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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-22
By Richardson < Co.,
Real Estate Agents and huctione-!s,
No. lli3 Miun street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN AND
' AROUND RICHMOND FOR SALE PR.
VATELY.-The owner having Gctern!ncI to srrGd
some time In Europe, We are instructed u sell IT,"
following naned VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
and around this city:
A beautiful RESIDENCE nn S'rrrk"r'5 ILL., c0w-
manting full view OF the cutirr city and f. sur
roundinSs, consisting of II TWO-s1rEY BRltE
DWELLING. containing seven rooms and cu=Cfs.
aud kitchen. In thorough repair, with large caclo-
sure neatly ornamental. and fronting ahaut J." feet
on Twentieth street. and running back between PAL
ucl lines about 300 feet 10 NiucLGcDth street.
THIRTEEN ACRES Of BEAUTIFUL TABLE
LAND. with small BRICK DWELLING thereon.
short distance west al the City limits.
4 BEAUTIFUL LOT 81 by rs feet on the west
side of Eighth street between Leigh street and u"
City Springs.
A BUILDING LOT on the south silc Vi tI.T
street between foushcc and Adams.
THREE LOTS Of 80 hy $50 feet ench on ~" south
side Of Clay street between Harrison and B"""
streets. R!tUAED:nr 90
NH ls-lW I'M MtlN .tI"n,,
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OF the sixteen Hartford women who
wished to be made voters, two had never
been naturaIized, two signed their "pet !"
names instead Of their real ones, and two
signed the given names of their husbands
instead Of their own. Even If the applica-
ton were admissible, those six would be In
eligible.
A young theological student, not fr from
Boston, recently invited a young lady to
attend concert. The damsePs answer to
the invitation was In this wise: "If you
come as Temporary supply ] must de.
cline the invitation. am only hearing
regular candidates." He didn't supply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-22
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office No. 1ll3 Main street.

TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AND
I0rS on CHURCH HILL FOR SALE 81
AuCTioN-on FRIDAY the I'd Instant ihe al nr -
o'clock VIC shall sell y erc oh between t
I,Sr o and Twcnty-ninth streets Ghnrcs
@ I TnAME x RW Two stoTes;
anu nd kitrhrm each and water oil theprc.
Sek iscs IKE lots have front Of ssxl55 feet each and
run back TO an alley twenty fst wide, ana arc r wei
trnea, shrul,hery, &C. These houses arc compare.
tvcy new built with considerable TASTE ana prcsent
n, attractive appearance, and are Tree from an! u-
pleasant surroundings. ,.,,h,o
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance In neSotiaplG
notes M six and twelve months interest added ana
secureu u! RICHARDSON z CO.,
,h - Real Estate AuctiOneers.
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GRrBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BY james VI. Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer,
No. lilo Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE, IN THE COUNTY
OF HENRlCO, At AUCTION.-ln execution of j
decree of the Chancerv Court of Richmond entered
Oh the 18th day Of December, 1871, In the case OF
GazcbroOk rs. Glazebrook the undersigned, special
commissioner thereby will sell auction
March, iS72, at y O'Clock NJ. that desirable FARM
of which the late Larkin w. Glazebrook died seized
situated In the county of Henrico about six miles
from Richmond and half mile from Hungary sta-
ton, OH the Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
by recent survey containing FOUR HUNDRED
AND THIRTEEN ACRES OF LAND. with the I'M
provemcnts thereon, consisting Of frame dwelling
and the Usual 0ut-buildings. 1t will be sold as u
whole or divided into eight lots containing from IS
to 1870 acres most Of them fronting the railroad
Persons wishing TO purchase small farms In good
and healthy nelghborhood would do well TO attend
the sale. "-
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance OH credit
Of six, twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable
notes. interest added, and secured BY deed OF trust.
JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. TAYIOR. AuctiOuCer. NH Id
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BY Cook s. Laughton, Auctlonccrs,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

GALE AT AUCTION AT MARTIN &
- CO.'S. 7O3 BROAD STREET, NEAR THE
THEATRE.-On MONDAY the 25th instant, ut 10
o'clock A. ~, we will sell our stock Of
FLOWER PLANTS,
such as Camelia, Thrododendrum, Magnolia Rose
bushes, Ezalca Tcuba, &C.. &c.:
FRUIT TREES,
such as Pear, Apple, Cherry lin clusters), Fig,
Sweet Chestnut, and also the Peach, Plum, and
Apricot Trees-stoneless; and among many varie-
ties of Grape-Vnes two sorts without seed; &C., &c.
INDOORS and OUTDOORS BULBS, ROOTS,
and SEEDS, of the newest kinds.
We call the attention Of the city and country pco-
pie to this our last sale. Our stock Is complete, and
contains the newest and finest varities of plants.
NH ol-ifH
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By 4. G.. Pulliam, Auclioncer.

