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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-18

BY LynsE Brother,
Aacaioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. LIE Main street.

s =
r aRGE ANDATTRACTIVE SAIL. OF,
LA VALUABLE FARM, STOCK. FA Am isS
IMpLEMEMTs. &c, Situated ON THE H. rs
HORNE PIKE. FIVE NILES BELOW BEL. ", f XII a.
MOND, At AUCTTDE.-WGl be GOLD tay si, VII. IL
quest or the owner who Intends 10 remove 20
more,) ut auction, on the premises, on
that truly valuable FARM 'SHELALAtm le pSiIs
as alyoye described, containing abonr Two Hun
DEED AND FORTY ACRES;-tweI'ty acr r no, 81
wnlrii nre liz wOeds residue cleared, unuer Hns
,,e,rt There are some fifty bushels OIL wheat aBu
sixty bushels OF winter oats secded also, Sky acI
well set in timothy. There Is fine young 9IchaInn
on the place The land lies beautifully and j. wen
watered. THE improvements are gooi, conslstinf
of n framed dwelling barn, stable, quarters, &c
convenient 10 church, mills. &C., and In one nle Vi
two landings on James river, attached 10 tne pacs.
The stock consists OF fine mules, horses, mliSh
cows, hogs, and two thoroughbred Alderny ou'is'
five and two years old. 40
TERMS or SALE: Will be very liberal, say LOT tne
real estate one fourth cash; residue ut one two, ana
three ye:lrs, for negotiable notes interest," andeq;
secured lv trust deed and for the personal ~,
sums under $50, cash and from that amount ana
over ninety DAYS time for negotiable notes, inte-
rest added, well iDdOrsed.
The special attention of parties desiring to buy
frst-cass farm Is called To the foregoing SAFE. for
further information send for circulars.
nol5 LYME It BROTHER, Auctloneers.
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Ely Grubbs / Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Two VALUABLE THREE-STORY-
Il AND-ATTIC BRICK TENEMENTS, NOS. 10
Or THIRTEENTH, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY. 25th November, at u o'clock NJ, we will
mcnts named above, occupied respectively by Mr.. j.
Marxlrtuscn rs the lialf-anG-1alf Saloon, and by
Mr.. Mountcastle rs the "Monroen clearinghouse
and store.
They are both arranged for stores below, with
family accommodations above: have long been used,
and always been IN demand, for the purposes for
which they are used.
Being so near to Main street, on leading tho
ronghfurc, and in the very centre Of the business
part of the city this property Is particularly desra
ble to those Wishing to secure good stands for bs-
ness or good investments.
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
noI5 Auctioneers.
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 MalIi street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i LOT, WITH 4 BRICK STORE THEREON,
SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE BR0AD
AT AUCIION.-I shall as trustee under deed
from f. Laube and wife. dated oath August, 1871;
duly recorded In the clerks office OF the kchmond
said trust being thereto required by the beneficiary
therein named, sell 1t public auction, on the pre-
misses on FRIDAY the 10Th November, 1872, at the
hour of O'Clock 7. NJ, that desirable b OK
STORE located as above described. The lot has
front of 33xl26 feet, more or less. o.
TERMS OF SALE: VIII lie cash as to the expenses
of sale aud 10 pay off certain negotiable note exc
cuted by F. Laube, dated the oath Of August, 1871,
and PAYABLE twelve months after date, for the sum
of 81 500 with Interest from Its maturity until paid
rs specified: and to the residue of the purchase
money, on such terms and secured In such way as
the said Laube may prescribe and direct; and on
his failure to give such direction such terms and
time as said trustee may think fit and proper.
ROBERT b. LYME, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME & BROTHER, Auction
GERS. no Is-l6,ls,lp, 1921, q, rs, 2527,2S.2e
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.sat . rf.rrms aae or IS BE. 80
fft1n Ave fEegs, o.. Blasting. Sisc@ 49,.
Sugar Crushed pow ana granndated. lssc.
A. i5c; B. i2sc.: extra q. l2sc.; Y, l2Rcs Teanec
yellow. t9c.; cut loaf, i4sc
sSeda: Sal, &c, In kegs; English soda Rc Aineri.
Seaac1x Root: Without top, 7sc
SoaD - Common. 6s3sc. best washing, lffli1sc.
inlet. IrvlDe0c., and fancy prices country, lGdc.
| Sotrne TtrHentiRe:: zoe.
| Str1nG e: SJ.2sGSt,s9 Ta loo lbs.
| Tglio 70: 7zGIsc. a. b.
| 7nn-tnrk: Is N cord.
| TIrr: Sa.G p barrel according tn Size.
Tets BLACK. cSc.GQSi.2s-the last prime article
inncr!ah Sl.16lI$I.fO guUp0wder. sl9ISl 30.
| Ifool : We quote wool higher. Washed bf@!a3c
| unwasls,d. aaG,S5c. and tendency upward IN colsc
guence of the destruction OF large quantity o.
| wool In Boston fire.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No. lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE SUCCEED BRICK
n DWELLING AND LOT 66x165 FEET ON
TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF PORTER AM,
FIFTEENTH STREETS, MANCHESTER, FOl;
SALE BY. AGETIOS.-On MONDAY the 18th
instant, at o'clock =. NJ. shall sell by auction:
on the premises, desirable succeed BRICK
DWELLING aud LOT located a above, contain.
ing four rooms. and Kitchen attached, and water on
the premises. This property Is situated almost IN
n direct line with the free bridge, which improve
mcnt. when finished, will greatly Increase the value
OF said property.
TERsis One-thrd cash; balance In six and
twelve months with Interest, secured by decd OF
trust. RICHARDSON & CO.,
Auctioneers
At the same time may offer for sale Il BRICK
HOUSE and LOT. with three rooms, near the above.
RICHARDSON & Co,
no Ia AucfiunecrS.
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
RIevpu.l, rect hetwefn Main and Bank.

