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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21
BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucthneer,
1912 Main street.

VyRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT LARGE
l. THREE-STORY STOCK-BRlCk DWELLING
SITUATED AT THE NORTlIkAsT GOMEZ OF
PINE AND CHINA STREETS, CONTAINING
NINE ROOMS, HITCH n, WATER, STABLE,
&c. AND SMALL FRAME STORE IN REAR OF
DWELLING. AT AUCTI0N.-In execution or .
certain de, d of trust dated 10Th September. az,
and duly recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court ID.
r. ll3 &, page III, will offer for sale, uDoD me
premises. on MONDAY the 26tb day OF April,
1882 at O'Clock p. NJ. being required 80 70 40 by
the holder of the Jte secured thereby default nav
ing been made I'm thc~paymcnt OF the same. the
PROPERTY above described. The LOT fronts 10
feet al the north line OF China street, and runs
back on Pine street 125 feet, and Is lai1 on win
fue shrubbery. &c. The HOUSE Is one Of The best
i'm that locality, and IS now occupied by good ten
ant. and WELDING fair rental The lot VIII be sub
divided on the day OF sale If desired. his oilers
good opportunity TO purchase good properly In
nelghborhood hal Is rapidly improving, and which
Is bound to enhance In value.
TERMS: Whilst The deed requires cash as 10 cN.
penses OF sale and suficiency 10 pay of note OF
$500, with all costs, &c. thereon 1t Is probable
that more liberal terms viii be given al sale.
anIg ROBERT y. LYME. Trustee.
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sy Telegraph.

By Teiegrapn.
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRE.. April 20-CottoD easier; sales,
$50 bsles: uplands, &c. Orleans, 121c. southern
-four quiet ard unchanged. Wheat 3@5c. HIGHER.
ccseg snd 5ea
Oats quiet, scarce, and frmer; mixed opened
cOssS s No 4ss HGps ,o End
Soe ss isSp ioHc sugar quiet and Steady Me,adc,
6,sc.; cenrifueal, exc far to good refining. 7*@
73c, prime, TIC, re1aed quiet standard "A, "
9Ic. Moiasses unchanged and In moderate de-
msnd Rice FIRM, with fair inquiry. kosin nm.
dull and nnc6an ged. Middles quiet and firm; long
clear exc, Short clear To-. long and shor', INC.
Lard Siiisher and more active az s7;I7h@ss5.2S.
Whiskey nominal at Sl.10. Frelghts dull.
s-. BALTIMORE. --I
BALTIMORE, April 20.-Flour dull and lower
Howard.sI aDd western super6ne, $325@s4 ;
extra, "a es@s5; family. 50 5s@se: City Mills
family, ~ 10 southern wheat dull western opened
s ss' res s6 sGe
SPOT and April, 81 .24s; May, sl.2s asked; June,
SII6sfi.lI. tou'hern corn dull and steady ;
9sc yellow nominal. Oats easier easier; souihern' az
lots. Bulk meats dull. Coffee dull and uncnans ed.
sugar steady; a" soft, 9Xc. whiskey quiet at
$1.1U(df1 iUt2. frclents uncuauscu.
CINCINNATI
ss &c APf w hSsaSy .iars sm and
irm No. 2 red winter, 10; No. amber, s1.1O.
Corn in fair demand; 70; mixed, 4o4c: oais
nominsI at &9.50l@elo. Lard In light demand
holders firm at 1910. Bulk dull shout
dsIs ESs se sides ss. 1914 Bacon g%ss
s7S5. Whi.key in fair demand at SiO4. sugar
ir@; i,,rss, io@ioHc.; New Orleans. o7ASsSc.
iisia. ~ I0@s4 so packing, s4as4.25; butchers,
','VVS'''' LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April 2O.-Flour dull and I'M.
changed. Wheat dull and lower at 81. Corn quiet
I'LL f Iar nominal at Is 50. Bulls. meats quiet
Sss 5as &c :es; ss S. asy
cured hams, sa.2baslo'So. whiskey steady at
si'V'' sr. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 20.-Flour-Nothing doins.
Wheat unsettled and lower; No. red fall, 4l.05k;
No. Sized fan, 97c. Corn lowerst 3oxc; Oats lower
:. sec Wnsey quiet a Il foe. rSrs a.is Job
Bacon duh; shoulder, tl.s7X; ribs, 1910; sides,
$500.
