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DE- opGCak46ISAu ~ ~ IG1
NEW YORK. October 10.
The Herald figures as follows: Pennsylvania,
Republican majority $1,000; Ohio, Republican
majority l5. 600; indiana. majority for Hen
bricks or Brown 500 to 1000. II says the Re-
publIcans have undoubtedly gained one Con-
FRESHMAN In Indiana md huve q majority OF
the Legislature. The official vote may be ne
cessary to decide as 10 the State ticket.
The Tribune claims Indiana for me Liberals
by 1900 TO $500. The Ohio returns are very In
complete. Tho Tribune says the Liberals have
elected seven members OF Congress, which "
a gain Of two, and that the administration par
ty has chosen thirteen.
Better News from Indiana.
NEW YORK, October 10.
The Indiana poll returns TO noon are more
favorable to the Republican State ticket. The
Republicans claim six hundred majority on
the entire State ticket. The Democrats con.
cede the election Of the Republican State
ticket except for Governor. and claim q small
majority tor Hendricks. The official returns
are coming In very slowly, and 1t will require
q count Of almost the entire vote to arrive at
the result.
The Vote Of Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October 10.
The city official count shows over one hun
dred and eighteen thousand votes polled.
Hartranfts majority is 20,437. The majority
for Congressman at large Is 2l,9l9. Speer,
Democrat, is elected 10 Congress In the Sew
enleenth District by five hundred majority.
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MEMORANDA

The schr Jno Lenthal, lIaftin, frem Little River,
8 y, arrived ut New Yorl: October 7.
The schr Harries Brewster, Hewitt, from George
towns O, arrived at New York October z.
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DFArH OF SECRETARY SEWARD.

AUBURN, N. Y, October 10.
william q. Seward, the veteran politician,
statesman and traveller, died at his residence
In this city this afternoon.
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THE POLITICAL ARENA.
THE THREE GREAT BATTLE-FIELDs.

Further Returns from Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indtnnn-The Latter State
Still Doubtful.
I~NDIANAPoLIs. IND, October 10.
The Republican executive committee claim
the Slate by two hundred and twenty-eight
majority. The Democrats claims The State by
one thousand majority. The official count
may BIZ required to decide It. The Demo.
Gratis eoncade the Legislature to the Repuoll-
cans. which secures Morton another sena-
torial term,
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election Notices.

~ THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
NEssRs. EDITORS: VIII pleaIe announce EN-
WHITING. Esq, a. Coroner for Charleston Conn
ty, and oblIRe,
MANY REPUBLICANS AHD CONSERVATIVES
OF CHARLESTON. oct11-S
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Gin.house Burned.

The afnshouse of P. B. Moragne, Esq, ofthe
neighborhood Of Bordeaux, Abheville, was
Tsnsnmed by IRE last Saturday evening, to-
,eether with four bales Of cotton, end thirty or
forty bushels OF oats. -
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m1mEM THE STATE.
Mysterious Outrage.

A MystcrIous Outrage.
On Saturday night, the 4th instant, some reck-
less miscreant fired o load OF duck.snot
through the open door OF W.. !. huIrsys s,ore.
thronged with customers, engaged IN
trading. A white man, Mr.. A. G. Baker, and
q negro woman, were wounded by the shot,
and several other persons made very narrow
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oct1l.fmws
"a NOTICE.-THE STEAM FIRE DE-

s- NOTICE.-THE STEAM FIRE DE-
PARTMENT aud the Hook and Ladder Com
panles, Nos. 1 and 2, are hereby potined that the
trial Of the new steamer OF the Marion Fire Com.
pany will take place on SATURDAY AFTERNOON
next. The various companies are requested to
assemble ut the Marion Engine House, Caspon
street. at Q O'Clock. The Chief, his Assistants and
the Clerk OF the Board Of Fitemastsra are also re.
Quested to be present
BY order. GEO. A. OALDER,
ectlo-2 Secretary II. F. e. Go.
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@TaE CLOSEST OBSERVER GAN,
NOT detect DR.. TUFTS hair DYE. It's effect !,
perfectly natural. Leaves no ridiculous tints.
Octl0.6DkW
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, October 10.
Arrived, steamships Cambria and Caledonia.
Arrived ont, the Boston and olympic.
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Nsr NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ABE
hereby cautioned against hsrboring or trusting
any OF the Grew OF British Bark FREEMAN DEN
MS, from Belfast, Ireland, as no deots OF their
contracting Will be paid by Captain OF
octa.s COHEN d WELLS, Agents.
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UTY OF o%HARLEsTOH.

