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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
BY Squire 6 Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auc1onecrs
917 Bank street.

T ARGE, VALUABLE, HIGHLY-M-
FARM NC2oNSFhisiS one TH0usANb A hEB
TRf kAfT Il MI TG G6M
FORT, DuRABlL1TY,, AMI AND AT TT AGw,y
Niles Mill; 81 Aho o.: R!ciIMoNb, EIGHT MILES
FROM POWILATAN STATION, ON THE RICH
M3SD IA ASD Ph AE MIiE kA FkSM A SN9
RIVER, KNOWN AS "FARhIINGT0N;' ; E0K
SALE DY AUCTION, ON THH q Ii2 ,,, TIE ~
S n 3 D G'tLoCR r My request Of the owner,
valuable FARM, known as "FARMINGToN,", stu-
the value Of this estate it is needless enunerate
its many desrabtics; but for the benefit of those
abroad wishing to possess rstclass farm In all OF
its requirements we propose In this advertisement TO
give an accurate andfu description Of the character
of the SOIL the improvements and advantasts IL en-
lows About 600 acres Of the tract IL arabic land, IN
food heart large portion Of which Is set In clover,
orchard-rasS and timothy; 100 acres In creek low
grounds mostly In timothy, yet excellent wheat,
corn, and tobacco,and: also 60 acres seeded In
clover this spring. The DWELLING Is one and half
stories high four rooms on floor with spacious hall
through the house, fine piazza the length OF the house.
very high ceilings handsomely finished, painted, and
papcrel good kitchen, quarters, barns, stable corn-
house, tobacco-ho!ses, ana an inc slla 10
trees of choice and select varieties of fruit In full
bearing: fine garden, flower and vegetable; the finest
dwarf pears In full bearing, and snll fruits OF every
Kind i'm abundance, together with beautiful shrubbery
and rare plants. ,,r,,,., ,,n-s,,
There Is also an excellent MANAGERS HOUSE,
with proper buildings attached. The neighborhood
Is select and affords opportunities for religious,
educational, and post-oficc conrerenccS, as also
milling facilities. The estate Is regarded by all con-
ycrsant with 1t as of the highest and best Inn
proved farms in P0whatan county, It's owner having
SHARED neither time nor expense In keeping up TO
lis full capacity productiyeness for series OF years.
70 be Justly appreciated and admired Is but to see It
now-fts various fields tceming with rich harvest
OF varied crops, soon to be gathered and secured.
Private conveyances will be at Powhatan station
on Wednesday, 7th, and on Thursday, Sti-the Gay
of sae-at 10 O'Clock a. n, the hour Of arrival OF
SQUIRE e GODDIN,
nv o5 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

GAVE HER LIFE FOR HTM,-[From the
Detroit Tribune. Am old blind man has
lately been travelling with his aged wife,
bcasing their way and following the
line line Of the railroad tracks. On satur-
day they reached Ecorse on the Canada a
southern track, and sat down to rest on q
trestle bridge where theroad takes sudden
curve, and were surprised by a train, which
was upon them almost before they were
aware Of their danger. The wife sprans 70
her feet and dragged her sightless huspana q
from the track. She saved his life, put iosI
her own, for she had scarcely pushed MN
from the rails before the pilot OF the 1000
motive struck her down.
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Nv Samson & McCrary,
by sampson McCfary,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
FARM on ONE, HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES. IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION:-By. virtue OF q deed Of
trust executed to me by a. ii. Ashbrook and wife on
the 9th day of April 1875, and duly of record In
the County Court clerks office for Chesterfield coun-
ty in d. r. SO. page 210, being required SO to do by
the deferred payments will proceed to sen at public
aucton, on WEDNESDAY the 7th day Of June,
ncr,v described In said deed near S. s. Goodies store,
On the south side OF the Goode's-bridge road, five
miles from Powhatan station, Richmond and Dan,
nits being the same land of which j. II. Worsham Is
The present tenant The title Is believed TO be unques-
ionable. but the purchaser Will be allowed Feasona-
bic time to have the same examined, Us inc un0er-
signed sells as trustee only.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the balance due on
said notes and costs OF sale. say about s3oo ana ne
balance mon such terms is will DC announced on the
day OF sale. c,,,,co>r rr-,s,oo
nv 2,3-eodtdS +. d. SAAPooS, lruhtce.
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VITALIZED PHOSPHITES, the brain
and nerve food-by DR.. Percy's formula;
LANCET OTIS IoDIN1zED SYRUP OF HORSE.
RADIsH and ELIXIR OF HORsE-RADISH-
much used in France as an acceptable diuretic
tonic, and powerful ALTERNATIVE for depraved
conditions Of the system;
SHERRY-KJNA, q celebrated French compound Of
fine wine and the active principles OF Peruvian
bark and very efficient as tonic for those suffer.
ing from the debility of chills, fevers &c.
DURAND'S CASTILLON's ELIXIR, an astringent
tonic, highly beneficial in chronic dlarrhoea and
dysentery. For sale by
MEADE i BAKER, Pharmacists,
iel 919 Min street.
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g 9, ~ iasH5 tdscn q ID. 70 3
Resl Essste Agent sslS -. = -
liz Aue4sczsssa
BEi m; n n SUBURBAN. FAns,