CHICAGO, April 20.-Fiour dull and nominal
Wheat unsettled and generally lower closed 3; rom
and 1ghs SG oh scps s sssFs soSa
tied and generally higher; closed strong at 34k@
34kc. Oats active, firm, aud higher al 2SAc. Pork
str0ng aud HIGHER at 1886. Lard strong and
higher at s6.62,s Bclk-meats IN good demand anu
shade higher shoulders, $500 short ribs, 30. 05 ;
clear, %. so. Whiskey steady and unchanged.
At Close Wheat active, drm. and higher; 81 .00
May, &1.01k July. Corn active, firm, and &c.
higher. Oa,s active. firm, and higher; 29c, May
Lard strong aud higher at 1910.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April 2a.--Cotton-Net receip's,
GAS bales; gross, 3 06l bales; futures closed
barely steady; sales, $4,000 bales April, sl174
@si1 .75 May, sIi .77@sII7s; June. sIi.so@
Sl1.9t; yuly. &ii.99@ti2: August. s12.06@
ti2Q6; September, ul7smtll 80: Octol err,
cen'bcr, sll.0l4$1l.04.
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~ Frank ID. Hill 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers
HOS Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
II AND DESIRABI.Y LOCATED ST0C X Is
BRICK DWELLING At THE NORTHEAST
yORNER OF MARSHALL AND EIGHT II
sTREETS.-At the request Of The executors OF the
late Ambrose Carlton VIII offer for sale NJ auc-
lion that truly DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, located
as above. described on the premises, on I TUESDAY,
April 27. 1880. at 5 O'Clock l.. VI.
'The house IS remarkably well built and contains
about twelve rooms marble manetis IN every room
gas chandeliers and fixtures throughout the house.
Iatrobe Stove 10 heat upper rooms; New Range In
kitchen with hot and cold water attachments bath,
sc. The Kitchen and laundry accommodations are
annie. Double Brick Stable and Carriage. Houses
on the lot. ...,o.,.,o
The cation of this property (being convenient 10
the central portion of The city, and near the POST
Office, Courts, Market-Hnuse &c.l should render II
very desirable as sldence-p1r'iculariy as the
imme dste neghbOrhoOd Is excellent.
TIE TERMS viii be extraordin irily liberal. pro.
yided the purchaser desires long credtssay III 600
cash ana the balance IN one. two three, four, and
five years, deferred payments TO bear interest al
per cent, and be secured by trust deed on The
property. FRANh d. HILL Co.'
ap l2,I3,l5.17,l9.2l 23&tdtds Auctioneers.
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BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.

4 NEW FRAME STORE AND DWELL
~ ING ON RESERVOIR AND DOBSO
STREETS, WITH LARGE AND NEAT LOT At
TACHED.-By virtue OF a IL ed Of trust date SIN
IuIy 1879 recorded 10 Richmond Chsbcsry Court,
ID. b. ll5 G, page 55. executed by Frank Miller;
Jr.. for Margareita Koch and Charles Koch ana
wife. to me as trustee, to secure certain negO,aDe
made in PAYMENT thereof and being requesedby the
beneficiary therein so to do, will sell at pubic auc-
ton, .oon a,
Tine above property, fronting on the east line OF
Reservoir street ut It's intersection wi II he nor
10 allcv Is feet wide-being lots Nos. aid o In
block No. IL. - 49,.
Pario, looking for fine stand for business, being
the nrop )sed terminus Of the street railway and on
the most popular drive in the city, should attend
this sale. 49,,
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance IN SIX, tWeiEe'
trnst deed. f. OHIO LOHMANN, Trustee,
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc Toner. ap 10
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, wurrr INFANT Tueas As BLACK As A M
uR0--rHE DISEASE A RARE ONE.
puu.ApgLPHIA. April 1S.--For over six
teen months IN uptown physician has been
attending q case Of disease that Is 50 rare
that the like OF II has never been known
or. Al least. recorded in medical WORKS
Il Il case Of real melanosis, OF
augmentation, where the pigment, or me-
iannmia. as ID IL technically called,
which gives color 10 the hair and eyes, per.
ysdes the whole body. A boy born o!
white parents, and perfectly natural In color
AZ his birth. turned under the disease IS
black as fullbIooded negro. The parents
live At No. 1907 Lemon street.-the father,
John ssIter, being mechanic. Ten months
ester his marriage there was born 10 the
couple fine and apparently healthy boy;
The infant thrived, and promised 10 ae-
yelop into robust man. He was peau.F
fuI child, with fair complexion, dark eyes
and pilky dsrk-brown hair, whicn grew W
prosusson. But 10 few days the parents
that WAS coming over the child. He
gradually grew dark. At FIRST his SKIN
became n pale yellow, then deepened INTO
a saffron hue. and then. to the terror OF tbe
parenrs. grew darker yet. The color was
Uniform all over the body except al the
Joints, where II was a little darkci, ana 10
the palms OF the hands, where u was
tighter. The once brown hair grew sun
and let black, and The eyes also grew darker
80 thst the line between the pupils ana the
iris could not be distinguished.
