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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

D1>--vE-E1 rS Iu-E-Tlc residence ms. Col
t--1. % AirE street. narrowly escaped being de-
s-eEel tT f-l l-s. FRIDAY woman, who had
been l-1-l-g 11.las, las la; tie room Tor > short
zine having laa-c1ai iron burning uear 8 large
F= Ct. l1-li-c which c--Clt FIRE from the sparks
--s-lt--- au- when discovered lie room was il 3
tzze To aid si-l ucre 10 the danger, the water
uls sl-, Cz from the premises 10 repair the pipes,
u--z Eli1l plumosr Wls engaged n the time.
-zs --- obtained water from The sdioiniuE prem
Uses and lr.i-Ezished the IRE before IL Lad done
z-e- damage a. tie room, although eoasideratle
-lz---y Jf clothing vas Destroyed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

WELLEEs FEoN HoArE-The Na-enso. Captain
E--ues zrrive5 last "Wednesday not Monday. IS re-
ported 10 or usiEhbors issue O. Sztur5sy.) zine
zou-hs or from New Bedford, having taken over
tuo 11udra5 barrels Ct sperm and 4 quantity OF
hurtark oil ir the Atlantic, but was not 50 fortu-
u-te be- 10 Pzeifc- TIE second ofscer. NJ Kearn.
so IS leC arokea while fast 10 whale several
weeks previous 10 arrival which stove his bo4i ard
r1i Gear C-Et- Barnes sci the leg il most skin
ful nauner and Tie oeer has 50 far recovered that
Dc vii b able 70 resume bis duties IN short time
The josephine, Capt Lone srri7ed OF Friday after
zocu. SIX months oct from NeE Bedford. having
rlken ever six hundred barrels Of sperm and whale
OIL both II the Atlantic and Pacific =hich Is zcatch
net ol=a ercelies on similar cruise This i Cart
LouEs drsi voTsse As master, he having been frss
oaeer q the same ship last EoyaEel and with such
counenceneui TIE Josephine has 4 fue prospect
Tor keeping sp her rspu;ation IS lucky ship Both
vessels VII leave for the Arctic after tie arrival Of
the nal steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

MESS PORK-A few barrels first quaIf-
vi ty Oregon Mess Pork, for sale By
Z B0LLEs L co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

LEE Ra-s-SE p kNn The d" HorslNG- On sat
u-5-y -t,s-uolu l-st, the noE flagstaff q No-s In
---c C1ur-ry vas Placed il position promptly a.
half r1zt tca- o'cioek As Der notice She engineer
iu- G. -he b VAS By Nr- John Ub5ots- OF Tib5sts
& S--lusC1. ard TIE immense spar. Is6 feet n
lez--l. Vas missed o- end and placed iu position
ui-1i- ten Minutes from manning the tackles, with
e. thl precision ard suoothness with which one
MA, l-vl PLACED e walking stick on end Afsr
u-l1l tle Hooks housed their beautiful new truck
Jas -e-1ivad from tie makers. HuuueWel & Co
las -1ver --lcut band was OF the ground, and dis
c1E-sal sz'7-or-i-ie music, and she occasion .Ess
Wozn5 ~ Elia q collation. 5oinily given BY NOES
Ard tie E1oks 10 Tie rooms Ct the lzttcr-Ail.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

-EE usU schooner Uf.1ua, Capt H1rfeld return
e- Ecs-1-5sT from her drst trip. which has been q
Wy successful one, bringing tli-ty-oue Passengers
ana ruI f-eielt fr0u koua and kau. A very In
-e-1s1E event occz-55 OF b5a-J last Saturday amer
tl vessel ta5 Dc. ResiaSekus by one Of The feusIe
--sSl -e- a51i1E fine young Ir.J passenger % the
r-ra Der zl-sa5v on tol-d- Capt Hatfield was equal
-- The emergency 90 providing Citing welcome 70
-ll -le s--zacer. and E1a he goodwill Of the fe-
-lle E7-l- of the passengers particularly i1r The
ll-1-l =-uusr 70 which De zcgultted himself IN
CT cs-c-ustzuccs So unexpected. The parents have
r1ze1 tae -1s,1 Cia-z In honor q SIS birthplace
The er--lf- Gi5r't cll--c cent Tor his passage.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

