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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-13
THE HmDEHrER1NG HEAVEN.
Faosl rHH raEsarrEasAs.

9
4 The pearly gates opened.
And glowing seraphs smiled,
I And with their tunefdI harp-strings
+ Welcomes the little child
And praise in echoing melody
Rang through the arches wide.
/ And murm0red long the Jasper vale.
The glorious throng beside
They shouted, High and bolyi
A child has entered ini
Safe now from all temptation,
A soul is sealtd from sin."
They led him Oh trough the golden streets.
On toward the King OF kings,
While the glory fell upon hin,
From the rustling Of lhe'e wings,
They took him to the crystal sea
Spalned BY The emerald bow,
And showed him gloIfes All untold,
Angels alone can know
They gave hin drink from out LIES river
And fruit from OF the Tree;
They placed tle seal upon his forehead.
Seal of the One IN Tn ZEE.
The Savior smiled upon him.
As none on earth had sTni led
And heaven s graf sslOsy sbuI around
The little eaFth-bOrn child.
Reioieings filled the city:
Peace came from within;
Praise o the great Rede meri
A soul was sealed f-'on sin.
On earth they missed be lille one.
They sighed, and wepi, and sighed.
And wondered il another such
As theirs had ever Diet.
( They gathe- ed up the little toys,
Laid them in silence be,
And thought how gifts Of theiI IS no more
Would light the death-dimmed eye
They dwelt upon his pretty ways,
His beauty and his clace;
They sighed, and wept. and wished that
Could onee more see his face.
o, had hey thought that day BY tlaE.
And hour by hour, each day
New gifts, new sights, new as1Ories poured
On that young spirits wayi
o, had Shev seen through those high gates
The welcome 10 him given.
They never wound have wished their lid
Back nom his home il heaven.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-13
HOW GENERAL PRIHL WAS AssAg-
sIWATWD.


LONDON, January 5.-The Herald's
correspondent at Madrid writes on thc
29th of December in regard to the as
sasslnation Of Prim "I was at the Opera
when the news first reached us, The
curtain fell on the FIRST act when, as-the
audience strolled through the lobbics a
Government messenger rushed in with
hot haste, inquiring for a high Official
Instantly, as if by magic, the cry went
forth all over the house, 'PrIm has been
shot 'Prim has been assassinated.
How the news was first uttered. how,
with electric rapidity, it ran over the pit,
boxes, gallery and saloons, IS impossible
to say, but as the cry spread the effect
was tremendous. Deciding to 70 TO the
fountain-head for news. hastened 10
the War Office, where the General lives.
There was a crowd Of carriages at the
entrance to the ornamented grounds sur
rounding the Palace Of War. "A throug
of idlers were ooshucting the sidewalks
and doorways, in spite Of the thick snow.
As went up the wide staircase che
guard, which had been instantly doubled,
sorrowfully pointed out reddish blotchcs
on the balustrade. The Generals blood,
he whispered. The Generate S adjulant
gave me the first connected story.
He witnessed the scene, having occupied
the front seat in the carriage. His own
version of the affair is as follows: Prim
and two aids, as usual, left the Cortes az
the conclusion of the debate in the after
noon at half past 7, and entered, the
carriage and drove rapidly by the short-
est way from the Cortes to the War Oh
fee. The streets were deserted. at the
point where the Gale del Turcd de-
bouches into Alcala, the broadest street
in the city, through a narrow passage,
two hired cabs were drawn up and OBJ
structed the way This is SO common
an event, however, that It would scarcely
attract notice, but Lieutenant Mayo, my
informant, dropped the glass in the door
of the carriage nearest him, and looked
out, just in time to see two men who
were carrying guns under their long AN
dalusian clOaks, advancing from the
shadows of the cabs. He had hardly
time to cry out, "Stoop, General they
are going to fire, when the muzzles Of
two old-fashioned traduCers or blunder-
buses were dashed into the carnage
through the windows on either hand, shlV-
ering the glass to atoms, and the contents
were discharged point blank at the occu-
pants in the back seat, who must have
been undistinguishable in the darkness.
The next moment the assassins darcd
back under cover of the cabs and so
around into Alcala, where they mounted
two horses that were tied TO- trees, ana
in an instant were safe from pursuit be-
cause Of the snow and darkness. The
coachman dashed the horses forward
against a number Of cabs, upseuing one,
and drove with hot haste to the War
Office, the wounded men alighted.-
Prim simply remarked to the sentinel
~ am wounded, but not much
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-13

