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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-19
TRTE RAJLWAY-WINTER ARRANGE.

ERlE RAlLN a i w lN Eh AlthItNpb-
81 Depot For Twenty thirst. zee note below 81,
$3.50 Cincinnati aud Chicago Day Express .a
70 and Niagara Fal and Sleeping Coaches to ~ n,o
Coach Susqaehanna and sleeping Coaches TO d. e. fh
5:30P Night Express SeepngCoaebe TO BuHaio ~ SanA
1900 M nsiO Cincinnati aud Ctlcsgo Might Etrrs. ssr'
Coaches throu.h Cincinnati, Buffalo Niagara F.S ana ~ss@
For Port irvs 800 $780, Hoo aud 's go $40 AID -
For Goshen and letowu '1:3O 800 1890, iO 1d nsa
For WarSgek 800 il:C6 and ill:l5 a. m 80 P. m
For Newburgh 1890 go and ll:o 3O $50 AMI rO n
Por Suaerp 800 1880 O and 'll;l5 80, ~ ;S 49,
1880 a7:o0 and sll;oO =. m.
For RdgewoOl Hoh6ku. Nlcndae and Rsms.y' $50 sN ]
For patterson Gas 30 800 1890 1900 Hoo -:l5 no
m ':i5 400 $500 5l5, $780, 600 $685. -7co s;a l@
For Rs6drfSrd PARK and Passac 6:45 '7;3o 1870 1000 lilo
M i:+5 $3.50, 800 5:5, 6:oo, $3.50, s;l' In AMI ~"
Por ackenack and way 800 aud s:i5 H. 1245 800 S CO.
and 500 y. n ard Saturdays only 1900 mid. 49,
For Hils!se and Way, 800 aud Sis R45 $50 $40 e"
For Spring Valley aud Way $780, 7:4s and elisa L., H 80
For EnseDooI 500 745 1900 H. 1:so a.ls $3.50
6:3D anu 'i:iJ D. ~. Saturdays ONLY l2oO mid .,. 80,
For Cresskil 500 75 300 $780, BIS, E5 $50 e' ID
'7:iS Saturdays only l?;o9 midnight ,oo 80. az sn
6:9O and f7:4s y. SATURDAYS only 1900 midnight ,
PermOnt snd n ack 900 N. $780, 44 1880 $50 and ~
pm. Saturdays only l2:Ce midnight, - =.
hris fifteen mBnies earlier thsn above time Tie Nv
a M and 1900 midnight from Chambers-st oniy
qu er hours Tweutyhnst thirty minutes earlier hss '
Tickets for massage and for Apartments Drawing Sheriff
Coaches obtained ard orders for the checking aud t
Baggage the Companys oces2 500 and e67 Bt
ways One Hundred and twenty and ThiHaye ars.
Brooklyn 0i Broadway, Wiamsbargh at the Co1
Depots and Of Agents at the principal hotels.
daily Sundays only Goshen Sundays only Mach Only
VIM r BARR, GeLL PsssT Asat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-19

Farmers deal valuable noFnshon
useful th general reader will end excel
gy fascinating the pleasant style treating the topics
The book remarkable and the good sreeu advice
fnd timely shonis make II really valuable
iB any sort Of business occupation or profession
Published In handsome style Beautifully printed bound
elegant cloth covers, with gilt back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-19
HORACE GREELEY NEW BOON.
A GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS
WHAT / KNOW or FARMING.
RI uORACE GREEILl

books published the snect; ot o.
that b. IN rested but
work by greatest vel Of the mpes written
In the world.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-19

