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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13

VIrANTED-FOR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES,
w three Lofts about bUY00 with % horse power
location one of Broadway between orh
and Blocker streets Address box ,942 Post Office.
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VVANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE TILL, MAY I. 1872
W AMI no Longer, ny small private family be
handsomely furnshed, with rent exceeding R.pl0 per
month possession immediately location above
street between Third and Seventh aytnnea Parties
having houses rent which do L, the above re.
luremens will please answer this sIvertsemenL Al
drrss n. J. Ia boz 3,sa Posi annaAA
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| RI At AUCTION.
| a ROBERT sOMERvILLE, Auctioneer, 50 Fifth Avenue,
| Will sell at the
| GOMERvILLE GALLERY,
on Monday and Tuesday evenings, January ID and l6
| FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
| now on exhibition free,
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DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID viii sell this day Saturday, at II o'clock az the Sales
70 Nassau street. near Fulton large and general
of Paror Chamber, Dining Room and other Furnl
ture Parlor suits OF rosewood and walnut Lounges
cases. wardobes Extension Tables, French Plate Mirrors
Carpets, de-
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A UCTION NOTICE BALANCE 90 CRATES CROCK
IA and two casks China order ed opened and win be
sold a auction Thursday January H. At " o'clock, at II
Barclay street.
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WANTED-By A FAMILY, CONSISTING OF THREE
w persons mo children, Rooms completely and ele
gan furnished for tight keepng house must be pri-
vatc and location between Fourteenth and Ihirtyhfth
terms and particulars A. d. box ia Herald Uptown Branch
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

vxvANTED-sU1T OF ROOMS, UNFURNlsnED, FOR
w three gent locality between Twentvthrd and
Twenty sixth and Madison and Lexington
for occupancy time in two months ensuing Address
O.. 100 Post office.
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Terrible RAILROAD Acc1pESr.-On Thurs

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-On Thurs.
day last Mr.. Luke Cummings, of Baltimore
city, who had visited New Greek, w. Va,
10 attend the funeral Of his brother, went to
Piedmont to procure coffin. Having at
tended to his business, Mr.. Cummings, ac-
companied by another man whose name we
did not learn, started to walk on the line OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad back to
New Creek. Before they had proceeded far
they saw train approaching them, and, to
avoid it, stepped onto the other line of rails,
only to encounter another train coming from
the opposite direction. Both men were
struck and knocked down, Mr.. Cummings
having both legs cut off, and his companion
receiving severe cuts aud bruises, though he
is not supposed to be seriously injured. Mr..
Cummings, at last accounts, was still alive,
but fears are entertained that. he will not re.
cover.
Friday afternoon man named Larkin, a
stonemason, was walking on the track of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at North
Branch, when he was oyertaken by a freight
train, knocked down and run over, and in
jured so badly that he died in few minutes.
Cumberland (lhd.) Ne,cs.
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by Cook s Laughion. AuctOneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
Ii TURE, CARPETS, CHINA. &c, AT AUG
TION.-At the request Of General Peyton Wise
twho Is declining housckeepipg) we win sell At BIZ
residence, No. sos franklin street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets. on THURSDAY the s,li instant,
at 100 o'clock, his HOUSEHOLD FURSIIURE'
&c., consisting OF
style, covered with green plush E=~
Very handsome PARLOR ETAGERE. - ...
BRUSSELS CARPETS, rs good rs new;
MARBLE-T0P TABLES, 1ltE q. - -.
WALNUT EXTENSION D1SING-TABLE.
A large assortment Of CHINA, CROCkERI.
! GLASSWARE, &C., embracing superior
FRENCH CHINA DINNER BET beautifully
decorated. r-.-l.r .y.4 ..tt; ssgstGs ~.
: The chambers are furnished with ,,s
Elegant OILED-WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
Superior HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES.
Sets HOLSTERS and PILLOWS, BEDDING;
INGRAM CARPETS, RUGS, aud DRuGGEIS,
ToILET-WARE, TENDERS, WlSDo"-cehfI-
The usnai LttJNDRY and KITCHEN FURNE-
TURE, together with al excellent CooklNG-
/ STOVE and appurtenances.
