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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

orr FOR HOLIDAY .--One of our young
citizens (says the Cleveland Leader who
went recently TO farm in the country to
seek I" health instead of dissipation" return
ed the ether day II little out of sorts. He had
blistered his hands hoeing corn, and torn the
seat out of pair Of twenty-dol!ar pants at a
picnic; one eye was blackeded from attempt
Ing to draw water with an old oaken bucket
and u crank: his forehead was frescoed with
mosquito bites; stone-bruise gave him the
Alexandria limp; he was treckled like the
leopard, and had been sun-struck four times.
With these exceptions he Ind experienced
an elegant time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

WHo READS AN AMERICAN BooK:-A
special attraction in the library Of the Bri-
tiSh museum is the completeness of collec-
tons of American books. This is Of modern
date. In 1913 there were not more than one
thousand American books in the English
department. Two years later list drawn
up showed that ten thousand books were
wanting TO render the department fairly
representative. Measures were ct once taken
fox purchasing tie entire number. Since
that time additions have been made which
have increased the number zone hundred
thousand). Consequently the museum now
contains not only the best purely American
library out Of America, but one even more
complete than any in the United States. The
facts quoted require no comment. They are
eloquent in their suggestiyeness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
by Grnbbs s. Williams
Real Estate Agents siid Aae'''' ,n,.
4 Eleventh street nsfgeen Main aii! Dan

1--WE VERY RaNDSoaE ~ ta1HEoap
L0rs ON FHE NORTH SIDE , ~ coz
STREET OPPOSITE 70 ,IsiS 1SanSRTH slpss
IEGE, ALSO A Lot On NJ H ssn;SE STREhi'
Er AIicrioS.-on SATURDAY, a h. M ar Tsi,ts.
Mt e,clockp NJ, We Viii sn upon ,pe and K,sstt
IoT at the northwest corner Of b ssS coTnsf
streets: also four others O. ts ~ nv sbont
They lie Ssautisaily, eyero9Sing y, tmt,sose se
Richmond College, and are likely - '
rapidly Ia value. oT IA the pay -,
q is,, an ne north side OF Cay sls .r. As
eas Of Bore street 20 by 20 tsss y new
ssautifis. tos !; Ii sdleias The aeast Us =.
Tsasts: AZ ss5A an usiss = Austisas'ss
40 Z 49, ~ 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE,
4 hTTRACTIyE, AND FIRST-CLASS RESI-
DENIE AND VACANT LOTS AT THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND JEFF Err
son STREETS.-By virtue of deed Of trust from
Mr. William =. TAYLOR and wife, dated August 2s,
1867, duly recorded, The undersigned being thereto
requested by the beneficiary, will sell at auction. on
the premises. on FRIDAY the lth October, 1872. 1T
81 O'Clock +. ~ III fair, II not, the first fair day
tcrcaftcr) the large, well-arlaHEed and iashlona-
bfv-located RESIDENCE of Mr.. W. I. TAYLOR, with
front OF Is feet on Franklin street by depth Of $50
feet 10 an alley ten feet wide. This dwelling con-
tlius fifteen rooms, six Of which are in the base
ment, finished and plastcrcd six on the first floor,
Including two large pariors connected by sliding
doors, library. and three chambers, and thgee CHAIN
bcrs on the second floor, aud IS built Of brick and
succeed. with two-stOry p0rt!co In rear, and In
front OF The dwelling there Is large colonadc por-
tco, extending above the second story and running
the whole length Of the main building.
III the yard next to Jefferson street there Is large
brick kitchen with four rooms above HE basement
The garden is tascfuy laid out, and is set In choice
fruit trees grape-vtncs. &c.
Also, LOT To the east of said dwelling. fronting
% feet OH Franklin street, running back l3l feet u
said alley, with the use thereof
Also, LOT fronting on The east line OF Jefferson
street 20 by 100 feet, with the Of said alley.
The foregoing property should attract the special
attention Of those desiring iirst-rafe home or IN.
vestment In the most desirable and improving part
of our city.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance at 6, 10, 10, 81
and so months for negotiable bearing eight pei
cent per interest half yearly, secured by
deed Of trust. JAMES PIEASANTS,
ROBERT i. TAYLOR,
DC Trustees.
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e. Richardson C Co.,
Real State Agents and Auctsonecrs,
No. 1ll3 Main street.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK COTTA(

