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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-22

special Not1oe8.
--..,7,,-
ON MARRIAGE.-HAPpY RELIEF FOR
YOUNG MEN from the effects or Errors and
Abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. Impediments to
Marriage removed. New method of treat
ment. New andremarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2
south Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Ia.
Dec 24 Ono
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Ribbons. Millinery and Straw Goods.
Is7a. ,,.,a,. ALSO. I;tp 1870
WHITE GOODS; EABROIDERIES. ETC
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO..

IMPORTERS. Manufacturers and Jobbers.
4 Bonnet. Trimming, Neck and Sash RIB.
BONs. Velvet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Bonnet
Feathers, Ornaments, Frames. .iGc. straw
bonnets and Ladies' and Childrens Hats.
trimmed and untrimmed. And, in connectinr
vare,rootns; White Goods, Linens, Rmbroids.
res: Laces, Nets Collars, Sets. Handketohiaf.,
Baltimore street, Baltimore. Md. 'l.,,.'0
These goods arc manufactured by us or
bought for cash directly from tho European
ana American manufacturers, embracing all
the latest novelties, uneunalled in variety A nd
cheapness in any market. Orders filled with
care, promptness and despatch. Tah is tG. :
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For Sale,

For Sale,
A GoOD, HORSE and WAGON, with har.
"a; ~ ness. All IN good condition. Also, an
this Office. ..,i1. i,'1i"lS! Beb ID
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Church. Vol l. IS. 'e io"''
=, Aunt James Hero, by Author Of Stepping
Hcavcnwards. Si5O. Q
Hannah, new Novel by Miss Muloch. 5Oa
Jan 1t DUFFIE Il CHAPMAN
VIII. Il. ORCHARD,
PrUfSS"'of MaSiG ahddeuie, in pinno F,rtss.
"A PPl.i at Ills residence, corner of Laurel
"A and Henderson streets. or AT tina hnok.
store OF Duff" Il Chapman.
-, fano Fortes. Organs and Melodeope
Tuned and Repaired. Jan 2S smo
Copartnership---Fisher & Sllliman.
HAVE this day associated with mo. in tho
i rrnE ana Aphthecary business, Mr. L. T..
nlLil nan, graduate ot Philadelphia Col.
icge or Pharmacy The name aud style of the
hrm VIII he FISHER y SILLIMAN.
W. G. FISHER.
'"No""t i"' 1877. Jan 20
New Books, by Express,
For Sale at H,yuu a. M.f,.,te,!s
SEvEN DLOADES OF rHE UNION. By
~ Henry A. Wise. s2
LIE ana Times Of John Wesley. Founder
OF me Meth odists. by l.. 1ycrman, London.
~ History or the Working and Burgher
Glasses. by Cassagnac. t2 so
Winifred Cumber mcCie, a Stcry by Georce
Mcdonald slI5.
Character. by Samuel Smiles. $50.
systematic Theology. BY Charles Hodge,
D.rwin's Na,ur.list's vo,a aronnd tbe
World. wy
a number OF new London Novels, CHEAP.
Also. new standard works. jnst published
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Portraits Painted in Oil

Portraits Painted in Oil
HHNOM life, or from tho smallest picture.
a. photographs Colored in all styles. Also
Lessons given in Drawing and Painting.
Apply at Bryan d MoCarter's bookstore. or
at the residence OF Prof. WIN. II. ORCHARD.
corner OF Laurel and Henderson streets.
Jan ~ 3mo
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Copartnership Notice

F1\HE subscribers. having this day formed
:, 4 c2Partnership,t to be known and styled as
HO"IE ALLEN, and having leased for q
Term OF years ehe shops and machinery, and
bought the materials on the promises former
~ occupied by James NJ. Allen, are prepared
to enter into contracts for building or the
hniaIing OF all ehop-made materials, such as
nLiNnN. Doors; sash, Window Frames. &c :,
saving and Turning, and would respectfully
solicit share of tho public patronage.
HOWE q ALLEN.
JonS II. HOWE, EDWARD ALLEN.
CoLTMnIA. NOvembor.l3, 1871. Dac I3 Smo
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A QUEER INcOME.-Caraia, the composer
who died recently, was far from rich. lis
principal income, according to the SWISS
Times. was derived from snutl-boN. This
snull:box was gircn.'o the author OF Ia Ia
Prison GEainbourg a'aA9aliirty years ago
by Baron james De iRRUAssgsSeiH rs token OF
esteem. Calata sold it twcnty-four hours
liter for sevcnty-tive NapolcUs TO the same
& olARtsxSl rom whom it had been bought. This
sh-wn to Rcthschild, who gave II
AGAIN. to l.soe musician Oh the following year
The next day it returned TO the jewellers
This traffic continued till the death OF the
banker. and longer still, for his sons kept uI
the tradition, to the great satisfaction OF Ca
rata
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By W. GcaaIa,
Z auct,oneer and Real Estafe Afssns
.,o,rerg Eleventh, and Bank stfssess i