HESE are pertinent questions
- DSs
West has been paying an annual tribute to
the East, by patrOuIZing Eastern Fire In
surance Com panies. This constant and
continuous drain has seriously affected the
financial interests of the West, and the
people of Ohio have sought for means to
check the tide, and retain these interests to
our commonwealth. The organization OF
Fire Insurance Corporations has afforded
an effective means, and to-day the Insur-
ance Companies incorporated by the State
of Ohio are among the most solvent and ef-
fective IN the country. Among these incor-
poratiOns the
"HOn1E, OF COLUMBUs,n
occupies most enviabIe position. Organ
ized BY gentlemen OF ack cknowIedged proni-
~ and capacity, with paid-up capital ex-
eeeding
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS,
She enters the insurance feId with all the
elements of success. Her career thus far
will compare most favorable with any sim
liar institution in the country, and her fu-
ture promises to speedily rank her among
the foremost. There is scarcely commu-
nifty in the state which has not manifested
its interest in the su ccess of this Institution.
The best known business men throughout
the state nave become stockholdeTs, and an
earnest disposition is shown to build mp 3
Western Fire Insurance Company which
will be without rival.
No corporation offers more or better Sc.
curity than the HOME, OF COLUMBUS. Its
assets amount to s5l5,27S while its entire
/ S34,ls9 As. Nearly half a million of dol
i lars security. This is ample beyond any
! peradvenG Gure, and should commend the
/ Company to our citizens.
The following well-knoWn gentlemen O.
/ this place own stock in the Home - Hon
\ q. @. Jones, H. NJ. Carper, w. p. Reid, J. d
/ Van Deman, Prof w G. Williams, A. Ly,
brand, &. B. Paul, T. E. Powell, NJ. Miller
+ ]. H. Mendenhall, Chas. 0. Little, r. n
/ Jones, B, F. LoOfborOugh, s. K. DOnavin.
-s-
Risks written at Adequate Rates.
S. K. DoNAvIN, Agent
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came apparent, with clumps Of vague
bushes, and amOrphous shapes Of trees,
rising here and there. Their eyes
sought the path, which led away from
the door, and curved over a sort of
mound or hillock against the east. to
bend again to the distant road. And
there they beheld him.
Look, grandpa" said litde an.
Il see him there"
The moon was coming up, though
still below the horizon, and hale The
heavens were lit with an immense pure
radiance. He stood upon the mound.
looking toward them, enlarged in aspect
by the frozen air, grave and manly
figure. darSly defined against that great
light arising on the world. They eazed
on him with straining eyes. Withn.
the glad noises of the Joy Of earth rang
merrily Without, was the form OF love
undying, moveless In icy darkness
against the peaceful and tender liglit of
God. A moment, and they saw him
raise his hand in bencdiction and fare
well. The old mans eyes filled with
tears-the little child nestled low upon
his breast.
He was gone.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-13

