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The New York herald., 1872-12-08
ART MATTERS.
Sale OF Derby-Evrard Collection.


The sale OF the Derby -Eyrard collection well
attended last night, and the bidding was mOre
spirited than on former occasions, and the result
must have been somewhat satisfactory to the deal
ers, as the prices ranged higher than on former
occasions. Last night was the closing ofone OF the
most remarkable sales that have seen in America
IL was regarded from the beginning by those most
experienced IN art affairs as a most hazardous
undertaking, but the upshot has disapS
pointed pretty nearly every one, and
we may look to the gathering OF other monster
collections. The following are some OF the prcea
realized by the principal pictures Here Comes
Mother,n Hubner. $3.50; "The Old Mill,r Her
zog, 1870; Reading the Letter. Chavet, &460,
"Listenlng,' Baugniet, sl,150; ''rhe Present.
Pausen, $500; Soldiers at their Toilet.r Cassano-
va, $l05O; sheep and Landscape" Verboeckho-
ven, $3.50; .sThe Conversations Lies, &ll25 'sThe
Cavalier Meissonier, sl,5o0; ''The Guitar Play
ing" Muller, $725; Learning to Play Bou-
guereau, s6,400.-rhs picture was bought
by Captain Baldwin; In the Boudoir,- Bakalo-
wicz s2,250: 'Going Through the woodsr Klcm-
beck and Verboeckhoyen. $1,000; ''Courtng.v
Hubner, s4l0; I'm the Studio.r Chavet, 1885, Tho
Bride" Paulsen, $3.50; "The Woods OF Fon-
tainebeau." Diaz, 1915: saint Eliza.
beth,n ittenbach, $3.50; Musical Amateurs
Chavet $500; "Cattle in Pasture" Mauve, s3ssS
madonna and Child" Ittenbach, $500; 'Tha
Stable" verschnur. $500 Teasing the Pet Ess
cosura, $540; "Returning From the Field, " Tschag.
geny, $500; "Readlng the Prayer Book,p Meyea
Won Bremen, $s75: 'Smi!inp at Me-" Magnes Merlk
Sl2So.
The New York herald., 1872-12-08
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON

The Government Disgustcd with the
Whole Louisiana ATair-The ATTORNEY
General Does Not Believe There Will he
Strife Unless Warmoth Challenges the
Federal Power, and then "He and HI.
Gang Will BE soon Cleane Out,,-The
Alabama Deadlock Under Consider
atiOn-GOvernment Interference A.L.,,
WASHINGTON, Dec. Z, 1872
The disgraceful muddles In Louisiana and Ala
bama have produced but one feeling, that OF dis.
gust among the high oficals IN this city, Attor
ney General Williams has received no further
The New York herald., 1872-12-08
SHOCKING SUICIDE.

German, known by the name OF ..Dutch Henry
recently employed by Rev. Mr.. Switzer at Allen
dale, on Thursday night committed suicide by cut
ting his throat. He cleared his wife ont OF the
house and locked the doors. On FRIDAY morning
the place was broken open and Henry was found
lying dead upon the floor. He had cut his throat
almost from ear TO ear and had writhed and wal
lowed about the room until not only was his body
covered with the blood, but the whole floor OF the
room was perfect mass OF gore presenting n
sight indescrlbabiy sckly. Deceased leaves q fam
lly in poor circumstances The cause OF his sulcide
was rum and uisBiDatioLS
The New York herald., 1872-12-08
THE YALE ALUMNI.
Orga nizatiOn OF Associat tiOn OF the
Old Members in New Haven.