THE NORTH AND THE SoUTH.-The Boston
Journal remarks that 1--WE have yet to see 10
the Southern newspapers any expression Of
feeling called forth by the Boston fire other
than the most sympathetic and kindly. Re-
mcmbering that Boston was. for long time,
to the Southern mind. the representative OF
the antislavcry moverie ent. and afterward OF
Loyalty to the Union: and that her noimos and
policy were antacnistic to the South in
large measure, these warm and cordial
expressions of sympathy from that quar-
ter call for recognition equally pro-
nounced and heartfelt The donation from
Chicago has been felt to be peculiarly syn'pa.
thetic and full Of meaning. But the intelli.
gencc that in Charleston Is. c. and other pla-
ces in the South efforts are being made to send
relief to our FIRE sufferers and a receipt OF n
check from the late Confederate Secretary Of
the Treasury. are facts of deeper significance.
They show that political barriers and animosi-
ties cannot stand before the claims Of brother.
hood which great calamity, like the present,
brings home to all hearts. Our brothers Of the
South have taught us lesson Of brotherly
kindness which will not be easily forgotten.
Boston has warm heart, and knows how to
appreciate generosity"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-19

Coop RULE.-Sidney Smith is said to have
cut the following from a newspaper and pre-
served for himself It is good enough for
others to refer to occasionally:
"When you rise in the morning form res
olution to make the day happy one to a fel.
low-creature. 1t is easily done:-a left.of
garment to the man who needs it, kind word
to the sorrowtnl, and an encouraging express.
sion to the striving-trifes in themselves light
rs air-wiIl do at least for twenty-four hours.
And if you are young. depend upon it, it will
tell when you are old; and If you are DID, rest as
sure it will send you gently and happily down
the stream Of eternity. BY the most simple
arithmetcal sum. look at the result If you
send one person-only one. happily through
each day, there are three hundred and sixty
Eve in the course Of year. And suppose you
live forty years only, after you commence that
course Of medicine, you make 14,6OO beings
happy, at all events, for time"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-19
HUMORs OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisers are adopts in ambiguity A lady
advertises her desire to obtain husband with
q Roman nose having strong religious tenden-
cies." "A spinster particularly fond of chu-
dren'' informs the public that she "wishes tw"
or three, having none of her own" Somebody
wants "a young man to look after horse Of
the Methodist persuaslon;'' q draper desires
to meet with an assistant who would q take an
active and energetic interest ia a small first
class trade. aud in quiet family" and Bos-
ton chemist advertises 1.-The gentleman whe
left his stomach for analysis will please call and
get it, together with the result" Slipshod
English is not, however, confined to the adver-
tsing columns, or We should not read of tho
shooting Of a wild cat "by little boy five feet
and eight inches long," of a procession which
was very fine indeed. and nearly two miles
in length, as was also the prayer of Mr.. Perry,
the chaplain" nor should be much scandalized
to note the fact recently stated in some jour-
twenty years ago with only one shirt to his
application to business, to accumulate over
ten millions" The following advertisements
are collected from Irish papers: lone pound
reward. Lost, cameo brooch, representing
Venus and Adonis on the DrumcOndra road,
about ten o'clock Tuesday evening" Adver-
tsement OF a wine merchant: 1.-THE adver.
tser, having made an advantageous purchase.
offers for sale, on very low terms, about six
dozen of prime port wine, lately the property
Of gentleman forty years of age, full in the
body, and with high bouquet" The two fol-
lowing cmanated from q wellknown livery
stable keeper: Ito be sold cheap, splendid
gray horse. calculated for charger, or would
carry lady with switch tail" Ito be sold
cheap, mail phaeton, the property of gem
tleman with a movable head, as good as new"
Ten shilllngs reward. Lost by gentleman.
a white terrier dog, except the head, which is
black. To be brought to-" etc To these Irish
advertisements may be added an English one,
which was the subject of a humorous article
in the Saturday Rerier. some four or FIVE years
since: ITO be sold. an Erard grand piano; the
property of lady, about to travel in walnut
case with carved legs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-19

Miss ADELE srrrzrDER i leading bankss
ID Munich.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-19

TURNED LoosE.-Victoria Woodruff and
Tennie c. Clafin, the two notorious New York
strumpets who were arrested and incarcerated
in Ludlow street Jail for sending their obecens
publications through the mails. and tor libeling
Luther c. Challis. have at length been turned
loose on the community, having given bail in
the sum Of 81, 800 each.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-19

