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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-12
From the Missouri Democrat.
A Learned Diagnosis Of Canine AGec-
li0n--A Dose for SWi:ch-saiGs, Eice
MonSrcl, and Pur2S--A Voice from
Coon Ridge and Postum Hollow.


tion--A Dose for Swisch-taiGs, Eice.
Monsrcl, and Pun1y--A Voice from
Coon Ridge and Postum Hollow.
Dr. James Logan, the representative from
Carroll county, delighted the House on FRI
duy with most learned and exhaustive dis
uuisition on the canine tribe. The Doctor is
well known throughout Missouri us the pa
tentee of "Logan's Celebrated Diptheria
Remedy" and his name, coupled with this
panacea, has become household word. OF
an extremely fine metaphysical turn Of mind,
the Doctor never deigns to speak on any
subject that does not afford ample room for
the most deep and searching thought.
He delights to delve amidst the occult
and abstruse things of earth, but is never
strictly in bis element unless when engroSscd
in the solving Of some Aristotleian problem.
The dog law, though a subject not demand
ing the most subtle mentality to discuss, was
considered by the Doctor OH account of the
great variety Of species which could be
descanted on, not unworthy of the attention
Of man of science. Being of the type of
man spoken of by one OF our poets, who,
"taught by the hand that pilies him, learns
to pity Them" be was opposed to the wan
ton and cruel destruction of sheep by worth
less ours; and here's what he said about 1t:
Dir. Speaker,--It is frequently the case, sir,
that when dog law is broughtup, notwitf-
standing it Is important to the agricultural
and farming community, that 1t is treated
with Il great deal of leyity and made light
of. But, Mr.. Speaker, LET me assure you, sir,
that this is q bill Of very great importance,
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LATEST FoREIGNtNEWS.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON. March 1.-THE Secretary of the
Colonies in the House to-day denied that
thcre was any secret treaty for tue separation
Of Canada from Great Britain.
=; France. .s.a
~ PARIS. March 1.-THE death of Joseph
NlazZini is announced.
The Count De Chambord has gone to Co.
logne.
President Theirs received the frlnce ana
Princess Of Wales to-day.
The Government insists on retaining IN Its
hill for the control of the press the dfclara-
ton of the forfeiture of the sovereign power
bv the imperial dynasty. 1t IS reported
fiat Theirs and the committee on the Dill
have come to al agreement.
AZ rypRrcEpryTrD SCENE OF EXCITEMENT IN THE
ASSEMBLY. .a -
VERSAILLES, March LIN the Assembly
today a motion was introduced, amidst great
cvritcneut. to ccnsure and prosecute two
demltics for libel Oh the cllInbcr.
i c,uuter-motion was made TO pass 10 the
order of the day. This was followed ny
tlmuIt unprecedented even II. these nails
but was finally declared adopted; Where'
mon thc storm broke out afre5b. Inc House
Lcramc furious. aud violent eAclt'natlohs
were exchanged by the Right and Lett, and
the scene of confusion was pNnluliy pro
tr1,cted. The accused deputies rose in their
scatS and refused to accept sudn pardon as
the action Of the Assembly implied. Ihey
were received with a storm of e oans. jules
Fayre tried to speak, but his voice was inau-
dible in the uproar. .,:t.,o
Tie Prince of Wales happened 10 VISIT Inc
Assembly, and witnessed the entire proceed
ings. s.;u -..
,,nr1p. March 1.-THE Carllst ELECTORAL
Committee urge their pa,tisans to vote for
fine Coalition candidate.
S,~osta. in circulars to the Governors OF
the provinces, urges the enforcement ana re-
si,cct Tor the laws. ,
ROME, March 11-Ihc Pope, at pubic all,
dicnrr. said That the Church troubles dated
bYck 70 1913. lie further said that the cXls-
fence Of two Powers at the same tihrc III
Rome WAS impossible.
The report that the Pope is preparing TO
Leave is false.
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nj. pIantamour's Comet.

