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, 1877-12-19

Why not while ~ 4rs about Il, mako tha pro.
laF of lhs worlds uoneY standard /. poAsiblu, 10.
stead Ut establishing II 1t i4las aud kuiaols pss.
tenae of salaes tfhst il lhs only question ths
dollar. by Ill msaus; but daatt eompel u 70 shut
our eyes 10 the sanction OF fasshood. which pro.
poses 10 call that xlvvs dollar which II oaiy VI
tsnts.-JoUFHat.
Tho Journal would commence BY coming I
dollar, whose mere bullion value, without any
leQaltendes quality, would bs worth ~ much
q the le2al-tcnder gold dollar; aud then, as
last - this big elYeF dollar would rise In yalua
sboYa that of the gold dollar, that sspient con-
Cern would seeoiu It into smaller aud smaller
, 1877-12-19

The Conatables Of Cook County seem at
Inst to have perceived tie necessity Of sayIng
antl doing something to convince tho public
that tLoy IRE not qll loaiers md s1,flaus.
They have passed q series vi resolutions to
TINT effect, and 1t rtatB will. themselves 10
demonstrate hereafter the truth Of tbs asser.
ton that iii d clnss they are honorable ulen
aul efficient officers of tho law, anl that
tho nisslu1ds Of a fow Of thaix number ought
not to bring down condemnation upon the
svl11a
, 1877-12-19


on the rfooghley is tho principal wheat mar
ket. 1t collects tho erops Of the northwest.
ern provinces md 1'chnr md sonds them
down tho river 10 Cn1cuttn, whence they arc
saken by way OF tho Buez Canal 70 England.
Tho exportabto produce OF the central
provinces. which Is aaid to be capable OF In
definite expansion, IL sent 10 Bombay, and
tho wi,cnt Of tho rnnjaub is 6onted down
tho Indus 10 Kurrachee. When thorough
system OF rai1ronl communication Ia opened
up. Kurrachoo viii probably 10 formtd.
a1'le sival Of Bombay In commercial
importance. The ineffleiency Of tho rail.
roa.ls, indeed, ia the main obstac'o
to tho development Of the wheat sraffic.
Cheap transportation. ia rs mucti question
Of tho hour In India M in Iowa or Mime.
sots. Tho difference fs TINT The Government
thero Ia moro actively in sympathy with the
agricultural classes than II IL with Us, and
tho efforts to reduce sates and incsenss the
bnlk Of freights carried promise to be sac-
cessful at MI early day. It bas becn found
TINT The average price Of wheat In the pro.
ductng districts Of 1ndia is $27.6o per ton,
and In England ,about $50 per ton. II must,
therefore, bc profitable toexrost 1nd'an pfod'
uce 30 long as The cost OF carriage doas NOT
double the value Of the rnw produce. The
average carriage and freight combined win
a small allowance for insnrance and other
clargos, cannot be set down at less than $25
per ton. The average aelline:rrico of ton
q Indian wheat In the English markets is
$50. The average cost to Tho importer Is
S52.h0 Tho psoht per ton ID, therefore,
hardly more than per cent. Tho tact thas
tha trado has prosperod and grown 10 lm-
manso proportions on so small a marg'n
Of profits Ia evidence TINT II rests upon
sound bnsis. Tie speculative rfso IN wheat
has, Of course, been felt In India, aud part
Of tho profit Resulting from II haa been en-
Ioyed by the producers Of that country.
but even without this advantage the srade
haa fouriahed and will continue TO honrieh'
The Importance OF 4ndia ns competitor
OF tho United States IN wheat-gTo~sng IS
cstablIshed by figures. cawnpore Htanda In
abous tho same relation 70 4asesPool ~ IT,
Panl, and, IL tho means OF communication
between tho interior ofs India and the. .soa"
boara nre improved, tho wheat of that conn"
try will be as mich in demand as cur own.
but there need ono immediate apprehension
Of q sailuro In tho market for American
wheat. Although tho farmers OF India have
the advantage OF tho cheapest labor IL the
world, they hayo hot carried the culesva-
.ion Of the soil 10 tue high stato OF Of
aciency which prevails In this country
, 1877-12-19

