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!, Sin 9raftitad.

ueldes Elm Sonsleur am 6ofe bes Wiees
t6niss BON Rbania ausfiibrte, tuiro ioIs
aenhermaben er3dblt:
Ser Sof bate tpeeen Der btiben Witte.
rung inn SSrsieii Dor Dem paIdsse Y!aS Se=
nommen. pier prdientirte iim Der Riinit-
Ter por ben boben Serridnften nit elmer
h6l,ernen Ruael, bur9 ueIhe perithiebene
26der eebobrt uaren. Our& oieIe 8oe er
lanee Stride unb mari He bann In bic
Cult. Die QugeI ifiea h6her unb h6her
uno mar bolb ben Dliden entI4munhen,
,pdbrenb Der 3auberer nur nod 6os gnbe
zines Strides in Der panb belt. Sebt sr-
luhte er einen Der Rnoben, meI6e ibm
holfen. ben Gtrid in bic Sanb 40 nehmen
unb hinanfBuilettern. 1bors unb rer-
ifnonb eleinfals I'm blauen Meiber! Dr
Weiiter ritF breinnI ieinen Nomtn. bod ta
feine Mntipprt trfolete, ererifi er In gy65ter
Mntb Elm Mfelier, fletttrte an, E,ifide
empor uno perifip0nb. go6 ipeuigen
Nusenbli6en iieI cine 4onb bts Raaben
aur GroS oann Elm SUB, bnnn bic dnoere
0ano. bonn Der anoere Gub. nnG nno nap
i6mmtlihe 0lieoer uno imlieblid Der ROpJ.
Rad ibm fom Der 3onberer NIT BEN bl1ff.
gen sWteDtr IN Der 1anb, fiibtt ben uooen
Dor bem Rbon unb Bat I'M GrldnonlB, lsss
men GehiIlen refonjiruireu ~ 6drisn. Da
| ihm 0ies 9eitotiet nur6t, snuifndR G o.s
Glieber, Iegte lie iorgfdIti@ 5u!dmmsn uno
aob ihnen einen Gtob. u,rauI osr 9naoe
| friIm unb munter aufiprfnG uso H@ POT
| Der Gsie1fnait resnsigx.
(6oriisbnng uno 0@lhb Io'ssJ
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4 /.
Das Grifaunen Der @difs erreihte inbtt
ben b5hlten punft, oIs nod Mut6ebuna
Der Sofel Marco in bas nddaife Simmer
aina unb bic brei iddbisen Iniiiat in ben
Banfet(ooI bradte, in 6snen lie bel ibrer
Mnfunft erIhienen iparen. Mlle brti polca
mad)ten iid nit idarfen Wleiiern an bic
Mrbeit uno trennteH simmtlide Tdbte be,
alten Sartaren. Mdntel auf. Wet beihreibi
bic ueberroiduns Der Mnpelenoen, aIs enA
ben unfheinbaren Rlsibern ifroblenbe Dias
manten. aubinen. Smoraeoe, @oppbire
unb anoere gbeliteiue, tpie eldn5enoe 9ro.
pfen zines Hsgenihauers, auf ben 5ii6
Helen
ssebt mar ieber 3neiFel Bel ber Werwonbts
idait nnb Sreunbihait ssboben. aHb sana
Benebig elite berbei, um ben rei6eu
polos Die Sano su briden. Tout c0mme
chez nous
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Sm Wiind,tntr Qneenn hef;nhet En

