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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, January 20, 1876

TUESDAY, January 25, 1876
SALES 1900 Virginia interest certificates sold at
90.
American Go1d.-l12h bid. o,,,,, ,e,>
sS Std's Hirginis consols new. 45H bid: Virginia
fundable. So hid; Virginia deferred, bid e
asked: Virginia interest certificates, ~ Pig. ZSS
asked; Virginia ta1-reoei'ao'e coupons 90 0'u'
'S Stj securifies-Richmond city e's. los bid;
al Y hid Norfolk city SIS, 75k bid; Fredericksburg
civ SIS, Al bid, AZ asked; Manchester IS, 81
asked; Manchester bridge s,s 80 'iH: Rail.
rond second mortgage 6's j. and j, II bid; Tir
gInia and Tennessee Railroad third MORTGAGE o's,
SaSe nreierred SIS j. and j.. 81 bid Soutside Rail
road second mortgage preferred 6's, ) ana o., %
hd southsde Railroad thru mortgage
railroad first mortgage 8's, J. and j., s2h bio !;
Norfolk and Petersburg railroad second mortgage
s and Is nd RICHMOND and ana 05 bId
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad second mort
gaze rs, A. and o., 90 bid: Orange and Alexandria
Grange and Alexandfla Railroad second mortgage
e Is BIO ~ asked L. ggd A a4 6d
era ran na' HIexandra and Manassas Railroad
panville Railroad consolidated 6's. Nj. and N, 70
&c Canal Bonds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
arst mortgage es NJ and NJ 54a bid So a5Keo
RGirSad $50 nar ssS b aa:
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common,
! 90 mar, 5sh bid, 81 asked; Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad six per cent. guar
anteed. FOO par, S2H bid Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent gnaran'
teed. 100 par, 90 bid; Richmond and Danville
Railroad. 100 par. asked. ,,o,,
Bank Stocks.-First National, 100 par, 116h
asked: National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, l079
asked; Merchants National. 100 par. 100 asked i;
stste Bank of Virginia, LOO par s7h 6id' ~; ~
Merchants and Planters savings, 25 par, 2l4 bid,
! % asked; Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany, 25 par, 32k asked Citizens Savings, 20 par,
21k bid, 22k asked. 49,
Insurance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fire and Marine,
25 par, ssh bid. 364 asked; Virginia state 70 par
| 26 bid Virginia Home, 90 par. 102H asked; Mrr-
chants and mechanics, 90 par, 81 bid, 90 asked
city. 100 par. "a asked; Old DOMINATION, 100 par
| 81 asked Granite Insurance Company, 1OO par,
| so asked: Commercial Fire Insurance Company,
| rs par. "a asked: Richmond Fire Association. 70
| par, 20 asked; Piedmont and Arlington Life, lou
| par a7h asked.
Miscelidneous james River and Kanawha Pack
| eft, l2h par, % bid, 12h asked; Old Dominion
Steamship Company, / 90 par, TN bid, SO asked.
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BY Goddin. Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No.llOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EACEL.
i LENT FARM OF ONE HUNDRED Az AN
NINETY THREE ACRES IN HENRiCUCoSSiSS ::
NILES BELOW RICHMOSp.-By virtue OF
deed OF trust executed TO the subscriber oy Gsr
hardt and Catherine bis wife. aud CbafEs 1; 10 10
daily recorded In the clerks Office Of tIenrco Couun
Court on the 23d day OF April, $685. shall III ON on
ecution thereof, procet 10 ssi at pnoiic suco "
the premises On $tUAi the 2Slh OF Jaolai I,
1875 at Q O'Clock NJ Gf fair; II not, The Or, ii
day tbereafter,I the TRACT VF LASD et'sEESS
by said deco, containing ONE HuSDHE!n, 't ~
SIEETY.THEEE ACRES. more or less, WIFE GU
Portable dwelling, &c., thereon. .hys
The debt secured by said deed has been Hasa '; bs
decree Of The Circuit Court OF Ricbmoh1 Sp i, e.
j 18th or May. 1869. in tie Gaze OF GrInSIcIt .n
Ludwig Heyer and g. l.. Lutwis, at ~ ioo' WIZ
Inter est thereon.
ia W IGODDlN. Trustee.