The Methodist Recorder don't like pct
baby names for adult Women saying
1--WE consider il a sickly setimcntalism.
if not sacrilegious brass, 20 ignore the
name. sealed by the bap6smal eovcuant
How it would point verse of Scripture
10 have il put in modern style thnf
Nov certain man was sick, ngn1eA
Lazarus, of Bethany, the town ot olle
and her sister Matte
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They were gone, and the carpen.e7
had left his swarm of children 10 their
games, and now stood IN the hallowed
room. For the moment, he was quite
alone. The guests, at the proposal OF
some stirring toast, had again all troop
ed away to the other side of the house,
and were dense and Joyous around the
punch-table. The hour. was wearing on
to nine. The supper was to be at ten.
As the gray man stood near the side
door, With a dreamy air of listening, the
company began to drop in again by twos
and threes. Presently, among them ap-
peared the stately form of Elkanah. 5Af.
ter him came his wife, flushed and pal
pitating, yet struggling to keep calm.
She drew near the carpenter and sat
down. From the distant rooms the jol-
lity rang loud.
"You are happy, said the carpente-,
calmly smiling, to his glowing and
beaming host, who had advanced TO
wards him, softly laughing, and rubbing
his hospitable hands.
."Ay, am I p responded the old man.
with burst of glee. Happy this nighi
am ~
II complete your Joy" said the car
penter, with composure. fElkanah Dy-
zer, bring you a Christmas gift. You
son Georgeis coming here tonight, alive
and well . =
The old man reeled towards him one
step, with paling visage. Mrs. Dyzel
sprang up. laughing fuTiously, and clap
':fIe told mer' she cried. t"FFe tolc
me my fortune Better than yours, my
Elkanah = better than yours My
George is coming home to his mother
coming, coming home r
"He was wounded and taken prisoner
at Fredericksburg, resumed the car
penter, while they all breathlessly list
ened, some hushing the guests as they
came in. There he lost his left arm
He was kept in the rebel prison at Sails
bury. He escaped at last, and got t
Washington, helped on his way by {
faithful negro, who stuck by him to the
last, and is now a soldier in one of the
black regiments. He was very i'll.
nurscd him in the hospital"
/ With gasp Of passionate love anc
| gratitude, Elkanah reeled forward an
other step, .outstretching his mighty arm
with open hand to the carpenter. Fol
some reason the latter did not RESPOND
to the profered clasp. He remained il
his attitude of supreme composure, re
pellant, and serenely' sweet.
80 my God-my boy George !" ex
claimed the old man tottering back, anC
dashing MS hands to his forehead. IN,
George-my Georgei Where is he 2
he suddenly cried with an electrifyins
burst, and face ahame--"Whcre is tha
] niggere Bring me that niger wht
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-01-13
INSURANCE.
A WESTERN
INSURANCE COMPANY.
s-
As Ii Not Time 10 Keep Our
Money at Home

Is the West to Continue to Build Up
Eastern Cities and Enrich Eastern
Capitalists
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MGDICAL.
FINANCIAL.

FIRST
NATIONAL ANK,
Delaware, Ohio,
Second Building South american House.
d ECEIVEs Deposits, Loans Money,
II buys and sells exchange, and Gold and
Silver, and does q General Banking, Ex-
change and Collection Business. Also deals
In all kinds of Government Securities.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
constantly on hand and for sale.
B. POWERS, President
May II. '68tf W. E. MOORE. Cashier
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EDUCATIONAL.
1870.
1866

1866. 1870.
OHIO
BUSINESS COLLEGE /!
DELAWARE, OHIO.
Il Complete Thorough and Systematic COM
aRerciaE College and Writing Llstffltte, foy.
Educating Young Men, Boys and
Ladies for Business or Teachers
Of PeHHdnsltlp.
Cost of TultiOn-One-third less than
im most other Institutions OF the kind.
Circulars containing terms, &C., sent free
on receipt Of a three-cent stamp.
In addition to the Commercial and Writ
ing Departments, there is in this College,
from the 18th of April until the 18th OF Sep
tember,
NORMAL SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.,
for Teachers to pursusthe studies requisite
in Common Schools, In connection with
thorough instruction IN Penmanship.
Young Teachers will find this lust the place
to qualify themselves for q high standing
in their profession.
For further particulars call at the College
or address j. W. SHARP.
apr22, '70-lyr PrOprietor.
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DELAwARE COUNTY