4 Vienna correspondent tclcgrap!,s that Tur-
keys first pacific effort may to rrgartcd as a
failure. It may also ba regarded as pleru Of un-
limited "chcck." A request for mediation as
this time. and upon tho terms mentioned, cuutl
not obtain Il moments hearing In auy European
Cabinet except Eng|ana's.
, 1877-12-19

Tho ~. Louis htpud'teaa shtnka there IA
species OF poetic vengeance Ia the present Attl'
ludo vi EuxIand to European Affairs. 1t
rerails that. tn cue of his conversations 1t Ut.
Helena. NAfoLsoN said that Rusala was lhs
Power ,nost to be aprrchentted; she had Always
Ind longing for Turkey, but hs had atood IN
her wuy iu that quartes. 1t atidat
In tjIa4r days Euylaud WA crazy on tho subject
OF French agxsesstoils aud welcomed any ally l1st
could Aat1sI bur In checking the krowlh OF Freach
poMes, Nbe could lak ses that shs eaeniY shs had
II Faria una lhat II permitted 10 deysIop hls
strength h would sooner Dr later stretch 0ns hald
toward Cuuslaatiuopls Ana tho other toward fndls.
80 England epAttstl fusaia. aud furnished tbs I'd.
vice and lhs muney which enabled Ituss1an tru,s.
romhtnetl with huas!an snuMs, 10 break In ptscea
thS NApptsonts Empire.
, 1877-12-19
THE COUNTY spol1B,


uosuhere Of the County building that In
potluting,-or, at least, TINT portion Of 1t &C.
cupieis by the County Commissioners. There
ars forces at work thore which seem to DO
powerful enough to neutralize all the plodgoa
that have been made and all The influences
that eau be brought to bear in bchan Of tho
public intoreats. Certainly no ssefner sense
Of responsibility could be impressed upon
candidates for tho public Office than those
stamped upon oil five Of the County Com.
missioners WHO wero electod Inst fall. Every
ono OF them must have personally felt
pledged 10 Tho work Of roform by the brond
Issue TINT WAS mado between the Ring and
the people, Yet over gince the now mcnbers
havo been seated, and We boliove even
during tho time between tho!r clec-
ton md the taking Of their seats,
tl,ore has boon a serioa Of ca,1c,tsss mud
consultations which havo dovoloped dispo-
sition OIL the part Of certain mombers to
prefer come particular friend or some special
interest over the public welfare. 0nco, wo
bolievv, It was finally ngreed to permit Mr.
TADoB, ono Of the old Commissioners who
had boon In the habit OF voting with the
Ring, TO dictate The principal appointments,
but this WINS abandoned. Thon II was dis
covered TINT Mr. MEYEn, who had been elect
ed rs Republican md neformcr. WAS
cauouslng with tho Democratic Ring
members. 1t Is certain TINT this lit. MEYER
voted with tho anti-Reform element On tho
question Of postponing tho election Of ooun-
k..r nj tin 3hf Ia }Haf I'm &vn
, 1877-12-19
WHAT CREDITORS WERE LED 70 EXPECT

