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New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

lowed the action of the Assembly ON Saturday last
Dispatches from all parts Of France represent the
} country a. calm. All parties are waiting for tbe
election on Thursday next Of tho Committee "
Thirty by the Assembly, 10 draw up law regulating
powers and prescribing the conditions OF ministerial
responsibility, as provided for in the resolution OF
Minister Dufaure, adopted on Friday last
M Picard is mentioned for Minister OF the Interior
to I'll the vacancy caused by the resignation OF ".
Leframc.
The Assembly will divide into two great parties,
the Left and the Right for the election, on Thurs
day, Of the Committee Of Thirty proposed by MIN
ster Dnfaure. The Ministry Of the Interior was
rendered by the President to NJ Dufaurc. but he
declined it.
The tombs Of Gen. Cayagnac and NJ. Baudin, in the
Montmartre Cemetery. decorated, yesterday, In
the presence Of 800 persons The demonstration was
quietly conducted, and thero Interference the
part Of the police.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
NEW-YORK CITY.

John II. Dos Passos viii cooperate with
LYMAN Tremain. John D. Townsend, and John d. Weed
in the defense OF Edward ;. Stokes
In the Erie-Gould suit, Judge Leonard has
granted an order for the examination Of Dr. Edwin FL
bridge one Of the old Ee Directory who. IL IS said de-
cincd 10 testify A. X. McDOnOugA mas occh hpPOlbteu
, TO make the eNaminatiOn.
Mayor Hall stated, yesterday, that the Su-
prene Courts decision that the he Of the dherent de-
partments must he paid by the Finance Department,
thus recurring the Mayors and Controllers signature
viii increase the number Of warrants requiring sigma
ture per month TO about b,Op.
James c.. King, charged with the murCSr of
Anthony r. ONe was arraigned for trial in the Court
OF over and Termnr, yesterday, and on motion OF his
counsel A. vaDderpoe, the case was lad over tl to-
DOuOhue. Now q was next hlrdigleu put on AcSOunt
the OF OF his counsel the case was ueeeu
until Friday.
The funeral Of Commodore John Calhoun
took place from Trinity Chapel West Twenty -athst,
Yesterday The funeral service was read by Bishop
Clarkson of Nebraska and the Rev. Dr. swope after
which the remains were taken by epecl lI,h 70
lawn Cemetery. The pall-bcarers were Commodore
Eagle Commodore Livingstone, Capt Ramsay, C1mm0-
dore Gleason, Gen. Webb, seabuIy Brewster W. b.
Rogers, and Adam Nome
A committee consisting of DR.. Samuel Hall,
Francis H. Thurber, John r. Vooris. and W. r. Benzel
called on Controller Green yesterday and presented him
with resolutions adopted on Nov. &c by the Enth Ward
Council of Political Reform. The resolutions regret a
nronounce him an efficient officer, desire that ne may De
reto ned hold that the different departments shOud CO
anerate with him. aud tnat the budget should De re-
dueed by careful scrutiny, and promise the support VI
tine Ninth Ward Council.
William NJ. Graham, President of the wall
kill Bank Middlotowu who arrested on the affidavit
of A. Bromley a Director, who had been told and be-
eved that between Nov 25 1870 and Nov 26. 1872 he
president and Cashier had abstraced SWO from lne
hank and altered tho accounts 10 conceal ", cae up
brfore Commissioner Osborn. yesterday Counsti Ior
the accused moved discharge on the ground that tes
timony of belief sufficient 10 hold the prisoner.
ConmssiOner Osborn decided that sueh testimony was
sufficient In Federal Court and tue accused was heiu
I'm $40 COO ball till to-day.
BROOKLYN.
Silas b. butcher, assignee of the Central
Bank has brought suit against the Importers and
Traders Bank Of NewYork TO recover $4,000, which
,Vos on depost in the Central Bank The day or
fnure and was paid TO the Importers Banh on .
draft IL claimed that this payment was maze WIN
intent 10 give preference 10 the defendants over oner
LONG ISLAND.
Long ISLAND CITY.-Ddniel Condor, the
noeeman found dead in the coach, Saturday was buried
at Calvary Cemetery yesterday The inquest resulted In
a verdict that he died from over drinking. Almqulsi'
charged with poisoning his wife, will be examined to.
dav before Recorder PARCELS He Is generally believed
10 be innocent
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other Ship Neps sec Third Poge.I


