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The Portland daily press., 1872-11-23

The Springfield Republican thus does po-
lice item: Asahel Ames was found peacefully
sleeping on the railroad track, Saturday even
ing; his right hand grasped an empty bottle,
in his left were greenbacks; he smiled in his
innocent glee AID murmured, smother, home
and heaven PIN lieu of which he was toted
off to gin mill on Sharon street.
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-23

A lad accosted an aged Senator thus:-
".Are you member of the Legislature"
The Senator looking down from an eminence
Of six feet three, replied, ''Yes, my son; what
can do for your" ''Why, y said the urchin,
81 want to be messenger; Pm eight years
old, and have never had an Office" That
boy has evidently mastered the science of
politics.
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-23
F L o Y r !!

Of all the different gfades and are now retailing at
Jobbers prices.
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-23

-Ht100'o1 Ittt1Hy UVy It5o UOoIh f0V"o' 1@'0
name is Masenheimer, and he lives in Mary
land. On Monday evening he and friend
and two ladies were walking homeward from
prayer meeting. Something was said about
firearms, of which weapons the tender maid
ems expressed horror. Masenhemer, by
way of a lark, and to show the entire harm
lessness Of pistols, drew his own, fourished it
in the air, and shot his friend dead. There is
nothing half so amusing as playing with load
ed firearms. They have such a delightful
way of getting up surprise by going off in
the wrong place.
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-23

Inconstant! Oh, my God!
Inconstanti when single thought Of thee
Sends all my shivering blood
Back on my heart in thrills Of ecstacy!
The Portland daily press., 1872-11-23
w O r LID.

Competent judges are NOT DECEIVED in thi
matter, and they emphatically recommend the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05

The RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
Under the Russian language sixty millions OF
people are shrouded to foreigner; for who
speaks Russian? But when one by chance
gets peep under the covering, what enter
prise, what progress, what intellectual life
springing up, flushing into vigor and reach
ing out hands of honest pridcl This cover
ing is fine, fully furnished instrument in the
hands of those who use it. 1t embraces all
the best natural characteristics of oil other
European languages; in vigorous eloquence
and closeness equalling the English, and the
Italian in pathos and music. For compact
ness of expression it rivals the Latin, while
it is superior to either Greek or German in
power Of constructing new words. lt.has in
itself what many Swans in other lands sigh
for--an alphabet and spelling perfectly pho
netic.
And what has it accomplished? The book
sellers catalogues of Russian authors form
volumes of two hundred and fifty pages. You
find on their shelves from one to two hun.
bred thousand volumes in Russian. More
than twenty years ago sixteen hundred origi-
nal works were published in year, one hun
dred and sixty-fye Russian periodicals were
in circulation, and fifty licenses for new ones
granted.-Setected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05

AN. ORIGINAL METHOD OF STEAL1Na.-A
young fellow named Mitchell, caught in
Louisville attempting to rob house, was re-
cognized as a notorious thief, who three
years ago carried on novel method of rob-
berry. He raised pet coon, and SO trained
the animal that whenever its master would
put it down upon the ground it would run
Immediately into the nearest house. Mitchell
would take his coon about the street in his
arms, ostensibly for the purpose Of showing
it of, and when in front of a residence that
he wished to enter he would let the coon
down. In an instant the well-tTained ami
NAL would scamper off towards the house,
and its master would follow in pursuit. Ii
there happened to be an opening anywhere
about the building the coon was sure to find
it and enter the house at once. Of course
the people Of the house would allow the
master to come in after his pet, and while the
family and servants were lending helping
hand to effect the capture Of the runaway
Mitchell would busy himself with every OPP
portunity by picking up little things here
and there in the rooms in which they passed
after the slippery little beast. Mitchell kept
up this smart little game quite successfully
for some time, but was finally caught and
sent to the penitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05
II.--STAY!