WHAT GEE0ITOHS WEHE LE0 TO EXpECT.
Tho apccial organ in this city Of tho East
era Iaoney-lcnders ls gracious enough to nd.
,ult that Congress has tha right to attach
c!auso to tho Augmentation blll repeattu9 the
act by Which the silver dollar was surrepti-
tiousjy domouetizetl. This proposition was
uaslo In tho resolutions adopted by the recent
Tabernacle mootine, and js intcnded to moot
aud offset tie veto virtually threatened by
tho prcaIdont In his recent mosssge, Tho
Times, Willie admitting tho Congresssona!
right to do this, takcs the ground set forth
In tho following paragraph:
The thing .tsclf IL Tho Vital MISTER, and to ths.
attaches tho great dshouor. The right rule for
Tho Interpretation o. promises II correctly statsd
IN 'no ns. nume. =. ,uo "ro": s., ~ VII:
tho nron,.eo to undc r,tand or e1uoct" Thr t,,ne
that the Tahceuaelu crowd want congses. 70 do,
aud tbs thing that Congress secna very strongly In
eoa 10 20. 10 a.. astae @ .ns fass; ana u. up an
Ts., ~ ,sc r.'.o,ors sn1e ss,cv rne r,oas H.
which 1t ID duno Is q u,attsr Of secondary lmpos.
taueo.
Wo might accept the Nations dictum that
+" What tho l,so1ntHor owes IL whnt he led or
allowed tie pro1nisoe to understand or ex-
pcct" But wo challenge 4 satisfactory
demonstration that, In any Of tho existing
indebtedness In thls country, outside of some
few spcclal contracts, tho debtor lod his
creditor to belioyo that he should DO repeid
, 1877-12-19
Greenbacks at tho Now York Stock Ex-
clanGa yesterday closed at Oh.

Tho great coal. producing corporations Of
Pennsylvania have euttrod upon auoshcr
:o,abiuatiou 10 rostrict production and n,ain-
lain prices. plan was adopted at a moot
ing held in New York yesterday which pro-
rides for tho regulation Of shipments aud
axes penalties for all cxcesscs,
, 1877-12-19
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TnK CHICAGO Tn1RrNK tAa esab1fthcd branch ohlcts
for the receipt Of zubscr!ptons and ~
sollowA:
EKW YoRR-1aoom % Tribune Building. r. T. Mo.
FArpEx. MsnaErr ...
SAN FRANCISCO Cal.-Fxiaco Hotel. CHARtxs
Y. NoafMrr. Manager.
rARfs. Tfsncc-No II rue dc IA Grange. batellcre.
II. MAnLkR4 Agent.
LONDON. Ena.-Amertehn ExetsnEe, 40 st7sud.
HkxRY F. GILtIH. Agent.
, 1877-12-19

Tho art csItIcs OF Now York hare been writing
great deal about tho Old Master y recently
discovered At New Orleans. The article Of tho
Sun attributes II to tho school Of Bologna ou
ACCOUNT ol it, exaggerated lcslincss-so which
VIC should ald-or tbs basement type.
, 1877-12-19

It takcs woman to say hitter things nbout
WOMAN Fur instance, MANY CLEAMEn asscrts
that Mis- kMLLooo pu tho platform u = concert
room ID less nloleptly dressed than AsMsz IN
VIA AfprloiaIne.u
, 1877-12-19

Those Of our tnAattuaary CONTEMPORARIES who
ato advocating ths ''frco md unlimited !" co!nnge
OF silver dollar, which II now wuflh only 01
cents. making fill and unfFmitcd !cgnl .tendeF.
In other words, forcing that apun tue peop!o f1f
dollar we!. lacks nns cent. of oe!nx = ssai doi.
tI1n which, by their plausible 'so they scen
I!spoaed to, o,-Iaarndt.
1Iow much nru two hhtf-dollars or four quar-
tcrs, weighing O per cent less than a "1ullar Of
tho ialdtcs," worth by the gold stsndardf
Over 07 cents. II subsidiary silver colns, worth
only IS cents Of wilnt the journal calls "the
real dollar.'' have purchasing power Of more
than W per cent Of xo!d, By reason OF being a
1cga.tcntser for tritllng amount, 10 1t not the
siltcat OF nohscnsc to ray that full silver dol.
lar md unlimited lceal.tcnler would onty bc
worth Dl ccnts9 Why call the American silver
t!ollar worth oulv 0l cents when there Is no
such eoln III existence At this tlmea Rcmonc'
tize that tlo1laf, making 1t full 1cgaf-tepdcr,
aud II viii not bo quoted Mt discount. told
will quickly como down to It's level. There II 4
corner on gold now; but re-establlsl the stlssr
standard, and TINT corner will he brohca yury
quickly, and prices will rosuHe their proper and
normal values. Gold IL now nbnormsl!y dear,
md property and wages artilclally cheap. With
tnIy one prcclous.motal standard, this Is just
what might bo exported. Thera ID 1,ot enough
gold to balance thu property. II gold had
been Aemonst.zcl, how snuch would Il hc
wurtht Thrn II would be down an1 silver up,
and thu .}oarnol would bc babblng "fot.dc.rol"
against making gold M unlimited lcgal'tcn,lcs.
, 1877-12-19

