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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
FINANCIAL.
R1CHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE

{s FRIDAY, June Eos 1000
Anfricaa Told.-111S bid
State observation-disclosures consois, % 9lu
virginia consos new, 29A bid, 30A asked; virginia
deferred, asked; Virginia tax-receivaole coupons
Gity city SIS, liz LIZ, d. "a
snecai tax, 90 asked Petersburg city gs, 90 asked
Lynchburg city S's, 104 bid; Lynchburg ely -,
$50 bid; Norfolk city 6s, 77A bid s
city rs. 7s asked; Manchester bride IS, go Din.
RnftrDnd BoRd8.--Richmond ana fete N ~ :
Railroad first mortgage SIS, j. aud d., l0y pro
Richmond Fredericksburg and POTOMAC h anIoa.u
mortgage vs. j. anu b., 97k bid: Piedmont hallfoao
first MORTGAGE as, A. and o., 81 bid.
: Railroad St0c Rs.-CIesapeake and ONO Raiiroaa'
100 par, S asked Virginia and Tennessee haliIoad
road 100 par "a bid ; Richmond. Fredericksonrg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent: ne
100 par. 9os bid Richmond and Danfliie RAIL
Rank Socks.-First NATIONAL, 100 par, l20 ask
cd National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par lu6 ask.
ed: State Bank of Virginia, LOU par, w asheu
Union Bank OF Richmond, so par 40 nd, 4 4S
asked Merchants and Planters savings, 70 par, ~
bid 90 asked; City: Savings, 20 par ~ nskeu
Richmond Banking and Insurance Company 20 par
20 bid SO asked. ,,, Mo ,rd Ma
riup 25 par SO bid Virginia State, 20 par 253s Die
40 asked; Virginia Homo, 100 par, 20 Dla, SS a a
ed Merchants and Mechanics, !O0 par soM plu'
90 asked; City. 100 par SO asked; ga DolniLio,
ZOO mar. 40 asked: Commercial Fire insurance
Company. 25 par. 2Ok bid; Richmond Fire Asso-
citation, Is par. "a asked
isceLtaneOus.-James River ana nan nal NV n.'
Packet, 12k par, 8 bid, IL asked: Oid dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par, 50 asked.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. june 23.-Flour still rules sirongl!
In huyers' favor; southern -four dull ana neary
cnmmon to fair extra. S4.S5@s6; good to choice
extra, S6.O5@SS.75. Wheat irregular ana unset Hs.
tled closing shade rner ior sGnh Iow pmixed SOC
for graded mixed: 62c. for graded Seilow. Oi' oe
shade frmer and more active 3Sg42c lSf 1li1 BE-
western and State; 36g42c io oet and firm: 75G
SEc for fair to good refining; refined URN; ShT I
iasses and rice quiet and nnchangf o; Pnr, dull MI
new. 81 e.35@ sl94O. Lard opened heavy. alter,
wards advanced and closed scarcely so tr'n hrl an
Whskev GuIct held at STA; s1i3 bid. Freght'
a shade frmer
BALTIMORE. June 2S.-Flogr quiet, steady, YAM an,
unchanged. Wheat steady and unchanged. S0utl
c erll corn tirmer; white 56@57c: yellow; 55@2lc.
western higher. Oats steady. Rye nohilnar. FRO
cIs,0ne Whisky advancing, $I13 Sugar firm
and in good demand.
LOUISVILLE.
louisville. Juna 23.-Flour dull and un;
changed. Wheat steady. Corn firm: shelled 4Sg
pork. 5000. Observation-Disclosures, SID
clear rib.sidCs SlO.35. Bacon-Shouldcrs. Ss.62's
clear rlb-sidcs s1e1o; Hams i4gqI44ee ..l Lare
quiet and unchanged. Whiskey, S1.le. baeslhs
h.'s' t''' CINCINNATI.
CISC1SSATI, June 23.-Flour. quiet and un-
changed Wheat in fair demand n,aSdE %G arm tr,
nmct and steady. Lard inactive: steam. II ia
Ike: Kettle I3@13sc. Bulk-meats in fair d, DC,
mand and rm shoulders 7@s7gi,G, .c clear Ha r,n
slcady: shoulders. S5s6Gsac.: clear rib-sides. lOhd
1olc.; clear sides, 11Ac. Hams active. tlrl, aaC
higher at 14@15c. Hogs steady receipts, o ",''
head: shipments. 635 head, Wmskey III good de
Inand al full priccs-Sl.lO.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. June 23.-F1our dull and unchanged
Wheat higher for No 2 winter-thc market appears
for other
red fall 81 4H asked No 8 red fall, 81 90 asked
Corn rn inactive: 10 mixed, 42l4@43c. Oats dull
No. 2, 31.c. Rye dull at Csc Barley? Sa' rs
GIS1o75 Lard and bulk-meats nomlnally um
changed. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Hogs duil
bacon, 50 .40MS5.55.
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The fsrir,k OF the Irecipice-.-COna'
muuisra She Offss,oot Of Radf-

