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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-24
By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer<.
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A ARGE
l. BRICK DWELLING AND LOr ON THE.
WEST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH STREET RE-
TWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREET, ny
AUCTION Being required TO execute the prcvi.
sions of certain deed Of trust in which am iris.
tee bearing date on the 10th day Of September 1870
and duly recorded I'm the clerks Office OF the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city of Richmond. in u. b. ee 4
D. IS. shall proceed TO sell by auction, on the prem
iscs- on THURSDAY the I'd of October. ls7? al 4
O'Clock =. NJ, that TART + The REAL ESTATE lie
scrhed In said deed, ms j; hereinafter mentioned
consisting Of BRICK DWELLING; with three
floors one I'm the basement and two above. with three
rooms on each floor. besides closets. with gas and
water, and ample kitchen room. anil The usual ont
houses, In good repair and Lot So by 81 feet located
as abeve.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay of the sum Of
sl.asI32 with interest on f4633 from nth OF InIy
1877 and on $lsOo from I'd June 1872. until paid The
residue on such terms shall I've announced 1T the
time Of sale. when more literal terms may be given
than offered above. j. a. RICHARDSON.
Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co, Real Estate Aucticuccrs.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud 3uctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF THAT MOST
Il DESIRABLE THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWEN-
TY-NTNTH STREET, BETWEEN FRANKLIN
AND MAIN STREETS, FRONTING ON MAR
SHALL SQUARE, AT AUCTIOS--In execution
of the provisions Of deed OF trust from - IL. Burn
ham, trustee to the subscriber rs trustee, dated Sd OF
March, 1877, and recorded In Richmond ChaDccry
Court Office being thereto required by the creditor
secured Will sell at auction, upon the premises on
FRIDAY, 27th September. at o'clock L. NJ, the
RESIDENCE situated above. formerly owned
and occupied by Thomas Potts Esq. IL has eleven
rooms, ard Is finished In the most approved and
thorough manner The kitchen has -four rooms, and
there Is ci;y water ard gas. also pump OF good WI
ter In the yard.
The lot fronts l3 feet cn TwcniJ.rinta street and
runs through 10 Thrtieth etit;, nu ~ adorned Win
beautiful shrubbery and lowers, and has besides
variety Of choice fruit In the garden.
The .ualu Is on lihby's Hin. and affords one OF
the most beautiful and extensive views IN tue cry,
overlooking the river and country above ana bcow
for many miles. . !,
sale and to pay off note for 81 s346s, due tsth
t.u,rr ls7s: on credit to Si,sss.l2 until lstis
March, 1879: on further credit as TO $laif.ss until
l5lh Septemfer 1873; and ihr residue apon terms To
lie made known nj time OF sale-the credit pay inents
10 bear Interest from the day ct sale, and TO be Sc
cured by trust deed. r. w. GRUDBS, Trustee.
GRuBBS g. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Sc II
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~ ". tiOiltIin.
Auctinugr and Rool Estate Agent.
cnrner Eleventh and Ranh directs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TINT
CDESIRA BLY-LOCATED TRACT OF LANI,
OF ABOUT -FDRTY-FDUR ACRES. On THE
WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE. HALF-MILE
SOUTHEAST OF RICIiMOND.-By Virtue of A
decree Of the Circuit Court Of fIenrico entered on
the 9Th June 1872. IN tie Of WcOlfolks eNecr,-
tor against WoClfrIk's cXccutrtI. VIC, II special
commissioners thereby appointed. shall sell at aur-
ton on the premises. on THURSDAY the ID t,y Of
October ls7!, at "a O'Clock j. NJ tlf fair: If not
the first fair day thereatier.l That VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND located rs above. adjoining The
cottage recently owned by Mr.. X. ". MCt;ludtr
and opposite tie farm OF the late william Lnctus
Harrison, containing FOETT-FOtk ACRES more
..r less. from which should he deducted about one
acre recently conveyed ~ the firsinil >agar Re-
lining Company, and the right 10 flo" the water
from the srring OH the land over the lands Of the
said Voolfolk.
mis- luuu lies beautifully for building sites; and
