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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

n
A correspondent Of the London lsas,
/ pe,rs writes nom Hornbotirg .ssss
q Horrbourg has not quite recovered its
|as,ouishu,ent at the sdslfs ,oid with wnicn u
was banded over by the Duke OF Darmstads
NJ peace-cfariDg to the kingdom OF Prlts-
s{a, II Is true that the grandeur OF forming
an integral part Of the great German empire
Is sentiment which may compensate 3,er
nany inconvepjences. But the easy-goine
DAYS of the old Landgraycs have not passed
away without regrets. The paternai govern
ment has substituted seyerer rule. Inc
Gaming tables are to be swept away, and
many speeuiations are afloat as to the ii,te Oh
Hombonrg when tbis year, which sees the
last of this lucrative institution, shall nave
passed over. Large schools have been oul,'
ut a cost of $4,000, and educition compus-
sory. Man aud horse can testify to the ilsoi
of a German CONSUMPTION, and the 'u'ut
does not promise any tightening Oh taxes 70
counterbalance the drying up OF the iouhIai''
of wealth nj the Kursaal. $50,
"No one will venture to predict what will
he the fate of Hombourg when that which
seems to be its principal attraction, and Is
certainly the great source of ITS wealth and
prosperity, shall be q thing of the past. VI
will have in future to pay for privileges
which are now as free us the breezes of the
Taurus. The kursaal, with It's reading
room and assembly-Tooms, aud costly band.
the rardeus. with their well kept avenues ana
walks. the springs and their attendants, the
winter garden and palm-housc, the WOODS Us
ripht of shooting, are all now paid Tor 10y the
pamin~-tahleS, and free to all corners. 1hey
must be kept up if the place i not TO lose It's
charms. IL Is true that the Home Govern
ment has agreed 10 refund the accumuG'-
tjons OF q tax levied on the gamlnS-taoes',
and now amounting to gl50,0OO. This VIII
form an endowment for keeping up the
various attractions of the place i'll their pre-.
sent perfection. But it will not be sufficient
for the purpose. If Hombourg is to remain
what il is. the visitors must contribute TO
their maintenance. 1t is probable, on the
other hand, that an increased expenditure on
this account will be counter-balanccd by il
fall in the price Of lodging and the necessa'
ries of life.
cat present board and lodging are ut a
premium. and the visitor IS pretty much al
the mercy of his landlord. Next year there
will be a different tale to be told. No visit
ors will be frightened away, as they have
been this season. by eyorbitant charges. The
place will not, think, go down in public
estimation. Nothing can deprive it OF its
natural advantages, its pure air, and noun,
tain brcezeS, and healtl'-Siving mineral
springs. 1t will always remain accessible
and desirable as Il summer residence. Bn'
the class Of visitors will be changed. Tht
wealthy Frankfort merchants will have then
country houses here, within Il short half-houl
by railway of their places of business. on th t
banks of the Maine. English parents VIII
by comparative chcapness OF living, ana th'
educational advantages Of Frankfort, be in
duced to bring their families into thl'
healthy air
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09
By Lyme & Brother,
Auctionccrs and Real Estite Agents,
No. l2l2 Main street.