Old Members in New Haven.
New HAVEN, Dec. Z, 1872.
A meeting OF the members OF the Yale Alumni re-
siding in New Haven was held here at the Superior
Court room, City Hail. on Thursday evening for the
purpose OF taking the initial steps for organizing
an association. About seventy-fve members were
present, among whom were ex-President WOolsey
and many OF the College professors. The meet
ing was called to order by Mayor Lewis,
and after the election or Judge E. X
Foster as chairman and s. Il. Baldwin
secretary, a committee OF five, consisting of the
following named, were appointed to report plan
OF organization at a future meeting :-Messrs
Charles Atwater, Rev. +. l.. Hermance, A. L. Train
George b. Farman and $. A. York. A committee OF
ten was also appointed to make arrangements for
a supper. The object Of the meeting was warmly
endorsed by several Of the graduates in brief
The New York herald., 1872-12-08
THE PACIFIC COAST.
The War Of Uncle Sam Against the Mo-
docs Continues.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec I, 1872.
The war with the Modoc Indiaws in Oregon con-
tnues. George Frock and Charles Monroe we're
killed on Lost River. Troops from Linkville
Warner and Bidwell are marching to the scene OF
hostility.
A terrible sand storm occurred in San Diego last
night. The air was black with the dust and sand.
During the worst OF the storm telegraphic commu-
nicatiOn was retarded.
An array occurred on the 2sth OF November, at
Adamsvile, Arizona, during which John Rogers
shot and killed Captain Henry Kennedy. Rogers
was discharged from custody.
Governor SafY0rd, OF Arizona, reports as result
OF the conference with C0chise that the chief is
inclined to be peaceable
The New York herald., 1872-12-08
THE FAILURE OF CINCINNATI BANKERS.

CINCINNATI, Dec. T. 1872
s. B. Keys 4 Co., private bankers OF this city,
who suspended few days ago, made statement
TO their creditors to-day These we're principally
In Cincinnati and New York. The liabilities OF Keys
Go. are $220, 600 while their nominal assets are
$4,000 and their real assets $4,000. They pro-
pose TO settle wi.h their creditors at 0ity per cent
pay able ~ six, twelve and eighteen months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03

The experiments instituted i'll 1870 by the
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company to test the
possibility of reclaiuins for agricultural
purposes the most unpromising regions Of
what has been known rs the great Ameri-
can desert, have been attended with the
most satisfactory results. At station 239
miles west of Kansas City, and nearly 1000
feet above the level Of the sea, wheat, bar
ley, and oats, sown in November, 1870, made
q good yield; while seeds of the ailanthus,
chestnut, oak, peach, and pecan, all ger7ni-
mated in the spring of 1871, and have since
continued to grow and thrive. White pop
lar and cottonwood cuttings at the same
place have done well, and tsnnsplanted ma
pies have grown from twenty to thirty
inches during the season. AT other points
To the trceless regions, which have hereto
fore been considered as far beyond the limits
Of productive territory, similar experiments
have been attended with marked success. III
no case was irrigation resorted to, the Object
being to test the possibility Of growing trees
aud other plants, depending only on the
rainfall for moisture, and exposed to oil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03
By Robertson & Dronaugh.
KGaI ES.ite Agents anu AuCtIONCtT'
NIanchcStcr. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALCA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD. NEAR TUE RICHMOND
FROM MANCHESTER BY virtue al 3 DEERE Of
the County Court Of Chesterfield county! AT III" Iir.
cember term, 1871. in the chanccry suit oi Bgg@agsh
u.s. Totty's administrator Il air.. We will otter for
sale at public auction. NJ the front door 81 the court
house Of the said county, al ]: o'clock W.. NON
DAY, l"th Of February, the TRACT OF LAND in
said county Of viii Hicn:r! Tntty died SEIZED AMI
possessed. containing about FitTY-FINE ACRES
on which there Is Il comfortable. dwelling, good VA
ter. aud considerable timber. which. from il proX
Unity 10 Manchester might he made profitable.
TERMS: One-loulth cash: baltrtc IN six. nine,
and twelve months. Title retaired until further o.
der of the court. JAMES 4. CLARKE.
WILLIAM AMB!Es,
fel COmu.is-iyUtrl.
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rnTR- ORDERS.
CoMMisSIoSER's OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, February 2, 1872.

COMMfSSIONEKS OFFICHi
RICHMOND, February 2, 1872
CLAIBORNE, 60, AGAINST sCHER-
I JNERUOEN, Sc-IN TILE CIIASCERY COURT
,T rI.I. Cry or RICuMOSD: BY decree entered in
his cause on the astn of january, 1872 the court
n odindgc order, ind decree, that TINS cause DC
,.frrrnd In ON, of tile commissioners Of this court
Ia INQUIRE into and report what property Is conveyed
hy and embraced in the provisions of the deed OF
trust from MARY s. Schermerhorn To George w.
apdolph, trustee, of date April 7, 1855 MISC, the
sum total of the debts secured hy said deed, tho
parties thus secured, and The amounts respectively
prior 10 that created by said decd of trust on the
property thereby conveyed: If so, the nature and
cured and to whom tho surplus If there be any after
satisfying the debts secured by said decd OF trust,
should be paid"
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By d. K. Wcisiser, Auctionecr

