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cepiisn ~ an Improvement OF ts per cent in Erie,
United States bonds and railway securities all opened
At tho closing prices OF last evening This Is ''iort
nightly settling day" at the London Stock Exchange
Tho Bank OF England lost 60 900 bullion on balance
to-day Al Paris rentcs opened at only ZIG above the
closing quotation OF yesterday. The specie in the I'm
perial Bank OF Germany increased 4, soc, 900 marks
during the past week The closing prices In London
wcre:-consols Tor money and account, 935s; hvc-
twenty bonds OF 1866 tod) lo2ts, do OF 1867 lo5h
lO1A; tcn-iorty bonds, l077s new 1ves, 1908; Erie
common shares. 90; do. preferred shares, 49, New
York Central. Sc; Illinois Central, 90 In Paris at the
close oil the market renlcs fell Ms low MS lu2I 0oc, and
exchange London was 25f he.
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Revenue receipts to-day $3.50 900; customs receipts,
e490, 900; bank notes received 81, 050,0oo.
STATE
State bonds at the Board steady for North Car
Dina skies, special tax, third class aud Ohio SKIES OF
1881, to which dealings wore conlued
RAILROAD BoSDs.
Railroad bonds were duh and generally steady Tho
only changes were advance oil per cent in Morris
and Essex sevens oil 1871, In Chicago, Rock Island
ana Pacific soyens Ohio and Mississippi consoli.
dated slnxiug funds and decline Of n in New Jersey
Central urss consolidated Otherwise there no
changes
City bank shares sold us ioows:-Central NatouaI
At 100, American Exchange at lo5, ST. Nicholas Ut 30
Park NJ l02 aud Commerce nj l05--nn advance Of s
per Tho following were tho bids to-day Tor city
bank shares:--America 1873; American Exchange
105; Bankers and Brokers' Association. SO; Central
National, 100; City, 200; Commerce, lol; Corn Ex
change, 125; First National, 200; Fourth National,
9954 Fulton, $50; GaIlatin National ITO; Hanover.
s5 Importers aud Traders, 1917; Leather Manniac-
turo rS,' ohattn Nor
chants 1l6I; Metropolitan, 1914 New York, LIS;
New York County, l25; Park, lol; Ph1nix, l05; Shoe
and Leather. lis; Union, IFS.
puiLAnELpuIA STOCKS.
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Tho closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks wore:--.
MINING SHARES

The following were tho opening quotations for
mining stocks ut San Francisco to-day:-Goud
Curry, Z; Savage, a; ChoIlar Potosi, 81; Ophir,
10; Hale & Norcross, q Crown Point 5H; yell
low Jacket, Z; Belcher, ~; Imperial, IL; Virginia
consolidated, 3s; California, 33; Overuan, IS; Ray
mond Ely, 81 Eureka g. ". Best 4 Belcher, Is;
Ken,uck, q; Union Consolidated. Az; Alpha, IL !;
Meadow Valley, IL; Sierra Nevada, Az Mexican, s;
Caledonia IN; silver Hill, Ia; Eureka consolidated.
Is; Justice, s; Julia consolidated, !.
The sales OF mining shares In New York as Officially
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ny slrvKx X u'KLIoY.