SIN Miin9snsr apeeum befinbet nd, elm
Observation-Disclosures Gnabe, Der bic aon,e
OoDiiee onsiDtnhie wei6. Dies III Elm
mnemoniibss Rroititif, nbsr Die lebrer
ooer gltern luelGe bic SnselIieena eines
Rinoes miBbrauhen, nm Re nit Ceraleid,en
obaetragenena Stoff, itatt nit ,pohreni
Willen ansufiinen, baben ebensolIs Elm
Rraftltif seleiltet, Hdmli1 pcn Gtupibitdt
Ser 6obn bes psrforbenen Duitnfreun.
hes oes &rtoiitrs, Jialin, ous Vtriionn.
ben isin W0nner sum rper3oa non Ser.
iignp" etbob, tuir0 Mdditens ieines Mofers
binisrlalitne DsHiWlrOistsiten ptrSiient.
lihen.
Dos CT. petersbnresr TinoeISous a..
ariinoet uOn Der Qdiierin 4aitorlnq. slt,sr
QrobsI sttssiis est g III s.
Sat ioebe1 fem hunberiidkrioss weiis6tn
aefeiert. Bon Inn bdnQen 73 &dlulti nn6
Derj9iebsne 9leiniinbstb(mo6 Mnifdffen
as, nnb biz 9ahf Der h i6nt IeIbli ilnler.
|rj6t eusplauasnosu &inber bttrdas 5000.
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S'rum lei ih ole Bertreter
Ses Meitens anertannt.

Drum lei ih oIs Bertrettr
Ses Meitens onertannt.
90 iprad gum TreunoestreiIe
DER bobe Didtersreis
uno lans In belIsr Weiie
Ses beimiidsn @sinss Yreis.
Der Gatatpta gDein.
~@ie, Ssif bat Der Gatawba @eiuf
Sd fam IS nimmr slauben;
Go ntDscn iiib bic 8eerrn isia,
Scd iinb IS feline Sraubeu.
Gin frifder Srunf, elm iiibsr Sait,
Sod obne Geuer, obae Rraft,
SD i6p0r's, id bin bonn absine. y
$50 fomme NIT uns, sIaubE bus ni1t
9ob uns gatamba triufsn;
8war tuirb er nidt i'm solo'nsn 2i9t,
@ie @ein bonn Ihcine bIinten.
Dod III sr iiib, bou milber @Intb,
ytadt frob bas Sert unb Isibtss Blnt
Sang nie Der @ein bonn Mbeine.
ySie fiesen in ben Seller baRn
llnb Itertea nanhen 9e@tr;
Gie fnsen aud ;u finsen on,
GauS mis am Rbein bic 9e6er.
Der fruut III Nib. Der Srunt III gut,
So6 feblt ibm 6eusr fsbIt ibm @Iutb,
60 ipra@ Der Maun bonn glbeins.
xSie tranfen mandlss Glas nod aus,
Sd fam bic 8abl niat tiinbtn;
Der Grsmbe peib ben @eg mad Saas
ltnb fann ibn bod ni5t finoeu. A
Da nabet elm. fAIante Naio,
gibt wilIis frsunblides GeIeit
Dem frsmbsn Waaa bonn Rbsius.
v8sim Gdeiben sribt Die Iaib 70 fait,
an's Ger, tuiu ,r iie briidsu,
@sb' ibn,! iysId' iarsdlide 6eltalt
Gri6sint ben itarrsn Blidsn!
Gin rotbsr Rrisssr, risiensrob.
grbtbt ben Spser gum 9obestob.
. ormsE Wanu BON RbeinsI
.gr min sntfIish'a unb fam bod ni6t,
9bu b6lt Der roibe Sdldhtsr;
Or sappslt, bittst, fIudt une fi@t -
Da pedt ibn bsg' @eld1ter.
Die Sreunbs Hsben um i'm ber
90 Ii,st i'm gst uno atbmet fdipsr
Der frsmDe Utann bonn @beine.
,sa @eift Sat Der gatatpba @e!n,
mir IN er beut' sridisneu;
Grit glib er sin.m Mdbden fein,
Damn sinem DilbsR SIbnen.
llnb per's niat sIuubt, BEN brins.t @sin
Die llsbsrs,uauns tommt aIIsiu i
aBie bel BEN Mann bonn HbeinelA
go fane Der bobe Mlte
l1nb ientte ben Yotal;
gin Iauter Subel ballte
Sinab in's bunile SbaI:
gs bat uns bisIe Gtunbe
Die ielisite 2uit seiudbrt,
Wir ieben uni're Runbe
Bon Gsuer unb Geiit pertldrt;
Ob ibn Der Wsiien ses.ben
Ob er seoieben am Rbein,
Bir preiien ben Saft Der Reben
Gin eoh hem eolb'nsn Wein!
Wifbelm Malfer
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(Gar bic s@eFIiae 8ldttsr@.)
Auf 9saD's 9slanb.

