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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-19

MURDER IN A NEGRO, CHuRoH.--[Oweps.
boro' (Ky.) MONITOR THE colored Baptist
church in this city was the scene of great ex
element on Sabbath night last. 1t appears
that there had been considerable bad blood
existing between John Daugherty and John
Smith on the one side and Ed. Carbon on the
other, and that at the circus OH Saturday
night they had a difficulty, in which pistols
were used, but without effect. Their next
meeting was at the above timeand place, aud
an indiscriminate use Of firearms ensued, re.
sulting in the serious if not fatal wounding
Of Carbon, and the perforaton of the jaw of
one Of the Daugherty boys by a bullet.
From five to seven shots were fired, come of
them going through the midst Of the large
congregation Of men, women, and children
but fortunately without njuring
any one, but creating CONSERVATION and
among them indescribabe.
The Daughertys have been arrested and
are now in Jail awaiting III examination.
The parties IRE all colored.
L. S.--We learn from Dr.. Stewart, the at
tending physician on Carbon, that his wounds
in all probability win prove fatal--one ball
In the left knee 'shattering the bones, the
other in the back near the spinal column.
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so,,efe she ailoskeds SI, taraau lie pug
aa19aibsT hsssnpon raminda him thai S sliat7
sssls before Che coming I'd Of capital ptnssn@
inent. Another records tie losa oi 2 hIle
Ssorl his establt ent, and bis rival rsinaEss
that no greater cnse OF gei eforgcffuiness Waa
ever nut on record. g snaH Tall, e os . Lo.is
sspsIle paner, Is reported by u friend III
another city to have fallen of 9 steamboat ~
the middle Of Lake Hufan, and to haye first
abandoned oil hopes fof. his life He, now
ever luckily bethopght himself, and. exiena-
Ing his ears to their ftilI length and breadth.
he was swiftly waited ashore tnder y. l Ine
press OF sail. We are next told that Aonak S
spesre,' ;, OF the Chicago Pos, alfilougn n ss
Ess hut seventeen years OF age, yeI can BIZ
al his desk and brush the cobWess from
|anysnartsof the ceiling With his ears, II u
thought that as he grows up his ears VIII
match any possessed BY the editorial frater.
nity of his native city The size OF tho feet Q.
the ladies of Louisville has been powerful
theme Of discourse by the st. Louis papers
recently. One of!them informs It's Teaasls
that the agitation of the eartRs surface, re.
ported from Nashville as ap. earte9}tiAh WIS
really caused by al fashienable bull IN LouIs.
vile. The same paper says that the popular
cradle In Louisville has bay-windoWs for the
;nfantiie feet, and the Louisville shoemakers
use ryile-drivers for pegging thin-soiea WORK:
rhe Joke. ARE carried to an absurd degree Oh
eStravagance, and are not always e&trenlety
provocative of laughter; but sometimes
again they are very funny.
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-. by james L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.

SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
. AT AUCTION.--Atthe request of the owner
win offer for sale ut auction ON the premises on
TUESDAY, December 10, ls72, at !. c.ocn 81 9h :,
M MO- HOTEL, and The LOT adjoining
with tho wooden mud brick buildings thereon,
This Dropoty Is Situated In the exact pDlca
centre of the city, Immediately opposite to the Copi.
toll squnro, at The jrncilon or Grace ana Min.o
streets directly opposite to Capitol street, ana UNI
front of le3 feet ION the west side Of Ninth street
and 90 feet on the north side of Grace street, and
Of the lot has depth OF 100 lsee, rua-
ming back from Ninth street.
The properly Is chartered aud may be taken by
company in shares of soo In which event the owner
and Ohio railroad, now nearly finished, shall be
Completed, there mast be q frst-c1nss h9tee on
Shockoc Hill and this spot is without rival for II
Until preparations are made TO build, the rental VIII
keep down interest, taxes &c. the properly may
DE bought privately and negotiations are inVlte0.
no Io-dtds jill. APPERSON, Auctioneer
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Bt Lyme & Brother, -.
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2l2 Main street.

