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Clancy Kelley p"';s GSse'h nsss nS FsSl S
chsrles pmr,er Bryan OtopoL aece Y NLson John haas
is Term p,1a Mryg sr,n Psrek John
All Tno,h Regsu james han Maurice Psneg,. sa"s TsI
se, DenehsB John Thompson james j. L. Canuiag Cos
lss Csi.shsn Andrew DE,ond. ,..
ushse Harrington Irsm Cabins John r. yoeri n om's 0Nel
Tsomss RYAN james oBren John Kelly Charles peuIhsy John
Rodeer, JeiIo MashgG fhOns, X gss Cbar helsIy fst
re- ~ BrawB George Brrs william Ca John
Daegau r., Laae j. Dale ehsc nsy' John Roland WI l3n
CBsysn Powers John Grseha Gease OSe Reyheds,
Seyep,ave AnireE Blessing, Adam Held Robert King Ah"'
rPehasSn Isii~ COST, Jotr EeIr w newunle Lean,
5sr go's AisG; kG sa1' M M9 O Seso Moo NOD
Michael Kane Jeremiah Crow Jacob Wand Ib9m., NaA
pugham Ewad Kelly Mich. Gehgan Jsu. Ksalg eoTSr,
stephen Met onek Fedeek Bishop, AeraDjeI Brdoa a5e
Farrell VIM shields Jeremiah MURPHY owen SerRe SSs S AVE-
Doughery Thomas Dounel, Samuel Warren Pa'res s1ysge
N"s" ynsn. MeFNy ,%r naTa William
oBhcn, Dennis Mullins AdeS slh Jlmes Oheee bartholomew
Mcdonald ~,
TSentieA District Couniy-wm C. cOnror VIM Gallagher VIM
Dunhm Jas A. Faek oo saekc7slor John Batter as I
cSp w " t oney owen aSrn Robert MeCsae Char
Lyons, Franz KOeh John Russell 1bos Dna Mm htny,
WIN G Conner WIN Gsaghei WIN DuHham, Jss. A. Pack Otto
saokerdof John Butler. julius johnson, Js Cgnnnghs
Bsgan !ecdce Mers, John Kvsnagh Gideon TsGlsr Hn H.
Ca oven Moran James Tontn Gas H. LYONS Franz keehe
Robert McCsary yhomas Duffy Wm Hnr John Russell ueo =
Toeniasi -Gotnty-Pr.nc Gerer Henry Van Hol'nd'
Charles Jones T. McM.nls John Mcguire Peter MIGnness ~ H.
yaS Gent t W as t JsS zen Iep ss.
sesS, ee sea j GDSS S.eH john
Andrew Kennedy CoreTts AeIauder fban, yseoo Miller WE
sm Carter VIM. Hbbsh Blwd. A. Thorpe WA o. VICE. John
VIM f. smith Matthew Coogan W OPrnheef Josrh Me- pytOa
Thomas p MeQuade Joseph IdbIspd ha"sn BTosn JON j.
Donovan, Hugh hoo Michael GRAHAM" Io a. Douglass Henry NJ
I5ndel Eyo Kamecke.
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.

To me Editor or The Trfbune.
Sir: You have several times spoken of Ker-
nan, TdeD and O'Conor as the men who made the war
against the Ring would not detract one iota
from the deserved fame OF these men, but by mention
ing them and them alone you have done an injustice to
distinguished Democrat who before any Of them In
heartily striking hands With the Reformers, and making
the first ringing speech which committed any portion OF
tine Democratic party TO the movement mean the Hon
Robert b. Roosevelt, Mr.. Roosevelt has OF late been
talked OF for the Mayoralty. do MT know whether he
is candidate and if he s do MT know whether he has
any chPnce of success but this do know that Dem
ocrat was earlier more outspOken or more effective In
his warfare against the corrupt ring than this honorable
REPRESENTATIVE OF an old and always honored NewYork
family Others may have pressed before him aud
claimed the praise; none deserve more OF It than he
Very respectfully, JUSTICE"
NeO York, Oct. /, 1872.
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POSTAL CHANGES.

Postmaster Jones, on Oct. /, ordered Super
ntendent Stephen H. Knapp take possession Of post
Office stations Gn spring-st) and lin AsIor-placeI.
