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OLD POINT COMFORT, "a.

HYGTIA HOTEL
situated 100 wards from forf Monroe open an
The wear. fSlual o. any hotel in The United state
-urrrundlugs unsurpassed h4ihiur. boating. ilsn-
Igaud driving specially attractive. Prominently
a resort Tor southern people. Terms Jess Tor equal
accom- snodaiious than any resort iu tlc country
CLIMATE free from nalaria- and for Insomnia truly
cert M lu - soporlnc Effect send Tor circular
describing hygieuic Advantage etc.
HARRISON PHGBD>.
nv ls-2m Proprietor.
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NFW YORK COTTON FUTTRE-
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-IUNE IS. Iss2.
Sun RI -rs........... 4:4s HIGH TIpE.
-un sets. $3.50. ~ Morning ......--..-. slf
Moon RIGS. 4-35 Evening .--.-.-....- 4.3e
PORT OF RICHMOND. JrSE u. 1ss2.
Arrived
steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk. Dnltec states
mail. mtrrhzudlsC. and p4sseIi@efs. l.. =. IAiuin
superintendent -
BARK Nina Ger. schmidt Liverpool salt Da-
ycuport Morris
Schooner =. II. tcrper. - Neiil' bosion' snano
Southern Fes1iilz.ng COMPANY.
Schooner Bill0w, Arey, kocklana' ninc' Z v Ell
denburE.
Schooner Elizabeth Afcul1r ~ snow Koc Alaid
lime. Warner Moore.
schooner William Noree. Ramsey, Philadelphia
coal :. II. HGwes.
schooner :. ". Bunuel- -- View ork- lron-
old Dominion Irufi- and kail-N ofAs.
CLEAEED.
Bark Omega I'ai-l. Fiasconnro- hlrsellies' cruGe
petroleum. Curtis A BneE-
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MOUNTAIN-ToP HOTEL, 1885 TEET
Xyl aEoyE rgpE-wATrR- atnatsd in virrfnis.
the Chesapeake and ghio railway, ] 81 miles
from RiohDsnd. Va. is NOW OPEN For yIsl-
TORS. Yor terms etc. address
HENRY l.. MAssIr. Proprietor.
hl9-ln Affop IffsJt. Va
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All regular passenger trains stop ~ Boa Air.
PILLMAN-CAR SERVICE
ON Train 5O-New Yprk and Atlanta rfg vssk-
insioE aud bauNille. and Greensboro b. Hsnrys
station. Western North t2ruiifla rslir7aa-
ON Train 5Z-lslcnmuul and D1nfllis. xka
Charlotte aud fharlssfon-
Ticket sid 20 al point seutA- southeast. a. q
sOutive and hsEyage checked lkrpsagh-
No l4y-5ter checks gwen - local tickets.
A. PDfE.
General Passenger and Tickei AsrrA
z. VI. X. nALgOfT. fssusrai Manager. le<
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CRY TAXES.

DOCK AID JOB WORK NEATLY
DfxEcUrED Al tie DisPArcfr."sirTisC
nVIsE
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dircr' f0ur-heurs connection j. made bet ~ryA
Richmond and Norfolk ~ trains lea'inr Rieh-
inoDa 10 1890 4. N. aud Norfolk "a 1913 4. IA
All trains leaving Fetcrsburg vii ftzrt froEa t-<
AppcmattoN depot
J. X. hENLY. General superintendent
A. foPK. Dercgai Passenger and Ticket AxesL
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COBB's ISLAND. VA.
y TIE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT ~
VIRGINIA..
Tie finest and safest = euff-hafffrg
Ocean. channel. and shark fsilng and eniro-
shooting.
TRIMS; - per day. sl2 per week. ESQ per
month.
Route from Old Potni ~ steamer NORTHAMPTON
% thfrrvsone every Monday. Wfdnr.day. ana
fncay. The Baltimore and Washington sieaMcrs
make cioss connection with fhe Northampton.
address J. 7. ~FAUl.
j. Ign Proprietor.
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PERRY DAyrs-s PsIN.RILLER.
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.