For other Ship Ners see Thtrd PdgeJ
ARRIVED. u
Steamship M G Nov l6 via Soathnptss
oth, with ndse. and ass to Oeldchs g. Go. ~
steamship Abemae stark Norfolk &c. with mdse and 70 oh
Dominion It anshp Go.
steamship Chesapeake Bragg Porni with dss and 10
Bari Snh Tagaa a) Bald Providence in ballast 10 ssObsi
M Bohers Bermuda steen Tuspas a days. with cedar
and honey o Alexander Murphy
h. Potter. Bunsss Ga, days with lumber 10 Amme
man Co., vessel TO S. G. Loud & Co
SAILED.
Steamships james Adger for Cbares.on old Dominion for ReS
Ei HaysBe g. B jayne for Gayest Ancs
Campbell for New.OreiBs bngs RemcE, FOR ApBwa helis
Ware, for Cienfuegos
MIND-SunlONn. moderate. 5. W.. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS. mi
BosToS Mass. Dec 3-Auirei brig Flor nee. from Insqus
CHARLRsrON Dec. 3-Arnyed. Gulf Stream, m Phls pha
SAyANSAH, Ca 3-Cesed steamship Leo. Newioft
and Barcelona Arnent for Doboy,
load
FORTRESS MONROE 3-Psssed steamship Cubs, fos
Bermutag
bg Csrtena Sailed brig Planet for Baltimore Ar
rived, u s. steamer Kansas, from he"-fork
FOREIGN PORTS.
Dec 5The Cdna steamship AbySns, Capt HainA.
from Newfork Nov % ayei here al 10 O'Clock ths afternoon
HALIFAX, ~ s. Dec 3The steamship Austrian from Daltinors.
yesterday The steamship North American expected 70
arrive here tonight
DISASTER.
Capt brig Scotland following reports Len Pot
cyclone from s. T. yeerng roaBi TO the vessel TO-
sie sprung slel named the pumps the leak m Gcreas the
puap nearly out Nov 3D. lat
59 the steamship Atnt hove sght set signal ~ dis
captain and OF " n1mber ami boagt
The Scotland is Old bni Portland 3t
Owne Chapn the When The
e she hai feet The bold, and
after leaving her.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
5refial Noiires

