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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

MORE ABOUT THE LAST BosToN FlRE-NAR-
ROW ESCAPE or WORKING GIRLs-F1REsEN
CRUSHED TO Decentralization, February III
4 six-story brick building at the corner Oh
Hanover and Blackstone streets, occupied Ds
| George A. Sammett manufacturer OF hia..
tresses aud bedding) and other pafties' Was
destroyed by fire this morning. ,o.L
The fire broke out shortly after III ocioch;
and the inflammable material CAUSED ial'u
progress of the flames. Sixteen slrin We" 81,
1T work in the fourth story, who, Wild Tue
execution of Mary Ellen Moore, managed "
escape to the roof, and with great dilnculty
and danger reached the adjoining roo';
and were rescued. Miss Moore, ased
eighteen. Jumped from the third story
and received serious, perhaps fatal, injuries.
Mary Keves was badly hurt In jumping
from the burning roof to the ROOF ADJOINING.
At II O'Clock the walls seemed strong,
and several frc,Dcn on ladders were direct
ing the water on the Hanover street sidc Of
the building, when the spectators were .ap'
palled by seeing the upper portion sway
and fall outward, carrying with IL the
ladders and score of tremen, crush
ing and killing three and injuring more or
less seriously the others. The three upper
stories were occupied by Mr.. Samnett, ana
the second story and the ground floor by
Fessenden e. Osgood, dry goods dealers; j.:
w. PEPPER, confectioner; Norton's coffee ana
lunch room Harris's Embarrassing saloon !;
r. Mcleod, country produce; K. nj. Lowell,
plumber, and several country produce dcal-
| erS. ...
The following is detailed list Of the
casualties killcd-John Prince, Jr., James
Starps, and b. p. Stowell (of Engine Com
pany No. JOY. Injured--Mary Moore (se-
riously) G. A. Sammett (prohably faally)'
Mary keycs (slight!y); and the following
tiremen badly injured--Thomas Merritt,
George Lccaine, q. L. Woods, A. c. Scott,
sylvester Stone, Edward Martin, II. D..
Dewery, and William Baker. One man
from Hose Company No. 8, and another from
Hose No. 4, are missing, us Is also substl-
tute named Hays. Harry J.. Smith was badly
injured in the head. Eight or ten others
were slightly injured. The more seriously
injured were promptly conveyed to the Mas
sachusctts General Hospital.
The latest reports stale that Mary Bo5b
and Lizzie Kinks, girls employed in the mat
trcss mandatory, are missing, and probably
buried in the ruins. When last seen they
were running for their hats and cloaks. y
substitute fireman named Hays is also miss
Ing. The total number Of casualties TO fire
men are two killed outright, two supposed
fatally wounded, twelve more or less injured,
and one missing. The pecuniary loss is not
fully known, but will probably be about
s5O,OO0, which is mostly insured. The walls
of the building were picccd out of old and
new material, the three upper stories being
built upon the lower portion with cight-inch
walls. The topping of the upper walls
threw down the ladders, which were Gov
cred by fircmen. A coroner's jury will in
yestjgate the catastrophe.
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AMERICAN SLEEp1SG-CAHs.---1h Midland
railway, in England, having made contract
for q number of American sleeping and
palace cars, travellers will soon have an op'
portunity Of using them. An exchange says
"It is to be hoped. in adopting what is really
a great benefit to travellers, that the English
railway companies will not also adopt the
unpleasant features of the sleepns-car. Inc
ill-mannercd porter, who forces passengers
to 90 TO bed and get up precisely when he
thinks proper, and who never fails to proauce
that helpless ENHANCEMENT OF boots, Whlch
leads TO 50 much misery and profanity in the
morning. is not necessary feature Of the
sleeping-car. and should by no means be in
troduced upon any English railway.
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BY -. X. Wci-r.cr,
Auctionccr and LAM Agent,
No. 1916 Main street.

