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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-11-20
THE OLD-FAsHIONED GIRL.

She flourisled thirty or forty years ago.
She was a little girl until she was fifteen.
She used to help her mother wash the
dishes and keep the kitchen tidy, and she
had ambition to make pies so nicely that
could not tell the difference between
them and mammals, and yet she could Try
griddle-cakes at ten years of age, and darn
her own stockings before she was twelve, to
saw nothing of knitting them herself.
She had her hours of play, and enjoyed
herself to the fullest extent. She had no
very costly toys, to be sure, but her rag
doll and little bureau and chair that Uncle
Tom made We're just as valuable to her as
the $40 wax doll and elegant doll furniture
the children have nowadays.
She never said 81 can't" and 81 don't
want to-" to her mother, when asked TO
leave her play and run up stairs or down on
an errand, because she hadno been brought
up in that way. Obedience was a cardinal
virtue in the old fashioned little girl.
She rose in the morning when she was
called, and went out into the garden and
saw the dew on the grass, and II she lived
in the country she fed the chickens ana
hunted up the eggs FOR breakfast.
We do not suppose that she had her hair
in cu%rl-papers or c~rimping-pins, or had ii
sbangedn over her forheau, and her f1ounces
were no trouble to her.
She learned to sew by making patchwork
and we dare say she could do an ''oyer-and-
oyer'' seam as we'll as nine-tenths OF thu
grown-up women nowadays.
phe old-tashioned little girl did not grow
into a Young lady and talk about beanX be
fore she was in her teens, and she Gid no
read dime novels, and was not fancylng
!, hero in every plowboy she met.
She learned the solid accomplishments a
she grew up. She was taught the arts Q
cooking and housekeeping. When she go
q husband she knew how to cook him a dill
| ner.
/ She was not learned in French verbs, o
Latin d%eclensions, and her near neigllbol
q were spared the agony OF hearing her poun
out s.Tne Maiden's Prayer" and ''Silve
Threads Among the Gold" twenty times
: day on the piano, but we have no dout
sire made her family quite as comfortable
d the modern young lady does hers.
1t may be a vulgar assertion, and we SUI
pose that we are not exactly up with Il
O times, but we honestly believe, and our ov
opinion. is based on, considerable experien
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NTIITATURE aIMANAC-mAnCu III. 1870.
Sn- rises. ......,, SOL HIGH TIDE.
Nonn ri ;as .... sos Evenlns...... DAB
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 22, 1879.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 22, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New YORK. mer-
cbundise and passengers g. W. Alien Co, agents.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, phteu, sun .
mail merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is. 1atuni'
agent. -, ,,,,,,, ,,orcb,,
disc and messengers. j. W. McCarrtcE agent.
Schooner Forest Oaks, Chambers railroad iroii'
| Tredegar Works. ,,.,..,, ,,o,,os,o,
| pbosrhorate rocks, Southern Fcrtihzing COMPANY.
Schooner A, +. Sn yrk, Martno, AieAahuria,
! wheat, Gunlop & McCapce; ,,... - ,o,s
Schooner Eusie, Cors,y, PetersDurs hsht' 10 ioao
Schooner Mary n. Frances. McAndrews, re crs-
burg, light to load railroad ties for Philadepha,
Curtis K Parker.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence. Now York. MGR
chnndisc and passengers. &. W. Allen & Co.. agents
Steamer Defiance TuEHiii. Philadelphia, merchan.
disc and passengers. J: "; hcCarrick, agent.
Brig Sabine, ELK. Rio, flour, Galleso Mills.
BRIG Aiou, -, Rio Grande do Sui, flour, -.
schooner A. u. COIN, Frainbers, Washington,
camel coal Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Lucy JONES' MarlhuSh, providence, coal,
Schooner Annie E. Moore, Eskridge, railroad ties
Philadelphia Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Only Son, Meadows, MatanZas, Cuba
hoops, j. Harris & Go.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore, 5larch 23d, schooner c. W
Holmes, Jackson.
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YORK. March 2l.-Arrivcd: Schooner Sky.
lark, Small, Boston, for this poff.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. March 22.-Arrived: Oder. Iiadjt
CITY Of Columbia, Charleston. Arrived oui ANA
ION. Homcward: JOHANN, Benjamin, :Darien.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
c,ryn,y Msrch %, 1879.

SATURDAY. March 90, 1873.
