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The New York herald., 1877-03-15


Wheat was dull and wholly nominal In the absence OF
sales There 1cmand from quarter the ouly bid
we heard OF being 81 ~ Ior Dad Of No Mlwau~ee
The only sale reported 400 bushels win at 81 40
Germ steady, with moderate inquiry We note sales
OF 72OOO bushels JfSc 5IsGc for No mixed Doc Tor
steam SIC 50Ic for sicamcr yellow for
yellow dock. Rye quiet at Gle sic Tor Western
bushels sx.rowcd State sold at 7oc delivered. Barley
malt dull Oats were steady with fair iquiry We
sales ct $4,000 bnshels. Use for rejected, sic for No.
m xed. 4fc. tor No. do. doc for No do Bic for No.
white +59c 4Gc for No. do, Abe for No. do 3Sc
4t for Western mixed and 4ic. 1Gc Tor Western white
HfNr AND Jun. f.-Jutc butts quiet but icady.
Hemp quiet We quote American dressed $50 for sin
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10 $ ss:
I,s. at 4 Ole short notice 100 AZ II olc April $500
s So = III No; % - !. T. c Sss. 1859 S a, a,
2 2; 2Ie 300 .s r. 29s 200 At T. Z sc soa' e Sac lo
y Sc zoo All ss sspie%Ssr 100 a. Il iSc 100 100 at
day "a Ss p @ @ at 1909 S .s Saf ss TO-
9os.il Sic April 500 o., at II sss 200 :; ! s5c 800 a.
i e. g. e 5, = j. S % y - : T. 4 Sc Sc 70 at at
900 at COO a. I'll @ 800 &C a, 800 a. q" si
o % g. =. & os sc s. !. Sc: lea COO a. At s s %ss at a.
a9lc , 800 at s I2c $50 a. Il M .c ao ! iss
SSc a: oo ls =" 100 at e 10 100 "a at at
s 800 800 At !. liza 500 & g \, iss 400 100 s, s 5 SS a, .,
i oss oss 10 TO at s 200 a, At 10 At
@ 10 S.s ~ ), y !:
iaios; lie; l;So = i2s 100 ioe; 100
4 sgs 500 At at ~ is 500 a. r. 4e se 900 at at
ss a55 Sse &C = q s.e as so At H q % % &
at i20sc July 800 I22oc.. 800 idc. 1000 at
+ + se s a 8 @ 500 s st a % ss q s 500 @ s
go 6 E, M 500 =. %us !, S' COO e &C at @ S al 2 :. z s at
l223c 400 at y zoe. 300 ut u 22c 100 at II DE SOD at
j. sss SS sSS at &c. S S5 at go & @ 1879
a. g 900 go g a q. @ @ s 90 i. S s.pi.aS:s % IN s5 .s
ss Ss $500 sc '7' raas D's'%ss S % ss .s
Sne.sss Siss Ss% s:" s7s w%asSn Sorss new new
5sss SG,s az ssi week s$ss III: d.y last
pressed y sail sc m To "%ears s BY ..s.% & com
ppco By y ss ys
FLOUR AND GnArs-Recs,pt.- Flonr soia bbls; wheat,
Ss"Sii ley mali o. ds prize.
ss' ssS o nes
ne" "esed s's saosassn. rye GGar wa: quiet. Sale.
were about 1000 bbls and bags at unchsnged prices
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REAL ESTATE.