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sN;rr
~ FARM OF SIXTY ACRES MORE on = ~. IL
OFLAND SEVEN MILES FROM MASiJIrSsTr::>SS
% Tie, OLD !. GOuRJ-HOUSE ROAD. N CItFs,
Of decree Of the County Court Of Cas,, ',gr
county ut its December term. 1871 in t. c,t "
Mary Iiancox II ais. cs. Albert u. lIanrock ~
| will sell in front of Chesterfield court-rnut ~
town of Manchester, on MONDAY The lgtb d. T., ~.
February, 1872, at IL O'Clock NJ. the AND 80 q"
toned In said decree, being SIXTY ACRES M r'.-
or lees) WIN improvements thereon, adjoining H..
Gill estates. Said land will Dr. sold ~ 4 wholn n- ~ ~
ytcd, may be deemed most advisable Al fine h, a
Of sale. w. 'H'uf
TERMS: Oue-half cash balance ~ SIX ard,,,,,,.
months IN bonds bearing Interest. and title -c,,n.
I'LL bopasare pa!u &. {. NCRAE
Commissioner
in 81 '''
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AUCrroN sALEs---Future Days.
BY Lyme q Brother,
Zeal Estats Agents and Auctionecfs'
- No 19t1 Main street. -

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN HEN y.
S1RICO AT AUCT1ON.--Ty virtue Of q decree 20, on
the Circuit Court Of Henrico county on c.
tor Roners adminstrator and others, the snders
special eomnsS@er ON ss p sna on
WEsnNEsDAY the l4ttl OF February, ls72 that por-
tion Of the real estate Of Benjamin ". Roper, ae-
censed known as TRACT No. 81 containing 1 T es,s
nation FIFTY-TWO AND THhEE-EiohihoS
ACRES. ,>r. ,hroe
miles below Richmond, Is of good quality, and us
naarnass to the city renders II very desirable.
TERMS: Cash as to much Of the proceeds OF SAFE
as ia necessary 10 pay the cost OF suit ad charges Oh
FOR NEGOTIABLE notes satisfactorily endorsed with In
terest ut six per cent from the day of sale, nnd ute
~, cd nv the court. EDWARD Y. CANNON,
=" " 'A' Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LYME & BROTHER.
IN l5-2awtds
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Iy j.. l.. Eacho.
Real Estate AgcDt ana Aucd"nacr.
Office, No Fourlcrrth street, between Main AM
Franklin

rERIJSTEE'S SALE OF Landry W.
inc of :, decd of trust t scratgGb$ EdwTll infri
Ia me rs trustee. for tie orrpoac, ihcrcIn seS,i
on the eth day OF May. l.tj, shall o" atWyiH,
NJ o,ro,l I'm front OF l.curico Courthouse, stA j
public auction the following re2i estate: ..,,fr,
A TRACT OF LAND In lfcnrico c'p''"' i"'
twenty acres more or lCss adJoning iiia lL'tS
Isabella Allen, Turner sharpe, ana o''iei7' 'F'-'
seven miles below EichmGnd. ,..,...,,.. ,.,f.
Also, n PARCEL OF LAND Containing NV"
conveyed 10 said Hogan by John y. lM'i. . lin,
Also the FARM OF said logan, c3nr!e" u "']'
by L. Il, Duke. i,..scl5s>t "a
An or 50 much Of said real estate VII De s.i"
peccisary To rty the expenses of cAetN'i',S ~,
ccd nj tras, and charges and 10 pay 900 iue y! &
notes of $3.50 each, with the Interest thereon.
title to the said property is l&l!eyeJ 10 .: ann
title rs hold. d. 49, f.r.,r.
in -
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RESTAURANTS.
VETELLE, q