The attention OF those III want of housekeeping
articles 10 called TO shis SALE everything being OF
best quality and very little used. 49,
de- COOK & LAUGHTOS, Anctioncrrs.
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BY Lee& Goddin. AuctiunPers,
.z.s,, "a No. llt3 Main street. ~ -

TRUSTEES s SALE OF VALUABLE
L BUnDINa LOTS on. TWENIYsNIMTHi::
THIRTIETH, AND @ STREETS, SAG FEET By
1870 FEET no 16-FO0T ALLEY. by virtue of a
deed OF trust executed by j. H. Goddin to me, as
trustee bearing date 2ist May, 1S72 and recordedin
the. clerks office 0f Richmond Chancery Court.
will proceed TO sell being so required to do by the
beneficiary secured therein, on MONDAY the 9th
dry Of December, lsyt the premises, at q o'clock
p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed In said trust
deed-vis., " All that certain LOT or PARCEL OF
LAND, lying and being In the city Of Richmond,
designated by the Nos. and a.. in square No. 20,
bounded by twenty -ninth, Thirtteth, and streets
each lot having front on Twenty-ninth and i,1r-
teth streets OF 13 feet by 1872 feet deep to an alley
sixteen feet wide It being part Of the real estate
conveyed to Neil SicCprdy by Alexander Ruthcr-
foord & Brothers. 49,. -e.y -,.--z- a..
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay expenses Of sale
and executing trust, and discharge note for $236oa
due oath November, 1872; upon credit as 10
S2i29S until 9th May, 1879 and further credit upon
SsIs.s5 until oath November 1873 the balance upon
such terms as the said Goddin may direct or the
trustee think ut. -
The above property viii be sold as whole or
divided into lots, as may be deemed advisable at the
hour Of sale. EDWIN A, SMITH,
: noes A.#' .-s, Trustee.
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VIRGINIA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
URGED.-The Lynchburg Nr9'man urges
upon the people of Virginia to put their
representatives in possession of their views
on the subject Of a convention to change the
present Constitution Of the State. II thinks
the changes chiefly to be desired ure return
to the old viua roce system of voting, a poll
tax of two dollars upon every voter as a pre-
requisite to his exercise of the right (the
same to be appropriated to the cause of popu-
lar education), and reduction of the eX-
penses of county administration.
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WOMEN IN THE PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT -
Postmaster General CreSWei has addressed
the following letter to the Director!General
of the Post Prussian
I"Post- Office Department, Wash'ngton,D g.,
November 80, 1872. -Sir,-I have the honor
to inform you, in answer to the inquiries
made in your letter of the 18th of Septem-
Der last, that the number of women now
employed in the postal service Of the United
States is not large, and probably does not
exceed seven hundred in all, their employ
lnent being restricted to the positions Of
,jostmistress, clerks in local post-oftices, and
clerks in the General Post Office Department
ut Washington. The number of women
holding the office of postmistreSs at local
post-offices is about five hundred, out OF Il
total of over thirty-two thousand local post
offices, and the number employed as clerks
in local post-olfices does not exceed one hum
dred. The number at present employed in
the General Post Office Department at Wash.
ngton as transcribeS, copyistS, &C., Is sixty
three, out of a clerical force Of three hum
dred and ten.
THE telegraph service in the United
States is not now connected with the Post
Office Department, the respective lines oftele-
graph being owned and worked by private
corporations, and therefore l am unable to
state what number of women are employed
in that service. .~--..-.
!" i have further to inform you, in answer
to your inquiry on the subject, that the wo.
men employed in the postal service of the
United States discharge the duties of their
respective positions to the generalacceptancc
of this Department, and it is proper to state
that there isa growing public sentiment in
the United States favoring the employment
of women in clerical and other minor posi-.
tons in the civil service, the duties of which
can be as appropriately and satisfactorily dis
charged by women as by men.
II am, very respectfully, your obedient
servant,,. JoHS A. j. CIEswELL
Postmaster-GeneraI.
