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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-30

srav.r j. 1Hys AssT sfs bAxpLtGHTgns.-Ast
the Inst meeting OF tie City Council the SUD
iect Of LIGHTING the street lamps by Diners
ti,an the policemen was ~introdslced py W.
Wavner. who presented q resolution looking
4, mis- end. Ii may not be uninteresIlng 10
give at this time the numbr OF street mp
tI,e area OF the city, the number OF ponce,
men on the force, the policemen detaneu
for extra duty, as well as the NUM- o.
who do the lighting now as compared
w,;tI, ,bose who performed the same duty
nrey;ous to the war Whole police iorce, oo
mcn. Police detail /: Ten serseants, three act
inp serceants. five detectives, three sanitary
;nsrectors. three men on duty In station
ho'scs. and one police clcrk-maklng In all
fwnuty.five men. Take this number from
fine whole number eighty, and the number
lcft i ffv-fve. This number il divided into
two reIicis (day and night relief, each relief
numbering accurately tWcnsy-seven ana q
half men.
The CITY contains five and a half square
miles. and the length Of the streets Is one
hundred and three aud a quarter mics;
Whole number of lamps to be lighted
nightly, 1,400 lamps TO be lighted per man,
%; number of men employed in old night
watcl, prior to the extension OF the city,
Sc. It will lie seen that twelve years ago,
before Tie city was extended, thirty-siX mel
did the duty and lighted all the lamps which
il now required of twenty-scyen men, sup
posinr that there is no sickness in the force,
and that there is not o man absent on leave.
or for other purposes. This is Il great deal &c
We required Of our excellent ~tOrcc-thee entire
city TO be looked after, the thieves arrested
apdIorked up. and Richmond kept quiet gen
orally.
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YEAS AND y EIGIES.-lf horses. could make them
selves understood i'll human language they would
signify by a universal Yea" their assent Ia the
statement that the MUSTANG LINlMENT Is the best
remedy eNtant for all these external ailments, and
by Il most emphatic" Neigh show their dlsplcasure
at every attempt to use any other preparation in It's
stead. Ever since its Introduction ut 81. Louis, ut
the close of the Mexican war, i'll 1919. ii has proved
Il signal blessing TO horse and man-curing with alb
Solutc certainty aud wonderful dispatch such equine
diseases Us SPAWN, rinebouc, poll evil. scratches,
hoofale, &C.; and relieving and finally removing
the painful affections which attack the muscles,
sincws, and external glands of Truman beings. II is
Il fact beyond contradiction that for all Injuries or
complaints of man or quadrupcds 10 which an cX-
ternai remedy is applicable the MUSTANG LINZ
MEST Is preferable to every other.
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BIZ Grnbbs s. Williams.
Anctioncess and ReaI Estate Ar ~
Eleye,,th street between Main aiitf sank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE UF sIA
Nj 'aTTREI, STREETS. AND vAChSTL
In cxernfjon of n decrcG of the CliaIceFy CeurI VI
Bicil,1ord entered on sAi July. 1872, In inc cansS
Rogers re. Williams srd az. fnd d as spperisI commits
sioncr thereby appointed, will sell at aucton' uIS w. ~
the premises. respectively, on tsnot
August, commencing ut 81 O'Clock S., tue ioho"-
INF fuW re-, fRhMEp ST'EfSEMENTs on the nertl, side
of Cary street. Lye2inning Z3 fctt west o. Lauisi
street. each wltls three rooms, besides Kltchei -
Lots front together 50 l0-la icct, anu run paeh .
feet to an alley nine feet Vice.
BRICk Ten EMESTS In Green's Row. on
the south side of Cary between Dhval anu ILL.,
stleets-one recently occupied by nf. VI. 81. Lip9.
comb, the other Ivy Mrs: GfTtil-ea.a !" ~ IA fant
rooms, besides Kitchens. HE ioss w y
"TW3 BRICK TENEMENTS on the west side OF
L.aurel street l,etwcei Caryauu cumnnrlnud dsn ,ho
other ly Sir. Muy. with four rooms-iSth WIN
Kitchens .h,
t,,c. Il vacant LOT In rear Of the above on ne
nor:h side Of IN alley ~ ltet WIFE, tfJhtihe d. it'''
running back l03 feet. ..,
These dwellings were remarkably well punt gnu
finished In good style. They are now underSoInS
thorough repair and Improvement. anu ny lne uas
OF sale will be In nice order. anu present 4 ser! u.
tractive appearancc. The situation Is Que OF Tie best
In that rapidly improving ncighborncod, aiiu no pro-
Dcrty of the Kind now I'm market cifers suci aaS'til-
tages tn persons with moderate iicii9or tiioSc y
ing . good investment.
