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ssewa Jersey s,lty 0ssiser Feat SA la0.r,
pn,aa,g s a ssssa 81 weed oar . Eody.
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fTfepassh 20 Jersey Stty 9o 'sl'
Ths6ssfsst which rslgns 10 police i,cfiuqua,r u.
,ars sls:snSfr ebk Yyas broken Sasnrsiay nlsu ~.
hs Inn ,fsssscs r 20 man who was moon n,
NM s. rsi,1endotis mental eycitsmeh. ny y
fel,opyss two eyes stuck QUE Axe taloso ~ :.
hhster: his hair was doing the pofs s, .''
anil, bI,sitess. aud his Knees knoekg1 w "
Sathegsiike Spanish castanets. LAYS h a.s. !,
Gas .srobsbly entised, but s tho vieai hu .
ras ttS,sfble, we are not prepared 10 inahe .
,,osltlys assertion 10 that effect. Ihe scrsesms
in charge gased pensivsly at the iriguVc .ssss
tn,,Sw. and tinaify asked, "What Is the mas.
,er sss,h sso,,p y, to which the man STAN.
,,,crad an answer: "C-o-eome quick
T.t.t6arasa n,.as.llan lasin' under p-p-pile
oe kinallnr wood up here in G-g-Sregory
streaA His head is all m-maahed 70 tt.tnun-
d,ri,O In al, instant oil was commotion.
The sergeant blew his calt.whistle, ana mo-
,nent oiterTara the smallest of1cer on tne
fore tfotted into the station-house. ne
at once palioped out again on being apprfsed
Of theterTibie nature of the tragedy which
had taken place In Gregory street Just
above tae station.house. The moon was
cone down In the west, sou lantern was
needed. This the officer procured from
his house. The appearance OF the hight 10
the street was the signal for d grand up
rjsiag,-of..- the people. Windows were
thrown MP with a crash, aud nightcapped
heads, were stuck out, while shrili female
voices snrieked forth that emnently charac'
terfstic INQUIRY, "What's the matterF' Doors
flew opep and haif.dressed men stalked forth
in The keen night air. Lights cleaned here
and there, and the scene became one OF wild
excitement. The officer walked cautiously
upto corner, where the unfortunate mans
leg protruded from beneath the wood-pile'
The sight of these was enough. The officer
dropped his lantern and few ut the wood
pile like terrier at loose rat. The heavy
Sticks darkened tbe'aif, SO rapidly were they
picked up and hurled away. At last the last
stick was removed from the apparently dead
or dying mans head. The officer was in the
net Of drawing the figure forth into the
light, when the CLEAN Of lamp held aloo1
from neighboring window by curious fe
male fell on the head Of the figure. The
officer at once changed his mind, and con
Guided to let the figure lie. BE walked
quietly away with his head hanging down
The,crowd flied past the figure, and it wal
curious to notice the various profane excla
nations which they dropped. The neigh
bofhood took sudden stumble to the sitna
tion," and In an instant all was darkness
The, fellow who put that eflgy beneath thu
wood.pile Is wanted at police headquarters
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~, = ,Bs,Grubbs B. Williams, s..,f 4.
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers, :
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rw O VALUABLE THREE 4sfoRY-
l1AND4ATTIG BEICH TENElsENTs, NOS: L.
AND Isl. ON THE EAST SIDE OFsGOyERSuR
Or. THIRTEENTH, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS, AT .AUcTIQN-on
MONDAY, 18th November, at lg o'clock M !, we VIII
reuts named above, occupied respeci yely BY Mr. d
Marxiiansel as the Half -and-Hnif saioeD, and by
Mr. Mountcastle as the " Monroe" boarding-nouse
M They are both arranged for ,stosss below, With
hIniIy accornfod above: have long been used
which they are used. ylEs .tt.ss~.,s ...Es.i
Bei1s q Heaf TO Mar, street, on leading tho
rou9tHiifP and I'M the very centre OF the business
part Of the city, this property Is particularly deslrs
be to those Wishing 10 secure good stands for bnsi-
ness or good Investments l' I-,-
I ERsis:iAtsalc. GRUBBS s. WILLLAMS.EEl
noI5 ---------~-----~- Aucticneers.
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BLpNDEnINe INTO WEALTH.-An advertise
mentsin the Boston newspapers announcing
tho sale at auction Of the Dexter property in
Newburyport brings to mind numerous
stories current In that city respecting the &c
centric individual who -fourished there in
the latter port of the last century under, the
self-assumed title of Lord Timothy Dexter.
This 'Yas the fortunate merchant who, with
brains either SO scant or disordered that he
wassceatinually making himself I'D object Of
derisiop, still Numbered into what in those
days was considered ,stupendous fortune.
1t, was Lord Dexter who, on consulting a
waggish acquaintance as to q profitable way of
investing certain moneys, was advised to ship
cargo of, Advantageous to the West Indies,
and zzayailed himself Of: the advice, to the
great mirth of all who heard of the transac-
ton. The cream Of the joke, however, was,
the warming-pans found sale to the sugar
manufacturers for ladies, and Dexter realized
great profit on the venture. A shipment
of red woollen night-caps to the coast of
Guinea, suggested as a joke, turned out as a
most fortunate speculation Somebody wish
Ing to humbpg the, old fellow told him one
day that news had come that ali the whales
were dying Off Dexter went to work and
boughtaup all. the whatebone he could get
hold OF, fairly ,cornering the market, after
which he anloadsd at an Immense profit. y
Having at last blundered into great wealth
he assumed the title of Lord Dexter, and
spent q great deal of moaey in iaying out at
tractiYe grounds about his house, but ruined
the effects produced BY skilful gardeners by
setting up In every direction carved wooden
figures Of the most hideous description.
Twenty-Five years ago some of these figures
were stiAto be seen on the grounds Lord
Dexter, becoming ambitious Of literary dis
tinctiop, published book with the title of
" A PICKLE for the, knowing Ones"; but be-
lug conscious OF " eakness in the matter OF
punctuation, put all tho periods. commas,
semicolons, and the like at the end Of. the
book, telling bis readers that they might pep
per and salt Ills, production to suit them
selves. A few years before his death he had
mock funeral, and atterward beat his wife
because she did not exhibit sufficient grief
over his fictitious demise. Sometime acc
the house apd grounds once occupied by this
strangecharacter can,etinto the possession Of
a.Wealthy citizen Of Newburyport, who bas
made the place one OF the most beautiful
resldences:in New England. ~ ast ~. 1
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-. BY Grubbs q Williams, e., ~.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
rT1HE VERY VALUABLE FlVE-STORY
BRICK TENEAfENT.(NO. 1Ol At THE COR.

