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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

WASHINGTON, November 22.-The report
of the Southern Claims Commission will be
ready on the assembling Of Congress. The
papers in each case mentioned in the general
report 20 to the Claims Committee Of the
House accompanied bya full written report,
specifying what is allowed or rejected In
o.ct.. Ind giving reasons for decisions made.
Colonel j. n. Cults states that under the
aa, Of May IS, 1872, the time for thing
Claims for private cotton taken after June 80,
1865, has Just expired. 1t is believed the
Secretary oC the Treasury will ask Congress
to relieve him from deciding the petitions
filed, and refer all the cases before him to the
Court of Claims. The members of the bar
generally would prefer to have their clients
interest determined iudicially.
The Supervising Inspector Of Steamboats,
recommends that the power of assistant IN
spe.tors be extended so that they may be
qualified TO perform all official acts now de-
volying upon local inspectors. Also, that
power be given by law to the Secretary oil
the Treasury to convene Investigating boards
composed Of such officers OF the steamboat
service as may appear proper, which boards
shall have plemrv to inquire into all circum..
stances attending casualties, and to suspend
or revoke the license Of steamboat inspectors
who are direlict in their duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

New YORK, November 22.-Nearly all the
newspapers of this city to-day-morning and
evening--bavs editorials calling a for more
stringent execution Of the law against muir
derers, burglars, and roughs, some even
limiting at the formation of vigilant COM
mittfsS.
At the Convention of the National Board
Of Fire Underwriters this morning, after a
careful consideration Of the matter, it was
resolved that from the lst of December the
rate Of commission to agents should be re-
luced to ter per cent. except in cases of the
Insurance Of dwelling houses and farm pro-
perry, in which companies can make their
own terms with the agents. -...-
The National Board also discussed the
proposition that the present be increased
thirty per cent. Ion property in cities OF over
lp,QoO inhabitants, and fifty per cent. on pro-
perry in cities of larger population. The
Board resolved to charge an advance Of fifty
per cent. on nil Mansard roofs except those
mdc OF fre-proof articles. -. -. :
The jury in the case Of Mrs. Avery D.
Putnam, who is suing for the loss Of hei
husband, who was murdered by Foster with
Il car-hook on Seyenth-Ayenue car, hus
awarded her $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
BY Grubts & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALu.
RI kcA AStS B kAb F S = the
decree OF the Chancery Court OF The city Of k'ch
mond entered on the 18th OF November, 1872, IN tne
case of Monteiro's guardian rs. ofonteiro the nm
dersisned, special commissioners thereby appoint
ed, Will sell at auction upon the premises,
tiyely in the order named below. tlie IoLo"iR
REII, ESTATE, OF which the late L. Il. hoDteTo
died seized-to wit: :, /,
On MONDAY the esth day OF November, al at )
oe RfTd II sns yfIy oseape b Dir
e. b. Stacy, on the west side OF Ninth street. frclIsn
Garden Hill. 1t embraces four lots OF ail aetrs.
front of 1854 feet by 100 feet TO an alley twenty Sst
wide. The cottage has six. lnrre rooBis, IesiuTJ
drcssingrooms bathroom, and clotets, MiIn g T,s
is also an otice-building and kitchen. This pro