THAT MOST DESIRABLE BUSINESS
| STAND KNOWN AS BROOK HOTEL
TWO AND 4 HALE MILES FROM ont, THE CITY
At thc request of the owner, sir. Henry Neurohr, ]
viii sell on WEDNESDAY the eth Instant. at !!
o'clock =. NJ. that most desirable property described
above which has been "known as a business stand
for forty wears" There are ten acres Of land attach
ed most highly improved. producing vegetables OF
every kind well there Is afo an orchard OF choice
fruit trees The buildings new, and could not be
built for $500.
TERMS Onc-third cash; balance at l, ., 4, 4, and
wears, at per cent. interest.
4. c. PULLIAM, Auctionecr.
DAVIS e WERTIi, Statesmen.
Immediately thereafter. TEN-ACRE LOT OF
GROUND on the Brook turnpike, three miles from
the city. half cleared. adjoining john Stuart and
others; fine site for an iCc-housc.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance, !, 2. and
years Glnh % A. &. j.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
III CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, NEAR TO
BUCHANAN SPRING, AT Az CT Non
l UESpAY, 2gth March. commencing ut - O'Clock
T. ~, will SELL upon the premises respectively,
the following LOTS:
One on the north side of Clay street. DO feet east of
Darlington street. fronting 10 feet anu running PACK
most elevated and desirable building lots In that very
improving neighbOrhOod.
Also, THREE LOTS OIL the south side OF Leigh
between Norton and Kinney streets, each 40 by 22o
feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
The attention Of those wanting desirable building
TtnMs: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH % Auctioncers
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ITO CONSUMERS OF Oils i't'
MACHINERY.
saving guaranteed By the nsn OF 4, y,

~
THE VIRGINIA NATURAL PEIkVLh''-
LUBR1CATING OIL, -, .,.ry Sc.
suitable for slow or rapid machinery Q, no,
scription; free from all impurities Wal
Purchasers are cautioned that the gu ~ - "a ms
differs rom all other Lubrtcdttng ots tg ,k- Nir.
marked. We ARE the sole agent, etS c i' syrr, TAR
GINA Natural Petroleum Lubrica''nS III h,,"d lhu,
sci of which sold by US bearing our niI MI Pgr-
"yirgiuia Natural Petroleum LuhrscIWnS N
cell, Laid i Co, Agents. Ricb!iohG' nai,,r. on,
There are plenty Of so-ca!led IL, nv nth
offered under the lure of low prices .s: ,ina In
les and positive injury 10 inarheI!o III such =,
their use win tell. a GOOD lnbricSt,n6 FiN II.
the VIRGINIA NATURAL PEI EoLx trr,,rl,.
BRICATIN(; OIL, Is positive ceo,,Hts rr,iry AT
ing heating. cumming, and conssi.I II Sourr znt
wearing OF the machinery ssyliS ~ Mad tt4t
gan In speed Purchasers VIII bear n,tmrsl IcrV-
f. not alone sufficient 10 procure %. nrr.itG,
leum:" II mast be n The psppSr ;r,brioitl'y
ike the Tirginia Natural Petroleum h.."nyifcat,2s
OIL and ike 1t undergo the process g,ir;ly ire
,ctIout chsn,tc0&s and be rcDieieuo ."trr III ~.
tremes Of m,erairc Standing Nike ns. eS4Des
Il is. in word the CHEAPEST W ~ e a.G sn ADi
more of the requisites OF good iont'''''
Oil offered IN this market. 49, ,, ,-,,lpt xltcn-
Orders addressed 10 lis VIII recet,n E,ycs
ton. and he shipped In goal tight HTt,'e,lS.
PURCELl'' LAW Richmond. j.
fe lS-sm i -
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v,crkius.s Professionalism Treas"t"
or n Literary Man who venture"
xrher, nc Did Not DeloHE.