The following parcels disposed Of yesterday at
the Real Estate Exchange No Ill Broadway, fore.
closure:-
BY Louis Mesier-John ,. Thorn assen rereree-ono
st. go r. W. Of ID av to Robert Bonner piantG 900
BY Louis on ,n" % sS.s Soaies win
2i7n OF ID av.. to Robert Benner plaintiff Csuo- ~
'S' s %@.'Sss' siss ''
ofunion av.. Woodstock cath ward) TO Edward r. 80,
BY r. liainc,i Mr. Charlie. r. Jackson referees
sale Of two lots each 25x75 on the e. g. OF lo,h av
@sfSagss: asax
BY Gs" Bisss W g'i%~ os% lot, 20'0
a5SSoss, the IN; ci Essi sl., =. la7IMs 60,
hoass s."H with loi soxesos asGa s. 10 80 William
vii With n ss ds ri1s so as1 s;I w. M
side adjoining above, to Herman Schroeder. - .o
BY 'ias BERNARD say;iiis-Siia% BOYD
extending a. NJ @ through 70 5,h ST. 100 Il. W. Of ii
B, ~ s.sn,s s wss s%ys e woGf e. Js n,s
S @ 70 The lSaacs s ias Company
~ TGe % house he with lot Ssxoo So 81 ans st.
between 4th and Blecckcr sts to George Dean 5000
Total sales for the day day.................s sss. .ood
Locus, av.. .243x575, also. Woodruff av., looxiao3
l24th ward Henry stonsy aud wife to iienryJ
sa1 Hssass ST. - s. $50 t. g. Of ID ay axioo G."rs:
'ss +; D"sss I'd d ". q GsS.oS Ssls s
4ad st. n $, 5s H. @ e. d SSsh st.. asxiooS; Margaret
Benson "i,ss to Mary 4 M SsEn ~ !: walton AZ 80, 500
''ss i4ss%ssaar ssS Aan.on Wilson s' ana vile % to An
s.S % sv ~ 7ij a. n 81 18Th i. asssoo a'
"sia. Van sn.;.,ser 70 Msr. l. Van sep;.eIa.t io
rarct Ray and husband 70 } James Lincoln 1900
rowan % ssd wI 10 os.s. S s IessSo David Nom
sG snas s a. and d.ss1. @ r. to o. E ia r r John M $50
9th av ", y I74,1 r. a. Of i3th ~ 2opxlo' An ,oo
Tome, sss Wits % slshsra p Mount. - $500
47a sst"E s as g f. Sns a oaa sss ss Is sd io
Andrew ! Connolly sheridan shook :...:....,. 300
9 S,..b s .,s 5 IT. % O. s,s Of ns A. George 400
Lao Lsad r. and s Sns'Go ws so Nancy ss %
18TH st.. - ois II, w. Madison av, iS.41ioaa;
Mulberry st. v s.. i5osis IT, $ of liroome ST., a441
same 60 same =. '''"......'... 1900
Jr. rcerce) to stephen ID. Marshall. 37soO
Adams Levi and wife, Robert Blair, n. of i2s.h
Booth Eliza !. Henry wv T. Booth n !. Of aa,I
Hogan Edward, 10 Charlie. Donciac Of 7s,h
same;o Henry Wiener, Jf, OF 18th ST.. W. OF sox,
Kenny, Peter d. 60 Xnn Finn, $ OF a7,i St. Of
Msi"ney Bernard aud aie 10 New YORK savings
o"s,s .. "y n 10 OF ssa@, ssh s T. CONN 81
sehwase " saa ia s and Sssp""a to Frederick Ksc
smith Elina and husband a. 20 samuel uc Hunting lon
sch,i John to John ii. Riser, W. OF LIST AVIS of
stark, smos and husband 10 Caroline NJ jones'
w. :.sis.4 81 ss r. Mari. ~ e. Ia sS S s4sy yS oxa
wco s.h a. .,n. Of ~" and husband to United State:
Trust Company, of Madison av.. n OF 10th q. o.,,
Want e"rs. H.. 10 ieorge French ss oi s5i
81, o. OF oh sv: year r'''..''.."''....s''.''' ~
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se ssas ssss for double and siso sss for unarsssed
jute. 4c sae currency nte butts ssc currency cash
sn spo' Manila hemp Sc s'4c sisa do. Sssc issis,
MoIAssss Orleans dull aud with offerings.
f.,sIsn wss 1a nssys By. steady Saa nSd
and mixed @ ss sayes
mn.eoyado refining sec a4ie. rrocery. SOC. 4ac Porto
sS hsfss sSss Ssw .ssy @
. .s ON dock as
Rosin was quiet; $50 bbls good s. 10 We
! s ss SS;s ;Is fssS;
Wilmington as firm; strained, 81 Isl
SsGS soft .na Ssa a% 3 e Spirit. ys steady
I6s1Is.sss isI oils ai@ saoss
ws,s wi1is .1Sss g as 81. Ss lard D%S
RAJ RAJ do 81 so whale crude northern 7sc do Southern.
d bssehsd d:h Soc @ crude @ sh Sc
PrrnoLEvM-Market dull and weak The closing prices
were a. follows. Crude, in bulk. io,sc.; Do in Ehls.
prime sy Sc r:ns s' s 9sDn.s
At, a. s.%Ors % 1916 Adyics. from the Greek fol
qao.abe r.rSers. very quiet; United s. G5 shipments
ssS was % tar demand D%e lots
Western. re isc rarieys~siate aad Jersey i2c
p III per n1 s:ss auo.s sc 1s s'
