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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-22
''n BY Lancaster & Lucke,
x Stock and Real Estate Brokers.
=. IL State Bank Building.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TON OF VALUABLE MINING AND BAL
ROAD PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD COuN.
Of Of ses ON
18th day Of June, 1876, In the suit ni LanStScr
and Others trustees, against the Clover Hlt ar.a1
Company, shall, as special commissioner appoia,ssa
by said decree proceed TO sell by public anct!on ut The
Office of Lancaster Lucke, No. III MAN stree,
in the city Of Richmond. at the hour OF II Q CLOCK
on THURSDAY the goth July, 1876, the following
pEGpSTTh1 ss vihtIUABLE PROPERTY knoxn as tie
CLOVER HILL MINES. In the county Of C hixy
field s9n7istipg Of NISa snd M T nST
5A26 sA Acf HSspR ri Sp&sN aba siSY
ACRES in which the Clover Hill Company holds
gndyasd and leaSehS1s aa az tne 2s
and also the GLOVER HILL RAILROAD, which
Is twenty-one miles In length, running from CiH'T
gu 9ss e osspF1es On JANIS rys I IN 81
TtoN-HOUsES, WHARvEs AT osBoRNE's, and
COAL RESERVOIR. Az Of the above prGI%Tl
tall have been printed and will be furnished to Al
who desire to inspect them. %. ..ftI :,
The terms Of sale WI he; ps sS On a,v
July, 1877: 1910 on the lst day Of Jann5s,,S
1878; Sl,640 on the lst day 9fJuly, 1875; - 5io
on the 1st day of january, 1879, ana $500 y
such one third thereof shall he ril
In cash, one, third thereof In six months, AMI one
third thereof In twelve monthSIsnch deferred Ia,,
I
chasers, with approved endorsers TO be secured v!
deed Of trust on the property.
2. And at the same time and place silail aiso ~
'by public auction, and under hesauthoriiy oi ui
same decree, ONE LOCOMOTIVE.,TIlRT ih n1
COAL-CARS, TEN GONDOLAS, THREE Bo1 1
CARS, ONE SECOND.CEASS PASSE siEk-t An AN
This rolling stock Is n use on the Clover .h a
railroad, and may be examined ut any llme ~ W..
desiring to purchase. The terms OF SAFE VIII " U
third cash; one third OH credit OF SIX Inonins a
one third on credit of twelve months silo dels ~
payments to be evidrnced by negotiable notes OF ~
purchasers, with approved endnrsers, ana sf"''
by n deed OF trust on the property. ,,rn|
"a. A TRACT OF PARTIALDY-Tl3IBbhhthr
LAND known as "Tizzars," and lying n s,n, rp
mines containing FIVE HUNDRED AM IiI l.I
TY-THREE AND A HALF ACRES. tine niin1 ~
rights being reserved. they not belonging !" H'
The terms Of sale viii be cash sufficient 10 "a?
debt of about I'll 200 and Us 10 the balance u ~
equal payluents-ons st six nsontlls ana G n} The
twelve morths-eyidenced by tue note Or bona % N; b
purchaser, and secured by deed Of trus. y" -"
PERSONS desiring to inspect the properly wiz snysI
shown through the works, by the managers u "'>'
Trains leave Byrd-street depot at l:20 ~ tiay over
day, Wednesday, and Friday. Tram e snd Friday.
Hll at 6:l5 A. NJ. Monday, Wetnesday;; s Sru
10 1a-tds 1.sd., Special CommisslohcI.-
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The Rape CdSe.-Manchester shares with
all the rest of the world morbid curiosity
as to cases of this nature, as was evidenced
by the large crowd that gathered in the
courthouse yesterday to witness the trial OF
Joseph Turner (white), charged with rape
upon the person Of Pal1as Boyd (coloreU.
Much Of this may be attributed, however,
to the fact that this is the first case in this
State in which white man has been charged
with such an offence against colored
woman. Turner is a minor, and doubtless
of gentle disposition, although he has a
rough way of showing it. Pallas is girl Of
scarcely fourteen, though would hardly be
taken for more than twelve. Her evidence
was clear enough, and would have convicted
him but for that of Primus. colored boy,
who was with her at the time OF the occur
renee. From what he said Pallas had charged
him to say nothing about it, as seventy
five cents would be forthcoming soon from
the angelic Turner. Upon this Judge Clop-
ton said that it was useless to proceed further
with the case, as consent had been proven.