CATE ar a U.CTION OF be- 9 rs
tSTaTE IMPORT dAY0ASn IN LTu,esS:
AL SO ON ST. PAUL STREET, IN aiet ~ a AZ
hhTSfripN--wlil he sold nc anet;ou, on the pre-
1,,ses' on WEDNESDAY the nth Of Ssgtsm,.9sssTT
is7s q. O'Clock excellent naw hC NJ
w T.. Rock fronting az feet the north inc "
Denny street, running back ns feat = ,,rs,
Also. LOT, with = WVop,n ,e,,,,e, IN RnI.or.
fronting "a feet on Nicholson street. air ,.,.,o,
Also LfT Nos. and 10 In slip north or n1o no,
SOW street fronting IL fcet-to De- m'iaeo h'1o
And on THURsDAY tho l2tf, Of serssn,ber; 1879;
on tjn urcniiscs ut O'Clock 2. NJ, the HOUSE 2ilo
r.r IN nurnIs Addition, Oh st. Paul strcrt pc
t,na,, Federal and Charity Streets occurteu ny T..
Matthew'S, fronting % feet inch, running back lss
feet. =, a aud i,
~, ,r,,t dred ". GODDlN,.
."o -. IN =, e,p Auctnueer.
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DANGEROUS ADVENTURE OF Two BOYS On
. RAILROAD TRAIS.-Two South Boston
Youngsters, twelve and fourteen years otu,
bound for the suburbs, yesterday thouSnt
70 shorten the time of their outward trip ny
awaiting themselves Of the advantages oilrr-
ed bv the Old Colony railroad for that plll-
nose, hut proposed at the same time 10
evade the payment of the customary rare.
Their destination, we believe, was SaVln
Hill, and suppo>ing the Plymouth train,
which stopped at the South Boston sl;'-
ton lust in the nick of time, would carry
| them TO the romantic locality, they
seated themselves upon the hrakc-beam OF
one of the trucks. and rode away in high
ciee. Contrary TO their expectations, how
| ever. the train was run express TO quincy,
nine miles out. at high speed, and they mao
| not gone FIR before their position on the
| brake became. to say the least. linconlcrt-
able, and soon positively unbcaTabe. Inc
noise of the wheels as they passed from rail-
TO rail dtaftnrd them almost to unconscious
ncss. and the fine dust chokcd them ncariy
TO s,lflocation. Frightened beyond express
sion, they would Willingly have left their ul',
comfortable seats. but uchalr attempt would
hive been certain death. They endured
their sutlcrin-s as best they could
until the train lr,rled up ct the
Quincy station. They were so far gone
however. that they had lost all power to
move, and but for their discovery by one o.
fine train hands would have been carried still
further. They were taken from the truck
more dead than alive, and it was some time
before they could bc made 70 realize lhel'
situation, when they were semi home WIN
an experience the rcmcmhr,nce OF Which
will follow them through thcrliv 1t was
the opinion of the conductor that had the
train zone few miles further before stop
ming tI,e venture ONE urchills could not have
lived. As il WAS they owe their livos to the
damrncSs of the road-betl. for had the dust
been light they would have been slltloclted
in Il few minutes.-Eosi0n (Huj&0 Irdn-
SCRIPT, September 9th.
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BY Lyme II Brother,
AuciioncTs and Real Estate Agents,
No. isl2 Main street.

