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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. i21e Main street.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE
N HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
BAR FIXTURES, COUNTERS, Gel shalh as
administrator of Thomas Westerman, deceased, sell
Mt public auction, OH SATURDAY, 23d EOVEM-
BER at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the store recently occu-
pied by him, No. 1712 Main between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, al! OF the
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
BAR FIXTURES,
barrel Of OLD RYE WHISKEY,
WINES,
HaIf-barrcl Of BRANDY, ....
so pair of BOOTS and SHOES.
SHOEMAKER'S SEWING-MACHINE, good as
new;
and other articles too numerous to mention, 10
which we invite special attention Of the trade.
Terms Of sale will be cash.
ROBERT B. LYME, Administrator.
LYME RRoTHgR, Auctioneers. no 20
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WANTED, good HOUsE.sEhv A ~:
w Apply at 636 north seventh s.reet. no e--S.
WANTED, a YOUNG LADY to attend
w In n bakery. For one that Will suit ana eau
come we'll recommended, good wages VIII be gwen
Hone o'noi , BRIGGS'S Bakery.
., ~. 7O7 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF
DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER MAaE1H0'
CHAINS, OPERA-GLASSEs' CuIEEnA'
PLATED-WARE, &C., AT AOoAioN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22

WANTED, WHITE MARBLE. Core
w spondencc is invited with persons having
large dcnosts OF white marble convenient to rail-
io"' "a '"''' J.L.APPERSON,
po1s-st Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctloheeIs'
No. ula Main street.

~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; iI4I2Iss
IL LOTS, ON ASHLAND AND N .,I R STpAET
Eoof KS Z az kITCTiON-Ou FRIDAY the go
I Eo at 3; ocock r NJ shall sell by a4ftio
ON the premises TWELVE HIGHL1Afi ee 1it
~ ~ - tho roar % feet wide. on the north ano
s AIDES respectively Of rutherford aad Asn
land streets near randolph street 1,,et about
1890 onesthird cash; the balance IN four anu
eight months with interest; title resa'neo' o'nei
terms ma! oe ilau ue'' RICHARDSON 6 CO.,
Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22
T.aTEsT FoREisaN NEWS.
France


!, ANS. November 2I.-Ths different par.
stes IrI tie Assembly ara holding private meet
ings. and Theirs has had another conference
with the delegation from the factions OF the
Marshal sfaedahon refuses the presidency
In the event Of the resignation OF President
Theirs. .3. e-s-: -
Thiers will appear tomorrow before the
committee appointed to prepare an answer
TO bis message.
LoSpo., November Fill a. IA dis
patch has been received here from Ne"
York announcing that report Is current
there Of the resignation Of President Ihiers
and other changes In the French Govern
mcpt. The report Is false aud without a
shadow of foundation. Up to this hotir not
even a rumor Of the resignation OF the
French President has been current. Ihe
Associated Press dispatches have given full
history OF the course Of events in France
Thiers has called for another and stronger
vote of confidence from the Assembly, and
has threatened to resign unless it Is accorded
The various rumors as to his successor in the
event of his resignation have been given OF
such from time to time. One of these, pub
lished on Tuesday, was that the party OF the
Right would propose q triumvirate shouiu
the President and his ministers resign. Ii
was out of these statements and rumors
showing the somewhat threatening aspect IN
France, the false rumor of yesterday was
probably manufactured entire.
THE POLICE TROUBLE.
The police trouble continues. Seventy
Bow-Strect officers and tbirty-scven Ken
sincton officers have been dismissed.
LOST At SEA. .
Information has been received here that
the bark Samuel Larabee, which saiYed from
savannah in January last for Bremen, and
the bark Lanefcost, which left Baltimore in
February last for Belfast, were lost at sea,
and every person on board the two vessels
,,,~iohed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuCtioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets,

corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL COT
j. TAGE RESIDENCE ON THE WEST SIDE
OF ST. STEPHEN BETWEEN FEDERAL. AND
COUTTS STREETS.-By virtue Of q decd OF trust
executed by William Fox, bearing date on the oath
January, 1865, duly recorded IN Richmond Hastings
Court on the same day, shall In execution thereof
with the consent uf said Fox and all parties inter-
ested, the controversy having been compromised,)
proceed to sell at auction. on the premises, on SAT-
CRDAY the 3Oth November, 1872, ut o'clock p. III,
the COTTAGE DWELLING located as above, now
In the occupancy Of w. l.. Landrum.
The lot has front of 80 feet Il inches and depth
Of l2i feet to wide alley, and the cottage has four
rooms.
TERMS: At SALE
no 2O-eodttis ". aODDfS, Trustee.
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by Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Arcttoneefs,
,3s = = M gfaa Main street.
:, r,rrN R,EAUTfTUL BUILDING LOTS

SEVEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDlMG LU s1ss
s - TIE Plan OF ARLINGTON FOB
SALE s hal s ss iy as
OF ,,a, tlJ III snyen beautiful BUILDING LOIS,
Sos e. IS. Sc, CO. 61 62, SO, fronting 20 oy tIss
feet each on The norh OF Dance street. comm nasts
81 .sJ &, te sian of Arlington, near the eastern
limits Of the city OF Richmond, formerly owned oy
Charles II. Wallace. ESD. g., fcur and
,c,t n,onf,,s With Interest title retained Until lhe
whole purchase money Is paid: ,,, .,,,o,eare
noIa RICHARDSON q ", a nS.-o.e-S-9---
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Germany.

BERLIN. November 21.-The educational
rights bills, prohibiting the issue OF DEGREES
of decentralization, has been submitted to
the Diet. It declares that any clergyman
who shall by name threaten with punish
ment, or decree OF proclaim as punishable,
subject of Prussia, shalt be liable to fine Of
5000 tbaerS or two years. imprisonment,
and ineligible to office for the term of five
wears
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22

VTANTED, MAKERS; also
w n TENANT for q very good STORE on Gov
ernor street between Main and Franklin.
no 1a-et HARDWOOD C RITTER.
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RESTAURANTS.
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
ITO THE TAXPAYERS OF HENRICO
Il COUNTY.-Yon are hereby notified that the
TAx-RILLS for the townships OF Tucknhoe, Brook
land, Fairfield and Tarua Will be ready for collec-
ton al the county court-hu,ise from the 4TH TO
THE 3aTH DAY OF NOW MBE r, inclusiyes after
which time they by law pas out or the sreEsircrs
hands into tho township coilect With an addi-
As'.~s - - = : WILLIAM 81, McaasnRR,
90 sssia seansY Tfsssnsan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22

WANTED, SEVERAL FOREMEN, with
w force Of fifteen or twenty COLOfED MEN
Wages to foremen, S. SO per day; hands, sl.5o per
day Amply to Up. JUSTlS, Labor Agent,
No "A No. Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22
BY Robertson Il Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneerS,
Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, several very
Il desirable HOUSES IN the town of Manchester,
suitable either for residences or for business pur-
poses, and any number OF BUILDING LUIS I'D
various parts of the town.
Also, several FARMS In Chesterfield and ada
cent counties, some Of which tiIstclass estates,
lying OH james river above and below Richmond, al
prices exceedingly reasonable. -
ocI e ROBERTSON 4 BROEAUGH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22

T1OR RENT, three communicating Am
p0ouS with sitcben accommodations atEEI
the northwest corner of Clay and Fifth streets Ap-
,,II, on fhe prpmisps. no 2V-3l
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nv Gr,,bbs n Williams,


The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY the
sd day of December, 1877. no 10
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Tor RENT, nice five-room BRICha.a
L TENEMENT: kitchen. &C., with two Aa:4
rooms; gas and water throughout; rent very io"'
Apply TO ,-r nBoTuER.
no 22-2t LII DIV A1A@A''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22

w ANTED, to SELL ONE HUNDRED
w AND FIFTY CORDS Of seasoned OAK and
PINE WOOD at s. per cord, ut the petersburg
depot. s,os
One-fourIh Cord Pine Wood. .....:.: LIZ
r. U. GARY,
oouoy No. lis Eighth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-22

WANTED, TO SELL TWO HOUSES aos,h !.
one for sas per month. Apply at 14oo Main street
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrr.Yorr. weIns,d,r. Yor. q. Is-a.