A SMALL FARM OF ONE HUNDRED
"A AND TWENTY-EIGlir ACRES. WITH III.
ptOVEMESTS, ADJOINING TIE LANDS OF
DIR! CHARLES =. WnIS!GER AND BAUGIS
ESTATE. On FALLING CREEK: IN CHESTER.
FIELD COUNTY, IT AUCFI0N.-! will sell By
O'Clock NJ. III trent Of Chesterfield courthouse
Manchester itiiat being cougt-diyi, the FARM de.
ACRES OK LAND. part In
woods and part cleared; with dwelling OF -four
roouis, barn. stable, &C., thereon.
4 great bargain GIN he hiain this place.
TERMS: iladc known III sale.
ID. X, WEISIGER,
10 Nth S.s.Tu.GtI< huctionecr.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL
w DIV ELLINGS anG STORES IN Manchester,
aud cheap BUILDlNG LOTS In all parts OF the
town. Also, FARMING, TIMBER. and GRANT i,
LANDS In Chesterfield county, convenient to rail-
roads and rivers, on reasonable terms.
ROBERTSON & BRONAUGu,
70 ls-tMhA Manchester, Va.
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BY s. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CITY OF
RICIIMOND.-By virtue of decree Of the COUNTY
Court OF Hcnrico. rendered on the saih ol AoYcu..
her f,7o. in The cr,nccry suit of Carlton and wife
49, Eubank and als tic undersigned will sell ut pub.
ir auction, In front Of the county courthouse OF
flcnrco. OH MONDAY the 81 day OF March, lsI3, al
THIRTY ACRES, and the BUILDINGS thereon
living in the county OF flenrico. on Deep-Run turn,
nike about six miles from Richmond. aud owned
by the late G.. :. Wobert)n. The buildings consist
ii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and necessary outbmiid-
ings This land Is particularly valuable Tor garden
TEKMs-Unc-third cash. and the residue In two
equal installnents in six and twelve months lite
retained Until all The purchase money Is paia;
CIIhSTAIN WHITE,
II oa-td Special Commissioner
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and senator Emerson has INTRO.
snsas 1 ,hs i legislature Furnishing by
oncea ~ ~. ,ne - Ave thousand dollars, or Inn
r sne " from one 10 five years, any Bishop
rs,r;est who shall excommunicate or threaten
OF pe ..e1s any member to prevent
him from commencing any suit or collecting
any claim,
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BY Lyme Il Brother.
Auetionecrs and Eea! Estate Agent,
III. Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALlA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE SITUATED on tHt
EAST LINE OF EIGHTEENTH! BETWEEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS.--By vitae
OF decree entered In the suit Of Niik"rrnn 4 dis
Us. WiIkcrson Ct ais. in the Chanccry Court II
Richmond city on the 18th day Of February. ~.
the undersigned special commissioner, 4p'nEtrl
for the purpose. will sell on WEDNESDAY The 'h
day OF March, 1873. ut o'cocs y. " on the rrt.-
Uses, by public auction, TO tie highest bis.er, tou /
lowing prOperty--tO vii:
That truly valuable and centr;tlly-lccatci LOT
situated on the east line OF Nineteenth between
Broad a,ld Marshall streets. sit. 1. large succeed
dwelling thereon, containing about t'" rooms
kitchen. and other out-hu!lGings tie former resi-
,ence Of the late Archibald NEhcIsoA having
front Of .Oxl5a feet. more or less. Also,
A LOT having front OF 300 feet on he c;'It TO"
Of Eighteenth street, with SIX BElCk LAL-
MENTS and several other SMALL llnlah>
thereon
A plat showing the dimensions, &C., viii be cX-
hibitcd ut the hour OF saic
TERMS Cash rs enough 10 pay expense 81 sale
and cost OF suit and To the residue ~ shH I"-
cccds. credit ~ six, twelve ara eGhlcc'
months with interest 1t six per cgat. FrapnhA on
said deferred payments from day or sale: pufr'a,
sers to give negotiable notes. Tide Ia be fet4Hei
until the whole of the purchase none: be I@ld III
q conveyance ordered by the court.
JAMES LYONS,
10. LANE STERNE.
EDWARD Y.ChSSoN.
faal special Commissioners.
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rHRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND on YORK RiVER-By virtue Of n
deed of trust executed the 2ath day OF March,
1871, by Beujann \. Robinson and wife, the under
signed, trustees therein named. viii sell ut public
auction on the 2?TII DAT OF MARCH, 1878, chat
being cour-Jay, in front Of the courthouse of New
Kent county, .hat valuable ESTATE known rs the
BRICK HOSE" containing about TWELVE
HUNDRED ACRES, ard lying Immediately on
York river and opposite the town OF West Point
TERMS: Cash enough to pay e& pcnscs Of sale are!
debts secured in said dce-s'y about S7,0o0 and ae
~ balance, terms viii. b. anuUunCcd upon day OF
sale CYRUS i. BRANCH,
ROBERT L. AEMISTEAD,
f. sl-tds Trustees.
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BY ". L. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoncer,
No. 1925 Bank street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS IN
~ DCyAL'5 ADDIT!ON.-ln execution Of a de;
cree of the Chaucery Court OF Richmond entered
on The e3d day Of january, 1919, In The cause Of
Chase and ais. rs. Chase, &C. /, the undersigned.
the special commissioner for that purpose. will sell
by public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY
the nth day Of March. 1878. 1T - o'clock /. NJ.
TWO LOTS Of GROUND IN ijuyai's addition To-
the city of Riohmoud--thG one fronting ca feetund
Inches on the north line Of Charity street. aud rum
n.g back western line Of st. John street 100 feet
the other lot fronts Ga feet western line OF ST.
john street. and rams hack southern line Of Fed
cra street towards ~. Paul street l2D feet.
TERMS: 0uc-iourth in cash, onc-fuurth on n Gre
dit of four months. Gnc-tuurth on credit Of eight
months. and the remaining Onc-iourth on credit
of twelve months. for negotiable notes. with interest
added mt tic Of Elk per cent per anniinl, and
till. retained till all The notes paid and convey
nccs 0r,!cr, Ivy tie Court. Taxes for the year 1873
to be paid by The purchasers.
JOHN A. COKE,
rrns Special Commissioner.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auc.ioneers,
lll3 5ialn street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO FRAME
II TENEMESTS AND LOTS on TIE FAST
SIDE OF CULyERT STREET., BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, BY AUCTION
At the request OF Mr.. William Rankin, executor -
Thomas Ryan, deceased. we shall sell by auction on
the premises on SATURDAY the sth OF M,rch
lS75, at h:uf-p3st 4 O'Clock 7. ~, Two FRAMED
TENEMENTS tNos. rs and 2ol. with LOTS. each!
side Of Culvcrt street between Main and Cary
streets.
TERMS: One third cash: balance IN four. eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes be given for
the deferred payments with interest aided AMI -
cured by deed OF trust or iii. rct,lnrd.
RICHARDSON & co..
f. .s AuCtlDutrf.
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Gy d. X. We!s:gcr.
Auctioneer and Land Agent,
No. lois Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A YALU-
" ABLE TRACT OF TIHBERED A%D
FARMING LAND. On Tue CLOYEM itlLi
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. AT hUCTioN.-By
virtue OF decree 81 the Circuit Court o. Chester
field county ut May Term. Isl, in tic suit OF Louisa
=. Wooloik Il as rS. T. n. Wilkiuslu's cACc"trir,
rcvisccs, heirs .Sc and sarah Wilkinson. &c. ~.
Louisa Il. oo!olk, IL ais, We vii! sell ut rrhiC
auction, In front of Chesterfield court house MAN
chcStcrI, on MONDAY thu 10th day u March. l.ll
fiirt being court-tay). at ~ O'Clock d., SIX hun
DRED AND TWELVE AND y iiALf %tEiS,
MORE OR LESS OF LAND: adjoining the Man
sion Tract, lying south OF Swift crees ard on both
sides of the Glover Hill railroad. That on the rail-
road is well tlmhercd and has SMALL.FEhM II
HOUSE on IL. The land toward. The creek i well
wooded and gatcrcd, with small portion ri open
land and good iOw-srounds. CONVENIENT 10 a good
mill, 80. -. .
TERMS One-fourth cash balance on i credit Of
one, two, and three years equal payments ~ t"nc'
hearing interest from day OF sale, and It'll" rc aIIcl
&C M McI;AEir commissioners
Sale conducted by d. IL. ~Ei>IGER, Auct!one'r.
a,
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TTIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.

