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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
Office No. lilo Main street.

BUILDING LOTS, ON
FNi LEIGH AND ST JAMES STREETS, FOK
SALE At AUCTION.--Win be sold on FRIDAY
fine sth day or July, 1872 the premises at O'Clock
p NJ LOT % by loo feet on the south side of Leigh
ntrcen St. James and Adams streets and nd joining
81. Marks chapel; TWO LOTS, 81 feet each, run
ming back 40 feet 10 an alley IS feet Wide, on the
streets. opposite the property Of Joseph Jackson
Esq :. and FIVE LOTS of twenty-five feet each
fronting on the east side of ST. james stree, bc-
twcen Clay and Leigh streets, ard running back llO
feet TO alley Is feet wide.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at Q, II, and Is
months for negotiable notes. Interest addcd- ana &c
cured by deed of trust.
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BY Moody 4 Roya
BY Moody 4 Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiomccrs,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALUA-
y BLE REAL ESTATE IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. NA.-liy virtue of n decree entered at
certain suit therein pending, styled William G. Dor
sett, administrator of Calhoun Hawkins. deceased,
rs Edwin a. johnson 1t ats, The undersigned, spc-
cial commissioner. will sell AT public auction on
SATURDAY the eth day OF July. ls72. ut ~ o'clock
NJ. on the PROMISES that valuable FARM formerly
owned hy Edwin a. johnson. continuing ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY-UNE ACRES, more or
less adjoining the lands of William &. Elicit. George
o. Markham, L. j.. Horncr, AMI j. III. II. Winfrec.
About onc-thirtl Of the hand Is In cultivation. and
the balance In original growth Of oak and pine
There is 4 good frame dwelling containing four
rooms, and all necessary 0ut-houses.
TERMS Sufficient cash To- pay all the costs Of this
suit and expenses of sale: the residue upon credit
OF one. two. and three years IN equal instruments
the deferred payments to Ike secured by the bonds Of
tho purchaser hearing Interest from day of sale and
the title being retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid. SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Commissioner
MOODY ROIALI" auct1cicPrs. H. %
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by }. Z. Appcnon,
Anctionecr and Real Estate .gort

i0MMisslDNER's' SALE OF VALE
n 81 HiLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY !
GasI. D..By ytrtit Of decree OF the Chano,
G =, ~, OF lhe city bf Richmond Of the 18th June i
~ the SUIT of Sirecker ~. Strecker, &c. the unS
siRNus commissioner thereby appointed. will z
as aiictlons on the premises. on THURSDAY Tho
property known az '.STRECk ER'S.- Win the jas
dwelling and the beautifully bsnainentc,i grp,nl
overlooking the city anil suburbs. The whole ,sI
perty frnnts $50 feet Oh The north sife OF plnssr
street, and ,tits hack :a2 feet divided into tve II
OF thirty Feet eacli- and one, with The dwelling
OF lilo feet front. ''e' "
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance nj elk. twcb
and eighteen months for Negotiable notes In,erJ
added tsix per cent? and title retained until the -,
chase money Is paid. and a conveyance directed
the cotift. ANDREW JOIISSToS'
ie 2s-sIls I,oramtesio.'.
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II Is To be hoped That the temporary mis-
fortune Air. Joe Jefferson has met with i'm
his eyes Will not seriously affect his Wrinkle.
Seq IOy,k Standard.
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RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, is fully
II fortified against summers hea;.
What with one cXmalicnt aud another II fgS9l3SssS
will 20 hard IF he doesn't keep his cus-NRa4A
TONERS and friends cool and comfort SSs
able let the summer god rage never so lcrcclN,
Ills LARDER has the hest products of the season,
from the tropics to the lakes, which are served i'll
the BEST STYLE OF ART.
Ills BAR Is tie best both for skilful brewing and
superior liquors--mcqualled In this city, If with
these and fees and cooling mineral waters gentle
mon can't keep cool then tie weather must be Us hot
rs yeslivus itself.
Thankful for past favors he rcucws his invitation
to the public. and promises satisfaction, if that is To
be found in this world.
Come and let's have daily u pence jubilee 80" in Il
horn" that is more mellow than amy of hose AT
Boston 1c !?
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BY Gruhi,s 4 Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