THE VERY VALUABLE FlFE-STORf
Il BRICK TENEMENT NO. 10) At THE coz
NER OF FoURTEENTIi STREET. tre, IA, AND ~.
CHANGE HOTEL.-This much-admired property
win i've sold at auction. upon the premises, OF
THURSDAY. 2lst November. at II O'Clock NJ. u
has five stories above the btscmcnt the store being
occupied by Mr.. William Holt Richardson and the
floors above as saloons and chambers. Above INC
water on every floor, handsome lnarbe-top wash,
stands several bathrooms. &C.. and dumb-waitcr
running from the cellar to the topmost story.
It is finished throughout in the best style. with
marble NANTES In the principal saloons, handsome
iron verandah around three sides Of the house, and
i'm all its arrangements Is complete. No building OF
e1uaI STYLE and cost for the purposes for which II is
adapted was ever erected IN this city.
Special attento is invited TO this sale as the pro-
perty from It's central location and thorough con-
strrction, is Of character not often TO he pur-
chased
TERMS: Very liberal and made known ut the sale
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS,
uol2 Auctonecrs
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England is to have grand national dog
show at Nottingham.
It takes 99S, 900, 900 nails annually to shoe
tbp horses of Great Britain and Ireland.
New books" Ebcnczer Divorced" Sc
qucl to "Ebb Tide"
Miss Nilsson (now Madame Rouzcaud)
owned two of the valuable stores on Gus
street, Boston, destroyed by the tire. She
can afford the loss.
81 am certain, wife, that am right, and
that you are wrong. I'll bet my ears on IT,,
"Indeed, husband, you shouldn't carry bet
ting TO such extreme lengths"
The following toast was pronounced at a
fireman's dinner, and was received with
great applause: "The Ladies.Their eyes
kindle the only flame against which there IS
no insurance"
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BY Grubbs & Williams,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
i BRICK TENEMENTS, Nos. =, ON THE
EAST LINE OF BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN
DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS-In execution
of deed of trust to as trustee dated Goth April
1879, and, recorded In Richmond Chancery Court
Office in deed-book OF, A. page 3.3, being thereto
required by the creditor secured Will sell at auc-
ton, upon the premises, on TUESDAY, 10th No
vember, at 1t o'clock NJ. the Two IENEMENTs
above referred to, with the LOT on which they
stand, IL by l47 feet.
This propertyis rented at $500 per annnm, and
will pay 3 large percentage upon the sum they viii
sell for.
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and TO pay Of
note for 5000 due lst of October: credit for s3is
until I'd May 1874; balance upon terms to be made
known at sales all credits to bear interest and to be
secured by trust deed.
- p. W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, tuctionecrs. mol
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Commonplace.

