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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28
BY Lyme & Brother,
Aucrioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, SIT
Y UATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF FRANK
LIN BETWEEN TWENTY SIXTH AND TWEEN
TY-SEVnNTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.-We
shall ut the request of the heirs Of Thomas Taylor,
Jr deceased sell at public auction, on the premises,
on FRIDAY tho 10Th day of November, 1874 at
O'Clock 2. NJ, that truly valuable and beautifully
located RESIDENCE, situated as above described,
containing eight rooms kitchen, stable, &C., at
present occupied by Dir. Thomas l.. Preston.
This property Is Justly considered amongst one Of
the most desirable residences in that portion of the
city. The house IS built of the very best material
To any one desiring nice family residence, or to
make a good investment, we would invite their
special attention. The lot has front of 40 by $50
feet to an alley. .
TIE TERMS OF SALE will be quite liberal, and
announced 1t hour of sale. 1870
NO 2a LYME & BROTHER, kuctioneers.
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Var. Grceley's Condition.

New YoRK, November 27.-The Tribune
says Mr. Greeley still suffers from nervous
proStration, resulting from the almost total
loss Of sleep tor a month or more, which at
iscted the nerves Of the stomach. Within
the past week he has eaten and slept more.
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Antics of Men I'm Elarness-Thc hcsuit
of Using UntaIned Sfceds.
TFrorp The TitnsViIIe Press.

We have thought all along since the horse
epidemic began TO rage that there would DE
trouble from hitching up oxen, men, boys,
and goats. who had never been properly
trained TO this kind OF work, and now we
are called upon to notice series OF runaway
accidents that occurred in town yesterday.
by which much property was destroyed and
lives endangered. We hope it will never be
our duty again to chronicle such horrible
chapter Of destruction.
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France.

PARIS, November 27.-The vote on thu
reply 10 Thiers's message was postponed Il
Thursday by $50 to 332. The friends oil
Theirs think that this vote closes the crisis.
A meeting of the Cabinet will be held to
day for deliberation upon the majority re.
port Of the committee, aud the resolution OF
the minority.
Theirs will attend the session of the
Assembly tomorrow, when the report of
the majority will come up for consideration.
The vote yesterday postponing the report
till Thursday has served to greatly allay the
excitement Of the past few days, and many
believe the crisis has passed. Paris is quiet
this morning, and dispatches from the pro-
@yinees report corresponding degree Of
tranquility, 49,
Spain.
MADRID, November 27.--King Amadeus is
improving in health.
lns,,rgent demonstrations in Murca and
Saiagossa have been suppressed without
trouble. 49,
Cuba. s2
HAVANA, November 27.--The first parcel
of new-crep sugar has arrived here. There
refewer contracts this year than formerly.
There. is u prospect of an immense crop,
though she rains interfere with tue first
gFinangs.
4, Nova Scotia.
HALIFAX, November 27.-The steamer.
Hector, from London thirty days for Mon.
treai, Is here in distress. She encountered
hurricane of Newfoundland.
All vessels arriving report heavy gales.
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Profits of the "Hun Clique"

