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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-09
New York Items.

NEW YORK, April 8.-Proceedlngs have
been commenced against the Tenth National
Bank before the Federal Commissioners
Court for locking up threeIuartcrs of mil
lion legal-tenders to affect the prices Of
stocks.
I'm consequence of the clOseneSS of money
caused by the lookup of legal-tendcrs will
which the Tenth National Bank is charged
there was great embarrassment at the Corr
Exchange on Saturday. n telegram has
been sent to Secretary Boutwell, requesting
him to relieve the money market by loanlns
portion of the large reserve in the treasury
II is said that number Of Wall-Street ope
rators implicated in the affair will be arrested
to-day.
The German Intcrnationalists have seeded
from the regular organization and formed {
new Federal Council. The proceedings o.
Yesterday give signs Of trouble breeding il
New York.
In the Supreme Court to-day motion tc
adjourn the case of Samuel SamuclS against
William c. Bryant, OF the Ecening Posi-, fol
Ibel. until the arrival of Bryant from Mexico
| was argued, and the decision reserved.
George Thompson and Henry OvcrtoI
| were fatally burned last night at drunken
carouse in tenement house on Lombard
street.
A large eight hours meeting WAS held
| last night. The resolutions adopted say il
| what they want cannot be had by legislation
it could be got by revolutionary means.
SiXty-two wrtS Of hdbcGS corpus were
brought before the Supreme Court this morn
| ing in the cases Of prisoners alleged to he
| illegally sentenced by the Court of Special
Sessions. Action was postponed till Wednes'
day. when certified copy Of the decision OF
the Court of Appeals in this matter will be
obtained. Subsequently 1913 additional writs
| were issued retllrnable on Wednesday.
DR.. james Woodruff, the husband of Mrs
Victoria Woodruff, is dead. The coroner il
investigating.
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AItcTrON sALEs...Fnture Days.
~. BY Hill g Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
NJ, Yfnz Mafr street.

THREE BEAUTIFUL B UILD ING
LOTS, HAVING z ACH a @P skkf,is IN w :,
HUNpRED AND EIFTY-sIx, = FEET eIT rT9 On, On r
ALLEY, SITUATED ON THE .s0Q l1sIi ME1SI
IN REAR OF HATTORF'S GARDEN IND An,
JUST ABOVE EUKER's spKdSa P IsIl.I s ~.
Aprii 10 is5s at o'clock we will, at the request of
the owner offer for sale, on the premises ut public
auction, the VALUABLE LOTS located as above
streets I'm the city CLAY street having been graded
ont beyond this pointl and the neighhorhood is
RAPIDLY Improving, and are considered rs very de-
sIrabc for building purposes, the city improve
ments now extend to this point.
TERMS: One-fonrtli cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, with six per cent Interest
added, secured by trust decd.
ann AuctiOneers.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main anu Ballk.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF tn Z
" VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN e EA Ad!
KNOWN AS LAUREL SPRING, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Ciancery Court OF Rch'
uond entered on the LIST day OF March, ISL, III the
case of Palmers administrator rs. FAINT and as. ule
undersigned. special commissioners thereDy ap.
pointed, will sell AT auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, 18th April, ut 81 O'Clock i. NJ, the Wen.
known Laurel SPRING FARM, y formerly INC
seat of Edwin Cox. 1t lies OH the Osborne turnpike
about one and quarter miles below the city ana ~,
Joins on three sides Mr. Franklin Stcarlls 3 Tree h
estate and contains about TliIRTI-ONE ACRES
of highly-improved land. ,,-ur,Y
The improvements are large BRICK DIV ELL
ING. with two-story porch extending All around
aording very extensive view; also, tie usual out
houses. !,
The grounds contain some very handsome shade.
trees and within the yard there is 4 fine spring.
This was once regarded US one OF the most attrac.
tive country seats near the city, and with the judi.
cious outlay of reasonable sum OF money II could
I've made In every respect desirable as home, anu
for trucking or gardening purposes.
: TERMS: Onc-fOurth cash !; balance Ut six, twelSc
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes with IN
terest added and title retained until the notes ART
paid. a.,
land purchased by the Chesapeake and Ohio Kali
road Company for It's eastern depots, &cro~,
JAMES d. HALLIBURTON,
THOMAS j. EVANS,
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