vauuiSTfl fne OfsnoOG Oh nH"-
calisIn.
Editors Dispatch. It has been asserted,
and we most cordially and emphatlcaliy AZ.
sent. that Communism Is the last Phase q
Rodical;sn,, and the conclusion OF the syi-
logism Of which the first proposition Is (:
All men are born free and equal. A Rous-
seau may teach the insane doctrine that
the fractious man Is naturally good
a Voltaire may proclaim the infamous
dogma that all are born equal and entitled
to the same enjoyment; but with the SAD
and lamensable examples of human degene-
racy before our eyes, let us not throw ASIDE
the evidence of our common-sense. How
many hopes-how many fond expectations
have been shipwrccked and forever blasted
on this accursed and fatal rock Of |'Com-
munism!" Messrs. Editors, is it gene.
rally known what this little word "Com.
mNnism" signifies It is frightfu
10 contemplate. Communism has its
ori1in in the theoretical and piatonic idea OF
a rcpublic achere the masses shall be S't.
pren1e bu the rule of Shere brute force, ,eitt.
ont reference to Intelligence. "Com'
munism" has reference to a general and
equal distribution Of wealth and to the an
nulling Of the most sacred obligations OF So
cicty. 1t is the height OF abSurdity to sup
nose that wealth can ever be equally dis
tributed. AS long as the world shall endure
IN spite OF every social upheavai
rnere will ever remain these two classes
viz, the rich and the poor. The rich may
become poor, and the poor may become
rich, but neuer will it come to this that al
~iN become rich. or that all ,oiN become poor
There is the same relation between labor
and capital as between food and life. Al
life cannot subsiSt without food, so capita
cannot exist without labor. Away, then
with the syren song of Communism,
which has well nigh cnSulfed poor, fallen
France. and even now is .gnawing like
canker-worm ut the very yitas OF our own
beloved country. Fcllow-citizens of these
United States. let us beware Of "Commun'
ism" and its forcruuncr imitation"
JUNE 90, 1876. II. Is. ID.
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More than two hundred of the leading
newspapers of the country, Democratic and
independent, support Samuel j. Tilden for
the presidential nomination at st. Louis.
As the time approaches for the Convention
to meet there seems to be closer friend
ship toward Tildcn gathering in from all
parts of the Union. The later State con-
ventions have almost in every instance
elected Tinen delegates, and after the first
ballot New jersey will go solidly for him.
With Tilden there is certainty; without
him there is nothing but extreme risk to
the Democratic ticket. Indeed, it is more
than doubtful that we could win with any
other candidate. mobile Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" QUANTITY OF VERY VALUABLE WA
TER.FRUNT LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
THE RICHMOND DOCK AT AUCrlON.--By viz
tue OF decree of the Chancery Court of Richmond.
entered on the 18th day of June, 1876, in the
Of Richards, &C., u.s. MayO's executor, &C., the uu
dersigned, special commissioners thereby appointed,
win sell ut auction, upon the premises on THURS
DAY, 10Th June, commencing a O'Clock z. NJ, \
PORTION OF THE REAL ESTATE Of Edward
G.. Mayo. deceased, known as the "Sandy Bar"
Iyiug OH the south side of the Richmond Dock, front
ing on street running parallel thereto, beginning
at Shockoe creek and running eastwardiy, SD as 10
embrace not exceeding 500 feet front.
This property is now under rent to aiessrs. sta
pies Blair, s. p Lathrop 4. G. Babcock, and vari-
Gus others: and the first lot hns In connection win
IL very valuable water power from the Dock, which
Is used for milling purposes.
Its location In the heavy business part OF the city,
fronting the water, affords every facility for the
handling. storage, and manufacture of heavy mer-
chandsc and products: aud there Is but limited
Quantity of property of that character, such an OPP
pOrtunily for buyers Is not likely TO be soon again
afforded.
map and survey may be seen at the office Of the
auctioneers.
TERMS: One fourth case; balance at three, six,
nine, and twelve months, for negotiable notes, with
interest added, and secured by deeds of trust
l.. II. PAGE,
JOHN o. STEGE Err,
JOHN s. WISE,
/. II. HARRINGTON, SIS
Commissioners.
GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers. te1S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT ON THE VEST LINE OF EIGHTH
commissioners appointed by decree Of the Chance
ry Court of the city of Richmond entered on the
Goth June 1876, IN the case of Gleason against De-
vine. &cwe shall sell at auction, OIL the premises on
TUESDAY the eth June 1S76, at O'Clock T.. NJ:
the real estate located as above (ncar the packet Of
feel fronting twenty-five feet. more or less running
back forty eight feet, more or less with an Old brick
tenement thereon.
TERMS: One third cash balance mt six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added and title
retained till all of the purchase-ln0ney Is pad and i
conveyance ordered by the court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
D. Ii. DOOLEY,
jc21 Commissioners
p 5. The above real estate win be sold at the risks
and costs of Michael Walsh, the former purchaser.
who has failed 10 comply with the terms OF sale
ic22 COMMISSIONERS.
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'.'lAUsy,rIoN sAnEs-...Ts1sa Day.