III - : -.
will sell ut public auction al my Office, no l5h5
Franklin street. below Governor street. on ttDN
DAY MORNING. March 3. 1873, at ii O'Clock. III"
following property 10 satisfy sundrY dls wy
rants, attachments. and Executions III ny hHnjs:
BUREAUS. WAEDE0yEs,
BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
FEATHER BED, BEDDING,
WASESrASDS. tLOChS,
MIRRORS. PICTURES,
SOFAS. CHAIRS,
BENCHES, PRESSES.
TABLES, SHOWCASE,
DESTAI-IH.,IR. WMTiSG-CUNR.
Gun, IOOEI.G-S ToEE.
MEDICAL BOOKS, SCALES,
OlG PIANO, RA8Y-CAHE!AGF.
Also, ut the same time aud plncc, iwo SHIFFI.F-
BOARDS, now ut Washington Gardens, on aiar-
shall street adjolng Elba PArH. .z.,.,
4. Il. DCES8FERY,
High Constable City hlc!ne"nf.
TERMS: Cash. Ir..-al
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By W. Guddln,
81 W. Goddln,
Auclinueer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" FARM OF THiRTY-FlVE ACRES. ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE. SIN MILLS NORTH u
TAVERN.-As commissioners of the Ghancery
Court OF Richmond by decree entered on the goth
F;rl,arr. 1873. In tie case Of HIPS administering
against obJ,s. &C.. Tie undersigned. appointed
for that purpose. will sell at auction on The picml-
scs, on TUESDAY the 4th March 1879, at l. O'Clock
NJ If fair if not, on the first fair day thereafter.
the little FARM located Is above, now In The occll-
pancy OF Mrs. Frances j. franklin, adjoining The
lands of Joseph Salmon, &. II. Waldrop, ana n. Il.
Prhdy, containing thirtyivc acres more or less on
which st.nGs snail dwelling, containing four
roGrlS
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfray the costs Of the
suit and pCnscS Of sale: balance In three equal IN
s!alrncuts ut cue. two, and three Years for bonds
bearing interest. with good personal sccur'y, aiu
file retained Til all Of the purchase money Is fully
pai, and a couv.y vance ordered By the court.
WILLIAM Josiah LEAkE,
HILL CARTER,
e 90 rn,itI, Commissioners
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By James u. Taylor & son,
Fcal Estate Agents and Auctionccr7,
Gn;ce Eleventh and Bank streets.

DUHDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG
Sd TlOE.-.it the request of the owner we viii
sell on AlOSDAY the I'd day "f March, 1873, on Inc
urenlacs. at O'Clock =. NJ, TWO VACANT LOTS
fronting II! 81. feet on tie south side OF Marshall
near Th!r.y-!ou.ih street. Church HILL
TERMS: 0ne-thirl caSi,; the balance nj ana u
months Tor negotiable Uotes, interest added and &C.
curel by a deed % trust.
JAIIES ". TAYLOR &'SOS,
f. OF huctonecrs.
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Ry Grui,hs & MIll!ams.
Auctionccrs and Real Estate ..scHts'
Eleventh street between Iatn and Bann.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LIFE lSTE-
4 RESTS IN VALUABLE REAL Is rhiI'
AND THE FEE-SIMPLE N OTHER ktAd:
ESTATE IN THE CITY or HlCHNoHD =
AUCTIOS.-ln part execution Of The to'!S't"''l
4 decd OF trust from Charles T. WorthIti * lG.
and others 10 tho subscribers trustees daci !'T4
of December, 1872, AID Guly IccorGci, wc VIII sS.i
by public auction, ut the office of Mes IS. Grub$ y
Williams, Auc,i1neers. on !cyenth street.. Oh
TUESDAY, Iarcl I, 1873, colFniencinga AT l. ocios"
81, the following property coil'c!ra ny s"iu 'e"!
First. The life intercS. OF &. T. " ortilai III ~
FRAMED DWELLING and premises IN ne nos'A
side OF haiu Between klra; and second stree: ,
Second. The contingent life Interest ot J"Ah y.
Sloan In Que moiiy Of said property.
Third. The vested life Interest OF sa!l LOWE -
Sloan in one mose,y Of the valuable PIN N & ~
SIlIESC No Ia. on Franklin street hctw"h Itf>'
and Fousnee streets. now occupied bS I. I.hc'-
than. p. ,.t,,
Fourth LOT No. 100, In Tic p.n Of 1uc3a F " ;S
Sidney, OH the north side or Williams street, "'''
1870 feet. ,,,.,.I
And on the same day, commencing 1t ocI,SH =
~. upun the premises respectively, hiH 49,,
DWELLING No. Ill north F4,trth SIT I H. ,'
Franklin aud Grace Streets with lie ba!I""ft -,
uttaclc cd occupied by MIR. T.. DorTt' u" ''' :,
7. hy 1873 feet and vii! be sold according 10 Isa
b. shown III the time of SALE Up
Fifth. Aud Immediately thereafter, AZ say ~
street near Ar1nory bridge, 81 by 49, !set. Ill.
TERMS: viii bG made known az the tine oi a''''
J.G. BiACKWtLf"s
CHARLES L. WlLLiAA,.
cprpps G. WyrrrJAMs Su,tlnuearS. " -
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MULES. HORSES. &c
DaFFRON.