Editor Of the Dispatch:
Sir,-I havemet good many people whose
minds are exercised" about "tEe coming
comet" Will you therefore relieve the
minds of those who are anxious on The sub
.ject by stating that. according to the latest
London papers. NJ. Plantamour has been . in
terviewed," and has pronounced the whole
story about the comet a cdaard
Every few years there is Il revival Of the
comet excitement, causing considerable adj
dition each time to the lunaticS who have Il
morbid delight in prosnosticatins the final
enc of all things earthly. The pcnny-l-iners
who invent sensational prophcchicS should
remember that they are promoting insanity
among credulous people.
Yours obediently, S.A
March 8, 1872.
I'VE attempted last week to allay the fears
Of the class alluded to by our correspondents
His note should put quietus upon them.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-12
By ". GoGdif..
Real Estate agent ara AGct!oucc-.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

CHERRIES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ By virtue Of an order of the Circuit Cour- Of ,hs
city OF Richmond dated May q. Is7i In the s.It ~
Woodward, Baldwin & Co., asa!n>. JaG.c' Raync, (
FIJI SsS fha f lst day of Wsr,h ' on
" all that LOT OF GROUND situate! IN tie sou,b
side Of Clay at It's intersection wiz Gilncr strrG'
fronting So feet Clay street and running lack II:
feet, being the sumo property which vr.s coIYeya,
To the said James Baynes 4 Sen by Kelley. Tscsr:f
& Ford b. decd dated 2:th InnUary. l.'e. and duly
recorded In tic clerks Office Chanccry Court Of ne
city OF Richmond in Deed Book No. ~, Z, On rae
So.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thrl Of tic rfrcl1a, mo-
ney cash; and 4 credit of four and eight month,
rs to the deferred payments, With Interest from ,y
of sale. the purchaser giving negotiable lo~ siis-
factorly endorsed. and tie tile Retained until ell Il
the purchase money L. paid and a conveyance Il.
rcctcd by the court. JOIiS W. WRIGHT.
fr % Sheriff CITY Cf RirhlrG.t
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The dlminl .a.aI
pressure now over the South Atlanuc s. aa,,
and thence to West Virginia viii move move e =, in
wslrdly during the night, with light en-; T ram
nvnr North Carolina, and snow over the MIC
die Atlantic States, followed by rising ea l;,b
etcr from the upper lakes to the gun, M s1n,r.
noltbcrlyand noTthwesteriy winds ana a. ci 'hr
and clearing weather.. and extend ~ ' nr
Sn,,th md Niddlc Atlantic coasts b% ana on. on
TI morning. Failing barometer with
ris;ns temperature and winds backing 10
so,1;herlv Is probable for the northwest o"-
r;no tonight and on Tuesday.
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THAT Problem.


=. ,.;ac,, that we have stated a problem
which interests large number OF people
We have answers from Richmond, Danvi'le'
and Petcrsburg-from the north side anu NV
south side. So Far only two have pe.': =.
actly the same, and this was NOT the .,. ~
answer f2S6]. Charlie. ": learned nul', W.
b,cmh is unrs>-esable watches. ouf p,o'
from tes~ses the same lesson more ioselp..'
r. ,.oiiid seem that If anything could uh"e
Inc public voicc-if anything could make 1llen
,orcc--a problem ofthis sort would. sir VIZ
liam Hamilton objects TO mathematlca' s'uu'e~'
that thew tend to render men aos'ii''.o, ', >,
c,nsc when a man sees every day 'h"t Il liz
makes no mistakes in his calculations 'lco
,,,,-;,,s ,,c ~ inevitable is fate, he dt>Inail.
Gcs himself for the discussion ol questions
which admit of no suc!! certainty; but mere
49,. have the same uncertainty thrown over
what TO several, if not all, Of our correspond
cn,s seems TO lie Il plain question in mathc-
m,,ics. We do not wish to publish any
more answers. Those that follow, with those
we have already published, ought to oe
cno,,eh 10 leave the non.mathematical reader
in state OF glorious uncertainty.
For tic dispatch.
oWbat amount paid ann ually 70: five wears
vii, NV off debt OF 81 900 With six per cent
Interest,"" n.., n.,o
DESPITE the unbclieving Dispatch mafic'
n,,i,ian An exact solution of the abovr
,,rollo,n ran be given. have Worked II
carefully, and find the answer to be
s2g1 29.s and Observation-Disclosures.
In proof of the corrcstness OF tins answer
I offer the following. which the NSpocI can
publish, or not. rs it thinks proper. T..
Here follows demonstration. II dllieIS
f,r,, th.t If "Med" to no great extent.
Yet it does diticr.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-12
Methodist Episcopal Conference.