HEwYoRE Welneidiy, Nov ~ lsIA
There was but a small attendance at the Exchange
morning and the transactions Of especial Interest T. H.
r Co sold BY ,ea order under the direction Of Henry Nieo
referee forr brovuf,ont front dNenghouse aud lot 2oII located
on the eastedy side Of Mslsonae % feet inches norhery from
nn to Henry Yokening tie holder Of second mortgage
ont he PREMISES for @30e0o
Mutr wilkins Co cold 4sory snd hsssmen, brick ten me-
hose an lot 22t5j located the tley side of Norfolk ST. ~
iuchc soshery from Hester st. (Which premises noE fegl
aI2 yer month FOR 5000. Sulzi snd asm!rsyo g n
hudilg md lot 2xi9 the westerly side 81 Ehsfhs
feet uoherY from He (which rented Tor $40 per aoA"
10 Henry Brown Tor ell COO . Al, ,-..t.. q,
The same ao sold b. legal order under the
Yan1poo referee, the four soandahafstory hqvs
stoop and lots each 2JI0 located on e
crT side Of eacug 50 feet Ii inches noneiy
ihlty There each Iaioei
ug with past due interest 20 shout 5 sod ~
nd aud above the ncuh frances % Jas r. shaw, lo n,
parcel g9, Gffto, and &29l5 tepee'eyi 4V4
lie adjoining ones which conf etei the business Tor e day
Ton1l bag Thank giving Day "a legal lohIall 'Hei0 ~" ~
D Re made At The ErchJngc 80 49,
At private sale Wm Rayuor reports lof, 9lE oc on N'
corner u hrst. AID P0uThve ior SZ'Vo
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MEDICAL AND SUI. GICAL NOTES,

Tup SANITARY RELATIONS OF WATER,-Dr.
Itheby one Of the HE nest European authorities on inc
ntary relations OF water considers weter OF noueIe
hardness prefershe TO very soft water for does'c pun
poses About sx grains OF carbonate OF hne per Ei"N
81 desirable lie finds that the deathrate is less in cues
supped With moderately hard water than IN those sup
pliea with soft water. IL familiar tact that ~ Is
reatadvantagc, in making tea or Coee 20 use Wal ~
az Sraips OF carbonate OF lime its equivalent In the
gallon. The fine flavor OF tea made With wafer ls ~
In mis- quality is due the fact that the carDoha1ou
lime prevents the water from dssoiying me te
matter contained ~ the tea, without in'srieII
extraction Of the theme and the other desrapie VVnS
uents OF the lear -
NEW THEORY OF CONsUNfPTIoN.-Dr' hehIy
Mace rmac 81 London, in new book' puts loI'" 'o
theory that tuborcuar disease OF the lungs Is caeu
solely by breathing air which has ALREADY pHsseu o"s
the lungs Of either brutes or human beings OF ar th"t Is
deficient IN oxygen Assuming the quantity OF air III the
chest nj about $50 cubic inches, and that from 20 10 %
omit inches are changed and removed during each res
praton. about ten orestaanss WI s1 hSst CAVITY t
exchange the gaseous contents OF Ino Si.Sst 49, in
zach inspiration four 20 five per cent OF te OXYGEN III
iSts Of S,Tonic acid an amount which In few hours
would be represented by an aNlrecaole Weleht ol
Sr saws Dr. IacCoTmae the dead metamorphic carbon
viii he retained pro rata, un9Ay l5eo, "itGn '
speedily becomes "tubcrele."
EFFECT OF CAST IRON STovEs.-Some time
ARC a paper was read before the French Academy OIL
Sciences in which the evil consequences OF using cast
iron stoves were fOTciDy dealt Wltu' LV'o V"0,Ni'
was the interest excited in the matter at the time put
the subject has more recently been brought forward with
better success Dr. Garrett one ct The physicians TO inc
Hotel Dieu in Chambery, plainly denounGos cast ron
kt0ves as an absolute source Of danger 10 those VINO use
fheip and be claims TO base his denuncatons upon POSI-
tive facts. 10 appears that during an l1deulc WHICH
prevailed ina Savoy Or. Garrett observed tha All te lu-
habants who affected by u used cast IRON
which had recently been imported INTO the country -,
Tie other hand hc erved that all those who used otDe
Kinds of stoves or adoptCd other modes or nrns '.
the disease Another circumstance bearing ON the same
Interesting que ston occurred IN the Iy oeum o. OAa4'
berry where an cpd mic OF typhoid fever broke Out
This outbreak is reg irdcd by Dr. Garrett as having ue
Influenced OF supernducod by large cast iron Stove III
the dOrmitory Of that establishment.
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WrnNrsnAY. Nov. 27-p. NJ.