A GENTLEMAN did not always agree with
his wife, nor she with him. On one occasion
she summoned a physician declaring that her
husband had poisoned her. The husband pro-
tested his innocence and offered - his cl;ncher
this test: Doctor, open her right here on the
spot; I'm willing" s .,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-19

THE Mosr TRouBLEsoNE.-An old lawyer
says that the three most troublesome clients No
ever had. were young woman who wanted 70
be married, married woman who wanted g
DO unmarried, and an old maid who didn't
know what she wanted. s8.s -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-19

GTRAHp'S 81, RET.-siej'hen o.ra.l used 20 SAY
tn ha old age. q" | hare always considered a!scTisk-
ing i!bcra!ly ana long :o ,o The vsa, medium II sue
ccss IN business. and IN" prelsidr 10 wealth. And
have ale Il nssgishle rue 10 advertise in the
duIcst :. we'll tho busiest loaF experience
having taught that money thus sIeti Is well lad
eut. as by continually keeping my business before
the public IL has sscurcd many sales that otherwise
would have lost''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-12-19
IDAHO WORLD.

flee in Bltk Building Adjoining Masonic Hail. Wall Street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
By wellington Goddin.
Aucticneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner OF Eleventh aud Bank strLct-.
ElMafIsSIONER,S :

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALCA-
~ BILE GRANITE-FRoNT STORE AND
DWELLING, AND LOT IN REAR. OK 'TIIF
NORTH SIDE OF FKASkLIN BETWEEN
SEEENTEESTH AID EIGHTEENTH
sTREtTS.--By virtue Of decree Of The Cimncnry
Court of the city of Richmond pronounced on the
18th of October 1872. in the case Of Richards agains,
Richards, &C.. J shalt. rs special commissioner
thereby appointed proceed to sell Al public auction
on the premises. on SATURDAY The 2th Of Octo-
brr 1922 Mt o'clock l.. W.. thu. large and very
valuable THREE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT
with GRANITE FRONT located as above. long "c-
cpel by the late Arson Richards ~ u store ami
dwelling.
The lot originally contained front Of 50 feet rnn-
Ing back los feet, from which was sold OIL the I,t
Marcil. 1850, To Joseph Augustine. the tenement On
the west, zones feet. leaving now To Dc sold the la.
aIcc Of the said property.
In Of the said store there i large yard. used
for Stables and country carts. Jh" location Is M
admirable ono for Il retail grocery store.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at 6, I2. and u
months for negotiable notes, interest added. and
title retained III Ill of the purchase none Il gullY
nuiG and 4 CONVEYANCE ordered ny the court.
WILLIAM JOSIAH tEAkE
az lf-cOltt( y titiS Commissions,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
.r1-TroN aAs.Esk-This D.sa
nv THOMAS W. Kzesse- Areuanee'
No, 1917 Eiain street.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nc,
II Dl fo%epeln aFr et IS Of
VIII ~, ~ ,nn5IfsEIOLD ruRSi UhE- coI.'S<'s
in part of ,,n,op crIT in l,aircioth;
| FbS.LOUSGES- RcCkI .a@'
.ftRBI.E-TOP TABLE,.
,i1R3LE-ToP BrEFhU5.,
WhsHsTANGs, SIDEHtAhh"
xxx WEaLS!ff CHAMBER SUIT win nr i c p DC
CDjTfT&Gl. ClI.hMR!EI!h7 sh!rr : Gias
rThTIIEE BEDS, MAi 1 = Es''
MIKI;DRs, TIN SAFE, "c'
ALSO,
.,,,io o'clock will bc sold
.,..,,,c = Htn.s'' superior SEFEN-Ae La ' L
" n,.'..S,.r.s hre rIANn, III order:
:. I,rlnnIn., Pclon & Co." superior SLY VI
.sr,i,r'." AMERICAN ORGAN. Gyc-=s"p;
! THOMAS W. kEFSEt,
49, Aucrt< ncer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
By GrubbS K Williams,
Auctionrers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ami Bank.


