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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17
BY James N. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lilo Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDlylDED
Il MOIETY OF THE REAL ESTATE IN TEE
CITY OF RICHMOND FORMERL1 OMEEp
AND OCCUPIED BY THE VIRGINIA STEEL
COMPANY AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF = ueeo
Of trust executed March 4, 1859. by Ur1al es 70
William II. Macfarand and Powhalan ho1 ,S
trustees, to secure the payment OF certain 1onu
dnted March T. 1885, for $4,000. bearing interest IRON
date and default having been made IN the paSm
said bond, and being required so to do by the rene
fcary in said deed T. US substitute trustee appointed
Ivy the Circuit Court of Richmond, VIII offer Ior sae
ut public auction OH TUESDAY the 30th Gay OF Jam
uary, 1872, III fair If not the next far Gay thete
after,) on the premises, ut % O'Clock I. a.. ual
undivided mocty described in said deed, as io!i3ws
to wit, The REAL ESTATE in the city OF kic.l-
mond situated Oh the north side OF DANES river
between Eighth and Ninth streets, fronting la3 ieet
on the south side Of Haxalrs MN canal anu extend
ing back between parallel lines 23o feet to James
river. together with that Large BRICK WORN
SHOP thereon with the right Of 100 inches o. water
under four-foot pressure, taken from the Franklin
Papcr-Aiill and the works below. This properly,
from It's central location and water privileges Tor
manufacturing purposes may he considered among
the most valuable now in the market
TERMS: One-third cash; balance ut four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes. Interest
added, secured by deed of trust.
4 plat of the above property may he seen at tue
oh'e u N'' A"'''oNe JAMES ALFRED JONES, =
Substituted Trustee.
r. JAMES NJ TAYLOR. AucHonesr. -stt u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17
By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana baiih'

Eleventh street DetNecH Silil oho A'o''o'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LANDS NEAR RICHMOND, BENZ
A PART OF THE CRAIGTON ESTAIE;Iln
execution Of decree of the Circuit Court OF Hen
rico entered ON the 27th October $50, III the case OF
AL NJ Smith and ais. u.s. Christians executor anu
ais" the undersigned, q special commissioner
thereby appointed, will sell at auction, upon lne
premises on MONDAY, odd OF January, ls'?. COIL
inencing at II o'clock NJ, the following LANn ~.
being part OF the Cragton estate, OF Wnlch tne
late Dr. William A. Christian died seized, ylng aoout
three and one-half miles cast Of Richmond: r,,,n
First, the PRICE TRACT. containing NJ ~,
UNDRED AND SEVENTY-SEVEN 49, 49,
THREE-TENTHS ACRES, lying near lne ~, Sla.S
ton road; about 100 acres high lana, aho tn e III
naiuder, Including about 80 acres OF WOODS, ~
low grounds and meadows, suitable lor grass 'inu
corn. ar.,- ,.-o.
each, lying OIL each side Of the Craigon roaa' Noa;
and being cleared; No. ,, one-hal cicareu' I aho
the other In wood, some Of them very heaSy. INT In.
sale OF these lots will commence WITH NO. lhee''
the city) and proceed in regular order.
trucking. The uplands are light, quick ana pro
ductiye; the bottom land Is very rich: Inc access
to the city is by good roads, and the neghborhood Is
good and improving. .a, 80 .,.,
auctioneers .,
TERMS: One-fourtll cash; balance ut SIX, WE'VE,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, WIN III
terest added. Title retained by the court unln the
notes are paid. Purchaser to pay taxes loT l3Li.
JOHN A. COKE, Commissioner.
& WILLIAMS AuctOneGrS. 1ao
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ByLyne & Brother,
AuCtIOneGrS ana NedI ESCIDC HBtHtS,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAND IN HENRIC0 COUNTY ABOUT
TEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND.-By virtue OF
n decree of Henrico County, Court. pronounced on
the 18th day of january, 1874 In the suit of Lacy
and ais. rs. Hobson and als, we shall, as special
commissioners thereby appointed proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
the 18th day Of January 1872, at the hour of o'clock
P. NJ, a TRACT OF LAND Gontainlng one
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY.THREE AND FIVE
EItiHTuS ACRES, more or less, with the usual I'm.
proye1nents thereon, and bounded by the lands of
Henry POWELL George Savage, and as, being the
same land of which the late benjamin Is. Il. Barker
and Julius A. Hollson died seized.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with inter-
est added title retained by the court until all the
purchase money Is paid aud conveyance ordered
BY the court. .a
E + y AHfe2 7; 8SASSoS'} Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17
By Lyme s. Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lala Main street.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN He

