notes received Tor redemption,
100000
GOVERNMENT BoxDs
Government bonds were active and lowor and closed
at the following otatons-Uniled States currency
sixss l24 l24,z; do do. 1881, registered, lloi4
l16H; do. do, do, coupon, III ll7ls do do 1865,
registered, l09k l09x do. do do. coupon, li2,s
1929; do. do, do, new, registered, ll2A ll2S:
do do. do. do, coupon. l24 a1l2bs; do. do. 1857,
registered, 1853 l15i4; do do. do coupon ll5s
l15h do. do 1865. registered, 1854 all7k; do do.
do, coupon. 1l6a NIX; do tenfortes. registered,
ll34 Ia do do. coupon ll4. ll5; do. nves, lssl
registered, ia Has; do. do, do, coupon, llSb
ll4,s; do. as. HOY lloA.
soREiGN MARKET.
London sdvces report change in the Bank OF
England rate OF discount, which has becn per cent
for long time past The Bank OF England lost specie
the OF Gil, 600 during the ending yes
terday and gained flo 900 balance today The pro-
portion OF its reserve its liabilities has been ro-
duccd from 62s. last week to COS. The market Tor
consols and American securities was about steady Al
yesterdays prices Al Paris rentes lucuated slightly
closing little higher than yesterday At loo 3d. The
specie the Bank OF France decreased O00L dur.
ing the week. At Frankfort Cnited States new hves
continue steady at 1929. The following are hve r H.
London quotations :-Consols for money, 951 do for
account 95 nvetwenty bonds OF 1865, old LOG; five
twenty bonds Of 1867 loe ten-for,y bonds los; new
fves, lo7x, Erie common shares, ea9s
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds during the morning were dull Tho
ooiA M C,r
consolidated, saA 81 for convertible and II for
American Dock Improvement Company sevenE Nor
ris and Essex rsts brought 1T and consolidated 100
Chicago and Northwestern nrsts sold at los, do
solidated gold coupons being AT 81. Sales Of Union
Pacific sinking funds were made at s1h a9lx. This
afternoon Lake Shore consolidated frsts sold at log,
New York Central Of 1887 l05s and Pittsburg
consolidated sinking funds at l09h. Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated gold coupons sold at o. and
closed ut 94S bid and 94 asked New Jersey Central
frsts were in demand lO7 Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
consolidated rose 70 81 bid and 65 asked. American
Dock Improvement Company's sevens sold at H. Han
nibal and 81. Joseph convertible roso from 77 to 7S
Ohio and Mississippi seconds sold at So Al the final
close New Jersey Central consolidated frsts advanced
from 81 to sex and Lehigh and wikesbarre consoda-
ted to 81 bid ana 65 asked The following were the
closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds
Union irsts. l06h 1861
Union land grants. lou loO "a
Union sinking funds. 8lha 9lA
Centrals Observation-Disclosures. 109h Ito
STATE BANK SHARES.
In State bonds there transactions outside OF
District Columbia 365s At FOX. Bank shares sold at
S9x for Fourth National
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The following is the quarterly statements Of the
banks Of the city OF New York the 23d day Of
September. 1876. compared with the preceding re-
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Included in 2o bales arrive Delivered
contract 80 bacs. FOR utGrc delivery the sales
follows Yesterday after r. MOctober, JDU ~
10 lsiic: November. 100 a. lie January, 100 At
III 7j-c February, 700 AT III lj32c; April, JUO a.
III 25-32c. Total 200 bales To-day up TO r. Mo-
tober 700 10 3fs2c 2cU At 10 90 at 10 81 32c
November 100 lie. 6O) st IL Isle TOO at III Lice
DecemDsr, 40 At IKE. 40 at n a.s2c January. 10
Nc, l5OD III yS2c. $40 At III 5idc February 80
IA 15-s2c 10 IA 7-l6c, 40 IL l552c 200 at
III 7iGc ltU at l53la March, $40 Mt llsc; April
III 27-y2c.. 1900 IL 1885,; August, yDu st 214c.
Total. II. Loo bales GRAND total 1850 bales The
ceips she port. follows 24S9 bales;
New Orleans, 4<50 Mobile. .z55: savannah 3,Us6,
Charleston. as74: Wilmington, 663 Norfolk s,Ssl New
York 10; Boston, 2s7; Philadelphia, 81. TOTAL, 1874
balcs. rh, day las. week, i43i7 bales This day last
10 2y2 bales Total since september 32I 2cS baes
Cotton irefghs closed follows 20 Havre by steam, Nc
comoresssd 10 namDnrg, BY steam, icc, compressed.
steam. lt33d by sail. 80 d. . 5 lid
FLOUR -Kecepts Flour. l3567 bbls wheat,
81 s7S bushels; a35 bbls and 7s5 ks corn
Isl $50 busheis OATS e6D do rye, H. iU3 barley,
~ l77 do barley ait ~ i3j do rhe Hour
hrmer under tccrsbly sctive demand psrsicaary for
beow 81 per bu The sales 1900 bbis.
eudng state, Western southern at the annexed
tsson n0ux steady. with sAlss Of 10 bb Corn
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4o.724 40. 800 1l3.i47 1870
1870 40 2v5 -
5i. .u9f 40. 100 1912 l.270
$50 l.SBS l2.l55
oo.oo4 81. ISL lOl. .2S7 l,27O
a5,ses s5.oi7 1924 ia.4s4
1922 s2.775 81,