nj RPUnE NfI01fl(
CS~ CH y S~AW"Ds
-~
Nas uoren munt're GaIe.
NV .uasa Dpn pul " oap
SA .r"." VSp'H oshe
Sm "aVAe aos1 osa Sss.
SIN fiibIer yaebenroube
sOenON.h ne lrOp Oas Veaps'
Oa peti!e olul oer arauoe
Sm IlhlsshoeH pOla!.
Gie sprod,.n nom beut,den QonS.
Ano lener lrhosn oeu
Da NC o'e pe'malp oeroannN
9eaq s'nem pe'Ben Stfe"'
Wsm fsoi;pr i'm 9,ro n,rboropn
ws1 aas osm Su'u' s'wa@'
sSn's oeutIde Rsid, osbratat.
Sie prieten ben frelei' Uooe1
Der gaitlihen neuen Wslt
al. -. =, ,a.;,., s.,n
~
Daun fiimmteu lie frobe Qteosr
Mus oIten 3eit,n an.
nho .unipsno '.s.e i'W awe's
Dsf U'lWer wv ''e'neH "ap".
e,,ro,s ho,.n q. .;r.r Cs.,.usn.
O., ,omrH no,r or;,r,n Wbein
% Hnee onn lesnsm peuen,
bon lslneril perlenoeIl Weti1!
,e.,.
~. ,s."s'"S o. 'O1s y" 1'
Damn ions Der bIiihenbe 3eder
sinous in bic itiIIe Naddt:
Der 1raunt pom Wcuen.
.Uir tranmt', Id ldss fdper beroni@t
I'm RbeiH IN sinsm aeler.
IN allen taiisrn saarfs nno raul~I
3lingt hsl unS 'mmsr esasf'
YAns isstm Spantloq Hsss' smp0s
cin @slen. ts'n une s'sr''8;
yin isoes rndt ben Hraat anIs Sp1
Ssim Srabsn sans man'srs'@.
sd ienns fis Die luR'se S9aaF,
90 fno oss aSssnss St'tsr.
Der 0rsis NIT Graaem Bart nne eaar
Gas If Der 9srr ane Wsslfsr.
paIt, sbsl, feuris nnb bo6 msle -
Der GIfer ift's, Der Seine.
Der Wann bort. fgdftis, frii@ unc ntls
eAot Msan&sm in bis 8sins.
.sa fsdsunbbisrsis tarb Der SsD
Bum esil Der @elt seborsn,
1lnh Dsr ibm tn bic sanbs iaat
80 iiGsrIi3 bsrlorsn.
Der sdnsIiao bort in soIS'nsm Gdsia
Nit fenris bsuen @Iidsn,
Sam iiuiunSle&sis an ben Rbsin,
Die Meni@b.it su besladsn.
Die Setter probsp Iuaentbrauut
Su teltm Sang bic etimmen;
Rur mands erolIss nnSsrpaaDt -
Die arabsr iiass, bic iAIimmsa.
.Da pI6tIi3 i4psist bic tous eSaar,
sm sratn Eat Der Rsibs m
Grt0nt Elm alinssn punSerbar,
Gin Gang sea arafs anD Beibe.
en.lis'ss Dem 6as INIT s'assn,
@ s,a0' 10 ,.s. g. saao Den Hsi0 o0a S'1S
O'saa' "a1 e''a'''n 0''nssn'
Der aea. w.ia, ais sslns l4on s.Is,
.s,... Dss p0's s..ss,a y ss,aamsn a. mn.
g, fas. as,,..sssu laaSa :. s,a,a ssas. I .DI1
'''sA' D4''A'
mir r.iss .t isin. e4aI. bar
rna NM una..h.. M s1'S Z, 20 Car, Amir w;rA Ma,
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Sn a,oltrt ,vurou lpdbttnb bee a&t e.
iltiniI 4 W}ondie bieiS 5d9rss 86 Bdren sss
i6btst.
"a. rni15&s igarai 1raubei&encH, bie
q n AR 0fS6fl In ftjt nsna,ss
niiifl Am Crtibes8 8treiil q 3lorb0 b0uasgj(6
anime knita (tlS, ID bur4 Delzef ~ yu((ls
irlsn 18int3eriuus1 be1 Snnee 1<res 0I
eeS ~ iifss 0iitey tsFe,Gbt 1ogleas
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Sss JansIinss Sung mar perilune.n,
% lpro6 Elm bObsr Orsis:
Dn baii Gin GisO eefunoen,
Daihr ID DAM Dir psil.
uiir sisml,s bss sae;;.s: IL Hnsen
Osr oisism Hooen sutiiammt.
Sset MID ben WeGsr i@pinstI,
Dar'n 0atapbo nammt.
St9on meme pasbigsa wdies
SspoaassA sisIsI i.aaS. I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-28