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN HEN
y RICO AT AUCT1ON.--By virtue OF decree OF
the Cirrnit Court of Henrico county entered Oh the
eod Of Decen,ber 1871 in the suit of Turpins execu
tor rs Ropers administrator and others, the under
signed as special commissioner under said decree,
will offer for sale ut auction the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of February, 1872, that por-
ton of the real estate of Benjamin ". Roper, de-
ceased known as TRACT No. s., containing ~ est,
ACRES. 49,,
This land lies on the Central turnpike about three
miles below Richmond; is Of good quality ana i's
TERMS Cash as to SO much Of the proceeds OF sale
is necessary to pay the cost of suit and charges OF
for NEGOTIABLE notes satisfactorily endorsed with In
terest at six per cent from the day of sale, ana TUE
retained until notes paid conveyance greet
ed by the court. EDWARD 7. CANNON,
~ - ~ Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LYME s BROTHER.
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AUCrIOy sALEs--Future Days.
80 By w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Ancfioneer,
corner Eleysrtli and Bank streets

r ARGE BRICK DWELLING, HITCH
EN-, AND VACANT LOTS, At TIE IN sD W IlE
srREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0H.E.W IL, DC
sold at auction, the premises on alaa n;sITK
ary 10, 1872, at o'clock =. d., the miss ccra,.rr
Of MI B. ". Elmore The lot Inns front or % ieet
aud depth OF 1871 feet TO an alley afteen nee r.
ns,"seilinr fe dwelling In one lot the Large DICK
Kitchen with four roomsl Ia another, ana tue 'ae'
LOT on Price street in another. 5 .,r.,ro
TERMS: One-thtrd cash; balance at sA anu e.,
months, bearing ten per cent. Interest," Ny
trust deed ~ W. Euctioneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17
BY W. Goddin,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent,
no,ua- nf Eleventh and Bank Streets