AZ this season varlous diseases ~ the bowels are
prevalent. uad many ires are iosf through lack o.
knowledge ~ q safe and sure remedy.
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PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER

Is sure cure Tor Darrhga DyseuterT. summer
Complaint Ciioler= Aorous- etc. and is perfectly
afr
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH tim
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every iiksbAl ane
FRIDAY % y ", and every SUNDAY ~
a. n.
Frtlght Tor Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
eeiyrd flu 1880 =. NJ; for ~undafs team r.
r. VI. saturday. Frsigil received c2uy uA
T.. u.
Fare. 50 .-a 49,.
steamer connect n Philadelphia fof FAA rFd
and tas Fast
For further informal or. apply .
j. IS. Moo ARHiCk,
General southern Agsut. uftce nucketts-
" I. lIi 81 4 co.
M an General kErIis-
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BALTIMORE

HAIIIMVLF-
BALTIMORE. June izs-Nirvinia 6s- consols.
4O4 p: second ser1es, 3ir: new lO-sO's- az. bd
fr-flzv
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT>x@,
CoMPAS1~s go
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
Old POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. Forts
MOUTH. AND JANE.-8IYTR LANDINGS
lsRECT: CONNECTS AT OLD POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
BAL TINORE AND TIE NORTH.
ALSO. CONNECTS At NORFOLK WITH
STEAMERS FcR HAMPTON. sMITHF1ELD.
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER. AND
ARRIVES AT Old POINT sEyERAL
HOURS AHEAD oFANY OTHER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
GREATLY REDUCED RATEs.
PARE TO NORFOLK. $50.
FAEE ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
MEALS. 75c.
ALL TICkETs UNLIMITED.
one q the Company .paciols and cisgaui
steamer.
CITY OF RICHMOND OF ARIEL.
carrying Tinted -tatcs rlall.I
2 q. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves RiCnmorf every li L-t5A /. ltl k>UtN ,
and SATURDAY af 4. r. f1r arC,f-nalicc
f.aoes- connecting M old Pom; VIII tbe BAY ne
steamer iesres norfolk ~ 3 A. y. ana tl1 Point
q l:I5 .. H.. arriving 90 Richmond a. about !
Through nckois 90 sale 90 steamer md a-ear-
isers Aeency, 1000 Main street h'-ssof, cheeteo
throurA.
SPECIALLY LOW RATES TO SOCIETIES. &c.
~TArEEOOM, CAN RI ENGAGED Dor DAY
OK NlbHI.
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YORK -KIVFR IN

Passenger fraria cali Frs. - q dstfy
daily. iyex. sandy "a. sunday
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EOR BALTIMORE. ~
POWHATAN LINE-DlRECT .TEAMkK-
CHANGE oF WHARF.

CHANCE ~ WhAIf.
utli further notice. f1s steamer LUCILLE VII
sail every MONDAY a : noon from PnWHA-
TAN DOC X 40 Iwenly-fuurth and Dock sifteis-
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills 81 iadinF signed and gccds for
wurded with dispatch 90 points Nnftl and Neti-
Freight received daily until y NJ
For further Information. apply -
". .. KNIGHT. Agent
n l. a FrsItFR soliciting Agent IL -
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ORKNEY SPRINGS WILL BIZ OPEN
- FOR IhE EFCIPTION or GUSTS
III NJ 4, I--Z. This wtii-rruowuld place has
iusi undergone fAtens.r and fhoroul rr Eirs hotn
"a g. llc hrfci, proper lul the -roluds. SPECIAL
Attention has been given o. The sanitary depart
meuf- Tor farther Information send Ior dc-rr.p-
Eve c-tain ruce. II. n. WOODWARD.
nv 7-Zm General Manner.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA
ARR NOW OPEN ToE TIE RECEPTION or
VISITORS.