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waRIyE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY rs, 1876.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 20, 1876.
Bark Pept,a (Ger.l, Jazen. New York, In ballast
to lead -four.
Brig Motke tGer), schwa'tllpe' New York. in
Big Alvin Kelly tBr. Kelly, Baltimore, in bal
Schooner i q. P. Ravens. Pearce, New York, hay,
to master.
Schooner Lille Falkenburg, Falkenburg, New
York, salt. Davenport Morris;
Schooner Lucy Jones, Marrihugh, New York,
salt, Davenport Morris.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. New York.
merchandise and passengers, u. ". Alien q Co.,
Steamer j. ". Everman, Platt, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, ". r. Porter, agent.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, mercnan-
disc and passengers. L. B. Tatum. agent
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, L. B. Taturn. agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Eeptune's Car tBrJ, Pike, New York,
't schooSner John Leutha Martin. New York, Jan.
Big P: NJ. Tinker, Barnard, Rio de Janeiro' De-
Brig Marisnna L Por'.), Merces' New York.
Schooner Annie S. Gaskill, Gaskill, Philadelphia
As Schooner Addie F. Ames, Achorn Portland JAN
uary 9Th. , 1,,,~,
Schooner Leonessa, Achorn, Portland, January
9Th. ,.-
Schooner Lena NJ. Cottngham, ou!ten, New
s. Schooner b, Charles b. Mcshaln, ougey' Balti-
more January 10Th.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooners George p. Halock, Shavia.; Edward
SIade, Soper. we're loading at New York Saturday
for Richmond.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Jaaasry 25.-Cotton firm; sales of
1878 bales at 13@l3 3.16c. Southern -four in
fair request and utishaaged Wheat dun; 81 80
for winter red western. Corn shade irmer and
le,s scing 6SSc. for uDgraAed new yellow western;
Cct7ee-Rio qufet and nohoi4aiy unchanged. Sugar
firm refined unchanged. Mofasses-New Orleans
steady and In fair demand at b0.@S0c. Rice quiet
and unchanged. Tallow steady AZ Sf@92ec. h sin
steady. TsFpenline heavy ct 368G37c. Pork more
active; new mess. S2O.639$2l. Lard firm; prime
steam. l24Gl2 Lice. Whtskey lower at 81 !
@$l.l1. Freights firm and unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 25.-Flour steady, firm, and
unchanged. Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn
white, $4,000. oais UNCHANGED. Rye aaii az Sd
@85c, Provisions dull and easter. New mess pprk,
Pal @R2s,29, ba!k.ueats=ShQalds 7fe.l clear
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r,b. 1pxc. Bacon Shoulders. sa@9 sc.; clear ria'
i2sli2xc: hams 15al &c; Lsra a nn 81 IN FL
sugar fairly active at 10S9 o'sc.
CINCINNATI.
cr1ussATr. January 25.--Fiour quiet and ,fesdy;
1yhsot steady with moderate demand ut Fl p.
slss. Corn dnlI a. 1o@42c. Oats sactiys a at 30
SSaoc Barley dull and unchanged; Eye, IN
rbaneed. Pork quiet and firm at SIS. Lara , IN
active; prime s'eam can .,e l2 ;be ees 7aS7k
cisar rib-sdes IO@l3kc clear u sides; G eq
m W quiet ard steady. Whisky higher; Sena a
fair and firm Mt sl.o7 Butter dull and s or
ms7 .36 receipts, 1928 head; shipments, LOBE
head. ror-ro
ST.. LOUIS. January 25.-FioSr dull ana = nm m
changed. Wheat dull and lower: No: 2 req winter
al sc asked, 90 bid Corn generally w e
ssnne sales higher: No. mixed 4Oc OATS onll
No o abe Barley nominalIy unchanged, Ry!
scarce e and firm. and nnminally higher; Pork du,
otsec. Lard dull and nominally l2c. Bulk
shade hrmer; snouders. NOTE; s clear ar rio
ahnnIders, sYc clear RIB. &c: clear sides. &c
Green meats dull. Whiskey dull and lower at Sill
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NOR RENT.

FoR RENT q;
TWO LARGE FOUR-STORY TOBACCO FAC
TORIES on Cary and Nineteenth streets.
