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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-26
BY S. y. Davis, Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
J. FARM AND BUILDINGS THEREON. CON
TANNING FOUR II UNURE j.. AND FORTY
TWO AND A HALF ACRES MORE OR LESS.
IN HANOVER COUNTY. vh.--By virtue Of
certain deed of trust executed by Thaddeus {.
Brown and Susan T.. Brown his wife to me as
trustee dated the goth day OF August, 1857 OF record
I'm the clerk office of the County Court OF Hanover
county b Q. page los. to secure the payment ot 4
certain negotiable note therein named drawn by
Thaddeus c, Brown and dated the 10th OF August
1861 PAYABLE TO Ills own order, for five hundred aud
tbirty-sx dollars. payable sixty days after date,
shalt at the request of the beneficiary In said deed
sell mt public auction, the premises, mt O'Clock
p, 81. ON MONDAY the I'd day OF September, 1879.
the following property-vL
The FARM containing -FOUR HUNDRED AND
FORTY-TWO AND A hale ACRES OF LAND
Tie tile same more less) lying IN the county o
hanover. on both sides of The road leading from
the Gear Creek mecUng-housc TO the road leading
from Richmond TO Louisa CourthouGe. aud bounded
by the lands of John J Jones. Jesse Stanley, George
n ClougL, deceased, Joseph Vaughn, deceased and
others.
This farm Is regarded by the neighIcrs US an ex-
crlcnt oue and therefore should coiinanI Tie AZ
tention Of capitalists.
TEIlMs: Enough in cash to satisfy the claims Sc
cured under the aboye-nanicd decd. and the balalc"
MT such time and secured IN such manner u Inc
said Tladtieus G.. Brown may name nj sale:
THOMAS :. ARMiSrEAD
an ~ Trustee.
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Ey.Ouecn Isabella is at Ems.