Government SecuritieS.-United STAKES > "'s
bid, 100 asked row h,, se1
see $rspa sanses ew 44 bid AK asked
Virginia fundable. SO bid: girSinla aeieTTeu, ~
bid Virginia interest eerii n sdS ee Eor,h
fsx-rcceivab!e coupons. 79a old eos "sAeo' Noi :"
nTfv sec"ritiss.s Richmond city SIS, J: and j..
ITO bid Rcamond CITY s"h hS p Pys bur
city S. 10y did, no asked PelersSITS city siIy g.
spe sns TAX 3D. Iy !Ua pS city ss
ioix bid; Norfolk city water S. NJ. and n; 1l5H
bid asked Norfolk city 8s u ana T.: III eis
s Mahs S.. NJ and n, 90 asked Manchester SIS,
fax-receiyablc, n. and s., 90 asked.
RAILROAD Boa6S-Cheslpra6c aud Ohio RAILROAD
6's. gold. 81 and n. 35 bid; Virginia Central Rail
road frst mortgage 6'sJ and J.. 81 bid; Virginia
Central Railroad third mortgage 6s. >. aid D.. "
mortgage S., j. ana j. lo4 bid Virginia &c Central ar
Railroad nou-mortsagc S's, j. and D., 1O4 6id; W.
n and " ss bid Virgins and Tennessee Railroad
third mortgage SIS. j. and D.: lO3 b,d; SouihSire
~ bid. Southside Railroad hi d mortgage pre-
ferred GS. j. and j., 81 bid: Richmond aud Peters.
burg Railroad first mortgage e's. a. ana o.. luS
hid: Richmond and Petersburg Railroad second
mortgage rs, NJ and n. 100 bid; Richmond, Frede-
ricks0urg and Potomac Railroad mortgage So, j.
and j., io2 bid: Richmond: Fredericksburg and Pc
Orange and Alexandria Railroad second mortgage
6s. j. and j. IS bid: Orange aud AleAandr,a faii,
asked: Richmond and Danve Railroad 'consoli-
dated 6s NJ. and n. Sc bid: feomont Railroad iirs'
mortgage SIS. a. and o.. los bid: Atlanta and Char
7ote Airline Railroad first mortgage SIS, D. and d.,
AZ asked.
RafiToad Stocks.-C Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
. 100 PAR. s 20 bid: Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road. 100 par. 4 | asked Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. common, 100 par: 35 bid.
so ASKED: Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po:omac
Railroad per cent. guaranteed. 100 par, ~ bid;
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
per cent guaranteed 100 par. "a bid ; Connection
Railroad stock, 70 par, 50 bid; Richmond aid DAN
VILE Railroad, 100 par. 1915 bid, $3.50 asked
Setboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, LOO
par. 81 bid.
Bank Stocks-National Bank of Virginia. 100
PAN 80 asked; Union Bank Of Richmond, SO par, A.
bid.
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma:
bid: Merchants and Mechanics 100 par. 76H bid
81 asked: City, 100 par, so bid, 81 asked.
IIisceiEane ous.-tld Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, so bid.
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aUcTION sATsES--.This Day.
By Chafin, Staples & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Ave ti OF
No. i nottt, Tentls street.
yvr,RJsTEE,s SALE or A.vALUABLF

yF,RUsTEE,s SALE OF AYALUA,BllLI1Ees
B SUBURBAN. PROPERTY IN sID EEf, "a, ASUIHssL M.
HAEFA MILE FROM THE CoRpF,0skSAaSTTT h stt1h.
irs (,)MPKISiNIi EiG HIT AI,kEs DE .,AMrf
WfTH EXCELL EN- T. .kAkGE, al al ~, ,T,E,
DWELLING AND FINE nh tIIa;n III, y ne ia
silwARF PEAR AND OTHER FIR If ,., rs
cxecnten by X. w Brown and wife TO Nj a0aain
snS r. IT, Meredith. trustees, with power IN etner
one % act dated 18th December. $40. ana as.'s
resns,ied In she clerks Office or Hcnrico Souhly
Cour, 70 secure the payment OF certnih SUN ~ VI
money and default having been maze IN .nc IT,
tnent OF portion iherenf-and Delng SO III on
i,r the beneficiary under said dced-i VIII ae; upJ,
nc nren,ises on MONDAY the "a I'm day Oh Mar gu
1870 Mt Az o'clock z. n. TO Inc hShcst Diduer, er
admirably. located and desirable properly n rIi
,.d above and described In the said deeu ~
- An that certain LOT, or PARCEL VI kHrD'
near the city or Richmond, In that part OF Hen
,icn county called Sidney. aud being the square Oh
!, nd IN sidney bounded by Elmwood. Dover, Elm
and Cedar streets embracing Lots Nos: 21S. Ii5'
ga and 275 as laid out In The plan OF SAID Town,
win n LARGE BRICK DWELLING and other I'M
nroyenenfs thereon; also, those certain LQlS III
te county OF Henrico. In the plan Of sidney nouna
ed BIZ Elnwood. Dover, Cedar, and Robinson stFeel''
known as Nos SIT, 3ls, $40 and SGD" :.