emergency that has inspired BrAcoNsr1Elp
with the idea Of purchasing The Turkish
feet. not bccauso England is uaval'y wenkt
but to prevent It from falling into Russian
hanf1s
, 1877-12-19

1inrerEysa Thrntrc*
torrs,t street, tnrnts Of Dearborn. Engagement OF
D. II. lfarktns. JAck Cade." Afternoon aP4 avalna.
, 1877-12-19

Coliseum Nnvc1ty TheRtrc.
lark street, opposite CouFt.1I0usc. "paff Wo
, 1877-12-19

hlcrarker'A Theatres
Mtdtton ftrect, between sAta aud Dearbosn.
tuntn
, 1877-12-19

f1ootry'A Theatre.
Handoirh ttrcrt between Clark and 1.2sAlte.
Engagement Of tho 1ieas English Opera Troupe.
''Viilars' Dl 4Roons."
, 1877-12-19

Tho Tabernacle.
Monroe street. btiween Franklin md Market. Great
National IlAbY.Slox
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-11
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Representing the above staunch old Companies,
we solicit the patronage OF the public upon their
UNQUESTIONABLE SECURITY AND PROMPT
AND LIBERAL SETTLEMENT of all claims.
y-0i m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-11

the undersigned. byvirtue Of decree en'rtcl1n
the 9th April, 1877. by the thaGr.ry Court Of m.
city Of Richmond. In the suit of Frs: National H,-
ps. SaunCers's eNecutrix ana 6iS. b"ing ar,Glu',J
speciaI com miSsiOncrs for the purpose by said decree
Will offer for sale al public auction. on tn,
to the highest bidder on TUESDAY ~. lin d., a..
May, 1877, o'clock 7. NJ, N far: If no, nm ~.
next fair day. the following real e,iIe In The civ ~,
Richmond commencing with
First. That very valuable DWELLING. HORSE
and the LOT on which II stands. situated IL h .rl'l.
west corner Of Graccand Adam, strrela iroitin.s1
between parallel lines 1872 feet in0rr or l,, - ,f
property Of james II. Pace. This affords r.r. .,
pOrtunlIy Ia purchase Il handsome iwrlliug-nDui.
located In one Of the very hest situations i'm The ,
This was the residence Of David j. Saunders - nj;
lifetime. Immediately after the 80" Of the tDr,g.
ing properly Will he sold
Second. That new and very at'ra"'i," DWELLING
HOUSE and tile LOT on Which il ,tauri-. ,i,lar,.,
on the north side Of Grace street hr; yyruH idun,ai
F0Is het streets, occupied FOR long '!ln" J." Horace
L. Edmond Esq. fronting B. feet. and running lar,
$50 feel to 4 paved alley III common 20 feet yln
Special ATTENTION Of al persons d'str!u2 n~w AMI
comfortable house, with nioacrm imrruvrIurl.'s /,
caliedtO this properly.
Next will be Sold
Third. SEVENTY-EIGIIT FEET Of GnOlND
on the south she Of Broad street between Frs amt
FOushee streets. running back l3l feet ,ucte, 10
IN alley 16 feet wide This property. which i. W.
improved except by q few framed -h0,r.. WIZ j.,
most desirable Investment, business j. rapids ~
tending up Broad street.
TERMS One fourth cash htlaucr NJ TX. twelve.
and eighteen months for ne"oti IbIr u"tr~ title -
tanned until the whole purchas, !, pad AMI
conveyance ordered by The Court.
4. K. COURTNEY.
nv lS3S.ds SucCiai Comm ~siuucrc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-11