sales. 1.ti9 bales uplands. 233c. Orleans, 22sc.
FlourSouthern In light supply and moderate &C. C.
choice. $8.l5@$lO75. WlIiskey dull al SIC. Wheat
not so firm; winter red western, Sl.7oMSl.1S Corn
heavy and lower at 721@G73c. white southern, 7t@
easier at ss@otc. Turpentinc weak. Rosin firm.
rriu oh mir
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Dnys.
--~---~o<-rsI-
b BY Is6elI s. Son, is:si
~ .Aactioneers and Real Estnte Agents,

fnEsIRABLE. sUBURBANREsIDENCE
IL ON .siAINt6R ELMWoODl STREET, l BE-
TWEEN BT2ATBERRY AND Elm STk =;
Thursday the 18th day Of April,
1872, we viii SELL upon the premises, at haif,EsJ
O'clock p. M., that desirable SUBURBAN RESl-
DEECE located us above stated, and about three
hundred yards beyond the western corporation line
with FOUR ACHES OF LAND attached. me I'M
proypmcuts arc brick and frame dwelling with six
rooms kitchen, stable, srnoks-honse, and a wen Of
GOOD wrter I'm the yard. The front on Main street
and ward are well enclosed with new and snistaE-
tiai fence. The lot has n front on Main, Elm, and
Federal streets is IN good state OF improvement,
trnit trees rrspes srubbery &C. AS residence. 1t
possesscs nearly all the advantages of the city. with
the retirement and quiet Of the country aud Is wei
ndai1ted TO market garden or dairy farrn.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known ut sale.
the day Of sale 'E'7'' ISBELL e SON,
an q Auctionecr3
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

T ARGE BRICK AND FRAMED
IL DWELLING, No. $40, ON THE WEST SIDE:
OF EIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR TO CLAY
STREET, AT hUCTION.-By authority of de-
cree OF, the Chanccry Court of Richmond, entered
on the :th of April In the case OF Eock rs Grub,,
Twill sell at auction. upon the premises on WE'D
DWELLING occupied by Mr.. John l.. Fock.
It has eight rooms besides the basement, with u
stable and other out-houses well of good water,
with q ga rdcn and flower yard. The lot fronts Oh
feet and runs back II feet on its north line ana IS
feet on It's south line.
This is desirable piece of property, and near to
business. .......-..
TERMS: At sale.
p. w. GRUBBS. Substituted Trustee.
CRrRns G. WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. APPS
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The sout,, Carolina Kukiux Trials.

CHARLESTON, April S.-Thc kukluX trials
will be resumed here tomorrow before the
United States Court, Judge Bond presiding.
A very large number of prisoners and wit
nesses in these cases have been brought here
from the interior counties, and remain In
military custody,
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By Richardson e Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. Lib Main street.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR
II SALE BY AUCT1ON.-On THURSDAY the
18th instant, at 81 o'clock p: we shall sell by
ING LOT fronting 81 by lfO feet on the south side of
Broad street between Twentieth and Twenty-frst
Streets
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months with interest. secured by deed OF
trust. RlCHAhDSON " Co"
ans Real Estate Auctiooners.
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Cry OF MEXICO, April l, cia HAVANA,
April 1.-THE fate of the revolution in the
States Of Yucatan and Tabasco is not yet de-
cided. The Mexican steamer Tabasco has
gone to progresso to protect the American
steamer City of Mexico. The Mexican a,l.
thorities at Vera Cruz await the arrival of
this steamer to convey troops to Matamoras
to attack the reyoiutionists I'm the rear.
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The Troubles with Ensiand--ProS
Of an Early Settlement.