Grand Division Eastern New-Nork sons of Tenn
special Of the Grand DySn Will be hed In
Treror. Ir Han Forty secontst. NBDNBs
nay Dec at take appropriate acton IN Reference
10 H. guishe advocate o temperance Hon hOACh
GREELEY cooperating with The civic auhonaes In rendering
iansf'i nON0Is B, order Of cFIAs GnDBRSLEyB wP
Z. IT, HorxiSs, Grand Scribe
Piles or Hemorrboidal TuIuOrs.-Pies internal external
blind bleeding itching pieig an1 permanently cured by Alb
souton pain eaastcs insuEens We
fv and What livery yesEge Of
he erscaied and the parts placed In natural sourd ana
healthy condition In practice VI tseptOnc bare ro 70
our There not he bioS OF danger
attending had unpleasant symptom
follow 1hs health aud comfort Of BODY and nina
are improved. In 0of o shat here state refer
suffering hundre ~ the best citizens of Nesfos Pade
pha and PhgEgh whom has treated and cared W.
A. MCCANDLISS, M d.. son No. 2en Arch-st fladeiphiA
Al Nicholas Hotel this week and every fourth week hereafter
Democratic Republican General COmmittee- -Tsxs-
many IinlI-Pursnant resouOs VI hs COMMITTEE hcd De-
mher tins General Committee
atend y funeral OF the late Hon. HORACE OBAkNl,
W. Dec from Rev Dr. Chapns Lharc corner Ftsve
g'ry hnl-s- b. order JOHN W ChANLtk, Naa.uutn.
Ns%ss9S5 % oi;S!y s,eTao''' Secretaries.
Notco-Ihe mas Eufope daring week eli
n SATURDAY bee ls11 VII close At tis once WEDNESDAY
At a m THURSDAY a. n anu on SATURDAY Al and n
a. " dVNhN, r H.
The Wortsingwomen's Protective linton,
Beeekers OF frauds
mon who not p household service IkACAERs
COFYsrs, TRADRSWOMBN CLgEAs &e, arc stpghel 10 es
ssa eOsss b ~ Az ies 81 aasss
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
MASSACHUSETTS,.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon HoteI-Gov. Hoffman. n....lUh Arenue
Vo.Snator Trumhu Illinois Fenion % hevlo4, te
Hon w. d. Bishop Of Consnt Gen }. H. Lclc Of Utica Oi'et
Ames Of Massachusetts GO. Easement OF Quo, william hon OF
Tauutoa Mas ~ GoOlkn Ex-Governor Of Anlo1a GI = J. aI-
vim OF Albany Major Wood The Bhnh Army sIi T. Cante, Of
Vermont BrsOri HOuse-Waer Williams, Mp, and r. W. Han
nry Mp OF Englaad. G. NJ. Co1nd of Louisiana
end the Hon A. : Sanford, at, United tttes hin,ie, 10
B-gum NieiOs H0rl-D C. Howell Bank tIamner the Hon
y S. Madden Miovn r. and e1,ia'or Wells 81 O1e1
WsirOpalan H0bi-Jnigs H. NJ Aler 81 Kansas. ~ De 0c
James E. Murdoch Giey H0k gresham ho'Hel
a-t Of Jose H9Gel T. A. 1irIhu o Iotsami
v ana Ooey Arnoi f Providence. H0useIhe Rev.
Henri smith Cincinnati Col John lurEeT Of PfCvsrce aa ant
leen OF Psdep LEHMAN HOuSsCol w. T. Narren o Troy
= 4I5 rrk Hsp-C r. ngerso Of Nes-lisyen.. Grand Ctai
Fof-W W. Nico1 President the Chicago Darlington and Quincy
R.Ito
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

Greeley the country loscs one who has bfen mighty
eonseryator of the interests OF freedom 0nd humanity
RcS0lped Tint the effort made by him To promota rec
onciiation and fraternity throughout the country de-
serves cuinmendatiOn, and should De JuuBcu apt HV"
the nea asurp. used to secure the rcsun.
Resoped That IL is hope thnt his DEAN may ,enn
TO urpnolP tho era of good feeling among tho people oi
our entire Union. ,...,. no
PssoIrcd That certified copy OF these resolutions be
sent 10 TuE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE the paper ne iOunueu'
aud which WILL we trust. remain his best inonnneht'
On motion OF the Rev. Dr. Eddy, the consideration OF
tho resolutions was indefinitely postponed-a pro-
ceedng which cut all debate. 1t is UNDERSTOOD tna
DR. Fulton will refer to the sulJect in sermon next
|
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.

M. THEIRS AND IHE LETT TO WITHDRAW PROM
THE ASSEMBLY, m HE Il DEFENED-fRiP-
ARATIONs FOR THE CONTEST ON 1HrLs-
DAY. .
PARIS, Tuesday. Zee. ?, lsI1
The R(pbique Frmease luewspaper says that III
the event OF the defeat on the Organization OF the
committee under ~ Dufaure's motion, on Thursday
it s possible that NJ. Theirs and his supporters Oh
the Lett viii withdraw from the Assembly.
The determination on Sunday OF h. lhiers ana
his Cabinet TO remain in the Government has served
o dspel The grave feeling OF uncertainty Weh Io!'
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS.