A BEAUTIFUL BRICK COTTAGE,
n no. 3GG. AND LOT 2etxl07 IEET, On THE
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET BEJh EE
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SAL II
BY shall sell bv auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY the Sth instant, at i o'clock
has two stories conttiuing six three on each
floor, with gus throughout, and water at the back
door.
This property has been built in the last few years
with great care and taste. and with 4 view TO adding
another story or building In front, rs might seem
most advisable. Tie situation OF This property
among the most desirable In the city and building
of its size is seldom offered for sale in so cent ri
location. which should especially commend 1t to
buyeTs with moderate IacIHs.
TERMS: Onc-hird cash haancein siXand twelve
months with Interest. and secured by deed OF
trust. RiCIAEDSpN ",
nc l-Gl AuctOncers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
BY j. l.. hpperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
No, l0lG Main street.

TWO REALLY VALUABLE BUILD
/ ING LOTS, Of THE NORTH LINE OF
FRANkLIN BETWEEN BELYIDERE AND
PINE STREETS: lMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE T,
"MONRUE PARK FOR SALE BY ACClloS.
on FRIDAY. October 18th, at o'clock l. NJ, on inc
premises, I will sell the two beautiful BUILDING
LOTS located a. above, aud adjoining OIL INC east
Mr.. Robert c. Mortons residence i'll course OF COLI
Each lot has front of 30 feet and depth Of about
$50 feet TO all alley % feet wide.
'rIc LOCATION being beautiful, pleasant, aud faeli-
nab,e ral1idy advancing IN value well ~ uinln-
shing IN quantity sale. IL behoorcs those WHO de-
sire to bald on ibis favored and tavore Locality 70
s-cure lot as soon rs possible The street IL graded
curbet. ruttcrcd, very wide walkway paved, ana
handsome shldc-trceS planted.
TERMS: One-fourh Cash; balance III 4. 8 ana Il
months for negotiable notes. interest at per cent.
added, secured by trust decd.
So - J. l.. APPERSON, Auctioncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
By ". Goddln,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
L NINETY ACRES ON THE QUIOCCASAN
ROAD ABOUT EIGHT MILES WEST OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue of g deed of trust executed a., 10
the subscriber by Mr.. Fleming Ford bearing aa.e
5th of October, 1857, duly recorded in ienrlc0
County Court in book No. ~, page l35, shall SCI
ut auction, on the premises; on MONDAY the litii
Tho first fair day thcreufter.l the FARM located as
above. on which Mr.. Ford now resides, containing
NINETY ACRES, more or less: The improve We
mcnts consist of u SMALL DIV ELIlSG anu the
usual out-buIldings and the land is Of good quality
TERMS: Although the deed requires cash saic,
~ rho Lour of sale. W. GODDIN.
'' 49, ~ Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
By ID. n. Weisigcr, Auctioncer.

TOR SALE GRO BE REhOVEDl, THE
Il BUILDINGS on TIE CORNER OF HULL
AID FIFTH STREETS. II THE TOWN or
MANCHESTER, AZ AUCrlOS..-By rcgue,SStt. {, OF
the NIcssrs Brooke, will sell at auction on SATCR-
DAY the 5th Of October. mt 5 o'clock !. NJ, The
BUILDINGS on lot called :" Buchannan's, or 4
part of 40. 2T2. At the corner Of dull and F!ftli
streets, opposite Gary's Tavern. 70 he removed III
twenty days. The timbers and brick are very good
and offer an opportunity 10 persons building aud In
tending to lnfld to get good material on reasonable
terms.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash balance In negotiable
notes interest added, 1T sixty days, with acceptl-
blc jntorscr foe 81 u. X. WEISIGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
by Grlbbs ,E Williams.
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF ONE
7 HUNDRED AND TWE%TIIIIllIf?IE;Er !:
PRESENT RFSIUENCE OF +. r. ATk 'ESUN.
ESQ. WHO DESIRES 70 CHANGE HIS EIsl7
NESS FOR SALE AT ACCIIoS.-Me VIII sell
October. ut /. O'Clock 81. lhr very valuable LITTLE
FARM above described eighty acres cleared, the
PESiIiTNCF. nearly new, and all the usual farm
IniltiirCs: n fine orchard in fu bearing: the land
In good state OF cultivation. and well watcrcd AMI
healthy: nciEll;yorhood excellent. II Is almost OH
the Brook turnpike. about six miles from Ecli-
luond This is.;i most desirable little farm, cunvc-
uicut 10 cililrcil., mills, sc.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
cco7 AuCtiurccrg.
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BY Grubils 6 Williams,
ny VtHI5FH3 &c W
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bant