by reason Of the early completion Of the Chez
peakr aud ohio railroad aud the nearncss Of this
land 10 the depot Of that company on James n'sr,
adds greatly t. It's prospective value.
TERMS Enough I'm cash to deiray expenses If
sale aud cost Of suit balance In one, twG and Three
wears. for negotiable notes, interest added SItisac-
tOrily endorsed, and title retained 'intH Ill NJ Tho
purchase money Is fully paid and conveyance ~
dercd ly the cunr.
4 plat of the property can I've seen at tina office Of
the auctiouecr.
LII I;iH cA 4 VTStIr Commissioners.
al, Id
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I:prASArollS. September 23.--Mr. Greeley
arrived here al $50 Z. NJ, and was received
by Il large crowd at the depot. lie was met
at Louisville by n committee from this city
Ibis morning ut 3 O'Clock, and lie crossed the
river to Jrilcr>onvlllc, where, in response to
calls from the crowd gathered there. he made
Il speech. His remarks were i'll the interests
of the ahoring class, from which he bad
sprung. He said his feelings had always
been with the immense masses OF mankind,
who in al arcs are required to SubslSt by
their own manual labor. In politics he had
ALWAYS ncaut to be. as in business he always
meant to be. Il friend of the laboring class.
lie was in the DAYS Of slavery an enemy to
slavery because he thought slavery was in
consistent with the rights, dignity, and high
est well-being of free labor. So when our
great trouble came on he was anxious, first
of all, that the laboring class should be every
where free men. lie was anxious, most,
that our couutry's unity should be preserved
without bloodshcd if that were possible, by
means Of blood,hed if that dire alternative
should be fastened upon us.
He said MY thoughts have been given
to the public warm and fresh--sometilncs
before an opportunity has been afforded for
due consideration and correction, and very
often mingled with thoughts Of others, which
were not my own. but which it was very
easy to attribute to me. My course has been
plain and simple. | say down with all man
ner of lawlessncss and violence. Ii there
are krklux or other disturbances put them
down with strong hands. for mercy to them
is quite Il different thing from mercy 10 the
quiet, peaceable men of the country"
Mr.. Greeley repeated his views in favor OF
general amnesty, as in previous speeches.
He concluded by saying: "Let disfranchise-
ment pass away. Let us be united. Let
amnesty and good feeling be restored be.
cause we all stand on one common ground
This is all would say to you.
Il have but little time to be among you, but
Go appeal to misunderstanding now rs she
does almost the leader of the advanced hope
of free States-l appeal to her TO let hel
voice be heard in the coming election on the
side Of national reconciliation and universe
amnesty. Other States will heed her if thai
is her Judgment. Let not false pride
let no other party attachment; let NJ
devotion TO leaders, however able, how
ever good; let nothing stitie that voice
let it echo acrOSs-a sign, Il note o
peace. of gladneSS: let the DISTINGUISHED heal
ii Us token of good cheer and good will
let the people everywhere read and Learn
thui Indiana has declared for the restoration
of the lust American to the common priv
lege of American citizenship; and the coun
try will rejoice that the reign of proscrip
ton is over. and that the people have dc
clared that all people shall lie free anC
ec,lnl"
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w.,.,,cr Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. September 2o.-for New
England, Tuesday, southeIly WINDS ano
partially cloudy weather. FOR the Miuu it
States, southcastcrly to southwestefiy mlnaS
with increasing cloudiness ana areas OF ram
over the northwestern portions OF New YORK
and Pennsylvania. For the South At@ntic
and Gulf States. cast OF the MISSISSIPPI, east
erlv to sopthcrly winds, cloudy weather, ano
rain areas; The pressure will continue
diminishing from Tennessee to the Ekcs
with increasing southerly to eaStcriy WINGS,
and probably cloudy weather from the sontn'
ern horton of Missouri to the southern por'
ton OF Ohio southwark to Tennessee but
with cloudy weather and rain north OF the
latter region.
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By Grubbs & Williams:
AuctlnaeeTS aud keSi tssate ~ ps,,L.
Eleventh. street between Nsin aho o''