Sweet, have sought for thee long years In vain,
Der wastes of barren land and DER the main;
But now thy love, my sweet shall make II pl;nh
Ills not the cruel voice Of yesterday
Which bids thee stay.
Love, have piucd for thee long, weary years.
Sweet, have poured for thee wealth Of tears.
All! kiss me. love, md charm these idle fears
There. there the last tear trace Is kissed away
And now, dear-stay.
In summer airs the swallows homcward fly; :
They seek their happy nests: so fain would J,
As dowers In rainless summers droop and lie,
So have pincd through many weary day
TO bid thee stay.
hear the feet Of angels down the west:
And IL. my soul \ ye.IrninS half expressed
Bills Thee remain. my sweet, my wedding guest.
Let this rcluile thee1or my cruel nay:
All. darling, stay!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05

~, thore were in the cellar parrea Oh
slap. Masi Il, "notbcr of vinegar, and another
seros oIss,e s ali lying side side
OF l NY, ,ho Sn,rthbox from which the stone
anaer inu "y we're other marble hcarthstones
ie . :,,o h,,iidinr. but this was the only one
tonne, nd to possess texibiity md ',norok ond
The stone occupied the hearth IN the Sc sTc ;to
story and after the floors gave w .So l s;xteen
the cellar, distance of not less than s LIZ T.
feet, on the barrels aboye-naaned ous n ta,l ia
escaped being broken into atoms oy .lia that II
certainly great mystery, presun,ns ss sS
Fo a fear Of an explosion of the kerosene the
chimney Ir new was thrown down upon the barrels
and hearthstones which had already gri laaleh
and then in the ruins three years afterWaacs
the slab was discovered which is now at1aaG ie
ing SO much interest by oil classes u p''p'>,
Wbeeiino InteliigenceT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05
BY EDWARD RENACD.

An. not to-night-my soul Is sore with pain
All not tonight, for thou wilt plead In vain,
Though sweet thy voice rs fall OF summer rain,
Friend can find no other word, bnt-uo-
There!-!eavc me!-Go!
J cannot hear thy pleading For my tears
| cauuot soc thy face. Those weary years
Sweep Wild across me with their doubts and fears
Wit thou obey my anxious 'hest?-I know
But that word-Go!
Birds pair not here in winter: south they bic.
/ dare not bid thee hope: nh no. not !.
Weak hearts brave not the danger ! must ny,
Lest through my weakness should yet iorcSo
This whispercd-no.
Go, friend! the sun is sinking down the west.
Tomorrow may calm this wild unrest;
I.Gt. ah. tonight would I've left unblest
Seek me again, may not answer no;
Go, darling. go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05

rEoune. SWEPT IHenRo.
THE MISSING STASZA FUNHis'".
oorrcsnondent OF w. c. Bryant,s New
olir'i .o,>o,s, fo nm Editorial inGuir.
YORK fos', ,, ~ stanza of g Home, Sweet
inS lot tn. n,,;shcs the words as published b.,
no. no ne, :. M ,, in January. 1880:
Fr'h /" ''"'' - - $780,,
r,,,n
MI pleasures and sSsTe !so oo plaee ike homc
20 cs,arm from the skies seems to hsow us there
Wn"". sock thro' the world, Is neer met w''h e''''
where; homo, swec, swse, home.
There's no nlscs ike home; there's no place Ike
home.
H. u.,,. 8, vain.
exile from home. sp, .ns,chd cottage agan:
Thc kri H s,ursng CAVITY taat Of my .il
Give ne them, With the peace oil i"'"' 'e"'''
all ,,,u., home. sweet sweet home: -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05
=. |',.'' BY w: GOuuin- ~-..,g.ls-s
~: Aucaoneer and Real Estate Agent, :
corner of Eleventh aud Blpk Streets

TRUSTEE's SALE OF DESIRABLY-
4 LOCATED REAL ESTATE IN MANCHES-
TER, On THE NORTH SIDE OF HULL BE-
TWEEN LAWRENCE AND. WARRINGTON
STREETS.-As the Surviving trustee In certain
deed Of trust executed by Dr. j. Brooks TO SECURE
the unpaid purchase money to w. dodun aud John
L. Tate herring date 24th March, 1882 duly recorded
in Chesterfield County Court In book No. As, page
$780, SHALL In execution thereof thhv1ng been re-
quested 80 to do by the creditor secured thereby
sell at public auction, on the premises. on MONDA
the still February 1872 at O'clock r 81, f fair; IL
not the first fair day tereafter the very desirably-
located real estate conveyed by the said decd or so
much thereof rs may he necessary to pay Oft the I'M
paid purchase money, and located above described
Inc first fronting 81 feet, moro less and running
back l85 feet, having thereon q large old FRAMED
DWELLING, somewhat out Of repair; the second
fronting rs feet running hack GB feet having thereon
two BRICK .TENEMENTS7 being the same real
estate conveyed to the said Broocks by G.. ". Pur.
cell and wife by deed Of even date with the said
trust deed. :,
sale and to pay off negotiable note OF s7i3s, dated
24t March, is62 payable three years after date to be
scaled at the rate of $3.50 for 81 that being the value
OF Confederate money as compared to gold on the
amount so ascertalned from the maturity Or said
note until paid; and as to the residue OF such pro,
ceeds of SALE on such terms as the said Broocks sha
prescribe and direct or on his failure to give any In
structions, then such terms as the srylylnS rus
tee shall think TT w. IODDlS,
ia26 49, ~- surviving irustee'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05