yesterday:
sn .n., m s,avrs ST q, ,'ns,c ~
hsa's s' =" hs e f f,,s sa .
nY WILLIAM ssssnLLs.
Asmi" ~ tor sale :, s eadi"rs On two lS,
AID ~ sss the 1na1ns, - % removed before o.,
~ !. J. IlAlosla Aso sDs
Isrs c 81 ,wa viii e.. o..
sae. 20 MO, on 18th a, r. " eorns, OF Ss'h si , 49,.
V sou" :" ~ 4 u aulisa sso sos
r9s houston VITA ;I o q 81 s "s Clinton stone
tween ps KALI ain, Ara M'.asOy az S.s Known
Total sales Tor the day .......:.........s: sy.ssc
aas 'sSs r. s asd' y; MN ss %,' Mann
sd $. ~ .. :, o "a sy ios'~.e; Thomas
,2,h 1s y. 70 "aS'n Of 9Th a, % II jo NON"
seph D. ray Ann =. Thompson $1,000
' John 70 riyer sai vile !" rno%as & 1900
As,sas a. s 10 ~ W. e III s saaaloo
i4c.s = -. ,ss +, & . Assa@ :, ss l1s Mo-,
ai s. lss NJ x q MADISON sasosa.
Lrxilgion az. >, p n. .. d ssth st.. 2s.ssci
& i. '.'" ,o e fs 81 s s'SV ss xis oGu '
i2a,1 -, s. 1907, :: d sh az i75x.s Cor.
os'iss i'@ess a. 70 S Js.eee ., ny q, 1000,
uss@ Seit 81 fnrn;aii. sosiso;; Geo r ~
Isn &. n 7si a. ., d iia st., soxi,o; Charlie.
wss sss = place. t a. . ~ is, l,si,5 ciare,
Ere Asbny Methodist Episcopal Church, l5.oJI
+ wsich .eicresj to John b. smith 80, 4. 1889
H. T. Mccanery trcierecl to =. koessef 53.s
9th u. No. a5i. 3tx11, A. y. kirchcis trecrce
lnes h. Warden. iJ,OsJ
Iioboat ay. O $. esd wardl J. NJ. smith Oeisseel -
Watts H. - 100 IT, o.. OF Nafick 1i~xHJ. W. y
Kelley uecrccl IT, VI. b. Miller. ......... 1.1D
sarne 10 ...-....... S-..'.......,s, $50
&. Levudgc uettcel VI u. san,mIs ....... 5,JuJ
10Th ST.. n. ~ 2y3 Il v. of AZ. &, 23x3iS ChaA J..
strauss 10 Juhu, Negbaur. 3usu
81 Az - D. corner lSth IT,, SsN2DJ; VIM Harden
brook aud wife Jamcs Wool .......,......... Nom
BROOKS. Ellen A., 50 German savings Bank. o. OF
Lexington d. of ssh 81 year JUDI
Crosby. Margaret ~. 20 Howard Crosby, Q. =. OF
s1eet. M,ria l., 10 Eliza a. Leisoy. No 2s6 Hudson
Fuller Marieitn ". 10 Charles Il swords v. .. OF
a la)th q. t25l ward ysNrs. 5pb
Ilnydoes sara4 !. Hld husband, To Henrietta Bar-
unm. d. IS OF Franklin ay lid ward years. $500
Netxgc Caroline 20 Merritt Trimbic, Of 9th ST.,
lat Joale. 400
wnach. Fanatic aud husband, 70 Caroline w aiach,
Asbur, Methodist hpseopal Church charles VI.
~. O WuycfleS place
Dufycc Abraham aDd wlte, to Mary o simonson, n.
VI Division -, Of Ghyatie ~ ycar....... 1900
DoiDs. sarah ana husband Go John Pyne n. s. OF
Inian l1th ward. year..................
same 20 ''eorte I. Brook n : Of Union av S2sth
Insil, Narrsrct, 20 Joha Gastric. n. :. ofIith ste
IN -. iyeass ...,.,......... $4,000
Wood james and vile, To John T. Aston y q. corner
OF ID and 18th NJ. 15O0p
Samo 70 samc. 9. VI I'D and li5th o..
1esoS
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

LukRrooL Aar .7--h r. VI.
Trade Rcportihc market Tor and abfics At Man
CHI dull and tending down. totunFutnrr~ steady
observation-disclosures Bis. .i3s I'd. bt ios Western
Cotton plsnds dow middling clause, July and August
delivery, 51sL
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-Four parcels ware sold by auction yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange Rooms. II was stated in yester
DAYS. HERALD that all the sales made on Thursday
merely involved q change OF title. The three pieces
sold by A. J. Blocker Sons were bond de purchases
and not TO plaintiaa Tho following tho sales Vi
Yesterday
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