V'HE VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE
l. RESIDENCE (No. 217) on GOVERNOK on,
THIRTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FRANK.
LIN AND CAPITOL STREETS, FOR SALE Ar
AUCTlON.--The property above referred 10 for
merly occupied by the late. j. Ii. Conway. viii h,
sold at auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY.
It'll Of October, at O'Clock 7. NJ. a
The dwelling has eleven rooms besides hath
room and servants apartments, With water and "a.
throughout.
1t Is finished In the best style, and In MI IL An
pointments is 4 first class residence. ~
The situation Is very pleasant. overlooking the
Capitol Square, and the property Is particulars lie.
srablc to professional or Business gentleman bn
ing centrally situated, within few minute, walk
of The public buildings.
TERMS: Atthe sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
Oc Autfipnprrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
BY ". Gcddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets. q

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 LARGE AND
l. WELL J. LOCATED BRICK
DWELLING ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD S1REETS-
BY virtue of deed of trust executed 10 the sub
sciiber by James T. BurruSs. now deceased, hearing
date 10th August. lSG3, duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court III book No. ~ B, page TO- shall,
in execution thereof, proceed 20 sell n public auc
ton, on the premises. OH SATURDAY the 5th OF
October, 1872, at O'Clock T. NJ, II fair, ii not. on
the first fair day thereafter SUNDAY excepted. ts
LOT conveyed by the said deed, fronting on ,d
north side Of Grace stree, % feet running back Il.
feet TO al alley l35 feet wide, on whii stands large
and very excellent BRICK DWELLING, now In
the occupancy of Mr.. Thomas j. Noble, and formerly
the residence of the late John l.. Tate.
The deed requires cash sale 10 the extent Of about
OaO but am authorized by the creditor Ia say that
in lieu of cash be will. ii desired by the purchaser
accent one-fourth cash, balance at six, twelve and
eighteen months for negotiable notes Interest added
Tat nine per cent. per annunI. secured by 'ted Of
trust; as to the surplus Of sale such terms ~ the
party entitled thereto may prescribe will be an
nouIlced at the time Of sale.
". G0DDlN, Trustee
so ~ IN -, ., % ~ IN Icticr
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRAME HOUSE AND LOT, ON
a MOORE STREET NEAR BACoS% 0uAR-
viii be sold on THURSDAY the 10Th day OF Octo-
her on the premises, at 3 O'Clock j. NJ, TWO
ACRE LOT. within FRAME DWELLING thereon
containing six rooms.
The lot has front of about loo feet on Moore
street, and extends back 10 said branch. There are
two very fine springs on tic lot, ana IL Is wei
adapted for Il ta4lnery.
twill he sold Us whole or divided into lots, as
may he desired on the day Of sale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
no. huCtiOHccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
Nv T.. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
y BROAD

DRICK YELLING ON BROAD
} STREET FOX SALE At AUCTION.-At
the request of the owner, will sell OH FRIDAY
NEXT. the ith day Of october, at O'Clock, mat
very valuable BRICK DWELLING on Broad street
second below The African church, and opposite 10
Mavo street. The houS2 has nine rooms In H. water
and gas, a.ld Is conveniently arranged Tor IL EIrSe
family. ,
TFrNS. AT sale DC
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Z WILL OFFER FOR SALE ON TUES.