NEw YORK, November 27.-Thc profits OF
tie Northwestern "bull clique" is COM
puted at from S5,000,000 to 100000.
Henry Smith has not settled, and as far rs
known intends to fight in the courts.
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a PAIR OF LAVENDER BRIDEs.-Eii Per-
kins, of the New York Commercial Adrer-
hscY, is son the wing" He stopped at
Homer the other morning for breakfast, and
had the good fortune to meet "quartette
bridal party" of which he thus diScourses: :
This morning at the Syracuse House |
breakiasted with pair of brides and pair
of bridegrooms sort of bridal quartette.
They were from Cortland, think. in the
country. / knew they were just married
from variety of reasons. First, when they
alighted from the omnibus to enter the hotel
both young ladies' took the arms Of the gen.
tlemen, who said, "Dear, let me carry your
satchel." -
Just behind them came some old married
people. I knew they had been married some
time, for the men bounced out, starting, lug
gage in hand, straight for the hotel, leaving
their wives with small satchelS TO follow,
single file, behind them.
AT breakfast the brides appeared in bridal
lavender. Everything was Observation-Disclosures
der dresses, lavender hats with lavender
strings, and lavender gloves. If ever get
married Mrs. Perkins shall wear III she
pleascs)a suit of plain black, and then we
can enjoy our honeymoon in peace. Inc
Young husbands both wore broadcloth suits
and black hats. Both wore paper collars ana
cuffs, and one wore paper shlrt-bosom.
Alas what Il shock such deception must be
to young and euileleSs wife Why, IN my
opinion, a paper collar is no more indication
OF a real shirt than clothes-line!
At breakfast these young husbands didn't
help themselves first when they sat down at
the table, but they turned to the brides I'D
lavender, and said lovingly, "Have roll,
DEAR" Then they put some butter on the
lavender brides plates, and they looked up
and said, "Thank you, DEAR" with smile
too happy to describe. When breakfast was
over ono of the young husbands smiled sweet
", and said:
"Now. darling, can't smoke just once
you know you said I might"
Eyes, Charley, just once" and then the
two brides stood and looked vacantly out OF
the windows till their sWeethearts came lack.
When the old married people sat down
there was different scene. The old fel-
lows scooped in their bcefsteak and sausage,
never looking up to see how their wives
were getting along, and when they got
through they shuflled off into the reading
room and loaded up meelschaum pipes with
the strongest cavendish. Then they talked
politics, expectorating on the stove and
around the zinc stoYe-mat without once
thinking of their poor wives, who were left
to amllSe themselves with neighborhood gos-
sip.
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ByJ. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

81 LOTS, ON RICHMOND, FREDE-
81 RICKSBURG AND POTOMAC KALI III;
ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N-wsiEsl , De s9ib
md Main streets, on WEDNESDAY the 2ith OF
November. 1872 at the hour Of Z O'Clock n. M =
THIRTY-TWO LOTS OF GRQuSD; fro ROM, s,s ~
r,jiroad TO the Sulphur spring, running BACK l.s
feet and are few hundred feet from . Jenh p
willie (iungury stationl. FARE: 10 ana 'roii h''n'
nond one and u half cents per inile.
Terms: At sale, aud very liberal.
4 maj, of Tho lots may DC seen at my once.
- i""p W j, l.. ApPERSON, Anctloneer.
POSTPONED
IN FRIDAY at O'Clock L. NJ.
" 20 81 s''N ~ j. l.. APpERSON. Auctloncer.
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California.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 27.-Grant'!
oiliSial minority in the State is 1900.
PAymas,er George L. Mead is dead.
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nv telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW lVItN =
NEW YORK, November 27.ztonon quiet; sales,
2,277 bales, nplands, l9tc.; Orleans, l9ic Flour
Am; buyers generally pay the advance. Corn
moderate export and home demand; prices un-
changed Rice. 7361ssc. Pork quiet at Sic. Lard
more active and lower at 79@aac. Turpentipe dull
AT e.c. Rosiu steady ut 81 Tallow dnil at StQsc.
Erptghts quiet and firm. Es-f....s. ,lSt
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steau,er Abantoned.

BALTIMORE, November 27.-The steamer
Caroline, hence for Queenstown, is reported
abandoned at sea. She had Il, 900 bushels OF
corn aboard.
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The North Carolina Scriatorship-
Second BALLOT.

RALEIGH, n. c., November 2I'.-The Sc
coud ballot for United States senator wa.
had this morning with the following result :
Vance, rs; Merrimon, 20; Pool, Y. The
result Is doubtful. 81.
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Fire.