Cine She s s"r s'rbeJ. with girIsi' grace;
Eli" Il! n' Weary Of Ife--jt's 70 con- monp'a'e'
Wcary of rose leaves be:neath my iee s,;
Sick of the days that them selves re i'e'''.
Faded the roses, the music sttlled; ~, !.
Change has come, as the maidtn VIII
sorrow the pulse Of her life has arliio
Sorrow too deep to he sighed away,
Where Is that wcarisome yesterday,
Bright with u beauty too fair 10 sta!
Into the silence that sits apart.
KecDing watch Ger the aching heart
Steals thought like Ill arrowy Dart
Through the swift cycles of time and space
One is the fate that befalls the race.
Happy lives only are commonplace"
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BY Max Heyman & Co., Auctloneers,
1900 Main street.

FXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
II SALE
on TUESDAY, November 18th, 1872,
consisting of 500 cases BOOTS and SHOES,
Fifty cases LADIES' TRIMMED HATS,
STAPLE aid FANCY DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FUR and WOOL HATS.
with large and attractive invoices Of
FURS, GERMANTOWN GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, CARPET-BAGS, &c.
We will also sell the remaining
STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
of New York jobbing house retiring from bust
ness.
The above goods are prime, desirable, and season.
able and will be sold without reserve in lots to sui,
purchasers. MAN HE1MAN CO., .
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
nn1a.W MOTH
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By Thomas w. Keesee, Aucuoneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCK OF
RI MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, SHOW
CASES, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FgRNl-
TURE. &C., AT AUCTION.-I will sell on WE'D
NESDAY, November goth, ut IL O'Clock. at No. 400
Broad strcct,-at Miss Il. G. cl.emorcs, dcceased-
all of the stock contained In said store.
ALSO,
SHOWCASES,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TERMS All sums under $50, cash !; $50 and over
that amount, sixty days credit for approved, In
dorscd negotiable notes.
THOMAS H. LAMBETH, Executor.
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. kEESEE, AUG
tiOneer. no 10
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionCers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GMALL THREE-STORY DWELLING,
- ON BROWN tFORMERLY POPL AR
STREET, FOR SALE At AuCTION.-We will
sell Mt auction on WEDNESDAY, goth November.
nienr and comfortable RESIDENCE on the north
side Of Brown second door west of Fifteenth street.
The lower story Is of brick and the other stories Of
wood. with spacious and we-graded yard, and Is
desirable residence. II IS occupied by good tenant
at 5000 per aunum. The lot X 22a13" feet.
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
noI8 Auctioneers.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, November l6, 1872. {
OFFERINGS.


OFFERINGS.
WurAT.-White 2,9:4 bushels. Red 2,2l9 bushels
CORS.-Whitc. 1852 bushels
OATS.-5a8 bushels.
RYE.-36 bushels.
MEAL.-1S bushels.
FLoUR.-75 barrels.
SALES.
INTERVIEWING. lI8 bushels prime at 81: bush.
els common at Sl.75; 2to bushels prime Ut Sso St
hnshcs fair at 1877 23s bushels very good at &L95
POS bushels prime private terms: so bushels YER!
good at Sl.o3-total, lQ0i bushels
eVHEAT-Ret!, 2is bushels common at 81. 20: 4
bushels good ut 81 49, 272 bushels very good III sl00
SO bushels prime nj s92: IS bushels prime on private
terms: % bushels very good 1T Sl.s5; 90 bushels
choice at &l95-tptal, 75i bushels
CoRS.-Whitc, 800 bushels prime old at &c; LIE
bushels prime new at 76c.-tota], sd.
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~ - i 81 ss & &c B.
TTTfsH G0EsTA s III e ssiH
II sen 10 ptfblsr IA the 81 aesiset
November 10Th 1877, ot IL o'clock "a. Ms ehc follow
ing property, TO satisfy dstress warrant ID ny
haIlds IN favor Of T. Price q A0 aud Ash DteH-
RI az. DR.. ID. w. MoBelEy s..,s
ii. u 2gWARDR0BEs, uKEADS
- WASHSTASDS, TABLES, lX s.
80 BEDSTEADSf
~ BEDDINEs,
IhIRs,fGARPETS.
0fL-CL0TU,
CROCKERY-WARE, -
KNIVES, FORKSs sS't ~;
SPOONS. RRITANE1A-WARE,
SOFAS, DESK,
INTERIORS;, CURTAINS, h
HAT-RACK, STOVES, 4
COPPER BOILER,
SIDEBOARDS,
CASTORS, &C. o.,r-,s,.,.,,,,s5Ss ST.
TERMS Cash. A. b. DUEsBEhhI;
' no 1s-3t n.N, y. ~.
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Nv ". e, Robins,
by ". 3. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office Bank street west corner from custom-house.