pninAy. April "a. 1871.
nkchirrs yos TWO DAYS
sx re, D'r ss o@ zee a s;so H'y
fvrtietn street.. -. 100.
Jersey ci'y....,.............i ,ot ldiv fo'
Totals. ,........~... aloa 81 5.ooo c.7oo
weights ewt asi, iron. 80 u.s. 81 los has bscn
soS r .s 81 ears horned ,ais. ,le.
Illinois steers AT io,c per ID weight IN ~ linois
ia Illinois lt4c 10. weight ewt ~
Illinois s'ssrs ." pe per s s weight - eS - Illinois
,od selves 80 Illinois steers Io1se per b. weigh,
nos Steers Il i,sic osc. per h.. weigh, d, evil: Is
Illinois .'esrsa c per 10 wi,h aoc. head, weight
81 Illinois steers ~ luc o.c. per H., weight IA cwt
T. is soa io sci, ana Brown ' illinois steers a. 6s
per 10. win 81 III heat weight Va ew ~ Illinois
so.d Tor Rankin Thompson % Illinois steers. pr
yae u these ~ head Of choice anaiiiy average
he'd on sale io Rankin Thompson 80 Illinois steers 4.
ss' n s sssa. a. & Ss % sa % Se So'
wcsht ,ew illinois steers a. ic per " weight "a
Al loc per u viii Doe or pei head weisht 0is cwl So
Illinois slccrs ~ I0'sc per H. weights ga a5a
AK eW u Illinois steers l6c per -, With Sc oil
so o. s eomo s" 30 Illinois, steer. At Zoe lo.e s' @
with sOe. on head On ~ head eghts 81 ~.
ILLINOIS j. iSo per gss wssh o. s% Il na
uteersst ilJss. per b. wcipn ~ NJ ooidschmidt
kahn ksh" far:. J. i"oi. steer. :, pe per
wes Ss s 81 s a0 .,ss': s s 9 az ss %
lb, wes. vs. cwt 81 Illinois steers Al lpsc. per H.
snErr ssp Laans Trade small aud sow suor, sheep
sc' At s.as ee,se pc, H. woGIIy shssp os a7s pes
s.s.s sheep .asrs weight $3.50 ~ :. s'.s psr ~ q
i"@S. Eight 40 lbs At lie Dor H.; State lambs.
weight 800 lbs. he per ib piilcnbeck Hume sold 81
.a n .G ss weight weight b. al at p per- IT, ~
Illinois sheen wsIshs ls-2oo Ss. ~ % - cwLi
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lolj AND ll:3O A. NJ.
$1,000 y ) SIS ~ iOc. iI2si
1000 Us 3slO-sur be ll24
10000 VI, IS. 81. r.... liU5s
1000 Us o's. 81. c. .bcli2
is1 Us ~ currency l24x
400 Us4Jareg. III be luSss
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prices from to ~ points higher The closing price,
to-day compare With Thursdays as iolows:- 49,

uOthtItns bnsed on Anef1ran kthndafd OF cIsbIHV'
tou aud cotton in store running In quality not mon
than halt grade above or below the grade quoted -
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COTTON STATEMENT.

Sgw YORK. April 81. 1877
following the total not receipts Of cotton all
Ia the United States since September 4, 1876 -
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GALyEsfok. April ~. 1877.
Cotton dull ncpressei midng iosuc. (: low niddIing
lOsr good ordinary. 3sc, Net receipts. 2f3 Laaa TX
ports roa>i~s-. 25 salcs d2 stock, "a TEA. Weekly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

Not SO long ago as to have passed the
memory OF newspaper students and maya
zine discussion a scientific New Yorker,
bent on demonstrating the power and
truth of heredity, alarmed that and nelSn.
boring States by showing what a. swarm OF
criminals and paupers were descended
from single couple OF worthless parents.
An enthusiastic Virsinian has rescued the
honors OF the country without Jeopardy,
hut rather with confirmation to the doc
trine. by compiling gepealogy OF the de-
scendants OF Pocahontas. His labor would
wrest tribute, even from John Randolph.
It shows convulsively. what has hitherto
been vague boast and somewhat uncer-
tain affirmation, that all OF the prominent
families OF the Old Dominion which have
any antiquity. and keep chronicles OF their
pedigree, are either the descendants OF that
savage princess, or lineally or collaterally
interlinked with such descendants, ana
cousins il not brothers. There is, there
fore. sort OF blne-blood pulsing to save
the State and nation, even il its tinge was
not gained like that OF Clara We're de we're.
But soaring above this inference is the
supreme fact that the villain strain trans
mitted in New York is gloriously offset by
q 'nobler in Virginia, which, when the pa
ciiic conflict OF Ormus and Ahriman is
Joined, will conserve good. Meantime oil
natives OF Virginia who do not speak with
Irish. German, OF English accent, are to he
counted in among Pocahontas Roles royal
offspring. Philadelphia NORTH american.
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COLD TEA, COLD WATER, Cold BEER
A Cincinnati Commercial reporter bearded
various NJ. DPS in their den. This is what
one OF them said:
".Doctor,' we asked, swhat about beer
You know they always keep beer chilled
down in the breweries, and retail it as cold
as soda-water in the Saloons
"Why,' replied the physician, there Is
no difference in the injurious effect in either
case, unless, indeed, that the beer is the
Yiler mixture of the two. Cold beer will
certainly ruin digestion just like cold ice
water
"sWell, Doctor, does not alcohol tenn
porarily increase the circulation
Eyes
Then might not the alcohol in the cold
beer, by stimulating circulation, counteract
in some degree the depressing effect of the
GOODNESS OF The heer'?
".No, sir. The ultimate effect would be
rather the other way"
"sAnd ice-eream, Doctor?
"'Also bad
"And iced tea, Doctor?
Accountable, simply abominable The
vilest Of mixtures. Yet great many peo-
pie think it is refined to go to third-class
hotel and ask for iced tea at dinner. / can
conceive of nothing more injurious to the
stomach than this iced tea. No; the
habitual use of drinks cooled down to q
temperature Of 80 or $40 can only be highly
injurious, and will in time break down the
strongest stomach
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a Miracle.
tsnrInr Valley [ Afinn.l Isrogrese,l