( Will UF + Elk Uh SALT VN Z 70"
4 DAY the Sih day OF Octcber. ls12. a TRACT oF
LAND containing FOUR HUNDRED AND FiF-
TY-FiNE ACRES, one-half IN original growth o!
pine and oak timber. lying immediately on the Ghc:-
upeake and Ohio railroad one mile from Treyfliau's
depot. The land has on il comfortable dweillng-
house, with six rooms aud large basement or Gel
lar. and all necessary outhuildings Now Is the time
10 get the very best tmhcred land IN the whole
county. This land has any quantity Of the best
forest pine Oh it. .s..
! win also sell, ut the same place and same time, 4
HOUSE and LOT ut GordOrsvlle. The lot contains
Il quarter OF acre Of Land. with dwelling
house with four rooms. For any Information de-
sired, address c. ). OGG.
Trcyiian's Depot,
SC .n-tOs Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctione er,
Oilice corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VACANT
l. LOTS ON HULL STREET, MANCHESTER,
AT AUCrfON.-By virtue or q deed OF trust exc.
c,tnd by Icander Woodson to secure the payment or
certain sum Of money therein described, given for
portion OF tie purchase money for the said lots, de.
fault having been made Ia the payment OF part OF
said decd viii proceed % sell on the premises on
FRIDAY the nth day OF October, at
street forfy-sevea fest two t,ees each, and aesS-
nated rs Lots Ma. Is and II la ercfafs paa o. the
- Falls plantation" 81. q IA &c 5Es7.5ss
TERMS. Made known on siaS oi aale: 80 3 s
L "a 3s ~ -ss1s' I JAMES III TAYLOR. Trustee.
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1--WE VERY DESIRABLE B 81 IlL12TfS

Sale conducted by d. x. WEtSiGEh' "'''''''
Sc as-2a ,Oct2.&dtd
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Rev. J. w. Logan, who died at Saratoga
On Tuesday, was one of the six bishops OF
the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
He was born in North Carolina about the
year 1910 OF slave parents. He ran away
from his master to Canada when about
twenty years old, and during the anti-slavery
agitation labored with Gerrit Smith, Lewis
Tappan, Peter Putnam, and other philan-
thropists in aiding slaves TO escape TO Canada.
Meanwhile he was converted, and by hard
work became ready and Intelligent
preacher, and at last, about four years ago,
was made a bishop. He had lived in SYRIA
cuse for the last twenty-five years. His wife
was dead, but he left several children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
Bv James II. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
Oftice corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets
UORsEs, MULES, CARTS, &C., FOR
IL SALE At AUCTION.-Nill be sold on fki-
nay, the It'll day of October, 1872, at IL O'Clock
NJ Mt Hx's stable. Tenth street between Main ana
Cary, SIX HORSES tive No bISsy-hofcses) TWO
Young and well broke Null tsuitthe 1or ri iar
{np nurnosasl FIVE ONE-ItORSE CARTS and
OSEp CbAI.-CAFT AND HARNESS, Ill IN good
order. Also, ono JCMP-SEAT ROCkAHA1 AND
HARNESS complete, Which has been but httie
used. Ssh. ,,, , ~,
over thar amount credit Of sixty days FOR SAILS
9,ctorv mcrofiallc paper with six per cent inter-
est added JAME3 NJ 1Alnol',
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GIVE VERY DESIRABLE 81 i aLnpDTfS
Il LOTS ON SEVENTH Bkl y NE EGG ~ WHICH
A ASp sA ssisEL BfuILbIXG or r. y y ~
CHESTER. AT AEGrioN.- Te2 lTsc he ~
Messrs. Brooke Win sell meGaiyiS! MI pisce a
OF the valuable prorerty When , SS lsT. tbs
tiye ,,tty lots as above deScrii&,; ttIs!rl
Seventh street, being lown LOT &c. n. v4Ess
man OF Alanches er, al loin!uS aesSfS' .
and William Hatcher u stx, iss';:
Terms: One.third cash; balance a. -, 80 lg,s9e!
and eighteen months, In nsgot,Ls.r a,s,,,s..
at peT cent added. secured Us CO.. - ,nolcrT.
90 ID. IA. " FsiGAoS'f'
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BY GrubbS 4 williams
BN truDDS & Vt IIIIIIHS.
Auc;ioucrrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street hetwCen Main and i.allk,