Office Bank street west corner from custom-house.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BEAUTI-
L Full BUILDING LOTS, LYING ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF FEDERAL (NOW Floyd
STREET BETWEEN ROWLAND AND MEA.
DOW STREETS. IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY.
AND SITUATED But A SHORT WAY FROM
THE PRESENT WEST LINE OF THE CITY
CORPOKATlON.-B virtue of the provisions OF a
2lst of December, 1871, and duly recorded on page
2OI of Deadlock 80 Of Hcnrico County Court,
1t the request Of the assignee Of the beneficiary
therein named, shall, on TUESDAY the 10th
day of November instant ut the hour of o'clock Z.
~, on the premises, proceed to sell by auction the
front of SO r-2 by depth of ITO sl2 feet TO al
ley 20 feet wide.
TERMS Cash rs to so much as will be necessary to
defray the expenses of this trust and to discharge
note OF 1n4 due 2Ist Of August. 1872; credit
to 1905 until the olst of December 1872 and 20 the
residue, ut three and six months, resp ectivey from
the day of sale. JOHN \. COKE, Trustee.
w. b. ROBINS, Auctioneer. no1s
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BY Grub & Williams,
AuctioneGrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street hctween Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VAIL
L ABLEREAI. ESTATE IN SIDNEY. At TIE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND PINE
STREETS. In execution Of deed of trust to the
subscriber dated 2sth of June, 1872, and recorded IL
Richmond ClIancery Court Office In d. Is: 9s e
page ol being thereto required by the creditor Sc
cured will sell at auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY the 18th day Of November. Ut - o'clock
the VERY BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY situated a.
stated above, fronting 100 feet on the east SIDE OF
pine street and running back 30 feet.
These lots arc within one square OF Monroe tarS
and Immediately opposite the proposed site ot Inc
new market.
No property promises greater prospective IN,
crease In value, and those having funds to Invest VIII
do well to attend the sale.
TERMS Cash sufficient to defray expenses OF sale
and 10 pay off note for SlllG39. due list NovG1l-
her, credit "a 10 S.l3-.2S TO cd March, 1875 Gre
ut as to .lcol7 until cd July, 1873; balance on ere
dts To be made known ut the time of sale. Credit
payments TO bear interest
The property will nc sold in parcels, as may DC
deemed best ut the time of sale.
GRCBBS e WILLIAMS, hucionecrs MOI
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By William II. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
M. 11lo Main street, corner Of Twelfth street.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
In HARvIE.-We Will sell on MONDAY
the second day Of December next at p1 M a. p Sp
AND THREEOUARTER ACRES, with large
building thereon, now used as public srhool,house.
The building Is 50 by 10 feet, two stories hgn con-
tainina seven rooms on the lower floor, only one
room above I'll substantial aud In good order, ana
can readily be divided into five tenements;
The lot has front Of 10 feet on Amelia street,
and runs back sa5 feet on one side.
TERMS: Oue-thrd cash; balance nj D anu IL
months, properly secured. ro
,o,a Auctioneers.
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no Is
As ATTORNEY IN FACT FOR DR..