fair to prime state. isc lGc prime Jersey iac
good 6SIa s's t to
prime state 2c DE for fair to primo Jersey l2c lfc
PROVISIONS. .-Recepts-Pork. PSI bbs.: lard. 2.2l5
packages and no boxes; bacon. i siercs and $50
decided s pork "sss closing but ws1s ~s0a. a.
follows April. sl4 % bid si4 90 asked; May,
sl4 55 bid xi4 20 asked June si4 e5 bid sI4 e asked
s4 10 and 100 bbs favorte brand $5 cutmsats
quiet but unchanged sales 500 fresh shoulders
&c. 900 picked hams NJ 9c loc $50 boxes dry salted
c Smoked meats quiet At 1oc 1lc for hams and
71sc. Sc Tor shoulders. Beef was dull but
Sshnnsec. W. auoe;vBbls extra mess. VII SO ,a.
$i5: tierced city. extra India. nominal vt $50.
Beef hams were quiet at s2 for choice Mesern Dressed
hogs were lower and fairly active at the decne city
very active The closing 'ca" prices were oiows:-
ssSed May S Is Sd 81 asEsa june 81 ST. 81 u Lis ID
4 NJ sIla. 80 90 50 Is and $s OK 10. April;
50 81 50 s71s Tor june Spot sales 1854 terces
city at o1c so tieces Western prime 50 025s do
of grade ~ ~ 10 80 20 and 900 tierces at Chicago
Cuba at sc 800 tcrce tor the Continent at l0c and
100 terces city No. at SIC
RicE.-The demand for domestic Sorts good and
prices firm We quote :--Carona tair 5i1c ~ 5sc:
good 5sac. 5s4c. prime &c. Che: choice 61sc &C.
Louisana common to fair 4Ac o'ac; good to prime.
suGAR.-Market for quiet aud nominal; 100 hhds
strictly good refining sold at 0l4c Refined dull We
quote: refining sc: good do ec; Cuba, grocery,
boxes Nos to l3 olsc aio4c; do moiasses hhds and
boxes 7lac. shc Porto Rico refining, common prime
&C. 91c do grocery fair TO choice 94c a9slc; refined.
llssc 11ac powdered, Ike. granulated Nc; cut
loaf 1lsc Messrs Wait, Creighton Morrison up
tolows:-
Hhds. Bores. Hugs Melado
Stock fascertnned by actual
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CLOSING PRIcRs--3 =. N.
The closing prices were. :.
THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was easy at "a per cent on call and closed
at per cent call. Tho following the rates OF
exchange New York ut the undermcn toned cities
to-day :-Savannah, "a premium; Charleston easy.
buying u premium, selling 4 premium; ST. LOUIS,
100 premium; Cincinnati, buying par, selling lilo;
New Orleans, commercial, 3l6; bank, ~ and Chicago,
80 10 10 premium. Delaware, Lackawanna ana W est
crn loaned at 332 u, and Delaware and Hudson at
1-32 Il. Sterling exchange nrmcr primo asking
rates, 4s41a u a. So; selling rates 4s3sf Asa and
As6h 4s5A. Reichmarks, 94H n g4af and 95h
a5h Gables, 9s1 9j7s. Prime Paris, 5l65S 5.14ai.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed ut 1O4x, with sales In the
interim a. lO4h. Tbs carrying rates ranged from
to per cent Loans were also made flat
Cola ccarings at the National Bank OF tho Statc of
New York -
Gold balances. ..................... s., ,34o 361
Currency balances. s...................... 1,4O4 G62
Gross clearanccs. ................... COL 600
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
currency cSchahRes. sec, 22i GAG
Currency Dalahces... ........ 204S SS8
Gold exchanges. ....................... 5.492 2,7
G0id oaanccs s.................... 1,0l5S14
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Customs receipts to-day were $4,000; revenue rc-
Se5O.0O0
CONVENIENT BONDS
Government bonds we're little lower to-day, but
they closed heavy at tho following quotations -
United States currency SKIES, l231a a 1891; do do,
1l12 a1i2,s do do, 1865 registered Io7sS los; do
do, do, coupon, 1O7ss los do do, do, new, regis
ssssd. l0sss lOSS.i do. no., do. coupon, los>s
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9.6o3 3.34O $3.50 ATS
l7,ul4 0,O22 9S, 1865 630
- -- -- -
26.6l7 0,362 1O6,5l9 LII
1858 sos 5O,o7S 215
-- ~- -
1889 1854 55,942 1886
23.207 12,4sO 159,4i2 2.oes
46.749 36,l5s 145.4se 2,74i