SALE AT AUG
" TION OF THAT VERY VALuABLE ES-
TATE KNOWN IS NEWSTEAD; FnKMEEii,,I1
GENTLY BY IION.WILLIAM BOtI,WAkE, On
JAMES RIVER ABOUT NINE MII rs BELOW
AND CONTAINING ONE IHOU-
SAND ONE HUNDRED AND FORTI-fWO
ACR ES.-This most valuable property Will ne sold
at auction, upon the premises. on MoNDA1, Jul!
at II o'clock NJ. by the undersigned, rs commits
sinuers of the Circuit Court OF king and Queen
county by virtue of decree entered at its term Tor
May ls12 The larger portion is cleared ana In
high state of improvement: rs acres In wheat most
of which IL seeded with timothy AMI clover; fOacres
in clover tU cut this spring 80 acres prepared Tor
corn: An orchard nf about 5000 peach trees -FOUR
small dwellings, suitably situated for tenants who
may cultivate the farm, and usual out-'ntihiin2s'
More than 500 acres irst-cias alluyal or choco-
late soil so much priced for fertility This farm has
always been regarded us one Of the most productive
on james river. and has been cultvatcd WIN great
prott In ls62 II produced 1000 bushels wnca llOUV
bushels corn. besides other crops.
II fronts about three miles on the river, REQUIRES
comparatively little fencing, and nus very ueep wa
ter near the barns. ~,
The property Will I've sold rs Wnoic OF Stioul-
yiied. rs may I've deemed best.
If desired, crrS. stock, &c, VIII Also ne sofa, ana
immediate possession given.
We invite special attention to this Truly Valuable
estate and will furnish such additional particulars
as may Inc desired. .
plat OF the property may lie seen at the office of
the auctionecrs
TERMS: Unc-third cash: balance at one and two
years for bonds carrying interest from the day OF
sale. j.. 4: DEM.
j. w. SMITH.
Special Commissioners.
GRTBBS 6 WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs. je 10
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Every one has heard the reply Of the
butcher to the sentimental body who remoll-
strated against the killing Of innocent lamb ::
"Lor', ma'an, you wouldn't eat them alive,
would you" Apror6S of this there is an
anccdoteof Goldsmith not commonly known.
When he had written that beautiful stanza
of the s. Hermit D.:
"No focks that range tho valley free
TO slaughter condemn;
Taught by the Power that pities me,
learn to pity them
he submitted it to (the future) Mrs. Gold
smith, who is said to have suggested the fol-
lowing Improvement
mo ilocks that range the valley free
To slaughter condemn;
THE butchers fiiitie atfep for me,
JGy he me,a Of them"
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by Grubhs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctinmccrs.

by NTIDIlS q " 1IITIIS,
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctnmccrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 BRICK
~ STORE AND DWELLING ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH STREETS AT AUCTION.
McCicrnan In the Chauctry Court Of Rich
rs mOnl.
Hastiuas's adm'rS Decree entered sth Of June ls7e
In pursuance Of said decree, will sell at arion
upon the PROMISES nn MONDAY, sth July. ut 50
of the store Of Charles l.. Todd Esq. 1t Is two So
rics high. with cellar Lot ?aNj5 feet to an alley
five feet wide.
TERMS Cash for costs OF suit and OF sale: residue
on credit of one. two and three years for ncgol-
bic notes. with Interest added, and title retained ny
the court until the notes are paid.
b. n. NASH Acting Commissioner.
GRrBnS & WILLIAMS. hucionCcrS. jr2,
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LIME AND CEMENT.

