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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

TIE GREAT AUGUST HURRICANE The Sig
nal Office has Just compiled the reports oftfe trs-
mendous storm of August n. and it presents a
truly trghtful exhibit. The report is made W
from official data, the most reliable log books
and accurate statistics 1t su,ps up total Of
one thousand and thirty-lwo vessels known to
have been destroyed during the 24th and 18th
of August in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and
around the coasts of Nova Scotia Cape Breton
and Newfoundland. Ninety additional vessels
were overwhelmed 10 the same tempest before
it reached Nova Scotia, while six hundred lives
were lost and pine hundred bulldogs injured
or demolished by its force The misery aud
ruin eutailed 90 thousands OF New England
and Canadian fishermen ard seanen by this
single gale are almost incalculable, and they
afford strong Inducements Tor the eXtentl0n OF
the Signal Service warnings tn the Canadian
ports. Could the vast fleets Of merchant yes
sells that throng the waters in which the Au-
gust storm spent its fatal fury have had pre-
monition of its approach the majority might
have escaped and many lives and much Of Tie
shipping have been saved.
1t appears that the gale in question bad
originated in much lower ATTITUDES than those
Of Nova Scotia, and speeding on its way from
the tropics northward overswept the angular
projection of the Continent of which Nova
Sofia, Cape Breton and Newfoundland are
the outlying islands. The prcmonlShing OF
such gales, which strike from the Atlantic in
shore, can only be insured by securing the ear
lest intelligence f;om vessels arriving at
the Atlantic ports aud using them for pur-
poses of meteorological predictions. The ne-
arrangements for connecting the Signal Office
with the lighthouses and lighlshins off the
coast by telegraphic cable ought to, and prob
ably will, facilitate such forecasts and open the
way for their far greater usefulness and accura
CIV \. HuM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

A FIGHT took plack on Wednesday iu the
Lyuchburg P D. between \. B. Burton, a
clerk 10 the Office, and man nalcd Taylor, a
mail agent Cd the Orange aud Alexandria rail
road They were both arrested; Burton was
fined, and both bound over to keep the peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17
Ii0usc~IiirulshiOg Goods,
GRAY'S PATENT OIL CAN,

Made of Galvanized Iron, Jap"nn'1' WIZ.
Adjustable Pan and Lever Pump Is i'% va ,!.,.
hibit2n At Ms ). X. SNlDtk>. III, C''' :,
perfect II. all its heterogeneous, - ,l'H"'
any in use Per SONS N need .; b l"1 -.
we'll to call a:lG examine II "c."te 9aFc~~.'"7
"a I'm,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

THE DEFALcAYIoN FROM THE STATE TREAS
URY is Another startling fact 10 the general un-
soundncss of commercial morality. Charles Ii.
Phelps, the cashier Of the State Treasury, all
officer trusted implicitly by his superior, State
Treasurer RaineS, found 1t possible to manlpu-
late his accounts SO that funds Of the Common
wealth to the amount OF three hundred thUus
and dollars, it is SAID, passed Into his personal
possession aud thence into the vanishing ways
of metropolitan speculation When we see that
the detacators in America arc found among
the most trusted Individuals and belongirgato
that class denominated worthy" We have am
pie cause to be alarmed. The mania for hast
eniug to be rich which drives the official to lay
dishonest hands upon mouey not his own and
rush into the widest speculation has its stern
lesson 10 the shame that overtakes the pSrpe-
traitors when the inevitable discovery takes
place. That stern punishment should follow
up such offences is what we hope TO see. The
punishment should be melted out without any
compromise in such cases, aud the superior
officials whose laxity couSpired to make detail
cation possible should be held TO strict account.
~ T. UcruM
QUITE SrRANGE-Th is an old lady now
living III the city Of Louisville who, in 1873,
succeeded in gaining the affections of u married
man, who got divorce from his wife and mar
ried the lady above referred to. BY his d.
vorced wife he had one son, who Is now living
10 Cincinnati, aud is wealthy. By the preferred
lady he bad seven boys. The father died some
time ago. aud the first son by his second mar
riage was drowned at sea, being a sea captain
the second son was drowned in the Ohio river
opposite this city the third was hung as de-
serter from the United States army; the fourth
was shot in Louisville while settling up some
business with his partner the fifth was struck
By lightning; the sixth hao his neck broken by
runaway horse, and the last died natural
death after barely having escaped the penitau-
tiary for stealing.
Mr.. GEO RYE.-Thc Shenandoah Herald
says: AT the end of his term as State Treas
urer, when a candidate for reelection, this
man sought again the support of the Conser.
vative party; he pledged himself to the writer,
who was earnest 10 seeking his reelection upon
the grounds Of recognizing his aid in the de.
feat of the Radicals. He personally declared
that he would forever vote that ticket. When
charged in this office with having given his ad
hesiou to Hughes in this canvass, as reported
10 city paper, he denied the same, aud stated
that the paper making the statement lied. Now
We take this means of saying to him that his
card has showed that he lied personally to US,
then and before. Our regret is, that We should
ever have trusted him..
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SO,sssUi.N'G.