An IMMENSE FORTUNE WILLED TO PUBLIC
UsEs-THE LAST WILL OF ISAAC RICH.-
Boston, Mass, January 29.--The will Of the
late Isaac Rich was entered for probate to-
day. After numerous private requests, among
which is $4,000 to Rev. Joseph Cummings,
president Wesleyan University at Middle
town, Conn.,, Mi. Rich directs that all his
estate and property shall finally go to the
trustees of the Boston Wesleyan University,
and be under its management and direction
to promote and perpetuate piety and learn
ing; and inasmuch as he hopes the Boston
Theological Seminary will be merged into
the Boston University, he directs his trustees
within three years after his deccase, in case
the Boston University shall have become pos
scssed of real and personal estate to the
value of 100000, to pay to the trustees OF
said University the sum of $4,000, in five
years $4,000, in seven years $780, 900, and at
the end of ten years to convey to said trus-
tees all the real, personal, and mixed estate,
together with the accumulations, for their
absolute use and disposal forever.
In case the Boston University does not
within ten years acquire property to the value
of 100000, or in case 1t abandons its charter
before that time, an undivided half of the
aforementioned property shall revert to the
Wesleyan University at Middletown, Conn,
100000 to the town Of Wellheet, the income
of which to be used for the purposes Of edu-
cation; 100000 TO the Wesleyan Academy
at Wilbraham, $4,000 to the Preachers Aid
Society of the New England Conference,
$25, 900 to the New England Educational So
ciety, $25, 1000 to the Marine Wesleyan Acad-
envy at Readfeld, $4,000 to the East Maine
Academy at Bucksport, and the residue and
remainder of all the property to the Wesleyan
University at Middletown.
William Claflin, of Newton William H.
West, of Dorchester; and John Goldsbury,
Of Boston, are named as executors. The
property under the will is sworn at 81 ,700,-
0OO. ,-,.... .-. f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05

ONE STEP IN EXPLANATION OF TUE MAGIC
MARBLE SLAB; Oh, KEROSENE, MoLAssEs, AND
VNEaAR.-It has been aseertained that at the
time Of the burning Of the Moundsyille Semi.
nary, from the ruins Of which Mr.. Holiday
exhumea his wonderfully curious marble
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
Ono 2a-horse power PORTABLE sTEAM-EN-
One i2-horso power PORTABLE sTEAM-EN-
Two ia-horse power STATIONARY sTEAM-EN-
One 1v-horse power PORTABLE BOILER.
Three NEW SAW MILLS FRICTION FEED,
Three SECONDHAND ENGlSES-G, 8, and l2-
horse power;
One S.-horse power TUBULAR BOILER, with front
Ono s-foot French Burr PORTABLE G X S T
One s-foot ALDEN FAN BLOWER.
One UPRIGHT DRILL,
One BOLT CUTTER,
One los MILL TOBACCO SHARE,
One SIS MILL TOBACCO SHAPE,
One half-pound TOBACCO SHAPE,
One ll-inch TOBACCO SHAPE,
One nncket-plccc TOBACCO SHAPE,
Secondhand TOBACCO MILLS, oil sizes;
POT MILLS. BOX SCREWS,
BANDS and BILLETS,
SII AFTING HANGERS.
GEAR and BEViL WHEELS,
JJ6GDsoS;S Go,'VSERNoRs, PEET VALVES.
STEAM GAUGES, WATER GAUGES,
OIL COCKS and OIL CUPS Of all KINDS,
PkTEN Sf'h ENGINE PACKING, the best over
EAR fih%s PATENT STEAM PUMP, all sizes.
f. i-lw SLOAT & AUDlSGI1sS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05