Of the dismissal Of T. c. Hebberd and ID.
c. Ormsbee the superlntendents Of those stations from
tho department 10 rumored that their re-
msyal was in consequence OF heavy deialc atoms
or entertainments. but Superintendent Knapp
states that there nothing Of the kind as he was
proved be correct He believes that the object Of the
Gsnissai was The enforcement OF the discipline OF the
ham M Heagserty, formerly Of Station +. has been
transferred 10 station A. and Superintendent Waller
Kelly, formerly Of Station q, ~ Station ID.
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A MYSTERIOUS POISONING CASE.

An unmarried woman, age 2S. known as
Annie Davis, but whose real has not been dscov
cred, died OF cholera morbus alleged, on Aug TO- &C
No 697 Third-ave. where she had lived the wife Of
one Davis who was alleged to have itreated her. An
autopsy by DR.. Wooster Beach, Deputy-Coroner, re-
yealed traces Of poison and subsequent chemical
analysis OF the stomach showed that death had been
caused by arsenic. The paramour Of deceased was
watched by the police. hut direct evidence was
elected against MIN, he not arrested. SO far can
be learned the deceased from inland town, and
was the daughter of thrifty farmer. 1t Is deemed
probable that the deceased committed suicide through
Temorse. Coroner will probably hold inquest to-
day
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ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY AT MoRRIsANIA.

ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY AT HUhKISANIA'
A bold attempt was made, on wednesday
night to rob the German Savings Bank OF horrisan"'
westcbester The robbers succeeded IN getDg mo eno
banking office, breaking open small safe ID wHcn 'no
hooks and papcrs only were kept then finding them
elyes food n the search for treasure that quarter
operated upon another and larger safe IN which the DC
poeits OF the bank were kept After wrenchng on some
of the outer fasteDngs, they deeamped and et ther
implements behind, proving that they must nave Oeen
alarmed and fed precipitaely. The family OF MI
Hake who occupy the adjoining building returned nome
from an entertainment about 0'clCek, and dououS9s
caused the robbers to retreat The upper story OF tue
bank building occupied by temperance society In9
hall door was open until late hour and II Is supposed
that while the society holding meeting, tue ron
beers entered the hall and after an effort 70 cut holo
of the iron lining, forced the door open with Jimmy
The roSee failed 10 obtain any money OF afuele OF
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the canal Il s also proposed 70 lower the grade Of the
street az the ascent to bridge ID II feet In fc0
and is regarded ms dangerous. The classs OF Passac
has Dissolved the pastoral RELATION between the Rev.
Mr. Cole and tie Preaknefs ChurcD, and between the
Rev. Mr.. Wilson aud the Fairfield Church.
ORANGE fire at midnight on Wednesday destroyed
tho grocery and dry goods store OF r. 8 Van Ness, at
Muin and North Dayss shoe store and other
building, owned by A. H. Freeman. The total rss Is
estimated at t25000 which there Is small Insurance
GREEYvTLLE-M ID. NJ. Vreeland has been appointed
IN inc vacancy tho Board Of Street Commissioners
caused by the death OF Sheriff Jobn III. MidIner.
HoBoKES.-TLe Cole ctor OF Reyenno announces that
he Will sell ut public auction, Oct ., all the property Oh
which taxes for 1871 arc unpaid.
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Breroort Honse-Ex-Goy: J; G. Smith Of Termont,,
Robsr, Winthrop Of Bos':n ssAasn o. W.
Of H. DeyerauI Of Cleveland and @S o
go. N Holman HossBdgar Wees
81 usns,rl 49, Isor House-Col kseAe and John o. hvs o.
~. ~ 80 81 y,mes Hcfei-George Alfred Tgwnend OF
Nr fork Hot-Co j. H. Frensh Of Bostoa and
1boass Allen Clarke Of HeNO es- HefroPoLfan HoS-Dr
~ Ks. Al ngton Hon J. Leseung Of Penusy ssh
Joha A Nichols Of Badmore FVh Araae Hoslhe How n
Trs Of Mvyle II N Ael h1nroe Of Srrcns'i ani NJ
r. keenan, ofItea. Aibepdrk Hoiet-W de bancy Wa'd
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Mr. Greeleys election On the finances OF the country.