The Wall-street markets to-day have been
quiet and devoid OF any especial interest The corner in
Northwestern Common has eliminated, differences are
adjusted and the stock speculation wags on as though
there had been element OF dscord to disturb the calm
serenity OF a. the street" The speculation opened
strong and fairly active, but quickly deeliued.
the fall In Pacific Mail being equal to 1A03i points, the
rest OF the list yielding on an average about per
cent The afternoon market strong and higher
as prices gave signs ofreoovery dealings dwndled into
inslgninoance and the Stock Exchange closed p
m. there but little stress placed on the later
dealings. Tomorrow will be observed as
close holiday, the banks, stock Exchange, Sc,
being closed for general THANKSGIVING, and in
anticipation of the next days respite from the
OF business there was bat slim attendance this
afternoon, large number OF operators having Left for
the country each in his way enjoy the universal
holiday. The opening, highest, lowest, aud closing
prices Of stocks were as follows:
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RANKTNG ND TrNANCIAL.
BANKNG-HoUsE OF FISK & HATCH
no. ) Nassau-st., New-York.


We receive DEPOSITS and allow interest on daily
balances, issue Understanding CERTIFICATES or
DEPOSIT make COLLECTIONS ia all parts OF the sitcd
States and Canadas, and execute orders at the stock
Exchange for INVESTMENT STOCKS AND BONDS.
We buy and SELL as usual, GOVERNMENT, CENTRAL
Pacific aud WESTERN PACIFIC BoNDs, aud osle-
cally recommend 20 the attention Of investori
the SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs
OF the CIIEsAPEAKE AND ONO r. r. CoMPANl-whi
are issued either coupon registered, in dcnomin-
tons of 500, $500, and 81 ,0O0 interest is paid
gold, May and November. The smaller denonlua-
lions nearly exhausted. and Of the $1,000 bon-s
we have only small supply remaining. AZ Their
present price they yield 0ro sreR per cent treome -
gold
This great work is about completed; there are now
nearly 400 miles finished and only about % miles re-
nam to unite tine Atlantic tide waters to The Ohio
River valley by the shortest and easiest raj route
possible.
The quantities OF white oak, poplar pine. walnut
and other valuable thinkers; the camel, splint and
bituninous Goals the varieties OF iron ores; the lime
stone salt and other products render tho route Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad probably tho
most attractive location for coal-minng, iron
making. and kindred manufactures and industries
in the United States.
The company have, &C considerable expense, caused
a geological survey 60 be made of the route Of tho
road by Prof Ridgway. Copies of hls valuable Re-
port, with map. and also pamphlet containing tho
latest information in reference to The present cond
ton and future prospects Of the road. can be had
application at our Office. FISK q HATCIS