VERY DEsIRABLY-LOCATED FARM
Y CALLED "OAK GROVE ON BOTH !, S .,I, 2
OF TIE stony RUNo , R0A HR,,S aAE3s5 1000
E .H1r Y FnR ShI.E Ar AUCTION.--At the re-
mes. of the owner, shall sell at auction; on me
premises M9NDAY he 22d Jan,ary farm me- called
. 0ak GROVER situated Us above, containing by re-
cent survey 7a5 $4,000 acres of which seven ana a,
half acres lie OH the north side OF inc roau td
thereof which has been divided into three i0ts el
about eight eac on one OF WHICH, fsrge bre
nine and one-quarter acres, there STANDS niG
framed barn or workshop. This property Is al,
mraGy well adapted for market Er,dsn sb Ur nt
tract th attention of capitalists and others. IL WI
he sold as whole or divided, may be deemed BEST
at the hour of sale. 1- roDDIN
TERMS: Very liberal. W. GUnt,oneer
Ia l5-eodtds HuE -
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, narcotic influence, LOT Tue GIMP ..s,,,;t,r.
tmallv listened with patience, un aal.S
ali these anarchic,l proceedings, 70 slN ,.sd
from tho throne. sort of programme ss s ~
by the new Dcy respecting tue sysy =. ~ y.
government that would be pufsueu m ~. ~,
ture flor the man OH the THRONE I ,s, IN n
idea that the virtue OF soVcIelsn,' .,,nt 10
whit Il sits on and really imagiheu 'na n,,nr
was firmly seated IN that supreinc rUm 49,.
which he had himself shown 10 oe ~ p pi iE
rious even in legitimate lsr,,4, uho,it
He told them that he was hene, nr;nc;nles.
TO govern the country on Soou pniare war
and especially that nc Wouiu ronc;ed that
aoainst a good many people VINO iaii.'I hsods.
No dancer was hanging over theii ,i.;.,, -
. I Country is at peace" said he, Nv hada
non n deal foo many; and he especially utuo
,hn,n IN take notice that he was a soNe,eiSn
% Who vo,Ild do Justice to all, az "iilcu o.,
o,,.at;on he hrondished his swora ABOUT us
80 sa, 'I IN what WAS doubtless felt TO be Sly
'i' Than III. ordered the drums TO beat ana the
cannon 10 lc fired, to give notice 10 inc Guy
# \ changed dynasty. While tbs was Dciiis
done one of the chianses, OF messengers Oh
The palace, took heart Of grace, anu suddenly
.na,cLjnc IN q clrbine, shot the usurpcr
dead. at which action everybody seemed 10
recover from their stupor, ana the Woih VI
cutting his five accompliccs to pieces, altcr
the eastern manner, at once cohHehceu'
Even Ali Bashaw, the new Dey, acKno"-
lodged that if this audacious rebel haa hept
his seat hut Il few minutes longer, ana ullIli
the cannon were fired, the GoTernment
would have been subverted. Never was
treason on such an humble scale SO near sue
cess. These six men were the sole cohspila-
tors; but the inaction OF the surrouhu.nS
soldery ito whom they themselves helonseu)
is explained by their ignorance OF Tue eA aeid
of the plot and their fear OF beng suppTSs;. ~
to be mixed up i'll it. As II was, Ihc Iliiei
rebel WAS the shortest Dey on record-a king
for Quarter Of an hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17
ByGrubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctonecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE LANDS IN TIE COUNTY Or
CHESTERFIELD At AUCTION.-ltn ptrt SMELL eSeSn1
county, entered IN the clancery cause Oh SLSs anu
ais rs Gates and ais, the undersigned, specM COM
missoners thereby appointed. will sell Ut aucton, ~
Chester on The lShmana anu rsefs 10 ocock 81.
tho following REAL ESTATE OF Which tiG IT,, iate w:
beverly Gates died seiZed-to wit TWO TRAGiS
OF LAND conveyed to said Gates by b. a. WIN
/. The "YELOW-HOUsE" tract, or Winfree's
residence, lying on the Richmond ana fetersnure
turnpike, adjoining the lands. of w \. Peroue e
Charles W. Frcnd {. I; ManpleS, al,9 :; FG Ig'
NINE ACRES. The improvements consist OF Il
good FRAMED DWELLING with seven rooms, be-
sides pantry and store-rooms, dair!, ktcheii, tm"
harI,s-all OF them excellent buildings. :hDGt lai
of the land Is arabic, the balance Is Mosu! III pine
Of original growth.
. The tract known as ''ARCHER'S,n containing
FOUR HUNDRED AND N1NETf--SEEEN AND
ONE-TENTH ACRES, lying about mile nile to the
west of the dove with the Glover Hill railroad run
ming through 1t, adjoining Hamlln's estate, >. d.
Snead, James Dillon, and Halls estate, and within
$50 yards of the hotel at Chester weTe tnerG is
are no improvements upon TINS tract from ohe-llu
to two-thirds Of 1t is I'll original oak ana pine woou'
affordiug large quantity Of fine lumber s,,,r,,
ACRES on the Richmond and Petersburg turnpike
adjoining the Drewry's Bluff estate, the lands of JAS
B. Jones' 4. \. Wills, and formerly owned by +. {.
Chkcy. And 4 LOT in the plan OF Dayton, on the
north side of the Mancesterand Failing Creek tufn-
pike, go5 by 100 feet.
Bidders from Richmond and Petersburg may reach
Chester by the cars and return on the same day,
TERMS: VIII be very liberal; II desired, a large
credits. NJ. VI. GILLIAN. Comm'rs
las c. c. McRAE, ooi''' 10
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From Cumberland County'-'a''''
grants wantcd.
c.nsr,,,r January s, 1872.