fSprIng Valley MINI. l'ToRF esq., e
II would seem, from the circumstances we
are about 80 relate, that the age OF miracles
Il not vet over, but that cures are Yet eiiect.
ed through Divine agency, as thss were e. 10 q
ancient times. A young married aa1y, II
ing few miles from this town, named lMrs.
Winnie Case, formerly Miss Sharpe, has for
some months been reported as almost gone
with consumps Everything that tne
hest medical skin could devise has been re.
sorted to, but In vain. Finally, when OIL
hone had fled, " hen she and all those around
!, her had given up in despair, and s.n ,;,s
seemed to be but q very few weeks OF N.e
remaining at Che most, q distant reiati an
ared and sdeyout man Of sixty-four years
the most OF w hose life had been Spent ~ e,
Iigious work, came here on a WISH, anu
while a, the house engaged an ea al!Ns =.
nrayer with Mrs. Case. laying nus hanu'
nnon her head aud praying for her recover,
stran re az it may seen, to the skeptica,, per
racnyery commenced Immediately, ana sue
IA now q we'll woman. She was in our once
Yesterday, and personally gave every eYi -
dence oil complete recovery. her lace mas
resumed its healthy appearance: she Is aDie
ta do a hard days work without fatieue,
and her step is as elastic and vigorous ana
her lungs apparently as sound as when she
was in perfect health It is certainly re-
,narkable case. She is earnest in her thanks
giving for her recovery, ana gives all credis
to the Lord for it.
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BY Dickinson 6 Chewing,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
- 1I15 Mai n Street. -


TRUSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
In pursuance of deed OF trust executed TO me e Sy
lev on the Sin day of February, 1867. recorded
in the CLERKS Office Of tie Hastings Court OF the city
of Richmond and Henrico County Court, shall sell
auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the 10Th 10th
day of July. at O'clock F. NJ, he W IIgra,S
tie interest in the following propertv-to wit:
BRICK DWELLING, No. 81 on First or Howard
street; u BRICK STORE, No. 522. on C Ch
street Nos 524 and 500, adjoining the above. Par
Ties desiring property Oregon Hill Will do well to
attend this sale.
TERMS: Cash as to so much of the proceeds as
may be necessary 10 pay expenses of sale and 81
with interest from the 9Th of February, 1865;
$500 with Interest from the 9Th of February, $685.
$3.50 with interest from the 9Th of February, 1863
balance on such terms as will be announced on the
day Of sale. WILLIAM SHANhS, Irus'ee.
tioneers. Manchester, Agents. jy4
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
3.., .ll13 Main street. ..A

TRUSTEES SALE OFa.VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ON SIXTH, SEVENTH, AND
'EiGHTH STREETS. SMITHS HILL, MEAE
NAVY HILL, IN THE NORTHERN PART OF
THE CITY. AND EAST OF THE ALMStfOUSE.
by AUCTION.-By virtue of the provisions of q
deed of trust from b. s. Hughes TO the undersigned
trus tee, bearing date the 9th September and
Court of the city of Richmond, being required so to
do ny the beneficiary therein secured, shah as
trustee in said deed sell by auction, on the premises
on TUESDAY the 18th. day Of July, 1877, at g
o'clock p. NJ, The REAL ESTATE described In SAID
deed, consulting Of a beautiful PLATEAU Or
LAND located above, and to pc diVide or sou US
sale. - -
executing this trust and 10 pay Off The sum OIL
81 1896, With interest thereon from the 3Oth day OF
September, 1876, until paid. ,r
a -. = n. 81. LEE,
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer,
W. No. lI13 Main street..
TRUSTEES SALE OF A Beautiful