TERMS: One-fuurth cash: balance AZ lour, eisn',
and twelve months, witt, lnteTesl, ihu ,l'ie ,etsi,.u
until the purchase money Is fully wld' but u ah!
purchaser should nrCfcr hH may receive decu 10
once. and execute 4 decd OF trust to SECURE MS circuit
payments, or il he pay all cash. Inc VIII receive 'cic"'
decd.
Thciitle 10 the property is beyond all question.
NJ II. COMMISSIONER.
CRITTERS & WILL tMS, huctionccrs.
~ aI-Jy 30, Aui,tdtds
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LOCAL

spycyx. Couar OF ArrEALs-MoSpAY.-ihe
following cases were decided in tins court
yesterday: tr,or
Judgment of the Circuit Court OF Atekah-
tr;a afirmed-Judgc Wtngfeld delivering
opinion. ,.o,t or
Stokes md ais. Us. Oliver. Judgment VI
the Circuit Court OF Lunenburg aihrihed-
Judge Mclaughlin delivering opinion.
Harrison Us. Fisher and ais. Decree OF ,nc
Circuit Court Of Norfolk afhrmeo-ouuse
Wingfield delivering opinion. aoa,o.
The court has called through the docket,
and will hear no further arguments at this
session. They will remain in session several
dave 10 diSDose of the eases before them.
;rhe court adjourned until "Wednesday,
when other decisions will be rendered.
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CHARMING SKETCH OF EMERsoE.--Mr. En-
erson WAS the central figure 1T Amherst Col
le@c 1T its recent commencement. Years arc
placing their mark upon lis features; his
lair grows thin and gray, but the light
within is uuqucnched. lie IS full OF gentle
eagcrlIcss in conversations, gathering some
thing from every one, as if he were Il bee III
a lowcr-gardcn, willing to take honey from
the rurest or the commoncst flowers. Ills
Grafton was full of matter. but, like all his
writings. it had d broad and deep channel
without apparent flow, and yet there was IN
%undercurrcnt and general progress. His
oralory is 4 conversational lnonologuc.
Neither attitude, gesture, nor emphasis, Is
employed to help the thought. Ills style Is,
at the root, like that of the Book OF Pro-
verbs. but with far more ctilorcScencc. His
ideas are compact, and each so wrought out
that it could stand alone without any neigh
boring sentence. Ii pleasure Ec taken i'll
listenin. TO him it must be by those who en-
Joy pure thinking. For all such an Elnerso.
man protection is Il banquet iii for the gods.
But for those less trained, Emerson must he
used like Liehig's extract of mcat-ollc tea
spoonful of which is enough TO make Il rich
soup for a small family. Whatever may be.
come of much Of his writing. Il part of il
will last as long as our tongue lSSpokcn, ant
the Emersonian period will always be re-
gardci It's one Of the great clas in our lltcra'
ture.--From the Christian Union-HenrJ
ward Becchcr'S paper.
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by ". y. Robins,
Real Estate Auctionecr.
Ill! Main street.

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON
' THIRTEENTH STREET BETWEEN MAlS
AND CARY STREETS Fox SALE Al aoE-
TioN.-Ilnmcdiatclv following the sale OF he
tCom,ncrciul Block" property by McsSrs. Grubls
& Williams on THURSDAY. August /, lS1:. will be
sold that desirable BUSINESS STAND located Us
above described.
The lot fronts on the east line of Thirteenth strcct
90 feet inches. and has Il rear l!neo "2icctg lnrncs
on IN alley. with unequal side lines one OIL ~ leGt
more nr irss. thr other ~ feet ! imcl"s-On which
stands a brick building that was erected specially Tor
the Sa,i,ilcry and harness business, but Is row Ill inc
occupancy nf M"ssrs. liarli'"li x WATKINS; COIL ~ -
per annrin. ,,. ~,
am requested 10 stItc that the right ana tltic oi
the properly ARE guaranteed.
TERMS: One-lhird cash : balance 1T io'ir, elglit'
and twelve months. for Negotiable notes or BOMBS,
interest added, secured by Il trust deco on ne pro
nnrty W. Is. ROBINS.
y ~ 1.-tds Au"iiourcr.