General Henningsen, well known in former
years as military coadjutor of Mazzini,
Kossuth, and other European republicans,
and afterwards as flibuster leader In Cuba
and Central Ameriea, and as the author of
several works, Is engaged on q history Of fill
busterism. He knows all about 1t.
The Maryland Senate has passed tho bill
taxing sample merchants SSQQ, rssf i:s Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05
aufrT0yt SAI,Es.-.This nav,
:. Nv Thomas w. Reesee, Aecsionser,
-. ). - go M. is17 Main street. Z Il 1
g0IANO

DIANO., HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
II, m ,cCRs. &r. AT AUCTION HIS DAY
Mt 10 O'Clock / Win sell ut my: auctions house ~
One PIANO, made by Chick rfng
MAHOGhEY SOFAS and CHAIRS, in haircloth
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, and STAINED BED
MARBLEIToPa and PLAIN BUREAus, :.
MAHOGANYan and WALNUT Warehouses, r.
MAHOGANY and OAK EXTENSION TAbLEs, !
CENTRE, GARD, PIER, and LEAF TABLES ~
HAIR and sHUCk MATTRESSES, II
HEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERs, and PItLOWS;
A ane lot Of EIGHT-DAY CLOCKS I'll
STOVES, &C. THOMAS w. kEESEf,
Hes 1870 - 4, ,T1Fs7 go. AugtiOncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05
BY Wellington Goddtn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALrA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS " BpO.D
ROCK" IN TIE COUNTY OF CIESTERFIEi :,
OF FOUR HUNDRED AND TiIlRTY-EIGIif
ACRES. MORE Or LESS, NEAR TO NASCiiES
TERRY virtue OF decree Of the Court Of Chan
Gerry for the city Of Richmond, pronounced On III.
10Th OF January, lS72, in the suit Of Horne sga..,
Mcdaniel. the undersigned. special commissioner,
appointed thereby. will offer for sale at auction O,
the premises, on TUESDAY TIE OH day Of Fvirua.
~, ISL. ut L. O'Clock NJ Is fair II mol. the first III.
day thereafter, the valuable REAl. ESTATE iutlc
county of Chesterfield III the Il amd rrocccGlr.,
mentioned. consisting Of TiIl;EE TltNITN "
LAND. the first containing about FOUR HrN
DRED ACRES. the Second about TWENTY.
THREE ACRES. and tie third ahou; FIFTEEN
ACRES. more or less. and tog"tae: Constituting
what Is known as the Broad Rock tract with II
the buildings aud Improvements thereon. rald iiui,
are about two miles from the town O: Manchester.
and the property IS well known ~ 70 render
more particular description unnecessary.
TERMS OF SALE Cash aS 70 SO Much III the pro.
ceeds as may be sufficient 10 rav The cost, 81 ii Ill!
charges OF sale; residue credit Of GH" two, AL
tlrc0 years from day OF sale, ia elnd insElimci.
bearing interest at per cent. per aIpuT, tl!c puT-
chaser TO execute his negotiable notes for sid De-
ferred payments. and title To be retained until said
notes are paid aud convcyancctiirecedhY u. cnu.
EDWARD \. CANNON.
fl 81 COMMISSIONS.
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! FURNITURE, &c.

FURNITURE, &c.
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURE
w ING and receiving the most extensive u,
and elegant stock Of ri
.... ,.,.- 49,. $50. FURNITURE ~.#s -
that has ever been offered to the people CT Virginia
We would particularly call the attention Of pub
lie to our CHA MBER and PA RI OR FURNITURE.
being of superior workmanship and newest patterns
You will find In our wareroonis
- WARDROBES. BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS, WASHSTASDS, "o..E
TABLES. SIDFEOARDS, w.. SIS,
ETAGERES. MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS, DESKS, SAFES,
with great variety of other FURNITURE. II vii
afford Us pleasure to show all who may call Oil LIE
through our warcrooms
- l-s-.,r - HARDWOOD & RITTER,
SET Governor street, Richmond, Va.
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BY Cook & Laugbton, .Auctlonecr;
corner Of Governor and Franklin s,..,..
BY D. L. Weisiger. Auctinrenr