or n Literary Mon VINO
where Inc Did Not DeloHg.
From the New York Sun, March IL.
Atap.M NJ. Yesterday awell-drcssed ee ,,'.',,
man. with blue necktie, clear, gray eyes, .lm.
oycrcoat. massive nose, kid gloves, h h.,r:
monstache. glossy beaver, eXlahsl,se ,, vat
n,tcnt-,eathcr boots, sandy hair, so,u, " emo
aSa;m small cars, and gold-hc'anT,u,l: ",, wv,
drsgycd into the Stock Exchange. M, I,r we
Mr. iii Perkins. of the Con,me','os tho
,ser His appearance on the nonl y, ,,;,h
Twchon@c was violation OF fhe r,i'eS; VIZ
,J.,,;, nome but members. MI IL h'iio
liked IN TO the presidents desk UNI n ,';n.
h;mSclf perfectly at home. A'tei so'n. i, tno
,,.nS ne carclcsSly sauntcred GOWN vi '"'
floor. .,,,l, hrol,cr raised
rho crv of tennessee" Inc "l'li' Wv,
t,kcn IN It ran about the Immense ROM WIi
hike wi,dfrc. The brokers rusilca iol M W.. :.
Tn like drove of bufialocs. HE
',lossy beaver was sent spinning to the cell
I,r. and his gold-hcadcd cane Went nuiiilIs
through the air like IN arrow. AS 'ne Snil'i''S
beaver descended IL was caught on the loc vi
prominent brokers' boot, and sent whlIIln9
over the presidents desk. The lreslden.
salutcd il, and down it went to the othcr emu
Of the room us though discharged from
,,tapult. Every broker gave II VICIOUS
kick. First the tile turned somersaults III
the mir. and then danced along the floof, anon
Maid It's respects to the delighted spectators
in the gallery, and finally rested on the hslac
of the railing, SlmpclcsS mass.
Meanwhile MIR. Perkins began 10 sui S
from the bulls and bears. One OF the pulls
stood back to back with Eli, ana suaoe.ii.
bent himself rs if on hinges. Mr. Ierhills
shot forward like an empty coal-car. ne
came in collision with q well-knlt bull, WHO
applied his shoulder to Mr.. Perkins ana gave
:, l,,rch. In second Eli Was spinning over
the floor like watcrSpout. The uproaf was
d,Crninp. 4 hundred men were baWIng
Tennessee at the top of their voices. A'i
were heavinS, showing, and screaming. thl.
pertins was tossed from one to the othcr
like q gigantic clothcS-pin. Once he assumed
a rucilistic attitude, but this only produced
nc,Is of laughter. The brokers went AT
him with renewed appctitcs: They began
to toss him in the air and roll him over the
door like stray ten-pin. Mr.. Perkins grew
white. when IN active broker shouted, :" Lei
us hang him." lie begged that they Woulo
spare his life at least. Here one OF the bulis
secured the remains of Mr.. PerkinS'S glossy
beaver and drew it over Els scalp. They
then gently raised Mr.. Perkinsand stood MN
on his head. Then the drove of bulls ana
Tears danced about him like circle OF say
ages about a captive. Mr.. Perkins finally
rot on his feet. and watching his opportl-
nity. shot out of the gate like al antelope,
leaving behind his hat and cane. The merry
brokers sold these articles Ivy auction; altcr
which the bulls and bears resumed The nSht
over Erie, raising it higher than they had
raised Dir. Eli Pcrkins's hat.
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AUCTION sALEs--Future Days.
By Moody g Royal, Auctfoneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER.-By virtue OF u decree OF me
County Court OF Chesterfield county, &C tts Ma5cI
term, is7a, in certnn suit therein pending styled
VIM p. Perdue, guardian for Geo. X. Hooper, against
Hooper, ct ais, the undersigned, special coMmls-
sloner, will sell at public auctt6n- on MONDAY,
April ist is7a, at o'clock p. NJ, those desirable and
valuable LOTS Nos. 81 and So, on Decatur and Thir-
tenth streets, In the town OF Manchester, Va
These lots ARE In the most deirablepart OF the town,
and have good frame dwellings and well enclosed,
and good well water In tho enclosure.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth cash; negotiable
notes with good end0rsers payable In four. eight and
twelve months for the deferred payments The title
to the said lots to be retained until the purchase
money Is paid IN full. r. NJ. LOGAN,
= Special Commissioner.
Moody & ROYAL, huctioneers. NH 81
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BY p. Bowman. Auctionecr.