Commissioners Of Ilsouoa, charis,saa Comfy,
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@r SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST CoMPANY-sAvlNGs DEPARTMENT
Dspositors are requested to leave their books TO
be Credited with Quarters Interest due Lat o.
tober.
All Deposits made on or before 10th October,
will bear Interest from lst October.
interest Six Per Cent, compounded quarterly.
F. A. MITCHELL,
senan-mvfas1 Cashier.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-23
For the risratch.
,,.xfs r,,r,,.rE:sic Asysutn.

EtusoSp. February u, 1877.
r.,o, ,hc action already had IN the lower
,Jn.,scunnu tuc BIZ for the establishment OF
IN ;ncnria.c ASYLUM, ! think it probable The
I'm viii ua,s that body. II will then go II
,hp Scnat.. As opposition WAS made in the
Uou,c, It is not improbable that some o!@cc.
ton mas nc made to the bill in the Senate. !
MS, - say 4 word in regard to its merits.
/. iac lncn who started this cntorpri,cHTe
cod ,nc.. aud can have no selfish cnas III
view, whicA fact should greatly con'neho II
10 fay :lbIc consideration.
,. Thu object, whether secured or 100 i,
rndoao;cdi:. to do goa, and The oppoIt"Ai'.
10 max: the experiment should ho' " "
MED. ,,,o ,,,,o,,
3. Since the immense hborS ana l"e Sc
sums cX9Gnird in the rcc.a!ii'Ii"'' VI '.'
br!:ie, b. the ordinary movement o. ,t ...h'
pclau - societies have acc'ihi'IS'Nu - i',."
MINT no; y new scheme safely be urea csih-
cial!v - il i tho Ii'oast OF tie '''e' e''o'
mad, il this bn.lai:
4. TIE cXpericucc OF similar institutions
" othc. Stetcs is highly favorable.
j. Tie medical faculty who regard lncbrIc-
tyad. scGSe have given this place OF rcfornht-
ton their study, and endorse it.
G. As the iaIolmant> against the inc''rnt"
mus. almost necessarily be has friends Che!
must pay has expenses no abridSmcnt OF
TersoaM hbcrty, in the just sense OF the
term, en- occur; and
7. Tho parties who propose to establish 'h',
institution are 50 sincere and disintc!r>tcd
that they d, not ask the State for one dollar
hut are willing to invest their own money IL
it without any promise of pccnniary returns
In conclusion, think it would be difficult
to lind any bill before the Legislature which
has so much of real humanity and so littic
dau.cr of abuse in it. \ FRIEND OF MAN.
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NV Hickory Eirc.
81 ELLEN uCH

BS Ef.LES MAN.
Oh. hclp,..s body of hica"ry uegg'
WLai do burn in bIrnlA@ !ncc.
S s''rn f,ll Of sans rcsstlcss Iow:
XII Istst y..r, Joys ri f,,rhcrcl it a,.",s
Ali Ills vc9r5 i,;irI'o>cd '' ''i-" '0'
crrrrts Of Gnlds uf upper ar, a,,,-o.
S,,,,.t. which s,I:s AZ" planners si,''t .;r,,,,
II,Srh, IF ,mcji smiles ~ broad Skiss ..n.' -.
s;n,;iiI Of suci, tllcs rs wa Wiz Wiz d"t.it
N"iS"5 'M'. i,;"i tCi ! where lovers kncit;
S 49, ,rouq Whit, irody Of hickory tree,
low dare burn all these IN taec'
1sut 7, too, briup. 10 10 nyrr, ,r
t hMa : ming 10 feed Thy funeral fro:
Nrpicrics wakrd by The deep spell;
s',,,., OF fear, and hopes which icil;
i,aTr, Of C!tr.ings long since !cad--
S,~,l,.I mat they smiled, and words trey s:'di
! e. liyiur slrtir.s they come and 20.
! r. I,v The mounting flames red glow;
i;It 5r,.rcGcst ofall, .. tree,
Thnu hast the hour my love gave ME.
Only illy rymthnic silence stirred
WIiir lis ipw-Hh!spcred tones heard;
liy thy last g.cam OF pickering light
/ saw his check turn rcd IRON wihte'
O. cold gray ashes, Side by sltic So,
Ntn y0urs, that hours swec. pulses died
Tut thou brave tree, how do know
That through these fires tnOu uost not So'
A In old DAYS the martyrs went,
Through fire that was sacramento
How do know thou dost not wait
In longing for thy next estate:
Estate of higher, noblcr place
Whose shapes no man can use or trace.
How do know. II could reach
The secret meaning OF thy speech,
Eut thv song of praise shoIri>i hear,
Ringing tr.umph&ut, loud and clear-
The Visiting AMI gels could discern,
And token Of Thy Heaven learn
On, glad. freed soul Of hickory tree,
Wherever thine eternity, -
En.r thou with thee that hours Gear name
81 l,t IL II
N'"' r"i - !Scrijucr . for .EQrc'-
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-,-,,..t,,.oo, t,,ci, respective friends and