Z 1 ,rusFEL UNDER TIE Stow. q tunnel Q,
snow partially surrounds the stamp mn,
above above Nevada, through which all quartz con,
r veved I'd the mill passes. This mill, when i
now in fun blast, Is located IN the :, rayia 1e
through v which the upper portion Of Neya ,,a
s1,lch flows which, owing to the abrupt mus
on either side, Is very favorable for the ae -,
M of snow. Early in December nm,
mense drifts of the fieecy element bloca ,'sa
nm the only road that encircles or approacliet'
the mill to tue depth Of fifteen or twenty l.s.;
so that tunneling was resorted to- For soi son,
time it was impossible to reach the niiil WI" ax'
quartz teams, but the tunnel having oeen s TM
cavated and resxcavated as one sllo" snow .o oui
ceeded another now affords an excellent an rdao o,
way, kept in good travelling order, anu the NJ
sufficient length to avoid trouble lro ornoo 9th
bore, With its vast snow roof above 5 i
q 1artz teams make their way witnou. a'l for4y
+, fora distance of one hundred anu tHii
feet describing almost hall cree II, ' s,,i.
conrse to the mill side. 1t is so Im anu SUI w.,
stantis, that it bids fair to hold goou p iJi
,nonths to come Central City HcTe'o' 1e''
,uGru 10. g. ...- o..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-28

The London Era ventures upon the Oh
seryatiors that follow: "The vitality Of the
theatrical amateurs something truly wonder
ful In vain do we assure Tompkins that his
voice has little more melody i'll it than is to ! e
heard in the sharpening of saw. In vain
do we declare that Browns face has no more
expression than peeled turnip; that Smith,
whose legs are almost invisible, should not
play romantic lovers in tights that Jones,
with his fat, round figure, broad face, ana
google eyes, is not Shakespeare's Romeo /;
that johnson, with his remarkable squeak.
does not present the crooli-backed Rtchdrd'
Nothing deprcsses or dishcarlens the anna
teur. lie has the adventurous spirit OF a
Livingstone, the heroic nature Of Nelson,
the patience of Job, the subtlety of Mac
chiavelli, to compass his great end, which Is
to be seen and heard upon the stage. a
moderate computation of the number OF
theatrical amateurs at the present moment
would startle some non-theatrlcal readers.
Perhaps we should not be far wrong in as
suming that five thousand of these harmless
lunatics are spouting, shouting, ravlng, gig
Cling, and forgetting the language OF many
cstimable authors every week, under the ill.,
preston that they are doing themselves much
credit, amusing their friends, and advancing
the drama. The very best actor that ever
trod the stage must once have been an am;
teur; but the finding one born actor in the
midst of thousand amateurs is as hard as
the proverbial finding needle in q stack OF
hay"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-28