Nov limited ovins
the scarcity elas.es demanded for SHIPMENT qOaoa. IoaL
hstanIss-S,oek vsrebooss tlD oro
600 hbds exported during the week 20 boxes sn 10 AdA
including IL 0 bors and rs hhds tts United sss Bacon hss
S60 yer Flour irregular qn0ied AZ OIL oOd e6 Hams
In fir demand Lard weak in Kegs s0ss 2i IA Tins SS tSe
20 75 quiet s. Taow bosYsnt st Ff
Onions qnet srd Coal OH IN tins fair demand Llmber hn
Sloos aey Box l3Gf reals Genealogical ress hoas
seogsheai IS reals NGVs stores ssve Tar - T. h1shS
ali
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
THE WEA7HBR.
WAR DEPARTNENT,
OpYICE OF TuE CnIRF SIGNAL OrYfcE


OFFICE TuE CHKf SIGNAL OFFfcEk,
WA,HINaTON. ID. c., Wednesday. Dee Al a. m'
gyIiopSs for fhe pasr ilseHtiV-fow heurr ,
The barometer has continued high in the
North West over the upper lakes; rising southward
Arkansas and Tennessee. with clear cold weather anc
north-westerly winds in the Gulf and South Atlantic
states north-westeIy nc,esSed 70 nUl npessnre
on the lower lakes and Canadian stations northwest
erly winds and clearing colder weather. win Ilsln1
hayometer prevail IN the Middle and Eastern State'
partly cloudy but clearing weather, low temperature
Increasing pressure, and light southerly TO westerly
winds. ,,y,ya
Tn ,he Northwest and thence 10 the Western lake.
and lower ONO valley. light north-wesery winds yeer
ing 10 southery with cod and partly cloudy weather
IN Kentncky Tennessee and in the Gulf and South Az
Ianfic states light northery Winds yeerng on the duI
~ the north easterly with decreasing temperature
higher bar0meters and clear weather. ~.
In Mehigan on the lower lakes and thence extendnl
through the Valley Of the II. Lawrence, party CLOUDY
and clearing colder weather aud rising DarOuetois.
fhe Middle States and NewEngand, generally elea
weather moderate Temperatures, increasing pressures
and lght northery winds yecring TO s0uth-westeriy
Wrnmg signals continue az Bunalo' hoenes'e' ant
0aW
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

CHICAGO Dec 3Cste da; receipts 1000 hesd mostly
nd grades a Of coarse a. 20 SO % % Teams - ~
81 b2i SOcker 81: shipping Sees nominal good scaToe
shipments ye;er'y Oo head Hogs opened at yedas prees
bnt heAvi receipts depressed the market and prices declined 2oI 70
cp 900 head; sales t % $50 81 49, closing dull; bayers 90
msnd farther reelection: shipments $500 head
NATEKrows Mass Dec 9BEKy CATTbEThe receipts lIJs
head Much OF the stock offered small and feh For gooA
cattle prices high the las, market bot grtdes w F
Ower sales Of choice at ~; ertrs Al % O1 $40 50 h
quality Ga S9i secoad quality - 500 81 So third quality. %
ass
sHExP LAxBsTb receipts 56io hsd imDrovsasas
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM BRRMENEB steamship faertoa Dec IA j. ye-r sns
wife Louis Deiua Deus G.. StOve Baron def
Beck Pete H. A. Patterson ML Osyres Mcdowell ami otbe
IN second cgbin and stesrage.
FROM LIyERPoJ JL-la siearishtp Aldsth Dec 3-Mrs A.
friends Hon Msr Howard Mrs HOWar, 81 Amy How
ard NJ A. Mrs Wurtx Mrs Elliott 0nd child r. Rosenberg
aud Mira Holden r. NJ shoemaier j. Kesc A. P Watt r. n
rer Mrs and Miss Terry Miss B9d2Y Mrs A. NJ Osborn. w. X
Osborn. 81 steele, MaTkOe Wright Rev r. BrnnskAa H. W.
Iuuan
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
THE c11RrIs TRIAL AT ALBANY.

ALBANY, Dec. 3.-The Senate met at 10 a.
m 10 senators being present to consider the charges
against Judge Curtis OF the New York Marine Court
The accused was present with his counsel Henry smith
ex,Judgo Robert Cochran, Cnares r. Crosby and H. c.
Deunison. III, l.. Townsend. j, A. Beal. and PeWr u
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3.-Reports from the
Of the uprising OF the Hodoc Indians that all
the settlers LINK River have been massacrcd and
that eighty arc IN the field, with only thiftyfVo
soldiers from Fort klamath fight them Companies
organizing in the northern part OF the STATE 70 ts
the field
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
TURKEY.