NEW FRAMED STORE AND DWELL;
~ ING. SiyIlA;rkir IN TPif East s!nE on
STREET BETWEEN . AND
+ STREETS. FOR SALE AT AuCTi0S.-Ne
>hai ut tie request of the owner sell at public aae
ton. the premises, on TUESDAY me ION ~ ~,
TENDER ls79 mt 81 o'clock II. ~. that valuable new
FRAMED STORE AND DIV ElLlSG sitrtted =,
above described, containing besides the store INIT ,
rooms. Being one of the best streets on ie ni,
where prupertyis daily increasing in value, II oheS
a fine opportunity to parties desiring 10 ia'es'.
TERMS: AZ sale.
sc s-T.W.F,S,M.&Tk LYME BRO1HEh.
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TTERY LARGE I'D a ss1aaavsn as !,
tIsiPRSEp AT pEss sITslhisskasiF
slsi y sSIWts IN SALE al
la shall. at the q ss sf
cell nj public auction, ON the ~ II .c.ock
DAY the nth day Of y e =
iss Tha. beautiful tvostsEy sI ~ NJ lime
t,,n, Corner Of Inirsesii and Leigh Is ~,
sanpg eight rooms hs taa y faia W out stib
spt,tbery md handsome sfaie-trees ON the iroa'
aud aieh -, .,ad sIy ~ AGA Mt L OTIS
I'm, nna Of which has neat framed hollse
sfeoa fronting on me east se siae Also q ssVEN
strsst az Immediately In tire rear front
DE ;.el on lie west line Of Thirty arst street siss
feet 20 alley nc9n9s - ,ri, re 10 invest or
secure nice Liing LOT their special attentlo'' 's
called to fir foregoing safe;
Terms will Ire very liberal ,...,s
ispi LYME 8 BROIHEH. A uckppnsrLe.--
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. September 7.-Eirginia consols, 5oi
registered and peeers, IS. West Nirgna's, j.
Bids.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet but firm
prices unchanged; receipts small: Corn dull
white southern, 6i067c.: mixed yellow. slGpGsr
mixed western. &C. Oats-Wc,tern mixed, 3sM
Sslc.: southern. 36@!lc. Rye dull and unchanged
Provisions very dull. Mess pork. sli.Ia: Bulk
mcats-Shoudrrs. &C.. rih-sidcs, &C.: clear rlb-sides
rib-s,des. Iosc.: sugar cured hams, ls@s5c. LarG
dull ri a6Datc Whiskey, 9469!!c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09
BY Riclia,riSor Il Co.,
Rr,,l Eetatc Agents aDd Auctipnecrs,
lib Main street.

A FRAME DWELLING WITH THREE
N ROOMS. AND STORE ATTACHED. ON
TIE WEST SIDE OF FOTSHEE STREET BE
TWEEN GRACE AND BROAD STREETS, FOX
SALE BY AUCTIUN.-We slLull sell hy auction.
on the premises. on MONDAY the 9th instant. ut
haf-pas1 ) O'Clock I. NJ. the REAL ESTATE tie
scr!lrt and located III above.
TERMS One third cnsh: balance In SIX ana Twelve
months with interest secured by decd of trust.
RICHARDSON & Co.
500 Auctionccrs.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
Total. Loco gifts. all cash.


The Hon. THOMAS F.. BR AMLETTE late Governor
Of Kentucky, has consented io represent the rrns-
tees In the management Of this second Grand Gift
Concert and he will personally see that the money
from the sale Of TIE tickets is deposited Win tllg
the gifts justly awarded and promptly paid
The drawing will take place In public, in full view
of the audience, and under the immediate superyi-
sion and direction of the officers and trustees of the
Public library ot Kentucky and the Following
named eminent and disInterested citizens who have
consented to bc present and that all Is fairly
done
lion. NJ. Il. HARDIN. Judge Court Appeals, n.y..
Hon. H. ". BRUCE, j Judge Ninth judicial Dis. Ky
ten. ILL II. MURRAY. Y. :. Marshal. IBIS. Ky.
Hon. L. b. COCHRAN, Chancellor Louisville Chan
Hon. E: D, srAspronD, President Farmers and
Drovers Bank. ...a
Company. Liverpool.
Colonel PHILIP LEE, Commemorative Attorney,
Ninth Judicial District.
Dr. C. GRAHAM. founder of Graham Cabinet.
Colonel J1LsoN z. JOHNSON Manager of the Gait
DR.. + 5. BELL, Professor of Medical University,
Hon. !. 6. BANTER, Mayor Of Louisville.
Hon. L. l.. BURNETT. City Attorney.
HENRY WOLFoRD, Treasurer of Louisville
A. o. RRASSiS, President of the Manufacturers
PiiLIp JUDGE, of the Louisville Hotel Company
JAMES BRIDGEFoRD. President Of Second Ma
tiol;l Bank.
W. u. Wun's, Proprietor OF Willard Hotel
/ j. G. JOHNSTON. President of Traders Bank.
II. VICTOR NEwcoAtB, firm Of NewcoInb, Buclla-
Henry DErpEN. President German Bank.
ANDREW GRAHAM. tobacco and cotton merchant
DIR. NoRvIN GREEN, President L. aud Z. Short
line railroad
vol SfF aEsss 4 81 TH ESptfBiR l0Pa
7: 7: DgRRErT, President;
W. \. HALDEMAN, Eice-President.
JOHN :. CAIS, Secretary.
Ad EsNrHs Ta Bsoysf T. BSS TsHEer
AGENT POtS1ir ibriry N kpuiurky
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09
By Moody 4 Royal.