T1HE VERY VALUABLE FlVE-STORY.
L. BRICK TENEMENT. (No: 10l At THE COR
NER OF .FOURTEENTH. STREET AND To-
BACC0 ALLEY, OPPOSITE TO THE EX-
CHANGE HOTEL-Ths much-adInircd property
viii be sold at auction, upon the .premises, on
THURSDAY. 2lst November, at II O'Clock NJ. 1t
Inns 1--WE stories above the basement, the store being
occupied by Mr.. William Holt Richardson and the
floors above MS saloons and chambers. Above the
water on every floor, handsome marble-top wash
stands, several bathrooms, &C., and dumh-waiter
running from the cellar to the fopmost story. 90.
marble mantles In the principal saloons, handsome
iron verandah around three sides Of the house. and
In all its arrangements s complete. NO buliding OF
adapted was ever erected In tlis city. ra BIZ .rle
Sccal attention is invited TO this SALE rs the pro-
perty from ITS central location and thorough con-
struction, is OF character not often to be pur-
chased. 90, ~. HL.J.
TERMS Very liberal and made known at the SALE
GRUBBS' & WILLIAMS ~
no 10 s--.. a..- ..sl r,.: AucttOneers.
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q '.Gl BY James II. Taylor, y IsEsa =
Real Estate Agent ard Anctionser, as
! Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets. I;