DELAWARE COUNTY
N Alto AZ B NIX
Ftrat Basfldsao South Of Amerfcan House,
Delaware. Ohio.
ID ECEIVES DepOs, -, Loans Money,
" buys and sells Exchange, Gold and Sill
yer, and does General Banking Business.
90 VERNAGElNT SECURITIES for sale.
w pay j A eres on De- aost.s 3 follows :
4 Pc ce-. re ? nun : -t 90 ds, rs, 5 per
celG. per ia. N le { 4 mo1f1s. pet- cent
bic 6iemaod.
p~ REVENUE STAMPS FOR SALE.
III. VILLA Ms. P-es't. s. MOORE Cash
January %. 1s89-fL
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HARDWARE.

~ ID. POTTER q CO., Templar HAN,
~ Dealers in Iron, Nails, Glass, House
Building Materials, Farmers and Mechan-
les Tools, Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Hard
ware Generally. ianll '87
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ATTORNEYS

T0WEg = HTTrL.z, attorneys az Law,
:, NO u second door. Williams Block.
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Risks written at Adequate Rates.
S. X. DONAyIN, Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

e,r1ouch he was to be the yss ors b sa
on iu.'' Tsev met at Gordonsvise a ouI hag1in
escort. ,se$ We're introduced, anu an oeSu"
day IN s TO prove long to &c accI
Una. ma S.cry connection (whetneI 2! ahov
s Miss" ~ design We never learnea!, t they
aemt t :" DAYS on the trip, ana When t.s1
weiY at their destination our prasth, ra'
art cooliy told his father that ms p' ~
Yer vr could not have that Young iauy ~
t t" for him, rs he proposed TO marry i ho
t tb very next day. He said that III ..e
Ind no time to wait, his furloush was snott,
and he might be killed in the next ~ pa. WI.
after his return, and accordingly the knos
was tied the next morning, and ne nau .h =
bapry furlouch. He was spared through
the rest of the war to surrender at Apo .
mattox Courthouse; and no one can . .;u''
visit that comfortable, happy nome . mLm
ont seeing at least one practical re'uradi, 70.
of the old adage, Marry In haste AuD y
pent at leisure" o.,,;,o about
We had proposed saying sometn.rnkN aeon
the beautiful and thriving CITY VI .I ist,ar
Init we must reserve that for anotnei ie''e''
rs st this is already sufficiently long. n..,o,o1
We get an occasional peep az the D'spa' o,3
and ALWAYS greet it as the face OF an oio
friend " seen among strangers. VIAToR'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
lilo Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DE-
L SIRABLE FARM IN THE COUHTY OF ~,
HRNRICO. ABOUT THREE MILES FAST OF
The CITY OF RICHMOND, and on the north
side of the Nine-Ale road containing about
neat FRAMED DWELLING thereon containing
four looms, and all necessary out-buildings..
AS trustee In deed from William Melton and
wife, dated the lst day OF January, 1899, ana re- e.
Hcnrico, being required 80 to DO Ivy the beneh
ciary therein named, shall, on MONDAY the 3oih
day OF October 1871. II fair. II not. the next fair
day thereafter, on the pfemises at O'CLOCK L:
"a. proceed to sell the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by said deed as above named, and adjoining the
lands OF r. NJ. Thorn and others, being the same
upOn which The said Melton lately resided.
About one-tnird OF tn. land Is cleared the bal
ance In WOODS. The wood standing on The land vii
Yield from thirty to thtrtyhve cords to the acre OF
good pine wood
TERMS OF SALE: Enough In cash to pay eX-
penses OF sale snd note of VI 900, with interest
from January l, 1868, subject 10 credit OF s3ao
paid March II, 1870, and 1900 paid December 10,
iS7O; and the re: idue upon such terms as may be
made known On the day OF sale.
A. X. COURTNEY, Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioueer. oc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
By W. Il. Robins,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Iil5 Main street.