GENEN VERY + L Az TIE I L AND
~ RAPIULT-lMpRoVlSG LOTS. IN NJ AN
CHESTER, AT ATCTiQN.-On FRlD ~. it'll OF
October. AT a O'Clock p. n. viii sell upon the
premises. LOT No. IS In the plan Of Manchester, ~
fronting 1872 feet on the east side Of Porter street 10y
l55 feet 10 an alley twenty feet wide.
Also. THREE.-FOUETIiS OF LOT No. II, nj
MORT Invest corner of I,ainhrirlcc and Zones streets.
adjoining the building Of Mr. &. +. Moore now
in course OF erection. % by l5J feet TO an alley
twenty feet wide
This property will he laid off into seven lots each
30 by 1875 feet to an alley twenty feet VIDE
These are ainong the prettest and most improving
lots now in the market in Manchester. and those
having III eye 10 iudcous and profitable investment
should not fail to attend.
Terms: At sale GRUDBS 6 WILLIAMS,
0r huctOuccrS.
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Stock of HORSES, MULES,
COWS, and HOGS.
DI GTsTI0N TIT ENSlIS
= BY DIX. weIs,gcr, .iuc;ioEeer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or THAI

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAI
" LARGE AND VE2Y DESlR ~ + ]"
BRICK RESIDENCE. AND ihPhOEf Nh,'t'
TIRETO BELONGING. WITH OIERA ~ AVN
OF LAND. THE RESiDEECE o. TIE =, ~ ~ !:
OF POTTER BETWEEN SIXTH Ahp ~
EETH STREETS, MANCHESTER, - AI].,it
TiUS.-In pursuance OF a decree ni u.e ~.
Court OF Chesterfield county al IT, hay 'rtiG,
IN the suit styled Julia 8ichacs hG'II''m IN,
Thomas Ea,en, Jr., we VIII proceed - s"i'%m IN
premises ut public auction, on J tSi,A I.,Iy
DAY OF October, l:72, at O'Clock /. "a w. ~
valuable and attractive property Ics.l'G y, ,1.r
The residence contains tao rariorS SIX IN ,;rs,
bcTs, closets, &C.: four large roolns aia .,gh IT,
Ia the basement: three wide passages i'tpuS '.,-.
middle with private stairway: h"s-a!t - r,s,r
porches and Beautiful sladc-ii.cS !r2nt NJ Lea
one Kitchen With five rooms. and one sIis;e IN
wood ard coal-houscs, ~atcr-csoactS dii {" Ia
supplied with wafer. aud water a!sy " ''s
grape-yIues shlIbbery, &C., III tI.e S.il, re-!
The premises embrace TONS LoIH ~ ~. 80
DO a3i! and a mart OF TodiS tenement, az. ", 49,.
fronting 2st feet and running hscA ~ ~ ~ ne
and is only four squares from The ire' ". IL. rT.
street to which Is tie western ocuhnat "
perty, now being graded and iEaproNr'i' .,,..,i,.
A better opportunity Tor inSIStb,!'I w. w., ,ov il
ton has not been offered ~ Manchester WV
the time 10 buy. 81, ,,r,,,rrty czs -
Persons desiring 10 examine lEls pttoFo o,sri.ss.
so by calling on the auctioneer OF ~ ~ cyc po,
TFpNs. Ine-fourtf, cash; ba'aii'" ~ -, IN
and three years, Interest addea !. - t,.I.
negotiable not Is, secured hJ 1877 - % ,trDlTE
....... G.. c. McRAt, ,-...,.
Sale conducted by d. x. WEisiGEh' A'''''''.
Sc 25-2e ,0ct2.&dtd
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Believers in the "clild-!ikc and bland" IN
nocence Of The lamb arc staggered by tEc
rcrrcIensiblc conduct Of one belonging 10 u
Cleveland butcher, which goes ouf Wltis
smiling welcome TO meet lreShly'arrl'ea
.flocks. leads them into the >ltligLicr-Fcu. ana
then shows the warning wolf SIDE OF ms ciiai-
actcr by slipping out o! the pen ana bringing
In the next victim.
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By Richardson & Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and AuctipncerS,
No. lll3 Main street.