"a BEAuTTFIJI SUBURBAN. TARni
IL OF FoRTY.FfvE ACRES on yAfi,IYI.I
LAND, "A NEW AND 3ATTRAfyTfYE CCTTldN;
fDMELLlNGs FRUIT TEES, SHRuBHEKYs &c.,
TWO MIES EoETHWEST or TIE CITY on
shalsself by auction, ON the premises, on MONDAY
iss 9th dsL q june, SIG, &c 3 O'Clock r. H., 10
OF the city OF Richmond, owned ma oecIpied nv
GeoLsg WsEey5tf, Esq, the HeTnisxSe rfsadt tho
most attractive drive around the city, nar e afids
TIN 8. TayEoy, and others, containing FOEEY.VTVE
ACRES OVVALUARLE LAND, with J, 100 apple
fFees, 1000 Erape-vfness zoo sre6e and
90 peacb trees; pretty cottase dwelling, and IsWr
osnainented wAk frees, shrlbbery, de-. s.f
FHs properly admirably adapted 10 fryfs&zr6w.-
OF q dkAghffuf suburban residence. 81
TRKIS: One tNSd cast balance In six. t*elSe,
defessef payments, with Interest added and secured
by died of trust. RICHARDSON q CO..
my 28 Anctioneesa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer-
No. lib Main street. opposite DiSputch office.

VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING ON
Y THIRD STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
quest Of the owner, will sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY, june Sth, ut So o'clock +. NJ. that
street, fronting II Sig feet Third street, and
running back between parallel lines % feet.
The HOUSE has four rooms, water In both stories.
and adions on the north the residence Of DR.. }. IL.
Patton.
The LOT is such that ut any time 1t can be built
upon, and the present building be used as Il kitchen.
The proximity of this LOT to Franklin street and
the business centres of our city render III LOT eX-
ceedingy desirable either to be held all Investment
or to he built upon by parties desiring tlrst-class
buildlng-lot at small cost IN fashionable neigh
bOrhoOd.
TERMS: One third cash balance In six and twelve
months interest added and secured by trust deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Ia I Aucioncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
BY Frank D. Hill,
Anesioneer and Real Estate Ascnt,
HOS Vain street.