Comparing with STOCK March
10. ls74...:: ::........... l7l69 34545 1e7.ie6 2Il
rhARSEReceipts, II tierces The market was quiet;
go tierces No sold AZ 9hc 100 do. prime, arrive,
lO5ac and 100 do. No. !. to arrive. at DC.
TALLowRecepts. Fl bids. 800 Lbls. and cask. Tho
market was steady Sales were l65O0o lbs ut &c.,
$500 lbs at 77sc.
WHlsKEY.-Rcccipts, 643 bbs The market was ste ady
with sales OF 200 bbls. at 81 071s.
FKEiGHrs-There less accomplished In this market
generally but rates held steady Quite
ports recently steam and SAIL part Of which has
been contracted for The sales Tor export average
fully 10000 to 25,OOO terccs the past week 80.
Engagements by sail 500 bales cotton
ported ut about Ad and steam 900 bushels grain
b4d 10 lbs 900 packages provisions private terms 800
bbs apples at 3s the leather In last should
10 tons To Glasgow steam bushels grain sgd
90 lbs; 500 packages butter aOs To London steam,
10 tons leather reported at 55s. To Hull. per
steam. 100 tons measurement goods private
To Havre by sail and 10 Bremen Antwerp Hamburg and
Rotterdam steam, fully 10000 % 900 tierces refined
lard private terms mainly said to be to llavre %
per lb for prompt shipments To Bristol. per steam,
boxes bacon at Sos Charters: A British bark. 4s2
tons. hence to Bombay. mainly with petroleum,
private terms; British bark. $50 tons. hence
to tho Mediterranean and back from Lcghorn, with
hard residuum petroleum and rosin ut rates.
British bark, 800 TONS hence Antwerp Bremen with
500 bbl- refined petroleum ut 3s Sd Italian brig
32 TONS hence Gibratcr for orders the Medter-
with 600 bbs and about 600 refined Pc
troieum at 5s and 26c. option OF Adratic. U.s. ad and
81 1sc with f1U gratuity In either British bark
hence to Melbourne with general
Italian bark reported 5lS tons reet), hence
for orders with about 1900 quarters o grain private
terms Russian bark from Philadelphia Cork or
with 5000 quarters grain ut 5s I'D British
barks reported from Baltimore to the Last Ireland
with about ), 900 quarters OF grain eacn, At Js.
The New York herald., 1877-03-15

