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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-31
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE


MISERABLE UNlMPROVED SPRINGS
~ PROPERTY FOX SALE PsIVATELY.-I
offer for sale privately b. Id. free flowing SPRING
which bv qualitative analysis proves TO be similar
TO the Healing Springs of Virgil la. The spring
has been known 10 consist of ntCica virtue, curing
diseases of infammatory nature, for MANY years,
but had not been until recently analysed. There Is
connected with thus spring about TEN ACRES OF
LAND, beautifully located, about one hundred
chesapeake and Ohio railroad. kockbridge county,
Va, distant one hundred and fifty miles from Rich
mond, Va, twelve miles from Rock0ri4ge and DOR
dan Alum Springs and sixty miles from the cele-
brated White sulphur Springs, West Firgi MIA.
Owing 10 the location, being immediately on the
Chesapeake and Chic rail road the great thorough
fae from the ocean to the great West, situated In
the most beautiful region In the State, this pro-
rerty can he made In Il few years second TO none
other in the State OF Virginia.
The old settlers or the county In which the
springs are located can ahundantly testify to the
curative qualities of this water. Upon the same
land Is also bOld-fowiDg spring of freestone
water.
The whole property has been recently enclosed
with an excellent plank fence, and Is so located
with a fine grove OF timber rs 10 admit of any kind
OF improvement that may be desired.
The supply or water Is abundant, being derived
from !.rg.. bold spring. The water Is beautifully
bright and chrysialline. and the ever-bursting bub
bles of gas impart 10 1t peculiar, sparkling APP
pcarance.
The liltle place Of Bells Valley Depot is rap
Idly Improving, number Of lots having been sold
recently and the demand still increasing, which in
short time will make II an important point on the
line of the railroad.
For further Information IN regard to terms and
vile. ugusta county, Va.
ja 1S-endl ms JAMES M. DAVIDSON
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK


NKw YORK January 20 Cotton dull; sales O
631 bales at u 1-16013sc. Flour In buyer,
favor. With very Limited export and home trade
snss fss ss % sooG to 70 eho 5
ern Wheat quiet and slightly in buyers favor
81 % for graded No. winter red western; $1.4
fair demand; 63@63Hc. for graded mixed; 64c
for new western yellow; 66@67hc- for new white
southern; CSC. for old yel.2w southern. Oats with
out decided change: 46@49Ac. for mixed wester,
and State. Pork firm: pew mess. 421. Lard firm;
prime steam, spot, l2%&12 11-16c. Coffee dun
and lower. Sugar, quiet and heavy. Rice quiet
NJ lasses-Eew Orleans quiet and steady. Turpen
tine and rosir quiet. Freights dull and lower.
SALTIMURE-
BALTIMORE, January 29.-Flour quie, and UNI
Oh inyeu. Wheatqulct. firm and nchanged. SOut-
ern corn steady; white, 4s@60c.; yellow, SAG
:69c. Oats dull and heavy; southern nominal
Eye, e0@S3c. Provisions firm, wi h upward ten.
dency. Coffee dull and nominal. Wheat, $l.11Q
'$l.llkc. sugar steady.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 29.-FIour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat quiet and steady at 81 .05D$l .S5
: Corn II fair demand and firm at 44@46c. DAT:
quiet and firm at 3S@44c. Rye dull al 75@Sec
strong and higher; shomders, &C.. clear rib and
clear sides, ll@lISc. Bacon firm and unchanged
sngar-curcd hams, l3atl1 44c ard quiet aud I'M
changed Whtskey quiet ano unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, January 29.-Flour quiet and IN.
changed. Wheat quiet and weak; $l.25GSl.3 5
Corn dull. and unsettled at 4OG42c. Oats Dull and
dropping at 35c. Pork frmer aud held higher a,
S20.25 bid, cash. Lard quiet but frm kettle, 3Hc
Bulk meats strong aud higher shoulders. 7s6l7hc.
clear rib sides 10Hl1 91ic., cash. Bacon quiet and
firm; shoulders. 9G94c. clear rib and clear sides,
11hG1l1 and 12@12ac. Live hogs sclive; re:
ce.rts, 1870; shipments, 269 head. Whiskcy quiet
aud steady at S1.06.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January 29.-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat No. 2 red winter lower to sell
other grades pretty firm No. red winter, 81 40 r.
No. 3 do. S1.33 bid. Corn inactive and lower:
NO. 2 mixed. 3S4G3S4c. Oats-Demand light
and firm No. 2. 35Sc. asked Barley and rye un-
AND: held higher al Il 9S7x@$20. Bulk .Ineats
frIner; shoulders 7ad7.sc. clear.rib and clear
sides, 10 s@1Ohc. and 0G@1 03c Bacon firmer !;
shoulders, &C. clear rib and clear sides, 1lAG12c.
Lard generally held at d2c. Picked hams active
weight Hogs active and higher; demand largely
exceeds supply; Workers, S6.90t9S7l0 packing,
$7GS7.25. Cattle quiet aud unchanged.
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OliverP. Morton says when Andrew John
son shook hands with him it showed nobility
of soul. If Andrew johnson bad gwen Oll'
yer few good kicks instead of shakes II
would have shown n greater nobility OF sole
that the country would have appreciated
more. We suppose that the reason be didn't
was that o. P. NJ. had on his bloody shirt
Kansas City Times.
This is the kind of boys they have in
Dover, N. H.: A resident who reached th at
place by the noon train the other day, after
an absence Of two weeks, was met at the
station by his son. eight years old. who loud
" welcomed him. And is everybody well.
Wilte?" asked the father. THE wellest
kind" replied the hoy. And has nothing
happenpd?" "Nothing at all. Eve been
good, Jennie's been good and never saw
ma behave herself so we'll as she has this
time!"
An exchange remarks that velvet coat,
light trousers, and patent-leather pumps
form the proper morning dress Tor genile-
men, but we observe that our leading citi-
zens come out and take in the milk mornings
In the same old neglige Of an army blanket
and pair of rubbers. It makes one heart
sick to think that people have no more desire
to keep up with the fashions.-NoraciCh Bul.
letin.
A young Kentucky lawyer made his
maiden speech in defence of man charged
with hog.stcaling. A gentleman who was
present gives this as literal report OF the
speech: " Gentlemen of the jurv,-My client
is no more guilty of stealing that hog than
frog amt got no tail. thank you for your
attention." OF course the man was acquitted
A bald man was sadly astonished to find
bis French barber's charges so high: " Ten
francs" exclaimed he, "for cottiDg my
hair'.." "Ob, no, Monsieur, not for cutting
your hair, but for finding de hair 10 cot."
Too ihin-The soles of most ladies' walk
ng-shoes.-Lo,oeU Courier.
Clearipg-out sales-Those which men make
before running away.
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BY Robert Is. Lyme
successor 10 Lyme Z Brotherl,
Auctlonter and Real Estate AGENT.
No. 1912 M,ln street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LARGE BRlCh
l. DWELLING AND LOT. STU ATEDON -.
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH. OCCIplED ~ ~,
WILLIAM tLLETT, ESQ. ~ AUtTloS.-b!
virtue Of deed OF trust executed 10 iur a Nus.r
by james Jones, deceased, dated ist DSceiD.tl,
1874, OF record In Chancery Court clerk ,IlLS
d. b. 05. p. Ssh shall IN execution Of sald ,rEs
being so required by The beneficiary secufeu n.' ~
in-Cefaut having been made in the payment -
the note named-proceed 20 sell 1T public aurtioaf
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the "a "a, ~ 4
February, III O'Clock z. NJ. iba. certain i4fse ~
convenient DWELLING tcon;sisiuR SIX FooD1D
and LOT AS above described The house Is gov ,, ~
cupied by good tenaut al 81 so per annnui: a"'
&C., on premises. The lot fronts 33Ilzu ite'. ,ra
from 1uaturi ty, and expenses OF sale; RESIDUE "p"
such terms as may be known AT sale ,,,as
IA 25 ROBERT Il. LYME, Tfu'er.
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The boys of Winnemucea, Nevada, had
some fun with asbowman. They formed q
line from the ucketoface extending around
q near corner. Each asked the price of nd.
mission, and when being told that 1t was
City cents shook bis head, said 1t was too
dear, retired, and fell In at the rear of the
line. This was kept up until the Snowman,
astounded by the nnanimity and seemingly
great number, reduced the charge, and then
every boy cleared OUT
Railroad cars rarely stop without break.
Commercial.
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A Gar ,oos FaEcuEsrgR.- The Milwaukee
Wiscor .sin says: There ts dog In this e 10y
whIr'n occasionally loses his master, and nls
eff ,rts TO and him are ofteutimes amusing.
III the dog commences at Wisconsin stree. tn. ne
will search every saloon on East Water st[ Zee.
to the City Hall, aud II be fails to find MN I'M
viii return, cross the bridge. and search sne
saloons on Spring and West Water streets -,
until his search "a rewarded. He knows ps
experience where to go. and continues 'ne
round until DE succeeds"
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. January 29.Money dull at 3 151l.
Sterling rrm at 4S9k. Gol' frmer at 1t5@i1 az
governments dull and strong: new 5's; llo1S
states quiet and strong; Tennessee 6's, 464: Lew.
45h; Virgins 6's37: new, 3S; consols, ~ o ne
| ferred, 81: North Carolinas, 1o'S' new ON
special tax, 81
BALTIMORE.
BALrnfoRE, January 2e.-Eorih Carolina 6's'
old, g.; new, g. special tax. 2. Bid To-day.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. January 80, 1876.