II REsTAuRATEUR, HRn
400 MAIN STREET ~--s-
keeT,s or hand the best that the MARKERS II.s ,y
AFFORD for HIS guests The luxures OF au 's are
Eeryed to order In the best et,le. His ,,yites
ready for dinner parties and lie esecia! "a, thir
accommodation. - ,c,,issi
The best WINES aud LlQ1 that are pnep tSs5sFD
In Richmond are found az his bar, wnere Mo-, en-
DRINKS are promptly made Ny Que 81 uis A
pegleneed hanss In the city. nps arc
With accomplished cooks, the hkSf a,s wear
served In the most elegant style. With the neS
ZETKLIE. turus over new leaf. and goes aneaa ,as
che buoyant spirit III the noW Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03
BY W. Gpidin.
10y " UNNNIH'
Auctioneer aid Rc,ti Eststc AGENT
cornor Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESiRAb5!Lsi =
L LOCATED REAL ESTATE II a M "a.
TER, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF hnihhii::y,<
TWEEN LAWRENCE AND WAEh.+ c,.t,rp
STREETS.--As the surviving trustee ~ g. <rs,rc
deed Of trust executed By Or. }. Br~EhS 10 I,sn
the unpaid purchase money! 70 '" oodiiin I'D
+. Tate bearing date 24th March, ise? dn', y 80
I'm Chesterfield County Court IL BOOK 90 -, r.
$50 | shall, in execution thereon thislhS ,h,rt,i
ouested go TO do by the creditor scared ,S'uAY
sell nj public auction, OH the premises, on 81 ttr
The 5th February iS!2 ut O'Clock T. VI, ~ ~ ,y
not the first fair day thereaf;er the very ~ :,
located real estate conveyed by The said &C., an
much thereof Us hay be necessary 10 pay oi'Irr,
maid purchase money, and located ~ above CO.
the first fronting 81 feet, more or ltS, snS
back 1855 feet, having thereon large gu ar.rrd
DWELLING. somewhat out OF repair shF ,b.,,Gr
fronting 10 feet, running bca &C iert, ss' real
two brick TENEMESTS; being u. S, W pnr-
estate conveyed 10 the said Broochs y u. "a. aid
cell and wife by deed of even date WIN u"
trust deed. !. -. ., , .rst-, II
sale and to pay VHa nes,ot liable noie " .e in D.
eth March, lsG2, payable three years ~ ~ y.le
scaled 4, the rate OF Use for ~, Thar oeis IT. an ae
OF Confederate money rs compared 10 Sor, rS ttr
day of the date of said note, with lnLctt, nf s4.d
amount so aseersained from the niatuts.? "a ,,.r-
note until paid; AND rs 70 the reslaue VI ~ AL
ceeds of sale on sneh terms rs the sala D y IT,
prescribe and direct or on his failure 20 nus
struc;ions, then on such terms Us tls gu. nnnIS
tee shall think 10. W. ,.J ~ rTusttc
ia % suf'i'ns -
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent ana Aurtiunccr.
corner of Eleventh and Bank s,rrrts

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALTA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE KNOWN As Z. REoln
ROCK IN TIE COUNTY OF CsikSTERFIFjm
OF FOUR HUNDRED AND lHIRTY-EiGirr
ACRES. MORE OR LESS. NEAR TO " iNJWrS.
TERRY virtue Of decree of the Cour. OF chan.
Gerry for the city of Richmond. pronounced ON ih
10th OF January. lsI2, In tie snit Of Horne ae!u,,
Mcdaniel. the undersigned special c0mmssioyr-
appointed thereby. viii offer for sale i; auction. ON
the premises. on TUESDAY tic 6th ,h.y of Fcbr,,,.
ry l97?, at |. o'clock ". II fair II not tie .si .ir
day thereafter, .h" valuable REAL ESTATE in,is
county of Chesterfield In the bin and proceeding,
mentioned. consisting If THREE TRACTS OF
LAND. the first containing about FOUR HIN
DRIED ACRES. the second about TWENTY
THREE ACRES. and the third about FIFTEEN
ACRES, more or less, and together constituting
what Is known as the Broad Rock tract. with Mi
the buildings and Improvement, thereon. Sald Lands
about two miles from The town Of Manchester
and the property Is 50 vel! known as 70 render
more particular description unnecessary.
TERMS or SALE: Cash as to so DiIcii Of the pro-
cccds may be sufficient 10 pay Tie costs Of suit aaI
charges Of sale residue on credit Of one. two and
three years from day Of sale. In elu: ins,a!mcns
hearing Interest at per cent per annum. the ppr-
chaser to cxccut@ his negotiable notes for said de-
ferrcd payments. and title Ia be retained until said
notes are pId and conveyance direcicdhy thccourt
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
ia 81 Commissioner
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AUCTION sALEs-.Future Dox.
Ss>SSs>~>~ = = DayHs
by Lyme & Brother. e,ro--~
Aucdonecrs and Real Estate Agent,
No. liz Main street,