$40 The Director General Of the Post, de-,
&C., &C., Berlin, Prussia"
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...... ~n, BY GruDbs & williams, q
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneefs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF CARY AND Sixth STREETS.-RoBERTsuN
and ais. us FOSTER and aLs.-In Chesterfield Cir
cult Court, November term 18TH execution of
said decree the uniersigned will sell ut auction,
upon the premises. on FRIDAY, 9Th of December,
Mt O'Clock p. M., the BRICK COOPER SHOP and
LOT situated as above, occupied by MIR. Gary. and
owned by the heirs of NJ. NJ. Robertson, deceased
The lot Is 7S by 100 feet .sE..
This property is very Convenient to the centre of
the city. and Is valuable for business purposes.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at Six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with inI
terest added, and the title Retained titi the notes
are paid. SOCRATES BROOKS,
.s. ..., ~ JAMES l.. ROBERTSON,
s- ,.s.gg.. Commissioners.
GRUBss G. WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. no 20
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HORACE GREELEY.

rl;E !. rRIgUNEse ACCOUNT OF HIS LAST
IsouRs--His WORK SINCE THE ELECTION
MS RsLIGIoUs yTEWE--h CHARACTERS
nc LETTER.-TuE ECNERALs ETC.
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:
GOMMISSIONER'SSALEOF THE VAL
" UABLE. FARM KNOWN AS aEDGE-
HILL" ABOUT TWO MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND, ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
TURNPIKE, AT AUCTION lin execution OF
a decree of the Chancery Court Of Richmond ell
tered November TO-, 1872, In the case of Siger rs
Sizer and ais, I will sell at auction, upon the
premises on WEDNESDAY, 4th December, at 4
o'clock T.. NJ. the well-known FARM above referred
to. 1t adjoins Messrs. Edmond & Davenport
strawberry HID, James NJ. Carter, o. G. Cosby,
and Others Tt contains le3 acres, both sides
Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad. There upon
1t 4 dwelling, brick and framed, With four rooms,
and several 0ut-buIIdiugs The situation Is amongst
the most desirable in the Vicinity of the city, and
with some care and attention this may be made a
very valuable farm. 1t will be sold rs u whole or
Suhdiyided. rs. ~ t'.A
TERMS: Very liberal-to-wit, Cash only for costs
of suit and expenses of salc balance at three, six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes
with interest added and title retained by the court
until the notes are paid, 81 .
JOSEPH LANE STERN, Commissioner.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Auctlonecrs. 90
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d BY Grubbs 8 Williams, 80 =.
(; Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY YALU.
II ABLE TRACT OF LAND, IN sHENRfC0
COUNTY ABOUT EIGHT MILES BELOW THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON JAMES RIVER, At
AUCTION.--In execution Of the provisions Of a
deed of trust from William ID. Easley and Wife 10
the subscriber dated 2t of May, is7l, and recorded
In Henricp County Court Office, being thereto re-
gured, will sell nj auction, upon the premises. on
MONDAY, cd OF December, at Il o'clock H.,
TRACT OF LAND situated as above stated. con-
ACRES, bounded by The lands of Seldom r. Aiken,
jackson T. Childrey, and by James river. II being
the same land assigned the said grantors in che d.
vision of the estate OF John B. ChafIin, deceased.
This is said to be very superior body Of land and
worthy the attention Of those wishing to purchase
really valuable farm. ~
TERMS The deed authorizes sale for cash. bu. 10
Is probable that other and more accommodating
terms win be announced at the time Of sale. ,s
LAWSON NUNNALLY, Trustee.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL THIRTEEN BEAUTIFUL AND ApMIRh-
Bl,Y-J.OCATED PHYSICIANS BUIl,ulHG
LOTS. SITUATED ON THE SOUTH LINE OF
FRANKLIN AND THE NORTH LINZ On 9E htA an
BETWEEN MONROEsAND HENRY STKEEIs,
WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF MONROE PAkth,
AT AUCTIoN.-We shall nj the request OF pr.
George S. Palmer sell nj public auction, on uIs
premises, on THURSDAY the sth day Q! Deem
bcr 1872, commencing ut the hour OF 81 O'Clock ].
M., FIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS. las-
ing front each on the south Side Of franklin street
OF 81 by los feet to an alley.