srEARiSE-Receipts l3J ticrces and 10 The mar.
ket dull and nominal ut lie for prime Western.
TALLow.-Roccpts-l3 hhd~, III bbln aud ~ casks
The market steady but quiet The sales l75oJo
lbs. ut s1ac. SIC.
WnIskxY. xY.-Keceipts-5ls bbis. Tho market aruses
50 bbls sold nj 81 ID and 90 bbls. alcohol - IL
FRrJcHrs Rates held hrm and quite liberal de-
vsed grain vessels other classes of
moved slowly The eng~gements embraced TO Liverpool
steam 100 boxes cheese at foc.a soc grain
SD assd and BY saii spo bushels grain At 81 Lon
dom New York, SAIL 70 hhds- tobacco. 32s Cd. per
5000 boxes cheese +os 10 Glasgow. stes,
bushels grain At Sd GO 1s To Bristol oy SAIL $50 III
cake 2s id aud cent To Hamburg. per steam
.ierce lard at as ed Ths charters comprsed "A Brush
bark 6Sf hercp from Charleston Liverpool
Have. with cotton AT i5-.52d Norwegian bark
from Baltimore Havre. with Virgins tobacco 35c.
bark 300 from Baltimore Rottc crdar
with general private British bark ~.
tons to Cork Tor ORDERS with slate at 2ss ~
Italian hence Cork for orders with 1900
grain ut American bark hence dii port Ia
the Bristol channel. with 800 do. 3D. British
bark hsnco voyage. with so ~ do do. Same
rate Austrian bark date last evening" hence
with 80 5s. 3D. Norwegian bark. reported
with $500 do. do Cork tor ordery Norwegian
bark reported from Philadelphia London with bbs
-four At aud pei Norwegian bark. thence TO
orders with 800 qunfters grain nj os ID Ger
m An schooner S6 tons hence TO the German Baltic
bbls. refined petroleum u.s. 3D.. Norwegian bark
hence 70 United Kingdom direct. with 400 bbs on
IA arms
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1915 AND ll:30 A. A