New YORK, April S.-The Ecen'nJ Post,
in commenting on the dispatch to the ASso-
ciated Press, from London, stating that the
Post of that city had published Il rumor
that an important dispatch had been received
from Washington giving the prospect of a
satisfactory issue to the Alabama question,
says:
"The important dispatch which we print
indicating that an amcabe agreement be-
tween the United States and England is
likely to be made at once deserves more
attention and more excess than its excessively
cautious language would commonly attract.
Independently of this London rumor we have
strong reason to believe that our Govern
ment has conveyed to Great Britain its will
lingness to exclude by agreement the corsid-
Grafton Of the claims for indirect damages
from the work Of the Geneva arbitrator. mt
least so fur as to demand no award upon this
ground. Those claims, indeed, or rather
those representations Of injuries which we
have suffered ut the hands OF Great Britain.
must remain in the case as they are there
presented, as argument in favor of the award
Of the gross sum, but not US claims for money
to be paid us. The proposition, as we are
Informed, is in form in which the British
Government can hardly fail to accept"
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TOPOGRAPHIC NEWS.


New York stock and Money Market si
NEW York, April s.--Money stringent ~ ;,
] to &c. commission, with pressing oe. ,sn,
all day. Sterling 8 to 81. Gold lloS 10 ,i.a,
governments quiet and unchanged: ec.e,s
s,e,dv at s0,; new, same. virginia,s' o. !;
new IS. LouIsiana's, IS; new, %. Lovees'
81: s's, 20. Alabsma's, 81; os' 90 o. 49,,
sia's. IS; IS, SO. North Carolina as ;, ''' nov"
CO son,b CaroIim's, 81; new, 3'4'
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April s.--Virginia's, old. 10: consols,
S.. West Virginia's Is. North Cardinals, old, 81
all bids.
Flour buoyant and firm fand favors sellers. Wheat
firm and scarce. Corn-Whitc, 6G167c.: yellow. &C.
$3.50 Bulk nieats-Shollders. 4sc: rib Sides etc.
Bacon in good jobbng demand; shoulders, SIC. !:
rib Sides tic; clear rib sides, 7ac. Sugar-cured
hams. l2t0l3c. Lard dull steam, SIC; kettle, eal
o.. Western butter active; choice, 26@3lc.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
No, 1ll3 Main street.

TOUR VALUABLE BUILDlNG LOm f,
IN THE WESTERN PART OF TIE S - ~
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-On IUE Ii a., ,t n,re
lion. on tho premises, FOUR NAIUABLE bunnn
iNI; LOTS on Williams and Taylor streets between
Carter and Robinson streets, near Dance .too ,d
SIN SIN n rrn'n "i''' RICHARDSON & co.,
ptr uiiii''ii'' Peal Estate Auctionecrs.
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nv Grnbbs Sc Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO NEW HANDSOME FRAME TEN
ESIESTS ON THE EAST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET BETWEEN AClkiS,3Nfo ANR W. D s},; All
SHEETS FOR SALE At VIII SCI o,,,
i ia of hriI. at half past o'clock r. NJ the two
handsome FRAME TENEMENTS Just finished ai
rnoms, and Kitchen with two rooms, and water ana
gas on the premises, and Il culrcrt; The property
fronts 40 feet and runs buck the usual depth:
,rrpTs: At sale, GRUBDS s. WILLIAMS,
az ,'n'"' Auctiouecrs.
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.aYRUPS,-I would ask the attention Of
~ the trade tn the finest line of f,IiOICESYRUES
over shown In this market. comprising every
as,aIity. JOHN III; WILiiAMs. .
nm s!aW iSe7 Cary street.
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The Florida Gubernatoriul Troubles.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April 6. -Governor
Reed issued proclamation to-day, which is
attested by the great seal of the State, claim.
ing that the action Of the Senate in adjourn.
inS without giving him a trial operated as his
discharge and acquittal from the charges pre-.
ferred against him.
Governor Reed has appointed General Biz.
ney as Attorney General, in place of Bisbee,
appointed by Day, and +. j. Wheaton judge
of the Duval circuit, in place of ellis.
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LONDON, ONTARIO, April s.-Phebe Camp
bell, convicted Of the murder of her hus-
band, has been sentenced to be hanged.
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BY Thomas W. Keesec, Auctiunecr,
No. 1917 Main street.