-, IL By W.GoanH- Z /t1 ga
.rReaI Estate Agent and Auclionecr, =
corner Eleventh and BanS streets.

vr,RIJsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
/ BRICK DWELLING ON THE f3glJTH SIDE;
OF ROSS STREET BETW ZEN GOFEkS0R AID
.EojiRTEENTH. Also TRA{v OF ONE HI n
DRIED AND FQRTY-NINE ACRES Sat:LlSND -
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY NEAR 1IhLE-W ~
sThTfoN, AND AN UNDII1DEr,. MQIETY O.
EXCELLENT EARN on TUCK TX s. 2 GRE az !:
THREE HUNDRED AND Eh;HTI-EiGHI
ACRES, SUPPOSED TO CONTAIN CoAL'-By
yirtue of three several deeds OF Trust, duly exc
cutrd and recorded, In, the Irdper courts, i
shall at The request OF the trustee and In ac-
cordance with the terms of yhe SAID DEEDS
nrocrcd TO sell ut public auct1ou. on the prem
ts,.s No. 1916 Ross street, on MONDAY, ?th slay,
BRIc;K DWELLING located rs above. corTtasnfnR
eight or nine rooms, admirably arranged fornhe &C
comm odation Of 4 niodcrate-st8etf family bhe LOd
has front OF 32k feet and depth OF about I3O
feet tso as 10 include the aEeyl, on Wlnch thers
stands an excellent BRICK STA
At the SAME TIME SDfLhCE, andby Wiri 70
of the said deeds Of trust and at the request OF tne
OF LAND. In Chesterfield county, near she HaliI
way station, designated as No on plat anne1tu
10 n deed from w. Fl. GEatbSney 10 'Japssh; riatl
said to be of good soil and covered By pine ana o!her
wood Also, an UNDIVIDED hdEI 7 az 4 lKACl
OF LAND In Goochland county, ON Tuckahoe creek
adioining the celebrated CaroIt Goa f'y91ks,con
tafnine 3sS ACRES 1.-THE other moiety being ownes
hv Mnssrs. John w Coitrell and Ilr. W. T.. Palmer)
known as "Sycamorr Grove" rms is satu IO bS y; !
good FARM but its great value is believed 70 DC IN e
valuable coal-bcds supposed To be dhoeFtylng tiis
farm. r.: - , ~
While the deeds require n cash sale, yet ain
authorized by he trustee 10 say tbat le benehcl!
in the several deeds will accept most EberI Terms
secured by a deed of trust. W GGGD1N.
s'N"i - y - k;lctioueer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-11
BY Guddlu, Warren & Co..
Real Estate Agents and .tuctionctFs,
No. ll06 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
l. RESIDENCE AND FARM IN THE IMAi;ul-
ATE VICINITY OF THE CITY OF El' MhONDiT
BY virtue of decd OF trust cNrcuted by Nilt! II.
Richardson the 21st day or july. ls'o' ana r.
corded in the CLERKS Office at henrcn County
Court, I shall, AS trustee under sid d,c1: >t!
on THURSDAY the 24th day OF May 1871. a.
S O'clock Z. NJ. on the premises nj public auI,
tion to the highest bidder. all that IRhEi or, OK
PARCEL OF LAND on which The ia'e
General William II. Richardson once r'>ce".
lying and being IN the county "t iiei,s,.% So
and bounded on the north by The WesEham plans
road on the west by the land once owned by W.
lington Goddin on The south 10y james river Al" on
the east by the land once owned BY John 4; an!
Alexander b. Hurchcson aud containing oNh
HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO ACRES, be N
same more or less. On this farm IS Bitlt n
with SIX rooms, aud oFlcA
kitchen and wooden barn and stable w
Most Of this land Is very good. anu ABOUT theHI!
acres are fairgrounds and exceedingly fertile:
About twenty acres Of IL consists OF nne grove ..
trees. II Is also believed that this land has on IL
valuable quarry OF granite. .,,
TERMS: Cash rs 10 $1,000. Terms OF pSynirn!
for all over $4,000 VIII be made known on tns Cay
OF sale. THOMAS j. ~
my Isw1 "a S,iff;td Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-11
BY j. Thompson BrowD-
Daai E-fofa Unnf AND cftnnppr.
KI1Q Estate NRCNl aEU AHClIUHCcT>
1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT BRICK
L HOUSE on THE WEST LINE OF THIRD
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
.STKEETS.-By virtue of two deeds oil trust, ex-
ecuied by J..V. Sun,erg andwife dated October IS,
1874, and June s. 1875, and duly recorded In the
Richmond Chancery Court respectively IN Decd
Book IO4 B, page 81, and Deadlock l05 a, page
439, to secure the Mutual Building and Loan
Association for the redemption of fifty shares OF
stock, and default having been made by the said
Sundbnrg IN dues to said Association ami being re-
quired so to do by said Association. we the under
signed, present trustees of said Association VIII
sell. on the premises. on THURSDAY. May T.
1877. ut 5 O'Clock =. H.. that NEAT BRICK RE-
SIDENCEand LOT, and the SOUTHERN HALF
OF HOUSE IN rear of said house, fronting on the
west limo Of Third street II feet inches, and NH
ming back between parallel lines SO feet being the
southern half of the property conveyed In said deeds