MICE SMALL FRAME CoTTAGE, No.
1N 1916. WEST CARY STREET BETWEEN
HAREIE AND PLUM STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTIOS-Or FRIDAY, June I'd, at 5Eo'clock
p. M on the premises. will, at the request Of the
owner. offer the above desirable property. House
contaias five and kitchen, wen OF water, and
Is In nfse condition Lot 32x17o. This Is n nice
little place land viii he sold 4 bargain.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ut four, eight
and twelve months. s-s FRANK ID. HILL
my 26-td AuctioAepr.
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iHl BIGGEST Hoo IN THE WoRLD.-[From
;,eP.,myra Mo- Spectator. THE famous
L., o"a"d hy Mr.. William Bush, OF Monroe,
s4a so celebrated rs the largest porkcr ever
haavM in these parts, passed through the
e.,yoa Tuesday last, in charge OF Its owner,
'A&.. WAY 10 Philadelphia, the seat OF the
~. ..lcnnial celebration.
E.,.,a black and white color, ana Is q
@n> - the China and Poland. Is I'VE
.'.r. oil: was born in this (Marionl county,
III 'ie farm Of Mr.. Joseph Pond. 1t meas
u, i"et inches in length, 3 feet IN
:..e, ia height, i, full 80 inches across the
, IN g.rhs feet, and weighs l,54o pounds.
L ia, been fed principally on milk, wllh
@4ail quantities OF corn occasionally TO give
,,.'i!4ity 10 the flesh. and shows that no par
~ S,.i. pains have been taken to give IL an
Artificial appearance. It's hair is rough, It's
I'm : "h! hc>hrough and thick with dnnorun'
s s,.; It is by no means thing OF beauty;
,."I Il l. claimed that it is the largest ana
-saNie>t hog on the globe. Mr.. BUSH pro.
..',e' 10 exhibit it Us a special curiosity OF
a4.erlcan production at the Centennial.
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by telegraph.
NEW yoRE

NEW YORK, May 31.-lSoon.-Stocks dull and
on from the highest figures. Money ~ Gold. il2x.
sE S4 nan 4ss; short, 400. Governments
ing.-Money easy; offered at 4. Sterling
urn AT ASS. Gold firm at 1l2E Governments aco
1--WE and steady. States quiet and nominal
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LOUISVILLE.
MARINE INTELLHGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 81, 1876.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Westover. skinner, Baltimore, merchant
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum, agent
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. l.. Il. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Charles Moore, Russell, Augusta, Me-
ice, EXall & Go.
Cringan, Morris & Co.
Schooner Henry Parker, HaZleton. New York
pig-iron, Old Dominion IRON and Nail-W orks.
Schooner j. b. johnson, Rose, New York, glano
Hill & Skinker.
schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips Baltimore, rail-
road iron, Trcdcgar lron-Works.
SAILED.
Schooner Charles p. Sinnickson NIurney, Philadcl-
phia, granite, Curtis & Parker
Schooner Columbia, i. {. CheSscr, Washington
granite, Curtis & Parkcr.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston May 29th, brig Mary Alberton Bur-
CESS to load for Rio Grande.
From New York May 10th, schooner Frank Wal
ter, Saxon.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Breeze. Cranmcr, from Richmond, al
New York May goth. w.
river, at Philadelphia May goth.
Schooner Speed, Parker. from Richmond. at Nor
folk May 3Oth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
by Lancaster 6 Lucke,
Real Estate AuctionecrS,
State Bank building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
L FOUR-STORY-AND-BA i K
STORE No. II PEARL BLOCk), ON TIE EAST
SIDE OF PEARL OR FOURTEENTH STREET
AT AUCTION.-As surviving trustee In, and in part
execution Of decd Of trust executed to Jaluelin r.
TAYLOR and the undersigned, trustees, dated 14th
MAY, 1866 and recorded In the clerks office Of the
Chanccry Court OF the ctyOf Richmond In ID. Is.
go Il. r $40 will sell at auction. upon the prem
ises. on MONDAY, June 18th, 1876, ut 81! O'Clock
p. IT., the aboyc-dcScribed valuable property. The
lot has front of % TIP feet, running back liz
2-12 feet to an alley
TERMS: Very liberal, as follows one fifth cash
balance at six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-iour
months for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by deed of trust.
Possession from day of sale.
NY 81 j. !. APFERSON. Surviving trustee.
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31-1v

TOR SALE PRIVATELY have for
Il sale privately most DESIRABLE FARM three
and half miles from the city contains e4ceilent
buildings &c, 1t can be purchased cheap:
Also. a BRICK STORE and DWELLING on the
corner OF Seventeenth and Clay streets THIS Is bar
gain. ,-,,xr.-r uor,cr, on saya,.
teenth street near Venabe street.
Also q FRAMED HOUSE and LOT on corner OF
tie'h aio INV y 49,. - e. d. EACH0,
my 3o-3t Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
BY GOddln, Warren & Co...
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAN Z D
i DWELLING: ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
FORD STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of deed of trust from n. " Eacchus to the
corded In the clerks office Of the Chanccry Court OF
the city OF Richmond, ID. Il. l05 c, page 363, and
being required to do by the beneficiary Will otter
URDAY the 10th day of June, 1876, At O'Clock
p NJ, the HOUSE and LOT located rs above. The
house contains four rooms; kitchen, &c. Lot 26 by
iO4 feet Gas and water in the house.
TERMS: Accommodating and made made known al
sale. GEORGE w. W hKhEN, 1lussei.
Gopp1S, WARREN & Co., AuctiOneers. my 81
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ADDITIONAL.