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By Lee & GOddin,
Auctioneers aid Real Estate Agents.
No. llI3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
tELE REAL ESTATE. AND ALSO VERY
VALUABLE COAL FIGHTS AND INTERESTS.
ISUESRICOCGUSTY. -Phy.rani
To a decree OF the Circuit Court 81 the city cf Rich-
mon,i pronounced on tho i7th Gay OF june, lS7?. IN the
suit of the Commonwealth rs. Z. 81. Huffman, ksis
sheriff Of Henrico county. and others, the under
will. on MONDAY the 9Th day Of August. lsJg.
that being court-day, at the court house Of Hrnrico
county. proceed Ia sell at public auction to the high
est bidder ali The following described real estate.
situate in the county Of Henrico-to sit:
Tia. TRACT OF LAND containing THREE
HUNDRED ACRES. beiGs the homestead Of r.
MEG rlder. dcrcascd, called Che Shn.t Pump"
ahoyc-tlantci tract. Containing TWO HUSDRFD
AND FOErY-FOEk ACRES, purchased by Il.
Mct;rudcr. deceased. Of Fletcher.
Also. SINTI-SIN GRE OF LAND nsar IN"
short Pump, purchased of dchn and Mary JoEc-
aud others.
LANDS and COAL RIGHTS Devised ly y. Me-
Gr,r,trr, deceased. 'y his S:ii. TO William NJ. Me
Grudrr AMI T.S :. McGruGrr.
All the ;hGvc-icscrihci property IS considered
ycrv valuable and desirable III acroiu.t of location.
itu,I ,rvomcnts. and coat: and r"rscfls DESTROYS 81
ptrrliaalng are rortcsled 10 examine The property
before The dlv Jf sale.
will BE- required to he paid n cash; the residue nra
credit Of six. twelve. eighteen, and twenty -four
mCiittlS. tie purchasers executing their negOtlable
notes for iho deferred TaNnicuts, with Interest at the
rate of sin per ccntum per fnnum aildA2i from day
~ sale. ana legal lille REFINED 10y tic court anul The
entire purchase mercy !, pItd.
JUuS \. MEREDITH.
+. y. TURNER.
Iv ra-,ts Special Commissioners.
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RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, is fully
~ fortified against summers liea.- E~
What with one expcGient and another iterS31S&
Will 20 hard u he doesn't keep his GUS EsSAR
tonielS and frienfs cool and comfort SS
able. let the summer god rage never SO tercely.
His LARi)Ik has The best products OF the season,
from the tropics To the hikes, which are served i'll
the BEST STYLE8 OF ART.
His BAR Is the best both for skilful brewing and
superior liquorS-uncguallcd IL this city. II with
these and Ices and cooling mineral waters gentle
men cai't keep cool then the weather must Ie us hot
rs Fcsuyltts itself.
Thankful for past fayors, he renews bis invitation
to the public, aud promises satisfaction, If that vs. to
be found In this world. jelg
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In an article on Longevity Professor
Owen has explained how it is that aged per-
sons are said to have cut new teeth late i'll
life. Many readers will remember to have
heard or read of such occurrences, which
are regarded as extraordinary. The facts
are these: 1t often happens that teeth break
or decay and leave Il stump in the gum. The
gum closes ovcr the place, and the incident
IS forgotten. As years go by the jaw and
the gums shrink, the long-lurieG stump is i'll
consequence laid bare. and is hailed Us Il new
tooth, and is sometimes mentioned in the
newspapers As il kind of wonder. Thus 4
- Fact" is shown by competent authority to
be IN error: and it is always well for public
opinion to get rid Of al crror.- Chambers
.jJuTUdi.
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BY i;ruhlts x Williams,
A%uctiOuccrs and Real Estate AgcniS.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE CONNER
4 CIAL BLOCK. ATTHE SOUTHWEST COi;-
OF CARY AND THIRTEENTH STREETS.
M Of THE BRICK DWELLING On TIE
YES SIDE OF NTH STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH SrREErS.-By vir'H" of -
deed Of trust executed 90 m" undersigned IS trustees
Williams. datc,t April q. 1871. and duly recorded III
the office of the Chanccry Court OF the city OF Eic.t-
inund. conveying 10 tic undersigned tile property
known IA tie ~"C0mmUrcia Block " and the dwell
on the west side OF Ninth street between
Clay and Leigh streets, being The then residence OF
John ID. Harvey the Undersigned will sell the sal"
property at auction, upon tie premises respectively.
toned, on THURSDAY the LIST day OF August. E72,
commencing 1T !" o'clock NJ. with thu Commercial
Block. embracing four IirSt-claSs stores and ware
houses, and at 81 O'Clock I. NJ. with the dwelling
No. Sid north Ninth street.