WARRESroS, March l1.-Tcn candidates
for the ministry were ordair ed Yesterday by
Bishop Paine. The services were very i'm
preSsive.
In Conference to-day ten youn" men were
admitted on probation to the ministry.
The Rev. DR.. Finney. editor OF the ST.
Louis Christian Alr0catc, addressed the
Conference in behalf Of the Southwestern
Publishing House of st. Louis.
Rev. Or. Young, of Nashville, Tennessee,
succeeds Rev. DR.. Huston as pastor of the
Trinity church Of Baltimore.
Rev. Mr.. Cowles, presiding elder Of the
Lvnchburg district, who broke one Of bis
legs Il few days ago, is improving rapidly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-12
Condition Of + cw York City--Municipal
Anarchy.

New YORK, March 11.-Mr. Tilden says
that. this city presents a peculiar condition.
lis chic" magistrate on trial, its law officers
under suspicion. It's police without the con-
tidencc Of the people, its highest Judges
under investigation really a condition of
municipal anarchy. The whole burden of
representing the interests, rights, and safety
Of the people is thrown upon the public
press and a few private citizens, with none
of the powers of the city government to help
them.
Comptroller Green has endorsed these
statements of MI Tidcn.
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NeH York ltenlS.

New YORK, March 1.-THE investigation
in the case of Judge Barnard does not sus-
tain the charges of corruption.
Other city officials offer to follow Garvey's
lead in turning States evidence.
John Finn, reporter of the Herald, was
knocked down last night.
One hundred and seven cases ana forty
seven deaths of smallpox were reported IN
Brooklyn Inst week.
Governor Warmoth, of Louisiana, is here,
II is understood that he pronounces aealnst
Grant and for Davis. A gentleman OF War.
moths party states that Longstreet resigned
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:f TTLEGRAPH1C NEWS.
49,. yor,. stock and Money Market.

scw York stock and Money MARKET
NEW YORK, March 11.-Money stringent
NJ : ncr cent, and commission. Sterling VI
20 o.. Gold, 100 to 110l. Governments
steady. States dull, except North caro-
liua,s which are strong, ard South Carolinas
weak. Tcnnessce's, 65a; new, COY. VIZ
giuin's, "a; new, 81. Louisiana's, So; new
so. Lcvce's, G4s; SIS, 70. Alaban1a's, ~
SIS, GO. Gcorgia's, 70; rs, 81. North caro-
lina's, 3ss; new, 24a. South Carollnas' o. )
new. 333.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-12
Tie Erie Railroad-'Ci,anSc ia Inc
Yy;rcCt0ry, &c.

NV YorE, March 1.-the directors OF
rho Erie Railroad Company held meeting
1t the compauy's otlicc. at Eighth aven ne and
Twenty-lhird street, this AFTERNOON to fill
two vacancies in the Board. One after another
of the directors resigned, and their places
were rapidly filled. Amidst considerable
excitement and confusion jay Gould was re-
moved from the presidency. and General ).
\. Dix was elected in his place.
NIessrs. Dudley Field and Sherman were
dismissed Us attorneys for the road. and 5. NJ
Barlow elected attorney.
Orders were issucd to pay no orders OF the
treasurer for money, and employees were
ordered to disregard all directions except
those from President Dix Or Vicc-President
Archer
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The Reported killing OF Ross Strong