perry has always been much admired aio WIN r ~.
tie repair could be made as attrgclyc az LII IN
situation Is very convenient 10 Dusnsss =. ,,ms n
sold In parcels, as may be deemed pest at u''e -
On TUESDAY The roth day Of NSyc,nber; a ~
o,clock r. H. Two sMALm Isl LINZ he ner,h side
OF Grace between Madison and Sionr9e streets LII
SO by $50 feet TO alley ThS mel ;hporhooa on'
on NJ WEDNESDAY, the 27tb day Of &oysrabcr; q: st
., O'Clock p. NJ TIE beautiful CtlITbH., at ti
aboutTWELVE ACRES OF LAMP s, ,, ilsYnn ~
the plan of Sidney, oDihe Grove road Just peyohn
the city limits, formerly owned aI1 eccup,ea " *
Colonel j. Z. Johnson. II 1 an sfT,iahiy pistlnra
and beautifully inishcd pr9Esrss, WIZ na sbspbherg
and with little care and expense could he made one
Of the lovellest homes In the yicii,y " tns ~
LAND, surrounded by good streets, and Will oe
sold in such parcels may be decided apon a. ,rs
time OF sale tiles IN the direct line OF ue gfos.
of the civ and In few Years, ifiiot sooner, may
be nrodtabiy sub-dIyided and sold BY the foot sos
building lots. ..z... T., .,.,,.e
and eighteen months for negotiable notes WIN ln
terest added, the title being retained by inc couf'
until the notes IRE paid. ,,,o
.f.s as,t S., 81. .UPE0s e.. skEkS.
Commissioners.
~n,,nn, g srrr,..rs suc.ionee,s 10 Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
BY Hill. 8 t;oddln, Auciioneers,
No. 1Io3 Main street. ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
CORNER Of NAN Md sEc6N h s4aEEfsaT
AND A DWELLING ON SECOND sTREET'
NEAR MAIN STREET. Mt AUCTION Nv
virtue OF two deeds Of trust-oiie dated I'D and e
other the 18th day Of June. is12,-exected to ye
subscribers by Alice Walsh TO secure respectively
the sums OF s20ct and 1880. with twelve tcf c;.nf
interest per aDpuni, payable three years from f,e
above 22d and 2if days Of June 1877, both RECORDED
II, the Chancefy Court Clerks Office Of Richmond
city, being required so to do by the tenefciaYies
therein named. we Will sell on SATuRDAI.No yem.
the LOT ZOE GRoUtD named in the first deed
having thereon a BRICK STORE, with DWELL.
ING above, fronting twenty feet on Main street
and running along the east side Of Second street
Aiso, the LOT OF GROUND commencing sixty.
Ave feet from the corner Of 37an and Second streets
fronting on Second street thrty-fiy feet and run
ming back twenty feet, having D BRICK COTTAGE
thereon. named I'm the second deed.
This property IL In most desirable portion Of the
city. under good rental
TERMS rs to the first decd: Cash as to as much
as win defray the expenses OF executing this trust
pay the interest $1,000 from 22d OF june 1871 10
day Of sale, and make up any deficiency In the
second deed to pay of the SUN Of 81 500; and credit
of $4,000 with Interest at 12p per cent per annnm mi
June %, 1875; and the balance I'm such manner as
Alice Walsh, Or her representatives, may prescribe
on day Of sale.
TERMS as to the second deed Cash as to as much
as may ba required to execute the trust and pay off
a bond Of Sl.5eo with interest from 24th Jnnp isr2
to day Of sale with interystat u per cent.
JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
no2Q j. FRANK ID. BILL. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

TOR RENT, two or three PLEASANT GGs:HS
Il ROOMS OIL second floor; Also If desired; -
etc might be had on the lot separate coal -housc,
water, and gas. Good ncghborhood. References
exchanged. Rent moderate: 70 quiet punctual ten
'rbird street near CLAY 40 23-?tx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