BRICK DWELLING, with basement and three
stories above, containing eight rooins Kitchen, &c.
on Franklin street between Third and Four th.
TWO-SrUkY BaICk DWELLING on the west
side Of Fourth street between Leigh and Jackson,
with six rooms kitchen, &c.
TWO-STOkY BRICK DWELLING on the west
sne Of Fourth street betwe cen Jackson and Duval,
with six rooms; kitchen, &C.
FRAME DWELLING, with basement and two
| stories above, containing seven rooms. &C., on
Twentieth street between GRACE and franklin.
FRAME STORE and dwelling on New street,
near Venable; good business stand.
FRAME STORE and dwelling Oh seventeenth
street. corner Baldwin.
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING on TWEEN
ty-eighth street between Clay and Leigh, with i've
rooms kitchen, sc.
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING on Catha-
rlne strict near Henry, with four or five rooms {;
kitchen. &C.
street near Eliza Park.
TWO-STOKY FRAME DWELLING on TWEEN
ty-seventh and K streets, with five rooms; kitchen,
STORE and DWELLING on venab!e stree,
scar Twenty-Efth.
BRICK STORE and DWELLING on Seyea-
RICHARDSON & CO.
-ja21.lw .--- 1113 Main erect.
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uIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.
BY Grubbs & williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ CELEBRATED PROPERTY KNOWN AS
THE HARDGROVE ACCO FACTORY.
WITH LARGE GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS
THERETO ATTACHED, AND A BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT ON MAIN STREET, AND
TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS ON TWENTY.
SIXTH STREET, ADJOINING, BY AUCTION
Ia execution OF q decree of the Ihancery Curt OF
Richmond entered on the 18Th OF June, 1878. IN
the case Of Hardgrove us Williams and Others, we,
the undersigned, special commissioners thereby ap-
pointed, will sell at auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, 3lst January, at L. DE-, the property
well known MS the HARDG GROVE TOBACCO FAC
TORY. II embraces front OF about 440 feet upon
Main street between Twentv-siXth and Pear streets
with a front OF about 237 feet on Pear street OF
about 3l3 feet Oh Cary street. and SO feet on
Twenty-sixth street, ana has upon II hesiCes tbe
very spacious factory several ~TORhGE.HDCsEs,
mostly of brick, but also DWELLINGS, SHEDS,
&C., making this probably one OF the most com.
nlete and extensive establishments for the handling
OF tobacco. or any other large manufacturing en-.
terprise, &c be obtained In this city.
The Jocai ion Is convenient 10 the heavy business
Of the city, near the railroad dep0ts, and 10 clos
praxm ity 10 shipping.
TERMS: At the election Of the commissioners
either one fourth cash. balance ri four, eight, and
twelve months. or one fourth cash. balance NJ slI,
twelve and eighteen months. In either case neR0-
table notes for the credit instruments, Interest
added, and title retained unit! all the purchase
money be paid.
into parcel l., and plat OF the same may be seen o.
'''e 0"ie' - JAMES PLEAsANTs.
L. Il. sPILMAS,
Commissioners.
GRUpBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ja22.tds
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RE-EXHIBITED.
White. 256 bushels.
REMARKS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
JANUARY 25, 1876.
The breaks to-day were 81 hogsheads. Is
tierces, and boxes.
The offerings at auction on Change to-day were
rs packages, Of which IL packages were sold at
prices ranging from So TO sos. BIDS on SO
packages Ge,acted.
The quan:iry Of leaf tobacco reeeivedfr Richmond
By the Richmsud Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad during the three months ending 3Lt De-
cember, 1875, Was ] So, 095 pounds.
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BIsMARcK's AUTOGRAPH-How MICHIGAN
GIRL OBTAINED IT.-The Grand Rapids,
Mich, Eagle prints an extract from letter
written in Berlin by daughter Of resident
of Grand Rapids to Hon. Elliott L. Slocum,
of the same City. She says:
Amsng my Christmas presents was beau.
tiful autograph album, bound in black and
silver. / said Immediately, this shall be a
distinctly German book; 1t will be delight
ful souvenir Of this winter passed in Berlin.