COMMISSIONERS SALE sOE!1FALU.-
NJ ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND AT AUCTION.-1n execution of n
decree Of the Chancery Court Of Richmond enter
ed on the 18th day of December 1871 In the case Of
Glazebrook Ss. GiazebTook, the undersigned special
commissioner thereby appointed, VIII sell at auc-
aon, on the premises, on TUESDAY the 2sth dry OF
with = BRICK BUILDING thereon, fronting about
80 feet Tenth street, and In rear of
the factory occupied BY g. w. Gillian Esq. II viii
! TERMS One-fourth cash; the balance on, credit
Of six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes interest added the title TO be retained until
the whole purchase money is paid.
JOHN HOWARD. i, j,
:, sl4sl., - Special Commissioners.
JAMES T. TAYLOR, Auetioneer. T'1T noE
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:. ," BY Wellington Goddin,
! Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
2 cor1er of Eleventh and Bunk streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL, COT
L ITAGE RESIDENCE ON THE, WEST SIDE
OF ST. STEPHEN BETWEEN FEDERAL AND
COUTTS STREETS.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust
executed by William Fox, bearing date on the nth
January, 1868, duly recorded In Richmond Hastings
Court the same day, shall In execution thereof
with the consent of said Fox and all parties inter
ested, the controversy having been compromised;l
proceed to sell at auction. on the premises, on SAT
URDA 1.-the 3oth November, 1872, at O'Clock z. NJ,
in the occupancy Of w. L.. Landrum. 80 =. G:s;
The lot has front of SO feet1s inches and depth
of l2s feet to wide alley and the cottage has four
rooms. -s-g..s.t u r. f.yp. NH .thE y jf1IF =
! TERMS: At sale. ...-..- s-.tet..v b-
no 20-eodtds w. GODDfN, Trustee.
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'COMDfERGVlAI a. ]
CtskE kEp FLOUR Excl AsS s!s
s. sierElrssftos s VA Woven bes is' ls1s.

RfcHr6KDt YAss H0yeps peg as' . =
oFFEREiaS, =.
u.s,.sr pbse. is,a bcaasis Redo s,s72 nnshele
CoaN.-White, 1,514 bushels ;s.sA xrs:sSs; ~
erf1ATs--75a bushels y 80 - &
q MEAE-x3 bushels. fss.cst RI:
wHEkrwhte $40 bushels prtne s'n ssaPa r,ssi
terms ia bushels common az aLeo goo D conn,
a Mio5 ais Duaieis fair Mt &1sb o. nnss ~ scia veS
nj 9;s 40 bushels good at SL85 10 ~ zoo MAJ
rood at SLss 50 bushels very good at Sss rs
BE prfiY,e at @i55 Is bushels very gos1 ~ o.
Bushels very good at sl.ss ZOO bushels ~
fa1s I,77s bushels. 49, ,x4,atp terrts:
on h1sIspis common t Stss 152 bushels 9aas ~ sisg,
IA vary good private terms so s Us
seis very good at si.so; bushels commo nat Siin -
"a bushels good ut Sls5; 5os bushels yer Soou e.
o.; OF So bushels very good Of Sls1; LOG
mon>at Sl.ao ia bushels mt Sl.ss. .r.s. =,
liz bushels O., On p rSSs, f.r old AZ
ssc Ion i'm, els very good new on prlTatc - hs
ia bushels old on psiiva,ss teT rshes 10
ny ~ re re 20 hns fair western at &C.
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=, .,,r BY Richardson & Co.. 1t..,, ?
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, n.
''i3h No, lila Main street. "a
a HIGHLY-ATTRAC TIVEBUILDING