; .+t,,rc,e between their respective rferas an.
.dmjrcrs. That night matters G.I,ls W :. =
crisis. The piece was "The Marfi'se u
Figaro" The LATHE of dlsapl'ronas,.o o.,, aa, "
Of applause increased In terceness rom a 20
70 net. and at last it became inposslplne W
carry on the performance. Frau Lucc;l Incl,
boldly stepped forward to the 1ootigils a' ,5
rated the public in good set terms. she tou
item that il they kept on in that style SIZE
would leave of singing for them altogetNc''
In the meantime. Frau Mallnger, less coiira-
rcous, had sunk into chair and was slieaons
hoods of tears. The public at last oec..'.Is
uuict, and the performance was bfousnt ~
IN cud. But the alterations recomineneeu
outside the house, and the Emperor, VINO VS. -
passing, witnessed the tumult, anu sHo "a
dcrs 10 the police to clear tic s'l''ct''
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BY Richardson 6 Co.,
Aucuoneers and Real Estate Agents,
liz Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
- executed to the undersigned by John Morgan.
Gated the 18th day of August. l. 81. recorded Ill He'll
rico County Court, and decree entered On the 10TH
day of January 1870, In the Circuit Court OF The city
of Richmond In tie Of Mor<an's administrative
rs. O@y It ulS. aud another decree entered on the
18th day OF Jan,Iiry, 2, III the Court OF Appeals OF
Virginia. In said lgst-n2mcd cause affirming the said
decree of JANUARY 10TH is7p, OF the Circuit Court OF
the city OF hichmond shall proceed To sell on tie
premises. on WEDNESDAY. March ~. loT2, 1t i
O'Clock r. NJ, by public auction, TO the highest bid
der, the follown. described property. to w.t. All
that certain LOT, PlECE or PARCEL OF LAND,
With the improvements thereon, lying and being In
the city of Richmond tbut formerly f.. the county OF
Icurico) the eastern like OF the intersection OF
Eighteenth street thirty feet and running back III
parallel lines with Marshall street ole hundred feet
TERMS: Cash rs 10 SD much as may he sufficient to
pay the costs Of executing the trust aud of recording
and drawing tue iri,t deed If then unpaid, and 10
pay of principal and Interest of note for Ss!5,
dated August 18th, lS6. payable two years after It's
date, aud the costs OF the defendants In said cause 81
Norgun5 administrative rs. Otey and others, and
The residue such terms may lie made known on
the day Of sale. WILLIAM FOLkES, Trustee.
At the same time and rIce we shall sell two other
LOTS adjoining the above. with TWO FRAME
TENEMENTS thereon. containing three rooms
each RICHARDSON IS CO.,
Real Estate Auctioncers,
feI5 Ills Main street.
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BY 4. {. Pulliam, AuCtioneer.