@ Il I + Eat
#T7RUsTEE's SALE OF HO1lspu,,
4 FURNITURE AT AUCTION r sb. tt.1OLD
stttuted trustee under decree of the Vi - sub
Chancery Court In u deed dated 5th DeeeIma Dond
Of record In the clerks Office of the ,amar iss9
Of Richmond Va, In y. Il. % y, D. &. hc,na Conrt
required BY tEe beneficiary therein p1 srts
10 sen ae puddle ael n at The Richmond Hs,aa
of February, 1872, ut the hour Of 10 ocIacHo oh
large and general assortment Of HOUsFJicii 81,
KITCHEN FURNITURE. usually fo,,,dD and
clearinghouse Of that class, embracl;,, 1'''' IN
WALNUT PARLOK SUITS, conpie.o n,.
with reps; ''' Covered
WALNUT and OAK CHAMBER sErTrs
COTTAGE SETS Of WALNUT and oar
BEDS md BEDsTEADs fabout thirty,
Five BUREAUS (issortod kindj
One set Of DINING FURSiTCRF. co,,,,,,.
WASIISTASDS, SOFAS, CARPETS.
HAT-RACB, LARGE MIRRORS.
COOKING-ST0YES.
and the usual KITCHEN FURNITURE. ,,s
kinds too numerous 10 mention. @''' 'ei'er
g. G. ~. NORRIS.
lo3 Substituted Trns,
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by Robertson < BronauSh.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
Manchester, Va.

REAL ESTATE IN MAN.
Y CHESTER FOR SALE.-Ey request of tie
owner we will proceed 10 sell n. rurlic ant.ion on
the premises, at o'clock on SATURDAY tho !$h
Of February. HT2. the HOUSE and LOT owned by
A. B Davs. situated In TIE ;"yTN Of MancIie~c:. on
MI alley north OF Hull street between Seventh and
Eighth streets. The house contains three Eon!is.
The lot fronts OH said alley r. feet and runs back 'g
feet.
TERMS: Made known Oh day al stir.
fr I-tlS ROBERTSON & .tt\ ~ tili.
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1917 WINTER 1911
lCf i. ARRANG CEMENT. 10 L.

SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND. FREDERICKS-
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE
Byrd aud Eighth streets rs follows:
The DAY TRAIN daily ut $40 A. NJ. arrives III
Washington at 1915, Baltimore Except Sundays
at 2:l5. Philadelphia at 6l5, and Sew York 1t 1920
i. NJ. THE SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily Except on Sundays) al
sa5P NJ.
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond at 81
7. NJ.
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives in Richmond Mon
days cNcepted) mt $50 a. NJ.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for MILFORD
leaves BroadStreet depot daily Sundays excepted
at $3.50 =. NJ; arrives in Richmond ut s:ie a. NJ.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave OIL Tuesdays and
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points north, east,
and west.
Companys Office, corner of Broad and Eight,
streets.
Ticket office. corner Of Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. i. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
T. T. d. MYERS. General Superintendent. je
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after September lst PASSEN-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays cX-
ccptedJ ~ follows:
$50 A. M.-MhIL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs, CONNECTING At Gordonsville with the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington aud
North and Lynchburg and South.
1886 y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRAIN for Cor
ousville except Saturday, on which day 1t leaves
ut Il. VI. This train connects ut GordonSville with
tile night trains the Orange, Alexandria and Ma
nassas railroad for LYNCIlB URG und WASHING
TON.
Through tickets. at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Stecrage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, liayre, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen and Gothcnburg, to AL points
on this road. can hc bought of the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond, or can he ordered through any
station agent on the road
Further information may he obtained ut the Com
pany's offices.
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
4. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES +. NETIIEKLAND, General Ticket Agent.
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crrpps G. U-urJ,ys. AuctIour.rs. lei

4 SSETS OF BANK OF FITTs1 LNA'
N MA AT PUBLIC ACCT .oN.-S2t!cc l.
virtue OF IL decree entered in the Laite! Sttl''
Circuit Court for the Eastern District 81 w w
gnIa in the Cause III Harvey Terry agatn,' l.|
vanla. on SANITARY Eth. 1872. will rpccc1 on tN'
DAY, March :, l>72. at Il o'clock ~ NJ. ~ ir"h',i
the United States cHstonI-llniisc. on D"NN Hu''
Richmond. Va, To sell public auction 10 lie l1f'
est bidder for cash lit United states curFcirf. ~
the BILLS receivable In my hands ~ receiver III
said cause. ,,, nit
bank for the gold distributed among them. ~,
Also n large amount al q I l. - EEh J +
STATES NOTES iii! BONDS.
Printed schedules and descriptive lis,t Of said -
sets for public inspection Icy atlpcT5ons ne'''e' o"
and after EcbrtIary l0.h. c,rru
Receiver - Bank Of P!tCylNIna'
RICHMOND. January -. 1872. y "i-h--
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o,,rrmcs of weather. At one point where
these experiments were undertaken, STU y,
atcd over 1000 feet above the sea level uis
growing plants were seriously injured s, d hrt
many Of them destroyed by hail-slortn, put
such disasters happen everywhere.
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4 BIG STRIFE.