10 HIGHLY-ATTRAC
~ LOTS. ON ASHLAND AND RUTHER-
FO0Rn STREETS NEAR RANDOLPH STREET,
FOR SALE ny AUCTI9S.-On FRIDAY the 22d
iastane at 81 O'Clock p. shall soil by auction,
on the promises, TWELVE HIGHLY-ATTRAC-
TIVE BUILDING LOTS, fronting 3ax20e feet, with
an aleyn the rear 20 feet Wide. on the north and
south Sides respectively of Rutherford and ASH
land streets near Randolph street, about eadistdnt
between the. Reservoir and Arlington. ~ - S.
IT ERMs: One-tlilrt cash: The balance th four and
eig'nt months with interest, title retained Other
= NO ''o i'''' = '' : RICHARDSON & CO.,
FnoI9 IfE& ~ E.s. s&.sf+ AIctionecrs.
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y y es
siflt 'ilclss ~. ~ ia S,ssnss
|asd DAYS IN. ~ sss sss
an ihfibcr os " ~ S.,sssr
known IS about his puszs ~ sss ss IL
ind the sapltng. Turning asies y,.S
asoid one OF fnose aWiu. a,lea
abound i'm YifEtHla 49,
of bis 7. 8 SlH s...h ~ Nc
The gn was between s..s M, Sis,
wheel md the BODY OF the passs -. .,.ss
TO bend down and TOO supple t9 gieah, VIE.
sapIing seemed to the Judge 20 he s 0siofis
uHeonQuerable. nat 70 done anew i lss..s
He got down out OF tho bnggy, the petter ~,
apply his great tntellect % TIE sknotsy SUP;
jects and 20 study 10 fnorougniy UP. WMno
poffderlng yainly, negro man CAME aio.S' 2
"Uncle; - said the Chief-jnsttce, - Wsn
you would tell me about ,tnls sapnns; :.
can't get over IL, and can't get afounu ~,
and don't want TO stay, mere, az uas au s
miss court. what DO you thihh h i oe.'
ter do ~ 81 s t& = Fa2:
The negro could not repress 9 =, sSss p h
silent grin. /" Why, ole marsIef, sara ne,
81 spec de bes' thing you kin do y to back
yo'3 buggy twill you git ciar OF de sapiin,,
den turn de hade (head} OF y0 moss, ana uen,
you kin void de sapiir anu go 10 cote sllck
10 S9oSFrS rs ~~S'rs . =
Thank you-thank you klndly, uncle, l
should never have thought OF that IN tue
world. You are man OF superior nhnu.
There's half o dollar for YOU" Ana the
Judge drove jcyfnily oil.
Another aneedote, illustrating tue same
simple-mindedness and. easy gooa,nature,
has, SO lar as am aware, never pceii III
print. 1t is this: When Judge Mafshaii
lived in Richmond his opposite heighoor was
Colonel Pickett, father OF Inc Conleaerate
General George =. Pickett, OF GeltYspuIg
tame. Colonel Pickett was man Of wealth.,
lived well, and was NOS Gontent unless every
thing about bis household bore the marks sol o,
good living. bis horses were ms piiue, anu
were conspicuous eyerywnere lot .nesr Spa 1.,
did appearance, belnS as sleek, Ia.' anu n,sn.t
spirited az abundant 1904 ana eAce ,1
grooming could make them' Judge Mar-
shalPs horses, on the otner hand, were noto o.
riouSy lean ana uhkenpt: e LtStS oouy ~
Inc ynage naG iog s .ds the 1as.
Mas u.ousus =" a,s S,;,,a, naaia"tsd flo
SesIioh .nas ~. ol. 90 tSar foad md onnroo
nVises, eulo musa y. ou ~. ,Eo' ,'sa anod
priateu tne money ~ us s c~n u1., e'N
oe mt u so o mo a ~ Nv u;tho,,t aeov
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EMAIL THREE-sTGasY DWELLING,
u ON BROWN fFeRMERLY Pop LAR
STREET, FOR SALE. Al. ACTION win
O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises that very conve-
nienr and comfortable RESIDENCE on the north
side or Brown second door west Of Fifteenth street.
Tic lower story fs or brick aud the other stories Of
wood. with spacious and well graded yard and Is a
desirable residence. II Is occupied by good tenant
81 $500 per annuin. TIE lot is 22xls2 feet.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS g WILLIAMS,
no 10 o. 40 e 49, .ssE Auctioncers.
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The Nose IN VgRsE.-Alffed Tennyson
has performed feat by which he will secure
the admiration and gratitude Of considers.
bile section Of tho fair sex. In describing O
nose he, has actually brought the up-turned
snae within tie nlngeo Of poetical expression.
Hitherto this nasal organ has not been more
1slscately described than as "celestially In
ciined," but now the laureate, in the last
published OF his " idyls Of the King, de-
notes It thus: ~ IL
Lightly was her slender nose ~ 81 49, ~
Tp-elted ike the petal Of flower" -
"Tip-tilted twill henceforth take q promi.
neM Place in our language, and VIII come
aptly TO The aid Of those who wish to de-
scribe certain nasal formation without
offence TO the wearer. 3 ;<iffH s ~. ~
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, November 1s.-F1our in improved
demsnd; superfne, $5.25@S55o. Wheat heavy no
southern, a204sc. Provisions heavy for round lots.
Pork lower al Sls5c@ilc. Bacon. lard, and whiskey
unchanged. - - assi- ss.... e..t 4
Virginia consols, $50; registered, 4si; West Vir-
ginias, le-bids
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 10, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chapdise end passengers. L. 3. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Caroline Holmes, Jackson, Havre de
Grace, coal, S. L. Eathrop. L. C. "''' &" 49,
SAILED
Steamer Isaac Bell, Blakelnai New York, nler-'
chaudise and passengers j. w. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, ID. II. Rogers, agent l-.s assn.
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BY Robertson s. Bronaugh, sn-2f,
Real Estate Agenas q nd Auct,oneers,
Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Jt-. ~ y Manchester Va.