FARCE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL VALUABLE FARM, STOCK, FA AII9l rs
borne ini PIKE, FIVE NIL rs BELOW RICH
MOND, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold tat the re-
quest OF the owner, who intends to remoye to Ball.
1noreJ at auction, on the premises, on w EDNEssS-
DAY 27l of Noyember 1874 At Il o'clock , 4.
rs ' above described, containing about TWO HUN.
DRED AND FORTY ACREs.-twenty acres OF
which are in woods, residue cleared, under fne
heart. There are some fifty bushels Of wheat and
sixty bushels Of winter oats seeded ALSO sixty acres
well set in timothy There Is a fine young orchard
on the place. The land lies beautifully and wen
watered. The improvements are good, consisting
of a framed dwelling, barn: Stable, Quarters, &c:
convenient to church, Mills &C., mud in one mile OF
two landings on James river, attached to the place
The stock consists of fine mules, horses, mlich
cows hogs, and two thoroughbred Alderny bulls
FIVE and two years old a..
TERMS OF SALE: VIII be very liberal, say Tor the
real estate one-fourtl CASH residue ut one two and
three years, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed: and for the personal, al
sums under $50, cash; and from that amount ana
over, ninety DAYS tle for negotiable notes, lnte-
rest added, well Endorsed.
The special attention of parties desiring to buy
rst-class farm Is called to the foregoing sale For
further information send for circulars.
nol5 LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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CURIOUS SOURCES or MUSICAL INSPIRATION.
From an exhaustive account of Weber in the
lKtaestrelfe by the pen Of NJ. Barbedelle 1t
would seem that musical composers derive
their inspiration, like poetss IN s,eat ue-
yrce from the sights and sounds Of Nature,
its its varied hues and phenomena. Weber kept
melodies long floating in his brain before be
threw them into form, and some incident
would suddenly suggest to him vehicle for
the introduction of such matter into the ma.
chirery of an opera. Thus his "ChRuf de
r;ren in "Der Freischiitz" was suggested
by a number of old women troning litany;
the idea of the George aux loups -" came to
him In thick fog when crossing from Ores
den to Pinitz; and at the baths of Lincke
he, strange to say, conceived the march in
"Oberon" from seeing the hoteEservants on
a wet day piling up the chairs and benches
of the garden.-From " Our Monthly Cos.
SIP" in The December No. Of Lirpincotfs
Ha7asiiae.
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A Tragedy Resulting from Divorce
&VuiJ

New YORK, November 18.-Somc time ago
Mrs. Anna 4. King brought suit for di-
yorce against her husband, James G.. King,
on the ground, Of cruelty. The matter was
referred to Judge Sutherland as referee, and
the ease came before him to-day In his cham
bers, ut ~ Piue street. Among the wit
nesses for the. plaintiff were Miss L. An
thony, i. O'Neil, and the wife of the latter.
Both Mr. and Mrs. O'NeiI testified, it is
reported, to cruel conduct witnessed by them
on the part of King towards his wife.
After the testimony had been completed
all the parties to the suit left Judge Suther-
lands room. King walked out last, some
feet behind Nh. O'Nei, and rs the latter was
descending theistairs leading from the third
floor King fired three shots at him, one Of
which penetrated his lungs. King then
turned aud ran back into the Judges room,
where he gave the pistol to Judge Suther.
laud and then darted into an inner room and
locked the door behind him. In the mean
time O'Neil staggered into an adjoining
room, where he died in a few minutes.
The police quickly arrived, and as King
refused to unlock the door of the room in
which he was, it was broken open, and he
was arrested and taken to the police-station.
The body Of Mr. O'Niel was also taken to
rhp same plo.a. ~
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PLEAsANTEIEs OF WESTERN JOURNALISM
The Nation has the following:
" Every little while the local editors of a
pair Of western papers, printed in rival cities,
or Eivalsin one city, begin a tilt at each other
In reference to some popularity, or alleged
peculiarly, Of their respective cities, or of
the respective editors. The relative wicked.
ness Of st. Louis and Chicago has been fer
tile topic; SO was the relative size of those
two cities, and of each as compared with
Cincinnati; and there have been countless
other causes of dispute which were produc-
tive OF an amount of extrnyaga low fun
and Eorse.play which, we suppose, the jour-
Eals Of no other country have ever dis
played. One editor, we see, having re-
Gently remarked that in his iamily Il has
been usual for the male members to eeni-
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+ BY Lyme & Brother, ~
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Man street, =