THE VERY DESIRARLf. ~ IA, ~
l. BRICK UWELLiSG; 40; ~ tSn ElFfU
sTREETs, AT AUCTI0N.-oB rRSks,ip ,,.,n he
September, at O'Clock We WI 81 neu
psove n n foleman's residence. IL has zen ~ nd
besides aitchen with four roems' VAIN s''
water. ..r.ca s,,eas and rus,
n.,n 10 m .lley hsving also side alley 'sallnS Ia
re ,Se street. The situation Is one 81 lay OF
The ely, and il especially suited for prose7''0'
TENS @ 'c-foarth casa balance ~ SIX, m,sh II.
and eisSteen months for negotiable aos., WIZ s,,t
tercet aatr,i y. ) per cent. per ah nv .i,,S
ny trust Deco fos'ssGEUBB S s. WILLIAM,
4Ale,sehssts,
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TOrpedo.Boat SUnk--Narrou Escape Of
Three Men.

New YORK, September 23.-The torpedo.
bout launched at the navy-yard three weeks
ago suddenly sunk after the officers had been
making experiments. There were three me-
chanics on board, who went down with the
vessel. After two hours work the boat was
raised and tie men found alive. The COM
pressed air with which the vessel is supplied,
i'll alright tanks, not being exhausted, had
saved their lives. Naval Constructor Dclauo
has condemned the boat.
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M ANTED, aG0OD HOUsE-SERvANT:
w Must know how to wash and iron. Apply III
No eos Fiji, street, &c Zl"St"
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PuLApELrurA. September o3.-Corneilu as
nr,scoll aged twenty -four, about a week age
r ,au to contend In prize-iight, but 1t was
declared % off by the stakeholder, as Price dlo
not come up. The parties met privately tft
same day. and from blow received It u
alleged s death was caused to Driscoll, who
died Saturday. Price and his seconds have
been .nkcn into custody.
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The Campaign.
Especial kilograms 10 the Richmond Dispatch.I
TENNESSEE.

Jspecial kilograms TO the Richmond Dispatch.I
TENNESSEE.
RR,sTor, Tenn. September 23.-EN-Prcsl-
dent Andrew johnson, Hon. Horace May
nard and General Cheatham, all candidates
for Congress for the State at large, arrived
tonight. and will discuss the issues of the
day tomorrow. Reporters from New York
rapers are here.
VIRGINIA.
ABISGroS. Va, september 2".-A discus
sion took place here to-day between DR.. }.
B. Stoyall (Radical elector for the State Mt
largc) and Major Joseph I. Campbell, OF this
place. 1t is hardly necessary to say that Ma
jor Campbell dealt his opponent some hard
and telling blows, and that long period will
clause before the Doctor will recover from
the effects of Major CamphelFS terrible cxco-
ration. After the discussion was over "A
meeting Of tie Conservatives was held in
the courthouse for the purpose of ef1ectInS
more thorough organization OF the party.
PETERSBURG. September 23.--The Fourth
Ward Conservative Club tonight elected
CAPTAIN Daniel Dodson and y. W. johnson
delegates TO Etrkcyillc; altcrnotcS, j. ID.
Young and Willie Ncnable. The club then
adjourned. and the meeting organized the
Cockadc Greeley and Brown Club, with
Captain Dodsou president, A. a. Traylor }.
w. johnson. and a. A. Rand, as yce-pres-
dents, und j. D. Young secretary and treas
urer. The Ward meeting adopted rcsolu-
tons in favor Of the population basis of
representation.
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,o,,. ,r me steamer Mett..

BosroS. September 23.-A hottie wa
picked up OH Friday last near WOODS HOE
containing letter dated August 90 ID
which the writer says he was passenger on
the steamer Metis, wrecked on that morn
ing. and that he was then OH rait alone. he
had wife and two children, was natiVe o.
New Castle Pa, and his name was Charles
II poips, :
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ser York stock and Money Market

N9W fNFN SfVrN SHeh y"
New YosK. September 23.-Moncy csoseo
at 2 to i. Sterling decidedly higher 'eaaits
bankers asking II. Gold, 1l4to ll4s. "o''
ernmcnts very strong. States strong, on'
little doing: Vcnnessees, old and new, ~
v;rpinia,s, Az; new, As; conso!s, 500; dc
ferrcd. IS. Lousiana's, SO; new, ~. LcVees'
6s. SIS. 60. A!abama's, 80; 5's. 90. Geof'
Gins. 10: rs. S.. North Caro'ina's. s.
new, 20: special tax, II. South Cafoh"' y
so: new, "a: April and October, -.
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Assigned to Duty.