NEw-YoRK MIprAND-Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT GOID Loan OF this Company there
remains but small amount unmatched. When u
Ia considered that this new Great Trunk line is now
so nearly completed, we cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds at $4,000 mile, secured by First
Mortgage. are particularly desirable aud safe. For
sale or exchange for marketable securities, by
GEO. OPpYKE & Co. Bankers. No. rs Nassau-sa
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O. P. PUTNAM SONS, EeS.Yors
TWIILIAM h. ASTOR, JAMES A. FROUDE,
w the DUnE or ARGYLL. aud Hon ". H. SENAbDt WIZ
Portraits BIOGRAPHIES and Characters are gwen 10 DeeeIo TO-
Erres7or in Ar; The Formation Of Charceriou lghts
Pefty Man and Doll Feke on The Face OF ueuy
iln an Iul-ei Changes OF lharactsfi
OQa OF Meshierou Deposits; New Iheo Of The sun 4ieaI lo
srol Creation: Memory Worship; The One Eel Oonla,
pvehogv Mental Science schools How the Organs OF The r'n
~ Time. Tone; Calculation; CoBstrucuyeues3; Karen
~ vse vgess; Comb. yen.s Self Esteem An ideal Por
~ Familiar Views q S0cstyj SC ONLY 80 cents or - ye5t
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Sine to subscribe. Address s. r. WELLS g BIo-lNa heE-oIe
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NEW THANKSGIVING ANTHEM
" r ou Vsst Become Gr.cc1s1 by Charlie award Hobey,
Orrsuist of St. Joh.'s Chapel. IIce 81 Publkhei D.
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TOE SALE. .,.. ,..,..- H., .,.,,. ,,.-,.,,..
houG1o. West Thirty l-st, Nitb possession Nay 1000
0'V
ALSO,
jt,..'o1y. broWn-sone, hgoop house. ia East Thirty 49,
FitAave. pose N AZ 0"
ALSO.
4 p-r. Engish-bsfemCnt brown-ToIe house ~ Neat 80
NIltE-st Fiaiei immediate posstssi0u' sow
ALSO,
'g-,7. hgb-stoop lrougstone house, No. III East ~
MAJ J. t9tV
ALSO,
srst, otsiory, bighstcop browIttone ilsz house In
. ..te-uhtti possession soon 4oO
ALSO.
ezra vie house Prkayti earIiosesdon.'' ~
ALSO.
: ny Ftb-sve. With and depth near Fortf-
,l-i possession May l..;' lJ'oop
ALSO.
y. T,-ty-se7euhs St., flldzs f1u story hshsoop.
usI-,.- lot COLUMBIA College easei early posses
ALSO
On Fthsye Columbia College lease. fscss fourttory,
hroNu-stonc house; possession Nay I0iJ. TO9
AisO
f,ufory broTrsore. hfhstoop house, Yves; TenhSt,
near FihaVe with possession once VII be tod a. lar
e"-' INV ALSO
srstass f1ur-storr. h-stoop bDgn house, On Fy-
furh-s between Fith md Stthaves, but in superior
ALSO
On Fhsve splendid holse beautifully ard ulT fur
I'''O
ALSO.
On Tityszth-st. close % Fhge supeor fur story, high
stoop houc iT fam hot possession at 10000
h0,iER MORGAN, No Pne.st
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcuANGE-FIEsr CALI
10 oCLOCK a. ~.

Nil u sOrcrHuSH bOaa- ,,oi
ooou s2pCou e5..il 3i loo Y. o. ~, Coup LTD
sDW "a n e if5l 1000 s. g., Currency '''''i
LOCO u & $40 icl. 867....ll i'oO' u o w. '''
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QeGrnrrs.