Under Il PRIOR deed OF tire same grantnrs for the
same property to James peasants. trustee, he VIII
first make sale III the time AMI places above named
Of such parts OF said property rs may DC necessary
to satisfy the purposes of that deed. The unders!gn-
ed will tllcn sell the residue of said property. or 10
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy The p,u-
poses of the aforesaid deed 10 them.
For Il more detailed description Of the Sri6 prop
crty reference Is made 81 tbs foregoing advertise
ment, signed by JAMES PLEASANTS, Trustee.
FIRMS: One-inurth cash: the balance III clna!
instruments ut four, eight, aud twelve months Tor
negotiable notes. with interest added at the rate of
SIX per celtuin per aiiuuIIi. and secured by deeds Of
THOMAS w. McCANCE,
JAMES NELSON,
Trustees.
Sale conducted by GEUBRs & WILLIAMS, .Aue-
tioncer6. jy i~6-eoi'2e5 SStiids
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jon PRINTING.-We call the attention Of ner-
chants, clerks of. courts, sherits, lawyers, railroud,
aud canal oficcrsn aud agents, aud I'LL others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
and faithful execution Of all kinds of JOB
PRINTING. We cai furnish at short notice Cards,
Bil-lIeads, I.etter-tIeads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Iiant-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare. Show-Rills, Checks, Drafts, &c, &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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usRusTEE;s SALE or Two MOST
Il 4 sAhgih RI Tfs FIFE Thhs NStoiRTHaasT cox
gEp ~ MAIS AND NINTH STREETs..;By
virtue of n deed OF trust executed ny slnitlei u.
Pahinun, and wife 10 james Lyons md PgYnassn
HoI,crfa, NOV 9eceascd1, trustees. De1ni3R Lnss on
the am OF juno, 1866, and duly recorder ~ tnG tlt e
musings Court office rthe city of lieiiiiiohn, JOE
the prtrpcsc of securing the payment Oh Two p,ipi 10
~ ts"r ,srT s0o. and the other for 5000; only the
first OF which remains nnpai1-in compliance Win
,he r,a,,est of the creditors, the undersigned, as sur
vjytup trustee. " III sell ut auction, upon ue pIcnt-
ises, on THURSDAY the sth day oi Angus, spm-
,no,,cinp nj 10 O'Clock A.. NJ. that VFti sAIo-
ABLE PROPERTY situated rs ahose, peihf < "
e Sons. !. %. Redford, 7. NJ. Alfriciil Y son, soutil,
err, Mutual insurance Company. Jnd. * WOOD. ana
- NJ. ITubOdei, mt 4 rent OF about $3.50 per anniiHl.
II an iron front, So s-l2 by ludt feet to an ale! leur
feet wide. the original design being for i've stores
md :, trrsament. The iglSertIcis and first hoof are
co1uplcte. and the work can be csi!Ipen wl.houi III
convenience to The present occupants. soar us com.
rictc,i IL combines Il juticicus plan Win the mos
thorough and handsome construction Gnu lts ,.iit-
Welding rapucity H. not eq,iiiieu by any lIoPei's :"
the city OF the saiilc value. - MO n,
The location has always been regarded as one "
the best Hf not the bcstJ in tue city Tor business:
anu its value Is sure TO Increase with Inc opening W
steady growth of business in that quarter. hareis
has there been offered In this city such an opF"rtu-
nifv for n profitable investment.
TEENS: $4,000 and II sum Suiiic1cnt 10 uctr'! w ~:
eypensts of the sale in cash. and the rescue III
equal instalments ut six. Twelve. ana ci5nleth
months for negotiable notes Win interest at ,hc
rate of eight per cent. per Il nun sccufcd ny d
deed of trust upon the property.
JAMES LYONS. surviving Trustee.