BY Moody 4 Royal
Peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
corner Seventh and Hull streets, Manchester Va
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF RIAL
y ESTATE IN THE COUNTY or CHESTIEk,,
FIEiD.-By virtue Of decree OF ilie CIRCUIT tourt
of Chesterfield county entered at Its November
MI IN the shaneery snt neSeia p pffnathbs s
,,,;dcrsgned, special commissioners, will expose for
sue nj public auction on MONDAY the eth Of Sep
tenber, 1872 ut ii o'clock A. NJ that being court
the 'TRACT OF LAND owned by the late Daniel
Worsliain. adjoining the lands of d. Gcnde, 8 ;.
G;oodc and Others fronting on the Gculto road:
three miles from Mattoax station mn the Richmond
and Danvie raroad. This trac' Is iy rigt lo
EICHTIIS ACRES and NINETY-TWo AND ONE
QUARTER ACRES. A portion Of each Of ne
annvc-dcScrIbe4l LAMBS are in cultivation ana the
balance in pines. =
TERMS: Liberal, and n,a,,c known on day OF sale.
"a =. BROOKS.
&C. MCRAE,
s,otds Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlorecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

CONTINGENT REMAINDER INTER-
I J Est IN A LARGE AND VERY VALUABLE
ESTATE IN RICHMOND AT AUCTiOS:-On
MONDAY, 9th of September. at l2o,c!nck NJ: we we
will sell ut auction. AT our office. Il CONTINGENT
REMAINDER INTEREST In the estate Of the lafc
William Mitchell. Jr deceased. the estate embracing
some Of the most valuable property i'll tie city ana
valued ut 100000 more. .
The interest TO lie sold will he either one-twsii'h'
onc-si xtli. ar oue-fourth of the whole estate. .
The sale 10 be made Tith0W limit or TrserrhtloH.
TERMS: Made known at the time of sale.
Particulars may le learned hy application - Us.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS,
Goa Anctiuneers.
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BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
ID FOR SALE PRlVATELY.-One Of the finest
locations in the vicinity of Richmond, situated On
the western extension Of Main street In the most
y-impr0Sing section. The buildings consist Of
BRICK DWELLING, succeed AMI timed. OF
two stories and basement, containing twelve rooms.
three halls, closets, and bathroom, finished III the
most thoroughha aud elegant manner with walnut.
wild cherry, brd's-eyc maple mahogany, and
wbitewood: large yard In front and rear, aud two
porchcs In rear each fortyfcir feet In length, COM
inunicating ny n stairway. The KITCHEN. u few
feet in the rear OF the house, is Of brick. with
timed roof. two stories, and contains six rooms
Large STABLE and CARRIAGE-HOUSE. There
isa well of excellent water In The yard. The land
connected with the house consists of EIGHT
ACRES, containing 1850 young dwarf aud stand
ard pelr trees Of the choicest varieties, now bear
log Also peach and cherry trees of the finest kinds
and apple trees In full bearing.
Half the land will he sold with the buildings. form
ing one square bounded by Main, Dover, Elm, and
Cedar streets.
The dwelling his not been occupied since finished,
and Is In perfect order and the land Is In the highest
state of cultivation. ~.
This property presents unusual advantages either
for III Investment speculation Or for nm elegant
and profitable home. An examination Of the pro-
perry Is solicited
For further information, apply at the premises, or
to me III Fords Hotel.
an 3l-lOit MANFRED CALL.
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BY Lyme s brother. ~
Auctioreers and RealrEstate Agents
No. 1912 Main street. 81 II,

FOUR VERY LARGE BRICK TENE-
11,I wv SITITaTtD IN MAIN STREET Re
Tween TWESTY-EIGHTiI, AND TWEHTTi-
NINTH STREETS. FOR SALE At 49, ,ts.s -,
FRIDAY the 18th day Of September, Is72; at %
O'clock r NJ. FOUR VERY LARGE FoEk t.
STORY BRICK TESEMEN,Is; i2c ciag d a'o'sS
descrfIpd; also EIGHT LOTS adjninlng.
4 Mat showing the dimensions of lots VIII DC e1-
hil,itcd ut the hour of sale. ,o,,s ,o
,,nnt eIme ton or more small tenemcnts- and the
snecis attention of parties wishing TO invest, ana
,miI,,ers Is called to the foregoing sac. -,
f,nrth of the purchase money cash: balance NJ SIX
twelve. and eighteen months for neSouao'e hole''
interest added, secured by trust neeti; ,,r,,,
p1 rI's p''pe''' 20 LYME & BROTHER,
faIs' Aiictoncers.
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NiatHHIHER &c.