WASHINGTON, September 23.-SuperVlsor
Cobb has been assigned to duty i'll the inter
ral revenue district heretofore under charge
of Supervisor Emery.
Supervisor Perry has been reassigned to
duty in Virginia, West Virginia, North and
South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.
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Sxno,, mr., fl,a Erie daRnI.

NEW York, September 23.-A steam canal
boat arrived here from Buffalo yeesterda!
with full freight, ria the Erie canal, IN hve
DAYS: less time than by the usual horse ioco.
motion. Thi. is the first steam G'nal-poal
that l,as made Il fall trip.
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Arrival or the Peruvian.

NORFOLK, September 23-Tbe steamship
Peruvian arrived here from Liverpool to-
day, and landed sixty cabin and Storage
passengers. Among the former are G. &.
Fulton lof the Baltimore American| mud
daughter and eX.Confedeate General Pen.
dieton aud daughter.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New York. September 23.-Cotton easy; sales
arst hales: uplamds, lssc.: Orleans. lAsc. Flolil
Quiet and unchanged Whiskcy dull and unchanged
Winter wheat in limited supply and unchanged;
spring. 2Mac lower. Corn In fair DEMAND ma price,
noninal Beef quiet Lard unchanged. Turner
tine dnll Rosu unchanged. Tallow quiet. Freisht'
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WANTED, FIVE HUNDRED THOU
w Sam SaJL-EEG POLES at my cooper
shop. corner Eleventh and Byrd street, ,,o,r1r
ef-1oC3tS JOHS " TIit
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by Wellington God,lin,
Auction"rr and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FARM OF TWO
Il HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES. On
THE WHITE OAK SWAMP R0AD; ABOUT
MON p-l,y virtue of deed of trust executed e.
the subscriber by Anthony Wagner. trustee for NIs.
Louisa Wagner. bearing Jatr Ist August, lsll duly
recorded In Henrco County Court on the LIST OF Sep
temlrr. 1911 shall, I'm execution thereof, proceed
to sci, ut public auction. at my office, corner OF
Bank and Eleventh streets. in the city Of Richmond.
on FRIDAY the eth of September, ls72, ut II
O'Clock NJ, the FARM located as above. now 0cc,I-
pied by Mrs. Wagner. adjoining the farms OF MT.
Boltz and Others. containing TWO HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY ACRES. OF which about one-liaii
Is In wcos. mostly pines suitable for cord-wood)
the other hal; is partially cleared OF which about
forty acres are in cultivation. The Improvements
consist of small hut comfortable dwelling and the
usual oHt-buiiingS
TERMS: Enough In cash TO dcfray expenses Of
sale and the notes past due amounting TO about
$50 on Il credit az I" s.lC until the with of March.
1873: on credit 80 S.3e.65 until 1Uih OF March.
1874: and as To tie rcsi,iue such terms the
debtor may prescribe and direct,
selT ". GDDDiS. Trustee.
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TOR SALE PRIV ATELl," MlLION,~
in Charles CITY county. on James river. thirty
five miles from Richmond by land. siA!y by wafer:
five from CourfhGGEc. che and 4 half from pn-t-
Office and churches: stores. &C., convenient. Inc
dwelling on n handSo;Uc euuencc, has six r,,cn,s
requisite 0u,-houscs in good order. CortGus Fpy },
HtNnRED AND SENEETl-THu ACRES. half
in cultivation. variety Of suils. producing usual
crops and well adaptc 10 clover AND other GRASSES
the other half In wood. Fish &C.. abundant. PRICE
Low AND LONG CREDIT. For q good bargain apply
~ once 10 J. H. APPFRSON.
go 13-et Real Estate Agent and kucgioneer.
i ANDS.-I have in my hands for sale
AILASDS. In large aud small quantities. In
almost every section of the State. number at
Them are large. trst-rass estates. with splendid
improvements, and dcSirably located OH rla'igab!e
rivers railroads.
GEORGE VI. DREWRY.
Sc la-lm J014 Main street.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
amrtfonrers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a TRACT OF
4 LAND.-As trustees. substituted as such by an
order of Amelia County Court at Its May term, ls2
In a decd of trust executed by Richard l. Archer TO
Steuhen r. Egglrstou on the LIST Of January. 1885, We
viii expose to sale at the door Of Itnclll county
cuul t-l1use. to the highest bidder. al public auction
on WEDNESDAY the 18th day september thc:ns
court-.Iavl, at IL o'clock NJ, all that TRACT OF
LAND living about three miles from the court
house conveyed by the said Richard T. Archer to
the slid EggIc.ton for the benefit OF Fra.lcs T.
Archer containing about GSt THO uSANp FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, 1T the same more
or Iesa The tract lies Nibs creek, and the Dan
willie railroad runs through It. The improvements
are lalg. trrc-sory mansion house In good repair,
and necessary outhoscs. The tract will be SOLD sub
ect tn the dover IF the widow of RrlardT Archer.
deceased.
TERMS: Cash. WILLIAM T.. EOYALL,
LEIGH j. PAGE.
SuJ-rrustecs.
cpr-rpS e WILLIAMS. Auctjoncurs 81 2i-2t
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NY ANTEp. a WHITE SETTLED Wo-
w MAN TO take charge of four children. who Is
willing tn make herself generally useful In fanny
,nnjv n 500 Twenty eighth street. Sc 2t-.I
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TRAINED DWELLING AND LARGE
L LOT, on THE WEST SIDE OF SECOND
STREET At IT.: INTERSECTIONS WITH TIE
North LINE OF JhEkSDN STREET, At AUG
TlOS This property. owned by The heirs OF Mrs.
" j. Parneil. will ht Sold II auction. rpon the pre-
misses. on SATURDAY. 18th nf September, ut S
o'clock p. VI. .
1t has double framed tenement with SIX rooms.
pesides basement of brick. and brick Kitchen with
Two rooms, AMI can I've easily converted into two
terements suitable for dwellings or stores.
The lot Is 52x!35 feet.
go ~ Auction, prs.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers.
corncr of Governor and Franklin streets.