il6x $1,000 US SAC. g. '0sbcc ll7k
llot. l,o y > o's. ,u-4U Z. ia
l1o1s 1000, Y 5 SIS, l0-aU, c llSA
ll2T 1000 I o's, cur. I24h
,o9,a 1000 do.........b Q l24h
nay 10000 do........... l24h
lll.4
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wheas was In moderate inquiry and sprng easier
1he sales about 1000 bushels part last evening"
IL 90 81 g s s 81 e css.s. s sa No.
e for old wnsI filmed. red IN & soss 2 % for ne. d snos
s Tor amber in store and 81 . for Old winss ID
sssc. Tor sail closing with sellers figure 5sc
oa low and 0r & ss ,s se n
Oats were steady Tor prime Old sa' saet and eay Tor new
aoc new Western so Tor unnerchsntaoe, sie
G rejected and Soc for old Grade No m M ~ss.
a. 7sc 7+c for Western quoted a. Soc SIZE for state
rar asD wa. rn sS sus We
asss sale G sa of fasa as @
5 Fl sSos s.a anf .a all. s sa @ 5sqsa rod &
5se. currency jnts butts 2ysc. cash ana .ims cur.
s ss1sy asni,. hemp 7ts Sc oId si'a hemp Se
IoL.ssnsihe msrkos isr Now Orleans remained s,cady
sas arssnsfs ,ss i1
as .aa s's c
so a I sssHns ~; 80 . s,s aS srsssry s aos rsTo
ri. sv to % good aos sc prime % choice, Sae see
MAYA. saoTks ss marse, was dun and easier We
we Of tarpsntine ts sac rosin strained
ton, ~ 90 pitch s. ia, Advces from wilmington ~ere
anss aa'hs @ t. Is5 o nr@ v1sn y 10 10
and bbls. s3c 5lc cocnseed, crude SIC a42sc.
SSss ysss 4s @ @ sc sperm
crude. 81 3 do blcaehed winter II eo do natural do.
IIeached winter sse. loc. winter ash as
47c ude fish, 3Jc.
PrrsoLrua.-rhc market duh. but unchanged
Tho closing prices were as follows :-Crade IN bnik
sae soc naghihs ise 10 refined. f6iadsInaia
@ ~ y aas; S and ASs .,s.y % i he M T'Ss l %
United; shipment-no uansacsions Parkors steady /:
Us lard s4a .iecs
sss s11 and 5 s'sS9 pork
s M ds n and ia "me. I'm so.ns e. The
bid $40 - asked. for seller year and s5 90 bid. 81 so
Gu m led sno
der sold AZ and 5o do rc hams a, ioc Fresh hams
fresh shoulders 6sc 7c. picked hams l2c
picked 1slies i,;n ins lac p.eLled shoulders At s
sc Tor city and se for Western long clear 200 boxes
city s S 0s so Il s part d. !. Ne
Barrels, extra mess $40 Sil; plain mess, ~ $40:
sas India mess $s prae 'y MESS. ST. bsof hams
quoteq At $50 S2i for prime Western
shoulders 5ooooso shoulders sold at o. The lard
market was dull but steady The closing ,a prices were
asked January, 50 sas bid 50 si.a asked; February
ior seller year s71S 20 January Spot slcs
At SO - sio s Ecnsd was quiet We note sass Of
500 ,ierces for the Continent, delivery year. at $40 40
South America at 1,c and licrces Cuba at o5sc
u active va ana .a,s @ ss oek Of
prime 59sc. exc; Louisiana, air 10 prime 5ac-
iS.y S"1 se aV Se rans sooa e a7
Rangoon in bond, 2ssc 2s.c gold
changed: l75 hhds Museovado aud centrifugal sold Ut
$40. 9yc Refined was in good demand aud Grm. We
aSa grocery ar choice @ so a
hhds. and boxes. Nos 10 IL eiac 9sc do. moasse
osss refined staadsrd 4, lose OF losse crushed
Tho stock oi raw sugar is as iollows:-
stoch fasceytainedb nv actual ~'' '
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HAVANA, Uct. 8. 1873.
spssish sod 22sk aSo Exchange quiet, On The Unss,
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER l876-TRlPLE SHEET

meal steady 50 80 for Brsndywne a 10 81 10 for
Western aud ~ rs 81 for Jersey yellow sales 90
bhls and 1000 SACKS at the annexed quotations We
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STATE BONDS AND BANK SHARES.
In State bonds there were no transactions outside OF
District Columbia 365's At FOX. Bank shares sold at
s9K for Fourth National
THE AMERICAN MINING BOARD.
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SECOND BoARD--l ?.

5000 Tenn e,s. new.
SotO Tenn t''s.n series
0OoO Am oh x Imp ia
500 CAN w c c I b.
- 40 h Z : J SIS. con
1000 ced y h NJ ist.
1000 \ \ Cen 6's, 's7.
100 Fac of No lat.
lonC K T. con S r.....
10 abs LEILA ,;an b Q
lAuO Most Tn rel..b .
$40 do. ...... b5
10 'as ali -. ID {
IN Ny o. I'm ~ -
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
HAVANA MARKET.

LIVERPOOL OH -Luvsaroof. Oct. s--Kvsnins. =
Lnsecd oil, x0s. por
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Isnliriki<s
$50, $40, 400 sss, n5, 200 Dec si.o7a, 200

!. $50, ,s45, 400 $50, ZIG, 200 Inc. 81, SO. 500
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states sixty days currency 1a discounts short sight,
do. discount 90 par: sixty days gold, ~ premsm
short slghg, do 90 3sz premium: London ~ zo9
premium on Paris, 90 premium.
sugar dull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-16
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,l
RICHMOND, VA. August (, 1875.
CCHEDIII II OF TIP ANS TAKING EE.