The waters are spccidc f1r Rkcuuai'srl. (.out.
Neurairia. Affections q tlg Liver and ail kindred
disease.
MR. WILLIAM II. PARKER. long connected
slth some q pc principal summer reslrts- has
been engaged ss manager.
tof pamphlets and other Information addres.
6. q. IhEDl,
ic Him Hot Springs. Rafh county. 81.
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-HAT wHIsKEr-NEN THIxK.

The whiskey-men tonight admit that Il
D. doulafui whether the bin under discus
sion in the Sensie extending the bonded
period q whiskey can pass that body.
NJ. Blaine's friends claim that the Maine
Dergbiican Convention was run in hls in
tere.t
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Is. aFY-it's TESTIMONY RxroKE TEE WHISKY
INVESTIGATING CoxNITTxs-s THREAT OF
AgREET-sR- TRESOoTT RACKS p W.
n AfNK--FxRsoNAI. NEws ITEss-sfHooL
sos,pESSe< pF HR. TIGER.
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WASHINGTON. June IA. a. Low.
prominent merchant 81 View York. was
asked ly President Arthur 20 accept a
place % The tariff commission instead oi
William 5. Wheeler, but Nj. Low declined
Oh serve.
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barrels on basis - slid. sugar quiet and IN.
IS packing ard butchers. s7.5oass.5o
LOUISVILLE.
LoufsvILI.r. june 2,-Provlslons ~ fair de-
mand and arm. Meas pork, e2o.25. Bulk-mcats-
shoulders, $3.50; rib. si1.25 clear, sll.So.
demand. and nominaiIy unchanged. Grain steady
aud unchanged.
grades better family, s4.5oess5.s5; choice, 90
ids6.50. Wheat higher but very unsettled No; z
red fall, s1.2G@s1.27H cash. 81 .22 June, si.us
duly, sloo august; Corn higher , IsSIi agd
dull: 66lc cash, 3a,ic. July. Rye dnll and nomi.,,
nal Barley dull a, .soc.@sl.lo; Whisky , dull
n m"ats I'm light demand, but 8olders rm sSoa
dcrs, $3.50: short RIB, ~ 80; snort clear,
s11.75. Bacon higher. shoulders; 1928 short
rib. eI2; short clear, sI2.374. Lard duii ana
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 2.-Flour quiet. firm. and un-
si.S7H cash. Il .S7t June, 81 ash@ 20 July
REGULAR or No. 2 wheat. Sl.l3amsl.l3,3 July:
Corn active, firm, and higher; Ittci oa.n a ana
CASH 1pIc. Junc RYE quiet and unchanged. Bar
ley unchanged. Pork active. firm, and higher;
Lard active. firm. and higher: - l.35 cash and
June. sll.42HeD$i AS July. BElk-meats steady
and IN fair demand; shoulders. 80; short RIB;
sI1.1b: short-clcar, sl1.f5. Butter quiet and
unchanged. Eggs quiet at lGh@l7c. Whisky
steady at Sill. -
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, June 2.--Flour I'm fair demand.
Wheat easier but active; No. Milwaukee soft,
cash and June, fl.321.; July. s1.3lG. Corn high
cr; No. 2, 7lxc. Oats higher and scarce; No. 2.
4qi,c: white, 53c. Provisions unsettled. Mes
pork. 1896 cash and June al $50 July. Lard
Prime steam. 81 80 cash and June, tll.45 July.
Hogs quiet and steady at s7.25@s7.S5.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NE& YORK, June 2.-Cotton-Net receipts, 26
bales gross S13 bales. F"tIrcs closed easy: sales
81 900 bales: June. 81 .96@slI9S: july
slZ.07: August. si2.15@S12.1G: september
1.s5@sl1.s6: October. 81 l44@s1l 40; No
vcinbcr, S11.2SM:11.29: December. s11.29@e
eII.3O: january. sI1.43msII.45: February,
Sll.5GMs11.JS: March, 81 .6SMsl1.70.
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by Grubbs & Williams, Auctloneers.