TIRST EXTRA LARGE SPRING SALE.
Il On TUESDAY. 18th Instant. commencing ut 10
o'clock, will sell at my warerooms, 1903 Main
street.
500 CASES BOOTS. SHOES, BROGANS. AND
BALM0RALS.
for mems. womcn's. and childrcn's wear. In great
variety Of sizes and quality. They consist of East
ern New York, and Philadelphia made goods and
cannot be surpassed in attraction.
Also. al unusually fine AMI large assortment OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING, FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC WOOLLENS. FURNISHING
GOODS. AND FUR AND
WOOL HATS.
beg leave to call the special attention Of the trade
to the above SALE which combines very large dcsi-
rlhle and select stock Of goods, and cannot fail to
prove highly profitable 10 buyers. The goods are all
fresh and sc,soualc and will be sold without reserve
In lots to suit purchasers. +. BOWMAN.
Auctionc,, and Commission Merchant.
p. S.-Will also sell fine line OF GERMAN HO-
SIERY.
A LUNCH will be served on day Of sale.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctionecrs,
lib Main street.

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
"A AND LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
GRACE STREET. BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE ~
AUCTION.-On MONDAY the 18th Instant, at half
past O'Clock =. NJ, we shall sell by auction On the
premises, a DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
and LOT located as above. The house has two sto-
ries above the basement, and contains nine rooms.
The lot fronts B0XlG5 feet.
TERMS: Ouc-third cash: the balance in six and
twelve months, negotiable notes to Inc given for the
deferred payments with Interest added and secured
l,y decd Of trust. RICHARDSON e CO.,
NH 81 AucticneprS,
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. lilo Main street.

WILL BE SOLD on MONDAY, March
w 25th 1872. on the premises. at Is O'Clock =. NJ,
the TWO BRICK TESEMENTS situated on the
west side of Seventeenth Tor Valley strcctat its in
tersectlon with William street, fronting on the west
side of Seventeenth street ~ feet, ad running back
parallel with William street los feet to the Chcsa-
,eake and Ohio railroad. The houses two stories
high above the basement, with three rooms each.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance 1t six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by deed of trust.
NH 20 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctoneer.
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BY A. {. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