! 4 saraNEHYs SALE OH ! q, LIABLE g q
II REAL EST IN THE TOWN tgg,yfNsay
SiTTESTRR AMI CHEST EkfIELD.,tOn nN ~, =
ATIuCTI9N comp Win 81 lSs
Of Vjrga atc OF October 10th 1874 In the mat tr
OF IcaiIder W oodson. sni
sale at auction on Z9tI, ~,
iia fri1t of the office OF Moody % Royali, n ,i1s
town OF Manchester, the following valuable HEAL
FOUR LOTS, IS feet each by les feet on the north
SiI TJRIE IOTS-two Of them % feet BY 75 one 30
faat a inches by 7s.ou Hull street, adjoining the
nrn;erty owned by A. Brands, EST . ~,
THREE LOTS, ~ feet Inches by % Ieet, on tle
north side OF Decatur. corner Adams street.
: THREE LOTS. 80 feetby lib feet, on the cast sue
of Adams street 80. -, oro "a
fort inches by l65-on Wall street, lying near sne
nrnnerty owned by Mrs. L. j. Baird.
Also, NICE LITTLE FARM. containing FI F..
TEEN ACRES, near the town Of Manchester. on
the Petersburg turnpike, opposite tie farm owned
This property win be sold free from all liens ana
incumbrance. d,+ nf
+ TERMS One-third cash: balance on q creoit OF
six and twelve montlis the purchaser to give NOES
Interest added Mt the rate OF SIX per GENT, ~ ne
lie retained by the assignee until the whoie Oh Tue
pG no All money EMMETT CRUMp. Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
BY Gfnbhs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh, street between Main and Bank.

VT,RUSYEE'S SALE OF A VERY VAIL
i ABLE TRACT OF LAND, IN HE a. 2II; I.
COUNTY ABOUT EIGHT MILES 80 BE b,Urn ia u
SuCrION.-In execution of the provisions Of n
deed of trust from William D. Easey ana wife 70
In Henrico County Court office. being thereto re-
aulred will sell at auction, upon the premises Oh
MONDAY, I'd of December, at y o'clock M., q
TRACT OF LAND situated as above stated. con-
tainihg TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-SEyEN
ACRES, bounded by the lands of Seldom T; Aiken,
Jackson F. Childrey, and by James river, IL Delng
the same land assigned to the said grantors In the d.
vision of the estate of John Is. Chatfin, deceased.
This Is said to he very superior body OF land anu
worthy the attention of those Wishing TO purchase
really valuable farm. RI.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cashs but II
Is probable that other and more accommodating
terms will be announced at the time OF sale,
IL LAWSON NUNSABEY, Trustee.
!. GRrBBS Z WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs. mo- u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
BY James L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.

SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ AT AUCTIOS.-At the request of the owner
will offer for sale at auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY, December 10, 1872, nj II O'Clock M :.
that extremely valuable property known as the
MONUMENT HOTEL, and the LOT adjoining
with the wooden andDrick buildings thereon.
This property is situated in the exact geographical
centre of the city, Immediately opposite to the Capt.
tol Square, ut the junction of Grace and Ninth
streets, directly opposite to Capitol street. nnd UNI
equaled for the beauty of It's situation, II has q
front of 1853 feet on the west side OF Ninth street
and 90 feet OIL the north side of Grace street. and
thrGe-fourths of the lot has depth Of 1870 feet, rum
ming back from Ninth street ..-
The property is chaftcred and may be taken by j
company In shares of 500, In which event the owner
will take Number of them. When the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. now nearly finished, shall be
completed, there must he Il frSt-ciaSS hotel on
Shockoe II Ill, and this spot is without rival for IT,
Until preparations are made to build the rental Will
keep down Interest taxes, &c. The property may
be bought privately, and negotiations are Invited
TERMS Very liberal
no lO-dtds J.. APPERSON, Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
pr w u lDnhiri
By W. L. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
Office Bank street vest corner from custoEl-hous
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BEAUTl