:
tTRUSTEES' SALE OF a BEAUTIFUL
i OAK GROVE ADJACENT .TO. HARyIE-
W Wiz / ,TWESTY:oNE AND THREE QUHRTER
ACRES OF LAND-A PORTIONFOFJ j. N.
SHIELDS'S ESTATE-Ey virtue OF three deeds OF
trust executed to US as trustees duly recorded in
the County Court of Henrico-the first ID. b. 81, p.
444 70 secure the payment Of the sun,of $70O, evil
denced by certain negotiable note therein de-
scribed the second recorded In d. B. 97 1872, to
secure the payment Of the sum of 90, evidenced
by certain NEGOTIABLE note therein described; and
the third recorded in D. B. 97 p 500, to secure the
sum OF $3.50, evidenced by certain negotiable
therein described. to the beneficiary therein, and
being required by the same, we will proceed to sell
Mt public auction, on tie premises, on the SIX
TENTH DAY yOF sJULY,slS as G. O'Clock p.
NJ, the property described In said deeds, being
NTY-0NEANDTHREEQ UARTEK ACRES
OF LAND with beautiful grove thereon. allotted
to Mrs. Phoebe II. Randolph by c0mmi ssieners ap.
pointed by Circuit Court OF Hen7ico April ST..
For more partisnlar metes and hounds see plat on
day OF sale, and TIN then In 0fIfte OF auchoneer
TERMS: While deeds call for cash, yef, by consent
OF all parties wl be liberal and ANNOUNCED az saie.
a1i,fafsfts3 D.. a. BROWN 9, -, ~
j. TnoMpsoN Brown; Asetioneer. jy =
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RIcHMoND, 7 DIRK RIVER AND CREsPEAkEl
- : = - ~ a.slAs RAILROAD. :
oCHEDuLE OF TRAINS. +.
COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.

~
COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 P. n. Leaves Eieh%Sd TgEspAS,TngRs,,
West Point with steamer Havana Tor
all points on York river and Baltf-
more. Arrives In Baltimore AZ 4.
n; connects with rail.l for wash
ington, Philadelphia, New York. Bos-
=" ton, and all western points. CGnnects
. .,s,s5sEz atRichnQpd with trains on Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake aho
ohio railroads. 49,, ~ I'D
~ THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
500 A. " TTEsDAY, THGRsDAY, and SAT.
-sEEt5 URkDAY. Connects with steamers
At; st West Point for river landings, Bal
timose, and MI western points. Con-
meets al RIclunond wtih trains on Rich.
and Petersburg, aud Chesapeake aad
G ISe Is1.rf @sAs;s L
500 P. N. Leaves Richmond daily except sun
:; ,TaR0UGH PASSENGER.
1000 NJ NIUE HTssb ). Rassg sSTuRpaYeo
nsets with trsins On nie p = 6 and
!. aoNDAY. wEDNEsnA and FRi-
R Pa. rom Phiisde,pSts ap sss Ysa ss
81 and western polnts. aud at West Posit
With tfsins for. Richmond aud the
= -. = ~
.;zct4 11.s THROUGH FREIGHT. - s35 s.,
400 p. 81 arrives nj Rtchlnord At0NDAY,WEDs
n, 49, -. NESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud =
2 GIG p. d. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. = ard SAT-.
5as1I ~ stt UKDAYst Connects With steamer AZ
~. West Rolns, from Balttmosca CSna
meets with Richmond and IlaS yaAe,
Richmond End Petersburg, and Caeaa-,
13tI s. ~ peake und Ohia railroads.
-s,.sg5 49, ~, LOCAL PASSENGER. - 10 &.
llCeO0 4. M. Arrives al Richmond daily except sun:
!. ~ - day. Connects with Richmond and
tsgPetessbtug and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. . g
No transfer OF freight q Richmead 70 or nom
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
Garsfs haadiiaa and dispatch, With lowest rates.
SsrossS hi,is OF isfiug. with guaranteed RATES
3t5a1ed tS atl aotthaFa aud xestern posiats.
TbronEh tickets soad % Al, esaaetn. ara
l,yestsra noarls. and .baxxazc checked thTyuah.
For tickess apply xs General RatiroAd Ticket t.s
eee. 32a Matni street 40 fha E5ehange Hotel. 8Rf
streets, Eichiaend, Va. ,( -
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,5.. s:Dy E. ". Powell. Austioneer.