Eleventh stree; between Main AMI Bank.
OTIS ON PINE \ \ ID Laurel.
A. STREETS, IN TIE MOST IMPROVING
PART THEREOF.-Gn SATURDAY, l9th al
Cciobcr al - o'clock p. NJ. we will sell nrou The
premises The folowin. desirable LOTS--to wit
on PINE STREET.
East side between cary and Cumberland streets
7oXl50 feet 10 an alley:
Al the southcas. corner Of Pine and Cunberland
streets. directly "ppo>t" to Mr.. Powe!l,s hand
some new residence. 40 feet 10 an alley:
On west side hrtwccn Cumberland and Beverly
streets. adjoining Mr.. FoweirS residence ll'X
Us feet 10 IN alley: -
On LAUREL STREET,
E:s. side near Cumberland. adjoining Mr. Gaines s.
3nxliJ feet to an alley;
Vest side between Al5cmarlc ana spring streets
BOX !3J feet To an alley. ~ .
This property will DC sold In LOTS OF sultao"
sizes. :Gd uc6u accommodating terms. Any pui-
chiscS made II this sale must prove pIohtabH,
GRUEBS ( WILLIAMS,
oc - A;lr!iOuccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
,, AUC 4 sAEEs.-ruture Days.
By ". GoddiD,
Auctioneer and Rial Estate AGENT


Auctioneer and Knai Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF II 531-1o00
4 SI11ES mn land on THE RIVER ROAD,
sTvhS MILES ABOVE RICHMOND. At AUG
TION-Hy virtue of decree OF the Circuit Z QUIT o.
tho Tuitrd States for the Eastern Dist rict Of 'lrBl
MIA ntcrcd on the 18th October, 1872, In the case OF
IL Terry rs. Che Monticello Bank we. the uner or,
signed commissioners thereby appointc1' Wll 81.
nj auction. on the premises. on MONDAY thS IN ~
October, 1872. ut l. O'Clock M, the IfaI Ia Wf
LAND heretofore purchased by Alexander trnut'
trustee OF Mrs Julia 4 Greene at former saic.
made under decree entered In this cause &c: coh Rira
Ing II a3-lo'0 acres, on The north slde VI ,e @
road adjoining the lands OF Mr. Higginbotham anu
others. ,oneog ~
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defray expenses OF
nile and to nav off the note Of si2s7s when isll ane
S"tI, huysf ls72: balance at six and twelve months
FOR negotiable notes interest added ttic re''e"
iii Tho Whole purchase money i paid
The sale will he made at The risk ana COTS Vi 'c
''i''N' p NJ f. PLEASANTS,
,, Commissioner,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

+ AUCTION sALEsss-Futaire Inys, j.
BY Grubts & Williams,
Anetioneers and Real Eatate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bonk.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY REsIDEScE

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
D ON THE DEEP.RUN TURNPIKE s,y
minutes walk Of tie FIRST station on thu Rirh,nnnd
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, ami adt.,nrn
the lands of alesar5. Tyler and Alley. and uer yba3
crm. viii be sold at auction. on the premises. n,
WEDNESDAY the 2gth Of October. ut IL O'clock n II
THIRTY ACRES-ilalf cleared, the balance IN
wood and timber. There Is some mcadow-.and m
the tract. The improvements are a good DWELL
ING with fourteen rooms, and suited for the aeon,
notation Of large family; kitchen, sial,nz for
eight horses. carTIgc-house, barn. granory IL
handsome yard and an orchard Of fine fruit-re1ch
and apple. The place Is well watered and healthy
TEKsiS: One-;hird cash: balance At ono and i,yo
years for negotiable notea Interest added sccurrdhy
. trGst deed. GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS,
&c II AuctiopscrS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
GrrnB, 4 WILLIAMS, Amctipmccr
BY ". GOd,iin.
Zeal Estate Agent and AUctioncCr.
Dlicc corner Eleventh and Bank streets


EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VAIL
IL ABLE ZEAL ESTATE On GAM4LEiS,
HILL, At THE SOUTHWE>T CQtSlE ~
FOURTH AND BYRD STREETS. AND ~ liz
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THIRD AND ElEi'
STREErc.--M the request Il liz join uGuiaH
Caheil. executor Of Mrs. Agnes ;: y. C"I"ii' q,
ceased. and OF Mr.. Alexander Randall, executor -
Mrs. Elizabeth Writ. deceased. shall SCI! a. aGc-
ton, on The premises on MONDAY the :st prt3.
her. 49,: n o'clock i. ~. that truly valuable aaI
bcautfully-si.l,nted LOT at The southwest corner 81
Byrd aud Fourth streets. adjoining lie res!'ehrc Oh
MIR. William y. Munford, fronting il3S te't on me
west line Of Fourth street running back i"9 itcs )"
an alley twenty feet wide, 10 b" su1'NIlHed ln'"
three smaller lots Of suitable Size. acc"rd!nS 10
plat 70 Gc exhibited N TIE E"nr q; sale. NJ y
commands lovely view Of lower james iirf lr'
milcs in extent. and most at the iV"I IIIt al lh'
city.
Also. that beautiful J.nT Ut III" s"a'h"csi crLr't
~ Bird and Ihlrd streets fronting ou itc "'' i'
uf Third street ld3 feet. ruJHg hrS - !r"i ~ h
alley - feet wide. 10 IN din ilc iDio N" bot - a
able Size. according 10 >d map. 1ir >t"'l .','-
ton 81 the r,nIir /, called 10 ili- sA!.31 II Is -
iir,cI that IL rarely C,rui,. thai tt;ru alT@'i''
yrop:r; t!or private dwellings Is "tit!c" ct a"'-
tlGu. ST.,
TERMS: pil.-four;h cash haltncc IL four. "'et
and twcly" months Tor negotiable notes. !:.;r.''
aided, src;lrcd hy Il trust dcrn.
ocl! ". GOODIES, tuctlaIccr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

GALE or LAND N KING NlLLLtM;
- Ircnr,,ine 20 y ,qrr,e Of The ,ircuIt C"uu q
KIM Wi,lImfI in Tie cause OF Gregory aud miie -.
Gregory. Sc, will proceed 10 sell rs.lie1 q h'M'
William Courthouse on the 2sth O. o. "iIAeeS<i0i
adjoining the Piping Tree and lying iniiataa:'''
upon the Pamuukey river one caliSa T T%F5T2y
containing ONE HUNDRED ASD = ~ ~ ,h.r
improvements, and au ineNhaast.hle bra oi So ~
sand mnrl; the other, called iloaehthS ,..,SE.
containing ONE HUNDRED A>o
Trims Made known on day of ssics ~
o..-tt 6eMl. ss!eiisi'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Aucllonecrs and Peal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Man and Bank.

A PRETTY BUILDING LOT on THE
"A NORTH SIDE: or CLAY STREET Bt-
TWEEN BROOK AEENIE AND MOHk ,r =
STREET, ~ TllH GARDEN OF TIE IAi r
MIR. $. r. PI.LLlA3i. - BY ZIG FEET To- N
ALLEY: Also. \ ThIANGI LAS ioI >, % y
ri tI ~ STREET. AND ADJOI%iSG ANTON
RENE ~ NJ - BY 80 FEET.~rlTsc LOTS
will Ic sold at auction, upon tlr premises rr,ncc,
lively on FRIDAY, 18th pcLobcS. coin;fen''n7 at
The first Is very tcs-hy situated for dwelling
the ether i i valuable location for some BUSINESS
TrrTNs: A, sale. GEUBBS & WILLIAMS.
tuctionrcr-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