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BEAUTI-
4 Full BUILDING LOTS. LYING ON TIE
SOUTH SIDE OF FEDERAL (NOW FLOYD
STREET BETWEEN ROWLAND AND MEA-
DOW STREETS, IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY.
AND SITUATED BUT A SHORT WAY FROM
CORPORATION.-Byv virtue OF the provisions Of a
certain deed of trust TO me executed lsarfng date
col OF Deadlock so of Hcnrico County Court,
ut the request OF the assiGnee of The beneficiary
therein named, shall. on TUESDAY tho 26rl,
NJ on the premises, proceed TO sell by tAction The
said TWO LOTS OF LAND above described, having
front OF 50 l.-l2 by depth Of i7s sl2 feet to an al
Icy 20 feet wide ~
TERMS: Cash rs to so much a. will he necessary 10
dsfray the expenses OF this rus. and 10 discharge
note Of $lQ4 due 2lst of August, l2; on credit as
to $lo8 until the 2st OF December 1872 and as 10 the
residue at three and six montis resp ecireiy, from
the day OF sale. Ma. COKE, Trustee
w. d. ROBINS, Auctioneer. no Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
BY Lyme Brother,
AuctiOneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
LA VALUABLE FARM, STOCK, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS. &C, SITUATED ON THE OS-
MOND, AT AUCTION.--Wi be cold lat the re-
quest OF the owner who Intends to remove 70 Bati-
more,) at auction, OH the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, o7th of November, 1872, ut IL O'Clock A. NJ.
tina. truly valuable FARM "SHELALA." located
ms above described. containing about TWO HUN
DRED AND FORTY ACRES-twcnty acres of
which are In woods, residue cleared, under fine
heart. There are some irty bushels Of wheat and
sixty bushels Of winter oats seeded also. sixty acres
well set In timothy. There Is tine young orchard
on the place. The land lies beautifully, and Is well
watered. The improvements are good, consisting
of framed dwelling, barn. stable quarters, &C.;
convenient TO church, mills &C., and In one mile Of
two landings on james river attached TO the place.
The stock consists of fine mules, horses, mich
cows, hogs, and two thoroughbred Alderny bulls,
five and two years old
TERMS OF SALE: VIII be very liberal, say for the
real estate onefourt cash. residue ut one two. and
three years, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed; and for the personal, all
sums under $50 cash; and from that amount and
over, ninety days time for negotiable notes, inte-
rest added. we'll Endorsed.
The special attention Of parties desiring to buy 4
frstclasS farm is called 10 the foregoing sale For
further information send for circulars.
nol5 LYME & BROTHER, kuctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23

:. yynvvos "a enc Foiss Fsir.
Threatened wssh Yi0icnces Fans .,
KecfHre. e
SIN FRaycIsce, November % % SC wo thoass
sani people assembled last night at the house
where Mrs. Laura Fair WIS 10 deliver her
lecture on "a W otges In the Fold. As many
more assembled before platts Hotel, ana
similar crowd before Mrs. Fairs residence.
All the crowds were boisterous. The csiet
of police advised Mrs. Fair that 1t was aail'
gerous for her to appear on the street or In
the hall, and refused her an escort.
The crowd attempted to force way up
into the house where Mrs. Fair lived, bht
they were driven back. Mrs. Fair renamed
in her room, and in two hours all was quiet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
T ARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE FARM, MANSION,
FLoUR-MILL, &C.
AT FREDERICKSBURG, va.