nv Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers.
CORNER of Governor and Franklin streets.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
IN HOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, SHOES,
&c.. AT AUCTION.-TH1S DAY OF 10 O'CLOCK We
viii sell at our auctiOn-ro0uas n,Err
s Sss, raj BRTssELs and INGRAM CARPETS,
Ierny Lind and Cottage BEpSIEhDs, ,ocR
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS anu ho>'A
wARnR;oBEs. BUREAUS. and WAsHsTANDs'
LOUNGES. EXTENSION TABLES,
double and Single MATTRESS s,p-,1SS
DAMASh CuflAiS"'
MARBLE-TOP TABLES,
CO0EiNG-STOyES and RAkSEs.
IS,ce aud parior HEATTSG-STOFt &c.
'. ALSO,
10 close conllgnment, ,ocuorS
~ i''- COOK & LAUGH ron.
Auctioneere.
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r WILL OFFER FOR SALE ON TUES
l. DAY the sth day Of October. 1872. a TRACT OF
/ LAND containing FOUR HUNDRED AND FIF-
TY-FIVE ACRES, one-half I'm original growth o!
pine and oak timber lying Immediately OH the Ches-
arcake and Ohio railroad one mile from Trrvillan's
depot. The land has OH IL comfortable dwelling
house with six rooms aud large basement or eel
lar aud all necessary out-bndrgs. Now Is the time
to get the very best timbered land In the whole
county. This land has any quantity Of the best
forest pine on II.
will also SELL AT the came place and same time. n
HOUSE and LOT 1T GnrdOrsvilIe The lot contains
n quarter OF an acre of land. with new dwelling
Eoilse with four rooms. For any Information de-
sired, address &. ;. DGG.
TTcyi!ians Depot,
So .c-ios Chesapeake and ohio rIilrrad.
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: !. Uervoy sal,nEs--Futnre Ds q
By Gruhis q williams,
Anctionecrs and Real Estate Agents
r,arant,, street between Main and Ba,;a