LCT No. 1870 HIGH STREET. DAEyfLLE,
TO BE SOLD ALSO UNDER THE ABOVE DE-
CREE-After the sale Of the above factory. aad in
front Of II, the said commissioners will offer for sale
at pubic auction, OH the terms set forth above LOT
No. 139, having front High street, DauyflIe Of
LEO feet belonging TO the estate OF Richard G. EeR.
riss. ". GODDIS,
my 3O-tGs AnctionerYr
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RI(IIEnSr, 1919

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Wh $50 bushels Red, 81 q bushels
Consolidate. 152 bushels Mired. 354 bushels
OATs.-204 bushels.
pEAS.-50 bushels.
FLOUR.-200 barrels.
SALES.
"HEAT-White, SO bushels at $157: 20 bushels
very good ut S1.5S-total, Sc bushels. Red, sos
oushcls common on private terms; Is bushels very
Eood at Sl.5S: 3S bushels ut S1.5O-total, 464
bushels. '' N
CORN White, 100 bushels OH private terms; lO4
bushels good at 8 Sc.-total, 204 bushels. iHired
100 bushels on private terms; 22O bushels at SIC
81 bushels at 5Sc.-total, 554 bushels.
oATS.-40 bushels very good spring at Soc; &C
bushels on private terms-total, / G bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-5O bushels ut 95c.
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BY James u. Taylor Z SON,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
off corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets,
BY Edward c. Godfin,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
1915 Main street.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, ON THE
~ SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TENTH AND N
STREETS, FOR SALE AT ATCTION-OR TUES
DAY the 9th day OF June, ut 5 O'Clock p. NJ, will
sell, on the premises. n VACANT LOT adjoining the
property OF Mr.. Samuel Sinton, located as above.
fronting 20 feet on Tenth street and running back
lis feet to an alley. This property will he sold low.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and twelve
months, with six per cent. interest.
EDWARD c. GODDTN.
IL 4 uatfa
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TOR RENT, THE NEW AND COM
MODIOUS RESIDENCE No. 500 westM1
Comfortabie BRICK DWELLING No. 6o2 west
Marshall street: five rooms. ~,
I. Convenient FRAMED DWELLING No. SIT north
Sixth street; seven rooms.
Immediate possession and low rents: ,
81 CliAELES La 1oDD.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

By Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets
GALE AT AUCTION OF BEAUTIFUL
y RESIDENCE ON TIE EAST SIDE OF SEy,
ENTH STREET, ADJOINING CITY SPRlNG
I0T.-Wil be sold at auction, on the premises on
MONDAY the 9Th June, 1876, at ) o'clock r. H.,
that very beautiful and attractive RESIDENCE To-
Gated as above now In the occupancy OF Hon. D. Am
bier Smith The lot has front OF 4OXl23 feet 10 an
alley The dwelling is three-story Including base,
ment. the floor of which Is go inches above ground
and ycntilatcd with excellent front entrance 10
the basement 1t contains nine rooms with nfe-
nlaces to seven of them also five Closets with front
and rear porches-the latter three stories high kltc
on with two rooms, smokc-house, stable, ana leea-
room. coal and wood-houses: gas, water Inc walls
of the front building are stripped, athed, ana pas
tered The front yard IS setin flowers ana shruopsrtS
and the rear one Is shaded by handsome trees win
onen space overlooking the City Spring lot.
This is really an attractive home Tor modefa'e"
Terms ii, 900 cash baanee on unusually liberal
nv W,F,M,Th,S&M
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real ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
By Squire & Goddin. Auctioncers and Brokers,
OF Bank street.