MACHINERY. &c.
..~~--
TAT A C. ii n + 5 Ii . P.
All kinds Of new work made and all kinds of work
repaired, and always on hand for sale
STEAM ENGINES,
ROLLERS.
SAW-MIIIS,
STEAM and FURCE-PU3PS,
SHAFTISG,
PULLEYS,
HANGERS.
STEAM and WATER-GACGES.
All kinds BRASS and IRON COCKS.
WATER-iiACGE GLASSES,
GAUGE-COCkS. -.
STEAM WHISTL lis and ENGINE SUPPLIES OF
an kinds
MACHINERY aud FIXTURES.
GEORGE Is. ST.OAT.
Successor 10
SI.pAT 4 ADDISGrOS,
Nos 1922, 1929. 1896. and 1f2s Cary street,
and Nos. Ii and ID south Fifteenth street.
~ oS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09
By I'M & Goddln,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
No. ll0s Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
Y NORTH SIDE OF WILLIAMS. STREET AT
IT'S INTERSECTION WITH ROBINSON
STREET, IN THE PLAN OF BuENa VISTA.
SIDNEY, FOR SALE Ar AUCTIUS-(ln
THURSDAY EVENING. September II, 1871? at 81
o'clock, we win sell on the premises 128 FEET OF
GROUND, with depth Of 1870 feet, located rs above
described. II needs OHy 10 he said that these LOTS
are situated In that rapidly improving part OF Sid
ney adjoining Arlington tn eecilre the ATTENDANCE
of parties desiring to seek Investment In one Of
the best localities nesr the city
THE TERMS will be one third cash balance Mt six
and twelve months with SIX Per cent. interest added
secured by decd Of trust. @.#-ss s.-.'2
go p-td HILL g COMM Au.iio,ao.v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

11ItFCHtH stttet Uct"ceH Whit ur1u E78H"'
ONE BRICK AND TWO FRAME
" HOUSES, ON THE CORNER OF sFCDND
AND FEEDER AL sfREErS. FOR SALE AT
AUCrION.-We shall sell at auction. on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 18th of September
Mt & o'clock l.. NJ, the THREE TESEMENTS
situated as above described. The BRICK HOUSE
lrus i've rooIns-the lot frants about IS feet and
runs back about leo feet. and Is much wider In III"
rear Tire FRAME TENEMEN1S Daye eari' three
roonis-tc lots. one fronts 10 feet: the other about
3. feet. and they r1in back about Ioa feet
TERMS: Dne-thIrl cash; the balance ut SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes. Fix per cent
interest ADDED, secured hya Trust deed
So GRURRS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09
BY Hill 4 Goblin.
Real Estate Agents sand AncfioneeTs,
No, II0s Main street.

VALUABLE UNIMPROyED REAL
Y ESTATE. ON CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.--On FRIDAY, September 18th, at
SB O'Clock =. NJ. WE will sell at auction, on the pre-
miscs. LOTS Nos. So, and le- In the plan of
Richmond, bounded rs follows: On the ncrth by
CLAW street fronting on said street I22 feet on the
east hy Twenty-third street. fronting Thereon lps
feet: on the south by all alley twelve, feet WIDE
These lots are in rapidly Improving nelgbbothood
aud I'm very short time caiiiibt Fail 10 I've very yaIu
able. ~
TERMS: One-third cash ballnccat six and twelve
months six per rent. added secured hy trust deed
Plat at office OF the auctioncers.
HILL 6 GODDIN.
seq AurtiopecrS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09
by Moody i Royal,
Rea! Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

T'OR SALE PRIVATELY, a nice FARM,
Il thirteen miles from Manchester, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, near old
courthouse. II has Il new frame dwelling and all
the necessary out -buildings; lafof the land Is well
tnlered, and the balance In cultivation. The soil
is good, and in good heart: also, good peach
and apple orchard. The dwelling cost $500 since
the war A portion OF this land Is low-sronDds.
P:lcc. $500. Terms easy. -
Several FARMS lying near Manchester. Contain
Ing from FORTY to TWO HUNDRED ACRES, at
prices ranging from $500 to Sl.5co, with improves
mentS, Oh liberal terms.
all % MOODY Il ROfALL.
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BY Thomas W. kccsee. Allctiunecr.
No. l3l7 Main street.