/ Ex-Quecn Isabella is at Ems.
Iron has advanced again in England.
King William of Germany wrote excellent
poetry when he was younger.
Mention is made in print of the great size
of Mrs. Ballou, of Saranac, Michigan, VINO
weighs CTS pounds.
The St. Louis Democrats Indian reporter
saws: "The-One-That-H unts-the-Tiger was
no at Lem Wakcfield's last night, and iost all
his wampum on the ace.'
NJ. Clcsinger, the sculptor, has just hnisiiGo
a large equestrian statue OF Napoleon ILL.,
which has been purchased by subscription
and was sent to Chisclhurst on August ID,
the occasion of the Emperor's Jtte day.
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OLD MAIDs.-Of course in talking of old
maids we do not include women OF large
fortune, who may be anything they please.
No woman with few thousand q year will
have to complain of opportunities OF chang
ing her condition, want of position, or want
of respect, nor will she be the first to occur
to the distracted mothers mind. whose dozen
children are taken with the measles ut once,
as the person to come and help in the nurs-
ing and sit up with the baby. People with
money are always supposed TO have some
thing to do. Importance implies certain
sort of occupation. But strength is relative.
No woman without certain independence
aud force of character is fit to bean old maid.
There are feeble women who might make
passable wives, but who make deploIable old
maids; they are wretchcd single, and impart
some of their wretchedness to all who have
to do with them; they trail for want of
prop, and lie huddled like some unlucky
creeper, an unshapely heap, for want of the
vigorous stem that should hold it up. Such
women cannot believe they are not to be
married some day. Somebody to love, to be
afraid of, to look up to, to swear by, some
duties imposed by necessity, do strike the
observer rs such g necessity for their we'll
being or even creditable existence that the
lifelong attitude Of expectation, however
hopeless, is almost justified Women of this
character have probably had many fair OPP
portunities of settling in life-feebleness in
girlhood not seldom takes an attractive form
but perhaps no one to compel them to de-
cision; and there is wanting to this tempera-
ment the powers of falling genuinely in love
rs well us Of coming to fixed resolve. Life
Is all expectation with the feeble woman !;
she recoils from final step, and would as
likely as not still slip out OF an engagement
which she had stimulated I'LL her small
despairing energies to bring to point.
The beauty who, in vulgar phrase, has
oSerstood her market does not make an
umiable old maid. She feels her life has been
II mistake, and is soured accordingly. There
is something In the possession and con-
seriousness of beauty which interferes with
the frank bestowal of the affections. The
woman who is made to understand by all
the world that she is handsome acquires a
notion Of duty to her claims which super
sedes and puts the appeals OF the heart out
of countenance. She is afraid of wasting her
advantages, and asks herself at critical mo-
ments, Can do better? For brief year
or two all the world lies within the grasp of
her elated fancy. When the niece in the
play asks her aunt why she never married,
the answer Is, g My dear, was very cruel
thirty years ago, and nobody asked me
since.a Such reverses sharpen alike fea-
lures and temper. The ladies haunted by
these regrets are bugbear to their kindred
even their kndnesSes have sting in them
there Is something irritating to them in
other peoples success and happiness; the
trials of married life would have left them
more amiabIe.-BIack,cood'S Magazine.
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RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, Is fully
II fortified against summers heat Gys -.
What with one expedient and another Ii H51t53h
win 20 hard IL he doesn't keep bis Gus akss9g
toners aud friends cool and comfort 49,
able, let the summer god ruge never SO fercely.
His LARDER bus the best products OF the season,
from the tropics TO the lakes, which are served In
the BEST STYLE OF ART.
His BAR is the best, both for sk.lful brewing and
superior MISUNDERSTANDING In this city. IL
wifh these and ices Ind cooling mineral waters geIt
tlenen cam: keep COOL thei. the weather must DC as
hot as Vcsuvias itself.
Thankful for past fayors. he rensws his invitation
to the public aid promises satisfaction, II that Is to
I've found In this world. eie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-26
BY 1sbcli & Son,
Auctloncers aud Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIFTY
" ACRES OF LAND on THE DEEP-RUN
TURNPIKE ABOUT THREE MILES FROM THE
CITY OF / lCHMOND.-In pursuance OF decree
of the County Court Of Henrico county entered An.
gust 10. 1872 in the suit OF Sheltons executor rs
mt public auction, upon the premises, on WEDNEs-
DAY the 4th day of September, 1872, at O'Clock =.
NJ. the real estate therein mentioned Said pro-
county of Henrico. on tie Deep Run turnpike about
three miles from the city OF Richmond, and sd,oin-
ing Woodson's Sll0p" This land extends from the
turnpike 10 Staples's sill road and NAV I've divided
Into two lots, each having front on pablc road.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay costs OF suit and
eu,ia instruments ut one, two. and three years the
purchaser giving his negotiable notes, with interest
added from day of sale and tho title TO be retained
till the whole purchase money Is paid and convey
auce ordered by the Court
JOHN ID. WARREN
a,2t Special Commissioner.
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$1,OOO,O OO.o ciF4 95Ser 6 i Il \ nj, ,
OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
AT LOUISVILLE KY.-By authority IN ihe act OF
the Legislature Incorporating the Public Library OF
GRANDGlFT CONCERT In The great hall OF the
Public Library building In Louisville, KY. OH SAT-
URDAY, September IS, 1872.
One thousand tickets Of admission will be issued
ut $40 each hal-uckes, rs; quartcr-lickets, $3.50
IL whole tickets for $500; Is Tor S255; s. for $500
l3 for III 900: 2SS for $500 575 for 5,nO0. No dis
count on less than SlOU worth of tickets at Il me.
During the Concert the sum Of :50o,eeo IN cu1-
rency will be given to the holders OF tickets by dis
tribnton by lot of one thousand gifts, rs follows:
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctiouccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT BEAUTIFUL SQUARE OF
l. GROUND. IN ADAMS'S Plan. ROUNDED
By TWENTY-EtGHTII, TWENTf-NlNTH, +
DIVIDED INTO BUILDING LOTS OF SUiTA-
BLESGzES, Also. VERY DESiR ARLE BLil;E
ING LOTS ON TIE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY
SEVENTH BETWEEN AND 2 STREETS. AT
NUCTION.-On TUESDAY the 27th day Of All
gust commencing ut 81 o'clock f.. NJ. we VIII sell,
upOn the premises, squire No. Id In Adlns's Plan,
bounded as above. II will be subdydcd Into lots OF
suitable sizes
Also. a lot ut the southeast corner OF Twenty-scV-
cuth and L streets 5oAl30 feet, and another on the
east side Of Twenty street beginning so Feet
north of street I0Nl3U fcet-bOth running back to
al alley % feet wide.
These lots are beautifully situated. aud very con-
ycuent 10 the proposed new markct-housc.
TERMS: At sale.
arr"i GRJrBRS & WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs.
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AFILLBORO'-DEPOT HOUSE,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
p. l.. YARBROUGH, PROPRIETOR.