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
i THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on THE
MEST SIDE OF LOCUST ALLEY, LATELY
quest Of Solomon DiyiS, ESD, will ell al rn!I;
auction; on the premises on TIluEsUAY tie iii
day Of March. ls72 Mt half-past O'Clock =. 81 The
and al attic-lncatcd the west side of LccuS; AZ,
Icy, aud front together Il feet inches and run back
90 feet nore or css). plat Of the premise viii he
shown 1T sale.
This property IS centrally located. and can he rse
Il business boz - residences or for manufacturing
purposes The brick IN the houses would britp
:,Tly rs much as the parties holding TIC lrcTcrty
arr willing to take for Il
The property Is for sale without limit AMI ,a6scs
Of such properly arc specially invited TO this sale.
no.s with interest added. secured by trust deed uuou
the premises at one, two, aud three years
\. T.. PULLIAN,
fc iT-noGthhist&dtds auctiCneef.
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nv Wellington GotiGin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoncer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TWO VERY VALUABLE LOTS On THE
4 SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN SHEET. THREE
rOoRS BELOW TIE EhST LINE OF PEARL
STREET, Fol, SALE.-I am authorized to sell the
TWO VALUABLE LOTS located as above e:tch
fronting nineteen feet. running back about one nun
bred and five feet 20 wide alley, with the use of the
city ctlvcrt These lotsarc admirably well loca,cdfcr
r;t-clss stores and are justly rc2.rdcd.s amongst
10 effect = speedy sale 4 reasonable price will he
taken and If said lots he rot disposed Of privately by
WEDNESDAY the 18th instant. they viii he SOLD 1T
a,rt!on on tie premises tie following Gayyi2., on
THURSDAY the 2Jth February, lsl?. at Y o'clock NJ
TERMS: At sale. GoDDlN,
f. o"-cod AuctioEccr.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOUISA LAND

BY virtue of deed Of trust executed to the under
MS wife. on the 4tn day Of January, 1854. and o. re-.
cord in the clerks Office Of the County, Court OF
Louisa. 10 secure the payment 81 debt therein
mentioned. due to john T. Shelton, deceased, We
shall sell at public auction to TIE highest bidder on
the premises. on TUESDAY the 9Th day Of APRIL.
1872. the LAND conveyed in i'll deed. consisting OF
THREE HUNDRED AND F!Fif-ONF. ACRES.
four miles from Louisa Courthouse, in sa!h county.
the South Anna river. and adjoining the lanes e"
Is of excellent quality, and has unon 1t u DWkLL-
LNG-HOCSf ard usual farm-hoiIscs.
TERMS: Une-iuurth cash and the residue on a
credit CT ore, two. and three years. equal install
ments purchaser giving bonds tor the deferred pay
rncnts with good Siretlcs. Learng interest from Tie
day of sale and title retained until al The purchase
money shall have been paid
60, JAME5 3: SSHIEIL;T,QSN'} Trustees.
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ii y. I. NVrCTSoH'
Auctlorccr and Real Estate agent,
No. IClG Main street.

TN EXECUTION OF AIDED OF TRUST
J. from Patrick Ecton and wife to mc n trustee.
dated May 1t, 1857. recorded IN Richmond iuStics
and In Hcnricn County Court clerks of'lc"' h"lNg
thereto required by the holder of the debt secured,
Will sell IT auCfon. gu WEDNESDAY. llarch Lth,
ls2, 1t O'Clock L. NJ. Oh the premises IN "fer
named the property thereby conveyed consisting OF
and First streets - by IS feet. LOT No. s.. Oregon
lin. on Church street 30 By 10, feet, with small
dwelling LOTS l: AMI II. Green's Plan, near aioFc,
2. lU-i2 bv about 1913 feet. with small dwelling, &c.
TrHsts: The deed requires cash sale; BIZ; II dt-
sired reasonable credit viii 30 allowed part o.:
the purchase money, which will lie made known II
The Sine o.Sl,c. y. l.. AIpLnSon'
fc o3-tds Trustee.
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~ =. X. Nels;gcr, Auctionecr.


[tOMNISSIONER,S SALE OF ONE Hun
y DEED AND FOE1T-FOIR ACRES (alnhE
az LEsSl OF LAMP E; 8j,I MiLES r F EiCii
MOND AND DAEN;lLE RAILROAD. lime
DIATELY ST BROWNS SUBMIT, AZ ~ ~.
TiON.-By virtue OF I: decree CT IL" county C"ul!
lie case Of N t. ( l.. j. Duvll rs. Sarah y. puval:
i ais, | will sell OH TUESDAY the 5'h DAY OF
March 1872. on the premises. AZ u O'CLOCK NJ. tie
land mentioned In said hi! and decree About
Gftccn acres lie the ncrth side Of e rItlf!ad,
i!lA,cc on south side; about tfty acres In orEnal
'I,irc end oabl wood, close /" the railroad about
t',cl' - fifteen acres arabic. hJ!"nce uaGeFET"XiE
Improvements consist oil small lie" Trained uwciIhG
and fencing.
There arc some very pretty ba!!din@ sites, aid
woald suit rcrSons desiring 10 20 snort distance
from TIC city, 1s the train; ttop daily. and run al
CO. vcneiit hni!rs. - viii lie divided 10 suit bidders
T.rMs: Orc-fmrth C t2h: b lance 1T SIX, "..lTc
az eighteen months. In bonds with Interest HCdec
nd title retained until purchase money is paid.
c. {. NCRlE- Commissioner.
Sale conducted by d. H. WcIslcEE, ATetioi!ecr'
IL
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'ESEE.E'E ARTICLES.
,gesEEEE ARTICLES.
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTAE's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