"Oh, if only could have Bismarck's au.
tograph! I do admire him so much"
Everybody laughed at me, and said perhaps
some Of the officers could procure for me a
document which he had signed. But
thought 1t would be much nicer to have
something directly from him; so one day
sent the following note, written In English,
30 as to make more impression:
To has Highness Prince Bismarck:
A young American girl who, during two
winters passed in Germany, has learned to
truly love Das Vaterland, would feel mex.
pressibIy honored to be able TO carry back to
America the autograph of the greatest living
statesman. Begging that this request may
not be considered most unwarrantable in
trusion, with the deepest respect,
LORRAINE F. WooD.
Thought it very improbable should re-
ceive any answer. So imagine, If you can,
my delight when a large envelope was
brought by the postman yesterday with Bis.
marck'S own private arms in great red seal
on the back. Enclosed was my note with
this written in large. striking hand on the
blank side OF the paper: a.
am sorry to state that I cannot do, even
for young lady, what l have often refused
| to those of elder years. BISMARCK.
Was it not cunning in him to send his au-
tograph while refusing to send it? Every
one thinks he must have been intensely
amused at my having the courage to write,
and that ''the greatest living statesman" and
my name Lorraine, which l took pains to
write very distinctly, increased the effect. l
am glad, too, that he returned my note, and
shall paste letter, seal. and all into my book !;
so shall have the whole extent of the cor.
respondence-
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TEVY,S HALL.-FIRST-C ASS a.
IL BALLROOM FOR RENT by the night @$3
finest daucing-Eall In the city.
LARGE Room, on second floor, for rent, suta-
BILE for railroad Offices, wholesale busnsss, or
dress. making establishment
LODG GROOM for rent on Tues day, Friday, and
Saturday nights Of each week.
The above rooms can be rented upon very reason
able terms by Supplying to
LEVY BROTiERS,
de 90 1017 and 1019 Main street.
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BY Robert b. Lyme
successor 10 Lyme 4 Brother),
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1919 Main street

V,RUSTEES' SALE OF TWO NEAT
( FRAME DWELLINGS WITH GOOD LOTS,
&C, ON The NORTHWEST CORNER OF
TWENTY-SIXTH AND . STREETS, FOR SALE
ny AUCTION. LIN pursuance Of the prov Ions Of
decd or trust recorded ia the Chancery Court or
the city Of Richmond from T, z. West aud wife TO
secure certain moneys to the East End Building
having been so Instructed, will proceed to SELL upor
the premises, on MONDAY the 31st day OF Janu-
airy, 1875, al O'Clock +. H.. those two So al! and
neat TENEMkSTS as above described, containing
four rooms; and kitchens to ca CHI and good lots.
TERMS: Cash az 10 $703.41, interest, cost, aud
expenses Of sale; residue upon such terms AS Tili
be given at hour Of sale. Arrangements may De
made so as to give more liberal terms than thcs.
named. JOHN A. MEASLEi,
:. w. FARKAR.
CHARL ESSPESCER,
Trustees OF East End Building Fund Company.
IA lS
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FOR RENT, AT REDUCED RATES. g.

No52 north Fourth street-ten rooms.
No. -, corner Main and Liuden streets-ten
rooms.
No. l6 Locust alley-nine rooms.
No 4Ol west Main street-eight rooms.
No. 523 north Adams sueet-eight rooms.
No. 2ll5 east Broad street-seven rooms.
No. 25 west Canal street-sx rooms.
No. 622 corner China aud Pine streets-siX
rooms,
No. &c north HarvIe street.-The rooms.
No. 205 south Second STREET, FIVE rooms.
No. 1907 ccom NC datiOn sreet-hve rooms.
No. 22U4 east Main street-four rooms.
No. 525 north Feushee street-four rooms.
No. 1872 west Dual Sreet-four rooms.
No. 701 south Church strcet-fOur rooms.
No. 200 south Pine street-tour rooms
No. PA south Cherry street-tour rooms.
No. 1917 north Seventeenth streei-four rooms.
No. Lester street-three rooms.
No. 81 north Madison street-lhree rooms.
No. 743 north second street-threc rooms.
No. sos north Eighteenth street-hree rooms,
No. $50 north Fifteenth street-three rooms.
No. 1907 north Seventeenth s;reet-three rooms.
No. TIA north Fourth street-three rooms.