The above house has RECENTLY been purchased by
the above proprietor, who VIII al all times he pre-
pared to accommodate the travelling public In the
very best manner for their comfort and pleasure.
The rooms are large, conmodous, and we-fur-
nshed: the servants and attendants are attentive
and olgiug; the table will be furnished with the
best thc country can afford.
The CRYSTAL CIIALIBEATE SPRING. four
hundred yards from the house, Is an important feh-
tire. Many visitors to the ncghboring watering
places larry to enjoy It's beneficial qualities.
The rates for BOARD will be moQcrate-riz
Board per week. ................ $50 90
Board, per month Of twenty-eieht days. 80 90
This Is the central dclrarking point to the Bath
Springs.
n. b.-Conveyances will be furnished to all points
from here. ~ 2T-lm
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BY W. Is. Radcliffe, AuctiOnccr,
No. 1872 Main street.

T WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ON
L MONDAY, 2,th instant, commencing ut 10s
O'Clock A. NJ. large and desirable stock Of GRO
CERES, &c. consisting In part Of
BACON SIDES, SHOULDERS, and HAMS;
RIO and JAVA COFFEES:
SUGARS all grades;
TEAS, Green and Black:
MhCkEREL. Nos. J, and 3, In barrels and half
barrels:
NORTH CAROLINA CUT, GROSS, and ROE
HERRINGS:
SYRUPS and VINEGAR;
SOAPS and STARCH;
WASlIbUARDS and CLOTHES PINS:
VIZ APTISG PAPER and TWINE:
SMOKING TOBACCO and CIGARS:
CHEWING TOBACCO;
BlJCKET and TIBS:
SAL SODA, BLUEING, &C.. &c.
:ui - W. i. RATCLlftE.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
One grand gift cash $4,000
One grand gift, cash 5000
Total, 1000 gifts. all cash. .s5Oo,cOo