With an honest man country could not be ruined,
but Mr. Boutwel's policy certainly running ~ now
An aUe .peeon was also delivered by tue Hon. Lewis
NJ COatcs
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At DIcKrSsoys, IN PARK.Row'
q ,,o Noo,-slo 5p.m-1S5 MLlulht-.9'
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LONG ISLAND.
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-Mrs. Adams was thrown from
her carriage in Jerseyave, yesterday afternoon, and
sustained serious injuries Insley Brothers stationery
store at No 63 Montgomeryst entered by burglars
at an early hour yesterday morning and robbed Of
small amount OF money. The entrance TO the store was
effected through a rear window, the iron bars OF which
had been bent by a powerful jackserew. The annual
Inspection OF the Fire Department VIII take place Oct H.
The relief fund raised by the Department In aid OF the
family Of Engineer Mccarthy, Killed at the Erie nre'
has reached so9l Mrs. Neyen was arrested yesterday,
for assaung Mrs. Garfield, who had whipped the pris
oners son, age w. for attempting 10 outrage her little
daughter.
NEwLRK.-The citizens OF this place. on Wednesday,
gave public testimonial 10 III. NJ HObroOk, the Secre
tary consideration OF his valuable services IN project
ing and carrying forward the Industrial Exhibition.
The clothing cutters OF this city have formed an
organization for IN utual improvement. They have re.
solved TO quit work at p The Rev. Dr. Tlnnny OF
St Paui's NJ f. Oh urch IN this city has accepted call
FROM the Metropolitan NJ. L. Church OF Washington, ID.
C....The body Of German brewer, Bernard RaPp,
was found in the Morris Canal on Wednesday
night. He had been missing since Monday.
About 100 members OF the Roman Catholic clergy OF
the Diocese OF Newark assembled at the Catholic Inst
ue, Yesterday aud presented magnificent gold watch
and chain and "a beautifully wrought silver 10
Archbishop J. Roosevelt Bayley. The presentation
made by the Rev. Dr. Corrigan OF Seton Hall College.
Tho affair strictly private. none but tho clergy being
present The Archbishop In short speech thanked tho
clergy this well many other kndnesses received
at their hands Bishop Bayley has been Bishop OF this
Diocese for 10 years, and was It's first and only Bishop
PArERsoS.-The Passac County Board OF Chosen Free
holders yesterday authorized the Committee Lunacy TO
the erection OF brick building suitable for County u-
matte Asylum The cost h limited tO $4,000 aud the edico
will be erected on nyeacre plot Of the farm belonging
90 the City POorhOusc, which has been offered for the
purpose. committee appointed TO confer with
tho Morris Cana aud Delaware and Western
Rarvad Companies, and " secure subscriptions for the
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For A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT go direct
10 the Manufacturer, RsPgssCHBfD, l6 NaSalst
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Elegant, wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Grlddle
Cakes &C. pared minutes with DoOLEY YEAST POWDER
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FALL STYLES OF GENTS HATS.
r. ERSgSwEiS Manafseurer I49 NsaaI-si, near Spruce
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AHbOpoeenennI
Many druggists have BUINErT's COLOGNE.
A.-A.-Who is to be the next Mayorf-
This eonuDdrum that everybody willing TO give up Meanwhile
there splendid Fall Has and his store III Broad
way, is daily crowd,d
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M. Renan, who has been restored to his
chair at the College Of France, has conf
menced his lectures.
An explosion of gas in eulvert at the cor
ner of Ninth and Coates streets, Philadel.
phia, Sunday, caused great alarm in the
neighborhood aud damaged the street in
several places.
Some Of the towns in Vermont, having
vaccinated most of their population, are now
a little inclined to grumble because the small
pox does not come along. There is gene.
raj feeling that NIL the trouble has been taken
for nothing.
The other Sunday Mr.. Sturgeon, in the
coarse OF his sermon, "came down" on the
fashionable congregations who take no par!