Tor SALE.-Havingd determined to change
Il nv business, now offer for sale my MILL
SITE, GROUND and WATER LEASES. on the
south sie of the Dock, foot Of Seventeenth street
manufacturing purposes in the State: also, several
CORN, WHEAT. Il PLASTER STONES. TWO
TURBINE WATER WHEELS, ID r vi G
WHEELS, &C.; which, If not sold privately before
SATURDAY the 18th Instant. will be sold ut 4
O'Clock OH that day to the highest bidder.
ap lot ID. w. MOORE.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, April s-Bceves In fair demand:
Nose. fair to good. 6s@7c.; common, 506c. y h..
sheep in fair demand: sales 1000 head at s31lOc.
ID. Hogs dull /; sales, 1920 ut S6.f5@$7..5 a cwt.
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General Items.
PENNSYLVANIA Politics.

SCRANTON, April S.-W. w. Ketchum per.
sists in the Republican canddature foi
Governor of Pennsylvania.
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BY Thomas W. Kcesec. Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., AT
:: AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, April 10TH ut 10 o'clock, Will
sell ut the residence No. I'll Broad street,
One BOOKCASE,
CENTRE TABLE, Ms .E
MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
SOFA and CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY TABLES, &C., &c.
THOMAS w. REESE,
,no Auctionccr
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Ills reported that Jay Gould has sold bis
interest i'm the Grand Opera House to Mrs.
Fisa.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents.
FIeynuth II rect between Main and Bank


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" NUMBER OF HANDSOME BUILDING
LOTS ADJOINING MANCHESTER.-Ine xecu-
ton of decree OF the Chancery Court of Richmond
entered on 18th July. 1871, in the case of Holland
and wife rs. Ferguson Ct as" the undersigned. spc-
cial commissioners thereby appointed. will sell at
auction. upon the premises. Oh III TUESDAY, the Atm
day of April, commencing at O'Clock L. NJ. about
TEN ACRES Of the - IIardgrove" place. wherein
said Holland resides lying just without the limits OF
Manchester, i'll an elevated and healthy location,
overlooking Manchester aud Richmond and afford
ing 4 beautiful prospect.
The land to be sold lies south Of the dwelling and
OH the east side of Bainhrdge street. and will be laid
off into about SEVENTY-FIVE BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS, each fronting 80 feet and running
back 100 feet TO alleys fronting on good streets.
BY reason Of their prominent and pleasant sitla-
ton. and comparative nerness to the manufactures
and shops in Manchester, Richmond. and on Belle
ISLE and on the extension of Ninth street. leading to
the free bridge, and about half 4 mile from said
bridge these lots should be sought after hy persons
seeking good building sites ut low prices. and by
those Wishing to invest with reference TO Il steady
and rapid increase III value.
a plat Of the property may be seen 1T the office OF
the auctiOnecrs.
Terms One-fourth cash; balance at four. eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes with inte-
rest added and titles ntained until the credit install
mcnts are paid. I. VI. GON SEh,
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
III RA l. X . \ ID.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND TIE TRAVEL.
LING PUBLIC.
TRI-WEEkLY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW loEk,
AND BOSTON. AND TO ALL
POINTS NORTH AND
EAST. WEST AND
NORTHWEST