A. THE REQUEST OF THE OWNERS,
N who are declining the tobacco business, will
sell on MONDAY the o5th Instant. ut half-past
O'Clock p. H. at their factory. on Mayo street be-
tween Franklin aud Ross streets, complete set
of TOBACCO FIXTURES, such as
SCREWS,
MILLS, &c,
along with n lot of
LUMBER,
SASH, &C.
4. E. PULLIAM, Auctionccr.
DAVIS C WERTIt. statesmen. NH 2.-tds
NFARSHAL'S SALE OF LARGE AND
WI ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS
AND TRIMAIIS t;S, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &C.
By virtue Of IN order of the United States District
Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia. upon tic
rciltion of the creditors of /. Hlrsch, bankrupt,
shall proceed 10 sell n: auction for cash at the store
COS Broad street. MONDAY, March 18th, at 10
o'clock \. NJ the very desirable stock Of goods con-
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
bACES,
HOSIERY.
SILKS.
FCRS,
EMBKOIpERlES.
NOTIONS &C.:
SHOWCASES,
MIRRORS.
STOVE.
DESK. &C.. &C.
Persons desiring TO purchase invited to attend
DAVID Is. Parker.
NH cl-td United States MARSHAL
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
y GOOD DMELhI%GS AND AND 4 A., SNAIL NAH
FRAMED HOUSE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND AT AUCTION.-In execution of 4 decree
Of tie Ckanccry Court of the city of Richmond en-
tered on o3d November ISL In the causes Of Ford
and ais. rs. Ford and als..n and Cavedos adminis-
traitor rs. Fords administrator &c, the under
signed commissioners thereby appointed will sell ut
auction upon the premises respsctlycly In the order
named below. on WEDNESDAY, 9th March, COM
menclng at haf-past O'Clock p. NJ, the following
REAL ESTATE. OF which the late Larkin 7. Ford
died seizcd-tO wit:
The FRAMED DWELLING at the northwest
corner OF Grace and Twcnty-nnth streets, occupied
by Mr.. W. Il. Westwood. having four rooms be
sides basement. The BRICK DWELLING al
joining the above recently occupied by Mr. fletch-
er, having six rooms and Kitchen. Each Of thcsc
lots front So feet on Grace street.
A small FRAMED BUILDING on the east side OF
Elm street near Rockets street, with lot 'front.'
ing o0i feet.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with M
tcrest dden. and the title TO be withheld until the
notes are paid and conycyances directed by the
court. John y. STEGER,
THOMAS j. EVANS,
Commissioners.
a
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BY Moody 6 Royal, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
~ BILE. REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF
MANGHEsTER yABy virtue c OF decree &c s sns
term isso I'm certain suit therein pending styled
Hobbs rs Hobbs, the undersigned, special commits
sioner, win sell Mt public auction; on M0NPA Az
Fiji BUILDING LOTS. Nos. OIL p2, 90, 11o. and l2o,
in Marks addition In the town Of Manchester.
1EHMS OF SALE: Cash.
i. VI. LOGAN, Special Commissioner
NooDY y RoYhII kuctionccrs. mil 81
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RICHMOND, March 10, 1917
To me Editors of thc D'Sp"'c" .,,.

To the Editors Of nc O'1"'''' ~, ,,nr,;rc
neh hsys the problem p',rportins to prove
you ha and ' the writer ends off by "w '. !:
w.: "@ nnc very good reason Is that it l,
no,' ,,,.,,v absurd both In the proof and
Hah,''HH SIGMA.
result.
RS sigma" goes on to demonstrate the alb
.urdity Of the problem, but we do not deem
{, nocrss,rv to nrovc the truth of an axiom
The problem was mnife>tly sqn'''J
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Bv Richardson & Co..
itNiihif ~ N'''
Real Estate Agents and Anc,ioE"crs.
No. lll3 Main street.

WAL LIABLE REAL ESTATE on
Y ELEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN hAlH
AND BANK STREETS. For SALE fklIAIL.
LY-Wcarc instructed To sell that ROW OF BElth
BUILDINGS. four in number, and the t'RSl NJ
on which they stand. on the east side Of El"vcn'A
street, between Main and Bank streets WIN Two -"
,ies above the basement. containing three rooms
lone OH each floor. with gas. water. ani other i'
provcmcnts throughout Tie buildings Ihese bui..
Tugs have been erected since the war; aud hn,c ,.n
ronstyntIy occ1,n,ed ~ stores and Offices. Weddings
handsome percentage on the price for which We Io
pose 10 self them. The location Is such - 70 Keep
them always desirable sud. with the increasing pe
greater income than the remuneration aiFes4y re-
cefved. RICHARDSON & CO,
n,h Is-lw 1lI3 Main street,
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR
SALE rRIYATELY.

SIXTY FEET OF GROUND on Grace street
near Henry street.
SIXTY FEET OF GROUND On Grace street
near Laurel street.
SEVENTY FEET OF GROUND on Franklin
street near Monroe street.
THIRTY FEET OF GROUND on Franklin
street near Henry street
THIRTY-FlVE FEET OF GROUND on Main
street near Laurel street
FORTY FEET OF GROUND on Main stree,
Forty FEET OF GROUND on Cary stree,
Isl SIXTY FEET OF GROUND on Cary stree. near
Laurel street.
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FEET OF
GROUND on Pine street Hear BelTidere.
SIXTY FEET OF GROUND On Leigh between
Fifth and Sixth streets.
FORTY-FiYE FEET OF GROUND on Twenty.
sixth between Marshall and Clay streets.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTI-TWO FEET
OF GROUND on Clay between Twenty seventh aid
Twenty-eighth streets.
SIXTY FEET OF GROUND Oh Tars,all and
Twenty-eighth streets.
Apply to HILL 6 GODDIS,
Real Estate Agents
r1,hc Ia In
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SY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc;iOnccrs,
llI3 Main street