r DIE. LIME, LlAiE.-rle Lime manu-
IL Ecturcd by lis in Botctourt county. known as
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME. will hereafter
be pnI upon the market under the name of INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left at our
office, NC. 1903 Dock street.
DILLON, ELLETT & co.
kuypsnlcr q. 1871. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
BY Hill Il Goddln,
Real Estate Agents and AGctioneers,
No. I108 Min street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF WILLIAMS STREET AT
IT'S INTERSECTION WITH ROBINSO
SIDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUETION.-Op FRi-
DAY July 9Th, 1872. at "a O'Clock r. NJ, vii, sell
on the premises 1928 feet of GROUND, with depth
OF 100 feet, located above Ttnssc lots are one
square from Cary Tor Dover, street. IN good neigh
borh0od, which Is improving in value daily. and
parties seeking al investment will do well TO at.
tend.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, SIX per cent. added.
HILL & GODDiE.
je2s AuctiOneers
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BY wellington Godtiin,
Auctioneer and ReLl Estate Agent,
corner Eleycntii and Bank streets.

rJ'HE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
l. COUNTRY SEAT CALLED "LABURNAM.''
ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE, ONE AND A
CONTAINING 1G5 ACRES, lNCLUDING ALI
MEs Mc AF F6K sSEE EP ktcT GaF
ton. on the premises. on FRIDAY the lSth day Of
July, ls7e, commencing at o'clock P. NJ, his late
residence. "Luburnam," lying inme0 ateIv oppnsite
the nursery of Franklin Davis l. co . one mile and
quarter from the city.
# lies more beautifully than any farm In the
county being bounded by The Bro ok turnpike on the
east. by the Hermitage road on the west and bv
road intersectins them at right ANGLES the north
bitches, anu well enclosed by ditch and plank
fence.
The dwelling is provided with oil The comforts of
town as well us country ,Iose. anu the grounds are
beautifully laid out. The oycrscers house. stables,
barns servants houses, and Kitchen, are of the hest
kind. The farm cont Aus IDS acres, and Is In fue
filth.
Lands around Richmond are daily increasing In
value, and the carly completion of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad 'Si doubtless still enhance their
After the sale Of src aau (Which will be sold as Il
whole or diyid"I Into small parcels according to Il
cATTGE IA xiS i'f iM si" En- ESfs &c, viii
be sold. I,esd' sseveral excellent YOUNG MULES.
there VIII be- snld several FINE Mich COWS
BULL.
The ter Ms fer the land, which will he very ac-
'oii'hio" dliS VIII ne maze Known ut tnc ih1Nf OF
sale. ", GODDIS,
Je 23- :tawtds AuctloneCr.
ga LIE OF VALUABLE LAND IN HAN
~ OVER COUNTY.-By virtue of Il deed of trust
eH .cnnd by Lewis l.. Smith and hary NJ. his wife,
<ted the sth day Of October 1858. will SELL for
Inc purposes therein named. the premises, at l.
o'clock NJ. on FRIDAY the 9Th day of July. 1ST2,
the TRACT OF LAND ccnveycdn said deed, lying
II, Hanover county about fourteen miles from Rich
lnOnd and three miles from Tonilin's Landing, on
the Pamunkey river. known Us - Hin Fork con-
t1ining THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
being part of the land of which the late Robert
Anderson died seized and possessed. The improve
meuts consist of dwcllng-housc with eight rooms
and the usual Unt-lOuses. II Is we-suiird In farm
Ing, trucking. and grazing. and is well waicred by
springs and neverfailng creeks and h considered
one Of the hest farnlS In tho county,
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth cash the residue at
one and two years with Interest from the day of
sale, secured by deed Of trust on the prnrcrtv.
WILLIAM PARSLEY,
IN LIN G FL cc,,n 'IrIiLi
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TNO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

T j. MONTAGUE,
~. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, blinds,
DOORS, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS,
and SCROIL-WORK,
In all their varieties, corner OF Ninth and Arch
streets, Richmond, Va,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Send for circular. NV i5-d,sw& wam
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AUCTION GAEES--.Fatnre DAYS.
By James N. Taylor,
Real Estpse Agent ard Anctioneer,
lIIa Main street