New YORK, November 2I.-Iile LacK'l,
wanna Hotel in Scranton, Pa, was burned
last night. Loss, $4,000. III.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, November 27.-F1our steady and dull.
Wheat firm; amber western. 81 .75GlSi.s5; white,
choice, s2V5@S2lo; fair to prime white, Sl.s5@s2.
Corn dull; white southern, 5sA5lc.: yellow south
ern 57c: mixed western, SIC. Oats firm southern.
aa0gaec; western mixed, 42c. white. a4@045e. Rye
quiet and steady at s0Ms5c. Hay unchanged. Pro-
DEMONSTRATING doing. Western butter firm
9,GD95c.
4s. West Virginia's. Isl. Bids to-day.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RICHMOND, Va, November 20, 1872.
THE SHIP.iARD WORKS AND MA
a GHlSEkf OF THE VIRGINIA Steam
SHIP AND PACKET COMPANY, AT ROCK
EPTS, ARE FOR SALE. They are complete for
all the purposes Of iron slip-buiiding. The econo-
my and abundance of iron, coal, and labor here
make this desirable point for the prosecution OF
this business ~ tt.t5f. & go w
II not sold as whole within three weeks the NJ A.
CHtNERY, TOOLS, &C., will be sold separately on
no si-sw 'p,.'' : ID. j. BURR, President.
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TToR d HIT AIELspH1 A. s<Tsa
IA Ti,c steamer AILLA ECE. Captain sss4
PLATT, win receive freight for fre above poftt}u
The 18Th instant at IL g'csnck. 80
New Jersey. and Delaware. also for Norfolk. Eos-
ION aud New Orleans. ut low rates Passage TO Pdtd~
drIri.lia Including meals and statpr00m. @s.
s- = FW.sF. pORT EE. Agent
s. M o7-2t - ~ No. 1425 Dock street.
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DOR RENT. HOUSE Oh Brook road Sf:s
L just beyond the Branch, containing FIVE &s;:l !
rooms Applyto >,, ,,.,,,,,,c
no 2T-3t GRUBbS NIILLlLt.l..
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, November 27.--The immense in
fluy of bullion into the Bank of England
continues. The bank rate will probably be
reduced tomorrow. Consols to-day are at
92S to 925; 5's, sSs.
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By w. p. Robins,

BY W. p. Robins,
4, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office on Rank street, corner by the custom-hoIse'
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE L :.s.6 L;
BRICK DWELLING AND PR II ISg S ca
F F1as + STREETS AT AUCTI0N--Byv virtue OF a
deed Of trust TO me trustee dated Apr E lsig
and recorded in Richmond Chancery Ioura o,,Ie
viii sel at auction upon the premises, on SATUk-
DAY soth November at 4 o'cloGk Fl NJ, the pro
r;t oII the modern couveniences aud there Is also
large brick kitchen. The situation of the properly
is very desirable. The lot Is 81 by 100 feet, more or
less. s 90 ANY, off
debt for about $1,000; the balance upon terms 10 DC
prescribed by the grantor or his aSSlSllS' u Tue
event of their failure to give any directions then
unon terms to be announced by me At the time OF
sale. W. ID. hSEiN"' itu,.ec o,
w B. ROBINS. Auctionerr no 70
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WANTS.

WANTED. tirst-rate FEMALE COOK
w (wlite or coloredl, with good references.
Apply ut Col Grace street. no 2s-If
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneefs'
EIeynnth street between Main and Dlnk.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
nv CARY AND SIXTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and as rP FOSTER and ols.-ln Chesterfield Cir.
cut Court, November term: ls7!Iln execution OF
said decree the Undersigned VIII seli ~ ancuoii'
at i O'Clock P. 81, the BRICK COOPER SHOP and
LOT situated us above, occupied by Mr.. Gary, ana
owned By the heirs of VI. NJ. Robertson, deceased
The lot Is IS by 100 feet
This properly Is very convenient to the centre OF
the city. and Is valuable for business purposes,
+ Terms: unc-fourth cash Balance III SIX, fWeiye,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with In
tcrest added, and the title retained until the notes
are paid. SOCRATES BROOKS,
JAMES l.. ROBERTSON,
Commissioners.
f,prppc G WILLIAMS auctioncefs. no 90
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EOR RENT, q DESIRABLE BRICkI=5
L DWELLING containing five rooms; with Al
kitchen, &C. on Venable between Twenty-third
ami Twenty fourth streets. Terms moderate; APP
ply to r.. "a , Eli,
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FURNITURE. de.