The undersigned will sell at psib,se aSeaon' . on
TUESDAY, November 2s. 1872. az Y PIE % sye
premises, the FARM and 5lAnslVn,.niSSsS9S r
joining Fredericksburg known as bhvpl,, ioh, e.
MARYE'S HEIGHTS, late the properly OF 'o 'uu. =
Marye, deceased 81 =, ,,,o ,a,s,
This estate is conceded 10 be one OF te i w.,
valuable and attractive properties ~ E5s.sh IN
sfs,ia. The farfa co,,tainst a Ts III NpREDA AM
EIGHTY tCkES OF FERTIL ~ A.p ilahLl -
IMPROVED Land, producing aH syersSe 10 =,
twenty bushels oE wheat ssa tosl hisnsis VI
under ,ndieious tlage, liz tSf abahaant.y supp
With xates, Is web ser In Srass, and aiisef ue'
fi,e mansion IS OF brick With slate roof; centSis
eleven rooBs bcedes halls, closets,
&c The cuIfiase OF eighteen serests -,
laid our In yard, Lawn, aiid MS son. a.
tous ont buildings ard every COP scntenAS ~
sirahle residence. The dwelling Is ~ fttet
walk Of the centre Of YET ~,
nil tae advantages OF Ms elegant coGIsSysaSss. IL
entire property Is In eOmpse.e order, ana .ne 49,
win be offered In smbd 10 SUIT
I viii also sell publicly on Nh
Der 18th, 1879. at IL ~. slirosi
situated la tse ,,,t has "a
bridge over the Rappahsnneek. TIC mn pss i
never Hing aaasl 70 a5-horse
substantallv bgiis OF hstek, eesei q. ssain
thrce-ss0riea c0stslGs three pairs OF pr a,,,,,,,
with Improved modern machinery tSu w ,Sf -,
orsier}, and has large warehouse
Tba intn lot fronts about lsa inet 9i
and rs baik tu The river. The rala 81 ~
ynsr,gcg og 2fhe site ARD uneduataed bs 81!
Frederic sberas having q aILRoAp 1ne stsSrt ~
com ,Iluatcation af the mill door. .,sss ~
TERMS AccenR IS 90 thrsss, LEU =
tie purchase moneys jon ~ NIL NJ s..s,.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, November 22.-The Su-
prone Court has recognized the validity Of
Governor Warmoth's commissions to the
ucwly-eectcd parish officers.
The proceedings in the case of Kellogg Us.
Warmoth In tho Federal court were post
pnrcd till Monday.
The district courts, with their newly-ap-
pointed officers, work smoothly. No Fede-
lai interference Is apprehcnded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
1,ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
yess Yerax stock unsi Money Market

new AVSfA sSRScaA sasu HASs'Ss $50 :. -
NEw YoRg, November as.--Money strsn'
gcut, but closed easier at I. Sterling unset
tied al. 81 tosl. Gold closed at ia. aos-
ernments barely steady. States dull, except
Tenuessee's, which are strong. Tennessees'
Toy; new, 7el, Virginia's, Al; new, o.;
consols, 55i; deferred. l5S. Louis'ana's'
90; new, AZ. Levee's, 30; ss. 60. Ala
bslna.s, 80; IS. 81. Georgia's, 10 rs, 81
North Cardinals, 80; new, zig; special tax
IA. South Cardinals, "a; new, 2Ts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
BY Grubss 4 Williams,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
T,Iaventh strict between Main and Bank.

A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM TWO
n MILES BELOW THE CITY, AND HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION the request OF Mrs Eliza
beth A. Beardscy we will sell at aucticn upon me
premises. on TUESDAY, 26th Of NoVemoer, at II
O'Clock NJ the very desirable little FARM of about
THIRTY ACRES lying on both sides of the Charles
Cty road about two miles below the city, adjoining
SnioncI Norman Smiths and others. The improve
ments consist of nearly new framed dwelling with
four large rooms. barn, stable, young orchard OF
choice fruits, &C.. &c. a
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting
of the usual variety.
TERMS: For tht.real estate. One-third cash; bal
ancc at six aud twelve months for negotiable notes
with Interest, and secured by deed of trust. For
- a,,,G GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
nooo .G ~.E 80 Auctioneere /,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
weather Probabilities.

WksaISeTcH. November 22.-Eor the
Northwest and upper lakes and thence 70
the Ohio river, northerly to westerly wInas.
occasional snow, and clearing weather. 10
tie lower lake region and thence over tne
Middle and Eastern States, so,ithweSteriy
winds. occasional Snow aud rain, and partly
c,,,,dy weather. In the South Atlantic
states, generally clear weather and northerly
80 northeastcrjs winds. ,~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
rns Epsxooty i'm Rockbrsdge.