of trust, and IS occupied ut present by prompt-pay-
Ing tenants. $500.
Attention Is called to this sale account of lis
nearneSS to business and pleasant ncighborood, be-
ing opposite to;St. Adams Hall and adjacent to the
nne row OF brick dwellings recently erected by A.
Harris, ESP, OH the corner OF Third aud Main
streets. . -. ,...,. ..
This property will be divided! 1T sale. .. =
TERMS: Announced at sale. - ....t't =.
j. THOMPSON BROWN
'... -.'.' ~ HARRIS. g. !TrusteeF.
s. 4. WINSTOCK, j
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
nv 5-67.2.0.1lS ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-11
BY y. NJ. Lee, Auctloncer,
No. IL Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
" OF LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY.-Bv vir-
tue Of decree of The Circuit Court of HenricC
county In the suitIuf Martin and wife Tayl
pronounced the 9Th day of June. 1875 VIII sell al
public auction. ut Henrico County courthouse. on
MONDAY. May IA, 1877 lhat being couTt-davl. =
Archer Taylor died seized and possessed. conta In
ing by late survey 635 acres lying on the Darby
well wooded.
Said sale will be made at the cost aud risk Of the
estate OF john Gibn, deceased former purchaser Oh
said land. -.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay expenses OF SUIT
and sale; the balance 10 equal payments on credlt
the purchase r executing bond with good security,
and title retained until paid and conveyance d.
~acted Inv the Court JOHN \. DAVIS
49,. O etk Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-11
BY Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auc;!onecrs-
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE NALlA-
BLE BUILDING LOTS On TWENIl-
EIGHTH STREET, CORNER N ST r. 4
CHURCH HILL, BY AUCTlON.-By viz ue Oh u"
provisions OF certain deed Of trust bear nS iaS
the 1Ota day OF October, 1874, 10 the uniersisnS.
trustee. duly recorded IN The clerks once o. 1lS
Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond 10 Ss' u
scrbetl. being required 50 TO q. by the holer here
Of SHALL US trustee 10 said deed sci, by ancl9n on
1877. mt s O'Clock =. NJ. FIVE VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS, fronting 33 by l32 iett eaTI
on the east side Of Twenty-eghth street, corner d"
street .,.. of
TERMS Enough In cash TO defrsy the eA pense, =.
executing this trust and TO pay Oh Two ss1ID
notes for the respective sums ., sIU9 aHI III
With interest thereon from the 3lst DAY OF MiN"'
1877, until paid. J. A. hietf!A"t 1Sr,,.,r,.
- RICHARDSON CO.. Real Estste Aucsohesfs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-11
By Wellington Goddin. ~,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
~ VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AND
LOT VEST LlNE 2E TalEn
virtue OF decree Of he Chancery Court Of the city
Of Richmond, entered on the Sd OF May, lSi7, IN
the case OF Archer and wife against Mott, &C., we
shall. as special commissioners thereby appointed,
on WEDNEsD AZ. 18th Of May, 1877, at s O'clock
p. NJ, that large and well-aEranged BRICK
DWELLING located as above. now la the occu-
psncy OF Mr. John A. Mostly, containing about ten
rooms, besides brick kitchen, stable and carriage
house, s. The LOT has from, Of sSs feet and "a
SO divided sell of lot lying TO the south hay
Ing front of about SO feet. The location OF THIS
to secure an excellent residence in drst-cass and
improving ucighborhood. -. .
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve.
added title retained till all Of the garchsse-ne-
ney is fully paid. "f. 80 G. w; TuRNEk:,.
my s,l1,12,l4,15.l8 Commissioners.
VRUSTEE'S SALE OF a VALUABLE
GiN fAk AbouT Four uH E MILES soGfh
LOUISVILLE. CONTAINING -FOUR HuNDKED
hGEES NTH IND SAh tEs oS4bnp
iN(;S THEREON.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust ex-
ecutcd by Johu Greenfield TO the 9ndersigned AZ
and duly recorded in the clerks office OF Louisa
County Court default having been made In the pay
OF hs two 9oI by the
shall. on WEDNESDAY the / 9th day OF May, SIT,
AZ IL O'Clock b.: upon the premises, sell The above
designated FARM al public auction. ,-.,r
TERMS: For cash as to so mach OF the proceeds
of sale as will aeay the expenses OF eAeeutng the
trust aud pay on two bonds f9r Sssss5S esea
until paid; the residue upon such Terms as the
In said deed may require, or in case OF his
trustee may Which viii be on
the day or sale. P.P.BARBOUR,
ap 10 .,ig..r grs sHss s. ssgti 5 Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-11
2. BY Frank D.:Hill,
Real:Esste Auctioneeraad Agent,
f1OS Main street.