L-vrlI L--Es On rHE D0CK-Ou Monday af,er-
-c1-- F--Ti1ls 30 fle departure OF The steamer
E-lz-al- 8 horse which had been left standing AZ
t1cae1 % cav Oh ;al wharf, took fright 81 the
u1=z ans confusion b. Tie vicinity and started q,
hl- Suddenly brought Up against coal pile, Short
tls-z1ee f-ln BIS point Of departure with shock
v-z-t ROCK she animal Of his feet Several persons
i-zazi1-l'y uulz-uessld hin. and be 10 sooner
ls-a1 ---asalF clear taa1 be made furious plunge
ana 81. away. starting up town. uost qrobatiyto Tor
Us s.l--l As u---t b. expected from tie crowd
CT r--il1 gathered % lll vharf, i Wss the most
Lively place Dr. town for short time, but fortunately
m ore uls lz-t 1- any Gauscc done.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

ir- uls ct expected as she was not looked for until
me 5tt inst She was Fortunate 90 making fine
-u- crs- ara also returning. which enabled her 70
1cc-r-sl The roua5 TRIP 10 ihirty-tve Gays, which
is Supposed 20 have been sxoeled but once, the
Comet uasi-E {; 3D. tairty-threc- The schooner
Restless one IL thg Fioueer packets iu The Regular
Dlslz--t line. made The round TRIP, under CON
zzzal DO -ae latl Commodore John Ps;y, 81 twenty
scr=u d1Ts and some o. her passages between san
Francesca and tlis Qorr. either way, are probably
-l.g E.s-es. On record
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-03

4 SCBsE1EER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

ENGLISH SLASG.-The use OF slang words
and phrases in England is not confined to
any particular class, but prevails from the
highest and best educated to the lowest.
Each class has its particular slang voeabu-
larry, and it has been said that the slang a
man uses is an infallible guide to the class of
society to which he belongs. Professional
slang, the slang of the college, the stable, or
the drawing-room, are each distinct and sepa-
rate. The latter, ladies as we'll as men con-
stantly use. In speaking of drawing-room
slang, the Saturday Recieao says:
"A great deal might be and ought to be
said in reproof of the coarseness of speech
that accompanies our increasing looseness of
manners. Men do not, it is true, swear as
yolubiy as the MohaWks and Squire West
ems of the last century, though their reti.
cenee hardly comes of increased reverence;
but women no longer confne themselves to
such 'ssarcenet oatbs y as fell from the lips
OF the Reynolds and Marlborough diyinities.
They assert their aadYanced y position By
little ventures into the region Of blasphemy
and Increased profanity In the use Of sa-:
cred names, as MAJ be seen in certain pic
:tdrss of life by female hands of Ilndoubtad
acclfa ,1 nianness me ut the best
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
Half an Hour Before supper.
By BRET uARTE.


so she's here, your unknown Dulcinca-the lad,
YOU met on the traiiI-
And you really believe she would know you If vol
were to meet her AGAIN."
"Of course" he replied, "she would know me
there never WAS womankind yet
Forgot the effect She inspired. She excuses but doc
not forget.'
"Thr you told her your love 7" ask ed the elder the
younger looked up with smile.
~ SUI by her side half an hour-wlat else was do
ing the while!
what, sit by the side of woman as fair as the
sun ia the sky,
And look somewhere else lest the dazzle flash back
from Your own TO her eye!
No, hold that the speech OF the tongue I've frank
and as bold as the look,
And held up herself to hrrself-hat was more than
she got from her book"
Young blood" laughed the elder, nno donbt You
are Toicing the mode OF To-Day;
But then we old fogies, ut least gave the lady some
chance for delay
There's my wife,-(you must know)-we first me,
:, on the Journey from Florence to Rome;
where WAS her home;
''Three more to be-duly presented; three more ere
saw her again;
And u year ere my romance. began where yours
ended that day OH the train.n
40, that the style of the stage-coach we travel
to-day by express;
Forty miles to the hour he answered. " won't ad-
init OF passion tliat's less"
"But what If you make mistake? quoth the elder
The Younger half sighed.
what happens when signals wrong or switches
misplaced +" he replied.
.syery well, must bow to YOUR WISDOM the elder
returned, "but admit
That your chances of winning this woman your
holiness has bcttered 10 whit.
why, YOU do not, at best, know her name. And
what If Try Your ideal
With something, If not quite SO fair, at lest more
en- regle and rcal.
:. Let me tnd you a partner. Nay, come, insist
you shall follow-this way.
My dear will you not add your grace to entreat Mr..
Rapid TO stayl"
:. My wife, Mr.. Rapid-Eh, what! Why, he's gone
yet he said he would come:
How rude, 1 don't wonder, my dear, you are prop
eriy crimson and dumb"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