OTECT AUGUST 6, 1s7G.-TRAIN No NEW
YORK AND NEW ORLEANS EXpnEss:-Leayes
M eave ca s burke * IL
at 3:54 p NJ: leaves Clover at 5:55 2. d.; leaves
Wolf-Trap at 6:26 P. NJ; leaves Ringgod at 1886
DanvilIe at $40 p. N; leaves Greensboro at 1925
2. NJ; leaves Thomasyille at 1l:2l p. NJ. leaves
Salisbury at 1892, A; NJ; leaves China Grove at l
A. IL. arrives at Charlotte ut 2:42 A. N. This train
st0ps only at stations named above.
TRAIN NO. 2.-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
ExPREss.7-Leayes Charlotte at 2:l5 a. 81; leaves
Grove at $3.50 A. NJ. leaves Salisbury at i:l9 A. 81;
leaves Thomasyille at SEA A. M leaves Greensboro
8 She At Dfese r. Sa A. at
NJ; leaves Wolf-Trap at 1896 A. NJ: leaves Burke
Vile at 12:45 p. NJ leaves Chuh at Lac P. 81. ar
rtves ut Richmond ut $40 Z. N. This train stops
only 1t stations named above.
TRAIN No. 3.-THRoUGH MAIL-SEw YORK
TO SAyANNAH.-Leayes Richmond at $50 A. NJ
at $50 P. NJ; leaves Danyille at 1:55 p ~; leaves
Greensboro at 4:36 T.. NJ. leaves Salisbury at 70l
lsupper) P: b.. arrives at Charlotte at 90s L. u.
TRAIN No. a.-sAyASxAn AND NEW YORK,
observation-disclosures Charlotte at 553 a. u. leaves
at $3.50 A. NJ; leaves Greensboro at 1858 7. NJ;
leaves Danyille ut l:34 p. NJ; leaves Dundee az
a4s NJ leaves Bgrkeys at SS5 f M ar
TRAIN No. 5.-LYSCHBURG Acc0MMoDATf0S,
Westwardm:-Lcayes Richmond at 1915 A; n; arrives
p a arrives at at Lyn S at $50
TRAIN No. 6.-LYNCIBURG ACCOMMODATlOS,
Eastward-Leaves Burkevilie ut $40 A. ~; arrives
ut Richmond ut $40 A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 7.-LOCAL BCRKEvILLE ACCOA2O-
DATIoN daily Except Saturday. Westward-LeaSHSa
Richmond at Z. n: arrives ut BurkeYille at l2:le
A. NJ. ,,
TRAIN No. l0.-LocAL BURKEvILLE Accom-
NOTATION, Eastward-Leaves Hurkeviile 81 a.
NJ; arrives ut Richmond ut r. N.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect ut Richmond Win Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ,.,
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro WIZ
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldstoro. .,.
The through trains connect ut Ricbmoni Will
trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, and New York. ~,
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 connect at Charlotte WIN
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rall'
road to aud from Greenville, Atlanta. Montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all soutnHesH
ern points. t1t-szE-- ,.-,,,,.
Columbia and Augusta railroad for CosuInDia, Az,
gusta, Charleston, Savannah, Tallahassee, anu IN
Southern points. ,,,,u
Train No. Q connects at Burkeyille with The Atar
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchoafs
Chattanooga, and all southwestern points. ,..u,
Tickets sold TO all southern and Southwestern
points, and baggage checked through. o-,o
Unbr0ken gauge from Richmond 10 New OIitana-
Pullman Palace sleeping-c run throusn-o ss"oeI
Richmond and Atlanta.
Local tickets are good only for acontinuous pItf
to the points named on the ticket No ly-vsr SieeA'
Will be given. L. NJ. X; TALtuitr
JOHN Z. MAcAURDo, General Passenger A;snL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-16
BY FIJI. Sampson @
81 successor 10 Sims & Sanpson),
Real Estate Agent and Aucdoneer.
No. GAL Hull street, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TRULY YAH