CHERIFF,s sALE.-By order OF the
y Circuit Court Of the city of Kichmond made IN
the attachment case OF Ellis Brothers
liza ea proceed to sell at the store OF said Easte-
lin, sos Franklin street, on the 4THDAY oFJUHE
1875, at II O'Clock A. IL, $3.50 81
SO boxes LEMONS: = !. f ~
Large lot of CANDY and JARS; 80
Lot Of assorted LEMONS; t-s..s "a
Lot or Of II, DATES. COCoANUTs, sARDINEs;
Large lot of NUTS: La ssi..sl!.;yEg + 49,. ~
one neg Fl LsfFSh E,sODA.FoUNTAlN and
BRAE N SistE PICKLES, FIGS;
One DESK, DC, &c. ,,,,a,,r
Terms Cash. JOHN w. MHiGhI,
10 94-It Sheriff City Of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
BY ChaiIin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. | Tenth street.

~ yALU MdNRGr UHk I D sITH 6 h9 dS
LAUREL. PINE. CHERRY. AND BELyI-
DEERE STREETS. TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
O'CLOCK p. MAT the request of Colonel Lewis
T. Harvie, of Amelia county, Va we VIII seil upon
o,clock r NJ a large number of the most valuable
LOTS in the vicinity of Monroe Park, situated on
the streets namedabove. The improvements already
are daily progrcssing) such as to guarantee that
Investments made now will not be ut random but are
as sure to prove remneraive rs any event OF the u-
ture can be. -
WE ARE POSITIVELY INSTRUCTED TO SELL,
WITHOUT LIMIT AS TO PRICE, EVERY LOT PUT
UP. a..
FERNS: One fourth cash: the balance In three
rniIa semi-anuiial instruments, interest added, and
secured BY i trust-dced.
CIIAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
ic2o AuctionCcrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
BY j. l.. Apperson, Real Estate huctioncer,
lO16 Main street.