SALES: 600 Virginia consols Soda 7oh
American gold, II ~ bid ,o,,,s ,ou
S,ats Secaritiss-Vlrena consols. IVY 40. t ~
ASKED Virginia consals. new. Az bid; AZ askeu
virginia deferred, 81 BID. eb nskeh; virglnii IN
teresl certificates, 19 bid. 22z asked virginia uA
City Secur ties.-Rchlnond city Us, 1ooS pid
Richmond city 6's, Oily bio. u.u
Rdiirodd Bo1,ds.-Virgnia and tennessee Dan
road non mortgage 8's, j. aad D., 75 bio. 49,,
canal Bonds.-James River and kanawna Cana'
arst mortgage 6's, NJ. and NJ, 56 asked. p.u
Railroad S0cks.-Kichmond ana DanSlhe n@if
road. 100 par, bid, 5 asked. ,,r.,a
Bank Socks.-Ffrst National, Ivy par 90 ua =
i {, asked: National Bank of Virginia, Ivy par
1919 asked; Planters National, 100 par, Ivy oad
State Bank OF Virginia, 100 par. 90 bio 20 hId
Merchants and Planters savings, 20 par, IISs oiu
22x asked: Richmond Banking ana lnsuraI ~
Company. 25 par, 80 asked; Citizens saVlnes' -
hisu,Gnce Virginia Home, 100 par
95A bid. 100 asked; Merchants and Meehsnlcs, iu w
par, 50 bid, 90 asked; lily, i9o par. o1 Rich
old Dominion, 100 par, S2A bid e1 ASKED hieii
Tnond Fire Association. rs par. ~ asked.
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There will be lively commotion in i6dl-
ana, and especially in INDIANAPOLIS, "hea
this paragraph from The Nation reaches
there: .,o
country who now has the smallest belief IN
Mr.. Morton's honesty as politician, or sup
poses that there is any sincerity in Anything
he saws. He makes speeches. everybody
knows, on whichever side of anyNuestlon1
be supposes most likely to be popular. ana
he has no hesitation in fatty and publlcly
contradcting in january what be sald IN
July. Nobody. in fact. credits him with any
convictions Of his own. In pure ana
healthy state of politics and Of public opln.
ion he would be living in close retirement
and taking his exercise after DARK"
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Dy NICIIdEUsUH U tU.,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers
1113 Main street.