w 1893 MAIN STREET
offers 10 tho public the following GOODS:
Picturcs-largcst stock south of Washington
ChromCs and Oil Paintings, uny that Is in the
market; Picture Frames made ut half-hour notice
Photograph Frames-larSe stock always on hand
Mouldings all sorts-5o,oO0 feet OIL hand Locking.
Glass Plates aud Looking-Gl Glass Frames-a large
stock; large Family Bibles, extra large size and
finish, most approved editions; Clocks from the
best manufacturers IN the United States, suitable
for parlors, offices, and stores. Carpets-Brussels
extra superhne superine, medium, and other
descriptions OF carpedngs. Rugs-Brussels, velvet
aud taVe;trr. UllcIothS. Mattings-Cheque and
plain, best dos ,rption. Walnut Extension Tables
and other articles. Al of which will sell for cash
or by payments of weekly or monthly instalments.
fe 24cod3m WILLIAM DaFFROE.
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BY Redw God S Crenshaw, Auctioneers.
WYE WILL SELL AT THE HORSE
w LOT THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES.
MULES, &c.
NH LIT REDWOOD q NhGNslLN ".
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i;y wellington GOdGin,
Auctionccr ana teal Estate agent,
corner OF Eleventh. and Bank streets.


VERY vALUABLE REAL ESTATE r.!
7 on TIE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BE-
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
AND ALSO At TUE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF FHANNLlS AND rWENTY-FIFTH
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTl0N.--At the
request Of tic hciIs-at-law of the late Simon Gull
len, deceased shall sell a, auction on the premises,
OH MONDAY the Sd March. 1873, ct y O'Clock ~,
that TRULY VALUABLE LOr located rs above,
recently occupied hy Mcssrs Place Eanhan rs L
cuu-store, fronting * feet the north side Of
Broad street running back about l4a feet, more or
less. to Marked avenue. having OH that avenue d
ERICk TE NEMENr uow III the occupancy OF Dir.
Christian B,Irgng. This lot Will he sold US whole,
OF divided 80 have front Broad street and
one on Market may i've deemed best 1T the
hour Of sale. -,f'cr which, on the same day. on the
premises. at o'clock +. NJ. HAT VALUABLE
10 at the southeast of Franklin and Twen-
ty-iitih streets, adjoining The neat cottages recently
erected by Mr. Franklin StGarrs. having front on
Franklin street Gf TO feet by 10 feet tn alley 10
feet vide bounded Oh the cast by another alley "
feet wide; to Inc suiy into !!vc lots of - feet
each After the sale - the lot the cid framed build
ings thereon will be sold.
Terms: One-fourh cash: balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by = trust deed. W. G0DDIN, s
fe % a-s,~r. AuctinMcer.
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..,aLalIs7,,asxas .aA Rn4sssc zasss
By Cook L Lanshton. Auctioneers' :.
corner franklin and Governor streets.

Fz,xA A. ,e,
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIRsT:SLhSs
L TOBACCO FIXTURES, 0E .s y FILM ,'eas If
TIRE AT AUGT1ON.--By virtue OF Ieea OF
,rcst crccnted i1y John Fl. Greanor. dated Nogenl-
Der ah ana aly recorded LII II s the a aaro
an TUESDAY fhe Iltii day OF March, at j. O'Clock
NJ at the tobacco factory known r. Lastic i
Nil MI of the valuable TOBACCO FIXTURES In SAID
factory. comprising in part
al BOX PRESSES.
IL SHAPING RETAINERS,
If FINISHING RETA1NERS,
IA POTS or FINfSHEkS.
90 MILLS of various kinds;
together with all the arpurscnilces pertaining % .
first class manufhctory:
uOWE-PATENT SCALES, weighing $3.50
5000 feet fDGEssED ToBACC!o-Box LUMBER;
~ GOOD ICON 0FFiCE-SAfE,
OFFICE FURN1TURE,
DUMB-WAITER. &c. .,,,
TERMS: Sums Of $3.50 and under, cash: over 500
and under $500, sixty days; over 1900, nluety days
credit for approved endorsed negotiate paper.
'ie>''' 0 CHARLES +. WIiITLoCk,
,, Trustee.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

r IME, LINE, LIME.-The Lime manu-
IL featured by us In B0tctourt county. known az
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME, VIII here,tter
be mi mon the market under the name Of INDIAN
ROCK LINE. Orders for which may be left at our
Office, No. 1903 Dock street.
Noremher IL. 1871. no -
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FEiENEa'EEsE;;. 6.c.