TERMS Enough In cash TO defray inc eA3enses VI
executing this trust and TO pay OIL ana oisSais ~
three negotiable notes-one for S1376O. %i1n W.
terest from 9th september, one Ior e. ny
and one tor $500. with interest from ION LIZ ne
ccmber. 1878; aud the balance upon sucp tef'h'
us viii be announced at the time OF SAG, ,,,stoa
CuAFFIN, STAPLES s CO., Auctioneers: IA
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Auction sALEs.--Future Days
n BysChalIin, Staples Sc Coz
pp,l Estate Agents mad Anctfoneers,
MI north Tcr,ttl street,

TINE SALE OF THE sEAsON-TRUS,
TEES SALE BY AUCTION @ 9F r ~ L ISNS
orr NTITY OF REAL ESTATE IN THE MESSI ~
End IN 81 On Wednesday. NPRIL 2. ls79:mB ~
VI, Jn,n g. Haryie on the 7th day Of March, 81
to the undersrned trustees ana duly nr a ~
Henrico, Amelia and Powhaan County S2nrEs, We
viii sell upon the premises; on WEDME S I,,,har
A. r;I O. 1879, Mt 81 O'Clock p. NJ. a large nuMneF
OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS In the PIN nr OF
Sidney and Harvie. aud fronting on Reservoir, cary
Reiyldcre Pine. Laurel Ashland, Haryle. JacInellp,
and other streets. and comprising a Oh the
not heretofore sold: plats OF which VIII DC ON eHt'-
hilton on or before the day OF sale. A..
THE imperative character of TINS sac anu tme
large quantity OF property to be soid VIII
ca,,se il TO brlug such low prices thah all VINO WE
To invest money on speculation as wei as in9Sc
wish to buy for Improvement VIII DC Proh'eu "'
TERMS: one fourth cash; the balance In equa'
instruments at four eight, and twelve months oear
ing Interest and secured by trust Geeds.
The sale will begin on Reservoir street near MOT
'8hs h'"ei JOHN o. STEGER,
X. i. CHAFFIN,
r,b 10 Trustees.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
SATURDAY, March 22, 1879.
The number of breaks to-day comprised % hogs
heads. The offerings at auction on Change weaS
87 packages of which number 20 were sold a
s,sIces ranging from $3.50 1913.
QUOTATIONS-PRlZED TOBACCO.
DARK.
Lugs.-Comn,on to medium, $225Gs2.75; 5000
Leac-Coinmon to good short, 81 tas6: medium
40 far long, $6@S7.50 good TO very good long, Ss@
$3.50.
Dark leaf, good enongh for wrappers and for the
est types OF the ReSes have been thus far in very
light supply. There is no assortment Of dark stSl.
cured tobacco offering.
Lug g. snmss to 'oedIum' $4@se; good TO
iSmokers.-Fair to medium. sS@s10; good 90
s ssyis5 GOOD s1a@s1S' hns to fancy s17'Se@
Ie1E-Common to medium, $7.5o@S9; good to
very good, sl0@S12.5u; extra cutters or filters,
HaAogoa Wrappers.-Common 10 medium,
extra fine, i456S5p.
TeiIoa7 Rrdppers.--C Common TO medium. $3.50
e35; good 10 very good,&4o@$50; tine to fancs,
$55@eSz5. sz-
Occasional sman lots have since the season opca-
ed commanded above the eatside quotations. Indi-
cations arc that strictly fancy white wrappers win
be in lght-supp'y.
No special cbasge In quotations. There is some
inquiry forsound medium and low Crude old fliers
FROM manufacturers, and angling desirable viii
command Extr prices.
There Is <aery prospect peaa,E good season, and
eve lock for iRcrsased receipts.