A TTRACTIVE, WELL-BUILT, CON
n vENlENT, AND CONVENIENTLY-AR-
RANGED DWELLING NEAR RIC FL NJ q
(sTEAM ANN1HILATES DISTANCE At AUG G
TION.-WH be sold on THURSDAY, June ~,
iscs, at Hungary station, on the Richmond, Fredc-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, eight miles from
the CITY that desirably- located and comfortable RE-
SIDENCE occupied by Mr.. James I. Sutton, Jr.,
containing seven rooms, two closets, and connected
with the Kitchen, which has two rooms, by covered
norch and convenient Storc-rOOm. Attached Is Il
poultry-yard and large garden with peach- apple
Cherry, damson-, and plum-trees &c, grapes goose
berry rawherry, &C.: the front yard ornanlcnteo
with beautiful flowers, vines. &c.-some very rare
we'll suited for professional or retired gentleman
doing business In the city, who can leave az a: d
and retru Mt p. NJ. Eight passenger besides freight
and other trains pass daily. Water unsurpassed b,
any i'm Eastern Virginia for GOODNESS, purity, &c.
mineral spring convenient.
TERMS: Very accommodating, and made known
at sale. .. l.. AZ 1910 ,S
lie "a AuctloIlccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuciiOncer,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS o.
" CHURCH HILL. IN WARRELLS PLAN
ON TWENTY-FIVE AND TWENTY-FOURTH
STREETS In further execution Of decree a
the Cliancery Court Of the city Of Richmond enter
ed on the 18th Of February 1s76. In the cas-" d
Brown and ais. u.s. Vaughan, &C., shall sell at AUG
tion, on The premises, in the order advertised @
MONDAY. Goth OF June, 1875, commencing At /
O'Clock +. NJ, the following VACANT LOTS 10
Warres plan-yiz.:
LOT No. 7. fronting 100 feet on the west line 0
Twenty-6fth street, running back to the rayIne
bounded on the north by the south side of N street
Also, LOT No. 20. fronting 9la feet on the wes
line of Twenty-f ourth street. running hack on |,
south line l22 feet. and the north by the rayin.
Also, LOT at tic southwest corner Of Clay an
Twenty fonrtii ir.s. fronting on the west line q
Twcnty-fourth -"t I25 feet, running back Oh Il
south line of e. .."Cct about $50 feet, more or e.
to a ravine.
PLats of the .cts y ! he exhibited at the sale.
TERMS one fourth cash: balance at Q, l2, an
IS months for negotiable notes. interest added, m
title retained until all Of the pnrchase-LlouCy
paid. ALEXANDRA u. SANDS,
IL 90 ComuiSsi1ncr
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 23-Eoon:-Stoeks active and
lower Money g. Cold, 112h. EXchange-Long,
ass; short, 400. States quiet and steady. Govern-
Inents dull and lower ,,,
4ss. Gold weak at 112(9112E. Governments dull
and lower States quiet and nominal.
/ -. l.......t BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, june 23-Virginia 6's, deferred, 64
consols. GIN; second series, 80. North Carolina
old, IA. Bid to-day. ..
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BY Grubbs & Willlsms.
Real Estate Agents ana ci,.g Rank.
Eleventh street between Mtlh

o,o,,urroy,SppS, SALE OF Rtahh
HsTaFE Il THE sTy i or d &.eN y
~ aIIfsTIoS.@In execution ei so Wy -, ,JTy g.
S so s.se Of Of and Sly
uSdsrssnsS sess AUCTION, sspm., ssS tie
gSnied wi aa, iea of June, at O'Clock D. pbs
foliaWins REAL ESTATE of which '3e N'''
hI IN lot OF GROUND on th1es, hS, stfras
Cary between Fourteenth Mide an siley in The
20 7-l2xl9a feet y S 4 W'S BuILDiNt oetas''
by Messrs. Sloat CroSSSyi l., ,.ar Of the teie.
Cd LOT OF GRq SV Mr. " " vi II. Iaxa, sta,s~
on Of the 6st southwest corner OF Mechanics alie'
other alley, 24x62 feet. .y casts and sale, s1i
-, ms S,ent t.xes the residue at one .,i e
three Years, for notes with Interest ad''1'
retained uii s iu'' ~ nIESRY G. CANNON
THOMAS j. EyhNs, ANS
CHARLES u. MlhL,l;oasfs
GaupBs d WILLIAMS, aae,ieaesf'. &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
IL 4 q

BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
nor SALE, THE OLD DOMINION
4 SOAP MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
WENT. in THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT THE
HEAD OF VALLEY STREET, OPPOSITE TO
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE CHESAPEAkE
AND OHIO RAILROAD CONTAIN. Tins his Is SAID
the kind south of Baltimore, capable of manufac-
turing from twenty to twenty-five thousand pounds
soaD Der week There only two other establish
ments of the kind In this city. The machinery Is in
complete order. ...f.. ....
Richmond is destined to become one OF the largest
Notwithstanding cities of the South, with unrivallcd
facilities for transporting the products to aIl parts
of the land. To an enterprising gentleman with
moderate capital this Is sure business, and should
attract the special attention of persons who wish to
embark in !; profitable enterprise. Apply TO
w. GODDIN,
ie 2O-TuTh, &Sa,3t Real Estate Auctloneer.
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lost, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