CANAL BOAT EXPERIMENT." or
" RTE RIVER. FOR SALE VIII offer fer
sale ut auction IN WEDNESDAY the 18th. At /!
O'Clock NJ. on the sortll side Of the bisiu u EEW
;. BOUI JACK BOAT. Parties In want will DO
well To attend tho sale.
sci THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioncer
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isy Lyme & Brother. So
Auctioneers and Real Estate agents,
No. 1919 Mah, street.

VALUABLE LOT WITH A SNAIL
Y BRICK COTTAGE THEREoG. SITCITEn
On THE NORTH SIDEOF MAIN STREET. ~ n.
THIRD STREETS. FOR SALE. At ACCTi1S /
Wilde sold at public auction. on the prenIses ON
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day cf September, ISIS :, .,
81 P M., that valuable property located as sinrn
third door from the corner or Twcnty-third si,eets
The HOUSE contains four rooris. &c. This tsr
Is centrally located, and would suit well for store
ms one could he built same at small outlay Iha
lot fronts u feet With the use Of fire. foot alley on
the nist, running back depth of about rs feet m
an alley.
Il knMs: at sale. LYME & BROTHER.
Z. ser Arstin,spr.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VTOLLINS INSTITUTE.

TJOLLINS INSTITUTE.
hoard OF INSTRUCTION AND GOVERN
oO+' MEST FOR SESSION OPENING 18TH .
SEPTEMBER. 1S12:
fo,orol cEDRGE p. TAYLOE, President Board
,HARIES L. COOKE, Superintendent.
JdSEPH A. TURNER, NJ. A., Modern Lan-
s"W,siiI,L TAM ii. PLEAsANTS, Latin and Natural
UsKI FS L. COOKE. 4. NJ. Mathematics.
4 TiITTFI Head nf Music Department.
Miss SALLY MAYS. Singing and CiiltiVahoh oi
MISS SALLY l.. COOKE, Assistant in LaIi-
eWe,D.M BCTTEI.. French Conversation.
MISS ROSA Z. COCkE, Assistant In Mathe-
''' MISS BETTE d. FOwLKEs, Drawing and
Mis-. n. V. COOKE, Head of Domestic Depart
Mas. II. X: McvEIGII.l Ns,rons.
NKs. y. G.. IiARMAN,S
MatIam BuTTEL l. native oil Franco, wi eA'
| m,yicnre In America rs u teacher OF Frenel.
TERMS.
Royrd and tuition, S2l8. payable IN lhree insEh-
mont. at intervals of ninety days. hotStfa charRt
tnr ancient aud modern languaceS. For Music,
dr. wing and printing extra charges are mace.
The buildings contain one hundred ana tWcht!
ro,ms ali admirably arranged and the grounds art
most beautiful and attractive.
| For further information, address the
i'' SUPERINTENDENT.
| all 1.-,w&ScptlO lw Boicourt Springs, Va.
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The conductors of Pittsburgh strect-'1lrS are
accustomed to give public notice that they
cannot wait for young ladies to kiss goodbye
when they part.
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NJ. Bigot. a wcll-known French advocate,
was struck with apoplexy while defending Il
Communist prisoner the other day, and soon
died
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By Telegraph.

~ NEW fOik MARKETS.
NEW YopK. Septcmbcr 7-Cottun easier and un
changed; saes e70 bales. Flour quiet and favor:
buyrrs. Wheat frmer: winter red western, S1.45Gt
Sl.se. Corn trnier and more active. Fork, lard
and navals quiet. Freights firiner.
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rpWO ACRES LAND TH!CKLY SET

TWO ACRES LAND TH!CKLI SET
IN Productive FRUIT TREES: WITH
NEXT BUILDINGS AND OTHER IMPROVE;
MESTS WITHIN THE WESTERN LIMITS
OF rus CRY, FOR SALE PRlvATELr.-Me
are instructed to sell TWO ACRES or BEAuIl-
urtiye trees OF apples, PEACHES, ard other fruits,
with a NEAT FIR hME DWELLING of fourroomE,
and other improvements. The land Is beautltully
shaded and apurt from It's being desirable res
dclicc or investment with the view to dividing ~
Into lots fronting on Mau. Plum, and Federal
streets. Is highly desirable as i pcasure-grolnu.
/ Apply TO RICHARDSON & CO..
o.. TAI lib Main street.
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Chinese laundry men in California hurry
up slow payments by kidnapping anu III
pr~oniDg their debtors.
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An editors pocket was picked at Litchtcld,
Illinois. and he tried to make the public be-
Ijeyc he lost 81.
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by Robertson & Bronaugh.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Mnnrlio..tnr va