$1,000 Dis Ct Col 3.65s.
1900 q X X ! x Pac rs
1WDOM&sPlstm. LaCd
1900 NJ x i +, G i VI d
2OOO Ch h N " lst -.
5000 C&NW c cp 4 BIDS
5000 Erie lst. .........
5000 Erie Sd.
10000 y y cU's. 1888.
1000 Cen Pac gold ids
1000 @ i, lst san j br
1000 do.
1000 U Pac = r..
1000 SP RR BIDS of Mo
1000 Pnc RR of I'D
5000 CT w lst 49,.
5000 Cans LIST, cp on.
2OUD d 4 II rg BIDS. '0l
5000 do.
5000 L'villo&N con '9S
Is shs Gcrm'n Am Blk
IDn A. LIsae Tai hc
The New York herald., 1877-03-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A GOOD, ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN. WITH 5000 AN
~ hear OF rare opportunity for going into busiues full
satisfactory will be business
shod and In nonrishing conditions party with
OF doing business preferred Address PROSPERITY Her.
aid Uptown Branch office.
, 1877-09-08
Good Sensible Talk.

After listening to the reading of the
report of the Grand Jury, yesterday at
ternoon, Judge Lewis made a few plain
and pointed remarks, called forth by
that document. Referring to the grant
ing of licences to sell liquor, by the
County Commissioners, he said that a
good many persons had mistaken idea
as to the revenue resulting theretrom.
This money is not q benefit to the coun-
try, nor was it intended to be so by the
law makers, but instead is used up in
the prosecution of crime caused by the
sale OF this poisonous stuff. Men only
are given licenses who are supposed to
be possessed Of "good moral characters"
but that there is fraud about the mat
ter is patent to all who are acquainted
with the keepers of the lower dens in
this city. Men have confessed in open
Court to keeping "squaw brothels," and
yet they possessed licenses based, as said
before, upon the qualification of "good
moral character" Such men cannot pos
sibly get their licenses renewed, and with
the certainty of having them revoked by
a Court as stern in its administration of
justice as that of Judge Lewis, it is
doubtful if they ever try. The law ma
kers intended to crowd out such fellows,
and to contine the liquor selling busi-
ness to good men; men who would keep
only n good quality of liquor, who would
not permit disorderly conduct or gamb-
ling, and who, having good moral char
acters themselves, would be a check in
stead Of license upon the vagabonds
infesting the community. The crusade
Judge Lewis entered upon year ago
against the vilest, most villainous ele =
ments OF society, has told with great ef-
feet from one end of Puget Sound to the
other, and has entitled him to the last.
ing gratitude OF all order-loving citizens.
49, Tribune.
, 1877-09-08

the strikers and among themselves, such
extreme and gigantic measures ms the
forced transfer OF aIl railroads, magnetic
tulcgmphs, aud great public works to
the government. with the luborers paid
tiXed and equitable prices, rs govern
ment employees the organization OF
great government workshops; or orgrn-
lied government colonization, and other
similar enterprises, and the honest effort
that government shall become the social
providence for the whole people.
They and the people should organize at
once volunteer bodies Of consultation,
from among the wisest and best, and
call into their counsels those who may
know something Of social justice, and of
social tendencies and laws. 1t matters
not if the immediate disturbances SUBJ
side, Be not deceived by the lull. The
storm only gathers force by the delay !;
and if the rich and great are obstinate or
stupid or slow, God help them, when the
real crisis comes. The labor question is
now on for final adjudication, and it is
just as sure to get itself settled, peacea-
bly if it may, forcibly if it must, as the
slavery question was to reach its iinality,
as it did, in blood. | know elements
enough, in the single city OF New York,
the very best elements too, for good
uses, if they were rightly met by the rich
and great, to renew, in weeks time, all
the horrors of the first French Revolu-
tion, 1t is dangerous sitting in u pow
der magazine, smoking the best Havana
cigars at your epsc, and carelessly throw
ing the burning stumps around you.
| might readily have procured the
names of considerable list of other
sOciulistlc students to sign this warning
along with me, but that would have con-
eumed time; and the value of the docu-
ment, if it has any, lies chiefly in the
ideas, and much less in the name or
names attached to them. m.-Indeg.
, 1877-09-08

Rabbi Wise, editor OF the IsmelAe, is
said 10 have sent forth this challenge :
"We defy any Christian clergyman or
professor OF Hebrew to write Hebrew
letter" Even Swedenborg's doctrine OF
correspondence hardly goes SO far as
this.
, 1877-09-08

"GRAcIoUs me " exclaimed lady in
a witness box, how should | know any
thing about anything don't know any
thing about z
, 1877-09-08

A Chicago college professor said a
good thing the other day. There are"
said he, 1.-TWO kinds OF ministers; those
wh9 labor Tor the salvation of theology,
and those who work for the salvation of
souls"
, 1877-09-08

The man that makes character makes
foes. Young.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-19
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.


RAILROAD COMPANY. (
JANUARY !, 1877, trains
~ on this road will run as follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
725 A. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, Sa-
vannah, Raleigh, Atlanta, Macon,
Montgomery Mobile, New Orleans,
and ali points South and Southwest;
also connects at Petersburg with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Lynchburg. Farmvile, and other
local stations on that road. This train
NJ Neutrality-suspicious. das
gers taking this train will make close
connection ut Petersburg for Norfolk,
and at Norfolk with splendid Bay-inc
steamers for Baltimore. Philadelphia,
and New York, and with the Old Do
minion steamers for New York, stop
ping at all regular stations on signal.
500 P. H., FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, With
coach attached.
dayI, connecting for Weldon Raleigh,
Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah,
and all points in Florida. Pullman
sleeping-car for Wilmington and the
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:ss A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily Except sun.
dayl, connecting with Richmond, Fred
ercksburg an0 Potomac railroad for
all points North. East, and West.
745 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcep. Sum-
day., with coach attached; 49,,
HOO A. IL, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with
passenger coach attached.
7.OS P. NJ. THROUGH NAH, daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West Sleeper attached, running
through. Also, making close connec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North aud West. This train
....- stops only at Manchester and Chester.
This is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
de ~ A. SHAW, Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-19