WILMINGTON, y. c., March ll.-Intcli@cncc
received from Robson county to-day tends
to confirm the report of the killing of Boss
Strong. The party Of men who went to
Andrew Strons's TO secure the body OF Boss
Strong returned to Shoe Heel Yesterday
They report that they found i large quantity
Of blood upon the floor of Strong's cabin,
and say that Andrew Strongs wife acknoW-
lodged that Boss Strong was killed, and that
other members Of Lowery's band had re-
moved his body. There seems to be no doubt
that Mcqueen shot Strong, as at first re-
ported, and the probabilities are that he was
killed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-12
BY Wellington Goblin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auct!Onecr,
corner OF Eleventh and Dauk streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRACT
" OF LAND OF NINETY ACRES n Gl!IS.
TERRIFIED COUNTY. NEAR TO TIL GLOVER
HILL pITS.-By virtue OF 4 GCrrcc nf The tGaGcCry
Court of the City OF Richmond. pronounced On ,lc
18th November. 1871, In the case Of Brown &C., q.
Toty DC. we Us special commissioner SHALL. In
further execution thereof. proceed to sill 1t public
auction, In front Of Chesterfield court-honsc IN tie
town OF Manchester, on SATURDAY III" 18Th 1agCa.
1872. mt |. o'clock NJ. the TRACT OF LAND r..
1errcd 10 Ia the proceedings OF sa! "a'r". u>''ng
NINETY ACRES, standing on Tie h~"k- ot Tie com
mssorcrs in the naln" oil joseph COUSINS, r,'dr;
b,t decided 10 Sd TCtiy IN ~. Sid i1na 10, in
Chesterfield nc9r to Clover Hil pits, aud aij"s tic
lands OF Branch Pcrtiuc. Samuel 'H'ntn,1.. aH!
oilers but more accurate description viii b" ~
hibitcd nj the horr Of sale.
TERMS: One-fouitn c:lsh: balance ~ six, t"c'".
and eighteen months for ncg0ti@t:" note. i,r1y,'
added, and title retained until the last not + -l
and n conveyance ordered ny the court.
W. b. MYERS. commissioner.
NH 4 III. G.. CANNON.S ~'''" l'4'.'
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Thicyins Operations Along the Rio
Grande.

NEw York, March IA special from
Brownsville Texas, states that a meeting OF
stock-raisers report that two thousand head
CT cattle, valued at $4,000, have been driven
across the Rio Grande, and this within thirty
miles of Brownsville. This is 4 fair sample OF
the thicying operations along the entire line.
The bands of thieves arc organized OH the
Mexican side, and are well armed. They
usually number about thirty, but the band
which recently crossed with one thousand
head of cattle at Santa Maria numbered
eighty. The meeting approves the prorec-
ton for the fisheries of the northeast and the
Pacific railroad in the northwest, and ask
like protection in the southwest. They
threaten rctaliatory measures unless they are
likewise protected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-12
ByiHill g. Goddin,
Real Estate Auctionccrs,
No, Hos Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE ON WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN LEIGH An ID CL \ I
STREETS.-ln pursuance to decree OF the Chan-
Gerry Court of the city of Richmond, entered OIL the
10Th day of February, 1872. In suit therein depend
ing STYLED Parker rs. Pcnns administrator, the UNI
!crsigred, special commissioner thereby appointed,
will sell at public auction, on MONDAY the lllh a;ly
of March, is72, at o'clock i. NJ. on the premises
the following real estate-vz.. LOT on the west side
Of Fifteenth street between Leigh aud Clay streets,
fronting on Fifteenth street s. feet and running back
loo feet with TWO FRAMED Ten EMEEISth there
on and is known As lot No. sin Adans's plan, or 60
much thereof rs will be sufficient to pay the debt OF
plaintiff. the costs Of suit. and expenses OF sale.
TERMS: One-th!rd cash. and the balance III eGual
nsrIlnents of three and six months from the DAY OF
sale the purchasers to give negotiable notes win In
terest added for the credit payments. and the tlte 10
be retained until the purchase money Is PAID anu
conveyance ordered by Tic court. ,..
ROBERT &. SCOTT,
Special Commissioner.
Postponed till THURSDAY, lI:h instant, at
O'Clock Y. NJ, on account of thr weather: ,,,>
NH iu-t1 HILL 4 GDDI)1N.
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b. I. y. EaCLo,
Real Estate ACcn: and Auctiouccr,
No. 0 Fourteenth street.

A T THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
N shall sell ut auction. on the 18TH DAY ~
MARCH, 1872. at the hour Of !: o'clock =. ". hoe
TWO VERY DESIRABLE BRICh TENEMENIS
containing four rooms each. situated on The east c
OF Fifth street between Leigh and Jackson streets
The lot fronts on Fifth street Cj feet inches and
runs back within parallel lines l5H feet. This pro-
pcrty Is well situated for the crcct!ou o. handsome
buildings in front. The property Is now renting for
1850 per annum, payable monthly, 20 prnctual
tenants. 1t can be purchased privately before TIE
day of sale by applying to \. DEyEHtArA, EsI., or
myself. 4..
Terms: Onc-third cash: balance in one md two
wears for negotiable notes. Interest adde's at eight rcr
cent, secured by decd Of trust.
mh2 Z. u. EACHO. Auct.orcer
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By Richardson K Co...
Real Estate Agents and tuctioHcers,
li,3 Siain street.
rVWOFRAME DWELLINGS AND 10