4 VALUABLE BUILDING LOT 81 BY
n 1s5 FEET ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET BETWEEN TWE NTTET II AND
TWENTY-EIRST STREETS FOR SALE BY
aUCTION.-Wc sha!! sell by auction, on the prem
ises. on FRIDAY the 9Th instant, at 5! O'Clock T.
NJ. n valuable BUILDING LOT located ana de-
scribcd Us above.
TERMS: One-third cash: the balance In SIX aha i
.,airn n,nrths With interest secured by decd OF
tr,,ar' RICHARDSON g. Co.,
- AuctionCers.
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How TO BEAUTIfY YOUR ROoMs.-The
first condition OF success in furnishing
either a large or !. small room Is that there
must be no oycr-crowding. This IS absolute.
When outline is lost, beauty, as q matter oil
J,ci. is lost also. We must all know many
tiyawirgsroons in which, perhaps, the worth
and beauty of each individual thing IS lu(ils-
putable, on entering which the Sr3t thing
that strikes one is Il sense OF lnconSfnity.
What might have been i'm art COLLECTION Is
DEGRADED TO the level Of an old curiosity
SHOP Most women are born with Il love OF
beauty. But generally, unless this love is
cultivated and trained, it runs to waste, and
fritters itself away upon small things. Wo-
men 90 into shop and hover over counter
for an hour, engrossed in the purchase OF
fifty minute things, each one OF which Is
pretty enough in itself il taken up I'D the
hand and inspected, but not one Of which can
be clearly defined ut Il distance Of two yards,
and not Que OF which rcpayS the trouble OF
the minute inspection. THESE are packed
away in shiny cabinets that are blazing with
oronloll scroll-work, on spind!elegged what
nots that seem TO be designed for no other
earthly purpose than 10 be knocked down at
brief intervals, and on nlautle-pleces that
confuse ones vision and middle ones brain
during the long periods when the need OF
being near the fire forces one to face him. Ii
is better and higher system of economy to
buy two or three good bronzcS or marbles,
on which the eye can always rest with pleas
ure. than to spend ten times the SUN on Il
heterogeneous mass of the parti-coorcd rub
Dish which many accumulate, Gin ORDER
they call it, "to take oil the naked look o
their ROOM" Better the naked look ter
thousand times than the false decorations.
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Rev. A. II. K; Boyd, tue ''Country Par
soD.n preaches in kid gloves, and has s, 600
or $3.50 year.
NAeH a Boston man tries to wind his
watch with door key he is only little
eccentric. They don't sell Whiskey there
ST. Louis Globe.
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A RTHUR ROONEY.

"A JlOIh llccA'A1 ~
IA FURNITURE wARERoOMs, Hsss
GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS. ~,
Have finished improvements or waTer99ihs' a.n
INST returned from the North and West VIII. NV NV
PRICED GOODS Also on hand, HoM., NJ LIE
FURNITURE and MATTRESSES Of AL SalG
"a'i'h' ''''7"N ARTHUR ROONEY,
a., r. - 1DO7 Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
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by Cook q Lanssitnn. Aut1ioncers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

HANDSOME CHICKERING PIANO,
I'll NFT. Of1EhN. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CARPETS, aC.9AT AUCTIoN.-THiSDA DAY at 10
o.r1ntk we win sell at our allction-ro0Ins
9,na elegant CHICKERING R0SEWoOD-GAsE
PIANO, In perfect order; ;,
One PRINCE & co. MELODEAN, In fose"oou
case, in perfect order:
Two MhHOGhSY-CASE PIANOS: n,rr
BRUSSELS, INGRAM and HEMP CAhsEi-
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS:
NsUOGANY SOFAS and CH AiRs:
cane and WOOD SEAT SH HI STEERS:
nj = = nI rs WsRDPODEs, WhSHSTASDS
TIN SAFES, KITE HEN FrRNITHkb'
COOKING; and IIEkTINtf SIDt =.
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