NEsy AND GLEGANT FURNITURE
IN AT AUCTI0S.-At the request of MIR. Thomas
DunBtf lwho Is deebaing housekeeusngl, will sell
Mt his residence, on laurel street between Frank lin
and Mar streets at u O'Clock IA, A. ~ on FRIDAY
One handsome BLACK%ALNUT PAEIOR SET.
consisting OF Sofa, two Easy. Chairs and four
Reception Chairs covered In brown reSs), Black
go Walnut Writing. Desk, Walnut WEis liable,
Rack. and Carved Oak iisIl Chairs.
Ono WALNUT EXTENSION DINING.T&eLE,
STDEBOARD, ..- :
Half dozen CHAIRS, -'' O ..' ....
Pretty BRONZE CLOCK. r....r .-...u +.
PLATED CUTLERY,
SIX * and and FoU FOUR IG III CIANDELIERs.
One elegant BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SET.
including Dressing Case, Wardrobe, &C., hand
One WAhNGTs CHAMBER SET and two COT
. ~. MATTRESSES, FEATHER.BEDS,
BATH-TUB. If.
..... =: :. : ALSO. '
One good COOKING-STOVE. with hot-water at
tachment and all the necessary cooking utensils
One elegant ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPET and
VELVET RUG-ncw.
Three INGRAM CARPETS,
TERMS: $50 and under, cash; over that amount
endorsed note at sixty Gays. with interest added.
.,., FRANK d. HILL,
This furniture eau be seen any day between the
hours of IL and l o'clock, and also from 3 TO
O'Clock, FRANK D. HILL,
. my S-o1oSll' Auctioneer.