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, several very
n desirable HOUSES in. the town Of Manchester,
suitable either for residences for business pnr-
poses, and any number Of BUILDING LOTS In
various parts Of tho town.. '..;i.' r-.- a1s~.'7
Also, several FARMS In Chesterfield and atta-
cent counties some or which are rst-class estates,
Htng on James river above and below Richmond, at
prices exceedingly reasonable hgE salea ~ sSE5
oc 10 ROBERTSON & BRONAUGH. :
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EE Richardson & Co.,
IVY HICHafusVH o OUtf ,3i'
Real Eatate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1,l3 Main street.
DTHIRABLE sTUCCOED BRICK

A DESIRABLE + SUCCEED BRICK
IA DWELLING AND LOT Gsx185 FEET ON
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF PORTER AND
SALE By. AGCTIOS.-On MONDAY the 18th
instant, at O'Clock p. M we shall sell by auction,
on shs premises, desirable succeed BRICK
Ing four rooms, and kitchen attached, and water
the premises This property is situated almost In
direct line with the free bridge, which tmproye-
ment when finished: will greatly increase ahe value
Of said property. - ..yi ..i-s
TER1fS: One-tfird cash; balance In six and
twelve months with interest, secured by deed Of
trust -s,,s :s..-1,-f..., RICHARD & Co, IN
Auctioneer5
At ths same time we may offer for sale BRICK
HOUSE and LOT, with three rooms. near the above.
- -. RICHARDSON & CO.,
e@3 "a Auctioneers.
Ia ~ ePCSTPONEMENT. a. a lE
The SsAa Of the al,ove-men toned property is post
none. nv. Il WEDNESDAY the goth instant at
ppfcIock p b 80. - RICHARDSON q CO.,
~ 10 ~ !. t-S%5 IL r, a.s Auctoneers.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
OFFICIAL.

NyEW PLANING-MILL.-T under.
nade ta,sSranreursnts for water-power, they have
estIfliShcd q NEW FLAMING MILL on Twelfth
street Just below the 6allego Mills. and are now
Special attention paid to dressing T0hacco-Box
Lumber. Having had several years experience,
and having tho best machines to be had Ehare OF
patronage is gsolleted, promising their best efforts
10 please. PETER FAITHFUL q CO.
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agen!s,
3seE No. 1912 Main street.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE
"a HnJU AND KITCHEN! FURNITURE,
BAR FIXTURES, COUNTERS, Eel shall, as
administrator OF Thomas Westerman, deceaseal SCI ss
BER at 10 O'Clock A. IL, ut the store recently occn-
pied BY him, No. 1712 Main between seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets. all of the :, 49,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FDHNiiuhS, t
barrel Of OLD RYE wHIsKEY, IS
WINES, .-3 49,. g :'2t-s<'itt,-' ~,
Hall -barrel of BRANDY r. ;yfyi sr,t8ys sT..i ~
SO pair of BOOTS and SHOES, j. =, :.
SHoEMAKERfS SEWING-MACHINE, good as
. new; = F.sf. gsss4 -'sistt - VS. -.
and other articles too numerous 70 mention, 70
which we invite special attention Of the trade.
Terms Of sale will be cash. "
! LYME q BROTHER. AnctiQneeTS. no ~
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On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Novsm6sr aslst
and 7sd commencing of II O'Clock A. III. we WIZ
B cell at our anction-room tsecand 1901
THE hBoVE-NAMEDsyA LUABLEs TOCh.
WARRANTED as frst.ciass goods, from we'll known
New York establishment. - -, !, Ia
Tine stock Is mo- on exhibition. and Will ne sou
aI, s M '' tf1 =, IT. =. = Auctioneers.
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Esy Issne n s,rotsieF.
e A,,ct ,orssrs ana Yea, Estate Assnts
~ No. lsra sfafn street Z