ESTA BLISHED, 1901. LIME
III MAINS STEAM DYElNG AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENTS, 400 Broad mud 7oi Main
street. Ladies' Dresses, Shawls Coaks and Sacks,
and also Ccntlencn's Garments, cleaned, dyed In
any caor. or secured IN tie best manner. Purt!cu-
Tar attention paid to Kid Gloves. great selection
It fahcy Goods aud Toys at my store No. 400
Broad street.
sc .9-Jni L. L1SkEMANN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
'Ar,crroN sALgs--Fst,are Days
BY Wellington GOddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
Garner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
COUNTY NEAR RICHMoSU ~
~ vfr:ue Df = decree of the Circuit Court of Hen
rico County pronounced on the = dag Of July, ls;2
in the suit o. MunEuin re-. Waldar and as, the
The n,rrunsc viii proceed TO sell nj public auction
on the 9!h Instant al j. O'Clock NJ the real estate
mentioned IN said decree. being about Nv Ell I
HS,HFS OF LAND Of which the late Gottiricd
W,Icr iir.l seized aud posse -ed, situated near
Nlitchcns Spring, in the county OF ucnr1co' heai
the city Of Richmond.
HENRY HUDNhLL.
ALEXANDER Ii. SANDS,
oc r-,d Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

CITY Coli. gcruH's OFFtCE.l
RICHMOND, VA" September Il, 1872.
I AM DIRECTED 81 RESOLUTION OF
The City Council 10 receive from any person as
sc5sed In the
SUPPLEMENT- LIST
or real and personal property the whole onc-ha!I
OF the amount assessed aya!as: chem without lie
additional penalty of ton per cent from tais fc 10
the 18th day CT October next. From and after thai
dlte the remaining bills unpaid will he regarded rs
AL other bills delinquent Oh The first oil July last
viz, on which ten pa. cent. IL adde's.
JOHN +. RifGSaTIT,
sells lnl City Collector
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
PROPOSALS..
OFFICE or SUIT CITY GAS WORK
DFrtfxrnkr, haflt,ar T1e,

OFFICE or SUIT CITY GAS WuRkS,l
RICHMOND, October It'll, 1872. {
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
NJ CEIVED Mt this Office until L Z e. DAY October
ed. NJ IL O'Clock d.. to furnish the Works with
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED t2,500l TONS GOOD
GAS COAL. The coal TO be furnished shall be free
from slate, and subject TO the approval of the
Superintendent and The Committee on Light who
reserve the right TO reject any and I'D bids. ~:
Ce a-lst JOHN Ii. KNOWLES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

A CUE AND FEVER CAN BE SPEED
"A lily CURED with WOODS AGUE CON-
QUERpR. j. {. Redwood has used il viii, hap
pest results. |. Il. i5n:s thinks It should lie cx-
tcnSiEciy known. jilncS Trtcc recommends IL
Tor Il permanent cure. L. VI. Bter has tried il IN
several clseS. and prrudtnccs 1t successful In eycry
mStaIi,c. WOOD & son. Druggists,
ocl Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
CAMEoEvs Ns:S, NgicCE.OvlzS. &c.

aaAkSA5 .aA'$, SsaI-s s.SS 3ES SSc.
{ ARPETiNGS, RUGS, OlL-CLorIiS, &c
am now rcc"isingmH FALL SUPPLY.
VELVET, BRUSSELS. and TAPESTRY CAR
PETIHGS;
THktE-rLN. iHuhAlN, and Dutch CAR
PETING&,
VELVET, ADMINISTER. bRCS-ELS. and Ia.
PEsTRY RUGS and DOUE-SlATa;
OL-CLoTH, all widths and qualities;
CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CURTAINS
and WIEDOW-SH AnES.
The above AMI all goods IL my line shall be snid =!
reascnat'lc prizes. L. J.. RICHARDSON,
sel3-?m No. sol, eurtsr Ninth and Main streets.
{ ARPETS, 0lL-tLOTHS, MATING.
SIJkEAlS-GOnpS WISDOW-SHADEs AMI
.Aiht-i ANGlNGS, Just received for the fall
"''"t inf "a, 10" ~ &. hOGEElT i CO.,
''"'--"' - Governor street.
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Ero., TIE e.a..s.nst KS EGc;';c.