r!'WOFRAMED DWELLINGS AND LOIS
1 on NINTH STREET NORTH o. ~ ~,
FOR SALE PRIVATELY OK Ia ~ - 49,.
WEDNESDAY TIE 18Th instant. - =. /. h.' u D..
sold privately before. shall sell ~ airno'' -" =.
premises. TWO FRAME DWELLING" ana Lul' :
numbered respectively 81 ana - on -, .,. r. =
west Sides ri Ninth street i;5,l: "f icg!' s'c' .
first of SAIL houses has sever r"nla' n!!'a"' 1r
lot fronting 81 b. I31 feet. ~! the othrE '"s'c ..,
and lot fronting 50 feet % Ninth street aLE 'I"'7
through to eighth street. .......,t.
TERMS: OlIc-thiri cash; the hataGcc ~ n"H",i'.
notes at SIX and twelve months, Win i!ic.r "s-'
and secured ny L deed Of trust. -
The first house mentioned ahG|" wtS S".I n pr
viously aivcrti. ?r hut H." trrs oI .Glc ~ isf|
been complied win, Il viii he rc.ola 4, tI'cEL''
.ioyo ~ The COS. ard expense Of the ic:""r5 t1'
chaser. 'El'liA1sbS',.' t,.,.r.
NH .>A''.'.t,l,''--'-
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How TO MAKE 'EM STlCK.-Many persons
who wear reading-glasscs are sorcly annoyed
ut the difficulty of keeping them Ill ihciT pro,
per position on the nose. 10 all snch II VIII
hr Interesting TO learn that young opticians
Of New York has devised Il very ingenious
ryued;ent by which that end can be accom-
nlished. 1t consists simply in rubbing the
bridge Of the nose with bcc>waX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-12
BY Grubbs s. Williams.
bT NTIIIlTJ5 u W Ut
Real Estate Agents ana hucI"n.ers
Eleventh street between Iain AZ! GaGG.

THAT MOST DESIRABLE THREE
4 STORY BRICK DWELLING OK TIE E.iST
SIDE OF TWFNTN-NlNIli STREET. r.
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND MAIN STU, :.
FRONTING On MAHSIi ALI. PARE. -" AIE
7 AUCTioN.-By request oi bona, foti,, III
the property above rcfr Ic! 10 VIII BE- >'lj - r'io
upon the premises, IN THURSDAY, 18th Harch,
q ~ O'Clock +. VI.
Il has eleven rooms, with marble i;:a!i'5' GH3 IS
finished III the most anrro co and r!orcu-l utHEff
The Kitchen has four gOcn'i. VIII cit IN a.. u" ,T
on the premise, .s!d pump Oh go" "t'e' III "'e
yard
The LOT fronts ~ feet on Twc.ty -aiI'h si!rc'.a
runs through to Thirticth slrrt. a4 > io'r"-! VIA
beautiful shruhhery and i"6cTs. AID i.ts 'ts.."'
variety Of choice rrt In ~" VTr'cIl.
The situation air S or,r"i the u"a, extensive ana
hratttifli views In the city. p,cr!o"hiut LA !iH
above and below the cit" and'ie connr: hsEo"i l't
many lIilitS. Att
v { ask especial attention I" this properly "!'th
combine, many OF the most 'cs!.''Jr ig'J l''1
thoroughly pleasant residence. 40,
TERMS: 6mc-toErth cash: balance AZ G. =. ana =
months Tor nrcoitlc ED;",. "!,! i.'-T~'. '.'"-!'
and secured BY u trust decd.
NH . GRUDiiS 4 WILLIAMS. Ahl'L"@'- r.
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"What amount paid annually for i've
wears will pay off a debt of Sl,ooo, Win SIN
per cent interest"
Dear dispatch:
Az tLere seems to be some disagreement
still; between YOU and "Mcd" about the
answer to this problem, and as "Mcd" Goes
not give lis his method OF solving It, but oniy
iu,i,natcs that he calls on his algebra to hclr
him. venture to send you PLAIN d'1nt-
n,eiical solution applicable to many slln'lar
cases.
do so the more readily as I cannot re-
member to have seen the method IL any
work on arithmetic.
The principle j. this /: ThcScrcro' payments
at compound interest should eroctty e44a' ne
debt discharged, also al compound interest.
ANY good arithmetic will tell you That
81 900 at compound interest for hvc years
will amount to $l33S.226.
Now for the payments the first is out for
wears. the second for 3. the third for :, the
fourth for l, and the fifth bears no interest.
Each dollar of the first payment will there ooo,.-
fare bv the same arithmetic, ainoun, to-. l262!
Earh dollar Of the second to........... l't'i.I'
Zach dollar o! the thirG :" ...''''''.''''''
E E ," "ar OF Of i ,he }a fI rcm,is
TO that If lhr annual payment were ""e ""'- 30
lar the amount discharged would bc..'.... '.''"'
Therefore, evidently, the annual payment
required will be the whole sum to be dis
charged divided by what the annual payment
of one dollar would discharge, or l33s.22 ~
b.G37O93, to which "Mcd's" answer. S-2331.-
1864, is sufficiently close approximation.
Yours truly, ".
p. S.--By the way. will the Dispatch try
itself on this problem? At what rate per cent.
must invest 81 600 so rs to enable me 10
draw annually $500 for six years, ana tiius
exactly exhaust the amount! W.
rive add to WIS note, which was written
last Saturday, that the answer furnished by
"Med.," and the answer in to-day's issue
SO nearly the same us " Mcd'S," were both OBJ
tanned in substantially the same way as was
WIS, though by the aid of algebra. But W.
has not a word to say us to the real difficulty
in the casc-the finding Of al answer which
shall leave no fraction, however smail.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-12
by Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoncer.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

T ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN NAN
L. CHESTER. SOMEON NORTH SIDE OF BlL
DIE STREET. SOME on LUDLOW STREET.
AND OTHERS ON REID STREET, FOR Sal. l.
AT ACCTION.-NiTl be sold ut auction, on the
premises. on WEDNESDAY the 18th March. h72' at
O'Clock +. NJ. those FOUR LOTS Nos IL, l. II, y,
in the plan of Todds tenement, fronting on the north
side Of Hidde street each 50 by 20 feet to an alley IL
feet wide and near to the Messrs Garys tobacco fac
tory.
Also. SIXTEEN LOTS in square No: q Of Marks
plan, each 80 by l25 feet To alley il feet wluc ana
Having fronts on Ludlow and Reid streets. The
FENCING around the square will be sold at the same
time. ,,
TERMS: One-thr'l cash balance at four and eight
months, bearing interest. secured by trust 1ced.
NH II W.GOUDIS. Arction.cr.
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Two TOBACCO MANU- ACTURERS.-
l. desire to inform the tobacco trade that will
make the furnishing of their supplies specially III
my business. They at all times lind at my store
LAME STOCKS OF the BEST GOODS IN THIS
LINE.
am now rrceiy wing, partly In bond,
100 cases of The best SI aNISH LlCORICE PASTE,
CONFUSING the &C Il A." the genuine old 'G
C" brand. the wallis" Extra; also, several
100 barrels Choices. DARK SYRUP, weighing l:5
pounds per gallon.
IS barrels choice SIFrED GUNS.
OILS, TOSQUA BEANS, &C.
have m,de arrangements by which will have
the sale Of the present stock Of the SSrups OF the
Virginia Sugar Eefning Company These are The
which win sell them. They are guaranteed pure
sugar md free from all chemicals.
liberal arrangements offered TO the grocery trad
on these goods. JOHN IL. WILLIAMS,
70 l3-lm I307 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-12
RICHMOND, VA. March o, 1872

Gentlemen, = The q,le,-ion whichap?ea a ed
" 'o,,r i..mn O. the It'll instant, ana which
WIS was. e' lin What amount paid annually
for five ycrs will pay of dess OF s si,"oG
with six per cent. interest can t te so r,n
bv the rule of Single PoSi;io H. ~ Sr Lux. iuit
ny ann Is thus cxpresscd--e ". me result
or tnn assumed number is sSS.', me h',lre!
,,;Yon IN ~" question is 81 900, 'i't as,:'ii';
number IS sl5a, and the number -e2'i'It L
sI,;l. ~ s-;jy which is the answer. "a.
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