In spite Of medical treatment the boy ne
came worse, and grew very weak, oil the
time the color OF bis skin deepening. "A.
last he became as black as fuil-blooded
negro. Then he was attacked by convui-
stons. which grew more frequent and vlo-
lent until they threatened the child's lie.
II was In one OF these that DIR. REYNOLDS
was called in. He succeeded in curing the
spasms, and then devoted his attention to the
strange disease which afflicted the child. He
at once recognized it as meanOsis, or pigmen-
tation, which Is mentioned in the books IN
a general way, but there IL no case given
where il had developed all through the
body. This was over sixteen months ago,
the child being then thirteen months old.
Since then the boy has greatly improved,
by degrees becoming lighter, until now he
Is OF q light chesinut-brown color.
Since DR.. Reynolds has had the case IN
charge the child has been visited by over
two hundred physicians.
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nv W. 8oddin.
Raj Esiase Agent and Auc ',.o.,.
..'.~ rIeveuth and Bank Streets

\.
.,'.~ Eleventh and Bank Streets
r,p,rsrrrs SALE OF LARGE !, BRICK I I.
nnwwsILISc AND QTIiERR dMr f,k nr9
on 2 rE sogiH SIDE o ssrSs sf4Te e UPPGslfs
!s dESafEaFsTo u4 RsEfss75r EaaEss N
Ey virtue Of two deeds Ss 1ru,t G
cnted by Mr. Aired Moses s"a n. Kelley. trustee"
understand, W wov,mbsr, and The second
bearing AZ, nrg, esrs J. H OsrrnTon and = Levy
trustees. bearing date znln S1 Cnancsry Cosrt"we
duly recorded 10 kcn nP proceed 10 sell at public
shall ~ ~ me premises, on MONDAY the I'm
s M.s o. AZ O'Clock a. ss'f not o. 'he
DAY hsrssssr3,s sn ssoye The i6T has
hEAL 81 =, sas, and depth Of l56 feet to Wide
,s" noa any,. ON the lot isa Y Ekf maND.oMn
pWELLISG. three stories n9 sE nw ,Ie nfrIiD
connected IN me Iesi i.e H. r. Ltfebvre Tor board
~ nd dsv school Including those III lhe dwell
ns there are altogether sbout 'nr,y nns
Guiding wo Sa1 Ss S%ens there HANDSOME
,pg I'M OF having front on Grace street OF
sSont AK i5a feet TO said alley rr q. ,o..,oa -,
The foregoing REAL EsLa NIGH norbooJ. The
n,se s were originally designed by Mr.. Leieovfe
Tor drs class residence aud poaruine scnoo,, anu
he We long been used ~ fu n by Tue Ia,e ~ ~ o"
ell, Mrs. Darlington, ana otners arve family they
nose or for boardinR-bouse UT '"'h' '"'"' "S'
TtIp TERMs which win be very liberal VIII be
m sde known at the Tine OF ave. ,nite r u
OF the purchase-money can remain ~ interest ior
The speciai attention Of capitansts ana others Is
caieo W '"'' '' A. 81. KELLEY,
Trustees In the first detd
I. II. CARRlNTON,
r.. J. LEVY,
TRUSTEES In the second ceed.
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by George II Poindcxter,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncer,
No. 1900 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THO;

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
- BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ONTWEN-
TY-NINTH STREET FACING THE LIGBY- Ill
PARK, AND COMMANDING VIEW OF THE
pursuance OF adtcree OF the Chancery Court OF the
city Of Richmond entered on the lst dsy Of Janu.
ary. 1880. In the sut of SPOTS Gibson as. VI. G..