VALUABLE FoTRsToRY q RICE =
I'VE sTOaE. WITH DWEI.Lf Efi, gyE ~ e ~
SiTTaTE ON TIE SOD III hisE y ~ r9 mA5s
TTY.THIRD s1KEETs, AT AUgTt0N.-,Wassa shall ~
ne f request OF tie owner sell &c gHpic VI
the premises ne seta ~ ~
ssTi,RY BRICK STORE known as tlle : ON o,ar
TTeuss II incsfed ms above described BeSfues ene
which d entirely out OF the groRnd tneie
a-e sr Tce rooms over the store. Tbs propTIy "
very centrally located and well snlted 10. icIia
Te fSt ms front or 90 by i2o feet to M alley
TERMS, OF SHE VIII be very liberal, and maae
kn mo- q at Tue TYNE 4 IoTHER. Anc.Ioneers
ByW. Goddln, 5sF ~ tff}ysft i
Real Estate Agent and AnctioneeT, i, ID
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets. Isl
ryyRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
lfREAI,E ESTATE. ON THE SOUTH stDEOF
RRoATY STREET AND WEST SIDE OF WALd.
STREET, NEAR CHESAPEAkE AND UaiU
RAILROAD DEPOT:-By virtue OF deea o. l ,s.,
executed TO the subscriber ON the 10Th o. MAY
duly recorded In Richmond CbancerJ Court on the
sili Of May, 1871, SHALL in execution thereoi pr9-
coed to sell at auction on the premises; on niSS
DAY the cd of December, 1S5z. at o Clock r III,
that valuable LOT fronting 90 feet on the south sac
Of Broad street, running back on the west Iue oi
Wall street IS feet Inches
Also all the right itle, and interest Of the grantor
in LOTS Nos. AZ and 40 In Mayo's additio Z.
TERMS. Enough In cash to deffay the expenses %
sale and TO discharged bond Of s4iG5g with Interest
from the 10th OF May, 1871 and es residue, on
terms, to be announced a. tne nSf u
20 % eodt3s E+syg VI Trustee. 4
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thews's Dig est, volume IS for fuckers Comlnen-
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eutors volumes !. 2, 1857 Patton 4 Heath, volumes
i.a.I All Einds of books bought. .a3 no eo-d&w :
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BY Telegraph.

Ely TGIeBEdPHe =,
/ NEW YORK MARKETS. -,,,
New YORK, November ls-Cotton firm; sales,
$500 bales uplands, latc. Orleans, letc, Flour In
Wheat held at 2l3c. higher. stopping business.
Corn 10 better. hut Inactive Rice steady at 7s3ssc
Navals quiet Tailow steady. Frelghts steady.
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Tennyson introduces the hero OF his forth.
coming Arthurian Idyl, " Gare.h and L.
rette," IN this fashion - f@
The Inst q: , tan son Of Lot and Belllcent,

+" The last tall son OF Lot and Eelliccnt.
And tallest, fsnreth, In siowsrfnl surine.
Stared al spatc' ga,
Stared at WHAT have asked the puzzled
etftiss. " hat In the world IL ass.spate ~
.Feister and Worcester shed no, light on It,.
Blk rom Peter LeYius's g aianipulns yoca.
hulerpal published in 1870, when Shak-
spEate tyas SIX years old, It Is discovered tbas
aItsSpate IL q turbulent streanu--a stream
swollen ty fsina.-. Chicago Istsr. 0osap,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 20, 1872
Sun rises. 1904 Noon rises e:2t
Sun sets............ 4a6 High tide. 30;
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!. AReE sANI, ATTR ACTIVE &

DIaMoNps GOLD AND Silver FATgdEs,
J. CHAINS, oPERA-GIAsSE5, CUTIE
PIATED-wAYE RE- &C., AT AUCTION. 81
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