4 DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
"A No. S08 WEST LEIGH STREET, FOP-.fs,
BY AUCTION.-OD THURSDAY the Sd or w
ruary, at o'clock p. NJ, We shall sell bY snc,,e
No. 60S west Leigh street, with four rooms ,rI
the psual 0ut-houses. IN fine repair: and LOT az
by 100 feet, on the nor;h side Of Leigh street mo-,
elmer.
TERMS: One third cash: bslance ia 81, -,
twelve months. negotiable notes be given for ,S
deferred payments, with interest added, ard sss
cured by a deed of trust
RICHARDSON & Co
ia 81 Auctoras..
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

JANUARY 20. 1876.
The offerings at auction to-day were SO pack
ages Of which So packages were sold ut prices
ranging from So 90 TO $50. Bids OH % pack
ages rejected.
The breaks to-day were 70 hog>heads, 40
nerccs, and boxes.
loose Tobacc0-The loose tobacco sold In this
city during the week ending to-day was 403, 200
pounds. The quotati: Ms are: Lea'-9ark wrap-
plug, $40 to S16; do. stemmirg, 81 10 $3.50.
Lugs, So 10 rs SO; primings, Csc. to 81.
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The Spelling Rec

(Versicle bya gentleman tcho didn't 'qo'nJ
fFrom Punch.J
Howe duth the lrtcl Spellin Rec
Improve each signing Oct,
And gather bunny Orl the GAy
From every pritty -four.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALE.
EIGHTY FIVE ACRES OF WOOD LASD, n
FROM KILBY's STATION, on The Rim.
MOND. FREDERICKSBUR(; AND P0ToMsc
RAILROAD, AT AUCTlON.-In execution OF \
decree OF the Chapcery Court Of Richmond en-.
tered in the cases Of Williams's administrator ~.
Williams, Ragland, and ais. Wliisms rs p.i(sf:
administrator, and Priddy, administrator. r. RAJ.
land. &c, the undersigned, special commissioners
thereby appointed, will sell at auction at the oBca
of Messrs. Grubbs & Williams, auctonaers in
the city Of Richmond, on TUESDAY. slh Of
February, at 2 NJ, the TRACT OF LAND owned
by the late firm Of Williams 4 RagIand and
situated As above. 1t conains ONE HITSDREO
AND EIGHTY-FfVE ACRES, and adjo!ns the
lands of Messrs. Jenkins Snead, ubank, Morgan,
Perrin, and Bigger. and IS bounded on the ives.
by Slony-run creek. On about NINETY ACRES
IL Is estimated, there are about TWO THOUSAND
ONE HUNDRED CORDS, mostly Of large OAK
and PINE WOOD, and the remaining NINETY.
FIVE ACRES Is covered with dense growth Of
OAK and PINE of smaller size. This pro-
perty Is regarded rs being exceedingly valuable
for the wood which lies very convenient 10 rail-
road transportation.
A plat OF the land can be seen u, the Office Of he
auc'oneers.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance At six. iwe'yc,
aHd eighteen months. with Interest: and further
particulars at The sale.
Persons Wishing TO buy are Invited 10 examine
the property before the day of sale.
JOHN a. MEREDITH
WIN. JOSIAH LEAKF.
commissioners.
GRrBDS & WILLIAMS. Anctioneers. Jag
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The Courier. Journal comes stuffed with
the delinquent tax.lst. Like clam soup, it's
mighty filling for the price. -Boston Post.
Muskrat jackets for ladies are coming b
on the ground that the muskrat Is sort OF
seal's kip.y-New FORK Graphtc.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January 29, 1875
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White. 81 hus hels. Red. 264 bushels
CoRN.-rThite, 3SS bushels. NiIed, 40 bushels.
OATS.-25C bushels.
PEAS.--&2 bushels.
SAIFS.
WHEAT White, 81 bushels common at FLU;
40 bushels very good at $3.50: bushels prime al
81 so: so bushels at $3.50: so bushels at 81: 40
total, los bushels. Red. so bushels prime al 81 oo
~ bushels prime at 1877 3 bushels al Sl4o-
total. ESQ bushes.
CORN White, 1913 bushels very good at ole;
100 bushels good on private terms; ~ bushels
prime on private iefms-total. 1913 ousheE.
BLACK PEAS.-4 bushels at 81.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fnas Nay.