Passenger train leaves Richmond on TUc>dr's.
Thursdays, and Saturdays. at +. "; GTnI,nnE
Captain l.. ". FREEMAN. for The a'"y"-rain"i
points touching 1t the river la!ings ADD al11dr>
In Baltimore oil the ioll9"'n? morning IN uMc 10
connect with trains north AMI west.
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGh checked
to all points.
PASSENGER train leaves daily except Sunday for
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier NJ. 2.No 90 LiFh,
street. OH Mondays Wednesdays. ind E!ia@L'. ~
p NJ, arriving III Richmond IT II O'Clock llie !"!,
lowing morning. giving rsSeniera thr,S henFs 1u
thirty minutes 10 transact business ana enc "lcF'
the leaving of the trains South. ~
Freight trau with passenger ear attach'tl. t.No'
TUESDAYS. Thursdays. and Saturdays nj ;" ,i1'h \;
NJ, for through freights TO all roints S"Tth ava
West: and on Mondays ednrsaEs. an" i't't;,'
STAGES carrying the United States MAID ~
FISH Haul. on Tuesdays and Fridays ior lail@-
hammock and all intersI asi p'I, cmout on Tnc
DAYS M O'Clock 4. VI. and Fridays at6"c'"ck VI.
Fare from Richmond to Tappahlnnocks .....':! 9"
Fare from Richmond TO Miller s...'''''''''''''
Fare from Richmond to Bltlinet"'...''''.'''' ",
Fare from Richmond 10 Walkeri"n ........:' . ~
Fare from Richmond to King Wt!lam Court ~,
Freishi received daily. carefully handIsd. auh
promptly forwarded. Through bills OF sauinS given
to all points.
From Richnomd to Phah,'ph!a... .;..''' o.
From Richmond to New ..;;.''''''''''' = e
From Richmond 10 Boston VIA the sou,.h.,.i -. -
WILLIAM y. BRAGG. SuptIlN'alnnTI'iSi, IT,,
REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent ~ w h'''
street, Baltimore. r.,t,, ,yrr,.
Richmond. - ut, ..,, ,,hI
NHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after September III fhsH ISL,
GER TRAINS will leave Richmohl IS''''1!' ~
ccpted) a. follows: unit. Su,,Iar
Surings connecting ut GorfonsSille MIN W
Alexandria aud Manassas train for NEhl's'"" "''
North. and Lynchburg and Solith. 60, ,,.,.
3:a5 p, M.-ACC0MNODATlO IfAiN 49, !, ,,' az,
donsyilIe except OIL Saturday on wnic.i uat nm
ats p NJ. This trdin connects 4. 'ot'",i>,', I Ma.
the night trains on the Orange. hieSah", -
nassas railroad for L YNCliBuRE ana "A'''''
TON. u.,,. so,d m ,iI roIu,s
Northwest and Southwest. t-,oo, pu..r,t0wn,
Steeragc tickets from Liverpool, pn',,sri,r,.
Amsterdam Antwerp, Hamburg haIr', MI III n"ir,
bergen Copenhagen, and Gothenbutg' !" ~, fSS,;
IN tGis road can be bought OF me Hch S,i an,
bgcnt NJ Richmond. or can be orricrra uHo"-""''
further information may s obtiined III ue VIZ
No nassenyer trains are run "n Sunoaa.s
| A. II. PERRY. General Sni l', t.e.,,
| JAMES i, NETiiERLASD, General li'hc' ''s'
0cu $1,000
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real ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE, NINE BUILDING LOTS
Il on Pine street. 80 by 400 feet. at IS per foot.
HOUSE on Pine street, four rooms between emma
and High streets.
STORE on Oregon Hill, corner Church street and
Maiden lane. e,,
STORE and DIV YELLING on Pine street, Sidney.
TWO BUILDING LOTS corner Laurel ana BcV-
crley streets, Sidney. ,,,..
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT corner Cuhper-
land and Pine street.
BRICK HOUSE, eleven rooms and Kitchen In an
excellent ncighboI hood. ,, r
HOUSE with seven rooms. outside kitchen, barn,
&C. three acrcs of land on Thirty-fourth street.
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE, i've
rooms, recently rcnodccd and put III thorough re-
Two SMALL TRUCK FARMS. thirty acres
each. only ten miles frGm the city. ,,so,.
FIVE-ACRE MARkET FhRAlS on Mcado"-
| Bri,Ice road. two miles from the city.
SMALL FRAMED HOUSE, five rooms; on nor'h
| Fourth street L. d. NEWBERN,
80 noat 1O14 Main street
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bend Body Found.--Supposed Murder

Special telegram to the Dispatch. :,
GREENBRIER WHITE SULrHuR SPRINGS, hlli
s.-The dead body of negro boy, apif''
rently sixteen or eighteen years ola' was
found this afternoon in the woods, near the
turnpike, about mile from Lewisburg. lie
is supposed to have been murdered though
there are no visible signs, the hogs having
eaten the upper portion of the body. The
verdict of the coroner's jury which was sum
n,oned in the case has not been heard from
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.runnl Meeting OF the Virginia Memo q
.i1.t Suufiny-ScltOOl society.