::Dy E. ". Rowen. uctioneer.
.CkENTEEL, WELL-KEPT 3 9 I: 9 +
HOLD TUN1TURE, CARPETS, BOOKS %, &C.,
{ il 54s FAT. ucTIoS.
b as the request Of Mrs e. 6. Rowland twho Is, de-
cfning Housekeeping, will sell at her residence
s2703 Grace street, on , .s
!: I "WEDNESDAY, Ii th instant, ut ! O'Clock, &
'tlissT 81 sHousEHoLD FURNITURE, 8,
Consisting Of ~ 10 90
MMAAH99sAsY fRAARRs 1E5fobff
One SR6sEwooD sEcRETARY and I BOOB
Two. 'MsHoeAsY SECRETARIES and BOOK.
|qdARsskeTTss:s RUGS EreR4v1sds, g. oz'&..3
RI 1CK WALNUT MARBLEToR, re BB RE-
az HpsSNShE W BkBsqEab
sSSflnalE Sst Ha ssRsl ss2SaEEffstssEs 80
BoLTsERs ana Pillows, 5i.''- =. !
| CANE-SEAT GLARS and ROCkERs,
OIL-CLoTH throughout the house; -.
nlNING-ROOM and KITCHEN tFUhNfiCfE, 1
| No. 6 COOKING-ST0VE.& &C.;
Que IATROBE STOVE, in perfect order-ln fact
| as good as new. 81 ~ 3 - = ~
| -...,-,f .srg ALSO, 4.stfJ.. ..c~
| large collection of valuable STANDARD anS
| MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS: amongst wnict
| 30 is a copy OF the SPECTATOR IN nine vol.
umes, published in London In 1726.' +: -
| The above FURNITURE has been well Kept. ana
respectfully ak the attention OF the public to this
ssIe 49, E. w. POWELL,
| 0aIvto s.E . AuctiOueer.
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BY Richardson & Co., .i-.E
Real Estate Agents and Auctionens.
1113 Main street.

THE MOST ATTRACTIVE BUILD
i lNG-LOT ON FRANKLIN STREET, OF.
P0siTE MONROE PARK, FOR SALE BY AUG
TiON.-On THURSDAY the 22th day OF July
1871 at O'Clock p ~, We .hall sell BY auction on
the premises, that VALUABLE AND ATM
NV BIjIL DING-I,OT, fronting 40 by 100 feet,
more or less, on Franklin street, corner Laurel
street. opposite Monroe Park the residence OF Mr
dence of Dr. Charles Smith. shaded with beautiful
trees. &c. .,,.o
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, Twelve.
and eighteen months, negotiable noIes given Tor inc
deferred payments, with Interest added and secured
nv = fieed OF tr1isr. RICHARDSON & CO., =
~ . STr. --.-,.. lib Muin stree (.
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!l BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
l113 Main street. - -

A, DESIRABLE. BRICK DWELLING
n nNTHE NORTH SIDE OF RROAD STREET
NEAR TWENTY-ElGuTH STREET FOR SAIL
BY AUCTION.-We shall sell by auction, on the
is77. at 6 O'Clock p. NJ, DESIRABLE TWO
STORY BRICK! DWELLING with SIX rooms s:
kitchen, and lot 33 by 60 feet on the north sue
.eiRhth streets = :"''6< -. =.
|. TERMS: One third cash; balance IN SIX and In
twelve months negotiable notes given Tor the DC,
fsrre,i nayments with Interest added, and secured
by deed of trust ii i :. Ri HARRISON e CO..,
" Nv N' ~ lib Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-10

by W. Goddn.
Real Estate Agent and Auctonccr.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO SMALL
- FRAMED TENEMENTS ON THE SOUTH
LINE OF CHARITY BETWEEN ST. JAMES AND
FIRST STREETS.-WilI be sold at auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the 10th Of july, 1877, ut
MESTS located as above. each containing three
rooms, occupied respectively By John Kemp and
Edmund Randolph ut 81 per month each. The tene-
neatly repaired, aud are desirably located.
TERMS: At sale. w. GODD1N,
~ lO-12,14,&16 ...f Auctioneer.