Heggariy's administrator. will sell AZ auction. on
the premises, on THURSDAY, April 22. 1850, al D
O'Clock u. NJ those BEAUTIFUL LOTS fronting
as above 100 feet and eXi tending back 1876 feet ID
an alley twelve feet WIDE 10 be divided 10 suit The
views of BUYERS.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, nine,
and Twelve months, negotiable notes 10 be given for
the deferred payments. with interest added. and
title retained by the Court until The whole of the
purchase money Is paid and a conveyance ordered
iJy the Court, A. NJ. X EILEY,
SDecial l'Ommtss lOntr
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1880.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, Il. u. 1eton
agent.
schooner Capacity, Ennis, Norfolk, pig Iron,
schooner hope, Williams. Norfolk, merchandise
schoonsr H. II. Grant, sieean, New York. mer-
chandise, C9rt's 4 Parker p, Nav vors NOR.
schooner d. T.. Kelley, -, New York, mercban-
Schooner Lena Cottineham, outen, New York,
merchandise, Curtis Parker.
Schooner sarah Shubert, steelman, Phlladelpbia
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New Yorl
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen & Co.
Schooner Katie Ranger, Hardy, Perth Ambsy
schooner Warden and Evans, -, Port Opposite
ties, Curtis 4 Parker
schooner Robert Healy, Brooks, Norfolk, coal
Schooner George P. Hallock, sharrett, Washing.
ton, coal. Gurus Parker.
ENTERED.
Pritisb barkentiue GIenyills. Monroe, New York
10 finish loadfrg for Brazil.
Norwegian bark Carl Johan, Alsep. DunkiIk
France ola Delaware breakwaters, light, 10 load
~ MEMORANDUM.
PHILADELPHIA, Aprll 17.-Auived: Schooner
Lcttie Taylor, from Richmond.
DISASTERS.
Schooner Enterprise, of Mschias, from Rich
mond, Va. with coal for New. York, put into New
London April 18th Tor repairs 10 sais. She was
unable iosei IN By randy Hook, and was obliged 10
come around by Moniauk.
by Teiegraph.
LEwEs. DEL, April 20:-The bark Queen of
Ceylon, Captain Alexander Taylor, with Gas hogs
heads Of sugar. from saeua 20 Breatwater for or.
nirh. She lies easy this morning, but partly hI,ed
yiSEYARp HAVEN. April 2o-arrived
C.hz 4arf [l.r frAr lnta Rrft
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CUAFFIN. STAPLES
BY Augustine Royal
successor to Moody & Royall,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionesr,
Office corner Niuth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVFD REAL 81
TATE IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER ON
THURSDAY, APRIL % 1886, AT ~ O'SL0Ck
i. NJ, ON THE PREMiSES.-By virtue OF deed
az trmst executed to The Undersigned by :. Brooks,
dated April l. 1875. and duly rec rded IN me tlus
ings Cour, clerks Office for said ciIy, d. Il: volume
so IN DO Inv The beneficiary at pubcaucion, on he
day and honr above written, the VERY VAi.UA-
BLE REAL ESTATE described as follows 'FRONT.'
ana fronting on he street running parallel win me
Richmond and Danyllle ra, rosd. There are TWO
NICE FRAMED BUILDINGS on tne a9 BOY ~ ae :,
scrinrd land in good order This VALUABLE
PROPEKTY shoulda attract attention.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale and TO pay on
balance Of SAP IS secured IN SAID deed OF trust /,
H" an 10 X. r. BROOKE, Trustee.
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BY Grubhs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncers,.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO VERY VALUABLE STORES,
i NOS. 1437 AND l439. on MAIN STREET
BETWEEN FOURJ EtNTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We Will
sell at auction. on the premises on THURSDAY
the 22d OF April. at IL O'Clock ~. the TWO VERY
VALUABLE STORES Nos. 1889 ana 1897. stu
ated on the south side OF Main street. and occupied
BY william A. Clarke and VI. Kaufman. This
property was originally one large store, and has
been divided into Two ienemehts, containing each
store aud basement, and four rooms and garnet,
suited for families, aud kitchen with two rooms 10
each This property has good tenants. and VIII pay
good income TO the purchaser. The LOT fronts II
feet inches, and rulls back l0i feet To an alley.
TRIMS At sale. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
apl9 AucU0 leers.
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by GIubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-
N DENCE mo 204l ON TUE NORTH SIDE
THIRD STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
BY request OF the heirs we will sell AT auction upon
the premises, on THURSDAY 22d OF Aprii, AT ~
Mrs. II. T. Alvey. IL H. of brick, with two stories
and basement aud attic; has ten rooms, and a
kitchen with four rooms; also, bathroom, &C, &C.
he lot fronts 33 feet. and runs back 1634lz e ct,
more or less. The ST. uaii0n Is undoubtedly one of
the most favored In the city. aud the opportunity
here presented of securing a desirable home Is such
does not often occur.