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Sfs.ons outes ana upciIanEed very lSsn , an
nTe Will. hey 6tilt and KY. =
Enncb anreii Sugar ontes n soft Shtds67sc

SsSs aelss NH and Freshts
Sugar qa.es A soit, " ee s7s.
.25 piECrNNArl.
seaasWS', sa, s sesas Viii reod md
ri;ss. III s Com quiet mud steady ~ Ss,sr
Oats Quiet at Pork unsetieS anu stean.
sssmeass quiet sheulsers. sS % sa q
sS 40 seller yunes short rib heid as nsm,aaiiy
:sss haye5 shSss e ssar
SSc. Clear aides, 5aske W nj ,,1ar eadS
good and Tendency apsas s,cs,y and Unchanged
Anu ana. assiSe and nrss eosnmo,, Ss3e@s3,aS'
Al !g ,sags sifs.sEEs $50 snemeas 49,
LOUISVILLE.
\, orYsvrr1E. March 22.--Fiour Hriet and an.
CHANGED Wheat-Dernafsd fair: market firm s req !.
and amber. si@al.03. Corn que, white, sS DI
m ms;s sse mixed ase Pork steady a. 5000
y Maa ooet: Choice Leaf, ticrce. TIC; key SIC:
quiet and sea essy Shoulders
ssssss SIS; s,G ssaaEc Whisky firm at sl.o1.
ST. LOUIS.
CT. y.ours, March 22.-Eionr steady snd IN
sh1sS sio n CASH 81 April,
juno &c. f es,b sp saR sss
sS1 sss sSs M ssas as 81:
May. whisky steauy ~ 9!'v1 ,,a na,,ia az az
T,niem meats Quiet; boxed shoulders. 50 80: loose
shoulders s3566$3. IS: clear ribs, "a; 30 here,
Al. 75634.S so at Quincy. Bacon easier; cisar rlos'
s5.3OGSs5.37k; Clear, $5.S5@$5.40.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 22.-Flour steady and IN.
changed Wheat du,i aud shade lower; No.2 red
wintsr 81 O2; No. 2 CHICAGO spring, fress. 92Hc.
regular, ssic cash, S9sc. April. 9S4@ 93asc May
No 3 Chicago spring. sec; rejecteJ, 66sc. Corn
quiet and weak fresh. 34c.; regular, Size. cash
and April. $500 May, 35Sc JGne Oats seaay ana
25sc. June Pork in fair demand and lower
SI0. I2k cash, s10.12H@$l0.15 April, $l0.25 oid
Nav III 37k June. iard in fair demand and low.
or: BID. 421 cash, $6.42X@s8.45 April, 1920 BID
May. Bulk-meas steady and unchanged. Whiskey
steady and unchanged. ..... -lr....
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
lIl3 Main street.

A NEW BRICK DWELLING. WITH
n LAnoE LOT, on MnSRY NEAR NENABL
STREET; ALSO, TWO MOST DESllthHI.L
OF MOSBY AND yENABLE STREETS;-l VIII
sell at auction OH FRIDAY. March ZSlh. mt 8
O'Clock p. NJ, that neat and desirable BklCh
DWELLING located as above. The house Is new,
and has 1--WE rooms. wrh wide hail. veranda across
'front.' kitchen with TWO rooms. out houses, &c. TIE
Ioi is 0xl SO feet inches. or less, to an alley
Is feet wide. aud has 1t two wells, neat summer
arbor. rriit-trecs, &C.
Persons desiring neat home at low figures should
attend this sale.
Immediately after the sale Of the dwelling VIII be
sold those TWO DESIRABLE LOTS on the corner
Of Mostly and Eenabc streets, admirably ada tea
or as may be desired by purchasers.
At 5 O'Clock. sale OF HOUSE AND LOT and TWO
LOTS on west Leigh street. See advertisement
above.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance i'll six, twelve,
and eighteen mcnlhs. interest added: sccmred Dy
trnst deed, J. THOMPSON BROWN,
NH ~ Aucilonecr
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
i113 Main street.