A S ATTORNEY IN FACT FUR DR.. y.
IA e. LUMPKIN, under and in pursuance Of
power Of ATTORNEY executed by him on the 18TH OF
September 1870, will offer for sale ut puolic aac-
tou, on FRIDAY. November q, 1872, at II O'CLOCK LOCK
National Bank Of Richmondl. ONE HUNDRED
and THIRTY SHARES OF STOCK In the New
IaI stock Of which is 200 shares: and am
to state that twenty additional shares will be offered
at the same time and place. ,
years very large, and the prospect ia for their in
crease. .
has the hooks of the company, and Will take piea-
sure IN exhibiting them TO any one desiring 10 form
'n no I' Is.s r. '"' '"''0 - i.DAvENPORT, in.
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TNuE JOCKEY CLUB POWDERS with
J. out a Rivai-New Proof hereby certify that
have used Wood & Sons Jockey Club Horse Pow
ders, and have never seen any powders that can
compete with them, having used various other horse
powdcrs.-LyttetOn Royster. New Kent county.
Prepared and sold by WOOD SONS. Price, 25c. !;
4 dozen. no -
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yEu- WORK MARKETS

NEW York. November 18.--Cntton dull and uu-
cbpnged sales LOIS bales; uplands. 19tc Orleans
lp.c. Flour quiet and firmcr. Wheat 1c. better.
Corn heavy and lower. Pork tlull at s15.75Glsl5
Lard unchanged: Groceries quiet. Navals dull
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, November ls.-Flour duh. Wheat
active and advanced sc. for choice grades. Corn
quiet and steady Oats frncr; southern, 4oGl42c Fro
visions dull and unchanged. Whiskey scarce, eec.
Virginia 6s, old ~ coupons, old, as consols, So.
West Virgnias, l52. North Carolinas, old, 3.3.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER ID, 1872
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Blakeman. New YORK, mcr-
cllandlse and passenger. J. ". Wyatt, agent.
steamer .!onn sylvester, Clifford Norfolk. mer-
chan6isc and passengers. J.. Il. Tatt1n, aGent'
SAILED.
Steamer Palisadc, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and PASSENGERS. -. II. Rogers. agent 49,
Schooner Ashland. Shannon, Baltimore r'1 W AZ
wick river. lumber, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner VI. f. Baynrl amp, New York ria
James river, wood Curtis & Parker.
ny TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE. November l6.-IasSed ON
bark Wentworth for Charleston, brig ihtus ioF
Brazil, bark May Queen for Rio.
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Quotations.
MIry1nnd and Ohi0-id. 47ad.Ynd
NcgTobsnd and Cnr.pdish.-5d.@l2d Mlsd.
Viginia Co'nmon stale and heated, sSS aa;'
virginia stcmined, common 10 good and fine, Isd.0
Cd. aid. ox,ort 4,
IEcstern Le1f-Low faded to niddling export. ~
m5ld: sound dry common 70 good cutting a0I Id.'
good to fine and bright color, 709d. Western
sienmed. common to good and fine, 7a8a'd'; seiec-
tfons, 95MlN1d.
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Dy ". l.. Eatrliilc. Aurti0necr,
1872 Claim street.

TWILL OFFER AT AUCTION on
i MONDAY, 18th instant, commencing ut haii
nnst 10 O'Clock A. NJ, large aud wcl-assorted soc!
Of GROCERIES. .Gc.; TO which would invite TN
'' nn "a "a '''o W.R RADCLIFFE.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SEW1NaE-INACER FS.
WTILLCON & GIBBS
SEWING-MACHINES
THE BEST BEYOND COMPARISON
BECAUSE
Their sewing Is elastic, stronger, and more durable
than any other.
They are the Understanding machine.
They sew faster than any other machine.
They Inst longer without repairs
They are the only really silent machine.
They are infinitely easier managed.
They sew all kinds of thread from the original SPOOL
They change work without trouble or loss Of time.
They do every kind Of wook equally well
They are the best In every particular, which can be
proven on fair trial.
One months trial free of charge is given to all re-
sponshle applicants.
Full information sent by mall to Ill applicants.
JAMES f.. A. G lBBS, Proprietor.
WILCOX & GIBBS OFFICE,
oc % II Ninth street. Richmond, Va.
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ssra-Tf0S S.ALES--.This Day
BY Thomas ". kecsce. Auctl"necr,
No. 1877 Main street.