So far so good. Ali things were prepared
frra big strike The tclcgrapiic instrument
was put to work, with IN operator specially
engaged for the purpose; the printers were
busy ut work i'll getting out new book Of
rating and other miscellaneous jobs, and all
that remained was to secure funds to keep
the lncn alive. The Mcssrs. Brock accord
inely SET themselves about the Business Of
cAnvassinS the country, and secured thou
sands Of dollars, in sums OF 500 each, from
lnauy Of the leading merchants Of the Com
monwcath, rs advance subscriptions to their
agency. The books were nearly full when,
on Monday last, the Brooks were not to be
seen Mt their place of business. The EN-
pioyGs wondered, but suspected nothing
wrong until lust night when Mr. Manly w.
Gillian, clerk of the establishment, received
a letter, of which the following is copy:
"SrKlSGrIElp, January 20, 1872.
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RICHMOND STEAM kerry
III TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY.-TO THE ISRAELITES OF THE
SOUTHERN STATES.-I am now prepared to re-
ceive orders for CdATZOS) PASSOVER BREAD,
which shall be able to furnish In any quantity de-
sired.
Having an entirely new bakery, with every ayaila-
lille facility, and besides, there will k HI Israclie
la CHARGE should be sufficient guarantee to all that
everything will be conducted In proper manner. |
refer by permission to f. j. LEVY, President IL. K.
Is. s.; N. MILLIllSER, President Bath 4 Ila-
bat RICHARD ADAM,
In 27-Sot Proprietor.
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ATrTToy gALEs.-.Fiis nay.

AnCTION SALE BY MOODY &
"A RoYALL, MANCBEsTER wA anet Inc r re-
9u HSTTTfpsSy adj or February. ut 81 r. NJ, nc the
corner Of Seventh and Hn streets Let Of valuable
HOUSEHOLD and K1TCHENF URhIIoIiasEs -, ara-
ios to- n1sneroug 10 mention; all rs good as new
fl 3.1f# NlOoDI o. ~ : 1n-1-1.
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REAR ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
~ ACRES ENOUGH.

FOR sALE.-Several SMALL FARMS n ,Ir the
city FOR SALE ON MONTHLY PA1MENio or
on such terms as may suit the purchaser.
For particulars, apply at ,,r erprET
fp Oft lOUU MaIN -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03
NTnLIAM Z. WOOD & CO.,

w 37S AND 375 w. BALTIMORE STREET
BALTIMORE, MD,
manufacturers OF SrEAM-HEATING APPA-
RATUS and inventors; Of the new pollshed-front
nat-top PARIS RANGE-in every respect the best
cooking-range in the United States, and warranted
to heat the rooms above 1t received, with the cole
hi-ted Paror Sun and Lightning Fireplace Heaters,
the first premiums AT Tie Maryland State Fair and at
line American Institute Fair. New York Buy either
the Paror Sun or Lightning Fireplace Heaters and
the Paris Range, and you will have the best hoitng
fireplace stove and the best cooking apparatus In tho
world.
Send for descriptive circular.
WILLIAM r. WOOD & CO.,
Manufacturers and Inventors of Heating. Tentila-
ting, and Cooking Apparatus, 37S and 375 ". Bal
tinIOrc street RaltiInore, Md. R4l3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03
By A. c, Pulllam, Auctioneer.

BY A. o IuIII1H1'
oTEAM.ENGINE.- will be sold at auc-
- nnn AZ tho machinery store of r.. A. Dayton,
Tenth street between Main and Cary streets, l, on
SkTiIRDAY the sd day Of February, NJ 10 q; o.
ono TWENTY-FIVE HORS E.POW En- oIA-
TIONhR ENGINE, In good order.
!. N q A. C. PULLIAsf. Auctionecr.