In the praise Of God, but leave 1t all to be
done by few voices, or by paid choirs. "lt
il wretched, it is horrible said Mr. Spur
geon, "to sit in church where such Gus
tom Is observed"
"Where have you been since the COW
kickedp' is q delicate way the Chicagoans
have Of referring TO the late calamity,
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MORE FRAups.-The New York Sun OF
Saturday publishes q startling exposure OF
alleged frauds and dcfalcations, amounting to
several million dollars, i'll the stamp depart
mcnt of the Internal Revenue Bureau. Com
menting editorillly upon this statement, the
Sun says: The stamps have been issued and
sold, but the money, to the amount Of the
missing millions, has not been returned to
the Treasury. This statement is fortified by
a considerable amount of evidence, and we
are assured that there is much more not yet
produced. Our correspondent alleges that
the facts have been for some time known to
various prominent persons, who have labored
steadily and hitherto successfully to keep
them hidden. This subject is one of moment
Let lis see whether the Republican majority
in Congress will think it best to pass it by
without investigation"
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conscientious men who take one misstep
o,,ou And Themselves In moral maze whic' !
ON ON ,s,or ;nteIIecs, cannot thread. A man III
i'.. Fs r md, having wronged the feelings
10 , a ATTEMPTED to set them right by
,,y;n" her n $500 note. Ho then married ilei
sl'i. ny. ''I nosscssion of the note again, and
10 Ss' hiding that every step took him
,,' a,is, ,r n misery was forced to run away
u.s sls, ont Of the ineshes that he had spread
for himself. 80.
Josh Billings says: "If man N" 80, sos
eighty thousand dollars at interest anu u" to
.h s hons he lives in, it amt mitch tfouo'' "
Inc philosopher
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By D. Il. Wc!siGcr, .tuc.iunccr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" FARM NJ SIXTY ACRES tMurE uH lESD
OFLAND SEVEN MILES FROM MANCHESTER.
on THE OLD COURTHOUSE ROAD, N tilES-
TERRIFIED COUNTY. At AtCTioN.--By Sirtie
OF Il decree 81 the County Court Of Chesterfield
county ut its December term. i>1l. ia liz cas- 81
Mary HancoX II diS rs. Ainrrt u. Hancock 4 dis..
will sell IN front Of Chesterfield c"uFt-"li>' ~ Ne
Town of Manchester. on MONDAY the 18th day n
February, lS72, at l. o'c.ocE H.. ihe L.tND a"r-
toned III said decree. Icing SIXTY ACRES !morr
or lcssI. with Improvements ticlcon. a""'n.p- IT,
lands of the George Fugua. ". +. Gate, aid I. ".
Gill estates. Said Rand viii h" sold ~" "hu,. or III
.drd. Is may b. deemed most advisable I; The hour
Of sale.
TERMS: Onr-haif cash: balance 1t > : ana Twelve
months in bonds bearing interest md ~" retained
ill bonds are paid. c. Nt"Ah'
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by d. X. WEtsEGLE, Auct!onc'T.
e,
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By Robertson & Bronauyh.
Peal Estate Agents and Auc.!ouecr:,
Manchester, Va.
BY Lyme & Brother.
AuctioncerS and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2l2 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
a FURNITURE AT AUCTlON-,I shall. as sub.
stituted trustee under Il decree Of the Eicnmcat
Chancery Court la deed 'iltcl tn December ..s.
Of record in the clerks Office Of the Ciaucery Court
OF Richmond Va. in H. i. o. Il. p. 4. s.irs irreto
required by the beneficiary therein nainei prrc.rt
to sell ut pnhic auction, &! tie Richmond Hour
corner Governor and Ross streets. on FRIDAY, glh
Of February, 1872. nj the oHr Of 10 o'clock \. W..
large and general assortment Of lOLSEilDl.D al!
clearinghouse Of that class. embracing
WALNUT PARLOR SUITS, complete. covered
with reps: ~
WALNUT and OAK CHAMBER SUITS,
COTTAGE SETS Of WALNUT aud OAK,
BEDS a;id BEDSIESDS tabOut thirty.
Five BUREAUS (ass"r:ra Kind.
One SET Of DINING FURNITURE. cOmllrt":
WASlISTA NDS, SOFAS. CARPETS,
UAT-RACk. LARGE MIRRORS,
COOkING-STOVES.
and the usual KITCHEN FURNITURE, AMI nihrr
kinds too numerous 10 lncnt!"p.
6. W. MORRIS.
tr3 Substituted '!Fu.r".
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THREE BURGLARIEs IN TuIRTY MINUTES
AT > O'Clock OH Monday afternoon young
man dressed in the height of fashion, and
giving the name of William Newport, but
known to the police as CoonS, entered the
residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Bangs, at III
Wooster street, and walked upstairs. lie
had been i'll the house about ten minutes,
when Mrs. Bangs, hearing footsteps, went up.