NNE OF THE y + \ I f st LITTLE
" BRICK HOUSES IN THE CITY FOR SALE
PR1VATELY,-We arc instructed 10 ell that neat
little BRICK HOUSE and LOT, fronting ?6s Icy ~
feet, on the north side of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streets The house has two ;1rie,
containing six rooms, three on each floor, with gas
water, and other improvements.
To avoid unnecessary trouble to tie tenant. plr;lt,
wanting 10 purchase Will please apply 10 tie agca
before examining tie premises.
RICHARDSON & co.
NH 2l-it lli3 Main street.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
u PROPERTY, a HOUSE and LOT ct a station
one Of the most prosperous railroads entering this
city, and about three hours ride distant.
House contains niue rooms. two halls. and two
porchcs, with coOh-rocm attached, good Kitchens
and stabihg for fifteen twenty hcId of horses and
cattle. Also. icc-bousc well filed with Ice. an. an
abundant supply OF good water; young orchard OF
$50 or 200 fruit trees OF best selection and garden Al
good as any In the State
Houses all new and in perfect order, and well slir-
ated for an ordinary.
VIII be sold with the above. If desired, BALE
INTEREST IN 4 COUNTRY STORE situated AZ
same place.
Said property together pays M annual ard cash
profit of fifty per cent on sum now asked for Il.
For further information. apply At No. ! PEARL
BLOCK, Fourteenth street, Richmond. Va.
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BETTING One THOUSAND DoLLARso On CrTTlNG
Woop.-On Monday the Hon. Jacob sharp
went into the Broadway bank to deposit some
money. lie met there the Hon Augustus
Wins, who was also dcpositing little money.
They got to talking about the weather. Jacob
sud when he was boy he used TO saw WOOD
in February, and Augustus said cutting
wood was his best hold. He said he used TO
emf three cords of wood in one day.
well, that's pretty steep said JACOB:
YOU'D better take of two cords, and then
might believe you"
mot a stick" Jakcy, replied Augustus.
why, ] could 90 out into the woods and cut
two cords any day"
"Oh, no." replied Jacob, "not much. L
know better than that!
"Ye>, but l tell you that l can, and III
bet on it. too. ,
well, now, look here" said Gus, I" III
hot YOU Il thousand dollars that you can't DO
it,
The Hon. Augustus Twins took the Hon.
Jacob Sharp up on the spot, and the arrange
,ncntS were Immediately concluded Within
thirty days Mr.. Wins is to 60 into the woods
in New jersey. not more than twenty-five
miles from New York city, and cut two
cords of wood in one day. The stakes were
nut in the hands Of black-whiskered man
of medium height, who is friend OF both
paItics.-N'eec York Sttn, March ii.
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E0R SALE THAT VERY VALUABLE,

EOR SALE, TIM NEK1 FALIhDLI,,
Il DESIRABLE, AND FlSELl-lDCAA,iEhDD
FARM on JAMES RIVER. N THE ColAil 10
CHARLES CITY, KNOWN AS kENNOH = OK ~
WILSON'S LANDING Having Determined 10
change nv occupation offer for sale on YER ma.
son;Ilc terms my FARM, c4!lci ksnn"n. sstLsH
directly on james oEIo:i!S tc DI1aI"" SiXTY
ACRES OF LAND. Of which about h'c hLnticH
acres Is open aud the larger portion un:r t h,.,
ton. The land Is good and susceptible oil the ,s,
,dv.n,agn THE improvements consist % c"sr
Ing with eight rooms beautifully located; a. 2 .,,
Mi necessary out-houscs. two icc-houseo hen,
stable well OF excellent water. ana i ii!he Iii,
house and wharf IT which the Steamboats, st'P 49,!
and nj which there IS po-toice-tn lart 80 rr
Convenience and inducement which t:Lh W 49,
James river can Oter. ,,,,>- r. WIZ So.
NH l6-?t JUN -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-22
PAINTS. OILS. &c.

SWEET OIL
SWEET OIL, of superior quality, In o'''''''
cans, and barrels. For saw BY
PURCELL, LADPn ,,s rT;