The jury, upon this, rendered averdict of not
guilty without retiring from their seats; and
Turner was discharged from custody. He
was represented by Messrs. G.. d. Wise, s..
Brooks, and B., A. Hancock, and the Com
monwealth by Messrs. Atkinson and B., L..
Pulliam. A variety Of opinions were main
tanned among the people present, and many
were so pronounced that the Sergeant had
great difficulty in getting Jury -.
The saddest feature in this case is the fact
that the widowed mother of Turner will
have to sell the bulk Of her property to pay
for her sons defence. t:t'.,it p.
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Ind Diver; prime stain, et 15o@e11 42N eiostng
Inc 1t s1s.zS. Whissey steady ISL Helghts

mid kjwers prime gtEdh 4l1.6Q@B1E. ~ etos1nR
;as Hll.40f1eIl, Fork, $19s7 8. go clos
ing az hiskey steady At " Ereights
: 9 o1',1' = i 49, BALTIHoRE.;
BALTIMORE June III aF1oar active, firm, and nm
CHANGED. southern corn quiet aud easier; white,
67@bsc!;I yellow. 57c.;; western opGiied lower;
closed steadfer Oats steady aud I'm fair demand:
Rye unchanged. Provisions quiet but strong, and
unchanged. lard Hriff; refined, 12xf9121c. Coffee
quiet md unchanged. Whiskey nrfner ana quiet ut
$1.12H.e Sugar firm and in good dernapd, ~. IL
,.,5,.a i,t.l.,s CINCINNATI i'm rifs4f
Il CINCIEHATI, June 21.-Flonr quiet and weak:
wheat firmer, but not quotably higher: Corn quiet
and steady Mt 46@A7c. Oats steady. Rye frtner at
TACTIC. Barley steady. Pork easy at $40. Lard
Steam, 114c.; current make. 11c.: kettle, tl3a9
13kc. Bulk-mea1s quiet shoulders, clear RIB
sides, 1Oc.; clear sides, 0Ac. Bacon steady and
unchanged. hogs In iair demand and lover; TAR 70
shipments, '266 head. Wftskcy strong and In good
LOUISVILLE. 1T,,..,.
LOUISVILLE. juno 21.-FIour dull and unchanged.
Wheat wcaker at gSe. @$1 .05., Corn quiet and UNI
mixed. .32c. Provisions firm and nnchanged.J su-
gar-o cured hams In good demand. Whiskey, S1.l0.
,7eee' }'1-pSs ST. LOUIS 'a's.c';sEr
ST. LOUIS, June 21.-F1our quiet and steady.
Wheat steady. No. red fall, 81 AS; No. red fall
&I.0S. Corn dull and lower: No. q mixed, 42A9
43c. Oats-Nothing done, Rye and barley-No
sales. Whiskey-Nonc on market Pork easier;
jobbing, S20@a20.25. Lard quiet and unchanged.
Bulk meats nOminally unchanged. Bacon hrm !:
shoulders SC; clear rib and clear sides, 114@I1c
.
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BY Cflaffln, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
'..sr#r No, / Tenth street. at

40 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Et.y NEAR MONROE PARK, SITUATED ON
LINDEN, LAUREL, PINE, CHERRY, AND BEL
VIDERE STREETS, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2S, 1876, AT 5
O'CLOCK P. MAT the request Of Colonel Lewis
L. Harvie, of Amelia county, Va, we will sell upon
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, June %, 1875, at
5 O'Clock Z. NJ, large number of the most valuable
LOTS I'm the vicinity Of Monroe Park, situated on
the streets named above. The improvements already
made all about and around this property land which
are daily progressively such to guarantee that
investments made now will not be at random. but are
TO prove remuneraye as any event OF the fu-
ture can he. ...f.st.