Total, 1000 gifts. all cash .......-.. S5oo'e00
The Hon. THOMAS L. BnAMbETTE, !ate Governor
Of kentucky, has consented To represent the Trns
tees In the management of this second Grand Gift
Concert and he will personally see that the money
from the sale Of the tickets Is deposited With the
Treasurer that the drawing is fairly conducted, and
the gifts justly awarded and promptly paid
Tie drawing will take place IN public, In full view
of the audience. and under the Immediate supcryi-
sion and direction of the officers ana trustees OF me
Public Library OF kentucky ann ,i ,ne i ,shn Sns
consented to be present AMI see THAT I'LL Is iairiS
done:
Hon. j. PHoCTOR h MOTT, late NJ. G. Lebanon DIS
Hon. III. ". BRUCE. Judge Ninth judicial pls, NY
Gen. ELI II. MURRAY, y. ). Marshal, DIS. ny.
lion. T. b. COCHRAN, C4mhceiior LOUISVILLE .han-
Hon. L. b. STAMFORD, President Farmers and
Drovers Bank.
Colonel PHnlr LEE, Commonwealth Attorney,
Ninth Judicial District.
Ur. c. GRAHAM. founder of Graham Cabinet
Colonel JILsoN 2. JOHNSON, Manager OF the Gait
DR.. i. .. BELL, Professor of Medical University,
Hon Hon. J. G. BAXTER, Mayor of Louisville.
Hon. T. l.. BURNETT, City Attorney.
HENRY WoLFORD, Treasurer OF louisville
A: o. BRANNIN, President OF the manufactures
PHILIP JUDGE, Of the Louisville Hotel Company.
JAMES BRIDGEFoAD, President OF Second Nd
". G. ID. WHIPS. Proprietor OF. Willard Hotel.
d.. Cd y,
n. VICTok NEwCOMB, firm Of Eewcomb, Buclsa-
non j Co.
HENRY DEPPEN, President German Bank,
ANDREW GRAHAM, tobacco and cotton merchant
Dr. NoRyIN GREEN, President L. and Z. Short
line railroad.
OFFICERS OF THE LIBRARY.
". n. HALpEaAS, VIce-President.
JOHN s. CAIN, Secretnry.
Aa assEAs AT THOMAS ospsf T. B BRAN ETTE.
Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville: Ky.
Circulars giving full particulars and al other In
formation, sent on application to lock-box No. d2,
Richmond, Va. tY lo-tl2aw&Neo@Ztn
gpHE RICHMOND sTEANiDYE WORKS
j have fitted mn y very nice office ut S04 MAIN
STREET, and wifi do DYEING AND CLEANING
of all kinds Of LADIES' AND 4ENVLEMEN'Sl
special attention 10 CLEANING OF CARPEIs
without being taken up and cleaning gentlemen's
Glothtng BY new process OF steam. Give faein
call liam
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l}y W. Gu(ldIll,
BY W. G0ddln,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets,

Auctioneer and Koal Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
!. SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
IA OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. ON
BROOK AVENUE, IN THE CITY OF RICH
UOND.-By virtue of an order OF the honorable
District Court Of the United STATES of America for
the Eastern District OF Virginia. entered on the l4lt
of August, Is72, in the matter of Louis Gmm, bank
rupt In Bankruptcy shall proceed to sell ut auc-
ton, on the premises. MONDAY August 18th,
1877, ut O'Clock p NJ. II fair, If not the first fair
day thereafter. the following REAL ESTATE,
which sold on the 7ih day Of August, 1872 and
purchased by Mr.. Thomas N. Griffin. who having
Failed to pay the unpaid purchase money as 10 fell
due. II will now he sold 1T his risk and cUsts-yiZ.:
LOT No. l. on the west line of i:roOk avenue, 'front.'
ing lot feet running back los feet to alley Is feet
wide and bounded on The south Ivy Moore avenue,
with large AMI excellent brick and framed dwell
ing thereon now occupied as Il grocery and dwelling
by Mr.. Newton ut Il rental Of $500 per annum. This
Is Justly regarded irstiatc stand for business, and
Is In good repair.
Also, LOTS No. 3 and s. each Is by los feet to an
alley l. feet WIDE both Of which admirably well
suited for business purposes, and fronting OH the
west line of Brook avenue.
TERMS One-third cash balance nj six and twelve
months for negotiable. notes with good emOrSers
bcarng interest, and title retained till I'LL of the rur
chase money shall have been paid
WILLIAM FLEGENlElMER,
Assignee and co-TrlIsee.
JAMES PLEASANTS, Trustee.
au l7.2O.23,&26
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-EOR SALE At AUCTION, on I,lEs-
II DAY the sd day Of September next az pfI si
Branch station. ON kiehmond and Iianyic Iia,
Ing ten rooms conveniently arranged, MIN Lu
OF ONE oHE-fiifRl ACRES, quo y TO- ,'sr.
500 yards from railroad station For fufsisel ~
- 1t IDIiS Ii. THosfpsoS Drske's Brsnel' z
enARL0TTE CpesTT A., gs;st y, ~.
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We PiEge.