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L. Lot, WITH A BRICK STORE THEREON,
SlLI{AEEp ON ON Il Tf Hk2THs sf Az tbBEEgAR
At AUCIION.-I shall. rs trustee under deed
from f. Laube and wife. dated 2stn ..:susI, 1871.
duly recorded In the clerks otHce OF the Richmond
said trust being thereto required by the beneficiary
therein named, sell at public auction, on the pre-
misses on FRI DAY the seth November, 1872, at the
hour Of O'Clock p. NJ, that desirable Il RICK
STORE located as above described. Tho lot has a
front of 53Xl26 feet, more or less. ~
TERMS OF SALE: VIII be cash rs to the expenses
OF sale and 20 pay OF certain negotiable note exc
cuted by +. Laube, dated the Path OF August 1871,
and payable twelve months after date, for the sum
of 25e0 with interest from It's maturity until paid
as specified; and to the residue OF the purchase
money, s,ich terms aud secured tn<sneh way as
his failure to give such direction, such terrs and
time as said trustee may think lit and progsr sfSf
s-s ROBERT. B. LYME, Trhstee.
Sale conducted by LYME y BROTHER, Auction
GERS. no 1g-Ie,ls,l8, ao,el, q, rs, 2e- 218.2o
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. Ii13 Main strsat.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A 3 R C &
j DWELLING AND LOT s9Slo9 l FEET !! " :, On
TWEEN WEI STWESTYsFistT AND TWEETY-SE-
sDNr SIREEIs CHURCH HILL c BY h dsed
of trust executed by f. T. Swift deceased 70 the mn
dersgncd trustee bearing date on I'll, tSe sh aax e
of the Cbancery Court Of the city or Richmond IN
Deed-Book 05, b. page 10 secure the baiance OF
the purchase money payable on said propery neins
thereto required, shall proceed TO sell by public
auction. on the premises, on TUESDA1 inc lalh
Instant at O'Clock P. NJ, the raliiakte estate loca
ted and described as above The dwelling has base-
mcut and two stories above containing seven rooms
With gus in The building, water and Kitchen on the
premises. .r :, 2
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expenses 9.
executing this trust aud TO pry off note for se6255
with Interest thereon at the rate OF twelve per cent
ner annum from the 9th of October. 1872 AMI SdS2o
i'm ak months from said date; the residue In twelve
months from said date. The purchaser to sive nls
Negotiable notes for the deferred payments win IN
erst added at six per cent per annu1n, anu secured
by deed OF trust. -.,.>>-
RIcukppSoS q Co. Auc,iOneer no ) :.
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vFe Fow, and Worse ssainiies.

New York, November 1s.--The chickens
along the Hudson river are dying by nun
drcds. The turkeys, geese, and ducks show
symptoms Of the malady.
Tie dropsy among the horses has appeared
I'm all the cur.stables. Fifty per cent. OF the
horses attacked die. u
WILMINGTON, n. c., November lo:-Ihe
horse malady has spread to an alarming en-
tent here. No fatal results as yet reported.
Carriage aud drayaSe advanced 200 to 400 per
cent. Two of the principal livery stables are
closed.
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BY Grubhs s. Williams, ,as
Real Es,ata Agents and AassiSnsers, ,
Eleventh street. setweeh Maiu and Bank,

Two VALUABLE THREE-STORY-
AAND-ApTIC BRICK TENEMENTS, NOS. II
AND Is, ONTHE EAST SIDE, OF COVER SiiR
Or TnIRTEESTH, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS, AT A U CTI .-!Op
MONDAY, 18th November, at IL O'Clock nj, we win
sall Ut auction, upon the premises, the two tene-
ments named above, occupied respectively BY Mr., j.
Marxhausen as tue Half-and- Half Saloon, and by
Dir. MOuntcastieas the Monroe y bearding-house
and store. ~ -s54 = :,
They are both arranged for stores below, with
family accommodations above: have long been used
which they are used. - y - ~
Being go near to Main street, on leading tho
roughtare, and In the very centre of the business
part or the eity this property Is particularly desr
ness or. good Investments. II
Terms: AT sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, lsl
hGR Sss ~. .fs-.#s - AncttOneers. s.
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rr,,n,css,