4 VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING,
IA No. GIL NORTH SIXTH STREET, Al
ACCTION.-On
MONDAY. JUNE 5TIf,
NJ $50 L. VI, we vii sell. upon the premises, the
PROPERTY situated on The east side OF sixth
street, north Of Leigh referred u shove, and
pied by MIR. Il. T.. Prayer.
The DWELLING is large and su'stauilal, con-
tanning eight or nine rooms: llas water and gas In
ID, arlL Is well arranged. There ~ "a DETACHED
KITCHEN of brick with three rooms. Lot about
04xI3O feet.
The situa. on Is pleasant and retired, vet very
convenient 10 the business portion OF the city.
TERMS: Liberat GRUDpS & WILLIAMS,
my 26,2S,30&td Auctioneers.
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III IN, Editor of the Dispatch:

TO the Editor Of the Dispatch
Please inform an inquirer how long
since the First National Bank (Exchange)
building was built, and where the stone
columns in front were quarried and cut,
and oblige. INQUIRER.
Richmond, May so 1882.
The stone came from New England. The
Exchange Bank Of Virginia was chartered
In 1887.
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by u. j.. ChaGin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
IA BUILDING LOTS ~ MANCHESTER. ON
STOCKTON AND POTTER STREETS. WITH
SMALL FRAME HOUSE ON LOT on PORTER
sTREET.-At the request Of the owner. we Will
sell by public auction. on the premises, on.
THURSDAY. JUSE 8, 1882,
at o'clock Y. NJ. the above-locatel NICE
LOTS. commencing on Porter strcct-Niz.:
THfRTY-FIVE FEET on Porter street. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. with small
FRAME HOUSE on II now renting for - per
month, and Immediately aftcrwill sell the FIFTY
THREE FEET on the corner Of Stockton and
Eighteenth streets.
These lots are well located, and Oifcr COOL sites
for buildings which will rent readily good prices
rs houses are in demand i'm Manchester.
TERMS: Liberal AMI announced ~ sale.
Il. II. CHAFFlN q CO..
je3 AuctIoneers.
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OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP x ~SS
~ COMPANY. .sssS4sz4s,
For NV YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
stclmcrs-GUl ANnoIIE. EoANOAE. MAN
RlCUMOND-ENEI'YT TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and
sUNpAf. lFor hours Of sailing see advertise
steamer. leave New York TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS 40 3 r. NJ !rou, ricr
street.
The fare. accommodations. and attentions are
hf,cr-cahin fare to New York dncludiny meals
and berth. SiU: rouud-Jrip tickets SIS slccuge,
with subsistence, 81: without subsistence. -.
Frtghts for points beyond New ORR forwarded
wi.h dispatch and no charge made except actual
Freight received until 6 O'Clock 2. II. daily.
For Further Iniormauon apply ~
GEORGE We ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
my II Office Commny's whares, Rockets.
V1OR NEW YORK.-The Old ,ecif STa
4 Dominion Steamship Company sssssszess1ss
proposed s1iln2 ior tie "ceh following alc:
Old DOMINION. Captain WALEEK, FRIDAY.
June ,, AZ 2 o'clock Z. VI.
GClANDOTIE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
June Ith, at > O'Clock s. ".
ROANOKE, Captain CoucH, TUESDAY, Jun
9Th. al : o'clock 4. VI.
Freight received up 10 | O'Clock =. VI. for Fri
DAVIS hip, aud to O'Clock +. 81. saturday and
Monday flr sunday aud TuesdIy's steamers.
Through bills Of lading signed ana goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 All points north, south,
east. and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accOmmo l1tions surpassed.
Aftcr-C.lbiu fare 10 New York Qnclufing meal,
and BERTH. SO. rOund-trp ticket, SIS, s,ccrGge.
with s'.J,i'icncc, 81: without subsistence, 20.
Passengers leaving Richmond Moudtys. Tues
days, Wednesdays, and saturday. by Ire Richmond
and Petersburg railroad ~ Il.JO \. ". VIII make
connection no Norfolk with steamer having those
days. Cabin fare. $1,000. Tickets to De bad ut
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and 4. ".
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street
FOR freight or pas age, apply 70
GEORGE W. ALLEN A CO.. Agents,
mv3l COmIany's Wharf, Rockets.
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By William II. Lyme a Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
li13 Main street.