A RTHUR ROONEY has now TeadyM
"A. for sale and finishing The hanGsome5 FTa
S ssIi. PARLoR, and DINiNG.ROoA
80 49,. EURNHTUREt SfgS y -
OF rs good material and workmanship, rs can he
bought anywhere. $50 s5 Is
Upholsteringi mattresses. boisters, aud pillows;
and all kinds OF high and ow-priced goods In stock
and made TO or9cr at very low profits III satisfy
all customers. Warerooms Governor and Franklin
streets. ,.s 4 ss4elss Y $50 4 TO -
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NATIONAL LINE OF |FTS
IN STEAMSHIPS. caS.sss=S
OOl-FORTNIGHTL,Y TO AND FROM
LONDON DIRECTt,.t
From Piers Sns. al aIid "A North river.

these steamships the LARGEST IN THE TRADE.
Cabin passage $40 and SOS, currency
Stner3pe. go,
PREPAID steersge tickets from Liverpool, Queens
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, or London. ss2 cur
rency. Es ..e
For further information apply ut the Company's
oA'''' w. % IF +. WI HURST, Manager,
or to JOHN w. WYATT, Agent.
90 ne M 4 Cny@rnor street, Richmond, Va.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, several very
n desirable HOUSES IN the town Of Manchester.
suitable either for residences or for business pur
poses, and any number OF BUILDING LOTS In
various parts OF the town.
Also, several FARMS In Chesterfield and adja-
cent countless Of which irst-class estates,
lying on James river above and below Richmond, at
prices exceedingly reasonable.
: oc 10 ROBERTSON & BRONAUGH.
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NOR RENT. that desirable BRICK an
h DWELLING ON the corner Of Fourteenth I'll
and Broad streets. containing ten rooms; kitchen
building in the yard: water and gas IN the mousse
ALLISON Il ADDISON,
,o oset 1890 Cary street.
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WTANTED.-A punctual tenant desires
w TWO or THREE NICE ROOMS, on same
COMMUNICATIONS, Pay in advance If needed, and
hest references, Address Lev" post-olice box 65,
Richmond vi 10 28-1t*
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the LOWER PART ofa;A
= that excellent BUILDING adjoining the LII
Theatre), on Seventh street. 1t Is splendldly ntel
up for irs:-ciass bar-room and restaurant. ana can
be rented with the FIXTURES complete. 10 GOOD
tenant the rent will be moderate possession In 4
ISAAC HUTZLER,
M ~ n OH Main street..
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ByeJ. l.. Apperson, Real Estate Agent,
~, corner Main and Eleventh streets.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY.-Weh have for
II sale privately several very desirable USIN Esq
STANDS ON Hull street Prices ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000. Also, several valuable VACANT
LOTS on Huh street ut 80 and upwards per front
foot. We also have number of pretty PRIVATE
containing from four 10 eight
rooms, I'm different localities Several FARMS lying
near Manchester, containing from 20 TO 200 acres
each at prices ranging from $500 to $780, with I'm
MOODY i ROYALL.
oc II Manchester. Va
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TOR BALTIMORE. G5;li
= PoWHaTAN STEAMBOAT cOsIPANf.

steamer STATE OF aLARYLANDwi win leave her
wharf ON THURSDAY at O'Clock p. u. Freight
received up to l2 O'Clock NJ. Thursday.
For freight or passage apply TO
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BY Geubos Il Williams,
Auvtioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE STEAM-ENGINE, A
Y CHINERY. &C., &C. AT AUCTlON;I,By re-
quest of the proprietnrs of the hart-mli! a. the
corner of Arch and Ninth streSts we ".ii sssi ~
aash day Of I Sovrmsct commencing at Il o'clock A.
rs the entire MACHINERY and r1 ElHIG LIES
Herein, consisting In part Of sfeam.Engne, tSrts
C CyndeTs. Bossing-SIachine, Bark Mills, Bolt.
Machine. pair BHrr-stoHes co Com ee S,.
* leach Tubs, 1 Flavin Tubs, Contents of Black
smith Shop, Copper Pipe Iron: 400 Bags, large LOT
of Lumber. 10000 old Bricks, Office Furniure fare-
The attention of those INTERESTED in the bark
business merchants, and others, is specially invited
to this SAFE. r,,c
M I5-i5 Ia 10 81 23IStd Auctioneers
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by William II. Polk e Cos
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers,
70, llIo Main street, corner of Twelfth street.

r ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
1 4 FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
CUAL-MlNERS' TOOLS AND FIXTURES AT
PUBLIC AUCTION AS agent of the creditors OF
Mr.. D. r LumIcy. who has removed from the State
Shall sell nj auction. at the Springfield and Deep
Run coal-pits, commencing ut Deep RUM on
TUESDAY the 10Th instant, at IL O'Clock q large
CARPENTERS, AND WHEEL WRlG II rs
TOOLS. MACHINERY, MACHINE OIL, BLAST
ING POWDER, &c. Most of the above articles
have been In Use only Il short while, ana are very
valuable to coal-mifcrs.
Also, very large lot OF OLD IRON. cast and
wrought, which has been accunuatnS i0r ItIry
years. n. y. Shhl1AhD
WILLIAM Il. POLK &c Co., Auctioncers.
no l9-eodtdS .a
sus POSITION EMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY the
al doy of December, 1872 no l9-cod
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FRANK HELFERT has removed ton
II 1881 Main street. where be Is enabled TO ~,
furnish the public with all kinds OF low-pfieed J
FURNITURE, especially In the line osS1i
CHAIRS, which be sell for northern city prices,
especially children fancy chairs II kinds o. FCR.
NiTURE made TO- order, particularly ExrES-
SION TABLES. .ss1-4a5st,s f NO Selma
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gEAs. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAEI ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAI4E.
EOR SALE OR RENT, a desirable On
II FAMILY Residence. located on Ninth Iii
street, few doors beyond NJ street. at present In
the occupancy Of Rev. Mr. Henkle. The house coll
with gas and water OH the premises. Apply to
- a.f-ss:ss - j. A. COLLINS,
no cost ut the National Bank of Virginia.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctloneer,
No 131f Main street.
By Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

ADMINISTRAT SALE OF HOUSE
n HOLD AND KITCHBN FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.-I will scii ON FRIDAY, November
a0th, at II o'c,uGk, on Scmable between Twenty
second ani T%cnty-thlrd streets, at Mrs Calharlne
DrpwM's. deceased, all of her HOUSEHOLD ana
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting In part OF
/ Mahogany Parlor Suit in halr-rl"th, Mahogany
Chamber Suits, Tables Chairs. Mirrors, Mattress,
Window-Shadcs, Carpets, Oil-Cloth Mahogany EX-
tension Table, Crockery, Eooking.Stoye, &c.
CHARLES HOWARD,
Sheriff and Administrator.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. kEESEE. n025
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Bys.N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Office corner Eleventh aud Main streets.