No, 24l2 east Venable sircet-two rooms.
No, - Maddox Hl-two rooms.
No, north seventeenth street, STORE witt
DWELLISG-six rooms.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate A gent and kuclionter.
ll13 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
ia "a d. WAIST
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Social RELATIONS IN FRANCE.-[ Henri
Tame in the Galaryl l." Here ut Paris"
writes Mme. d'Oberkirk, I" am no longer
INV own mistress. / scarcely have time to
talk with my husband and to answer my let
tiers. do not know what women do tina,
are accustomed to lead this life; they GER
tainly have no families to look after nor chill
dren to educate!" At all events they act
as IL they had none, and the men likewise ;
the causes which dsintcgrate Wedlock also
disintegrate the family. In the first place
there Is the aristocratic tradition winch
interposes barrier between parents ana
| children with view to maintain re,
spectful distance. Although en'eeDieu
and about to disappear, this traction stlil
subsists. The SOD says "Monsieur" 10 his
father the daughter comes "respecttuiiy "
TO kiss her mothers band at her tollette.
A caress is rare, and seems favor. Children
generally, when with their parents, are
Silent. the sentiment that usually animates
them being that of deferential timldity. At
one time they were regarded as so many
subjects, and up to certain point they are
80 still while the new eXigencies of worldly
life place them or keep them effectually
aside. NJ. de Taleyrand stated that be
had never slept under the same roof with
his flther and mother. And If they do
sleep there they are not the less neg
lected. Il vas entrusted" said the Count
de Tilly, "to Wallets and to kind Of precep'
tor who resembled them in more respects
than one." The Duo de Lauzun finds it diff
fcult to get good governor for his son; fol
this reason, the latter writes, "be conferred
the duty on one of my late mothers lackeys
who could read and write tolerably well, ano
to whom the title of valet de cbambre was
given to insure greater consideration. They
gave me the most fashionable teachers be
sides; but NJ. Roch (Which was my mentor:
namc) was not qualified to arrange their les
sons, nor to qualify me to benefit by them
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1875 NOW is THE TINE 1876.
TO SUBSCRIBE.
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NEWs-DEALER AND BOOKSELLER,
1112 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,

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for all the Magazines published In this country and
m.vazines to any address fpoStdge paid on re-
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BY Robert 3. Lyme
(successor 70 Lyme & Brotherb
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
l. DWELLING AND LOT. SITUATED0S THE
EASTERN SIDE OF TRlRT1ETH STREET BE.
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH. OCCUPIED 81
WILLIAM ELLETT, ESQ. BY AUCTION.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 me a. tru.ss
by James Jones, deceased dated LIST December,
1874, of record In Chancery Court CLERKS Office
I'd. b. 1O5, 5Si shall In execution OF SAID trust,
being so required by the beneficiary secured there.
the note named-proceed TO sell at public auct!oa
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the I'd day Of
Eabruary at O'Clock =. ~, that certain large ami
Convenient DWELLING Containing SIX roornsi
and LOT as above described. The house is now o..
cupied by good tenant at - 80 per annam: Water
TERMS: Cash as TO 5000 and interest on sane
from maturity, AM expenses of sale; residue upOr
such terms as nay be nown at sale.
ia 25 RoBERI II. lyme. Trustee.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January rs, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White 2l2 bushels Red, 592 bushels.
CORN White, 972 bushels.
OATs.-304 bushels.
MEAL.-3S0 bushels.
CLoyER-SERD.-30 bushels.
WHEAT White, 10 bushels at $l.15: 4S bushels
very good at Sl.45: "a bushels fair al 81 IS; lo6
bushels ut 81 40; "a bushels at .37k.totnl,
bushels. Red, s56 bushels prime At s!:4s: sc SO
los bushels very good at Sl.4o; 90 bushels al
Conn., White, 36 bushels common at Soc; l6
bushels prime at 55c.-tota', SO bushels.
OATS.-9S bushels on private terms; 90 Dushels
very good spring at 53c; 100 bushels prime spring
at 55c.-to'a'. 304 bushels. e..
MEAL.-l0 bushels at &c.; 90 bushels at 63c
40 bushels on private terms; l60 bushels at 6lc--
total, 81 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
CORN White, 256 bushels.
REMARKS.