A TTRACTIVE. DESIRABLE. AND
"a VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN LAU-
Rel AND SIfAFER STREETS, FOR SALE BY
PUBLIC AUCT ION.-Wc SHALL ~ tie request ~
the owner sell by public auction. on the premises.
FRIDAY. JUNE o, 1882,
at o'clock i. NJ, that truly desirable and beaut
full BUILDING LOT located rs above described.
jast beyond the handsome rcsidcnccof vs.. l.. Flem-
ing, 'Esq.. fronting ON Che south side of Grace
street 24 9-l2Xl5G feet e. an alley. Being in that
section where property 8 much sought after. offers
20 parties desiring TO build most favorable OppOr-
tmnity.
TERMS or SALE: One fourth cash: residue az
six. twelve, and eighteen months, for nero. liable
notes. interest added. fccurod by trust deed.
WILLIAM ii. LYME & CO.,
10 Nucff.re.,.
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To the Editor of Tie Dispatch:
Please state through your next issue the
date Of the earthquake felt so severely here
about five or six years ago. "CIGARs."
On the night OF December %, 1873, about
11:35 o'clock.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. Jane 2.-Cotton qne,; sales 52J
bales: uplands. IL l-l6c.; orleans, IL Slice.
weekly net receipts. so bales gross, s,766 bales
$3.50 bales; sales, i,iG6 bales; stock, 2G2, 4 rs
bales. southern nc,v about steady and quiet; com
extra, s6.7O@tS.z5- Wheat opened 10 lstc. high
as, amd mn, but became weak ane
0Ssc- over tle lowest points; No. spring, 81 .33
nngraded ned. i.lsesi45& No. red June
Sl.45AmSl.47; July, SL271(asl.2 pa. Corn open.
ed s9s lac higher and strong, but subsequently, be-
<ane weaker and lost most Of the advance, closing
dull ct sbou. the inside rates; business largely
Speculative, ungraded, 7seaSIc.: No. 2, June, 79s
tgsOc-; July, e0@sl.c- Oats SDlc. higher and
sery nrzn anai trade quiet nioes unchanged coz.
Gee dull and Gather weak. sugar firner with better
demand; issf 10 good resnlag quoted at 5-l6Gs
ard a." PIE MOiaSses-FHeign duh and weak
grocery grad steady and demand fair. Rice fair
1y aciiv aud Sieidy Kosin duh and lower ats 9 20
&s223. Turpastiae heavy ndaower at Al IA ace
Wool quiet anu steadily held; domestic fleece, 32a
46c;; Texas, Js932c. Fora teeg15c. higher,
spot, al VI 8. u, srvs mess II ss0as20.25; July,
]ls9o@s20. Aeddies firm andsery quiet lang
fiye. ejoxss strong sales Of prime steam spot, at
eiLSo: juno 81 lix2st9sI l-SzS; J1y, 81 ST.
Sii7o. Frs k's 70 Li ssT a, T." N"0'e'
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. JuIe 2-FlOur qsset una steady !:
Howard-ssreet and western sapsrhne, $3.50.
$3.50; extra, s4.75Gs5-75; family s6G.s6.75:
CITY Mus snperhne, sS-5p9s4.75: extra $50
$3.50; Rio brands, s7.2 5GS7.37; Baltimore
hIgh.grade family, ss; WINTER wheat patent,
$3.50. Wheat-.soutiern quiet western opened
nrm aud closed dull; southern retH sl.35tGSla0;
amber, sl.40e2sl.44: No. I Maryland. $I.fs
asked; No. western winter led, spot 3I3s*.
Corn-southern dull and easy; western opened
higher and active, closing easier: southern white,
9c4olc.; yellow, S3GgS4c. Oats I'nli and lower;
southern, 59&60c.; western Will. Q, 60Se2e.
mixed, 69@60c.; Pennsylvania, So g60c. Pro- |
visions firm. Mess pork, s20WS2l. E'uik-metts- !
Shoulders and clear rib-sides packed y, and l21e
Bacon shoulders, lvsc.; clear rib-sh es, l3te.
Hams, 15h@l6c. Lard-Reimed. l2At Coffee
steady Rio cargocs, ordinary 20 fair. B. fG9lc.
sugar quiet; "A" soft, o .aeossc. Whisky dull AT
b .20e1sL2i. Frcights dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June -Flour dull family, 1913
af6: fancy. SG.40@2s7.25. Wheat scarce and
lrm; No. 2 red winter, si.3l@sl.34 spot.
Lily bid July. Corn Arm; No. 2 mlxcd,77c. >
pot 76x@77c. Jnne: 77sc. July. osts quiet:
70. 2 mixed, 65c. Pork frBleY 1t 1880. Lard
lronger At 4I1.35. Bulk-mcats Ariner; shout
e's, te.s7k; rb, sll.l21. whiskey Grm Ut s
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WHOSE TWO LARGE AND DESIRA-
J BLY-GOCNTED DRtCK DWELLINGS OK
TIE NORTH LINE OF LEIGH STREET BIZ
TWEEN tlGllIIlAND NIEIIf STREETS tNOs.
request Of the owner. VIII, Z, determined 10 self,
We viii sell by public auction, on tie prem. e., on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE :, 1852,
DESlR NbI.E I II X + F-- . or Y-AND-BASE-
MENg BRICK DWELLINGS "a, above located,
containing ten rooms each, besides kitchens.
stables, bathroom. gas. &c., and al necessary cul-
vert connections. Each lot fronts ~. XlZO feet
10 IN alley.
These houses are very substantially constructed.
and by reason If their proNimitv u the lusluc, So
centre. churches, &c, render them Vcry desirable
property either ~ an investment or az home.
Trims: Reasonable. and will hc announced at
sale. GEORGE :. NASIiON 4 son.
fe , AuctiOuccrs.
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Messrs. J. c. Aver & Co., OF Lowell,
Mass, have issued a neat series OF album.
cards, which collectors will treasure. SEND
them a three-cent stamp for full set.
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by Grubbs Il Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
~ OF 1913 ACRES IN IENRICO COUNTY
ABOUT FIVE MILES NORTHWEST OF RICH
NOSD. BEING THE FORMER RESIDENCE
OF GEORGE III. TOMPkISS. LYING NEAR
COCRTNEY'S MILL AND BETWEEN THE
BROAD-sTREET ROAD AND THE RICH
MoNln FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD, AT AUCTlON.-ln execution of a
decree Of the Circuit Court of Henitco county, en-
tered July |, 1881. In the case of Bosher. trustee
%. Tompkins and ais. the undersigned commits
sioncrs WEI sell by auction al the Once of Grubbs
Williams In the city Of Richmond, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH
at IL O'Clock NJ, the PROPERTY above referred
10. About 100 acres are cleared, The balance In
oak and pine wood. The improvements are a
sTUCCOED BRICK DWELLING with seven
rooms, KITCHEN, and STABLE. Good spring
and weli near the house, and watcred by dfe Brook
creek on lie SOUTHEASTERN boundaYg. Also, an a D.
pie-orciiud and tine slIade-trecs.
This has been and can now be easily made a very
desirable fem and country home. On the place
are ice-pohds and iceouses Of large capacity. IA
rorahly situated for making lee.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen months, with Interest, and title re-
tanned by the Court until full payment Is made.
j, q. STEGER,
X. ii. STEGER,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioEeers. my3l
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Nooa.-Stocks dull and
weak Money, per cent. Exchange--Long.
1864 short, 4S9. State bonds inactive. Gov
ernmcnts unchanged.
speatng.-EAcbange 4s6A. Governments
new As, l2O4. Money, 4@l3 per cent. States gene
rally unchanged. Treasury balances Coin, s9l,-
Dos; currency, si,542.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-03
by George :. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncers,
No. Z Tenth street.