4 perfectly clear preparation, IN one bottle, as
easily applied as water Tor restoring gray hair Its
natural color anu youthful appearance, TO eradicate
and prevent ,E,ndrur to promote the growth of the
hair. ands stop Its falling.
1t Il eniTel harmless and perfectly FREE from any
poisonous distance. and will therefore take the
place OF all tse dirty and unpleasant preparations
now ii Use. Numerous testimonials have been sent
up from lnallS Of oar IEcst prominent citizens IN
everything which The article, now In Use are OBJ
iectiOnabi" CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. 1t
/; warranted 70 contain neither susr of lead, sui
phur nit rate Of silver. Clear and clean water,
it does not sol the clothes or scalp 1t Is agrtCably
pcrfu!lod Az u makes OF the best dressings for
tic hair In Use. It resiorcs the color of tie hair
more perJc7 ~ und UNIFORMLY than any other pre-
paratioI. AL dalways does So in from three to ten
days. Writ tIy feeding the roots OF the hair with
ali the r" sEing qualities necessary to its growth
and lien lth; condition. 1t restores the decay and In
duces Il pew growth OF the hair more positively
than an S:hu" else The application Of this Won
derful discovery also produces pleasant and cool
ing eff I'll on the scalp and gives the iir pleasant
and Gle turt appearance.
We i'll especial attention to the fact that limit
ed nun her OF small trial bottles be had by those
Wishing TO ryt You will notice that IN pursuing
this cour SC our aim Is to convince BY the actual
merits OF the article.
ARTHUR NATTASS,
In rntor and proprietor, Washington ID. c.
For 81: :. wholesale and retail, hy
l"UHCELL. LADD * CO.. Proprletor.s
II 3l-ec dtjel3 Agents, Richmond, Va.
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"A y5t.rsos garE:sss..FuturesD ays.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer'
rnrnpr nY Eleventh, and Bank streets.

r ARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL
IL LOTS IN MANCHESTER, on BiDDLE AND =
CAMBRIDGE STREETS. AND sQpARE ~ 70,
IN MAINS PLAN. BOgNDEn BY BY, i,t,aS yoE ,
SALE ar AUCTION.-At the request Of The owner
fTho resides In distant Stltc) shall sell ut actfon'
on the ureInises on THURSDAY the 2atl, FelrliaT,
1872, mt o'clock L. NJ. those -FOUR liANDsO,n,iiE
LOIS Nos II, L. l3 and Is, on the north side OF DIG
die street. adjoining Iessrs. Gary Brothers totcco
Sltcr which, that BEAUTIFUL SQUARE No. Q in
Marks PLAN bounded above, which bus been slio
divided Into % lots OF 30 feet each by i25 lee %
- foot ION nj which from OH Ludlow street and ten ON
HeI street. This square Is well enclosed with good
pliuk fence. ,,,.,xo,,
Vow that real estate In Manchester Is m7roVingl In
vnlrir tic foregoing property Oilers al cHceusat
chance for safe investments.
TERMS One-tnir, cash: balance at l2ur anu clgn5
months for NEGOTIABLE notes, Interest added secured
bya trust decd. w. Sol.pii-s,
g.
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BY Wellington GGddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