He hurried dGWn the stairs and into the
street. Mrs. Bangs then asccrtaincd that Il
room had been broken open and robbed OF 4
quantity of wearing apparel and pair of
skates. At 2:l5 "CoonS" burst open the
door of the residence of Mrs. Bicrdinptel,
on the floor of "A south Fifth avenue,
and stole $50 worth of pawn tickets,
$3.50 in money, two gold studs, and Il
gold breastpin and locket. He was discov-
cred by Mrs. Eden Johnson, IN inmate of the
house. She attempted 10 stop him, but he
knocked her down, ran from the house, and
escaped. About fifteen minutes aiterward
he entered the residence Of Mrs. Marcella
Clark, on the first floor of the rear house ut
lis south Fifth avenue, by breaking pane
of glass aud pushing back the catch. While
he was ritliug trunk full of valllables he
WAS disturbed 10y the entrance of Mrs. Clark.
lie sprang into the hall, closed the door and
locked Mrs. Clark in. Mrs. Clark managed
to give the alarm, and as the thief ran into
the street lie was received into the embrace
of Detective Dunn, of the Prince-Strcct stu
ton. He described himself rs moulder
living in Twenty-third street heir Tent
avenl,e.-Neac York Sun, January 20.
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BY WellingtonsGo ddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

j
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE real. ESTATE KNOWN AS BROAD
ROCK" IN TIE COUNTY OF CIlESTERTIELD,
OF FOUR HUNDRED AND TIllkTf-EJGH!F;I
ACRES. MORE OR LESS, NEAR TO MANCHES-
TER.-I}y virtue of decree Of the Court OF Chnl-
Gerry for the city of Richmond pronounced on the
Is:li of january, 1879, In tic suit of Horne against
Mcdaniel the undersigned, special commissioner,
appointed thereby. wilt offer for sale at auction on
lie premises, on TUESDAY the 9Th day of Fcbrua-
ry lS79 Mt Il o'clock NJ, If fairs If not the first fur
day thereafter. the valuable REAL ESTATE In the
county of Chesterfield In the bill and procGcdings
mentioned, consisting of THREE TRACTS OF
LAND, the first containing about F0uR Hun I,S,
DRIED ACRES, the second abOnt TWENI1-
THREE ACRES and the third about FitIEEN
ACRES. more or less, and together constituting
what il known as the ''Broad Rock tract, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon: Said Lands
are about two miles from the town OF Manchester,
and the property is so well known as to render y
more particular description unnecessary.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to SO much OF the pro-
cees as may be sufficient to pay the costs OF suit anu
charges OF sale; residue credit Of one, two anu
three years from day of salc In equal instruments,
hearing interest at per cent per annun, the plir-
chaser to execute his negotiable notes for said &c,
ftrrcd payments, anu title to lie retained until said
notes are paid and conveyance the court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
a., OF Commissioner.
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puOpO6AfA

Ctiks'si n""H ENGIN EER's OFFICE, I
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, January q, ~ )
PROPOSALS WILL BE .ECE ;i,s Il.
AT th,s once UNTIL, FEiFiGARY 60, 1872; ,f Tor
The pA hs MAIN line Of The
anr Sr and Chic railroad: - .,,
lids may m,e for each class Of WORK SEA- ss!-
,m, snA Painting. Plans and specifications to DE
srsf, Mt this Office. Building loox2s, three stories
h -. "i''' Division Engineer.
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AUCrrON sALEs---Thia Day.
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers, =
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., AT
IL AUCTION.--THIS DAY ut 10 o'clock we
M ni len ~ wv WALNuT and MAHOGANY BED
WALNUT pARLoR SUIT, covered with green
NJ HppSI Any SOFAS and ROCKERS,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
GILT and WALNUT-FRAME M!RRoRS,-
FEkTiIER REDS. PILLOWS, and BOLSTERS;
SOFA and SPRING LOUNGES.
MAHOGANY S1DEBOARD and TABLES,
CROCKERY, CHINA, GOBLETS,
COOKING aud HEATING STOVES, &C.;
COOK & LAUGHTON.
foo Auctionecrs.
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EyA. C. Pulliam, Auctiolccr.