E,,tors Of The Dispatch r:ea ta c enGo'i IT.
age an .nu sao nr James river to push ava!
the sosn S.'.o cs.rocs and worse white Radi'
ca,s , who aid Counsel, and abet them: we
U ,.nt VIM ;udnstrious, honest white people
YAM land in large quantities, on and ncaI
yV;,ris,s river. can be bought in this neiSh.
horhood at from So to 3 per acre, with Soo0
improvements thereon.
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Jcyor.ScE AND BIIsS.--A scene occurred d
dav or two since upon the Lake Shore rail-
road between Erie and Cleveland that occa-
stoned momentary sensation In one OF inc
coaches of the passenger train. a Young
coun;rvman entered the cars ut Glrard,
Penn, and taking seat by the stove began
to lInwrap several yards OF homemade
"comrorter" from his face and throat, when
operation, when completed, disclosed colln-
teuance that glowcd with the healthy tint OF
the boiled lobster, relieved In spots by occa-
sional darker discoorations, indicating q
cutaneous disorder of some dismal character:
In addition to these "spOtS on the sun,
his brow was surrounded by corona OF
hair of the Thompsonian type, that stoou
erect and formed waving nebuEe OF capli,
lary beauty that heightened the rich ana
roval tints below. After getting comfort
ably established the new passenger looked
around and discovered an acquaintance III
the seat adjoining. Greeting ensued, when
the latter asked, "What is the matter with
your face:" r.,
"WclI," replied the rllby-tintcd chap, 81
don't know exactly what does al me; some
thinks il is smallpox, but | don't believe II.
though orr folks kick up such mllsS that
thought | would run up TO cleveland ana
sec what was the matter
This conversation. which was conducted i'll
a loud voice, was listened to with interest ny
the other passengers, but when the speaker
had ended there were several vacant seats Ill
the vicinity. and though medical expert
who was in the train pronounced it simply Il
case of crvsyelas. the man who "dd not
know what allied him" had all the room he
needed for comfort or rcposc the rest OF his
trip.-- Cleveland Leader.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17
By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main anu b"nH'

auctioneers and Real Estatc Agents.
EIrventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS sale 90 or ~ IH az
ONALUAHLE IH2 9, WnLIEfT11r GAP ZAP CiASAL.
hh6w lcHoND At AT 6Tl Of CIest exfsH
ton of decree Of the Circuit CnaTl IN IN te casc of
county, ',,ton and als. vs.. uowletts administrator
AMI ,is the undersigned, commissioners tneI r ~
appointed yin sell At nnGion, upon - ~" ociock 81, the
MERSE EnoAn as sOta Howicts called
the Ware act"-lying III Chesterfield cH' hso 0
James river, about eeseI iii nich Can canal 1t
l RiehHn sbo Snd r% SpCiGSS DkED EIGHTY
ACRES Of which Is ye,y snd besides.
pmJSiTE near tie river, with an nnfaiing wateT
power used with great profit before lnc ' near
th river and verv accessible, Of the most superior
qualify Of GRANITE to be found IN a t G,v of
An examination of this property Deiolc LIZ
ss nns;hird cash: balance at ono and two
wears for bonds with Interest from the gay ih 9" bon
the title TO be retained by the eG GI u'i' ''
are PAID GE i5i s. BERNARD,
Commissioners.
GrryBs & WILLIAMS. AnctoRccrs'
PssTPONEMEST. ,.,o,o,o,
The above sale, in consequence Oh ne ,u MAGE al
of thc weather. Is postponed ana WI! tih. a II
Chester On the 18th OF January ls7, Ut l. c'oeN N
GEoRGE 5. EERNARn,.
Commissioners.
,,;.,, after ,,,n above sale of Nash and Der
.rd Observation-Disclosures, by virtue Of decree OF t ,lc
"ircut Court of Chesterfield county, cnerTd ibr e
May term. ISL in the case Of MarirL Gl we Viii
a a a uci,'IS at Chester, on WEDNEsDAf tho G
~ y Of Sanir the l said dscrcs a a% lying be-
& ,h npd stage road and IL. II. Gays estate on
the nnr about two miles from ChestSr sat lon.
This land will be sold M WHOLE e. Or aa vasa tS
acre. each fronting on the road, with timber anu
water thereon. ,,,o j., bonds he,r-
two Nv nor cent Interest, at one. two, anu three
years 'i4' ". W. COSBY,
G. e. MCRhE.
GEORGE S. BERNARD.
Commissioners
Sale conducted 10y d. K. WElSIGER, Aucttoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

T ARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL
LLOTS IN THE PLAN OF "FULTON:" AND M
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request OF the
owner shall sell at auction. on the premises In tue
is7s mt O'Clock P NJ the following beautiful LOTS
In the plan of Futonviz, Nos 3, A. 5, Q, s, Q, 10,
in SQUARE No. l2 Also, lots Nos s. o. and TO- III square
No. H. Also IS lotsin square 8. Also, NOS l. :, q, d
and S, In square No. IS.
Also, THREE LOTS on Rockets street near Il, to
Bloody Run street. 7lX76 feet to an alley, ana
LOTS on Bloody Run street, each 3sxllo feet TO al
alley. ., l.,
The special attention of capitalists and others IS
called to the sale Of the foregoing beautiful lots as
the location OF the depot Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad so near to them, will add greatly TO their
value. ,,o.,
bearing interest secured by trust deed.
/, IL w. GODDIN, AuCtioneer.
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Ane,rI0r sA1sEs-Fature Daya.,..
By Gruhbs q Williams,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Asen.s'
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK

THAT VERY VALUABLE .LOT ,. OF
GPdusDo ON THE Wet SIDE QE , TINT ESpH
STREET BETWE sri6S.N 9AsT tAE ESD i ssa
Az If Jannary. at IL O'Clock NJ. we VIII sell aPon
Lot OF r GRo od nex beio~ G.
runs back Il feet and has vide alley running along
It's north line. e,,ttv etcns of the
best husiness part OF the city recommends IL as oe-
sirabie investment 10 ,nd 70
TERMs One-fourth cash; balance al a. o 81 trnst
ia II ' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctlonecrs. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
Il ABLE PROPERTY. IN NEW kENT GOCS,r,
TY KNOWN AS PROVIDENCE FORCE" Al
ATCTION.-By virtue of Il deed of trust executed
y r. 6. Farley OH the Goth of March. 1866 and Icing
thereto required bv the creditor secured thereby,
will sell mt public auction, at Tunstalls station on
the Richmond and York River railroad, On WE'D
NESDAY. 9th of January, 1872, ut O'Clock L: ~,
Kent county, called PROVIDENCE FOkGE,
and containing about FOURTEEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-ONE ACRES. This farm Is 100
we'll known to require further description.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and the balance Of the debt secured by the deed
say about sl,3GO), and the residue upon such terS
Us said Farley may direct. ,.,,,,>- r...oo
GRIBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctoneerS. ia l3
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Lyme & Brother,
Auctloncers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1919 Main street.

VALUABLE VACANTLOT, SITUATE
Y ON THE WEST LINE OF PLUM BETW ZEN
ELMWOOD AND CARY STREETS, FOX sALE
AT PUBLIC AUCT1ON.-We shall, at the request s
Of the owner sell ut public auction, on the premises
on THURSDAY the 18th day Of January, 1872, az the
hour Of O'Clock =. NJ, the LOT located us ABOVE
TrRTS: At sale LYME 6 BROTHER.
4, ~ AuctiOncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17
BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No, 1917 Main street.

SHERIFF'S SALE.--Will be sold OH
- THURSDAY, January 18th, at 1880 4. NJ. at the
auctiOn-house OF Thomas W. keesec. one PlASO'
under an order OF the Circuit Court OF Henrico
county, to satisfy an attachment which Issued from
the said court against S. +. f. Crane and In favor OF
d. s. NORRIS 6 Co., late keepers Of the Monumental
Hotel. c,,,r,,
TERMS: Cash. II. D. SMITH,
io laid Sheriff IIcnrico county.
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BY j. L. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
cor11er~as Main aud Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
l. BILE MACHINERY AND FIXTURES FOR
MANUFACTTRING TOBACCO, IN THE CITY
OF RiCHMOND.-By virtue Of deed Of trust exc
cuted to the undersigned by Messrs. Robert D. Chris
tan Co.. for the purpose of selling the partnership
assets and winding up the business OF said frn ana
mt the request of the resident members Of said con-
Germ, we VIII sell at public auction, on the premises
at the factory ut the corner of Twenty,;iXth ap9
Main streets, in the city Of Richmond, On MoNDAi
the 2ad day of january, 1872, commencing ut 10
o'clock A. ST., the MACHINERY and FIXTURES
lately used by said firm in manufacturing t9bacc e,
TENING SCREWS, 6 POT-SCREWS, IS BOX
SCREWS, iron POTS, HAPING MILLS; for the
usual style of work; Kings LUMPzMACIil;SsIEs.
BENCHES, TABLES, TROUGHS, SCALES,
BOILERS, &c, &C., and al of the necessary FIN
TURES and MACHINERY to conduct tobacco FAC
tory In good order.
TERMS: At sale. - .a
GEORGE l.. CHRISTlAN,)
IN l3-tltds
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AUCTION SALEs --1 s.lS -r->e-r
~By Cook L Laughton, Anet,op .,r,o,1
Corner Governor and FfaaAiih
r,rrGasTHoUsEHoLD FURNITURE
IL SUPERIOR srErFF" PIANO
PIER AND aIANTEL MIRRORS
srr,yER-pL ATED SHOWCASES,