TRUSTEES SALE OF TRULY YAH
i LIABLE REAL AND PERSONAL PROpERt:s,
SEVEN MILES FROM MANCHESTER, AEAE
TILE GOVERNMENT QUARRY, ON THE klCH-
MOND AND DANYHLE RAILROAD@By virtue virtue
wife-one TO Henry Hudnall trustee FOR George
Watt, DR. dated March 8, 1874, and the other from
same 10 T. NJ Conner, trustee for Charles w. Tur.
ner, dated 18th May, 1S76-both OF WHICH SAID
deeds arc duly of record In the clerks once OF Ine
County Coust of Chesterfield county, ne Will sell at
public auction, on the premises being so 70
THURSDAY, September 2Sth, ut O'Clock L. Si:
If faIr II not, the first fair day thsreafter that
VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on which ,
said John H. Burton now resides, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES, with good
usually found on Virginia farm with large orchard
and1 well wooded and watercd. We VIII also sell
at the same time and place one other Small
TRACT without buildings, containing ABOUT IHih-
TY.FIVE ACRES, all In woods and pines, ABOUT
1--we miles distant, near Mr.. Anantas Hancocss. on
the Providence road, In said county or Cheserneiu.
The first tract Is the celebrated Rattesnake spring
farm, on the River road, and is considered good
al the same time and place will sell, If neces-
sary for the purposes OF said trusts TWO valuable
plantation MILES.
Persons desiring further information ia regard 10
the property will please call on Dir - sampson az
Ills real estate Office, No 921 Hull street, manches-
ter Va who will lake pleasure In showing THIS Viu
able and conveniently located property: -,
The terms Of the deeds require cash. put more no
eral terms will he announced ut the hour OF safe
" VIC p'A HENRY HUDNALL,
Trustee for George Watt, dr.;
F. NJ. CONNER.
sel5 Trustee for G.. W. Turner.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, VA, September !, 1S76.3

RICHMOND, Y DIRK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
!. RICHMOND, VA, August %, 1875. J
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irlu,,ul,d 1lspa't!.rhI
sATs5RDAY IS. .sEpTEMBER fe, 1876.
personal Notcs.

~
Ex.Goyetnor asker, OF Virginia, has
bought the late residence OF ex-Secse tary
RAlknap, on II street, In Washing y. C.,t
fny &Ssl. t,bn. So the washington CORE
spSndent Of Che Baltimore Sun states.
s Professor Swing, in preaching the otnef
asvs ahn,sf tl,c influence OF natural science.
~ sssIis,ion said that g his Church had not.
hrnken away from theological tysslnny TO
become slaves to new masters.
R,smarck,s health Is better, but he has
hnan shIired to renounce all work and avoid
An excitement. He receives neither letters
nor kilograms pass into the hands OF his
family and official assistants.
There is some use in visiting the Gear and
Empress OF Russia. Prince Humbert and
his wife have Just left st. Petersburgh with
two magnificent presents-a ring set with
rubies and pair Of splendid horses.
MIR. M. d. Conway chronicles change In
the ways OF the English demoiselle. dc
says in the Cincinnati Commercial : II
think, indeed, Q considerable change mas
come over the young English girl IN recent
years, and doubt whether Nathaniel HaW-
taorne, were he now writing about Eng
land, would remark so much her reserved,
fo1dcd.up look and manner as contrasted
with those OF the American girl in her
teens.o
S,Iss Henne. OF the Opera troupe, had
quite an ovation the other night as she
warbled her lays at the Academy. Brignoli,
the Nester OF the company, was Delighted
to have her chant-a-clear note, and the man
aeer cackleated that she was the success OF
the season. and would pullet through
Philadelphia Bulletin.
President Grant, according to CORE
Z spondent OF the New York Herald, who
claims to have recently interviewed him,
has determined to make his permanent resi-
dence in Washington city after ne retlres
from the presidency. He thinks the ma
tional capital is cheaper market and pre-
SCENTS greater social attractions than any OF
the large cities.
Mr.. C. ). O'Hara, Of New Orleans, claims
to possess an original painting OF Raphaeps.
stolen and consequently lost during the
sacking OF Rome by the Constable de Bour-
bon in 1927. It is ssThe Last Supper" and
he notes rs the persons who shave men
toned its existence Quartermere de Quincy
and Spooner lin his Dictionary Of Paint
ers'1 It was given to Marc Antonio Raj.
mondi to engraye. Mr.. O'Hara has traced
back the picture through ninety years OF
burial in New Orleans.
A New York critic describes Miss Linda
Deitz, who plays the heroine parts with
Sothern, as ga slender young lady with an
extra-sized mouth, Dutch brogue, and Q
well-halned lisp"
Jacques Herye, aged ninety-seven, is the
oldest veteran at the Inyalides in Paris. He
had both arms and leg carried away by &
cannon-ball at the battle Of Waterloo.