~y.~<
- A mer. School Institute il BOnd-st., supplies
IA schools and families with reliable Teachers Teachers waning
positions Ed have Application Form D. w shsrnTaofa Aeu.Iy
EVENING FRENCH CLASS for Gentlemen.
h scqne knowledge Of the French language and mole
advanced pupils learn spclk French hueutly, az
fROF. RAGOTS. 4l Broadway Room D. Gibsons Building
TNEACHER WANTED-In a private family
the City Of Annapolis Tor me usual Algh Branches Vocal
Music snd Cabnc Organ Address With reference, Gn0 salary expected
which must be modeylie--Bor 5O Annapolis, Nd.
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Foreign exchange closed as follows

Tho money market ruled more easily az about seven
er cont in currency ard gold during the greater portion
Of the day. and closed at i0J Discounts are slow ana
rates are unchanged. There is some TAX III certain
circles that the Secretary proposes calling in an ed1
opaI 500 200 COO 0ye-twenes shortly Tne Government
bond market has maintained It's stereoty- ar'n"'s'
but closed strong on he ta- of ;5i to 11s for i07'
I'LL 4 LI.t.h rnr--L /. .l--uAl.:
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EQnriiin Araofnlies.

4 DODWORTH's GLASSES for DANCING,
~ No. PIG IIFTHAYE.
Tsessveek classes Mondays aud 1hulsdag Tuesdays and
Wecnestayc and satlrlnys
saina morning Ind F9ay evening MSndsy and
THURSDAY evenings f0f celteme1
Fortsrus, &c, serd for croalar
AT TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING,
"A Lyrc Hall, 70 Ktl-ayc. opposite IecHoir-square
Pupils e attend at then convenience sad lesr1
RkDONA, Waltz aud GLIDE WALTZ ke,
&C. For dsys and h0ars ALL OR SIND FOR CIRCULARS.
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NEVER AGAIN.
THR NEW NOVEL OF NETWORK LIFE,
by su,hor Of KALOoLAH VOL ia pp lLLusrRATEo Pee 81
VIII BE PUBLISHED ~ A PEW DAYS.
SEND orders 70 your BookasleI. or hs pabhsheTs.
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O1erei. Astet
fUll IA IT'S.

state bonds were Quicter than yesterday.
lo frtfor decline 20 7Jl Missouri being steady
AZ o. and South Caronas new April and October hrHA
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Aessrs. Greeneaf Morris * CO., No. g Exchange
place. win pay the December coupons OF the Milwaukee
ana Northern Railroad Mt maturity.
Tie Philadelphia stock market IS hrr.; Ienusy :
yania S. lOj Philadelphia Erie Railroad, o; Read
ing Railroad 90; PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, SEA Cold, nag
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quction Sales OF Real Gslate

Quction Sales OF Real G5latf.
W. TRfsr BNLBy Auci0neer. - :,
DY Y. X. STEVENSON u SON.-Wlil sell
I'd THURSDAY Dee s. 1872 at the Exchange saesroom No
riV N hi ocoe TIE valuable Central PARK corner LOI
F6fsyc southe,s Nnehst 2S ieeS front and rear
ia G % directly front OF the the Grand East s
Dive Bride path and road for pedestrians 100 feet above ude"a
' ens e,iy Msp5 at No. Il Pines end No. 2ad FNhaye
KERE. JOHNSON, Jr.. Auctioneer.
- No - EAssAU-sr.. X. CEDAEsr. NhgfoRK-
Kea Estaa promptly Sold ard Exchanged Auction safes OF oocA
Furniture Merchandise. &c
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-A 3-story, attic, high stOOp,
brovn-stoue HOUSE, hardwood finish; % feet 'front.' ascss5
bohocd BelfoIiav the luatan smaller
house rutland 4 WHITING. Bsekman5t
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The Assistant Treasurer paid out $1,000 In called bonds
and $1,000 ia con interest The days business al tho
& I'D EXCHANGE Ranklwas foll0ws:
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20O Cley x Pil K.
Gua4auteei..,... 2
900 Harlem r r III
100 B0s. ia. l. iE
RAILROAD. C.
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lNUU............. oos
IL B'k OF ". Amerll5
10 Continental Blk tlt
100 Pnenix B'k...l0lt
Inl W. In IaL