CHASED BY A SAw-LoG.--A Canadian who
was engaged last week on the brow OF hill
near Pittsfeld, Mass, in cutting timber and
rolling it to the bottom, endeavored to man i.
pulate log for a safe descent, but discovered
that it was getting the better ofhim. He was
on the under side, and it would not do to
"let it Slide" so he screamed for help; but
no help came. His strength was surely ana
RAPIDLY falling, and there was nothing to dc
but to run for it, and run he did-a fearful
race. The natural philosophers say that a
log gains in rapidity as it descends. 1t is
otherwise with human legs on run, even
when, as in this case, the descent is steep ana
icy. There was no turning out, and the log
lined with terrible rapidity Oh the flighten'
el Canuck, and was now just on his heels
wien luckily he spied hollow in his path
into which nc popped with bound, but hao
barely time to huddle himself into his hole
when crash crash the log Numbered over
him and left him safe, but about the most
badly scared man that ever hallood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-28
BY II. censor, Auctioueer,
Charlottesville.

4 UCTION SALE.-That valuable estate
a At Louisa Courthouse. Va, known rs the IO-
TEL, aud other property: will he sold at on
the premises. MONDAY the llih Of March next
tcourt-day), consisting of the following buildings
&c.-to wit: TWO LARGE HOTEL TEN EMENTS.
one of which Is brick, and has attached two rooms
rented for stores several offices, dwelling, kitchen
cabins, ice-houses excellent stables sufficient
for loo horses; all of which In good condition.
having been thoroughly repaired since the war. Has
attached some EIGHTEEN ACRES OF LAND,
with garden, &c.
There Is no other hotel In the town, the exclusive
been entirely restricted to this property, renders II
Ing property of the kind In the State.
peaSe and Ohio railroad, sixty-two miles west Of
Richmond, and Is most pleasant and rapidly-grow-
Ing place, having large manufacturing and milling
establishment which adds much to the prosperity of
the town and surrounding country.
This property Is really for sale, and VIII be sold
even at great sacrifice.
TERMS One-fourth cash, or Its equivalent In
railroad or other bonds balance ut one. two, three
four, and 1--WE years. With six per cent interest and
trust deed; but should the purchaser wish to ply
more, or all cash, most liberal discount will be
made.
This property, well managed would pay for itself
ere the last payment becomes due.
For further particulars address
Arlington Depot, Nelson county, Va.
Fl. BENSON, Aucuoneer. a fel4-W&SawA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-28

CoLoRED CHILDREN TO BE ADMITTED 70, THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF NEwARK.--A few days
ago great commotion was caused In Newark
in consequence of the action Of leading ho-
telkeeper who refused to entertain at his
place company of songsters. Their ad-
vance agent had hired accommodation for
them without mentioning that they were col
ored. They came during the proprietors
absence, and were assigned rooms, but fmme-
diateiy on his return he peremptorily ordered
the troupe to remove elsewhere. They did
80, and were taken in by q phiianthropic eler.
gyman, ReY. Mr. Brown. Ere people had
ceased to discuss this bearing Of social rights
another and still more important one has
doomed up. On Friday night the Board OF
Education passed a resolution throwing open.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-28
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
CORNER of Eleventh and Bank streets.

II ARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL
IL LOTS IN MANCHESTER.O ON BlDDLE AND
CAMBRIDGE STREETS, AND SQUARE NO.
IN MARKS PLAN, BOUNDED BY LUDLOW.
REID, MAuRY.AND EvERETTs STREETS OR
SALE AT AUCTION.-At the rclucst Of the owner
1who resides in distant State shall sell at auction
on the premises, on I URSDAY the :ath February,
1872, ut ! O'Clock z. d.. those FOUR HANDSOME
LOTS Nos Ii, u, ID, and Ii. on the north side Of Bid
die street adjoining Messrs. Gary Brothers tobacco
factory, each aOxl2o feet to an alley u feet wide.
After which, that BEAUTIFUL SQUARE No. In
Mary's plan bounded as above, which has been sub
divided Into 20 lots Of 80 feet each by f2 feet 10 alley
II feet ten of which front on Ludlow on
Reid street. This square Is well enclosed with good
plank fence. ..-,r. ,
Now that real estate In Manchester Is improyingn
value, the foregoing property offers an excellent
chance for safe Investments.
TERMS: One-thrd cash; balance nj four and eigi.
months for negotiable notes, Interest added secured
hy a trrst deed H1. w. GODDlS,
10 % .-.-. AuCtiuEe,r.
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the public schools to the eclored children on