NEW GRAND vIZIER TO BE APPOINTED.
LONDON. Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1872
1t is rumOred that Namyk Pasha, who was
Governor OF Deddah the time of the OF 1852
will probably be appointed Grand yizicr VI Turkey
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

Use Renne's Pain-kiIng Magic Oil. ul strength, bots
internally for the horse e'denc Use n In water 70
bsbs nostriis aud to wab and dsiniect ihr msnger
joan y. HssRI. Agent N. r.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

The Apollo Hall Executive Committee held 4
meeting last night ond adopted resolutions one OF
them pedging organization continue It's cruzadss
against corruption Ia our CITY Government
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
Davidson & Co.,

6S6 Broadway,
Are row opening ofRea Bronze Ssusrv Clocks PsOr Orss
ments being the productions Of the Paris workshops
Rug-worm, Saltrheum, cared by using JUMPER TAR SoAr
Manufactured by CAswKLL. HAZARD l. Co. Nes-iork
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
BAPTIST PREACHERS ON MR. GREELEY
DEATH.


nh Row DIR. Fulton, one Of the ablest min
- =, the Bapeg. Church. was conspicuous, many
oeo in the discussion with the Rev. Dr. Wayiand
rop he tally palliated and defended the sys
,s Of slavery in the United States The correspond
'oui - r.soIutlons below indicate times changes
%o ths gdtfor Of The Trio"ne'
sR: The inclosed resolutions were oneree 's
ing at our ministers meeting and ~, pv ,
l.',ss q, the action OF DR.. Eddy believe they em
oS, me sentiments of many of our best men. certain
,at Mr. Greeley did not live in yain ana 1t Is 10y
an if bv his death he has slam more en- olcs ~ ,
iallh inat pS dnnd nave done by his fe remain 1ry
dom than ne couAN NV JUSTIN d. FULTON.
yours, -. ar, Roston Dec. 2, 1872.
at the regular monthly meeting OF Baptist prea'
~ a..,t w Temple this forenoon, there was dls
IN =, .he ionic "Church and Society" In which the
~, Anoott Of watertown led of after which inc
no, w.. IsIton oeered the following series OF resoia
tions: - - fla Han Horace
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
hond Dispatfle,
sss,s----. JANUARY /, 1872.
!, --..,,,,,,,cncc Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
-,.rrR FROM "ySAT0n."

.,n> or THINGS IN ALABAMA--sAD
CON ~ nr TIE PASSIVE POLICY -
hfth%SnIISTRvATlvEs TRIUMPHANT MD
lHi. ~ RhLl.YrNG-JUDlCIo
Tue Trn RAILHoAps AND PROSPEROUS
ho1A'' NOW THE RADICALS STOLE THE
Cite ,I,yDs AND CRIPPLED THE EDU-
stht.,>,,'E INTERESTS OF THE STATE
Cht'r,r, InsErH HODGSoN, COLONEL D.
iI.U,,.rr COLONEL AL. RIVES, GENERAL
I H' u, ,,',i>fN. AID OTHER VIRGlS1ANs,
:. b. COMMENT PLACES IN ALABAMA
CONTESTED ELECTION
90 !rr" ,r,nLE OF GREAT MES-DR. j. L.
-" ,,..,.rnl--scENE OF ONE OF "oI.D HlCh-
=. =, ~. ''' !, ,fo,,;.ES WITH TIE INDIANS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

their enemies with vindictive fury, and
slaugit u great number of them. jack
son lost thirteen men, who were buried IN
one grave, which was afterwards protected
with nea. house, which is now II, q very
lilapidated condition. Just prior to orr late
war the citizens mad made arrangements to
erect a neat monument on the spot. But
now, alas there are other more worthy
monuments which they cannot rear.
NrAToR,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
BY Robertson g q
Real Estate Agents az
n Manchester