-FOUR VERY LARGE BRICK TENE-
IL MESTS AND EIGHT BUILDING LOTS Ap-
JOINING. SITUATED nE MAIN STRtET re
TWEEN TWENTY EIGHTH AND TWENTY
NINTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCIiON'-
Will I've sold ut public auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY the 18th day of September, MT ~ 81
O'clock L. NJ. -FOUR VERY LARGE FOUR
,lcqrrirrd: also EIGHT LOTS adjoining.
A plat showing the dimensions OF lots viii he rX-
hiHted ut the hour Of sale. ~
Jhr,c arr enough bricks IN the fnpr I"rcments 10
erect sc,uc ten or more small ienemcnt1. and III"
special attention of parties Wishing 10 invest, anu
Builders is called ~ the fgr&G:.,;-S sale. .. ...
TERMS: VIII he exceedingly ltberai: say. one
fourth OF the purchase money cash balance ut SIN
twelve. and eighteen month, for negotiable notes,
interest added. secured by trust deed
This prorerty is exactly NJ the foot Of Marshall
Park. la Ne Bkoli HEX,
AT AuctionccrS.
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100000 CASH DISTRIBUTION
TIE GRAND GIFT CONCERT
4 FINED FACT.
SEPTEMBER 2sIIi TIE DAY.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEVER.
SEPTEMBER 2sIH TIE DAY.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEVER.

The vast sales Of tickets already made and the in
;IrtrrJnnrd fl,c trustee; that the GRAND GIFT
CONCERT for the benefit Of the fL3LlG IL
BLARY uF KENTUCKY. advertised for SAICR-
CONF, OFF ON THAT DAY. WITHOUT POST
PONEMENr, the management now notifies all who
expect participate In the draw lug that they shGulu
buy their ticket. at once. Delay for few days
caused many WHO wanted tickets ut the concert In
December last To go without them. Some living In
louisville waited until sales were co>rd, expecting.
no doubt Ev>tucucmcni and then offered fifteen.
twenty. and even twenty-five dollars, for tickets
which the day before offered 10 purchasers at
fine regular price. Others living at distance sent
thousands OF dollars by mail and express, which got
here al cr sales "loSrd- and had To be sent lack
These disarpOintmcnts need not occur again II the
warming now given In due season l. needed.
THE drawing will begin precisely eo'cock Satnr-
day morning. September So sT2. IN the great hall OF
the Public Library building. ana continue untii tie
one thousand gifts arc I'LL drawn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-11
by Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1919 Main street.