AS France.
il aasg, November is ID OIL the asnefaTa,a
ia rrasce ysstaETias special were 81. OF
fsred FOR tho taataonal Aascmpi anas tne:
ih al 81 God Was invoked on its proeeea-
ms Ile Government OF tended the
services escorted by details of troops a i
guards OF honor. The ngregations ~ oil
si,e churches in this city were very large.
The several parties into which ike Assem-.
biy Is diyssied had meetings Saturday nigsis
to sun, ssp tile events of the past week ana
decide Jg,o7s their future paiicie The MOD;
archists confess they have been defeated, sDd
WIN secure an honorable retreat by giving
Itheir support to the Conservative Repnbii-
cans, Ali the conservative clements nave g
been united fin favor of motion which wiz
he introduced this week By Deputy Chan.
GARNER, Conforming Gambetta's speech AZ
Tours. s5sasesss ,aSa..8 ssg:2 !. sstEs = 7 3
..te-.s. rs 5sssest Is Denmark.
CoPEsHAdEs, November 18.--several VII
lagos In Sch.eswig and Holstein were ae.
stroyed by tile hurricane. last week.
/. 81. " - Germany.
BEaIns, November 1S.--A number OF towns
|in Romerania were seriously damaged by the
late Storm. s...,.rers -. .t,..,, .ets&
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nv Max Reyman 6 Co, Auctioneers,
-. n 1ao3 Main street.
EXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
! :

EXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
49,; SALE ::
on TUESDAY, November 10TH, 1s72 -
e,onsisfipg OF eco cases BOOTS aud Shoes z
Fifty cases LADIES' TRIMMED Hats,
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, a.
FUR and WOOL HATS. sE,.53 ~ ~ ~
with large aud attractive invoices or :. q 4
FURs, GOODS, -..sis,6i
UMBRELLAS, CARPET-BAGs,& &c. is 4
We will also sell the remaining
STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTH1S5
of a New York jobhins house retiring from bust
ness. t5s,g s,.gtrz.t,. F,rss,
The above goods are prime, and season-
sble and will DO soi without reserve in lots to suit
pnrchasers- MAX HEY hAN co.
Auctieneers and Commission Merchants.
NO INV Meth 's 49,
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The w 4, 70 Case.

New YORK, November 1S.-Judge Fowler
rendered. q decision to-day In the case of
Challis against Blood for libel in connection
with the Woodruff and CIafin case. The
Judge holds the servant is equally guilty with
his employer when he becomes party to an
act which he knows and believes to be
wrong. He therefore committed Blood and
held him In $4,000 bail.
Mrs. Woodruff and irennie. c.. Claf1inre-
fused TO sign the, testimony they gave :n the
case eXculpatory of Blood.
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Earthquake in New Hampshire.

CoNcoRp, n. H., November 1S.-A severe
earthquake occurred here to-day about
o'clock. 1t began with sort of explosion,
followed by a trembling and shaking of the
ground. which lasted about ten seconds.
Buildings were rocked violently, and the
shock was plainly perceptible to persons
Walking. In the streets the shock was dis
nneiiy heard, and its apparent course was
from west to east. Telegraph operators ut
sontooeock and Warren reported the sans
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New York Items.

New York, November 1s.-Nearly all the
women arrested in the raid on the concert
saloons Saturday night have been released.
The proprietors are held. ss
Dispatches from the Pennsylvania coal
mines reporting general strike cause con-
siderable excitement in coal circles.
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Sheridan agreed with Walker that the
pronunciation ofwind should be wynd, but
insisted, contrary to Walker, that gold should
be good. Sheridan tells us that Swift used
to iccr those who pronounced wind with a
short /, by saying, 81 have great minn'd
to inn'd why you pronounce it wind If
I may he 80 boold, / should be glad to be
toold why you pronounce it goold."
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u.vucE,ers Indicted.