STEAM-ENGINE.-W be sold at auc-
- ton, Mt the machinery store Of f. A. Dayton,
Tenth street between Main and Cary streets, Oh
TUESDAY. january 9Th, ut L. O'Clock NJ. one
TWENTY-FIVE H0RsE-POW Err STATIONARY
ENGINE, In good order.
TERMS: At sale.
fp5 A. e. PULLlANl. huctfOneCr.
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GCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY.--A rare
~ opportunity Is afforded the youth of this city and
of telegraphing by the SCHOOL. Of Messrs. PAWN
TER & McGOVERN, which is now In successful
Ther, is a constant and eyer-increasing demand
for accomplished operators throughout the country,
and no profession or occupation now presents such
prospects for prompt and remunciatVe employ
nient. :,
Call at The school as above, where the instruments
may be seen In operation, and any desired informa-
tio as 70 terms length IT session, &C., re-, will be
furnished.
RICHMOND, VA, Deccmbtr q, 1871
de 2r-Tu&Sem
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AUCTION sALEs--ra.ure Days.

n By =. d. Eacko,
Id, Teal Estate Agent ana Auctloneer,
oalce No. Fourteenth street. between oiain ana
Franklin.
DEfNG REQUESTED BY THE OWNER,
Id Isha!I offer for ALE at auction, on the prem
Ises on TUESDAY the 18th day OF Fe.,rnaTy, M sI
known as FAIR OAKS, in Hcnric0 county, con !,
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND FoAu - s's,, .;is
AND TH1EE-FOURTHS ACRES, ADJOINING tl,e
lands OF s. Courtncy SIry. AIlcn Hycr, and others,
on the cast. and ON the north by the York River rail-
roe:l. The improvements consist Of q comfortable
FRAME DWELLING containing eight rooms, 2
I,OIJBLE KITCHEN, STABLE, BARN, and
other buildings, and also excellent well OF water
in the ward, and an excellent young orchard OF
neacl,es and apples. Possession be had iintnc-
diately.
"' F.. ID. EACHO,
res Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer.
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VnRsGGIENTI4Ac sTEA AaEHTbs s AND
shin GEORGE Is. UPTON leaves New York every
SATURDAY; leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLIAM z. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
D. BURR, President.
feoo l214 Main street.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE

CHARLOTTESVILLE
WOOLLEN MILLS.
Thanking our numerous patrons for their very lib
plrl support during the past year, we beg TO assure
them that, regardless Of the heavy advance in the
price OF WOOL shall spare no effort To merit their
confidence and patronage and that
THE PRESENT HIGH STANDARD
of cur fabrics shall not only be maintained, but with
Increased facilities and rigid adherence to our rule of
GOOD MATERIAL ONLY,
we hope to establish for them national reputation
For sale In Richmond by
j. COURTNEY & son,
THOMAS II. PRICE Co,
DUCKWALL & ROUSS,
BREEDEN & FOX,
ISAAC Styles.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ial3 CARDOZO, FOURQUREhN & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-06
BY Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
lib Main street.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG
D TION.-On FRIDAY the 9th instant, 1t
O'Clock P. NJ. we shall scll IT nnGion. on TIC pre-
misses TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOJS Tor
dwellings or places OF business. One has front Of
az xla0 feet t'th street between Canal ana BYRD
the other 30x70 feet Oh Byrd street between folrth
and Firth. ,o
TERMS: At sale. RICHARDSON & CO.,
70 a AuctiOncer9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-06
zAUCTTor sAIEs-- "a, ,.,.,.- -.
by Thomas W. Reese. Auett1ueey,,
No. 1917 Iain street,

by Thomas ". keesee, Auetisneer,
No. 1917 dain street. !.
SIL ,s,.I, g, RI, ~ WARE, GOLD
TIOE.-0n WEDNESDAY, Febr,,ary' "a: - AZ. q.
O'Clock, viii sell at my nuetiDn.iouse 'hf al -
DINMER, BREAKFAsT, and PICKLE c.s
Fine PLATED TEA SETS ard WArpgpa
CAKE and CARC-BASK Frs, AA'o'
CREAM. SYRUP, and IGE-piTCIERs;
ChRYERS and folks,
Iyq gA;Jka DINNER and DESSERT
fine assortms sn. q oEElGHr-DAY CLOCKS
ALSO,
One GnG GOLD LEVER WATCH. r,,,o
som. lhoAAS ". KEESEE,
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