Special Telegram 10 the DlsIn1cti. 80 =,
LyscHBURe, April s, 1s72.-The Society
assembled this evening, in Centenary church,
At O'Clock, w. 3. Thomas, vice-presldent,
In the chair. The attendance of delegates,
though not as large as ut some former meet
Ings. Is very creditable. The temporary IN
disposition of DR.. Granbery caused the posi-
ponement of the delivery of the annual ser
mon. Revs. F. NJ. Edwards, A. y. Brown
c. G. Griswold, and others, addressed tnt
meeting.
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BY Wellington GOddin,
Auctionecr and Rcal Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
l. BRICK DWELLING COVERED WITH
SLATED AT THE HEAD OF VALLEY STREET,
AND ON SHOCKOE CREEK, WITH ABOUT
ELEVEN ACRES OF MEADOW-LAND AT
TACHED.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed to
the subscriber by Joseph Hayerstraw, bearing date
the 18th Of October, 1879, duly recorded In Henrco
County Court shall, In execution thereof proceed
to sell at public auction, the premises, on
THURSDAY the 18th Of April, 1s72, at o'clock p.
H., If fair, If not the first fair day thereafter por,
ton Of the REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said
deed, consisting Of the LARGE BRICK DWELL
ING covered with slatc) now occupied BY INC said
Haverstraw. with about ELEVEN ACRES OF
LAND attached, the same to be divided into lots TO
suit purchasers This property is admirably adapted
purposes, Us 1t Is within a short distance Of the
workshops Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company. The dwelling Is large enough for two
families. and could easily be altered to accomplish
that object.
Whilst the deed requires cash SALE am autho-
rized to accept I'm lieu of cash onc-fOurth cash !:
balance at three six. and nine months for negoa-
bic notes, interest added, secured by trust deed.
ans w, GODDIN. Trustee.
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MACHINE WoRKs.-sLoAI a. ~ ~.
M DINGToN. Nos i:2a, ~ I, .a aGHS' Yteeoih
Cary street and Nos Ne 1: make ali kind, Of We"
Work In the maciinst e repair .ll slE S S' IA @
We go in the country TO 90 all s"I mills Is IN The world
anh scen them on hand as well ~ tiatco III ~.
ali ali kinds hsd together With bands aud SeW sI I On
tles for the manufaetuye Of to sn seseondnd Lo
nsna iG Roi Te Saw Stills, Grst-ills Power ta e
Psfor@ Scales. siafing Hansers,. rp ssSr,es
and Devil Wheels and In fssi Ss.SI ,oger Win
r. al aisss as Ss'P sS
1 naSS steanGauges; seldens ps,em,t kss s1Ss sci
Ing: Pee. Valves Globe Valves ,na Ssaias ties
we seI II resoaaSe prices and on ali Sad
terms Il. Is. We receive =, % ,sesss Sghnd Gems ed
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-09

NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER,
IN SIUp.-Thc undersigned have this day formed
partnership for the purpose OF conducting; IN me
city of Richmond, Va. the business OF MAN ,n
FEATURING SMOKING AND CHEWING III
BACCO in all It's branches. ~
WILSON G. THOMAS and EDWIN 7, Pill
HINTON are the general partners, and JOHN {.
WILLIAMS is the special partner. All the part.
ners reside In Richmond Va, and the business OF
the partnership Is to be conducted under the name
and firm of THOMAS & PlLklNToN.
The partnership is 70 continue until the expira-
ton of the year 1879.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, the special partner, has
cash.
Witness our hands This 9th day of March. 1872.
[SignedI ". c. THOhAs,
j.. 7. P1LKlNTOS,
JOHN C. WILLIAMS. i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-09

T IME, LIME, LIME.-The Lime manu-.
IL featured by us IN Botetourt county, known as
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME. Will hereafter
be put upon the market under the name of INDIAN
ROCK LINE. Orders for which may be left at our
office. No. 1903 Dock street.
November 81. 1871. no. %