KANSAS CRY, November 1s.-Forty.four
citizens Of Cass county have been indicted
for completely in the lynching of persons for
alleged connection with the fraudulent issue
of Cas- County bonds, when the judge OF
that county and man named Dutro were
taken from the cars and shot. Thirty-siX OF
those indicted have been released on bail,
three are SICK, and the remainder are out OF
4, CfiAo z
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xraas,ar Prpsnhilsttea.

syssRISaToS, November I8.--Vhe barofne-
Ger viii fall III the Nor thwest and thence 20
Indiana and Michigan, with southwesseri!
swinds, cloudy weathsgs and ocEasioilah ngas
srow Tomorrow. Eson1 the Ohio valley 70
f},c fat,lf coast falling baron1cter Tomorrow,
with cloady weather, SIsouthwestcrl3 winds
ueer;np 10 northwestesiy. On the lower lakes,
eleari,,g. partiy cloudy weather, and south
westerly winds, extending With increasing
snlouaiptss 10 New,E England and the Middle
states, In the South Atlantic States north
erIy 70 ca sterly winds, and partly cloudy
. xusntaaer. astss.5s9ea, .e... ~.
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BY Richardson q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucaoneers'
No, 11sa Main street

oEyEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS .
~ tN THE PLAN OF ARLINQToN...n ois
SALE BY AUCTION shall i ssll Wy a1,f', =.
oa 81 FEInAsY1 aSII a I5Ts,
Sos e. ia 10, CO. 81, 62, g. fronting 90 py Mss
feet each on the north of lance street.
at corner with Richie sIres5 ar Near the
limits Of the city OF H!ehmoad, formerly owned os
Charles 81. wallace, Esq, ,,,,sn,a IN sour and
sg TaM aDs, With a.e sa sa asaned until
vh hss5p ureEfsfsc R91Ssfb Aneonssts
TIGHT GoNsTABLE's SALE will
sal 1T Snblic auction, at the Arlington House
corner Main and sixth streets, on AZ ~ Follow
erasertg to 1S satisfy
HANDS IN favor Of + r Price Co and A. H. Drew
yrs. Dr.; IPi;RMb ;N5isE!syy: BUREAUS,
WAsRsTANDa, TABLES,
BEDSTEADS, s5s&
Chairs; CARPETS, ~ So
SSRta61tSkkgRkRY;.wA1.E,
sP sa}Siss' BisKifANNIA-WARE,
MiRK0Rs, cu1RTISsIISSs,
COPPER BoiLER, As,..-saa
sfDEB9ARDs, .ses...
TERMS: Cash. A. D. DoESnphTn n, h,
4 s ATTORNEY IN FACT FOR DRsg.
"A q. LUM2KIN, 1sndsf and IN spursiiafce o. "a
ontember l57o. viii offer for sale at public auG-
tlon on FR1paY November a. Y ee Ffxst
n %y Rark of RIchmond).- ONE HUNDRED
and THIRTY SHARES OF STOCK In the New
MechanicsvfIe Turnpike Company the whole CAPT.
tai stock Of which Is 200 shares ana aH
70 state that twenty additional shares Will be offered
of the same Hme and place. ,,r,.o,
The receipts from this stock have been Tor seTeTa
years very large and the prospect 10 ior 'hoti NJ
Dr. j. G. Luppkin, the president of the company a
smre in exhibiting them TO any one desiring to form
IN ldea o. o. the 'ai'e u '''e 'iTDAyENPORT. JR
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,5 py coce d LnagtssDn, Aurssp eerss
s. sefrsar governor sna Franklin ssteaze