4 NEAT NEW FRAME HOUSE ON
"A WEST LEIGH STREET. ALSO Two BnILD9 ,
ING LOTS. TWENTY-SEVEN EEET "a, EACS' " =
LEIGH AND GRAHAM STREETS, FOX , FAVE -,
the 2Sth of March. 1879. at o'clock r. NJ, tnG
above NEAT FRAME DWELLlNG, on i nGd i9 G'in
m,er streets The house Is new. and has I'm ROOF
and four rooms. Lot 27 feet inches by 81 ieet 10
a 14ha-foot alley. ,,, ,., ,
good income will do we'll to attend this sac
After the sale Of the house VIII pe sT,u ~ ~
corner of Leigh and Graham streets, ana ~ lee'
deep to L IA foot alley. .,o
and Eighteen tnonIhs interest added. SECURED by
frnst. deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
NH % Auctioncer.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME
Il HOUSE AND LOT ON ALLEY NEAR
MOORE AND HARRI ON ST REETS.-By virtue Of
decd OF trust from Robert j. Hone aud wife, dated
10Th October. s. 6. to the undersigned rs trustee,
recorded in the Richmond Chancery Court, ID. Ii.
100 Il, page 1888; and whereas default has been
made, and being required so to do. will SELL on the
promises. on TUESDAY. March 25, 1879. NJ 5
O'Clock 2. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described in
being HOUSE and LOT near Moore and Harrison
streets. fronting 20 feet on an alley aud RUM Ing
back between parallel lines S7k feet.
TERMS: Cash as To expenses of sale aud 500,
with interest thereon from 22d October. 1875; and
The balance on such terms as may be announced IT
sale. J.. L. BROWN, Trustee.
]. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. NIB 90
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RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CltEsrEAkE}
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING NAY 81, 1877

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND 1,HEsrEAkE}
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING NAY 81, 1877
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 7. NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS
DAY.and SATURDAY. Connects a
West Point with steamer Havana !oI
all points on York river aud i;alti.
more. Arrives IN Baltnore 1T a
NJ: connects with rai-iiEes for Wash
ington. Philadelphia, New York. Bos-
ton. ana all western points, Connect
at Richmond with trains Oh Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake an'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY; WE'D
so A. NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ard SAT
URkDAi. Connects with steamer
at West Point Tor river landings, Bal
timorc, and all western po.ntS. Con.
meets al Richmond with trains oil Rich'
mon9 and Dapvie railroad. Richmond
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake ano
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 P. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily Except Sun.
dayl.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. N, Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con.
meets with trains on Richmond anc
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
M GS;T :' WEB is Es Sd S and FRI
DAY, at =. NJ. Connects will
trains from Philadclphia, New York
and western points. and at West Pon
with trains for Richmond and tht
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 p. NJ. Arrives AT Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
SESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud
s:15P III. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT
URDAY. Connects With steamer
West Point from Baltimore. Con
meets with Richmond aad Danv!lls
Richmond and Petersburg, and Chess
peake and Ohio railroads
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. 81. Arrives ~ Richmond daily except SUI
day. Connects with Richmond an
Petersburg and Chesapeake and OH
railroads
| No transfer OF freight at Richmond to or frol
| southern points. Cars run through between Atlant
| and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rate.
guaranteed.
! Through bills OF ladins, with guaranteed rates
| Issued to all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold to all northern, eastern, an
western points, and baggage checked throush.
| For tickets apply at General Railroad licket VI
| dee, S26 Main street; II the Exchange hotei, az
compauy's depot, corner Twenty-third and DOC
| streets, Richmond, Va. -
macs II. T. DOUGLAS supartntendent
L
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By W. GNidin
Real Estate Agent ana hucfionecr
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF FOURTEEN
NJ BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON BROOK, AVENUE
AND MITCHELL STREET.-At the request of
the owner shall sell nj auction on the premises on
TUESDAY the 25th March. 1879, NJ O'Clock Z.
as above, adjoining the residence OF Mr.. Theodore
Frick and that of Mr. Frommer. Four OF them
front on the east line OF Brook avenue, and ten of
them on the north line of Mitchell street, according
to plat of survey be exhibited nj the SALE These
lots lie we'll, are just outside OF the city Limits, and
well adapted for stores and dwellings.
TERMS: One-,hird cash: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes inereat added,
secured by died Of trust, w. GODDIN,
NH 10 ~ Auetioaeer.
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By }. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioacer,
lib Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chanc2ry Court of the city OF Richmond ell.
Stan. berry ct ais. as. StansLcrry. &C., the ubder-
signed will sell. on the premises. 1T PUBLIC auction
on WEDS ESDAY the 26'h of March. 1879. at 8
O'Clock L. NJ. the attractive home OF Mr.. John
Stansberry now deceased. situated on the east side
Of The Brook turnpike. in The county OF lienrico
with 4 LOT OF LAND of about FOUR AND 4
HALF ACRES. and about two and \ halfmilcs north
OF the city of Richmond.