the public schools to the eclored children on
the same footing as the white. 49,. ss..s, III,
The vote by which the resolution pa ! Sc
was q to /. The solitary opponent OIL tne
innovation is Mr.J. w. Smith, Democrat
who. in the course Of the debate Which Pr,
cedea the passage Of the resolution. OPPOSE; ~
it tooth and nail. or those who lo! So,,, -. -
favor of the resolution three only are De1'1 be
Gratis; the balance are all Republicans, ,co me ne
fulI Board stands twenty-three Repuu ., ah
to seven Democrats. There were se'eti ,ra ,n
sentccs. The matter was the sunleceo, ,, se ~
o,.s discussion yesterday. It is dithea u, th 10
tell what the real sense Of the people .. t he
S seh is While the feeling appears 70 DC DC
yaneral that the colorcd people sho,lo nav
III their rights and privileges it IS also appa.
rnnt that this move towards the ainalallla-
t;on , Of c,' color in the public schools was en-
t tiun nneypcctcd and unlocked for; a
s.rnnr sentiment prevails that the boara naa
30 r; 10, to take so radical step without
h,v;nr first consulted the sentiment OF inc
neonlc. white and colored, by a popular yo'e'
rs IN tie case of the Sunday horsc-c'fs'-
Philadelphia Telegraph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-28

SINGULAR srREEr-CAR AcclnENr..-h IIs.
burgha street car arrived at the iiS, nd c.
Louis railway, and at the same tune Tue I tho
umhus mailtrain was approaching from i, .n If
West, and was close at band. The driver {" u
the street car paid no heed to the WAR, Warn ing
given, but drove upon the crossing wne Tt ui
car was caught upon the coW-catcncr, ,I. aat
from the ground, and carried along Try street nan
q distance of about one hundred feet, "llen
the engineer lin s sa s st n1 by
th ~, eu" ~ was running at the rate OF four
niles an hour, and the car was crusheg anu :.
torn into 50 small as to oa render a;gb it
utterly unrecognizaole' There Geo we Woman, r in
the Wrecked car, and strange to state, oaIy
Two ;vT Of them were injured in the slightest de,
One man a Fsesssa ant 5 as c sS an He
, .lo mo CIR horses took fright at the col
iision, and springine suddenly forward, broke
oway and ran off short distance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-28

The Methodist ministers of Boston have
had great debate, the question being
whether women should be admitted to the
ministry. Nothing very fresh was said, nor
anything specially entertaining, if we except
the following declaration made by the Rev.
Mark Trafton, who was once, we believe, a
Know-Nothing member Of Congress: 81
think the most miserable Of all objects under
Heaven is henpecked husband, and if I
were one would leave the country, so help
me God!' Mr.. Trafton appears to have
spoken feelingly But suppose that Mr..
Trafton should be henpecked without know
ing it-what would he do then? Many an
excellent man has passed his whole married
life in that condition, and has been really
happy under the infection. 1t all depends
upon the mainland the woman,-Nea7 York
Tribune. ---------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-28