Eros;s TIRE t.a..E.nEf KS Gs"ii'c.
Where ~!Itll ,,'iI" wIl'l'T"r, l"d'f;,
In the ~, ,,..;t lart i"cttne.
iml,u' south. J. I'.'Ht trees >Gld'"l:
Under Niu,.tis 10y tE.r Etiu".
Sltall I. IT, -ul,. =, rr: sterile.
Eg ",l:. .;:!nr. Hr foreign ha," B.:
S',ijI -t.".', h.NrGi ,i!~'s rcrtl.
- .uImc .,..Cua-ii III III .I:iH@'
W.il. ;.,..i'. !l"a"cn viii shine aS brightly
There - here. rrcgldm, i'"'!,
tu:i liu. stars iur dcath-lnn,s nightly
:,.iail Ia i;iilig a!u.c my n"4I.
ions II. TirNFSnN.
IN H3r..Db,T' t,,',&ry
Western papers are u"ii;,cl ~ The uucs-
ton, "Why dos Edmund >at's pat his
hair in The miAhle:n DO !hcy suppose he
came 30 hi, cnuntry 10 make side
Show :"
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ug..r rs,:,gE AZ PRIVATE SAFE.

REAE. EsEtaTFi AZ PRIVATE =. .s s,a..
NOR SALE PRINATELI.-Wch have for
Il .alc privately several very desirable HtSl NtSS
GTANnS on Hall stree. Prices r1nguG from
~ Gat To- safpp also. several valuable VACANT
iOrS on IiulI street 1T S!c and upwards per iroMt
foot We also have number II pretty lkl| ~
fFSIbESCES, containing from tour ~ c'gh'
raou,: In different localities. Several! FAX HS iNlrP
near .larcll"stcr. continuing from 80 to goo acres
each. AT rirn, ranging from 1900 ~ Si'1o' WIN IN
- MOODY 6 RnNALI..
Manchester. 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
nv Robertson K Hrunallgh,
Real Estate Agents and .tucfi"nrtrH'
nu!l street Opposite tic courthouse,
NlanchCslrr. Va.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY. several very
Il desirable HOUSES IN the town oi MGic'lcslrE
-ultablc either for rce cnc"- ~ for hhsh"SI lur
pose, AMI any number oil III iLD'->' '''i' )"
v3rioi's paris Of the town.
hIst several FARMS in Ch"strItcli n't aila-
cent counties. some at which alc irs, 80, csi'
living an james river alloy" ana ht!@" isicii'""' 80
i.rc,s exceedingly r"a souai'lr: r,,>.,rcu
',,r ;. EnEEDT>O% 6 BRilNhlHH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
IN Thomas y. Reese. AucioHccf'
- ,a,- IInfn g.rppt

z AHGE STOCK OF 30 OIS I'M I'M
Il SHOES FOR SALE At Alti n.; ;.,n rnu.
In"uripg at Ii O'Clock nj The store oi or. nc" -
in,cLcu Eo 1921 Main street. hiS SOCK ~
i;DOTS, SIiGtS. %I.,
o,,in, or nil tIi,. ,s. fashionable and test se"i7
,,S;,aily SSId At rcta 10y first rk'ss dealer.
TF,M$: rOr MI Sums under slie. c.9n IL, .,i.
over that amount, sixty days clcui' '"F "fis'''
negotiable nOc-. ,-rr.rr .,,.,io,scr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

Mn. HpsCII!N is declining the rcta'! irahe ipr
the purpose 81 giving his Who'll" alch'''" " 'i''
1nuu; FEATURING business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
By GruIh5 Z NiIiiImS,


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