THAT VALUABLE AND DESIRA-
i BLY-LOCATED PROPERTY. CONTAIN
ING AN ENTIRE SQUARE,. LOCATED AND
FRONTING ON MCDONOUGH AND sEMMES
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER,
WITH THAT LARGE, MELL-BuILT FRAMED
DWELLING-IlOUSE THEREON KNOWN As
TIE "CIOPTON HOUSE" CONTAINING
EIGHT LARGE, AIRY ROOMs.-This property
will be sold at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1852,
at 3 O'Clock L. NJ, IA the order and manner named
below:
LIST. The DWELLING, with $50 feet on Me-
Dou0ugh street corner Of Tenth, by lao feet TO an
alley In common 20 fee. wide.
I'd. FOUR LOIS Of 32ts feet front each on Me-
Donougli street by lao feet To said alley.
Sd. EIGHT LOTS, fronting 81. feet each, on
SemD,cs street between Tcnlha Eleventh streets,
by lao feet tO said alley.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced NJ sale.
GEORGE :. NAsilON K SON,
je2 Aactionccrs.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SALrs-FIRsT BoAED.-5,000 Petersburg KALI
road bonds, " Glass B. at 7Gi; so shares Peters
burg Railroad at 2sA 30 do. at 2ss., 10 do. at 2ss
90 do. az 2sx: 1000 Virginia pcelcrs ut 80;
5000 North Carolina construction G's at 81.
SECOND BoARD.-30 shares Petersburg Railroad
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