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
aD19 Aucnoueers.
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by Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
1Ol6 Main street, corner OF Eleventh.

AUCTION SALE OF SMALL DE-
N TACHED FRAMED DWELLING No. 607
WEST MAR HALL STREET.-By request OF HE
owner. | hail sell by auction on MONDAY, April
26, so, on the premises at l.. NJ. the above
mentioned properly, situated on The southeast COR
er OF Marshall and Munford streets. The DIV ELL
ING has five rooms besides detached kitchen IN the
ward The Lot fronts 32 by $50 feet 10 an alley
/ 2 feet wide. aud has been lately enclosed Win "A
new fence. The premises are occupied bV good
teaant at paving rental. and viewed either IN The
light of a home or an investment Should attract
bidGers.
TERMS: Easy. and at sale.
ap 10 FLRMAN TDPPEh' Aucuoheef.
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By yIriup OF certain deed OF trust, executed by
l., X. Dickinson and wife, b, anng date on Inc
18th day OF April. 1879, and duly recorded IN the
clerks office OF Richmond Chancery CoHr' In Deed
Book y, A, page 26l, default having been ma ie
I'm the payment Of one OF the notes thereby secured
and being so required by the beneficiary, we ~
sell by public auction, on the premises on Friday
,he 3Ofh day Of April, 1880. nc O'Clock L. W.,
that truly VALUABLE PROPERTY, located as
above described. fronting 65 feet more or less on
ihe south side of Frsnklin street and running back
the same width between parallel lines along the
est line Of sbafer street 100 feet 2O-foot aley.
The LOT. with the improvements thereon 'front.'
ing about 3 ftet) will first be offered, after when
the VACANT LOT adjoining 10 on The easf.
This sale offers d rare opportunity for any one 10
secure desirable home in the most fashionable
part OF the city, aud should attract the attention OF
intending purchasers. -, =
TERMS: Under the deed, cash as TO 50 much Of
the proceeds as may be necessary 10 defray the ex-
penses of sale. and 10 pay oil and discharge more
Of 1900, with interest from the lS b. OF April,
1880 and upon The following credits $4,000 nay
able 1918 of April, 1881, $500 PAYABLE IBIS OF
APRIL 1882. $1,000 nayable 15-lS OF April
Iss3: and the balance tif any, upon such terms as
NAV be announced at ihc time OF sale.
SSPRIGG CAMPBELL,
WILLIAM Il. ISAACS, JR.,
Trustees.
CIAFFIN STAPLES & Co. Aucii0neers. ap ~
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April 20, 1880.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red, 740 bushels.
CORN - HHtte. 749 bushels: Of which 200 bush
OILS were re- exhibited. Mfled, l32 bushels.
OATS.-1 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT - Red, 47S bushels prime Lancaster al
Al. 80: "A bushels good Lancaster at 1927; 16e
prime mixed at S1.32; so bushels mixed al
81 .30-totai $40 bushels,
CORN White. 100 bushels very good at 5Sc.
Mired, 32 bushels on private terms:
OATs.-&00 bushels prime spring on private
terms
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real ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, A BEAUTI-
Il Full CORNER-L0T. so by l99 feet 10 wide
alley on Main street opposite Monroe Park. There
is Ipon The lot TWOYALUABLE BRICK DWELL
lNGS. and The corner can be change into Il store
at very little expense. The properly is very cesira-
bile for dwelling or for busin So purposes, aud VIII
be sold on reasonable terms. Apply TO
FRANK u. HILL & Co, Auctoneers,
ap 19-5t HOS Main street.
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ny Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YoRE, April 0.-Toen.-Stocts higher.
Money on can, @ per cent. Exchange-Long, asa
short, i66x. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet.
484, Governments stroug and higher: new 9's-
l03x; AZ Der cents, 1851; per cents, 10TH.
states dull.
BALTIMORE, April 20.-virginia 6's. old. 90
asked; deferred, 6,s asked: consols. 53x: second
series, 22k: pastdue coupons, 80 new lo-4O'S'
3ek; 10 40's. coupons, 80. Bid Today.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

An ATTRACTIVE TWO.sTORY NEW
IA BRICK DWELLING AND VACANT LOT
ADJOINING, ON CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE
BY AUCTI0N.-On SATURDAY the 24ih OF
April, 1850, at o'clock L. NJ, we shall sell ny
aucl ion, the premises. on the north side OF Clay
street between Twepty and Twentv-eighth
streets, a NEAT TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, with five rooms. wardrObes, kitchen; and tot
24xl65 feet. Also, VACANT Lot adjoining.