WE ARE POSITIVELY INSTRUCTED TO SELL,
WITHOUT LIMIT AS TO PRICE, EVERY LOT PUT
UP. f.- sst tE rs. s.L
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance In three
equal semi-annual instaments, interest added, and
, 1870 - - CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
10 % Ancrioucers
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MARINE rNTEI.LIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 81, 1876.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 81, 1876.
- E.E-at s. ARRIVED. -.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, l.. B. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers. L. B. Tatrm, agent.
coal, Westham Grantte-Works. ...,., -.-.
~ 's SAILED. .,.
Schooner Harry Landell, Taylor, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis 6 Parker. .,..
Schooner Bessie Morris, Burch, New ork, coal,
Curtis q Parker. ~ r,'i.a. "
Schooner Edward Slade, soper, New York, camel
coal, Gervas Storrs, agent - t"3 eel ....
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. ~, . :. :,
From Boston June =, schooner d. Britain soln-
erS. ...-. t
From philadelphia June i 10th, schooner Deborah
II. Diverty, Williams. ,.-: -
MEMORANDA. .
Schooner D. Brittan, Somers, Boston for Rich
m ond, at Vineyard Haven June 18th. : /.
Schooner Mignonette, Austin, from James river,
at Philadelphia June 9th. =
Schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose. from Richmond
for Philadelphia. at Norfolk June GOTH.
Schooner Ella b. Barnes, Larders, from New York
for Richmond, at Norfolk June goth. Il
60. " &. DISASTERS IN APRIL. .,
The Direction of the Bureau Veritas has published
the following statistics Of maritime disasters report
ed during the month Of April 1876, concerning AL
flags: Sailing vessels fepored Ios1TSS English, 10
can, 4 Swedish, 8 Danish, 2 italian, Austrian, l
Portuguese, 10 of which the nationality Is unknown
total, 81; In this number are included 5 reported
Am Ssi seI Italian Of Which the natoaaty IS
8. In this number Is included re-
ported missing. E-s
BY Telegraph. a
FORTRESS MONROE, June 2l.-Passed out: Bark
Edwin, from Richmond for Liverpool. Passed in:
Bark Livingston, from New YorRfor Richmond.
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mr., BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALARGE
" QUANTITY OF VERY VALUABLE Wa
TEReFRONT LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE. OF
THE RICHMOND DOCK AT AUCTION.--:By vir-
tue Of n decree OF the Chancery Court Of Richmond
entered the 18th day Of June, 1885, In The ease
of Richards, &C., ps May0's executor, &c, the un-
derSlgncd, special commissioners thereby appointed
will sell ut auction, upon the preDtsfe on Thurs
DAY, 29th June, commencing a. 8 O'Clock (. Nh
PORTION OF THE REAL ESTATE OF Edward
G. Mayo, deceased, known as the +" sandy Bar"
lying OH the south side Of the Richmond Dock rona-
Ing on street running parallel thereto, beginning
at Shockoe creek and running eastwardlY, so as 70
embrace not exceeding 500 feet front.
This property Is now under rent 70 Mcssrs Stu-
Piles blair, s. z. Iathrop A. G.. Babcock, and yar-
Gus others; and the first lot has In connection Win
ii avery valuable water from the DOCK, which
ts used for milling purposes. 500 ~. s
Its location In the heavy business part OF the
fronting the wafer, affords every faciity Tor the
handling, storage, and manufacture or heavy mef.
chandsse and products; and as there IS but huited
quantity of property OF that character, such an OPP
portunty for buyers is not likely to DO soon AGAIN
afforded. 81 81 - 81 stgf VI ~ -
"A map and survey may DO seen at the office Of che
arcttoneefH. - o..
TERMS: One fourth case; balance At three, six,
nine, and twelve months for negotiable notes. Satn
interest added, and secured by deeds OF trust.
Il. r.. PhGE
81 JOHN Q. sT IsS
III. CARRlNGT0N,
Il 49, : ~ III Commissioners.
GRUpBs s. WILLIAMS, Auet!oneers. je18
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The very large
estate known ms Ellington" containing
l $50 acres, the former residence OF Richard
Thucrt, located south Of Clover Hill pits,
on Appomattox river, owned Jointly by
Henry Cox and R. Il. Wilson, was sold on
yesterday by Messrs. Chafin, Staples Il Co.
to Mr. William Heinds, of Lawrence county,
Pa. for the sum of $4,000. ..