Virginia Ledf-There was trifle more activity
In the Virginia leaf market last week, both for en-
port and manufacturing purposes the inquiry being
mainly for medium 10 good. The decrtISc In INT
stock OF low grades has also served to quicken the
demand for such goods sale, and we hear OF
Inquiries from two OF the heavy buyers which
are likely tn evcntuate In important sales before
long.
All available stock for export will probably be
taken freely from this time forward.
A Richmond correspondent refers to trade affairs
In Virginia as follows:
1.-THE receipts here are falling off, and will con-
tinue TO do In all the other Virginia mar ets
they are very small, except Danvllle, and there
they are falling off too. The larger portion Of our
receipts 1toto are from that point. In Farmville
they are doing nothing. scarcely more, In tobacco
In Lynchburg very little Is coming forward In Pc
rersburg very little coming In and hut little held
on sale in the warehouses. Danville Is getting as
much US all these together suppose, and il Is
nearly all working tobacco. Even with the very
large crop which came TO market last year their
there scarcity of tobacco late In the season. OF
the old crop, and with the much smaller crop which
comes TO market this scason In my opinion there
will be greater sctrcity notwithstanding they are
now using seed leaf to some extent rs substitute
for other grades "-NslD York Tobacco Ledf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

hui III ssapss,isesas and ore Very Z,
ys' I'd 5eIapBa into bulldog siaf ti.t-
lr,iars and Eort ara or Indies, tho coIa
and reserve os but ntyjliging forces. break.
Inn ont into straage eaths, or, not having
originality enough for ahnt, Adopting tue
nsed-up explosives Of roughs ana roWaies.
Yet, startling as her profanity may DE. we
doubt whether the historical young lady OF
Folkstone Is in the long run Us mischievons
as the Ianguishing fair who cannot De
!" fetched By such awful chalk, as, for IN
stance, village sermon--Who finds doniestic
| life +" one-horse" affair-7whose . relieving
officer NUTS the business,yif he advises GER
tain reforms in her lawful jolly" stI
who REQUIRES as restorative to her over.
wrought nerves "tbunder and lightning
or i" shandy gaff,n though that is, when 40,
| sorbed, simply skittles. you know, NOT hall
such O drink as brandy and soda--wh {.
can put you on several morals :
| in the way of "gees" and "chasers," tell
the point OF her "quad" and the history OF
the chief "pretty housebreakers," but
I" can't execute large. order" in the wa! VI
| virtues esteemed by those fogies ana now.
ing bores" her grandfathers. But the Siil.
dictionary is becoming so roluminous ttiat
we cannot pretend even TO give an ldea Of H.
various dialects, ranging as they DO from the
rihaldry of the kentish hopper to the dlaWled
iarpon Of the Goodwood and birmingham
!Tbere ara Ms many cants as there are coterles
and each variety OF "g1rls OF the period
has ils own eccentricity OF speech. Never
was there such havoc in language.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