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, PROPERTY
a OF EVERY DESCRIPTION in the town of
Manchester, including large and small Brick and
Framed Houses. and Vacant Lots In all parts of the
town. We have also for sale Il number OF very de-
sirahlc Farms In Chesterfield and the adjoining
counties. In al of tho abofc- mentioned property
great bargains are offered.
Particular attention given TO the renting aud
Ieasi,,g of property and auction sales of personal
properly. kUBERTSONs & BRONAUGH,
: Office opposite the courthouse.
4 ~ 3e-3lD G. Hull,street, Manchester. Va E
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Morn WHEAT THAN CAN b. SENT TO MAR
KEr.-A San Francisco journal says: "There
is no prospect that the greater part of the
wheat at San Joaquin valley can be brought
down to Underwater before the rainy season
sets in. The river is falling rapidly, and the
bouting season on the upper waters will soon
be over until the rains come. One large
landholder has 900 bushels in the valley,
and having no prospect of getting it to mar
ket at present, is making arrangements to
store it in temporary sheds, where it will
remain until another season. This necessity
may not work any special hardship for men
of large means, who are in no hurry to re
alize, but farmers who are in debt and are
paying heavy interest need the full none,
value Of their wheat at once. Most of these
can obtain advances, but many such have
already anticipated this advantage, and now
want the b lance to make ends meet. The
grain product this year in California Is in
excess of all the means of transportation.
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sTsYEELLENT BRICK AHD rpA NM,
sLeT TfIE SOUTH SIDE OFaSsaRRISSss11.ns g
FTREETfs ~ IA ri sY45S DfsfsIS Nfssss,.ItpysS
fTCRNPIkE. FOR 81 r. U1TrDH WI
aold nj nictior.on the premises. 6 FEffIa q
Eth OF September, 1872. Of 6tci6rk III. III r. srr
sud excellent b ItItsK&aND FRA5fEitg bWfTP
ING Iccated as sbvve now occtipicsf ~ MI. tsax,.
Kitchen. and Is Beautifully fecated ard rom
IN fnc view Of the city: aIo tiis " ACBNT III ~
joining having front Of about Thirty tlree et srd
Il depth OF les feet. S. = Il $. 'sala
TERMS One-fsis4f cash bafsnee at ro., -.
eight months, bearing interest. Sc. q ana 10
seq -. y, So. VI. GoDBTsy. auffiopeer
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, NDeE1R
" WAGONS OF my own manufactures sHa9A -
Warranted OF best quality and fniaaL l Ssises{s
ALSO, S.s4E
Several SECONDHAND B U G q Z 8 AND
WAGONS, with and without tops MI for sale low.
n 50 ! <s3 gf.f ~ "a w c. SMITH,
a12 Fsfsh street., between Reoad and aaHsls;aa
20 a-Iw 49, go ssfs -
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xyERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY-IM-

Z FN NALU hDIIII ntNi, iII I, II ~ - n
ACRES NEAR TIE BROOK TURNpIkE, FOUR
MILES FROM RICHMOND. IN A FiRST ,Tl
SEICillBORHOOD. FOR SALE oN ,LIBER AZ
ERTY.-.At the request of the owner, offer for
sl,lc the very excellent FARM located rs above now
I'm the OCCUPANCY of Mrs. {. r. Worshanl, adtnin-
lug the lands of Mcssrs. James II. Grant jr John
d. Crciisl,aw, aud the estate Of the late Thoma; NJ
I.add. containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES, OF
which twenty acres are In original tim'er: balance
open land In good heart, of which about fifteen
acres arc luw-groulrls:. The improvements consist
of an excellent DWELLING. Kitchen large barn.
stable, tce-ho,sc, large playhouse. and the usual
other buildings: all of which are IN good rcp1r:
There Is Il good orchard, and the ncighhorhood
equal n the best I'm the county. Possession given at
III" end of the year.
TERMS: Very liberal. aud if preferred, real estate
In Richmond will Ike taken In exchange.
Arplyt W. GoDpiN,
Sp C-.f Estate Aurtiuuppr.