Messrs. James NJ. Taylor L Son sold yes
terday afternoon the house and lot on Thir-
teenth street between Main and Cary, used
for the manufacture OF Valentines meat
Juice. for So 1s5.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
l1l3 Main street, opposite DtspdteH Office.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a THREE.
~ sToRX BRICK STORE, WITH wF DTEL 4;
AND NEAR TO fFIFTEENTH STREET
In pursuance of a decree Of the Ghancery
Court of the city Of Richmond entered on the
9th Of June, 1875 In The suit Of James ,Murpny
special commissioner will on MONDAY, l9lli d,y
Of June, 1876 at O'Clock P. NJ proceed to sell on
the premises. at public auction the BRICK STORE:
with DWELLING above, No. on the south side Of
Franklin street few doors west OF Fifteenth street
The store extends the entire front and length Of thu
house, the upper portion of which has nine rooms
The house Is substantially built with stock brick
front, and has a comparatively, new tin-roof; The
lot fronts 22L feet and extends back between lines Of
l07 and feet to the rea line of the lot, which
90 feet: ~
TERMS !: One third cash: balance In six and twelve
months negotiable notes bearing six per cent inter.
est title deed retained until deferred payments are
made. and the deed ordered by the court.
JAMES Ii. D0OLEf,
Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, AuctiOneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account Of weather until TUES
DAY, June 81. III O'Clock.
In 20-D2 % 26kg7
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z BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Cotton dull and easier;
dull and in buyers favor; common TO fair extra,
S4.S5@$6; good TO choice extra, S6.06 @&S. ~.
Wheat fully @2c: lower With only very nodesats
low mixed Oats more active, and more steady on
round lots; 32@42c. for mixed western and State;
36@4Bc for white. Co!fee-Rio firmer, with more
inquiry; cargoes. 1b4Gp1 8Sc, gold job lots, 1870
194c,, gold. Sugar quiet and steady; refined less
active; 9h@loc. for standard A. Molasses quiet
aud unchanged. Rice quiet and steady. ROsin
steady. Turpentine heavy ut S0@S011c. Lard heavy
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1881 BY Wellington Goddin, -"
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoncer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT ON THE WEST LINE OF EIGHTH
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS.-As
appointed by decree of the Change
Goth June 1876, IN the of Gleason against De-
vine &cwe shall sell at auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY the eth June. 1876, at O'CLOCK r III:
the real estate located rs above (near the pacKet OF
tce fronting twenty-five feet more or less, running
back fortycight feet, less, with IN old brick
tenement thereon. MIA
TERMS One third cash balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till all OF the purchase-opey Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court.
3. - 81 - -. ...t EDWARD Y. CANNON, /" p.
p j. II. DOOLEY, ~.
ie2l Commissioners.
r The above real estate will be sold ut the risks
and costs Of Michael Walsh, the former purchaser,
who has failed to comply with the terms Of sale
10 % COMMISSIONERS.
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Iii. By Richardson & Co..,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Ills Main street.

TWO NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
4 FRAME DWELLINGS ON UNION HILL
lion on the premises, on MONDAY the 26.l In.
slant, at 8 o'clock p. NJ, TWO NEAT AND AT.
TRACTIVE FRAME DWELLINGS,, with base.
ment and two stories above containing four rooms
and kitchen each, and lots fronting % by l65 fet
EACH on the north side of Pleasants street betwcer
Twenty-frst and Twenty-second streets, Union
Hill. -.
TERMS: One third cash: balance in six and
twelve months. or longer time may be given II de-
mcnts, with interest added, and secured by defdof
trust. RICHARDSON q Co.
10 on ....'g ., .-,...,|l j. Aucttoueprs
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BY j. L. Appcrson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
I016 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
l. BILE REAL ESTATE AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF BROAD AND FIRST STREETS.
WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue of a deed Of trust dated "a Sep.
tcmbcr 1869, recorded i'm the Chancery Court Of
the city Of Richmond in d. B. 80 A., p. $50 from
Francis Laube and wife to the undersigned and
being thereto required will sell on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 9th June, 1875, at half-past
O'Clock p. NJ, the above-described property now in
the occupancy OF said Laube for his business pur-
poses. The LOT fronts 26 feet the south side Of
Broad aud runs hack ID feet inches on the west
side Of First street to alley 16 feet wide. 1'r
TERMS: At sale. PHILIP KEPLER.
jc2I Trustee
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% ,a# BY Robert b. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and .Auctioncer,
, N1O1o Mair cfrppf

TyTRUSTEE'S SALE OF F r A NJ E D
i DWELLING No. 81 WITH GOOD, LARGE,
VALUABLE LOT, ON SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADI-
SON STREETS, AND ONE BAY HORSE, FOR
SALE BY AUCTIoN.-In execution Of the 2provi'
sons of two certain deeds Of trust from W. IT, Samp-
Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond, to me us
trustee the first dated 18th February, 1876 to Sc
cure payment Of two notes, one at four months Tor
$40, and second for at six months, drawn and
endorsed by w. L. Sampson, payable ut Planters
Bank of Richmond, Va. second deed dated 10th
day of February, 1876, to secure . note for $50
drawn by W. l.. Sampson, and endorsed by him at
ninety days after date for 500; and by request OF
holders of the frst-named note and third note, de-
fault having been made in their payment will sell
upon the premises, at public auction, on THURS
DAY the 22d day Of June, 1878, at O'Clock =. A.,
all the property described in said deed, being the
FRANE HOUSE and LOT now occupied by W. l..
Sampson, containing about SIX rooms; kitchen,
The LOT fronts on Broad street A by 1877 feet to
a wide alley. IL
HORSE, we'll suited for working and riding: more
particularly described In the second deed Of trust.
TERMS: Cash rs to cost of sale and sufiiciency to
nay Off and discharge the two notes as above,
amounting together to 1891, with interest from ma
turity, and residue upon terms to be named at hour
Of sale. men, II. A. hEAGhER,
ie16 70 @..f si'.i Ef'f - ~ Trustee.
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RICHMOND GRAYS.-This crack company
will have a drill in full-dress uniform on
Broad street Friday night next at So o'clock,
and will doubtless turn out with full ranks,
in view OF the near approach Of the Centen-
nal trip, for which they have been in active
preparation for some time past. In point OF
drill and discipline the Grays will compare
fayorably with any volunteer military or
ganization in the country. Captain Bos-
sioux, who has been connected with the
company since its FIRST organization, is an
excellent dril,naster, and has great reason
to be proud of his command. ..
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June I.-Noon.-Stocks active and
strong. Money, 2. Gold, 1928. Exchange-Long,
4SS: short, 400. States quiet and steady, except
Vfrginius which are lower. Governments active
"I Esvsenitg.-Money easy at e@2k Sterling firm at
4ss Gold steady at 112h@1121. Governments
dull and steady. States quiet and nominal. n
"' .'-.' 3" ~ BALTIMORE. -
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-Virginia 6's, deferred. 65;
Virginia consols, 674; second series, 80. North
Carolina 6's (old), Il. Bid to-day.
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by Chatlln, Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AIcf'oneefs'
t.tsr' No. L Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two EN- EN-
i VALUABLE NEW BRICK H 0,t,iSshSS ~ iT Arc
CHESTER, NEAR THE FREE BRtpS,sS;;ss tT 5,
TioN. on SATURDAY, JuS S as i Of sruSt exc
OCL6 bS oti, Perkins and wife seariug ds,s Gu
the I4tf day OF May, 1873. and daty rse Sonr
the clerks once Or Msnehs s,I III aus,sass s rsqai
30 * 1 pasSs sneeary therein b
so n,e To ae on SATURDAY the 24th day OF S ySe
Ps7s, @ " V sassnsh Street
Perry. fronting ~ ises Oh one ss sIde and 7s g
having depth of lilo feet on one s'e SN4 ~
on TERSs Cash enough TO pay the expesnsss 3, s
cutting this trust and 70 pay Oh ANGIE Nh An,d
the Balance upon such terms rs may be an anssIS
the sale. Ettt q STAPLES,
d. s.s.f.sfy !, ttag IA y Trustees.