H"OODSTOCK," FOUR AND 4
w HALF MILES FROM THE CAP ITO L
AT RICHM0ND. VA, ON. on The TIES N ~ iHNn.
nIGifi.Y fNPROyED, WE'LL ENCLOSED, AND
f,i0 GOOD ST STATE OF CULTIYATATIoN, ONE :S
HALF OPEN. 1881 ACRES ARE COOP Pc d d1..;rfi
or HICKORY, OAK. AND PINE, WITH ST.
PERIOR IMPROVEMENTS, FOR SALE e. r lsIe
VATELY-This valuable properly we oiier LOT Sa ai
movements are all good. Large frame dwelling,
y -four feet 'front.' twelve roonis hal twelve o nee.
h,iiJnus ifi good repair Two acres in lawn. orna-
mented by poplar, maple, and other handsome shade;
trees Office IN the yard Baptist church and schooi
quarter Of mile distant. Blakey's mill convenient.
Sociefy select This valuable property VIII be SOLD
bargain, the owner having no use for farm
TERMS: One third cash: residue IN one, two, ana
three wears credit SQUIRE s GODDlN,
'ntS Auctioneers and Brokers'
,o,,v GIT Bank street.
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SUMMER RESORTS,
} SULPHUR SPRINGS.

e -.
This popular SUMNER RESORT Is now open LOT
visitors. ~ 49, - -., .,,x ..
length of time and number OF persons
Those who desire to spend the summer VIII una II
TO their interest address me before making other
arranrcmcnts W. II. WADDELL, Goshen,
10 l-eodlOtx Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
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raOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO De
f sIRABLEf SUBURBAN COTTAGES, ON
STREET.; all very near tho city. Prices ana terms
to suit the times. Applyto .. L.ApPERsoN,
my 27-Gt hesn E.slate a6Su''
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
FlpyrntIl street between Main and Bank.

ONE OR MORE LOTS ON MADDOX
SbUU,L NEAR LITTLEfAGE STREET FOR
SALE At AUCTfON.-We will sell at auction, on
the premises. on FRIDAY, June "a, at O'Clock L.
M. the LOTS on Maddox Hill situated as above.
They front IS feet and back an unequal depth,
and will be sold rs whole divided, rs may seem
best.
wan @N' GRUBBS & WILLIAM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

3, IHE KNIGHTS PhiLadelphla,
Va! 3D.-The city is crowded tonight Win
AA!y!t, Tcmplar from various sections OF
~ country. All the headquarters OF local
nights are filed with visitors, and there
-, open house TO all visiting knights and
+-lc.
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wtysINEss CHANCES.
1osT. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

STRAYED, FROM MY REsl- LH
MEDffTM.SIZED COW, spotted red and white, and
giving about three oia a b nUsea
MILLER q PIERCE, Fifth and Marshall streets;
~ nv ai.at r. S. M1CHAELS.
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4 MEXICAN RAID.-San Francisco, May
"A dispatch from San Diego says u run
Ssr, who has just arrived at Campo, reports
"1ut one hundred Mexicans gathered JUST
+ow the line intending another attack on
,:a'npo. The settlers are gathering for de- de-
..uce EAt st1tst ~ 4
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, May 8 .-Cotton firm and held higher:
aud unchanged. Wheat dull and heavy; @2c. lower.
Corn, 1092c. lower, with active a port demand {;
5S@59c. for graded mixed: 100000. for ungradcd
old western mixed; 100000 bushels of corn were
shipped TO Europe to-day. Oats unchanged. Coffee
Rio dull and nominal. Sugar quiet and steady: re-
dull and unchanged. Tallow dull at SIC. R0sn and
turpcntine steady. Pork lower: new mess, 81 256G
1880. Lard closed heavy: prime $eam. $l4.50.
Whskcy shade easier ut 81 Il&@$l.12. Frcghts
firm.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, May 31.-Flour steady: demand fair,
and unchanged Wheat dull and lower: Pcnnsyl,a-
mia red. Sl.4S; Maryland red. $l.200f1.4j; am
Der, il .50MS1.52; white, S1.35@S1.45. Southern
corn dull and lower; white and yellow, 56@57c.
Provisions dull and lower. Mess pork. $50. Bulh-
mcats-ShouldcrS SIZE: clear-rib, 91!d9&c. Bacon
Shoulders, Sc; clcar-rib ll3s@l 1isc. Lard dull
19c. Whisky dull at $l.1lk Sugar steady.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 31.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat dull and dropping at Sl.25. Corn dull at
45G46c. Oats weak at 326D39c. Rye quiet and,
steady. Pork steady and firm at $3.50. Lard
tie sold ut auction at 12@12!c. Bulk-meats strong
and higher; shoulders, &c: clear rib-sdeS, $40!
&c. bid cash; clear sides. 9Hc Bacon firm; Shout
&lOac. Whlskey steady ut 5l.07. Butter dull and
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 31.-Flour dull and unchanged
Grain quiet and unchanged. Provisions strong, with
upward tendency and more buyers than sellers
Pork. $50. Bulk Observation-Disclosures 64@7c.; clear
7h(473c. clear rib, 10lsGg10sc. clear sides, l0SG
10ac. Sugar-cured hams, 1312GIl4c. Lard-Tierce
1shc.; keg, lake. Whiskey steady at s1.O7.
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DOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO- GxEfg
Il yIDENCE, BOSTON. AND MoN-ssa4 ~,
TREAI. AND BILLS OF iLADING SIGNED
THROUGH-Steamer j. w. .EVERMAE, Captain,
PLATT viii receive freight for the above ports I'LL
FRIDAY the cd instant, at . O'Clock.
rooln as Second-class passages including meals and
S6 so; third-class passag without meals,
o.. lzal4taf St5sSSlei ~ w. Z. PShIrEh, Aeeent.
je 1-2t NO. lA2o Dock street.
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AUCTION sAEEs--H'uture Days.
Ey Cook & Langhfon, Aactioneers
No. 10 Governor scaeet