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
RTE REhI, ESTATE IN; THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD, NEAR THE RICHMOND
AND PETERSBURG TURNPIkE, FOult Nile -
FIt(JAI MASCH ESTER.-By virtue of 81 decree OF
the County Court of Chesterfield county, ct tho De-
1871 In the chancery suit Of Bronaugh
sale 1T public auction, ut the front door Of the court
house Of the said county at Il O'Clock a. on MON.
DAY the Sth of January, 1877, the TKACT OF
seized and possessed, containing about FIFTi-FiYE
ACRES, on which there Is "a comfortable dwelling,
good water, urd considerable timber, which, from It's
proximity to Manchester, might lie made profitable.
TERMS: One-fourtl cash; balance In six. nine,
and twelve months Title retained until further or
der of. court. ~ JAMES A. CLARKE,
- -. l,...-.e WILLIAM AMBERS,,
de oo-td Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
ByLec g Goddtn, Auctionaersy Il
No. l1l3 Main street. II

- .sa .4.E -. LEs.Ha. - = fstst
G!oMaI1ssIosERg SALE OF VALuA-.
& ~ F TIE HEa gIEx ~ az
AUCTI0N.-By virtue of . decree OF the Cfrcuis
Der, instant, in tie case Of the Go Is, os n
Virginia against r. a. Hufmapn lste sher gS Hsfl-
rico county and others, we the nndersigned special
following real estate, and ID the order aveTiised
= ~ eelsan sss:s e
Of Clay and Hancock streets, fronting about thirtE.
two Zee. on Clay street and running back .
Consisting Of FRAMED DWELLING. Sc
And immediately afterwards, one L T. With such
Of Regs and Henry N Streets oasns one On
the south side Of Leigh street. and running back LOO
1sss 70 sses 1om
= After which we WIN sen that LOT OF Land. With
the improvements thereon situate on CsthaIiSo
se ana TGR hssf aas wi g "a
Ana m nee fat o. We win SEN tat
OF GROUND, with such Improvements as may be
thereon sit!mte On the north side q Leigh street g
and extending back ms teef to an alley twenty feet
! And on WEDNESDAY the nth day Of January,
1872, we VIII sell the following .describeda REAL
LAND With tie IMPROVEMENTS isreon. Einr en
Federal street. In Duvals addition, known IN Said
nad,h de a IF Lg ss ~
corner OF said street and ST Stephens street. fronting
80 feet inches on Federal streef with g DEPTH of
80 feet, Also, certain other LOT, with the I'm.
proycments situate on Federal street known as Lot
No. Is In DuvaPs addition, fronting on Federal street
80 feet 4:inches, and running to the corner OF 81
Stephens street 80 feet s,l..t:s y =. +
aa noF ST 81 9sssa
with the improvements Joining the propsrty OF
Brook turnpike and extending back 40 feet
After which we win sen that LOT known e LOT
Situate on the north side Of Bacons Quarter branch,
fronting 10 feet street thirty feet wide, and Pun
ming back $50 feet together such Improvements
as may be on said lot 81. VI 80; -.
TEiMs OF SALE: one-ffth cash; the residue i9.
equal installments ut SIX, twelve, eighteen, ana
twenty-four months for negotiable notes, With into
rest at SIX per centum added and the legal title re-
ia paid. T7lss,l JAMES C.TAYLOR.
51i JOHN A.=MEREDYTH, 3
F. T. TURNER.
Sale conducted by LEE& Z t5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
- BY l.. u. NeYburu,
Real Estate Agent and Atcdoneer,
lol4 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF. GOOD WILL AND
II FIXTURES OF THE SOUTHERN STEAM
LAUNDRY AND DYE WoRKS.-on WEDNEss-s
DAY, january sd, at IL O'Clock d., Will Sell on INC
nrcnsps broad street near corner Of Ihlfg), tng
GOOD WILL and FIXTURES Of tho nboye-named
establishments consisting of susi,
ness, with necessary fixtures Tor weu-re2u!lteu
Dye Works and Laundry.
STEAM and WATER PIPING
-s DRY SHEDS, &c, &C., Il
everything I'm place to continue profitable buoi-
ncss-to be sold az whole. n n Saru,puRE
do Satds. ;.t Aueti0neer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