TERMS: One tbr9 cash: balance In six and
twelve months, negotiable notes given for The de-
ferred payments, with interest scdrd, and secured
by deed of trust RICHARDSON & CO..
aD20 AuctiOuCcrs.
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NFATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS, AND lAI'
WI PFT--I have Inst received ful hue Z
CHINESE MATTiNGS OF al grades,
CARPETS, OfL-CLOTH>, RUGS. VI AZ
A fun line LACE CURTAINS, tORNli ,.
SHADES; full line OF PAPER-liANGl NJ ~
an sly lee. Work d0He In town or touniry y '''
d.rs promptly attended 10. 4. JENNIN1'.
an 6.2m No. 1871 Miln STREE
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u,RUsTEEs, SALE OF s a BEAp IN = y I
sro beT;r nhREoS. NO. 500 PINE sTsEEd,,
NEAR by virtue q s 1 preya;u,nsyI ,n e.
certain deed. OF rssi 4, tsG ~. crs ONCE q the
oop 6 rsr cS Sa and D. A. page az to s &C.
bs payment Of CERTAIN ,hs ss%ent Of ihe same
sns sing REQUIRED so do By The benenc'arirs
seII nj nublic aucton, on the prcmtss' on w..
NEsDAY Ag,p 4 a. IKE Ss lo, fronts 81 ies
the eat iine Of Pine street l4I ieet so ~ o., Foot
sry street. and .x,encs back laS lsst e ssTosE
alley. with LAkGE ANn ,hs,.nn.
TERMS: svcieni in cash @ pay The eapeinse, .,
sale and note OF 400. with Interest a. 1850 "a
cent from March IS: ls.s; i'sg pssc Balance upon
sueh terms rs may be announced az SAFE
SUI" ~ 49, ". I. G3wA,a,IpSinNs Trustee trustee.
Nv Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucfiencer.
1912 Main street.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE TWO
Y STORY BRICK .sJOREB0usE; VIII
DyEfLIN(; OF SIX ROOMS OvERHEADANn
S6Sp DERP ROOM eMT Il REH Fok aTrH MhNu
ahE ESSISESS5I;Er SS rsW GEIFF sIRF AS N
TWENTY.FiRsT STREETS, FOR SALE BY
PUBLIC AUCTION-By request OF ,ne ow xvgn
win SELL upon the premises. Dy auction, on IL
Sf ~ Az above ,Se Described PR6PERTY
ciay suited aid adapted Tor the tonacco p5'.ss W
for n storage-house or grocery Tne Loi Irop ~
22 feet on Main street ana ne nn"crty !,
well and thoroughly constructed. A bargain VIII
certainly be had.
TERMS: WIN be liberal. o,v,ry 1--WE
an1a-W.F.S,M,Tu&W6t Aucii0neer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21
By Jno. l.. laughter, Jr., Auctioneer,
Ole Main street.

BY Jno. L. laughter, Jr., Auctioneer,
pl6 Main street.
CPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF NEW
y BOOKS--On MONDAY the 10Th instant, &C m
mencing at 5 O'Clock r. NJ, will commence the
SALE al the store No Gil cast Broad street. n X
door TO A. PiZzni, Jr.. OF large ana valuable col
lection of NEW BOOKS, embracing every depart
ment of literature
HISTORY. POETRY.
BIOGRAPHY, THEOLOGY,
FICTION, SCIENCE. &C &c.
FAMILY BIBLES. PRAYER-BOOKs,
PHOTOGEAPH-ALBUMS
STATIONERY, &C, &c.
The sale will be continued daily until the entire
stock is disposed of.
The rooms will be opened during the day, ana me
public Is earnestly requested 10 call and make a
thorough examination Of the stock, which will be
found well worthy their tten'ion.
JNO. L. LAUGRTON, JR..
apl93t AVcfioneor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

sALrs-Io shores Of Richmond ard psn.'ne
1,s,lroad stcck sold at "a; snare OF Rsenmono
and usnvtile Railroad stock sold At 7dA arc 70
.hsres OF c., c. and A. Railroad stock sofa A. ess'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-21

Fine et@A.J0: superane. 80 25@es160 extrs
S6.25@*650; comtuoa family, &6.6Q@*6.75
fsncy bisnx, syer&7.75.