Critics < WILLIAMS. AnctipDccIs. Eh
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o. OOO 600 SECOND GRAND
Ci.UUU,DDt. GIFT CoNCERT IN AID
or THE PUiilC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
AT LOUlSI lLi.E. kh.-Hy authority in TIE net Of
the legislature / cooperating the Public Library Of
Kentucky, the Trustees will give their SECOND
GRAND GIFT CONCERT in the cIc!i hall of the
Public Library huildiig, IN Louisville. hy. on SAT
URDAY. September =. 1872.
One thousand tickets ui admission will be issued
at so each halt.'ickcts, -: IiJrtcr-iiChctS. $3.50 {:
IL whole tickets for .itp: ,. Tor s2i5 81 for ?JiJ:
Il3 for 81 800: rs for y. 500; 5I5 for 5000. No dis
count on less than sia0 worth Of tickets 1T y TINE.
Durin. the Concert the sum of !,p0,1ne it CuI-
rnurv will lie given 10 the holders oi tickets hy dis
trIlmtion by lot OF one thousand Gifts. rs follows:
LIST OF GIFTS.
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80, 0.uGJ
Total. Loco gifts. all cash.

The Hon. THOMAS h. BRAMLEfTE, late Novcrn0r
OF Kentucky. hts consented TO represent the 1rrh-
tees In the management OF this second Grand Etft
Concert, aud nc vii! pcrsrlally Sc" that the ni"itcy
Treasurer. that the drawing Is fairly conducted. and
the gifts justly awarded and promptly paid.
The drawing will take place In public; In full view
OF the audience. and uiider the immediate snperNi-
sion and direction Of tHc officers and trustees Of the
Public Library OF Kentucky and the following
named eminent aud diSiutercsicd citizens. who have
consented to hc present and see that al Is fairly
done
Hon. NJ. X. HARDrS, Judge Court appeals, Ky.
Hon. }. PnoCToR KNOTT, late NJ. I; Lebanon lis
Hon. II. ". BRUCE, j Judge Ninth judicial lris.. Ky
Gen. ELI II. MURRAY, Z. ). Marshal: Dis. Ky.
kon. 7. B. COCHRAN, Chancellor Louisville Cham
Gerry Court.
lion. Z: D, %srAvpIroRp, President Farmers and
Drovers Bank.
Hon. JouS BARBEE Manager Royal insurance
Company, Liverpool.
Colonel pn1LIr LEE, Commonwealth Attorney,
Ninth Judicial District.
nr. G. GRAHAM. founder of Graham Cabinet.
Colonel JIL.soSP Z. JOHNSON, Manager Of The Gait
House.
DR.. T. S. BELL, Professor OF Medical University,
Hon. j. BANTER. Mayor of Louisville.
Hon. T. l.. BURNETT, City Attorney:
a. o. BEANNIN, President of the Manufacturers
Bank.
PHILIP JUDGE. of the louisville Hotel Company.
JAMES BRlDCEFoRD, President III Second Ma
W. c. D. WHIPS. Proprietor of Willard Hotel.
j. G.. JOHNSTON, President nj Traders Bank.
H.. VICTOR NEWCOMB, firm of NewcoiHb, Bucha-
non & Co.
HENRY DErrES, President German Bank,
ANDREW GRAHAM tobacco and cotton merchant.
Or EORvIS GREEN, President L.. aud {. Short
line railroad.
Vol EOsE, Agent Adams Express Company.
OFFICERS Of THE LIBRARY.
R.T. DuRRETT, President.
w II. HALpEMAN, Sice-President.
@ s. CAIN, Secretary.
FApMEgs AMI DRoyRuS BANK. Treasurer.
Address THOMAS r. BitAMLETTE.
Asen. Public Library OF keni,eky,
Circulars giving fun particulars, and all other In
formation, ,eui..on application 10 ioek-boS Nc. CO,
Richmond. Va, jy Ie-ioiw&wcow.m
pooK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
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SAw-MILL BuRNED.-On SUNDAY morning
the steam saw-mill owned by Mr.. John Bos-
ton, about half a mile from Tolersvillc sta
ton, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
was discovered to be on fire, and before pro-
per assistance could be rendered the build
ing was entirely destroyed. The fire is sup
posed TO have originated from burning chips
which were left Saturday night when work
was stopped. Mr.. Boston estimates his loss
at about $500. He met with a similar mis-
fortune near Frederick's Hall last year.
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~ L,uk & LHughtnn. Auctioneers.