sHo"-IAcIo'
IRON SAFE, &C., At AUCTION
\, the rcques, Mad Dc1nenan, who Is se,i OF
wednesday, tie i'm nstan q. 10y 9s SesrabIe
thc residence No. 400 Broad street yety nr Of
Of gTESrE56Eh Ss
bv Steiff of Baltlmore-has been In use Snstr1-
months, and Is regarded as very superior in'''
Eorant ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUIT soysred, S wlre
Six Hrccatelle consisting OF SVUTE1Et91ipTION
GHAIRRss, . Ii KaIT0Eu SHt.s'' - np
sr,a CHAi PRfS's aa i3ARBLE-ToP PAELoh
VERY TA handsome BRUSSELS CARPETS ROeS'
,ra and ,a, DhIthriER MIRRORS in very orna-
"" Innnf,l riIt frame, with marble E,sr;
EnESCH rtA 81 M Mi SSXMAsK tccGtRTAlSs,
MiIiIoCANY PARLoK SUIT, complete
,,.,,,, 18th hD oak. Walnut, and Mahogany
1g,.r,lrr suits complete, Hair anu "n"-''
trcsscs, Bedding, Carpets %c'
TIE HALLS AND sTAIRW;A,1ls varv 1T
,rc covered With best Threc-ply Carpc'lpe' 'e'
tic used.
The p1SrSG-RooM FURNITURE Is OF the oe''
quality fY Sna sSei'51Ss q D1sIsG-TAgLE,
OAK CHINA PRESS and SAeES'
S4AAKkh h!k!Nf;fsG}pphE f fitbIfEssI
4 large assortment Of
CHINN and GLASSWARE; ,rr. SITS. COM
FRENCH CHINA DINNER anu HtN "'1-'''
ou PIER us on thc rooms aud halls In good oroei'
pnRf on and CHAMBER STONES a..
I n4T nECik ct T0OKISG-GLASSES,& &C., &C
The usual 1 KiTtIES F FURNITURE.
ALSO,
VIII be sold in the store, c,,o,r. r,crS
. SILVER UNTED SliOM, ,S1I ,m;sod,.'.
large IRON SAFE, yer! n1t'c us'u'
. BONNET-STANDS,
STOVES, STOOLS, &c. ,1-c1ITON.
A., NOoJN ~
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DEFINED BAR-IRON; Hammered
III Swede's Iron; Hammered Country Iron; Ham
mered Plougi-P Plates; Norway Nall Rods Horseshoe
Nails Ingot Copper, Spetcr, SheeteZlnc
Tinplate for roofing and timers ware; American
and Russia Sheet-Iron. For sale by
ja7r JOHN n, G0RDQS'sS SONS, Pearl BiocS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-17

TOHNSON'S ERASIVE POLISHING
y SOAP cleans and polishes all kinds OF metal,
Kind Of polishing powder, and Is at the same time
cleaner aud more convenient TO haye about the house
for the MANY uses that can he made OF Il 1t iseS-
cellent for mechanics to wash coarse, dirty hands,
making beautiful lather; also for e,eaninR paint
marble tinware, knives and FORKS, and Tor generai
acquiring and scrubhing purposes ,.,,,,
Sold hy oil grocers. Made BY HASKELL, LYON
wa B BittIt;aMA STOKES & CO, Agents,
IN a-eod2w Richmond.
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FOR RENT.

LOR RENT, the BEAUTIFUL COT Sss
4 ThtE, with thirteen acres Of land flor AsiA
merry owned by VI. johnson. Esq.,) on the Grove
rold iusr la.yv!id the city limits. Apply to
il l,-cu;Il GRURBS & WILLIAMS.
L7UR RENT, the desirable FARM ST.
( Known us EDGE HILL three and Il half Viii
mile, from the city, on the Mccanicsville turnpike.
There j., Il HOUSE containing four rooms, heSucS Il
STABLE and other clubhouse, on the place. IL Is
well waicr..d. For terms, address
n li-iw2 w. III. STEER, care this office