EfVE BUILDING LOTS On, COYCOR,.
lOK RAILROAD STREET FOR SALE al
AUCTtOS.-aWlll be sold on WEUN E,SDeY ~
al day of July. 1877, on the premises 1T O'Clock 81
VI those pretty yarant tDis as above located q,
Rear the Central Ratlruaa shofs fronting y feet a.
anil running ntck LIS feet
TEkMss Om-fonrth cash; balance Mt six ,weIn
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. Inte,.i
ad'Sd, and secured Ivy decd of irt,st
jc 20 JAMES II. TAYLOR, hurtjouec,
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.AUcTroN sAIr .s--Fa.ure pays.
BY s. ". pa. 'is, Auctionec
corner Eleventh and Main Et 8.

ToR SALE AT AUCTION, 3NE OF
Il THOSE VALUABLE LOTS I'D BRICK
TENEMENTS TFFER7 ON CONTAIl.t NC EIGHT
ROOMS. AND AKITC HEN WITH Z 10 ROOMS,
FRONTING ON TID : EAST SIDEt>F EIGHTH
STREET 20 FEET MORE OR Less. BE-
TWEEN GRACE AN % FRANKLIN STREETS
] will sell Mt anctior, % q the premises, FRIDAY
the ST., day of July, ~ at O'Clock r. NJ, the val
liable property above described. Samuel Btngs-
wanxcr the purch mt late sale. and having
failed IN comply, IL Ia now sold NJ his cost
TnhMs: One-third cash: balance in negotiable
utns Mt SIX twelve, and eighteen months. eight per
cent interest added, secured by trust deed.
,y Lids y. N. DAVIS, Auctioneer
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BY Gil nbbs & Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh strg ct between Main and Bank.

THAT VERY VALUABLE LOT OF
4 GROUND ON THE WEST SIDE OF SEVEN
TENTH STREET BETWEEN GRACE AND
BROAD STREETS AT AUCTfON.-On FRIDAY,
sth OF July ut oc' pck p NJ. we will sell mt auction
upon the premises. the LOT situated rs above, occu
pied nv J. f. atkin and others. 1t fronts 90 feet on
Seventeenth street, and runs back % feet TO Union
stree.
This property may be relied upon to Yield a sure
and full rent. whether for ground rent rs Mt pre-
cent or by building upon IT. A good investment
NAV he here made.
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
iyl. Aucioneers.
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WANTS.

cUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
must he of green color, well dried, and free from
sand, sticks and berries. We receive II either at
our tannery. In Manchester: or In Kichuoha, NJ
Inn,iing or railroad depot or AT our store No l422
Main street. ,., y,>rc
~ 1-d&w3m HULSI hINh.
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VIZ ANTED. a WHITE GIRL, to do house
w work. at No. 3G7 Marshall street. hetween
Third and Fourth. Jy I-Zt
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u O i A l. +. very desirable BRICK
a HOUSE, cigl 4 rooms, on Shockoe Hill, convc-
nient tn market and Broad street, on very long
credit If desired.
CHEAP SM ILL FARM, ten miles from city,
near New Mar tet, on Charles City road.
SMALL 81 ORE and DWELLING on Seven
icrnl street near Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
shops.
TWENTY CHEAP BUILDING LOTS on Moore
street rcar l;acnnS Quarter branch, very easy
ana aC cuninouainS terms.
SMALL FAEM Tor market g:,ricnl. SIX
ACRES, on Ninc-Milc road halt-mllc from city;
good lInnsc, r.rI. stable. &c.
COUNTRY STORE In Albcmarc county near
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT. 100 feet front on
Cary street. In tic heart of business portion.
STORE in Ashland, enjoying good custom, sold
for 40 fault.
FRAMED HOUSE, six rooms, on Franklin street
near Twrnty-irst.
HOUSE in Manchester. three rooms on turnpike
near corporation line.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT on Fifth street
between Clay and Leigh streets.
BUILDING LOT in Sidney. on Main Tor Elm
wocsD street.
TWO FRAMED HOUSES on Church I'LL, cor
ncr Invent -nnh and Broa,l streets.
T.. Il. NEWBURN.
le lO1i Main street.
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WANTED, n YOUNG LADY to attend
w ssnre-one that can come well recommended.
For one that VIII suit, good wages and stshdy en-
= BRlGGSS BAKERY,
ivlatE 7O7 Main street.
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by f.. ~. Eacho.
Real Estate Agent AMI Auctioncrr,
Office No. . Fourteenth street, between Main and
Franklin.
A SSIGNEE'S S.ALE.-As assignee in the
N matter of JAMES G. ROY, bankrupt. ! viii
sell on MONDAY the LIST day OF July. ls7", at 10
O'Clock 4. NJ, at the store of said bankrupt. the
corner OF Ninth and Broad streets, large and Va
ricd assortment Of
BOOKS.
STATIONERY,
SHOWCASES, &c.,&c.,
usually kept I'm lrst-cltss bookstore. The attcn-
ton of the trade Is Invited.
Wv. MANHOOD. Assignee.
TERMS: Cash. jc27
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale IL postponed until WEDNESDAY
nc xt the 81 instant at the same hour
jy1 r. -. EACTn.
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VIZ ANTED, a GIRL or NURSE to mind
w n child fo 60 TO the country. for two months,
and on her return tn remain In the city. Apply at
lion Main street jy1-lt
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WANTED, Ny FRIENDS TO>2a
w know that ! have resumed business at EH
my OLD STAND. on FRANKLIN STREET lSf
two doors below Governor street. where J - i1A-
would be glad to sec my friends and the public gene
rally. 49,
good ut. Prompt attention md fidelity In the
discharge of all orders received.
!" ~ cndoy* J. f. PUYSIO('.
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SALESMAN WANTED.-An old cstab:
- lished jobiug shoe house In Baltimore. keeping
full line of goods suited to Virginia trade wishes to
employ an EXPERIENCED SALESMAN who has
lnen travelling the State east of the Blue Ridge. 10
one who car command good trade in that section
the full valve OF his services will be- paid He must
have. Il practical knowledge of the wholesale shoe
business Address No. o6 Baltimore street. Bai-
more stating amount of salary expected. 1e2l-lOt
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BUSINESS WANTS.

w ANTED, purchaser for my STOCK
w OF MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. to-
t,cllIcr with the STAN which Is we'll established
for the last twenty years. Apply TO
Mrs. X. NJ. KELLEY.
In oa at StauntOr, Va.
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VERY FERTILE SMALL FARM OF
SlSTf-oNE ACRES adjoining Curtis Neck.
near New Market. and about ten miles from Rich
mond. on the main road TO Charles City. situated
immediately i'll the fork formed by Four-Mile creek
and lSailcy's run one mile from James river. Soil
naturally very rich and productive. WIN bc sold al
sacrifice. r.. IL. NEWBIjRS
il 2H-ll t0Ii Main street.
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by Cook x lau-hl"n. tuctinnccrs,
corner Governor ana Franklin streets.
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Iiy Griibbs 4 Williams.
Auctionecrrs and Real Estate hgcnts.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

NUrERB MOUNTAIN RETREAT FL
> SALE AZ AUCTION.
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WANTED, a good COOK and washer
w for n small family. Good wages promptly
paid. Inquire at 31S Fourth street. CANDLES
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FJIlIE RICHMOND STEAM DYE WORKS
l. hive fitted up very nice office at s04 MAIN
STREET, and win do DYEING AND CLEANING
of all Kinds Of LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
GARMENTS, and In all colors. They also give
special attention to CLEANING OF CARPETS
without ing taken up, and cleaning Sentlemen's
clothing by new process of steam. Give them Il
call. my 31-3m
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BY W. ris. Radcliffe, Auctionecr,
1872 Main street.