Fl PASSED SAFELY THROUGH Two WARS TO
DIE MIsERABLY BY A STRINGE.-Cir ctevlle,
O., January IA distressing accident hap
pened at Lockbourne recently by which it
Is said DR.. B. G. Mclean will lose his life.
he was illustrating the use OF the syringe
for tho hypodermic injection Of morphine,
80 that q young lady could administer it
when necessary to her mother. He had the
syrenge filed with water. and made slight
puncture with it In his own arm. The sy-
ringe must have had something in 1t which
poisoned him, for his arm is swollen so he
will have to die. BE Is generally uncon-
companion-in.arms, though younger. OF
General Winfield Scott, whose living image
he is. He served with honor in Mexico and
the late war, and is much beloved in the
neighborhood where he resides. Cinci,a-
n0ti EnqQirer. 49, 1850
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-19

CoRREcTIoN,-As our neighbor, has ex-
pressed preference for another General
,Mahone) as the "coming man." it is due to
that journal as well as to the Enterprise
that neither paper should be placed in a
false attitude as to its choice Of guberna-
torial candidate. We hope, therefore, that
the Neus will place both papers right-the
Enterprise rs partial to the claims Of Hol-
liday; the Wythevilfe Dispatch as showing
a decided leaning towards Mahone.-
eWyshecille Enterprise. -
g I'VE copied the article in which the Nesos
made this mistake.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-19
By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING, ON
CLAY STREET BETWEEN TWENTY-SEY-
ENTH AND TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS,
CHURCH HILL, AND FOUR VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ON CLAY, TWENTY-SEY-
ENTH, AND TWENTY EIGHTH STREETS, BY
AUCTION-By virtue of u decree Of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond, pronounced on the
24th day of October, 1876 In two suits depending
in said court styled Amidon, Crombie s. Co Us. Nc
Neir, &C., and Newbold 6 Sons us. McNeir &c. we
shall proceed to sc II at public auction, on MONDAY
the 22d day Of January, 1877, at o'clock T. NJ,
the following REAL ESTATE in the city Of Rich
ist. LoT oFLAND with FRAMED DWELL
ING HOUSE thereon. fronting seventy-three feet
on the north side of Clay street between Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth streets, and running
back 1876 feet. H. = = -
thirty-thrce feet the east side Of Twentyseventh
street between Clay and Leigh Streets and running
back 25 feet to an alley fourteen feet wide.
Sd. An unimproyed LOT OF LAND, fronting
thirty-tlree feet the west side Of Twenty
street between Clay and Leigh streets, and running
back LES feet to an alley fourteen feet wide.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes with interest added,
and the title be retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered by the
court.
: The sale will begin at the house on Clay street
.--.- E. Y. CANNON.
-"''..' ROBERT HOWARD,
- ,.z A. r. COURTNEY,
!, ia 10 Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-19
BY Robert B. Lyme,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE AND
i DESIRABLE TWO-STORY FRAMED TENE-
MENT DWELLING-HOUSE,W WITH DESIRABLE
NER OF TWENTY-SEVENTH AND CLAY
STREETS, BY AUCTION.-As trustee named in n
certain deed OF trust from Archibald Hutcheon,
dated March 6, 1876, duly recorded in the clerks
sofce of the Chanccry Court for the city of Rich
mond, in Deadlock 107 G, page "a l, and by re-
quest Of the benefciares secured In said deed de-
fault having been made in the payment of the bond
premises on WEDNESDAY the Gath day Of Janu-
airy, 1877, at O'Clock p NJ the property described
In said deed as all that certain LOT OFLAND, with
the buildings thereon, lying and being on Clay and
Twenty-seventh streets, commencing at the south.
west corner Of Twenty seventh and Clay streets and
running thence westwardly 24H feet, and running
back between parallel lines SO feet. The DWELL
ING contains about six roems and Is comparatively
new. -,.-H .a
TERMS: Cash rs to suflciency to pay off and dis
charge the said bond, amounting 10 81 ,200 with in
tercst from March 16, 1876, and cost and expenses
of sale; and the residue upon terms to be given at
the hour Of sale. THOMAS F. POLLARD.
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