The increased frmness In wheat has not yet had
the effect OF bringing an increased quantity on
Change Every grain offered Is taken greedy.
Corn was exceedingly dull to-day; that is, buyers
and sellers could not agree, the former being nds-
posed 10 give more than SO cents for the best. This
reduction sellers would not submit to- and hence 1t
was drawn battle. One little retail lot was sold al
s cents but that was no criterion of the market.
Oats in light supply and good demand; prices
very firm.
A good deal Of country meal Is now being exhibit
ed on 'Cnange, and the best sells within five cents
of the best white boited city mills.
Prices on 'Change on The 25th January, 1878,
s5ere: Wheat-White, very good, Sl.S5. Corn
White very good, S0c. Oats-Prime spring, zoe.
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SHERIFF's SALE.-By virtue OF 80 S GER
y cn,,on In my hands In favor OF Joseph Il. S.S.
shaw againsi the Chesa peake aud Qhis o EsgDIY
Company. shsi proceed to sch on me Sei ". o.
OF JANUARY, 1875 al "a oe.S os ~ - aid eoG-
pany. about n.,>,,, rokJ,
And Immediately after the ssie OF the eSTd r.l.
% O'clock MI shall sell at the shops OF ssia
road company, near the head OF seysnlestn,Mn RsR-
About 40, doc feet Of SEASONED LtNpD
white oak. ash, aSd poppsstR: . TRUCKS.
CASTINGS, and one Gs,SDOLA-FNaaIau
isiS Sheriff OF the ely Of Riehsn1n---
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MISERABLE UNIMPROVED SPRINGS
~ PROPERTY FOR SALE PKIEATELY:-ci
offer for sale privately bold, free flowing sPRlNG
which by qualitative analysis proves to De similar
has been known to consist Of mecica virtue, curing
diseases of iufammltory nature, for many years,
but had not pen us abSu ACRES OF
LAND, beautifully located, about one hundTeu
yards distant from Bells Valley depot. on the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Rockhr1dge coantEE,
Va, distant one hundred and hfty miles from hIcn
mond Va, twelve miles from Rockbridge and J0r-
dan Alum Springs and sixty miles fT T1g,n T eee
owing to the location, being Immediately On Inc
Chesapeake and Chic railroad the great thorohgii.
ih Irom basuf region In the State. this pro-
rerty can be made in few years second 70 no''e
other in The State OF yrginia sou,,x IN which the
snrinps are located can sbundanty TESTIFY 70 the
Curative qualities Of this water. Upon the same
land is also bold-howing spring Oh ifeeS'one
The whole property has been recently enclosed
with an excellent plank fence, ana Is SO ioca i
with fine grove OF timber as 10 admit or any KIND
OF Improvement that may be desired.
The supply OF water Is abundant, being derived
bright and chryslalline, and the everbursting oub.
bles of gas impart to 1t peculiar, sparkling ap-
The lille place Of Bells Valley Depot is rap:
idly Improving. number OF lots having been SOLD
recently. and the demand still Ing, which In
q short time will make II an important point on the
For further Information In regard to terms and
analysis OF water address the under signed at Crags.
Vile, ugusta county, Va. -.
ja 13-eodl ms JAMES NJ DAVIDSON.
BY Wellington Godd!n,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING ON
Y THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTH ST R Y Z T
NORTH OF LEIGH STREET FOR SALE OR
Remit am authorized 10 sell or rent that very
recently In the occupancy Of Mr.. illiam A.
Armistead. The lot has front OF 81 By $50 feet
In depth. The dwelling contains ten rooms, nm
ished in excellent style, In good order, with all
modern improvements; marble nanteis, Iron
verandah. The kitchen has four large rooms.
Terms very liberal and accommodating. Possession
al once Apply to w. GODDIS, or
JOHN I. GODDIS,
Real Estate Agent,
In 2l.6t Bank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-26
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1l3 Main street.

AN ATTRACTIVE TWO.STOR1
n FRAME DWELLING with five rooms, kitch-
en- and lot on the west side OF Twenty.sixth street
between NJ and streets, Church Hill, for sale prl-
yately on liberal terms. Apply 10
'"'o'' RICHARDSON 6 CO.,
Ia 2l-1w Ills Main street.