AT THE OLD PLACE.--Just setH
"A IN In MY warcroomS some of the finest So.
PARLOR and CHAMBER SUITS ever kept: SEeT
with lar.cr stock of all knts Of lower grades
of Furniture, Bedding. Lounges, &c. Call audyol
viii see that my prices RECOVER than elsewhere.
r. GATHRlGHT,
i.no No. 1G Governor street.
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TNHE CAPILLINA, or HAIR-NOURlSH-
4 RR, hrs been fully tested, and coiumends itsl;
To all who desire Les!ectiv harmless hair-tnntc
aud dressing. Every one who has used II Is willing
10 testify 10 is Clert If The hair is thin or falling
INA Is just the preparation for IL. sold by
WOOD G SONS Druggtst,
fe5 Ninth aud Main streete.
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By Paine. CabelI Il Co., Auctionccrs

Ify PuIne, JIDtII az JV.' -AHVtIVHCC1"'
TIRsT SPRING SALE.
On WEDNESDAY. March 5th
commencing at half-l;st 10 o'clock,
we will sell ut our warehouse arSe ana desirable
stock of entirely fresh and seasonable
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ROOTS. SHOES, and BA.MORALS,
READY-taDE CLOTHING,
MEMS and BOYS HATS,
SMALL WARES,
TABLE OIL-CLOTHS. &C., &C.;
the whole embracing great variety OF choice COOS
We Will also sell the entire balance OF NV u
STOCKS OF GOODS In good order, consisting OF
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES, ...
CLOTHING, &c.
The whole to be sold without reserve.
PAINE, CABELL s Co,
r,,h 1-tds huctioDecrs.
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MISUNDERSTANDING this day 30 eases
W and boxes Mcssina and Valencia ORANGES,
and for sale ut low prices.
ANDREW PIZZINI, JR..
In d - t.)T broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

rg,RAVELLING AGENT WANTED.-
4 Wanted Il competent YOUNG MAN 70 travel
in the southern States in the Interest OF Kicli-
~nond manulacturing establishment ana sniiclt or
d.rG from hardware and other dealer Address
>1' MANUFACTURER"
NH LIT Richmond post-oihcc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01
CORRESPONDENTS.

TO THE TRADE.-I offer Mt wholesale
Il the following goods at less than New York
prices: i0J dozen tw0-round Tomatoes, geo dozen
three pound Tomatoes. 900 dozen WinSow Corn. 800
dozen fresh Peaches 100 dozen PrGappics, 500 dozen
quart Hrsndy Peaches; COS dozen Canned Oysters
one and two-Eound cans.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX.
fol 1iI2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

WANTED. Il FIRST-CLASS NURSE
w fwhitr,. without tnrumirrancc Must come
well recommended, Apply Al 1908 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01
by W. 3. Radcliffe, Auctioncor,
1919 Main street.

II WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ON
i MONDAY, March 3d, commencing 1t half-past
10 O'Clock A. NJ, large and wcll-.ssortod STOCK OF
GROCERIES, &C.;
to which I would call the attention of the trade.
n,hl W. B. RATCLlFFE, Auct!Dncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

WANTED, by middle:aged lady Of good
w family Il situation as HOUSEkEEPEli. or
10 yew: isa neat hand Also, 4 place for LIT
TILE roy eight years ol-to any o. one to adopt
ats ut Monumental Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

LNIGs. RAISlNS, CITRON, PRUNES,
=. LEMONS, wholesale and retail. at
i, 81 PiIZLNI'S. e07 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

V9TANTED, a few more SCHOLARS to
w learn the GERMAN LANGUAGE. Leave
directions Mt the office Of the .4nzafger, No. II
Governor street. JUN ii. iciS'-
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

yTANTED. 4 No. COOK, with recon-
w mendltions and without lncunbrance AF-
NV ut III Grace street. mn l-"s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

WANTED. to purchase good WAGON
w HORSE, sound ami gentle.
G.. L. RAILWAY,
NH Lot No. 1901 Main street.