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF small
" FARM OF SIXTY ACRES MORE OaTrSsII
OFLANDSEFENM MIL rs From 3IANCKESrTrT'y;;
on THE OLD COURTHOUSE kOND. IN CiJE,S:
.TERFIELD COUNTY, ATAUCTIOS-Ry ,Sf;re
OF decree of the County Court OF Che.,erStsS; |;
county ut its December Term, 1911. IN the ca ~
Mary Hancox Il dis. lS. Albert ~ Hancock Go,s
Twill sell In front Of Chesterfield court.hor<e Ss E
town of Manchester, on MONDAY tic ian f 4, VIZ
February, IS72, mt l. O'Clock NJ. the LtND ,3;e' -
t.oned In said decree. Being SIXTY HCRES f,o-
or lcss). with improvements thereon. adIo!ging hr
lands Of the George FmGua. W. g. GATES ard s IL
Gill estates. Said land viii De sold ~ Whole ar -
yIded. rs may be deemed most advisable at dc ham
OF sale.
TERMS ,ODc-haf cash: balance ut liz and tvclyo
months IN bonds bearing interest, and Title ret,i.
till bondsarr paid. &C McRtE.
49, COMMISSIONS.
Sale conducted By d. *. WEisIGER, huctiorc,r.
La IL
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GarEIs & WILLIAMS, Auctioheers
By Lyme 6 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and AGctioDcci''
M .Ipi. .Ayai. street.

GALE or VALUABLE LAND IN III, y
y RICO AT AUCTION. virtue OF . ~ on The
I'd Of Daee mber ls7t,in tho suit OF Iurpins go.
tor rs Roper y administrator ahd Others ~, t ,SsSS,
signed, as special commissioner ,,ns.r s.rss Oh
VIII o:yar Tor sale ar auction, on the IL rtr-
WEDNESDAY,, The 18th OF February, H. < 90 de-
ton OF the real estate OF !enftinsn ~, IN en-.
ecascd, known rs TRACT No .. e9nt ;a,m hsiGnfIs
This Land lies on the Central turnpike asoE ~, dis Is
miles below Richmond, Is or COED aiss,his,s'
TERAfS: Cash ~ to so mach q tue f ir.., x
as Is necessary TO pay the cost OF sun ia 80 wears
for ne9otiab,e notes satisfactorily endorses,
terest ~ six per cent from the day OF st.S -
retained until notes are paid and Z eohyeifaNSs9>
- y sNe ~ Specis! Comlatssicaef'
Sale conducted by LYME 4 BRoThEs.
3a l5-sawtds -
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BY Robertson L Bronaugh, .
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncer5,
:. Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE, OF VALUA-
" BLEREAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD. NEAR THE RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG TURNPIKE, FOUR MILES
FROM MANCHESTER.-By virtue of decree Of
the County Court of Chesterfield county, at the De-
cember term ISL In the chancery suit Of BrSnaug
sale Mt public auction at the front door Of the court
house Of the said county, at IL O'clock NJ, MON
DAY, 18th Of February, the TRACT OF LAND IN
said county of which Richard Totty died seized and
possessed, containing about FIFTY-FlVE ACRES,
on which there Is Il comfortable dwelling, good wa
ter, and considerable timber, which, from Its prox-
unity to Manchester, might be made profitable.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in siS, nine,
and twelve months. Title retained until further or
der Of the court. JAMES a. CLAkkks
:. -. T. Ns-.a WILLIAM. hAIBERS.
fe1 .,-e..= Commissioners.
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100 CASKS GUINNESS & HIBBERT'S
PORTER. direct Importation;
IS hogsheads NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
IS hogsheads CLEAR RIB SIDES,
100 bags RIO COFFEE, ...
so bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE, ..
30 mats GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
80 mats OLD GOVERNMENT BROWN JAVA,
very choice; ..
so boxes CREAM CHEESE,
100 boxes ADAALANTINE CANDLES,
300 barrels HERRINGS,
rs barrels MACKEREL,
1900 sacks BUCKLEY & DEAKINS SALT,
for sale at lowest market prices by ..
Jazz 5. c. TARD1 co.
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AHCIlON SALEs--Futurs bayg
= 2 49, 49, 800
BY Lyme 4 Brother, =
Anetoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 3fsln greet.