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
apGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE

Z ARGE AND PEREMPTORI SALE
IL AZ TIE MONTICELLO HOTEL. No. -
SOUTH BROAD S1I;EET.-Wc viii, by rei"eSt-
sell TO The highest bidder, ~ lots to suit purchaser
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT The 3at Instant. the en-
tire outfit Of the Monticello Hotel. consisting ri one
,lcgaut Bar counter, with all It's attacilinent, a
large lot Of iinr Fixtures, such rs Ale Pump, MY
rpr5. Picture. Clock. Dcran;crs. Sr Bottles, with .
large and vrrIc,i assortment Of Glassware, g.
In the iinire-Tc"ih, arc u Ei'nhcr ci iabics.
cI,,frs and ni,rr IuraitufC: wiki 4 fnii assortment
If srylnS, Knives aud Forks, tr9rh"ry and Glass
ware. IN the chambers, some fefy good iurii'uir.
In ilr I,rnn hall. the entire movable fixtures. i-
riiutIinr iho SIurC Sccrery. which" Is almost new.
This S.ll-kuown cstatiislInc't. having been ru.t
snii. will he liked M for an entirely differ. NJ inat-
ness: hence every ;fticlc III 'h' house must = sou"
and taken away Immediately.
Persons wishing l." bug viii do sell 10 attciId. ~
the sale VIII Uc positive. without amy limit or re-
serve. COOK 4 JAUGHToN,
ir ~ tuctiuuccrs.
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By Robertson & BronauEh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiuncers,
I,-tnr Nl

Tor SALE PRIVATELY, PROPERTY
L OF EVERY DESCRIPTION in the town OF
Manchester. including large aud small Brick ana
Framed Houses. and Vacant Lots III all parts OF tle
TOWN. We nave also for sale Il number OF very ue-
siratIe Farms in Chesterfield and tho adjoining
cnuntIrs. In all of the above. mentioned property
great bargains arc offered.
p,rticuIar attention given 10 the renting and
leasing Of property aud auction sales OF personal
nroi.crsy, ROBERTSON K BRoNAUGH.
Office opposite the courthouse.
4; Hril street. Manchester. Va.
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ArcrI0N Dag.
BY Cook e Ltugntstt. Aticttofeers,
eorner goYernor ana franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DESKS,
III BAGATELBEEABLE &c.:AT AUCTION,
THIS DAY at 10 o'clock we viii sell At our auction
MAHOGANY sIDEBoARDa and TABLES.
MAHOGANY SOFAS. CHAIRS and
WALNUT TABLES and
OFFICE DESKS and CHAIRs.
MANIFESTATIONS, ICE-CHESTS, ana CooL-
Frs;
CANE and WOOU-SEAT CHAIRS.
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE
LOOKING-GLASSES. >-pu
STAINED WARDROBES,
COOEISG-STOEES, &C..
Also
l. dozen GLASS FRUIT JARS,
COOK & LAUGIIT0N.
-. AuctiOnecrs.t
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Iy Moody K Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Au"ti"ne"rs.
Ol;cc corner Seventh and Hull streets
Manchester. Va.

NOR SALE PRIV ATELY.-We have
Il for sale FOCRvcry desirable BRlCk, DIV ELL
JVGS situated on Fourth street, in good order, Ill
low figures anil liberal terms. WV,
We have also several good RAM
JSGS. situated IN various parts OF the town. Inn,
rrn,2riy is In good order. and 1T low rates, ana
Terms liberal. ..,
Also. SMALL FARMS near the town. with am,
without tmprnv"incnts-iands" snod character I'LL"
highly susceptible of improve mcmt.
Wrwiil take pleasure In showing the property OF
t ~" ~ i" MOODY & ROYAI.L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-30

TEMPERANCE Picnic At WEST POINT
Tomorrow morning Harmony Division,
Sons Of Temperance, and their friends start
Il picnic to West Point. Should the
weather prove favorable the occasion prom-
iscS to lie IL most delightful one. Dancing.
bathing in salt water, tisIing, trips on the
river in sail or row boats. will be the order
of the day. A band Of music has been ell
for the trip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-30
By Lyme & Brother,

Sale conducted by GEUgRs & WILLIAMS, Auc
rtoucrrS. ~ lG-eo.i,2pJ i tiids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-30

ROBBERY AT THE SECOND MARKET.-At an
early hour on Sunday morning the stall Of
Fritz Fromer, q butcher in the Second Mar
ket, was broken into and robbed (while the
policemen were putting out the gas-lamps) Of
torty-eight pieces of bacon, consisting of
hams and shoulders.