r,,HE VERY DEsIRABLY-LOCiiTTE!sDI9
BRICK DWELLING, No: IL % fiF ION
SihE Ar hIICTI0N.--On WEDNESDAY the "a
of October at oclcck p b. we viii sell; lyon tie
premises the above-descried lWELL t,rs fnn u
occupied Try DIR. X. n. Hudson. IL co 2d and has
ali the modern improvements cuivsrts, &c: IL may
no seen from 4 10 p. NJ. until the day OF SAFE:
This Is in every respect 0ue Vi 'A' ~
residences now on the market. ,-,,,r,Ns
lEitAo. ~ saw kuctioreers.
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Ry Gruhbs & williams.
Zeal Estate Agents aud Aprtiouccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWELVE MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILD
4 ING LOTS N SlDNEY.nN ASHLAND AND
RUTItRFOORD STREETS, AT AUCTlON.-On
MONDAY. September Both, ut O'Clock p. NJ. We
will sell upon the premises, the property above re-
irrred to-Six The south side Of Ashland street
between Randolph AMI Washington streets. and SIX
on the north side Of Rutherford street In rear OF
the above.
Each lot is 35A2OO feet 10 III alley nineteen feet
wide.
Some OF these lots occupy one of The most elera-
ted aud beautiful situations In the vicinity of the city.
commanding a extensive view Of the city and sur
rounding country for miles around aud they are all
desirable for building sites.
The unusual depth of the lots and their eligibility
for hIiIJiug sicy should attract bidders seeking pure
air with ample space for gardeus, combined with
ccuyc lent access To- The city and moderate prices
TERMS: AZ the sale.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS,
go " auriioncrrs.
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LONDON, September 23.-sno" fell at Shef
field and in the neighborhood OF that city
Yesterday.
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Ny Hill y tioddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs,
No 1lDs Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING ON
Y TIE EAST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET FOR
SALE AZ AUCTIOS.-On FRIDAY the eth In
slant AT O'Clock. ut the request of the owner. we
sil sell on the premise. The VALUABLE RRlCIi
DWELLING No. fj1 tifth street, near Leigh. con-
timing nine rooms. The lot fronts forty feet, run
Mug The usual depth. This property h situated In
one OF the best nciehbnrhoods. now rented to good
tenant. Gas and water OH The premises.
This property can be bought privately before tie
day OF sale by application 10 Us:
TERMS: At sale. hill i GCDi)IN.
ca 2n Auctoncers.
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BY Robertson < Gruliaugh,
Real Estatc Agents and AuciiUnCrrs,
Manchester. Va.

A VERY DESIRABLE FRAME RESI-
IA DENCE IN MANCHESTER. on the corner
Of Ninth aud Stockton streets, containing TX rooms
kitchen and dairy. with al necessary out-buiidiu2s.
Lot fronts lis feet Ninth street. vi depth of
1876 feet. The situation of this Gosc Is very excel
lent aud we c0nimeuA 1t to the attention of parties
wishing 4 home In Manchester. Price reasonable
and terms liberal.
A,,oa!.Or Of 10 feet front on the southeast side
Of Hull street inst above The corner Of Tenth, having
depth OF 100 feet This l. one of the most eligible
sites fer a business stand in Manchester. fsrtits
Wishing such place will do well 10 cali on
ROBERTSON & RRUNATGU.
office opposite the cOurt-hcu=e.
Sc Hui street. Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-24

PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. September 23.-Becvcs dull aud
lower this week sales 42r0 head ut T75aNTl 10 ior
extrD PENNSYLVANIA western steers ESQ ~ Tor falr
10 good .lats5.sc for common. II cwt. Shcep IN
fir demand sales 1000 he,d at ss6Gc. p h. Hogs
dull and lower: sales 1867 head at S7aI1ns'.t5 q