hi'hhONb. ohhc 1CCN'
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, 402 bushels.
CoRN.-White, 1000 bushels. Mixed, 500 BUSH
els.
OATs.--700 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-24 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORE.-Whitc, 800 bushels prime western at o &c.
OATs.-7O0 bushels prime western at SIC.
BLACK PEAs.-2i bushels on private terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-03
By William II. Lyme & Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
lib Main street.


TWO NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
4 FRAMED TENEMFNTS on TIE WEST
LINE OF TWENTN-FOURTli STREET III :
TWEEN y AND O STREETS, TWO NlCE
BUILDING LOTS or YENABLE STREET.
AND MOST DESIRABLE LOT on THE
WEST LINE OF TWENTN-fiFTI NEAR
LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE ~ AUCTION
We shall ut request of owner. sell By auction, IN
order named, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE G, 1889.
commencing al ; y O'Clock I. NJ:
1st. The BEAUTIFUL LOT on Tie south Inc Of
Venable between scott and Pickett sireets. front
Ing 80 by 1872 feet.
I'd. TWO NEAT FRAMED TENEMENTS, Nos.
Sli and 81 north Twcn y-fOurih street. contain
Ing four rooms kitchen. &C.. with lots fronting re-
spectlycly 20 and 23 by - feet.
Sd. VACANT LOT on the north lnc Of Ncna-
bic between IWeaty-third and TWen.y-fOur;h
streets. PIX by lJ0 feet.
ith. That MOST DESIRABLE and WELL
LOCATED LOT on the west linz Of twenty u IN
street near It's intersection with Leigh street. 20 by
122 feet.
TERMS: Orc fourth cash: the residue az SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months, with negotiable nOtc-.
interest added, and secured 10y 4 trll5i-deed.
W. ii. LYME C CO.,
ic Aucfiopccrs
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i'ielfr.

Flour-we quote: Fine, s4@s4.50; extra,
e6.75@s7; superfne, S5.5069S6: common SUI
periine, s4.5OWf5; common family, s7.25@l
$3.50; choice family, sS.5O6aS9.5O.