Yc piggc lie is pretty fowle:
And wondrous good to eat .o,.
Z JJys ham IS goodc, lykcwyse hys Jowie-
And exc hys littel fcete;
But though you try thousand ycare,
I truw YOU still Will fayle
To make silk purse OF hys care
Ora wisscl of hYS tayIe.
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BY Wellington Godd1n,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THE BEAU-
~ TIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND Two
ACRES OF LAND. IN SIDNEY, On TIE
NORTH, SIDE OF GROVE STREET AND EAST
LINE OF MULBERRY STREET. AND Ot LIE
TWO VACANT ACRES ADJOINING ON The
EAST.-At the request Of the executors Oh tle late
Samuel p. Mitchell, shall sell at auction on tne
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 2stt August, lsI2'
mt 9 O'Clock p. NJ. that beautiful COTTAGE RESl-
DENCE located rs above. diagonally oppostie the
residence Of Major Charles Howard, now In the oc-
cupancy of Mr.. - Judge. II contains SIX rooms
and three halls The rooms are beautifully 1nlsned
with marble mantcls In each room. Most OF the
rooms arc neatly pupcred. and the windows are OF
stained glass, and In the parlor and upper chamber
are handsome bay-windows, from which Is = most
lovely view of the surrounding country Inc dining
room Is connected with the kitchen by convenient
lattice work. There ample accommodations LOT
servants: also, large stable and carrage-house ana
the usual out-bulldings, well OF good water, and
the yard tlstef,lly adorned with evcrgreens and
shade-trees 1t Is only necessary to examine tc IN
side Of the dwelling tp In charmed with Its many
attractions. ,,.-... .~. r,.o
ACRES on tile east bounded by Grove and Robin
son streets will be sold. The whole four acres con-
stitutc an entire square In Sidney: and from the
fnct that 1t Is or the highest cmiience renders IL
amongst the most desirable Of any other square III
that locality.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. Interest
added, secured by trust cecd.
au u W. GODDIN. Aucti0necr.
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TROUBLE OF A WESTERN EDITOR WITH THE
FtrEs--Ihe editor of a western exchange
makes the au,eade honorable in the follow
ing elaborate style;
..Tbere is a fly in our office-one pai'ticu-
lar aggressive fy--distinguished from his
brethren by pertinacity and untiring energy
that. if properly directed, are enough to make
him President. Other flies we can dispose
of by whisking paper at them or putting
them out of the window, but this ny we
can't manage. We don't like to XIII mes.
There is something so confding about them
that it seems like breach of hospitality 10
kin Them, That fly tumbles into cur ink
stand, crawls out, and dries his little feea Dy
walking over our paper as we write. Inc
compositor has hard work to declpher our
manuscript sometimes. And in this connec-
ton we would make slight correction: In
the last No. Of our paper we called the Hon.
Mr.. - sun unprincipled delnagogue,,' we
should have said 'a heightened patriot IL
was all the fault of that fly. The brother OF
the Hon. Mr.. ----- came into our once this
morning with new and substantia'ioo.KlnS
cane and reminded us of the misprlnt."
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By Cook i Laughton. Auctoueers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

100 CORDS OF REFUSE LUMBER AT
lOO AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 18th
instant mt 10 O'Clock, we will sell at the wharf Of
the Virginia Steamship Company about
100 CORDS WOOD.
consisting Of refuse lumber, timberS. posts, Doors
&c bciug the lumber left from construction OF new
Steamship. COOK & LAUGHTUN,
M ~ Auctfnnccrs.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
u-,aro,,,,, s,reet between Main and Bank.

TWELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
LOTS IN THE PLAN 0F ARLINGTON To- :. AZ Z
AUCTION-on WEDNESDIAT AH 9a sSs Ing IN .
t, o, tbe north side Of Ashland street. beginning
on the west side Of ,ehle street s, a
Tbese lots ali euJoy very elevated situation ana
are amongst the most desirable Of any IN 1al oeu-
Tha ;ndrafious all Justify the confident beef mat
this property Will soon show great Increase IN
Those wishing to invest probably should attend
the sale.
hiA' ~ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, !.
a., % Auctioneers.
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BY Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ll!3 Nfaip street.

A VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING
N AND LOT IN THE WESTERN LIMITS
OF THE CITY FOR SALE BY AUCTION-Me
shall sell by auction, on the premises. ON MONDAY
the 18th Instant. Mt 8 o'clock J.. NJ. a Valuable
FRAME DWELLING, recently put III thorough re,
pair with two stories. containing six rooms ana
passage through the centre, kitchen and water on
the premises. 49,,
The lot has A front of 40xlH feet, with al alley
in the ar and is situated IN that improving part OF
the city the north side Of Broad, corner OF bowe
street. opposite Richmond College. which Is being
and Its grounds improved to the advance
nent and attraction Of all property in that locality
TERMS At sale,
au ~ RICHARDSON & Co. Auctoneers.
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4 lIyIjil;s.sfSgsjggl 81 rlils e
n Thomas NJ Kessee, Asicti ufis'.. g
,= Nh, tstr Ailir street.

rTousEHoLD FURNITURE, l l.a.lS d
III ORGAN &C., For AZ a g s,,cfi.,,,
'fswos Rosewood Case Pianos;
stne Srnith'sn American Organ
walnut Parlor Suit, In crimson reps
centre, Side. and Card Tables r,-.,r,,os
walnut, Mahogany, and Stained " n a, reans:
Wainut Mahogany. and Stained Bedstcaas'
Oak, W iInnt, and Mahogany Hat lat EnaIr: ;.
Rocking Chairs: cane i. an M. ,tr oou Gn
Etagerks Tin Safes. Mirrors, s,,o,o,rds
Ghifd's. Carriage. Dg-Alachiucsr sideboards--
IT nrhle tops,
Herr'mg's Fire-Proof Safe, &c: rrpsrE
-, Auctioncar.
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SUMMER, RESORTS.

A FTON HOUSE, VA.-Persons leaving
n the yirginu Springs, and wishing some quiet,
pleasant place to spend the latter par of the heated
season, will do well to stop ut Alton, where good ac-
cmmo dations can be had after the LIST of Scpten-
Der. For further information. address
$. III. GOODLOE 81 CO., Alton Depot.
M 2i-ow ChrSapeakp and Ohio railroad.
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ssssiiIssa & ko Ms, suspssci ,s i:
as one finds NOT rarely annexed fc 8 f s.s
piatron In charge of an estabitsnIsen s ~
tess-tl,at Is TO say, IN cas-. ga
fetci,arid-carry, carre-and H.,
fhe-way kind Of neiter, who comes IVY .nde =
times las they say drowning g ie,,sr a md
every day, namely, Mt breakfast a nnaet the
tea, and disappears, submergeu neness t,,a.e
waves Of life, during the intefNais y 'nss'
events.
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LOST, sTRAYEA, &c.

T OsT, on Friday last, pair of 60,
| iC0I - ;,I6IrNTtD EYE -1LASS-'E3g -
ES The lind r viii he literally rewarded by leaving
them at the D iSpo2ch Office. an 2N-tN
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT WITH
L LARGE BRICK TENEMENT THEREON
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BE
TWEEE JEFFER son AND MADISON
STR EETS.-By virtue of u decree of the Chtncery
Court of tie city of Richmond entered on the I'd
MAY, ls7., in the of Brauer against Staudc,
and of deed of trust bearing date soih July, l.67,
executed by Frank StaiIdc To w. Goddin, trustee.
duly recorded in Richmond t'usings Court, shall
proceed to sell ut public auction, on the PROMISES on
SATURDAY, 3lst August, 1872. ats O'Clock L. M., IL
fair If not, the first fair day thereafter, the real
estate conveyed by the said deed consisting of lot
located az above, fronting IS feet running back leo
mcnt thereon, now liz Tic occupancy Of the said
St:ilde.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defray expenses of
sale and TO pay of note of 1874 with interest FROM
"a August, isrs till paid and TO the residue, on
such terms as the said Staudc shall prescribe and
direct or, hiS failure 10 give any Instructions,
then on such terms the trustee shall deem most
eNpedicnt. W. GOI1BlN.
Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-26
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. LANDON b. EDWARDS, late of
~ LynclIblrg, Va las located In Richmond, ana
will continue tic practice of his prufcssion.
Office and residence No. 410 Grace street. oppo-
cito 4, nutrn,ry church. au nb-lw*