HTnTrsEHOLD FJRNTTURE, sIeE Esss
&c.. AT zkf5GT1OAe-Tkl BIB
nay as. 10 o'clock we will eel az our aucsiohss
f NssTn = aPEsTRY cARPETINa. =, ,-r, O.
MA Hs :, BUREAUS md WASasT.a.s,Ds,,a,
r a. hoe ANY and WALNUTs<soFAs.- an N
~ g. ,Sa a AFfss EXTENSION DTNINGsTABLEs,
im ARIu, E-TOP PARL QRTAB ESt -
SOFA and SPRIEG.SEAT Lensa In I eps' &
3GGNE'anfl WOOD-SE4T CHAIRS, r,-
a AN :. IIRRA and OFFICE CHAIRS'7S 80
FEATHER BEDS and M At TlEEETp6spn
y 5As.ryy 2 I'M md COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
TIN SAFES. KITCHEN FuRGiTU kE,
cGtGRING and OFFICE STOVES.
Five dozen eof'.1I : 9 COOK & LAuaHToS,
&C., zrgt /. Auctioneers.
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~ BY Griibbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE STEAM-ENGINE, MA
" CHINERY, &C., &C., AT AUCTIoN--By re-
quest OF the tproprietors Of the bark-mill at the
corner of Arch and Ninth streets we win sell u
auction, upon the premises named. .on FRIDAY,
Goth day Of Noyembcr commencing ut II O'Clock a:
NJ. the entite, MACHINERY and FIXTURES
therein consisting in part Of Stean,EngiEe, forty.
fivc-horse power; Boiler, Pumps. Lathe,
Cylinders Bossing-M Machine . Bark Mills, Bolt
Tanks, Water-T"-' nc.,e,no r,5s.- % ,,,,s
.,Ie,ch Tubs, 4 Flavin Tubs Contents or Black
smith Shor, Copper Pipe. Iron, 400 Bags, large lot
Of Lumber, 10Co0 old Bricks Office Furniture, Fifc'
proof safe, Copy-Press, Desks, &C., &c; -.
business, merchants, aid others, is specially invited
to r I'm ss' al ssie aRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS.
no Ie-i5. id.ieGi ,a3ltd ss. Aucttoneers.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, lib Main street.

A DESIRABLE SUCCEED BRICK
"A nWELIINCi AND LOT 68x165 FEET On
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER q P0RTIEl ; A A,NI
SaLE ny hCCTION.-On MONDAY the 18th
Instant mt o'clock PM. we shall sell by auction
on the promises, a desirable succeed BklGh
nwEfI! LING and LOT located as above, contain"
mo four roone and kitchen attached, and water on
tbe premises. This property Is situated almost In
n direct line with the free bridge, which improve
ment when finished. Will greatly increase the Vaiue
% T ssiH 0ne..hird cash; balance in six and
t~nst 49, N RICHARDSON 6 CO.,
li"'' -.t.". AuctoDcers.
At the same time we may offer for sale BRICK
- RICHARDSON Il CO.,
Auctioueers.
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.,ey, Yor, stock Sjlitsst Money Marhes.

s,ew york stock Iissst Money MARK ,'s es.
NEW YosS, Noycsabes IS. = Money steadily
hardened at lie toa Commission. Sterling
lower. Gold closed &C 1885. Governments :
dun aud Arm. states dull and steady !: zen.
nsssees strong as74s new, came. yirginias,
"a: nov. 81; cos,a.s 5sa;; deferred, 10y.
L.uisiana,s. SO; new, as. devee's, 60; ss,
n, A,ahan,s,s, 50 ss, 81. Georgia., 70
;,s Ga North carealnas, So; new. 81; spe-
sc;al ,ax. 1874. sousa lssolina's, so; new,
%; April and October %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-19
By William r. Polk 6 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneefs, es,g.s
No, ITO Min street, corner Of Twelfth street.,

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Y IN HARVLE.-We viii cell on MONDAY
the second day OF December next at "a, "a Ns
aSn THREEoUARTER ACRES. with large
Building thereon, now used as public school,house.
The building is 81 by lo feet two stories nlgh con-
+sininS seTem rooms on the lower floor, only one
room sbove Tits substantial aud in good order, and
can readily be divided into FIVE tenements;; s,o,
The lot has front Of 10 feet ON Ameha street,
and runs back G.5 feet on one side. :,
TERMS: One-third cash; balance az anu IL
months, properly secured. +o,r ro
,o,s ~ N'--'-@7 Aictioneers