! AUCTION sALEs-Thas Nay.
BgR. 8. Anderson q Co, Auctioneers.
WTE WILL SELL TO-DAY At AUG.
W ton. st 10K O'Clock, at our auction-house,
BACON sIDrs. vENIsON HAMS,
HERRINGs. DRIED BEEF,
LARD, VINEGAR, ONIONS,
CHEESE. TEA, BRO0Ms,
SOAPS-Iaundry and toilet: 4 c., &c.
Parties Wishing to add to sale Will please have
their consfgnments in early.
TERMS: Cash. r. =. ANDERSON & CO.
ja31 ,Auciioneers.
By-J. D. Whitehead.
Grocery Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
1912 Main street.
n WILL OFFERAT AUCTION THIS
l. (Mondav) MORNING, 31st instant. commenc.
ing mt half-past 10 o'clock. a large and desirable
stock of GROCERIES, &C., consisting of
BACoN-Sfdes, Shoulders and Hams;
BULK SIDES and SHOULDERS;
CHERSE-fair 10 prime;
HERRINGs and MACKEaEL,
GREEN and BLACK TEAS.
LARD lin tierces and snall tubs,,
SYRUPs and MoLASSEs,
BUTTER,
LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAPS,
PAPER. TwINE, BLEACHING. BLuElNG, &c.
together with the stock Of 4 RETAIL GROCER
declining business. j. ID. WHITEHEAD.
ja31-1t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 90. 1876.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers. q. w. Allen q Co.. agents.
Steamer MISSIONER, Skinner, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers l.. b. Tatum. agent
Brig z. NJ. Tinker, Barnard, Rio de Janeiro, cof-
| fee, Lee, Seodon Co.
Brig Eeptuue's Car (BrJ, Pike, New York,
In ba last TO load for south America.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence New York. mer-
chandise and PASSENGERS. 81 W. Aller & Co., agents.
steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, mercIian-
disc and passengers. L. b. Tatum, agent.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, L. B. ratum. agent.
Schooner NJ. H: Read, Benson, Philadelphia,
Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell, Steelman, Philadel-
phia ties and pig-lron, Curtis s. Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Addie f. Ames, Achorn, Portland, Jan
uary 9Th.
schooner Leopessa, Achorn, Portland, January
9Th.
Schooner Paragon, Morong Lubec, January 18Th.
Schooner Charles B. Mcslain, Quigey, Bati-
more January 10th.
Schooner :. H. HAYES, Fort, Boston. January 22d
25n.
Schooner L. A Danenho over, Gray, Bostou jan
Brig Katie DAM, Robinson, New York, January
9th.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WAsHINGToN. u. c.. January 26.-No:Ice is
given by the Lighthouse Board of the sounding du-
ring thick and foggy weather at Ship John Shoal
light station, Delaware bay, of fog-bell, struck by
hand.
BY Telegraph
NEW YORK, January 29.-The schooner Martha
Maria, from New Orleans for Neuyitas, was wrecked
January 2lst off Cayo Romano, on the north coast
Of Cuba. The crew was saved.
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A gentleman sent very fine freocn eloSs
to weli.Snown jeweller of Worcester 70 We &c
repaired, saying that be wished eacn 'tem y,
repairing specified. The following IS eop'
of the bill as rendered:
To REMOVING alavia o depo;fI aRq so
To rseiacing In appropriate 1uxiaposlnon IN
theccnsituent connonents OF . ssIn S,'f The
oney Of ninIons of said clocb-.... ........... 'o
To adjusting horologically the isochronal me- IN
clssm Of said clock ...::; -, of es
To r,uuaIizine the acoustic resultant Oh eS
cxpe wheel percussion upon the Ferfe par so
tets Of ssd clock loo Setwcen The centre
.or gyyavitv of the pendusuTn and Its point OF
.suspensiou, so that The vibration, OF d IN, me
pendulum shall s,aIs 9 me n daily ar1val Of
the sun al Its meridian height .....'.....".. oo
90
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BY w. Godd,n,
Real Estate Agent and AUctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE Hun.
CDREn AND ELEVEN ACRES OF VALUA.
BILE COAL LAND, HEAVILY WOODED, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ADJOINING CL0-
YER HILL fITS.-At the request OF the Messrs,
Parkhiil. the owners thereof, will sell at auction,
In The city of Richmond, 1T my Office. corner Of
Bank and eleventh streets, on MONDAY the 7ih
Of February, 1879. al p o'clock n, that NALC-
ABLE TRACT OF THREE HUNDRED AND
ELEVEN ACRES. located as above. cxcd Win.
terpock. adjoining the Glover Hl pits. This tract
has on II q valuable body Of coal, and has 1t one
time been successfully worked Being next 10 the
Glover Hill pits should add TO It's value Besides
The valuable coal In which IL abounds there Is on
the tract large quantity OF wood and timber,
which also adds 10 It's value.
TERMS: One fourth caAh; balance at four eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, ineres.
added, secured by a deed OF trust.
W. GODDIS. Real Estate AuctioEeer
IA 1921. 24.2S.3l .Fct4&7
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