.TRUsTEES SALE OF tto1Isrrro,
Il FURNITURE AT AUCTION - an ,i,,iIoLD
ssted trgssss sndsr IA. dscree % a icb n s
Of record In the clerks Office on the fsssber. be-
Of Rishm9nd Va, In y. b. % b, o. !, Essg Co1rt
required ny is tere named prSa 5s
corner Governor and Ross streets. on FRIn fousG
Of FebruarI lsH ut Tie iloir OF 10 oclecE Il 9TH
I ITi . FiRN SrDFnsst Of and
clearinghouse Of that class, embracing 'u''a III
WALNUT PARLeR SUITS, consplcte. co,,,.,
WALNUT md Ak CHAMBER s1rIrs
COTTAGE SETS Of WALNUT and otG
BE- bED SI ana ~ DS sabont thinr
One set OF DINING FURNITURE. ror,.,,.
,WASHSTANDS,SO SOFAS, CARPETS,
IIAT-RACK. LARGE MIRRORS.
CQOKISG-STOVES. $
and tho usual KITCHEN FURNITURE. ava
kndsitao numerous to mention. "'i1 "GeS
6. ". MOgpys
Ie3' Substituted r.
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SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY.-A rare
~ opportunity Is afforded the youth of this city and
of telegraphing by the SCHOOL Of Messrs. PIAYN-
TER 4 MCGOVERN, which is now III successful
operation ut No 1910 MAIN STREET (up stairs).
There Is n constant and cverincreasing demand
for accomplished operators throughout the country,
and no profession or occupation now presents such
prospects for prompt and remunerative employ
ment.
Call at the school above, where the instruments
may he seen in operation, and any desired !nforna-
ton as to terms length Of session, &C., &C., Will be
furnished.
RICHMOND, VA, Dccemht q, 1871.
8. dc o7-Tu SS2m .#.t @a
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
T.. B. MEADE.
GROCERIES,. &c.

... GROCERIES. DC.
TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
81 LOWEST MARKET PRICES
20 hogsheads SUGAR,
IS hogsllcads BACON,
so bags RIO COFFEE.
Is bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
so boxes CHEESE, ..s'
100 boxes CANDLES, -....... o..
o5 boxes STARCH, .... -. : .
100 boxes SOAP,
tlerces RICE,
30 barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
' so barrels CANTON SYRUP, /.
$50 barrels REFINED SUGARS.
ja3o-Gt HARVEY " JoAEs.
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WOoD AND coal.

FNGLISH COAL.-This day landing from
~ bark Ocean Star, THIRTY TONS ENGLISH
S "a GOAL; also Gn bard; 2 fun supply Of
aud sToVE CohLs, Which win be sold nj TIC lowest
market rates. " ss5ssS WRIT ROBERTS,
jail corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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BY Robertson l. Brontngh'
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneeis'
., Manchester, Va.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN Ma y,
v ruEsTIP FOR SALE-By request o! wv
owner we Viii proceed 10 sell at pnblis sGs ,s III
the premises, at o'clock on sAlSEE "a lnx s b
of February, 1872, the HOUSE ana LDn..%rs,sr. on
A. r. Davis situated In the town oil oiafvns, ,r ,rI
an alley north OF Hull street between rs.
EIGHTH streets. The house coniins it, ,,rg =,
The lot fronts on said alley 4 teet anu f"1-'
feet. ,c
f. lids ROBERTSON & RRON I'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-05

BY Gnibbs & Williams,
Auctioneers ard Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Mlh ai'' '''
SALE or f ~
" SMALL TENEMEN1'S ON oREGoso r VA.
isy virtue OF decree of the Chancery Loqa'
mond entered on the eth JANUARY l;i2, u. vi 60
Of Vim rs. Terrell and ais, the mu1e!ssheaa
missioncrs thereby appointed VII sen IN ~ lsrry
upon the premises, on SATURDAY :; 2Es- TIM
MESTS. of which Mahlon Terrell died se!he n.STu
ated ON the west side of Church street, % '.>S
HILL. =, e., rs, live,
and eighteen rlonths, for negotiable notes W."
'e1e'' A'ee1' ~''' ". L. NINS,
CIisSThiN WITT.
Co,rrnisSs2aC!s.
cor-rrc q WILLIAMS Aucsioneers. -.