Also, EIGHT ATTkACTIYEL0 LOTS situated I'M
mediately In the rear Of the above, having frunt
each on the north side OF Main street OF IS by l?S
feet TO an alley.
This property adjoins the residence Of mr. George
S. Palmer, andis, without any exception, the most
desirable property now being offered Tor hrst.cl;
residences or as investment For property so Wen
known further description Is deemed unnecessary,
and we would call the special attention OF parties
desiring to invest the foregoing sale, and request
that all parties attending the sale would plesse be
punctua at the hour announced for the sale 10 aAe
place. Efs. ~
TERMS: VIII be quite liberal and announced at
the hour Of sale. L1SEsG BROTHER,
20 a auctioneers.
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DIssoLUT1ONS d. PARTNERSHIPs:
TO-P NOTICE.-The SUBJ
I ,..,1a- has farn cd :, ter this date, given an
interest to and associated with him in the real estate
amencv and auction business IN. son, II. SELDOM
TAYLOR. -,o,od ,,,,do, .,,o
name and style of JAMES NJ. TAYLG. 4 r q gym
dc 2-3t JAMES NJ. \ "a H01s'
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< 81 BY w. Goddlp, s.Sa !.
:, Real Estate Agent and Ancticnser, Il
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

So -
RTRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
!, 4 REAL ESTATE. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD. STREET AND WEST EIDE OF WALL.
STREET, NEAR. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
DEPOT.-By yirtae of deed of tYnst
executed to the subscriber on the 10Th OF Say ls7
duly recorded in Richmond Chancery Court On the
18th of May 1871, shall, In execution thereof pro-
DAY the ID of December, 1872, at 4 O'Clock II. M,
that valuable LOT fronting 60 feet the south side
of Broad street. running back ON the west l,re of
Wall street So feet4 inches.
Also all the right, tie and interest of the grantfr
In LOTS Nos. 4S and ~ In May9s addition. & ST
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the expenses of
sale and to discharge bond OF S4ieso WITH Interest
from the 10th OF May 1871; and as 10 the residue, on
reasonable terms, to be announced at the hour Of
sale. go ~ JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
POSTP0NEMENT. iEtfa*
By consent Of parties the above sale Is postponed
till THURSDAY, December 5, 1872. at4 O'Clock
2. NJ. JAMES Lyons,
. de Gs.st EEf 4. sEtfF III SsZSt3 Trustee
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GALE OF ABOUT SEVEN ACRES OF
JyERY LUABLE GROUND IN TIE LILY III,
OF. RICHMOND. in THAT PARI I u isi;,,t
KNOWN AS SIDNEY. BOZ NDEU ~ nARs VIZ
THE LAND OF JOSEPH ALIENS ESTATE.--
BY request Of Messrs. X. y. Burrows JOINS moi'
kns, and Thomas Wilson, we MN ssiJ ~ w na
cepbep CONNIE ncing at O'Clock =. M., me pro.
perry situated rs above. II occupies FOR me nrs,
bart an elevated situation overlooking the ct! aa
EN- braces many very handsome building sites.
The property will he sold IN suitable pa!ss,I ~
Will be shown by plat 10 DO exhibited " tiis s'e
= T sE At sale. GRUBBs s WILLIAMS.
h no IS AuSstoAssSis'
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~ Geek q
corner " nut ssasi streets
T,IAEos, pARroR ' b JRssI T1iaE. Il-
,DiNa ao., IT asass ID ii b sssi s'' Is
one NIJaKs 6 0LkRK's AosEW0oD-gAsE
VI asH Faan5 sSsi / IL sA I'd
hESg SpAs aPs az sAsss
n sk sIaP Earl eK to
WALNUT and MAHoG Any sEDER1hRDs, a
Handsome WALNUT LFBRARY1CASIs - -
FRENCH-PLATEy GiET- FRAnfE aIIKRoRs,
g aEEN and STRIPED REPs LOUNGES, e 10
IENNY LIND md COTTAGE BEDsTEADs,
New TAPESTRY GaafPET TitS ST. ar !, s.
FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSEsyf ss@s. +;
MAHOGANY LEAF ana CHAMBER TABLES,
des COCK 6 LAUGHToN, Aacnonasrs..
uIGH CoNsTABLE'ss sALE,-f viii
Der 3D. Is7a at Il O'Clock q. the: tobacco fac
tory III j. j. Moore on franklin street near Wall,
the following property, TO satisfy distress WARRANT
IL my hands in favor of Miles George rs. ID.
I ISSasi sIis4s and BANDS, Do ~; .
sets SHAPES. " ~ &2Hasi& *2+ r
~ 2 STOVES and PIPES, irslGe as u
: Is, ~ bICoRIGE-BoILER, ~ $3.50 - y. =
Lot Of WORk-BENgHESt
Q caddies OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, &c.
CASH HIGH Al RgGsR RIssRasa
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! "A Sonsea,,sft haps,,ress. T'hrpsghsnt Bis
ti9a he was d constant attendaHl On psspise
wurship. llaaI,y ~ ksls .ss
~ An, c,ss,ef among his vartsest
IN ss,ts1Ss al religion be ltysI % cf,arsty
with ail mankind. HeieYer torced b1s cf fs,
,,r,n,, fhe attention OF others nor received
his articles of faith from human dictatioh
fnsin,ata viii, the highest dignitaries OF the
fthnrcf. from the Catholic prelate 10 the
Mcshn,iIst bishop. he preserved his freedom
Of belief and his Independence Of nina.
Awe stand around the cold remains Oh
tho friend wi hose face viii be no more seen
IN tl,e nIaces which he filled with fresh ana
Glowing life the sounds OF party contention
fade away in the silence Of death. 'Ehe
sn;rit of strife is hushed. The long warfare
of the departed is brought to an end. he
has found repose in the stiffness OF the grave,
and no lingering bitterness must Disturb the
,dep,h Of his peace or impair the sweet
memory of his virtues.
3 A Characteristic Letter.
Az an introduction to the suhjoined letter
IL Is nroner 70 state that Mr.. Greeley was
warm personal friend Of Charles Lanmans to
whom Il was addressed, at Washington. MI.
Ianman's earlier essays as writer were pup
lished in the Ke,c- Yorker. Although ne
never rarticinated In politics, Mr.. Greeley
occasionally favored him with letters OF ad-
vice and took a special interest in the sue
cess of his Dictionary Of Congress" MI.
G;reelev,s last note to Mr.. Lanmar IS as loi-
lows: o. ,o7o
"Friepd Lanuap, your note VI
The 25th instant. / have all my lie neeh uo,
;no what neople called vastly foohsn anu
;mnol;t;c and / did not dispute their Juag,,
ment. I only said that what did seemed
10 me the right thing. If should ale pc
fore the election, or be beaten therein, ple:lse
test;fy for NE that l do not regret haYins
broyed ,n,blic opinion when l thought IL
wrong and knew it to be merciiess.
I. Yours. HORACE GREELEY"
The Remains Of Mr.. Greeley.
Nrw YORK, December 1.-The remains OF
Mr., Greeley were brought to this Guy rom
Pieasantviilc on Saturday evening, ana aIe
now in the residence of Samuel Sinclair, pup
iisher of the Tribune. The two oauSntels
If Mr.. Greeley and Mrs. GIBBONS accolnpa'
,,;ed the remains to this city. ,...
Tho Herald mentions that the Ohlol
J,ea~,Ie have hope that Preslaent Giail'
t.;ii fake mart in the obsequies OF his dlstlh
guished rival in the political helo.
THE FUNERAL.
The Ynt trustees sD OF committee, consist
ing of MeSsrs. Sinclair. /. Gu, , "u" 70,
to take entire charge Of the -. ''" hsva t;xed i
Mr. Greeley's funeral. Fhcy navy from tn,
for Wednesday at II O'Clock, >nv DR.
Church of the Divine Paternity (h> in
Chapin's), on Fifth avenue. No speech. :.
vitations will be sent out, but it is alreaa,
known that organizations of various kinds
are taking steps for attending in body.
Died of Broken Heart.
! lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE DrsPATCH.J
New YoaK, December 2.-Rey. Henry
Word Reechcr in q sermon Yesterday. at.
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lRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.


The above sale Ia postponed until MONDAY, 9th
December, 1873, THAT being court syo and Will
take place at Henrfco courthouse az l2 clock NJ.
Of that day. LAWSON NUSNALLY, Trustee.
: GRURBS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. de3
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.--I
II shall offer for sale at public auction: on tho
Der 10th, 1872. my FARM, situated In Lunenburg
county near Pleasant Grove, Aye miles from Keys
the public road from eysyllc to Luncnburg Court
house. The tract contains FIVE HUNDRED AND
FOURTEEN ACRES; thirty acres bottom land and
productive lots. beautiful stream runs through
every field The improvements consist Of good
.TWO-STORY DWELLING-HoUSE, good double
kitchen, Office, smoke-house and dairy, carriage
bles, tobacco barns, and other houses: the finest
orchard In this section or country. Its fertility and
II truly desirable farm. t-st
TERMS: Oue-thrd cash; balance nj six. twelve,
and eighteen months, equal payments, bearing III
the day of sale; bonds for the deferred payments
with good security Title retained till all the pur-
de at s. LEVIELE CARTER.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Aucuoneers,
corner of Governor and franklin streets.

rENERAt ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
VI HOLD 7FURNITUREBAT AUCTIoN:-on
FRIDAY the 9Th instant ut 10 o'clock. we VIII sell
at the residence of Mfr. M r. Starke lwho Is decl!n-
inc Sousekeeping,, No, 400 Canal street. between
Fourth and Fifth streets, 0 general assortment OF
PARLOR FURNITURE, IL, q Z. ssgist..
MARBLE-TOP TABLES, n.
- EXTENSION 0INIGG-TABLES,
SIDEBOARD, -E - r5
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS, ~ E
MATTR ESSEG, 80. st....t.a
CROCK cry, GLASSWARE, is -
STOVES, &C.; 3 ass'@tsb
together with q general assortment OF well-kept
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
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By William r. Polk 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NJ. lilo Main street, corner OF Twelfth street.

Y ARGE AND PERSMPTORY SALE OF
IL FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
PUBLIC AUCTION As agent of the creditors of
Mr.. D. T. Lumley, who has Semored FROM the State,
shall sell al auction, at he Springfield and Deep
Run coal-pits, commencing at Deep RUM on
TUESDAY the 18th Instant a. II O'Clock, 2 large
assortment of C0AL-MINERS,, BLACKSM1THS,,
CARPENTERS, AND WHEEL WHICH IS
ING POWDER, &c. Most of the above articles
have been In use only short while, and are very
valuable to coal-mipers, -s-... =Hrazt.k r..fL
Also, very large lot of OLD IRON, cast and
wrought, which has been accommodating for thirty
years. n. q. SHEPPARD.
no lS-eodtds ...s #.. -.. -...
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY the
sd day Of December, 1872. ..: .--,'.g no I9-eod
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, DE.
pURE JAMAICA RUM,
Il a"OLD CADlZn SHERRY,
WIN DE TREILLESo SHERRY,
,"ViGO" and " FAyORITAn PORT,
Tor table, bar, and family use.
A choice lot of these goods, In octayes, warranted
direct importation, f0rs.lc low to the trade by
Il. COURTNEY JENKINS,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
No. lib south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
not8 Assa&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-03
sst5E S8t ByS. N. Davis, /. 7...., az,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer, 1, .,
office corner Eleventh and Main streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DEs1RA-
" BILE REAL estate, ON ST. JOHN
TION.--In execu..f Ion of decree of the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond entered November
%, is72, In the suit or Crump c.. Crump, &c, ]
ceed 70 sell at a,ictou upon the premises on TUES
DA1 the Sd day Of December, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, If
1alr IL not, then upon the first fair day thereafter
at tn same hour. two valuable LOTS With FRAME
thereon. ss.5- sistfs 40
TERMS: One-third cash balance at six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes with Interest added,
title retained by the court until all the payments
made. ~ .J.PRESTOS COOKE,
no 27-StR Special Commissioner.