A Mill Plain woman was prevented from
attending the funeral Of her sister by the
pon-arriYal on time of lace handkerchief
from New York, The brutality of the eX-
press company Is severely commented on by
the neighbors. -Danbwy he'cs.
At Memphis last Sunday night DR.. John
de Ia Rookie. n druggist,in delirtun remenSS,
took to drinking alcoholic tinctureS, and fol-
lowed these with large drausht OF chloro-
form. His dead body,was found III the drug
store next morning.
Oh pshaw! This Is what the gloucester
paper says: "One of the biggest DOSES OF
lasses and water ever mixed IN this llafDor
was on yesterday forenoon, when eighty
blooming damscls We're bathing on the
Pavilion beach at one time"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
QUINN EH GiAl4.
C0HN AND M,ouR EXGllANGMsll
R.caAoyp. "a. August 10, B72.
OFFERINGS.
wuEAr.-.white. s,eH bushels. Red, s,saa buf buzz

wuEAq.-.Rhise. s,eA bushels. Red, 1908 b ss
els. -, ), ,,,.ad ss r,,sIa,s
+ 5OATs.-Ia2 bushels.
RYE.--4a bushels.
FInfrR.-3r barrels
WuEAr.-whte. I,3is bushels very good ut $l.55
.ua bushels prime ut sI.7s; 8 bushels common NJ
GI Is: Iss bushels common Ut sl.55; $50 fair at
W G5 100 bushels common ut II GO; ez8 bushels prime
Mt slsD: I53 bushels choice mt Sls0 2l0 pisllSiS
good at SITs 81 bushels common at 81 ~; $3.50 bsii-
WuEAT.-Red. 700 bushels fair at $780, lae bushels
oond NJ f az M bushels common ut Sl.25 aGi BUSH
iv nrIme Mt SI75: 500 bushels very good At al.I0
% bushels very good at $l.Ga 10 bushels common az
IN 20: ag0 bushels very good ut Si72 l6s bushels
nrime at Sl.73; ITO bushels common III Sl.iOj 10
bushels common IT 81 55.
CoRS.-WhItc, 80. bushels very good at &c.; loo
bushels prime ut 7Gc.; 300 bushels prime ut TIC.
OATs.-7l bushels very good al 5Gc.; 10 bushels
commOn. i5c.
I,>E o. huShcta n Gsp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
BALTIMORE MARK ETS

BALTIMORE, August lG.-Flour quiet and stead,
and prices unchanged. Wheat active and scarce
amber, $i.77Q'Slso; common to fair red, Sl.soQl
$l.s5 Corn dull; southern, 7O&D7sc.; yellow
CSC; mixed western. &c. Oats dull; southern
4IlDi5c.; western. mixed, 4Ic.; white 47c
Rye quiet and unchanged at 7sals0c. Provision.
meats-Shoulders, &c. rib-sides, &C.; clear rib
SIDES &C. Bacon firiner: shoulders, &c.; rib-sides
glc.; clear riD-sides, loo. Lard dull, sic. West
ern butter quiet and steady; choice, ls@lsc- Wits
keyqniet, 0469isc.
Virginia es, consols, sos; registered and peelers
4s-alI bids.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

& ssrGNEE,s AND JsT ls,lE S. SALE I,E
og yAS t F. E THHAsslF ~ Of Il aa1oa.
5oSDBy virtue OF mn order OF me hoos ,ae
The Eastern District OF virginia enterea on is
r t,e,st ls7a In the mn tier OF L0uis 1.
,,,t i I,krnncy, We shall proceed 20 sen AZ "a,
. ,si On I'M. Iremsrs on MONDAY. August lst,i:
,v5n NJ O'Clock p NJ if fair, II not the DR.. LAT
iiay thereafter, the Following REAL az Ia
yh yy,s sold OH the nth day or August S.s, anu
m,rcIsed by Sir. Thomas NJ Griffin, VINO hsv fa
biie t0 nav the unpaid purchase money az u feii
,ne e. vii now he sold at his risk nndeostsvz
II rr Nh l. ON tine west line OF krook avenue rom.
Ga, al ipt running hack los feet TO IN aey ~ Ieet
Vide and bounded on, the south by Moore avenue,
viii large and excellent brick and framed dwell
Inv thereon now occupied as grocery ana a"e,ls
nv Nj newton at rental of $500 par annilln. TINS
siiv re"arted irst-rate stand for business nnd
Is In good repair. -, 90 h,, rag foo, N n
alley Il feet vide both OF which are adiniraDS wen
suited for business purposes, and ironing on tue
TERMS One-third cash balance ut SIX ana Twelve
,nonihs for negotiable notes with gooa endorsers,
hearing Interest, and title retaneu TIL All VI le p"
chase money shall have been Paiu >,YYrY,trp
@"'~> WILLIAM FLEGESHEiSlEK.
Assignee aud cO-Trstee.
JAMES PLEASASTS, Trustee
nm = .SoI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
BY Wellington Goddin,
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