HUGE OH RING. The fltSourSh
D;snotch of the 22d says: "a few days ago
we made mention, in a brief paragraph, Of a
,11mor that was prevailing in certain initiated
circles. both in this city and in the oil regions,
1hot there was forming among capitalists and
ra;road men of the country gigantic oil
monopoly, which, if successful, would throw
the oil bull-ring' Of 1869 far in the shade.
TlIe r,lnor was to the effect that capital OF
ut least 81 100000, backed by $3.50, ,OOO
more. had been raised. and that combina-
ton of the men controlling it, with all the
railroads leading from the oil. region, had
been formed for the purpose Of preventing
the transportation Of any refined oil from
the oil regions, and of all crude oil, except
such as would be used by the aforesaid CAPT
talists in their own refneries.
This would Of course give to this ring the
control of all refined oil, and to certain cX
tent of all crude oil, produced. They could
therefore, fix their own price and reap mag
nifcent return from their capital invested,
though it would be Of course at the expense
of the producers and the ruin Of all rcfiner:
except those in the ring. The lHilroad com
pauies would reap their reward by the III
creased and fixed rates Of transportation thai
the ring agree to give them in consideration
of their part in the huge monopoly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-28
Ry Wellington GoddiH,
Real Estate Agent aud AucuohHF'
corner, OF Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AN ~.
l. LOT IN BROWN, PAGE. AND GhhPPkng
STREET NEAR THE. WORKSHOPS " I'M X.
AND OHIO RAlLkqAdn, ic eri.
PANI.-As trustee substituted IN tie place ~ an,
tion, ON the premises, on MONDAY the tin 80, .,
March 1872 at o'clock r NJ f fr IN POI, unmyji
fair day tlicreaf,er the HOUSE and L0i c9M'C3 ~,
In trust by Mahala Bridsby to Lewis C"eH , ~
of the 10th Of November, iS3j rccor!'S " ~! ~
County Court The lot IS part Of Nos: So y; u.
Rrown Page and Ganble's plan; fronts iWeli!
feet on the west line of Page siett, r ..,sr o
and is now occupied by the said BlidsbT. toSS~-
sion given LIST May next. >, Ian, I, 4.
TERMS The deed requires csii i ,.,r DIV :. the
ho gu =, " ~Ae' Substituted Tr1s.et.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-28
ToR SALE PRINAT Ell a'.tl
= HOUSES AND Lors.. - ~

PRICK DWELLING, eight rooms, on; aens'
stt Eg 1SfE DWEfLiNCT, SIX rooms, on twenty
crht street between Broad and Grace, 9Z,ose'p
FRICK rDWELLING. In perfect repis, ,t-sns
ron,ns brick kitchen. aud stable, on fouEsh ~
irtween Clay and /. eigl,. ei,ooo. -, r.,t,,
ERICKl IjW Filling, seven rooms, on AS.i''A
street north OF Leigh, $4,000. r.,.t .tot,reen
nEI(K DWELLING on I'roau Ltrset pet"e'ti
Tyenty-seyenth md Twenty-eighth, $1,000. ~, = 90
FRAME DWELLINGS, four rooms, on west i'e v
RRir =. III Unwilling eight rooms, on Second
rtreet betwnpn CLAY and Leigh. Sa-s1o.
: RRICK DWELLING, six rooms corner aai Sii''i'
ana niC cnsG DWETI1NG six rooms, on Marshall west
o. FRAME ZANE. DIV YELLING and kitchen, six rooms on
FRA FRAME DW Filling four rooms, Twcnty-fourth
street near VI, 500. -, .,. Ia.
tween NJ and y streets, sl.500.
|RRICK DWELLING, nine rooms, on Grace street
,yest of Belyiderc street, $1,000. E..
BRICK DWELLING, ten rooms. on Filth street
between CLAY and Leigh S750o-libersil time. ~
FRAME DWELLING, kitchen and out-ii0uses,
on acrc5 of land In Manchester, for sale at S5oO0,
or to exchange for Richmond property.
EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, with frame Dwelling
and Kitchen OIL the northern terminus Of
g., 800. s,I -
4 very desirable VACANT LOT on south side OF
Main between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets
+ DESIRABLE LOTS in Sidney and on Church ana
Union Hills.
faPd! rr.s.- 49,. 1901 Main street. .