VERY LARGE AND ATIkAGIiV W,
SALE OF VALUABLE MPROHED AN ~,
UNIMrROvED REAL EST ME; Sl I,v N A. !; ~ =
NY IN lREASING IN VALUE, FOR SALE AT
Auction shall at the reI,rsi OF t Tt %Whss
sell nt hubble auction, the premises on
LAY the 10Th dny Of September, 1872 at IS O'Clock
Z. NJ, 49,. Srors pRIcK
Gnnn. corner of Thirtirth aud Leigh, Streets con.
flaming eight rooms with hall through inc senL ,,
fn,', ind rrur porches. The yard Is laid out with
slgnIhery and handsome shade-trees Oh The front
and side. -, cry y,C,NT OTIS
adjoining one of which has q neat framed mouse
thereon, fronting on ths cast side Of tnTieG
DESiIsABJ l. LOTS iinincdiateiyin the rear. 'front.'
Inc each on the west line of Thrty-rst street a2Xl?'
feet TO an alley In common IL feet wide
To capitalists aud parties who desire tn invest or
secure Dire building lot their special attention lie
called to the foregoing sale:
Terms will DC very liberal. =,
50 LYME K BROTHER. Auctionecrs.
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ny Hill & Goddin.
Real Estate Aucti0D.ers anil Agents.
No. 1i0s ataiii street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
Y NORTH SIDE OF WILLIAMS STREET At
IT'S INTERSECTION WITH KODlNsON
STREET, IN THE PLAN OF BuENA VISTA
SIDNEY, FOR SALE At AUCflON.-hB
O'Clock. we win sell on the premises 12G FEET OF
GROUND, with depth OF 100 feet, located as above
described II needs only to be said that thSe LOls
are situated In thai rapidly improving part OF Sid
ncy adjoining Arlington to secure the attendsn"
"f parties desiring to seek IN Investment In enc Of
the best localities nesr tho city. ha
THE TERMS will c one third cash balance at Il,
and twelve months with six per cent. Interest added
secured by deed Of trust .-
% 9-td HILL,& GODDIN, Auctioueers.
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By Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THIRTY BUILDING LOTS, AND ONE
SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT, ON BROOM
AVENUE. PINE, BACON, AND WEBSTER
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wnl H.
sold mt auction. OH the premises. on MONDAY tn
LOTS OIL The west iinc of Brook avenue. on one II
which is a SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT I'D.
joining the residence Of Mr. William K. sledi
Also, NINE LOTS, each fronting 80 feet on the
south side of Pine street running back 10 Zee,
and SEVENTEEN LOTS on both sides Of Bacon
street. some OF which run back To the branch
Plat OF which can bc seen at my Office, and will u.
Exhibited mt the sale. These lots are suitable fer
persons of small menus, and, being just outside Of
the CORPORATION. are exempt from city taxes.
TERMS Ore-third cash /: balanceat six and twelve
months. bearing interest. &c.
"a 10 W.GUDDIS. Aucticuccr
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vae a..ar1i dc P-ltt 0i, arie fttsnisf AprA
n,or1iry his former wife received q telegram,
brought by special messenger from f1e near
est sfatie 81. urging her to come af once 70
lNewcas,ic. Pa, if she would sec her rtghtiril
husband alive. Greatly shocked and startled
afy this message from one who seemed 10 her
IN he long dead. she and her second husband
started AZ once. They found P without
difficulty, but stretched upon bed OF SIGN.
ness and sadly wasted by the Cravings OIL
disease. - u.,o IL
Tn d feeble and broken voice, and niue .!
little. as his strength would permit MN, ~
told them his story. On arriving at rn';a-
deInhin he had found that bis most promls-
ing enterprise was failure, ana all that lie
haa WINS lost, An offer to join company
ind fitting out ship for the West iudies
came onportunely. rs he thought, and, III tne
none Of retrievin. his fortunes. he eFhtafhtu
in the project what little money he haa III
his ,,ssseysion. and went out to recover 'iln
loss. He had written to his VINE m''n''
shilling, but the letter never reachea i.s u's
tinatiou, The adventure proved uIs!o,i p'
thn yes.cI wa, wrecked on one OF the lsianus,
and orr adyenturer barely escaped WIFI hi'
life. *2 ~ ra+,,r,
home till he had accumulated i1itune, nnu,
h ,lf crazed with his Affections, shipped as u
common sailor to England. From That couh-
trv he went to Brazil, and In the course OF
his succeeding wanderings visited nearly
every country on the fuce Of the globe. ana
ut the end of fifteen years he had accumulate
reasonable competence and had determined
TO return home. He had resolved never 10
make himself known to his wife if he cotiid
discover tina: she was well cared for. he
found that his wife had long mollrned
him as dead, but that she had formed
new ties and attachments. which he nrh,
IL resolved never to break. severe ana
n,ini'ul as was the sacrifice, he co'lid TURN
himself away without last look upon the
face of her whom he had loved so long.
He had fingered about the house on the
night of his return, as affirmed by his own
son. and, having gained his object, nc de-
parted never to return. Brokcn-hcarted he
had sought a home in Newcastle under an
assumed name, and here lie had lived TIL
convinced that he had not long TO live he
sent for his wife that he might make MS
peace with her before he died. the next
day he died peacefully in the arms OF Ills
! long lost wife. BY his will lis entire prop
erty was divided among his Children Io'edo
| (Ohio) Btadc. September 81.
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y,0SY. sTRAYED. &c.