Especial telegram 10 The DiSIntch.J
LEXINGTON, Va, November 22.-Lexing-
ton il now entirely cut Off from the ottstfe
world. All the stages and express wagons
have been stopped. Stages on the Goshen
and Bonsack's route are discontinued from
to-day until the horses are able to work. The
rluiady is still spreading rapidly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, November %, 1872. }

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, November %. ls72.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-White, 1852 bushels. Red. 2.oes bushels
CoRN. White. 1895 bushels. Mixed, Is bushels.
OATS.-io0 bushels.
GREER ArrLEs.-20 bushels. ...
SALES.
wuEAr.-WhItc, 1913 bushels choice on priFa1e
terms d3s bushels prime on private Terms, ae.
imsh.ls prime nj s2 g.. bushels very Sood ~ 2!sS
ira bushels good nj ST. 20 100 bushels good at ss2
$50 bushels fair at sI.s5; "a bushels common az
sifs 10 bushels commons nj Sl6Oi Dnsheis COLI
mon ut $I.7O; SO bushels common az sl'''-'''"''
'WuFAT.~Red, 53s bushels prime at Sl.eS; l3s
bushels prime OH private terms lis oushels soOa ~
IN On oso bushels good on private terms; IS bushels
fnir M $780, go bushels fair ct Ss5; ls2 hushels
com mon on private terms--total. l,5o2 bushels.
CORN.-Wh,te. 80 bushels very good new ~ &c: !,
~ bushels very good old on private terms-fota, liz
bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
BY Grul,bs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A LARGE SALE OF DESIRABLE
q p111I DING LOTS IN THE MOST IMPROy-
ING NEIGRBORHOOD IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND-By request Of Mr. Lewis Z; Haryte ave we
will sell, upon The premises, on IhURSDA 2S'n
large number of BUILDING LOTS in his plan, "
Ing on Pine Laurel, and Cherry streets between
some of the handsomeSs sites In that much-adntred
and rapidly-improving neighborhood:
The street railway, now In course Oh r m
some, and distant only square from the remainder,
of the lots to be sold. .,,s
iIi fford an opporunty not soon to be repeated OF
buving the choicest lots at first hands; .,.,.,,
No one having funds to invest Win the certainty
of profit or seeking desirable Dal!uln8 los' caii
AFFORD to be absent from this sale.
,a,o = Auchoneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
F0Et RENT.

HANDSOME RESIDENCE IN LIN-9sa
IL DEN ROW FOR RENT.-Tnat very de- III
sirable residence No 102 Franklin street; IN LnueN
Row. recently occupied by Mr.. William Il. Powers,
is for rent II has eleven rooms besides ample ser
wants accommodations. Possession ut once Apply
TO JOHN T. GODDINA Real Estate Agent,
no os-eo6Iw Bank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
Thc I'LL ated Steamer Missouri Safety
OF Another Boat.

HAVANA, November 22.-The steamship
Moro Castle has arrived from New York ola
Nassau. She brings news of the safety OF
another boat of the Inflated steamer Mis-
souri,, and that John Tierney, first assistant
engineer; Davis A. North, third assistant ell
gineer; Charles Sinclair, oier, and Charles
Conway, fireman, who survived almost in
credible suferlnss, were OF Nassau and
would return to New York on the Moro
Castle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-23
BY Lyme 81 Brother,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1917 Yaiu street.

VALUABLE FOUR-STORY BRICK
v STORE. WITH DWELLING OVER SAME.
SITUATE on THE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN
BETWEEN TWENTY-SECOND AND TWEEN
mt the request Of the owner. sell at public auction on
the premises, Oil TUESDAY the 2stli day Of Novem-
Der, E7:, at O'Clock j. NJ. that valuable FOUR
House, located as shove described. Besides TIE
basement which is entirely out OF The ground, there
are six nice rooms over tue store. THIS properts is
very centrally located and well suited for retail
grocery. -
The lot has front of 80 by 100 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS of sale will he very liberal, and made
known at the hour of sale.
no 20 - LYNE 30 RROfUER. Auctioreers