GRUBBs Z WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
BY Lyme i Brother,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
ABLE BHlCK RESIDENCE AND Va
CANT LOT Situated on THE L. , WEST
MARSHALL. AND CLAY STREETS, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue CT a decree Of
the Richmond Chancsry Court, entered on the l4h
day of october, 1871 in the cause OFF ames l.. Mau
ry. Us. Charles McGruCer, Thomas ID. Qaar]es,
and ais, trustees, shall, Ia execution OF same,
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises,
the hour OF a O'Clock i. NJ. that Very deslr able
aud centrally located THREE-STORl BRICK
DWELLING, situated as above described, con-
tanning ten Iooms kitchen, stable &C., with city
gas and water on the premises.
The lot has front OF 6iNl05 feet.
TERMS: Cash as to lpe-third of tie purchase
money the residue Ezfee equal instal!meats OF
six, twelve, aud eia2een months. from day of
sale, the purchaser giving three negotiable notes
payable to his own order, aud by him endorsed.
hearing interest from date until paid the title to
be retained by the court until all OF said notes are
paid. WILLIAM Ii. CLEMMltT,
or II. 3awtl0Ntdtds Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
BY Isbell & Son,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
uleventh between Main and Bank streets.

A SSIGNEE AND TRUSTEES SALE
n OF 4 VALUABLE SUBURBAN FAEal,
IN THE MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD ABOlIT
one ANO A HALF MILES FROM THE CITY
Of RICHMOND.-By virtue of an order OF The
district Court Of The United States or the eastern
district If Virginia entered october TIN, 1871, In
the matter or A. f. and j. y. Mosby, oankrupts,
the undersigned. Francis T. Is"ell assignee OF the
said bankrupt, and James l.. Apperson, trustee IN
a deed Of trust given by the said 4. +. and y. u.
Mosby, II sell at public auction, on the premig s.
on FklDA u October q, 1871, at u O'Clock M that
VALUABLE FARM located as above stated
surrendered by said hankrupts In their schedule,
containing FlFTY-F.VE ACRES OF HIGHLY
IMPROVED LAND, large portion of which Is
Set In sira W berres, raspherfrs. and ether small
aud larye fruit. Tue Improvements consist OF An
excellent DWELLING HOUSE and all NECESSARY
out houses. In good condition. This land Is sold
free from all membranes.
TERMS : One fourth in cash, and the residue at
six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes with interest added at the rate of six per
cent. per annum, and the title retained TIL the
whole purchase money is paid and conveyance
u Oe'e' y FRANCIS T. IsBEII, Assignee.
cello j. l.. ApPERSON, Trustee.
will sell at the same time and place abant
THREE HUNDRED AND Fifty STRAW
BERRY CRATES filled with berry baskets.
Oc q. tbs FRANCIS Il. isB Lila, Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
ByA. c. Pulliam. Auclioneer.
Southwest corner or Main and Fourteenth street

HOR SALE AT AUCTION, a FIRST
II CLASS S.rEAH-ENGISE AND SAW. MIL
hNDFIGHT FlRST. GLASS YOUNG MULES.
Having flushed cutting timber at my present oca.
lon and desiring to change my business VIII
sell 1T 10 O'Clock, on TIL URSDAY the 10Th day OF
Orl0ber. 1871, mt public auction, ut Powhlte
Siding, eight miles from Richmond, en- the Rich
m0nd aud Danvllle railroad, The following pro.
PSI list. One TWENTY-FIVE HORSEPOWER
ENGINE and SAW-MILL. nearly new. having
been used only fifteen months made by William
f. Tanner & Co.; in good repair.
2d. RIPPING and CUTOFF SAWS and LATH
SAWS, with SiAFT1 NC.
3,i. Eight trst-class YOUNG MULES.
4lh. Two LOG WAGONS, made 10 liant the
whole length of the tree. and Of the most I'M
proved style. and HARNESS..
TERMS: credit of four and eight months
will be given on the engine and saw. mill, with ap-
proved security. For the mules credit Of ninety
days. with approved negotiable paper we'll en-
dOrsed William n. BhaNDEh, JR-
Sale conducted by A. G. PULLIAM. Aucti0necr.
Persons wishing TO attend this sale can leave
Richmond on the Richmond and Dlnville railroad
on the y O'Clock train, ana return at o'clCck In
the afternoon. A. Z. Full LAM,
or II AuctlOueer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent ard Auctloneer'
corner l.th and Bank 5t:eets..