rV'RUSTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT N BROWN. PAGE, AND CAMILLE Els
PLAN. on THE EOHTII SIDE OF PAGE
SHEET NEAR THE WORKSHOPS OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO EAILEOAD COM
PNNl.-As trustee substituted In the place of Lewis
Cohen who resigned the trlst snail sell at alc-
Irrrh. 1872, nj O'Clock p. n, If air fnot. the fir
fair day thereafterl. the HOUSE and OF conveyed
in trust by 3lahal Brldshy to Lewis Cohen ny Gct q
iounty Court. The lot is part Of Nos. s.. 50. in
Brown, Page. and Candles plan fronts twcnty-ii' Q
,,.ct ON the west Hue of Page srect, running back
s1vrnty-ayc feet, The house contains three rooms,
aud j. nov oc"uriod by the said Bridsby. Posscs-
sion given lst Mny nsSt.
Terms: The ,iera requires Il cash sale nut II IS
prI,abe that other terms will re made known nj the
hour of sale. CHARLES ;. co\ Ehef,
f. "a Substituted Trustee.
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THE TOWN OF
ROSCEETRTE,

THE TOWN OF
ROECEEERTE.
ten miles west Of the White Sulphur Springs, IN
Grccnbricr COUNTY. West Virginia. on the line Of tie
Chesapcakc and Ohio railroad. will lc one Of the
most important points Oh the line OF ts great tn
roughf:ife, and has may advantages us point Tor
investment BY mechanics. merchants, MantiaC:u-
rers. ana others. not TO lie found elsewhere.
II Is the dcnoi fora crcItcr extent Of Tine produ-
cling and grazing country than ny other station be-
tween St:lunion and the H3nawh:.
Ii Is the natural emporium OF the lumber TRACE O.!
the Grecnbrier valley.
II Is an important point in the operations Of Tic
Chcslpcakc and Ohio Railroad Company. which has
secured there tract Of over fifty acres for Gcp"t
eng;nc-ousc, cattlc-yard, machinc-Stop, and other
purposes.
The Grccnbrier Lumber Company has already in
ounr.tion & fine steam sawliIlIl, and tile ST. Law
renee Boom and Manufacturing. Company has built
n boom mile long in the Grccnbricr river. TIE
Ronccyerte Grist Mill, with Our run OF stones, Is
also I'm operation. Fine building stone Is abundant
lumber cheap and Of good quality, while the hcIlthy
climate and the productiycnesS of the surrounding
country make living pleasant and convenient.
Lots are now selling IL RonCeycr;c, and stores ana
other houses being built.
For maps or further information, address the IN
tcrsigned, ii RouccVcrtc, Grccnhrcr county " e>t
virginia CECIL CLAY,
e. lf-roIl!w Il. l.. kESTtR,
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A SCENE AT TIE RoyAL OpERA.-There wss
very racy scene nj the Royal Opera, Berlin,
one night during the first week in February.
There is'a great jealousy between Frau Lueca
and Emu Aa!lingey, aud fierce has bean tho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-23
by James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Aucionccr,
No. lilo 3fain street.

UOUsE AND LOT AND SEVEN VA.
L 1 CAN'T LOTS At ROCKETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTiOE.-WiD he sold on WEDNESDAY
o'clock P. M, a HOUSE. AND LOT on tho sou /
side of Lester street near the Baltimore STEAMBOAT
lauduy, and FOUR VACANT LOTS On the NORTH
side Of Lester street jrst heyond tire creek ant
THHEE on the north Side Ct Poplar where 1t inter
scot. with Ash street running back to the York Rive
railroad. and adjoining the property occupied y tht
street railway cars, each lot having froat Of abOl
thirty feet.
TERMS Made known on tie day Of safe.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR,
e. % huCt!onccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-23
HOUSES FOR SALE.

\ comfortable BRICK HOUSE on Brook avenue.
BRICK DWELLlNG, six rooms, large LOT, on
Franklin street. Church llill
Small FRAMED DWELLING ON Church street,
Oregon HILL
FRhMfD TENEMENT, four rooms, No. coc5
Broad street near corner Of Twentieth.
FRAMED HOUSE. seven rooms, and outside Ntcl-
en- on Church Hill. Clay street.
Conycniently-Iob Dwell LING, four rooms, or-
poaite Trinity Methodist church.
Desirable FRAMED TENEMENT, with FIVE roors
and outside Kitchen, on west Clay street.
PRICK HOUSE with six rooms aud kitchen on Von-
able street near 31echanicsyille turnpike:
STORE and DWELLING on Pine street, sidney.
BRICK HOUSE, five rooms and large passage, out
side kitchen, on west Marshall street.
Z. i. NEWBURN,
fc Olaf lola Main street.