c1n EWARD.--CuARLES EDW ARD
,1lO MCCAERICk (auswers 10 the nnlue of
Frcdl left his home on August 2@d. Had on when
he left cross barred pucham SHIRT. gray cloth Jacket
blue cv"rJlls li-ht hat, hut no shoes lie Is Glt ven
wears # age: about t"ur feet high: dark Drown
hair: blue cycs--tllc sight of one eye SLIGHTLY III
iur,d. Any person knowing OF his whcie,boitis' so
ihat will recover bin, will receive Sic. lnforlna-
CHARLES MCCARRlCk,
Hollywood Cemetery.
New York and Baltimore pHrcr- please copy.
I-BtN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-11
by W. Goddln.
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent,
cornor Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AND
j. ADMIRABLY-WELL L0CA e FL 81 Bbi iCk
DWELLING ON THE NORTH SIDE OLE GnAtE
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
By virtue Of Il deed Of trust executed to tbe snD-
srrbcr by James +. Burrlss, now dece;tSen rearing
date 10Th August. ls6s duly recorded In kirhnond
Hastings Court in book no. ~ E page ~, SHALL
in execution thereof. proceed TO EEL mt public AUG
tion on the PREMISES on SATURDAY the llth o,
Srptcnbcr lsT. mt o'clock T. NJ, if fair II not. Oh
the first fair day thereafter (Snn,hy excepted me
LOT conveyed by the said deed fronting on S,iS
north side Of Grace street 90 feet. running BACK laS
feet TO nm alley Ia feet wide. on which stands large
and very excellent BRICK DWELLING: no" ~
The residence of the late John J.. Tate.
The deed requires cash sale to the extent OF ABOUT
900 hut am authorized by the creditor to say that
I'm lieu Of cash he will If desired by the purchasers
accept onc-onrth cash. balance at sin Twelve ailG
INF nine pcr cent per annum). secured by decd OF
frn,t: as to the surplus OF sale, such terms aS TIC
pariy entitled thereto may prescribe VIII DC an
bounced ut the time of sale.
50 I.ensltdS W. GoDiIN. Trustee.
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BY Grubbs ( Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee7s,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL HAIF-
L ACRE LOT, No 115. At FILE S0UTiIEAsr
CORNER OF BROAD AND THENTY-SiXTJ,
STREETS. AT AUCTIOS.-This much ,dmIr,S
LOT, fronting 1872 feet on the south side Of Iirst
STREET running back los feet VIII be sold Il. aucitp
TENDER. at 5 o'clock r. VI. II will b. laid n Iro
four lots EACH 80 by $50 feet 10 alley fifteen feo,
wide. ..z...s
There Is 10 property In that Hcighhoriood now #,
the market which, presents so many attractions \.
this for Eiltk ONE residence for block OF ,pr
cncnts. which arc in great demand.
TERMS: Accommodating. and title satisfactory
GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS
SEQ Aucti0netr,
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1919 Maih street.

VALUABLE LOT WITH A SNAIL
Y BRICK COTTAGE THEREON, Situated
on THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN SIREEr ,I "
TWEEN TWENTY-SECOND AND INENi L
VIII lie sold ut public auction. ON the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the nth day Of sGptcmger, NJ w., =,
81 p. ~, that valuable property iocatea ~ aIo.e
third dnor from the corner of Twcnty-third street
The HOUSE contains four rooms, &c TINS Loi
l.. centrally located. and would suit wcli lor sr,e
,s one rOuld I've built on same nj small outlay me
lot fronts II feet with the of iycfoot al!ey on
the nrst running back Il depth of about l25 feet 10
an rwSs At sale. LYME & BROTHER.
,5 turtioneers.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
...S50o,U0U
Total. LOCO Gifts. all cash. d.

The Concert itself Will be the most brilliant or
chc,,rll display that occurred la the West. One
hundred performers. gathered from I'LL parts OF this
country and from Europe. under the direction OF
Professor Hast. will contribute 10 this grand muSi
cal carnival. And To Afford ample room for every
ckct-holdcr to enjoy such Unusual musical festi-
val, the Concert will hc given In Central Park.
where arrangements have Deen lnade 10 accomlno-
date ell who may come.
Persons holding whole, half, quarter tickets
will w. admitted to both the Concert and Drawing
and none without such tickets will Ike admitted to
e'''''f' PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets. $40: halves IS quarters, so. 0: IL
whole tickets for Slp0 70 for T255 So for 500: lib
fur Sl.co0; o5 for 2,5DJ 5T5 for $4,000. No discount
less than so0 worth of tickets at time. In at
,r,IaIce with numerous solicitations arrangements
have been made with al the railroad and steanl'ra
limos leading into the city for the sale of round-trip
tickets. good for elk days. to all persons who may
wish to attend the concert drawing. such tickets
will be furnished 10y the Louisville and Nashville
railroad: the Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington
railroad the Louisville, Indianapolis and Madison
railroad: the Ohio and Mississippi railroad: the
Louisville aud Cincinnati hlailboat Line and The
Louisville, Owcnsboro' and Henderson Mail Line
Packets.
All agents are required 70 close sales and make
their rur,trns I'm full time TO reach this Office Icy
THURSDAY, September" -. To do this successfully
those located at great DISTANCES must close some
All tickets 10 which gifts are awarded will lie paid
without discount by the Farmers and Drovcrs Bank,
either in currency by sight draft upon the Fourth
National Bank of New York, at option of the hold
err The tickets iuist first be presented AT this office,
Room No. - Public Library Building, before they
will he paid by the bank.
Tho drawing will be published In the Louisville
Sent to purchasers 10 whom tickets have been sent
THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Sc 5-Gc0ttS weowtSea0
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By Grr,bbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
nh sfrpet between Main anu BANK.