rI,RUSTEES' AND COMMISSIONERS
1 SALE. OF BRICK TENEMENT WITH
GRANITE FRONT ON THE SOUTH SIDE s,t Dt
STREETS. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
fur her execution Of the decree Of ne SGal,
of Virginia. entered OH the 9th OF april, 1872; III
the case of Myers < co. rs Toty we, the Gnde iIc
signed trustees commissioners; VIII sen at puDi,e
August. isj2, nj 9 O'Clock p. ", that YALEABLE
BRICR TENEMENT WITH GRANITE Front
located as above. being the one heretofore conveyed
by IL. ". Totty 10 James ". Eddlils.
TEENS Unc-fourih cash; balance III SIM WE'VE,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest,"
r:iJc,l and title retained till all Of the purchase mo-
mrv il fuIiy pald and 4 conveyance ordered by the
co;irt W. GODDlN,
W. Is. MYERS.
JOHN JOHNS. DR.,
Trustees or Commissioners.
p Tho foregoing real tate was purchased at
sale made on the 2gth July last by James Driscoll,
and he having failed to comply with me Terms OF
sulc it will now be reSoId at his risks anu costs.
ail ii-tu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
Nv telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. August ls.-Cotton unchanged sales,
Ito bales. Flour-Southern duh and declining; coin
mon to fair extra S7.50G&950; good to choice 1895
6ISl..75. Whiskey frmer and moderately active at
g3@lsJtc. Wl.elt dull and prices materially uii-
changed. Corn heavy lower at so4g6Jc. for west
ern mixed Pork firuer at SI3. 751Sl3.s5 Beef dull
Turpentinc duh and heavy ut 5llc. Rosn quiet at
SssSQs3.s7t. FreIehts hrmer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
BY Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctio'ee'''
Eleventh street between Main AMI balih.

cEyEN MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILD
= ING LOTS ON Laurel. STREFI' "a a. inr
rI1RiIAY nth August, ut o'clock a. we n WI.
sell on the premises the SIN DESiR =; h.nrr and
situated at the southwest corner Oh cont and r,,
nnr hack i4o feet to an alley 20 feet vide These
lots have the most beautiful sn1 i he o" r Any and M
bei5p mich benefited by the grading of the streets
now going on. .rr.l street in.-
49,, 90 foot north of Sprng street lin rear oi me
Baptist church, 80 by las feet to an alley 20 'ee'
wide. -. =, .,,, ,o;,,bnrjoo,l
ebnmiI nv nil means attend the sale.
khAS' hi'e Aucti0neers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctionctrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" NEAT FRA3IED-DWELLINGS. NOS 7tI
AND TAB, ON THE EAST SIDE OF NISTii
STREET FRENCH GARDEN IlILLl, AND a
BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST SIDF up
TENTH STREET.-Chllcs &C.. rs. Ehile-s &C. H.
cree of Richmond Chancery Court. In execution ar
said decree. Will sell at auction upon the premises
on FRIDAY 18th August, nj O'Clock p NJ the ,,,n
FRAMED-DWELLING of which the late lam,
R:CbIles died seized. One Of them has seven rooms
The other six rooms both with kitchens, water and
gas The lots are each 30 bv 100 feet. 49,
These houses remarkably well built. and In good
order.
After which will he sold BUILDING LOT an
Tenth street, I'm rear of No al 80 by 1870 feet
TERMS One-fourth cash: balance at six. tseIyc
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. with into
rest added. and title retained until the notes are
paid. THOMAS j. EVANS, Commissioner
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucti0ueers
POSTPONED on account Of the rain to MON
DAY, 10th OF August, at 81 O'Clock p 81
au II r. !. EVANS. Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
RgE,cHER ON PREACHING.