ENOR RENT, Il DESIRABLE BRICK g.
Il RESIDENCE corner OF Main and Jefferson I'D
streets containing eleven with water and gas
in same. Possession given immediately Apply ON
the premises or 10 Il. IL. WOODWARD.
dc os-lw No. 10 Seventh street
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FURNITURE, DC.
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURE
w ING and receiving tie most extensive u
and elegant stock OF r
.aa ~#l- FURNITURE 81
that has ever been offered TO the people of Virginia
We would particularly call the attention Of the pub
lie to our CHA MBER and PARLOR FURNITURG,
being Of superior workmanship aud newest patterns
You win ind IN orr wareroolns
WARDROBES, BUREAUS, -
BEDSTEADS, WASHSThNDS,
TABLES. SIDEBOARDS. E%
ETHGERES, MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS, DESKS, SAFES,
with great variety of other FURNITURE: 1t will
afford rs pleasure to show all WHO nEy call on US
through our HarrfOonis.
HARDWOOD & RITTER, :
sc IT. Governor street, Richmond Va.
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LOST, STRATED, &C.

I OST, ON the evening of December,StsgN
IL eth, my CANARY. with black featherS}jtsyg
In one Of its wings. a liberal reward will ego
paid II returned to $50
W. Ii. KEININGHAA1.
&c SO-3t 1103 Maiu street,
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DAYILIo NJ SPRING (sARAToGA15
WATFR.-Th water Is cofasderrd the very
best bottled st sarasoga end ta most 1e1I
VA sySfssI i MEAT JUICE; on, GEN OF
LIFE, elegantly put mp In 5ars esp gaT
M Tsar ala by .'s ss ids iii 81 = DFE.
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y -
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z os strees bstwcem 1fisia snd
WE Will OFFER an A Il u. sj On
\. MONDAI, Jan,lasy fsts at dSf stnsss Nh.
Do half past 10 O'Clock A. M., iarke and dnsarnhac
stoek ofsGROCERIES,& &C.. conaistfng OF 80 -
$500. BACON-Stdeas Shoulders, and BreastEs sse
5s''s SCGA Rs and GgFFEESs z -s2-S'' Es557
'a aMMf sasI ss and BIssk
CHEESE and ARD, ", = fs5Ss
rs 4'sIRUPS aId MeLASSES, 10
81 5feYINEGAR,s @ "a ~ Y 5sfyFs4s
..s BI CARB. ard SAL. SODA. ~ =
BROeMS, BUCKETS, and TUBS; y
BLACkING and BRUSHESs &c. gsq 3.gsesg.
la1 j. d. WHITEHEAD q co.
BY Thomas w. Keesce, Austtoneer, -
y, $50, NO. isl7 Main street. 80
pLANos, BOOKS, HOUSEHOLD FUR
| Il NITURE. &c,ATAUCTIoN.-THS DAY al
10 O'clock will sell at my ancton-house Ego.
lEIUsLWooQ and MAHOGANY.CASE PLANES,
H 5alfes WALNUT CHAMBER SUI !, 50 60 ~
W SsAaRk1Isl BEEs}kEAus' "AsasTAsDs'sa ans
MsIA.R Is[,I md PLAIN s1DEBoARDs,
s5AHoGANf BOOKCASES, a IT, p Is!
SOFAS and LOUNGES. -. N k5l.,.ss
EE ATHER BEDS, holsters. and PILLOWS
HAIR and SHUCR AfATTRFSsESs1 .>1~S..l -.
EXTENSION,LEAF,an md CENTRE TABLES;
SEWING-MACHlNES, - - "a,
PLATFORM SCALES,
A slnalI lot Of MEDICAL BOOKS. &c. A2E
s4r Is THOMAS w. KEESEE,s
u Auctionecr.
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TOBACCO FACTORY FOR REN L Ftfas
Il OR SALE-A large, well-arrangctk and Sd
nearly new TOBACCO FACTORY, situated lmnlc-
diateiy on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, at
Frederick Hall depot, Louisa county, Va, Is for
rent or sale
de ls-3taw.w =. w. HARRIS. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

EOR RENT, Il neat BRICK DWELL ON
a ING OIL Clay street near Elba Park, con-AIi4L
tanning five rooms. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
dc 2Q-it Hcal Estate Agent and AMctiOncer.