T OST, yesterday, in the neighborhood OF
1 4 the Old Market, or between that point and the
most office an ENVELOPE containing ONE HUN
DRED AND FTFTY-TWO DOLLARS. twenty
five dollars reward will be PAID the hhdcr II eita
this office. wv ,,,,>-co>-
te 24-lt ~ W. oOhNoON.
STRAYED FROM MY LOT NfEssiSs
y Haryictown, my large Il L D-A D-.Eelssr
WHITE COW; marks not remembered. Had on 4
large bell fastened with narrow strap was HvinS
FIVE DOLLARS will be paid for her return TO me.
or for information that will lead to her recovery
ISAAC FANEAR, blacksmith-shop,
10 o3-2t& No. 30 south Seventh street.
T OST, on the 18th instant, between the
| 4 corner of Twentieth and Broad streets and
Tenth and Clay streets, one BREhSTPlN, ihree
amethyst sets, the middle mounted with pearl SCI
with fringe pcndant slightly cnameled with back.
4 liberal reward will be paid upon It's return to
A. W. NOTHING, DR.
j. an1w 80 1922 Main street.
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OF course it's only q surmise. But when
you see q young doctor pay FIVE cents for an
agricultural paper, and turn eagerly to the
first column TO see what the promise is OF
this years green-apple crop, ,uncharitable
people will draw their own inferences.--
NeE York Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
BY Robert Il. Lyme
successor 10 Lyme & Brotler),
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
1910 Main gtYppf

r ARGE AND VALUABLE BRICK
IL DWELLING on THE SOUTHEAST GVR
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY }. =. JUsTE
ESQ, WITH THREE HANDSOME BUiLpNNG
LOIS on TWENTY-FIFTH STREET AND on
On THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL III
TWEEN TWENTY-FIFTH AND TWESTl,
Skirt STREETs, AND ONE OTHER LOT %
TW ENTY-FIFTH STREET, WITH \ SMA w.
BRICK BUILDING on IT CONTAINING 81
request of the owner will sell upon the preml~"
ut public auction. on TUESDAY the 2Ith haf o.
June 1876. at So O'Clock l.. W., the above desirable
property. The dwelling contains ten rooms auI
large porch and is we'll built a plat OF The Pr
perry win be shown al sale, and terms named. si%
cill attention Is called this sale. a frequent all
cations have been made privately To purchase ~
house lot fronts AL, feet Twenty-1fth street
20 feet to wide alley. The lois front 80 Zee, eac
bv the same drpth. ROBERT b. LYME.
~ 10 Oh AucfioncT
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By Robert b. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

CMALL BRICK DETACHED DWELL
- ING AND LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF PRES.
TON BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS, OCCUPIED BY W. Fl: CHRISTIAN
iCOLORED), FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-By re-
quest of the owner shall sell the above property ut
public auction, on the premises on WEDNESDAY
the 2Sth day of June, 1876, at O'Clock T.. NJ. me
house rents for ten dollars per month, and contains
five rooms, and has good lot and alley.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at SIX, tWelve'
and eighteen months, negotiable notes, SIX per cent.
interest, and secured by a trtlst-deed.
ROBERT B. LYME,
in2l-W TIL M Tu&W6t Auctionecr
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BY Grnbbs 4 William.
Aucti0neers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT OF
" GROUND ON SIXTH STREET, .SAry
HILL" At AUCTION.--ln execution Of a d.
OF the Chancery Court of Richmond, entered on I'm
June, lS76, In the case Of Anderson a. AndcrSon
&C., will sell on MONDAY, 26th June a, SIX ocincE
p NJ, at the risk and costs of the former mn
chaser the following LOT in the rtan Of Navy Til,
to witt Lot A. on the east side Of Sixth street front;
Ing 100 feet. between Jackson and Duyal s,re,ts
purchased by Henry Watkins
TERMS One third cash balance at three and 81,
months fornegOtiabe notes, with interest added and
titles retained until the notes shall he paid
JAMES ALFRED JONES, Commissioner
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, AucliOucers. Ia 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneecrs.
No. 10 Governor street.