q
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
" CELEBRATED PROPERTY KNOWN AS
WITH LARGE GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS
HERETO ATTACHED. AND BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT ON MAIN STREET, AND
TWO FRAMED TENEMESTS On TWENTY
SIXTH STREET, ADJOINING. BY AUCTION
In execution of a decree of the Chancery Court Of
the case of Hardg-oye us. Williams and others, we,
the undersigned, special commissioners thereby APP
pointed, will sell at auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY, 3lst January; nt4 ?; NJ, the property
TORY. 1t embraces front OF about $40 feet upon
Main street htween Twentv-sixth and Pear streets,
with a front'0f about 237 feet on Pear street, or
about 313 feet on Cary street, and SO feet on
Twenty-sixth street. ana has upon IL beslGes the
very spacious factory several sTORAGE-HOCSES,
mostly of brick. but also DWELLINGS, SHEDS,
&C.. making this probably one OF the most COM
pletp and extensive establishments for the handling
Of tobacco. or anv other large manufacturing en-
terprise. to be rbtained In bis city.
The location is convenient 70 me heaYy business
of the city, near the railroad depots, ana In close
proximity 10 shipping.
TERMS: At the election Of the commissioners
either one fourth cash. balance at four, eight, and
twelve N onths. or one fourth cash. balance at SIX,
twelve and eighteen mouths. In either case nego-
added. and title retained until all the purchase
money be paid.
into parcels, and plat of the same may he seen at
'''e '"-S' JAMES PLEAsAETs,
L. X. SPILMAN.
Commissioners.
GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. ja 22-tds
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BY James VI. Taylor L Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

Two BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
L ONE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
LEIGH AND THIRD STREETS AND THE
OTHER On THIRD BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We will sell, at public auction. upon theprcnl!ses,
on THURSDAY the Sd day of February, 1870. at
O'Clock Z. NJ, those desirable lots as above located,
one fronting on the south side Of Leigh street 70 By
100 feet and The other fronting on the west Side Ok
Third street 25 by 56a1 feet.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance at SIX,
twelve, eighteen and twenty-fOur months for nego,
liable notes with six per cent. Interest added anu
secured by deed Of trust 800
JAMES ". TAYLOR SON,
in % AIctiouCers.
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FINANCIAL.
Il. w. PICKRELL. President.
L. Is. SSEAD, Cashier.
W. FARMERS. and oTHAhs

The subscriber has on hand WAGoss anu a>,tn,eo Of
on very moderate terms: and Is st ~ any
oii,ers. and sniIcits call from all In wan! %
Ills wagons r,,u easier carry isrser loaes, .eco
wear longer, and sell cheaper than any otaes Nc
in the market. z,si.rtal >
Good workmanship aud hist-rS,o . n Al
.n. rsu,esd Liberal tissoHnt 10 ElerchsppI, a. ro-
n.5r,ns A. b. LlPsSOmp:,s
p~ Gary between Adams aud Jsaessoa s'se'''
Ia 7.eod3rn&w3s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-31
RE-EAHiBIIED.
OATs.-200 bushels.
GENERAL REMARKS.

Offerings of grain light. Wheat firm, but buyers
and sellers seem to have come to dead lock.
Nearly all the corn offered was sold, and sellers
had again to succumb.