rJ,EN HANDSOME LOTS IN MAN.
l UHEsTER. ON TIE NORTH SIDE NJ ~
T.NTII or FLAX ELEY IT Reefs. EE n1Rr ~ q
wIIT hnnTMEET OF TIE NEW BRlDaf,
FOX SALE AT AUCTION Will he sold at S o.,;-
lion on the pramises, ON IA HEEVArT tne S0t 81
October )o7i, AT O'Clock r. M I.CiH , roa. ~
lots each 20 Inv l.6 iL to an a.sy These lots front
on the north inc OF EiaIeley o. Tenth stree s. ana
caLed but they ara Ia Immediate caltlgulty OF the
new free bridge End The d;pots OF tie feterson1rs
and Danvllle railroads. For sure snu prontaple
Investment these nts present uilsn-i altracltnns'
TERMS: Ore-iousth cast; balance al Jour-
eight. and twelve utoLi HI, lor hcG"tiaole notes.
~, q ". GuDDtI. AuCtioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
Ey LYME L Brother.
Auctlonce.a aid Rt@l EDt&te Agents,
No. lzis Alain street.

VALUABLE FOUR-sTORY BRICK
Y TENEMENT 90 so ON TIE .tT w, MF q !
GAY AND LKIIH STREETS, FOR SALE At
PUBLIC AUrTIoN.--We sh.il, ut Inc e. re enea
iees on Wednesday, The - Ii Day OF October,
is7l at IN" hour OF d, o clock =. A., that eesiIa-
Bile HRI X RESIDENCE located as above de-
Win CITY gas and wa. cr Or the premises.
TERMS Cash as To one quarter Of the nurfnis
money; the balsnce ut four, tight. anu WE'VE
mollis FIR ne ntlahle notes, with Interest added
secure Il by a trust deed. ,,,u,u
go, auctunetrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
DC 2l-STu&Tt
By Lyme Il Brother, ....'........
Aucti oneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street. ~

VERY DESIRABLE AND CENTRAL
xLY,LOCATED F0UR-sTmRY KRIGK RE-
SIOENCE, SITUATED ON THE EAST LINE
OF FIFTH sTREET, NEAR TIRE COHNER
OF FKANKLIN STREET. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-We shall, at the request of the
owner. sell at public auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY the 26.h day or October, 1871, at the
hour of half past O'Clock p NJ, that truly vaiu-
able BRICK kESlDESCE located as above de-
seribed, now In the occupancy of Captain Levy
and the former residence OF G. u. Yale, EsG.
containing eleven rooms besides closets; Kitchen
with No. cooking-fange.
The entire premises are In good Yepsir, There
are handsome marble mantels In the parlors and
all modern Improvements, such Us gas. hot and
COD water bath arrangements, and the entire house
can De heated thronghoqt by large hot. air fur
mace II desired. From the rear chamber YOU have
one of the finest views In the city IL Is very sell
dom such property is found In 'he market for
society aud VeDience of loo atty Is unsurpass
cd; and to parties wis hing to invest or those de
string to buy frst.ciass residences, this offere
fine opportunity. TheIot is well drained by cul-
verts, aud has front OF g by 40 feet to an alley
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at the
hour or sale. LYME 4 BROTHER,
&C Il Auctloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
.rCTTON gALEs-This Day:
Nv Cook d Laughson. Auc' ,,, = ,ce,a.
corncr nj Governor and Fran KIN On

nv Cook d Laughson. Aucsiohe :. cot.
Corner of Governor and Franklin '''''
rro1rsnHoID FURNITURE, ,c G "a + :
TRfs t Dh9 At 10 O'Clock we will sen ~ 90. ~
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