cTOCK OF GROCERIES AND BAR
= FIXTURES AND STORE-FIXTURESI IN SID
My AT hUCTION.-On MONDAY the Goth n-
slant at O'clock will sell at the store of MIR.
Charles f. Ready, corner Cary and Richie streets,
Sidney. the balance Of his stock of
GROCERIES,
STORE and BAR-FIXTURES,
COUNTERS,
SCALES,
TABLES,
CoOKIN(i- and HEATING-STOVES, Sc, &C.
COOK & LAUGIiTON,
IL % AuctiOnccrs.
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BY Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. lib Main street.

TWO NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
L FRAME DWELLINGS ON UNION HILL
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-We shall sell by auc-
lion. on the premises, OH MONDAY the 26th In
slant, ut O'Clock L. NJ, TWO NEAT AND Al
TRACTGVE FRAME DWELLINGS. with base
mnnt and two stories above containing four rooms
and kitchen each and lots fronting rs by 165 feet
cach Oh the north side of Peasants street between
Twcnty-tirst and Twenty-second streets, Union
HILL
TERMS: One third cash: balance In six and
twelve months. or longer time may be given II de-
sired: negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
ments, with interest added. and secured by deed of
trust. RICHARDSON CO.,
10 20 Auctonecrs.
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BY Chafiin, Staples & Co..
Real Estnte Agents and Aucttoneers, 1
No. / Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
CHESTER, NEAR THE FREE BRIDGE, AT AUG
TON. ON SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1873. AT 81
O'CLOCK p. M-By virtue OF deed Of trust exc
cuted BY Josiah E. Perkins and wife, bearing date
the 14th day Of May, 1875. and duly recorded In
fine clerks office of Manchester Hastings Court. In
SO to do by the beneficiary therein named, on the
premises, on SATURDAY the Oath day Of June.
1875, the aboveadescribed VALUABLE PRO-
PERTY, fronting 81 feet On Seventh street, aud
having depth Of ITO feet on one side and 7S feet
on the other side.
TERMS /. Cash enough to pay the expenses OF exc
cutting this trust and to pay off note of 81 500 with
interest from the 18th of May 1875, till paid; and
the balance upon such terms may be announced at
the sale. II, B. CHAPLIN,
NJ. G.. STAPLES,
Trustees.
CHAFFfN, STAPLES S Co., Auctioneerss je Ia
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BY Augustine Royal
successor to Moody & Royalp,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va


A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
N COAL LAND AND Personal PROPERTY
IN THE COUNTY OF CItESTERFIELD,O ON THE
PREMISES. ON SATURDAY, JULY l, 1876. At
10 O'CLOCK My request of the owners Sil
sell ut public auction. the premises. on the d's
above mentioned, the valuable TRACT OF coal
LAND belonging Ia u. ii. Brooks's heirs, lying anq!
four miles south Of Coaltcld station on the Ricn.
mond and Danyilc railroad. In Chesterfield county
containing 374 ACRES, adjoining the lands u
Franklin Stearns and others. This land Is CONSIDERED
the best tract OF undeveloped mineral land in ilf
Richmond cnaltied. besides being one OF the mos
desirable farms in Chesterfield county. The tn.
provcmcnts consist of Il TliREE-STORf DWELL.
ING, containing eleven rooms and all the 'SIia afi
necessary out-houses orchard. &c. This v3ta6e
farm should attract the attention Of capitalists ami
parties seeking good and safe investments. For fur
Their information address The auctionccr. or - b
ENHAM BROOKS, Skinuuartcr post-ollcc, Ch,-'I
viii also sell at the same time and place lol d
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE an
CATTLE. ...,
TERMS: VIII he as liberal as can be desired an
made known nj sale.
AUGUSTINE ROYAL, Auctionccr.
ie 17,21,oi .OS&Jyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24

MONDTOBACCO EXCHANGE.
-' FRIDAY, June %, 1876.
Breaks to-day, 321 hogshcads, 20 terces' and II
boxes. 80
Packages offered at auction l25, Of which "
were sold. ..-
Prices ranged from $5.10 to 49,