BEAUTIFUL AND VERY YALUA BIZ
DLOT. ONE HUNDRED AND u. III, THI u II
TWO BY ONE HUNDRED AN S,.n fi ~ icpaCE
a TN T'wiESTY-FiRsr STREETS, FOR SAIL Il:
Ar AUCTION-We will sell at ans f Snt ON
a. o'clock p ~. the VERY BEAUIltOi
HUiLDiNG LOIS situated as above deser a,raa;
They trout feet on the south slae OF Me S ,t
euit,bie lots. The view from this property Is ahou'
thc most beautiful In the city. ,vo,,,o
TERMS: Onc-third cash oaince s sddeh sec,red
Wy d u u'' '1 AuctloncerS
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BY Gr,lbir. 4 Williams.
Amriouprrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.

ONE BRICK AND TWO FRAME
7 J HorsEs, ON THE CORNER OF SECOND
AND FEDERAL STREETS, FOR rGGt,oS SALE LIZ f hr
nre,niSes. ON WEDNESDAY the 18th of Scnteml,er.
If o'ciock P. NJ, the THREE TEMEMEETISS
situated as above described. The BRiCk HOosE
has i've rmJns-the lot fronts about Is feet ana
runs back about 100 feet and Is much wider In the
FEAR Tie FRAME TENESIENTS have each three
roonls-the lots. one fronts 10 feet tne ot'eT ao'
81 feet. and they run back about 100 feet
TERMS: One-third c:tsh: the balance mt SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes. SIX per ceht'
Interest atpls4l. secured Ivy trust deed
SGT CRLBBS & WILLIAMS. Auchoneers.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, a nice FARM,
thirteen miles from Manchester, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, near old
court -u,,sc. II has new frame dwelling alid III
tho NECESSARY out buildings; halfnf the land is well
tiuIlrred and the balance IN cultivation. The soil
is good. and in good heart: also, good peach
and apple orchard The dwelling cost 1900 since
Price S?5nG. Terms easy
Several FARMS lying near Manchester. cnntain-
ing from FORTY toTWO HUNDRED ACRES. at
prices ranging from $3.50 to sl5OO, with improve
mentS, on liberal terms.
au % MooDl " hohaiL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-11
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionees.
corner of Eleventh and Bank STREETS

EXCELLENT BRICK AND FRAMFn
II DWELLING AND HANDSOME yAtakg
LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDK OF CARR SSTTnnII
STREET, NE AR TO MECHANIfyYiiJT ~ ~
TURNPIKE, FOR SALE AT AUCTJON.-WIllI.
Isth of September. 1872, at o'clock p NJ the ,,,.
snd excellent BRICK MD FRAMED Dwell.
ING located ~ above, now occupied by Mr. Georre
Kitchen and IS beautifully located. and cIp,InanS
n fine view of the city : also the VACANT lot ~
joining having front OF about thrty-hrce feet and
4 depth Of ls5 feet.
TERMS Oue-thirG cash : balance at four and
eight months, bearing interest. &c. ""'
SEQ ". GODDIS, Auctiorn<r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-11

SUMAC WANTED.--We pay the highest
y market pricc In CASH for SEMAC. The leaves
must he of green color. well dried and free from
sand. sticks and berries. We receive IT either ~
uur tanucry. in Manchester: or III hlciiillohl' az
Rocket, mills. adjoining city Gas Works III any
landing or railroad depot ar III orr store NO. i'@1
Main street. an, ,.,, . ,-,x,.
iv l-,i& w3n ftl'Hi Ni''.