MY NEXT REGULAR WEEKLY SALE
WI will take pls &C on MONDAY. July LIST. com
mencing at l03 A. NJ. when will offer at amction
large and well -asse 'rted stock of GROCERIES, &c,
tti which the attention of the trade Is Invited
je 20 W. b. HAIGLIFFE e
TOR SALE OR RENT.-Thc new M5
J. and beautiful VILLA, of nine (9) rooms, ad::s
besides storage room, bath room. and clothes presses
with about three ncrcs OF ground, In the village on
Ashland will be offered for rent the est OF July
next If not sold prior to that date. Inquire OF hSA
SNYDER, at Richmond Architectural Iron WORKS
and Stove Company office, corner Cary and TENN
streets Richmond, Va. Je ls-eOutlyi
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AUcTroN yAa.ry-..rnsure Day..

AUCTION BAa4ls5-.-Fnfure Days.
II, By Grnbbs Il Wtlllanls,
Ancdonecrs and Real Estate Agents
+ Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
HANDSOME BRICK COTTAGE WITH
IL FOUR ROOMS. At THE CORNER OF DIy.
VAL AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
ses, on UESDAY the I'd of July, at O'Clock r. b.,
tie handsome BRICK COTTAGES. with four rooms,
situated as above, The house has been rcccntly
painted and I,apersd, and Is neat and desirable re-
sidence. The lot fronts thrtytwo feet, and runs
TERMS: At sale GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
tc % AuctIoneprs
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WANTED. 100 COLORED MINERS to
w 90 To jackson county. Ill. Men that lett here
a few weeks ago arc getting 81 per day. James
Goltlsworthy has returnts, and will take out another
lot In i few days. Apply to
j. f.JuSTrS. Labor Agent.
In Of No. q Fifteenth street.
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WANTED, "a good COOK, WASHER ana
w IROSER without incumhrance. Must come
III, strect H. 20-2t*
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-15

Woman SUFFRAGE.

A petition signed by Mrs Oliver Den
nett, president for Maine of the American
women suffrage Association, and one hun
dred and fifty others asking for the right
of suffrage to women, was presented to
the House Wednesday, by Mr.. Holden 81
Portland and referred to the committee
on Legal Reform.
Wilson moved to refer the petition u
the committee on change of names, when
Mr. Barker, OF Exeter, chairman OF that
committee. said the matter ought to De
treated seriously. Indeed, he had pre-
pared a report, which by request, he read
as follows:
Yes, let them meet u At the polls
Though dressed in gown ana Jacket,
If they can stand our sOrdid sous.
Wen tr} to stand their racket
The bin, however, was sent to the com
mittee on Legal Reform.
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II - IT y, "
Rockport, Jan. 20, 1872

A SINGULAR lNCIDENT-HOw Came the
Money There A friend Of ours, who's
word We can implicitly rely upon, relates
the following incident, which he assures
Us $ true in every particular:
Some twenty years since ~ a summers
.fternoon he was travelling in Maine
With his horse and buggy, when he saw
sitting bv the side Of the road, an ola man
and a voung girl, both OF whom appeared
completely exhausted The latter was
crying bitterly. Stopping his horse. he
inquired what was the matter and Was
informed that the couple We're father and
daughter. and had come from the western
part of New York, most of the way on
foot, as their means were limited and
were bound to Camden, where the old
gentleman had son who had offered the
pair a home if they could get to him.
Their money was now completely ex-
hausted, and they We're tired and dis
couraged not knowing how they should
obtain funds to purchase f. 4 and lodg-
inc for the remainder Of their journey
Our friend had but three dollar bank
note with him. He gave the old man this,
wishing it was of larger denomination,
and amid the thanks OF the couple con
tinued his journey. During the latter
part of the afternoon his road lay through
a piece of woods, and as his horse was
leisurely walking along, and our friend
in a brown study was leaning over the
dasher, he saw directly ahead almost
under the forward wheel, some money
Stopping the horse, he alighted, and there
in a circle were six silver half dollars.
a. d in the centre of the circle were two
copper cents. He picked them up, and
the thought flashed upon his mind that
three dollars was just the sum he had
given the old man, and here in only a few
hours after. it had thus mysterously been
returned to him. No one was visible. and
the query how the money came there
has never been satisfactorily answered
These are the facts, and our re aders NAV
put such a construction thereon as best
pleases them. Gloucester Advertiser.