90 : ~ Anetoneers. je -
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CONCERT AT THE SCHUETZEN PARK.-There
will bea grand public concert at the Schuet-
zen Park this evening, commencing at 3
O'Clock. The proprietor has made extern
siye preparations 10 entertain his friends
and the public generally.
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DISPATCH PRINT1NG-HoUsE.-In order to meet
The constantly, increasing demands of our trade vie
have added a well-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
CHINERY and sKILFU, MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most expo
5itious
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AUG,El0N sALTsk SsESAke TSnvs.
BY Wellington Goddtn,
Real Estate Agent ana Anciioneer,

Il olsce corner OF Eleventh and BHnk streefs.
(loMM1ssIoNER's SALE OF LOTS on
S9 ~ aGSfnIs1HI Hill IL wARnELLs Plan
STEEET Sr-Il farther execution OF aeesens !!
tne Cnancery So.rf Of the city of Rishrno1S sb,. q
Brown ard ais. o. Yaagbsns &e shall all n OF
,igp, % re Hrsnises IN fe order advertised on
oelock z. M, the following VACAST iaErs a % o
Warreil's plan-yiZ.: . hoIs Ia
LOT NO: z, fronting 100 feet on III. re,, ~,
Twenty street, running back b. thc , ays u
bounded on the north by the sonth side Of 81 st,es.
line Of Twenty fourth street, njrs tmck srs 4:
south Lire l23 feets and on the north by he fa1ns
Also, LOT ut the southwest corner OF Ciav ,m;
Twenty streets, fronting on che wesf HE ~
Twehty-fcurth street 125 feet running back ng III
to faviue. - 'e'''
Plats Of the lots will be exhibited at the sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at g, ~, and
months for negotiable notes, interest added and
titie retained until all Of the purchase-money Ia
paid. 80 $3.50 ALEXANDER n SANDS %
1c 70 8EtF,Ys. yisistsyfssifgsJsg Z, Commissions
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SUSpAY-SCHooL PIC-NIc.-The annual pic
mic OF st. Johns Sunday school will take
place at Curtis Neck Wednesday the 18th.
The commodious barge Greenbush and the
steam-tug Z. 0. Arnold have been engaged
for the excursion.
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KEEP, CooL-Gauze Undershirts, ffty cents
each, for sale by f. B. SPENCE SON, 1900 Main
street, where you can get good Cashmere s'lt ior
SIC a White Duck Vest for $l.5O, black Alpaca a
Coats for $3, fancy Silk Scarf for 70 cents anu al
aFtfCieS Oi Siothi"S "'ie = -. = -! :
isbingly low prices. "a. ..,s. III I'M,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PREsEHTs-WEDDING.
A beautiful assortment Of new chased ana fosh9h
Gold Bands, Necklaces, Chains, ana Ma.enes.
Prices extremely low at NoWLAN q ~. D 0oa"'i
Main and Tenth streets. = f.s' 'Nt - : i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-22
..'.*; BY Chaflin, staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NO. I Tenth street. a# ~.

LIVE NICE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
L THE NEE ,iENRICO TURNPIKE BRIDGE.
AND BACON.&'.f AFTER BRANCH FOR SAL Z
az O'Clock T.. T.,-TheSe lots have 4 front Of from
rs 10 SO feet each. I'D depth Of SO feet The sale
should command tire attention Of persons Of small
means. ~ ~ ~.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at sale.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.
ic2 90 .'Aucttoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-22

COLONEL ORDwAY TO COMMAND THE RICH
MoNp Troops AT PHILApELPnA.-Colon
Albert Ordway having expressed his will
1ngncSs to command the Richmond battalion
Of troops 70 visit Philadelphia on the LIST OF
July, committee from the different COM
panies met last night, and formal invita-
tion will be forwarded to-day. The compa-
MES will average about fifty men each.
Quartermaster Harold will leave to-day
with the tents and camp eiuirage, and will
make all the necessary arrangements. The
battalion will leave here at = O'Clock on the
morning Of the 1st, on special train. and
win reach Philadelphia on the same evening.