By n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Office corner Eleventh aud Main streets. -.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DEsika-
II RIE REAL ESTATE. ON ST, JoHLN
STREET NEAR COUTTS STREEL, a. 49,. AZ,
TION-Jn execution of u decree OF the ,ShansSsty
Court Of the city Of Richmond cnterea No'esuoei
ga l,72, In the suit of Crump r8; CrumpJ &c, ,
shall as special missioner therein nae n, ttS
coed TO sell ut auction. upon the premises, 9h n
DAY the sd day OF December, at 0 Sloek ~; a
fair: If not then upon the iirst 1alT DAY Eu u =
af the same hour. two valuable LOTS win fhahiS
TENEMENlS thereon. txve,re
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at SIX ana tmel.e
uonti,s for negotiable notes with interest aaued,
title retained by the court until al the paymens az
made. D. n ~ EnmmIssioner
IL no 27-Gt* SPeclI GUn.H-sS.o"---
cHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold at the
= farm of Mr.. Samuel S. Duvall, In Hcnrico
comfy near Tuckahoe bridge, on DECEMBEK ~,
1872, at II o'clock a. VI. THAT being coult-u!'' TIC
following property-to VII:
l., ..- 20 CATTLE.
SO bushels WHEAT,
.-... 40 barrels CORN. IN shhcRs;
1000 hounds OF OATS. In sheai; o,rr,
Stacks of TOP and BLADE toDDCts'
ooo0 nOunds LEAF TOBACCO, - l..
tho nronertv of Samuel s Duyall Levied upon o.!
me to satisfy all execution In my hanas IN ia'oi "a
v " Homer against said Duval.
TERMS Cash SH ia " IIon IN " County.
No oe-Tu,Th,S,SMIt
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'6NAkEN UP, on my premises, a TESS
4 small red-and- white COW. Wanted the.tsssS-.
owner to come, pay charges, and take her away.
--.-s+ DIR. SHEPPARD.
Broad-Street road, near the Fair Grounds.
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TOR RENT, neat FRAME DWELL IsSG
4 ING containing five rooms, with Kitchen Ea.I
and water on the premises, on Clay street corner
A small FRAME DWELLING on Twcnty-sc-
renth corner street.
THREE OFFICES on Eleventh street between
'''''.' ''''N RICHARDSON & CO.,
no Oft $50 11l3 Main street.
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MrRAcULoUs EsoApE OF A cHILp.

Yesterday child Of John Macgudgeon,
the gentlemanly pig butcher and importer
of sausage-meat, who lives on Canine ave-
nue.. was riding down Martin street in Il
baby carriage drawn BY dark-hay servant,
when couple of poorly-fed, gaunt-looking
chaps htched to grocel's delivery wagon
turned corner suddenly and threw Il kiss
at the daik bay, causing her to shy and upset
the baby cart, throwing the occupant to the
ground right in front Of the grocer's team.
\ lady who saw the occurrence gayeu shrek
so loud and shril! that it saved the life of the
child for the two hired men litched to the
delivery wagon heard it, and, thinking it was
the noon whistle of the Titusyille Manutac-
turing Company, by strong effort checked
their speed when within two feet of the in
fant, and, wheeling around, went to dinner
The promptness with which these men cease
work and go to meals in this case availed
something. #s, So"
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A NTHRACITE coal.

I.Ls5KINDS OF ,Id,is lyyt llssisll Sf..aTslsY
IA agt5llIEi, Al TIE IaisRa Pa = r.
lNsisAu DSE & rs 81 80
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FOR RENT.

PS s. The premises above referred 10, 2o7 by 100
feet with the various buildings thereon, and with or
without the engine &c. are for rent.
No more favorable opening Tor apaplng-inill,
hoy factory lumber-yard. prsenSral manufacturing
purposes, can he toNnu ,,,,,,,,
GRuBBS ~ w JJLiANio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28

IL BURG, AND REGULAR LASD-essss-ssSsza
INGS ON JAMES IVER.-The fast and conmo-
dious steamer PALISa DE. Captain CHARLES MEL
SON, having been thoroughly oyerhauie5, will re-
sumo her trips OCTOBER l4TI. leaving Richmond
DAY, and SATURDAY at 81 A. VI. 1z
Passengers for Williamsburg land at Kings bill
wharf.
Freight received daily tsundays excepted.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid. Through
freight forwarded with dispatch. Train leaves City
Point for Petersburg OH arrival OF steamer.
ocl2; &, D.H. ROGERS. Agent
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TAAIESE BRAGG, 201, corner Secondtl
~ and Broad streets, has now on haiId aud ~,
continually receiving superior stock Of III
CHAMBER, PABLOR, and DlSlSG-Rot,Msi
FURNITURE. which he Is selling for c:esh as 10"
TRESSES OF ell descriptions Of my own make.
Uphostering and Furniture repaired at Tie shortest
notice. &c B-sm'