ma FIRST REvIvAL--HIsE ENTRY INTO THE =
MrNIsTRy-now TO afhNAGE;A NEW con ..
s,REeATroN-EATyNG AS CONSIDERED 81
MINISTERS, &C, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

The undersigned. administrator OF Ffras ..scs
shelter, deceased will 1T the same tme aha nri
vaiely all The FURNITURE belonging 70 81
hotel upon credits OF SIX, twelve, ,gistesnih
twenty-ipur months. taking frpm the pAtraistAe'
good security Therefor G. NJ. HARRISON,
Administrator of Frederick Shelter, deffa'''
Az II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

MRS. MORIEN's FARM, on the LII ,es
yl Chopped road five miles above Ricnn OH mi
vertised to be sold this afternoon) mas neen ear
vately. ". oohDi-'' mn lT-lt
ArGIrS1 II. ls12. CO. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL ESTATE IN ORANGE COUNTY.VA
As trustees In deed executed March elst ISL, by
Ferdinand Jones and wife, we will expose to sale,
on the premises to the highest bidder at pilbii'
auction ON SATURDAY, September It'll, 1872, the
very valuable FARM on which Ferdinand JONES
now resides. This farm contains -FOUR uuN-
the lands of Philip Is. Jones' Colonel George FL Iay-
l0c and Others, Is about four miles from orinSc
Courthouse and three from Rapi,tn station; sou Oh
fine qualify, improvements good, water abundant.
large Young orchard of choice apples and other
fruits. ,,,
This farm offers rare inducements to one desiring
u country home, heng located in section ulsur-
passed for health beauty of scenery, and fertility Of
soil
L. Il. JONES,
WILLIAM Il. WILLIAMS.
,u In-dS Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

POSITION E1IENT.
Tie sale of the aboyenen'ioned properly n ut
pohen nnlit % RICHARDSON &c CO.,
O'CLOCK = NJ Aucloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

EOR SALE AT AUCTION, on TUES
4 DAY the 81 day of September next al prtk, 5
Branch station. on Richmond and Danyillc Railroad
in Charlotte county. Va, n NEW HOUSE coHtan-
Ing ten rooms conveniently arranged. with LOI
of ONE AND ONF-TIIikD ACEE5, ana i ahont
800 yards from railroad station. For further par
ticulars apply 10
JOIiN II. THOMPSON, brakes Branch.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA, August y, l.T?.
ln-.l,I1hNs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

DARE CHANCE FOR A PHYSICIAN
N FARM OF TWO HUNDRED ANDTIiIRTi-
EIGHT AND THREE-QuARTER ACRES IN
CIlAHLES CITY COUNTY, FOR SALE, PR1-
lies two miles from the James river,
and adjons Shirley and near to Berkeley and West
over l3s acres cleared, balance In woOd-oak pine
&C.: good grass lnd improvements, Z framed dwell
ing with four rooms kitchen of two rooms. barn,
stable courthouse, &c. Good orchard One of the best
neghhorh0Ods In the State for physician, inc
nearest iring ten miles distant, and has been the
residence of physician for many years For terms
applyto GRUBBS MlLLlaM Mo.
AuctiOncers and Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

EOR SALE, FOUR SMALL HOUSES,
X four TO six rooms each. In the western portion
of the city, on spring, Pine, Clay, and ST. John
Streets Apply To- ,.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent
All l5-Th&S Ills. opposite Dispatch, office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, HOUSE No. lo7 on Third AM Ami
II street between Grace and Franklin, coh-Es:a
raining eight rooms, and four kitchen roons. io''
session. given al once. Apply on the premises.
I7-ntE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-17

In consequence Of rain. the above sale is pgsr.
PONED until MONDAY, 18th instant, al same
hour. 5. \. DAVIS,
@au II Ancti0nl:r