TERMS: One third cash. aud residue at six and
twelve months time for notes with per cent in
tcrcst added from day of sale, and title retained by
the court until the whole Is PAID. -
J. II. GREGORY.
j. A. LYMAN,
Special Commissioners.
NH 15.1a % % 24252S
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! ,ITsyrIor ,AT,tlss..Fufnrc I,ays:
ny. arnbbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents mud Anctioneers,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VACANT
u yInTs TN THE CRY OF RICHMOND..-in
execution OF q decree OF the Chancery Con r. OF
Richmond entered May 1870 IN me case 81 he
dersianed' the special commissioner thereby ap,
pointed for the Will sell By a asn NJ p
,tnin,t NJ nnon tiie premises, THREE LOTS ot
GROUND ciy Of Richmond on ths fnia oS
of Ninth street below Byrd street. anu 3aJ2rnEE u
brooRs estate each OF said lots fronting 80 feet on
Nint strcef. ard running back 130 feet. II desired
ne II offers unusual advantages for site Tor tobacco
factory being centrally located and near enough n, u
sun unon the weed il is hoped that tobacco men VIII
attend 4he sale. :. 80 .r,
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut one, two.
and three wears for negotiable notes. with nterrsl
added, and titles retained by the court until Enc
"l'o'e Pun .A'''s JAMES n. CRENSHAW.
Special Commissioner.
Gnrnns & WILLIAMS. AuctiOpeers. mn "a
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
lib NJ lin street.

A VERY DESIR BILE FRUIT AND
N TRUCK FARM OF TWENTY-EIGHT
ACRES Tl!EE MILES OF RiCH Ii5 {. MTI
Me- viii sell mt public auction. on THURSDAY
the 27th cay of March at 8 o'cock 7: NJ. the above
desirable SMALL FARM or TWEETI-ElGliT
ACRES, within three miles of the city. near the
juncture OF Williamsburg turnpike with he Chirics
City road, which latter road passes through the
farm. The land is in high slate Of cultivation. BE-
ing well ferliiized. The DWELLING is frame. one
story. hip roof. with four rooms. and located on
the south sic. OF The road, having IN the yard an
oak grove: Kitchen, carriageh0>c, barn. and other
out -houSc. The orchard, which IS young and bear
Ing is Of choice fruitepple:, peaches, pears, cher
rics, and grapes.
Persons desiring Il nice suburban home, with
shade rccs aud fruit should attend this sale.
TERMS One third c1sh balance III one aud two
years, per cent. Interest secured by trust deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
mh 90 AuctinnCcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24
by Teicgnaz,sa.
!, NEW YORK.


NEW YeRKsacarch 22.-C.ottm dull; sales, 254
aSles. upands- 101sc.; Orleans, Ia4c Flour dill
andiya buyers fsyor; prices aenayaaiy without de-
-c,dsd changes. Theat opened o aisade lower and
closed rather mere steaoy; EYiasa6sd winter red
41.0aG$1.l3.I Corn opened q shade easier and
closed frmer snd moderately active; mngraded. $40
494ec.; No. s, 48ke. No. Q, 4ad@46 &c. !; white
southern, Ole. CoEse unchanged and aliet. Sugar
dull aud n0minaI; fdrto good renuxng ia 64S8Ic
Prime, 8Se refined = shade lower; sIsadard "A =
natly nnchauged. Rice 1rm. Rosn qutstss1d s. eady
at e1.3560$l.40. P0lE o EhaGe lower ut $9.40@
$500 for old = al 6.50taS1o.62x for asex. Cut
meats quiet aud nrn. A!ddles dun and heasg west
efn and city long clear, S5.25 short clear $3.50;
long and short clear, $5.S7x. Lard shade custer
/. 1nd rather dull SEs
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 22.~Sajour Gull nnd lower !;
and Western snDer6nc, ,26 ass 10.
Itlls suoerine, a. 7sges4: esfra. 1923 80;
sio sSrahds. "a. 5O@&6; eatap,eo family, S8.76.
Southern wheat heavy ard lower. western steady
southern RED, 81 0a&l.12: nnySer, 81. l2@Si.It
NO. fennsylRansa red, SLID; NO. q western win.
~ ~; ssp1s, Massn and april Nay, sl:lst
ys,.oU; Esstsn arm; sosithern while, E1ks bIc.:s
3easoN, aSH63Ap- qsss firm ind Ehehsnged Pro-