No. 1877 Main street.
TENTEEL FURNITURE, 2 y y q
NJ OCEAN. PLAIN CARPETS, &t.-IHls
nay nj IN O'Clock will sell IT my auction-hUuse
! ROSEWUUD sEVEN-oCTAYE PIANO,
i fine ORGAN In good order.
| WALNUT PAkIoh SUIT II Strlncn reps
" rolls now TAPESTRY CARPETlNG,
= INGRAM CARPETS. ,.,,.-r,,.nc
BtREAUS. WAEHEuBEs, WASIiSTASDS.
REDSTEADS. S1DkBoARL,, EiAt IL r.I, nc
UAT-RACES MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS.
TABLES. CHAIRS. SILVER WATCH.
ING-STOEE. pARLOE-HEAIER,
CI;uCkERI, TIN SAFES. &c. r...,,
THOMAS ". KEESEE.
ro,s AuCtiOuCer.
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RESTAURANTS.
n
WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL, COKE, WOODY schooners
~ McShaln, Ocean Bird, and Morning Light I am
ASH EGG. STOVE, and CHESTNUT ANTHRA-
CITE coal, for sale at the very lowest marke,
rates Also fun supply, at C2mpany's Ppieess; o.
COAL (hituminousl. for CRATES, &c. Tho best COOK.
ING COKE. Also MACHISE-SAWED and SPLIT
OAK and PINE WOOD OF unequalIed quality. II
is convenient and economical. Also the best CUM
BERLAND COAL, for manufacturing purposes.
For fuel OF any kind apply to the subscriber,
Anthracite coal screened and WEIGHED.
j. 4. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street and Ninth and Cary streets.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

IUJJCF ITI.E IUbANJD IIAtINTT
LOUISVILLE, November 15.-TobaccO active and
firm without decided change in prices; sales, IS
hOCshcals.
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LONDON TOBACCO MARKET.
~. II. Gilliat & Co.'s Circular, November /, 1872
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-18

TAKE NOTICE, THAT APPLICATION
l. will be made tp the Second Auditor of Virginia
for the renewal Of the following Virginia registered
bonds: No. 1867. for Sl,8e0; No. $751;, for 1900,
Issued under act Of March lsth 1885, standing In
the name Of Henry Chiles, trustee for Thomas
Lipscomb and his children. 10 ll-Si4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-18
MARINE ssTEhElGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC NOVEMBER Is 1872.
SIM rises,... 100 Moon rises ........ 7:29
Snn se,s.. I:j2 High tide. ......... $50
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LOST. S'FRAYED, dc.

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~ If desired reward Will be given for It's recov-
cry. hpplynt this Office, or SIS Seventh street.
no I9-ltn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-16

q ! a. D s . 70
THE idea Of apast age, about the ina.
bility Of the Ethiop to change his skin, is
no longer worthy of credence. A Ten.
nessee philanthropist has invented a
process which is warrantedto trans
form the Veriest son Of Africa into an
unmistakable Caucasian. The candidate
will first be subjected to o bath Of alkaline
water. Having been well cleansed, he is
placed in room where a reliable ther-
mometer indicates 100 degrees Fahren.
heit. After fifteen minutes baking, the
partially cooked victim is conducted to q
bath Of chlorine water, at the ordinary
temperature. The heat has opened all
the pores, so that the chlorine flows in
and reaches the coloring matter. To keep
it in, the pores must be closed. To close
the pores, the subject is introduced into
an ice cellar, where he spends Ten min.
utes in absolute agony, but relative bliss,
for tho next step is 10 drop his exhausted
form into water, heated at 1870 degrees
In this the pores open, the chlorine crap.
pies the coloring matter, and departs
whit, and our colored brother is colored
no more. At least this is the theory. As
all persons experimental upon have died
before reaching the final bath, the prac.
teal valeu of the process is not known.