TRUSTEES SALE OF BACK, TWO
4 HORSES, AND SET OF DOUBLE HARNESS
BY AUCTIOM-Att the req rof tfae beneficiary I'm
en o deca O. f' sx &c 20 "
recorded in the clerks office settle Clancery Court
or the city of Rahmond, sfAli sell b1 public auc-
e ps Ike a nS ese rsrasa I se
J s sHAFIHS SHs s es ssa LACE
/ set of DOUBLE HARNESS.
Tsaas: Cash for 30 umch IS s'ill be staaciclt 70
pay OF tie aaunt due on two notes So and
s51. and ona credifas to the follow
until 5 ioiS on ios.
DecembeT 10th, 1875, approved, endorsed negofis-
BILE notes, secured by deed or trust to be- given for
said purchase. money, the sane shall be1adr paya-
bic at such time and secured IN such manner as the
said SO LoHS mS ns sHi llSf rrs,ee
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL. ESTATE
provisions Of sa q trust ny
Mayo, trustee iSr his wife, Ellen Mayo dated May
ONCE, the undersigned win sell at public auction in
front of Amelia County conrt-house;. on! THURS
DAY, June 8, 1875, =. IL O'clock peon the follow
Mis TMo 81 BRED AND siSTYWo &CREs
OF LAND lying In Amelia county. ont the. Appomat-
Richmond and Anville railroad. upon which
George Mayo Esq, now resides, being tlla'same land
of Samuel Jones ana others. The tract has upon IT.
DWELLlNG-IiOt3f,. and other ouf-llonsos. and
Is witSin convenient distances from water grist-
mill, churches, &C..
TERMS: Cash as te. ss9s:80. due May ~, 1875,
and the costs and expenses of executing tue rrusti
and the deferred payments, II the ntrci,ase-mOney
be sufficient to be so arranged as to meet two notes.
viz, one for $403.20> payable May TO- 1871, ana
and the residue II any, shah be made payable at such
time and place as the said trustee ID. G. Mayo, may
direct the said deferred payments TO be secured by
deed OF trust on said premises TO reliable purs
chaser, with the consent Of the cest In que trust,
more liberal terms viii be granted as to the payment
of the amount dueand to become due rs aforesaid.
my27-1It II. MEADE, Trustee, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, May 81, 1876.
BREAKs TO-DAY, 31S hogsheats, 80 ticrces and
81 boxes.
TIE NUMBER OF PACKAGES OFFERED AT AUC-
TON, $50; of which 1875 were sold.
RANGE OF PRICES, $3.50 to 57