rg,WO OK THkEE GEHTLFMAN r4r he
4 accommodated with BOARD l"a 2riyu:,.
tstnily. Apply ut ,niS Office. sep ->-u
DOARD-W furnished rooms, n der
- able locatloa. with fikSG Glass BOARD
can be obtained hy addressing y. t.. Ga% ::c
ctfis &C. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMME AvowED. :
The State Journal of yesterday says:
I'VE do not assume to speak for the next
General Assembly OF the State, nor to indicate
what action it should or should not take in any
given premises But should that body be Re.
publican, as we have every reason to believe it
will be, there is no question as to the duty that
will deyove upon it, of meeting on the first
Wednesday Of December, eectiug the next
County Court Judges, canvassing the vote for
the several State officers elect, choosing the
other State officers as copstitutionally required
at its hands, and performing such other duties
as the organic law makes it necessary that its
members should do before the lst day Of Janu-
AIRY next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17
NWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

1 viii give twenty doi.u-s reward i.r Any III.
formation that will lead t. the rccoycry =
small IRON GREY MARE stolen :r,,u. H..
Plsins, October It'll. 1873 The mare ha. ~.
white hind foot, carries her lmi IN Oh" lie. Ind
had on when stolen ulain ie.thrr ,ha.tcr.
HORACE EI NtrE>S
oct ll-lw The Pains t.uqUirg =, Va
SS0 REW,A,KD7,Stoll;@n from tie pm.
18th OF September, Il DARN BROWN Or
BLACK HORSE 5 ycsrs old Ia. Spring ;,.l
Il hands high carries himself we'll in harness;
out Of gear is rather az indifferent looking .4j-
NAL Marks remembered are a slight ,nls,.e-
ment of the pasture-joint Of the !r't fore :oo,,
and small scar on the enr-bc!iev4 - he oL
the left one, about the middle. vii give u r..
ward OF ten dollars Tor his recovery II tnarf il.
the county, twenty dollars II t;,Aen out %: IL
state, or fifty for TIL recovery oi I'll" h r.e 80.
apprehension OF the thief
Mr., T. NJ. L!PSi'ONB,
l3r,L0c Station.
oct lin Prince VIA. CO.. "
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AIARRIED.

At "Woodlawn," Fairfax county, va, Oc;o-
Der 10, 1873 at !. O'clock p. m, by Rev c. u
Kyiand. Rev. GEO. AShINGTON Nc.
CULLOUGH, pastor of the Baptist Church in
Danvers, Mass, and Miss ANNA NEWMAN
MASON, daughter Of John Mason, e.q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

DISCOVERY OF CoAL.-Mr. James L. Talia.
tcrro, of Stafford, exhibited to us few days
ago TWO specimens of coal taken from deposit
eighteen inches below the surface. at farm
two miles from Cole landing, on Acquia creek.
These specimens are camel coal, and the indi-
cations are that the deposit is large aud very
valuable. 1t is believed that the next Congress
will make an appropriation for the removal of
the mud bar in Acqua creek, so that vessels of
sufficient draft may reach Cole landing, and in
that case the stone, iron aud coal which abound
in that vicinity will become mines of wealth.
Fredericksburg Ledger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17
FfJH S.fLE Dte ffa,~T

FOR Rh%T-'h. I HREE-STup,
a::a D DWELLING, No. u ssuth Fu;r.,l - .,I u l
Apply NJ once 70 - s.
oct l5-tf J. 5. GARDNER
FOR SALE or nENT-A Hpr,.
g.. HOUSE, in good condition. cnn,aic,,i. , ~
rooms Inquire Of Z. b. IIDnE. or + l% "h
By. Rea! Estate Agent, 81 Il ing i. n.' ~
FOR RENT N WA>HlNGTOS-y. ~
S::I three story WAREHOUSES;. viii W.
gas and elevators, on Louis an avrnc, h.r.,.
Oh and l0tl streets. the mos. cligij,,. ,..:
for who essle Business in Wa>hii gon f3s ,,,""
At YOUSG'S LAW BUlLuiNIi. Room KY
s. Washington. &C.. TO-
@ FOR RENT--The DWELLING 49,
aa n W. corner of King and Wasuinr,o. -. ..'
over the drug st re a.. DR.. K. H. ;, .bI.r = D..
session given immediately Apply I,
DR.. X II oTABLER
oct 9-e"lw n. w. cor. King urd " ash :.
s;,ssssS TO LET-Tte Two. STORY WADE
EEsa HOUSE foot Of Queen street, or, C,;,T''..
Apply st the Office OF the Hawps and e., :;
more Coal Go. i.,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17
CEAND REPEBLlCAA RALLY (.

There will be Republican Mas, M@@,''t T.
SAREPTA HALL, on SATURDAY y AN'
ING, the 18th instant At 5 . clock.
Colonel ROBERT w. HUGHES ""t h. H.
CHANDLER, Esd will address the me-.
Citizens, wi,nuut regard u political 't'-'''"'
are invited TO be present.
CLARkSOS'S. BAND vii! be IN .;.e''''..>'
oct lo-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER Il.
sus RGsE..... ...... IL MOON RI 'ES....... ~
sun SETS .......... 62U
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

A PICTURE The Springfield (ll.) journal
undertakes to describe some member Of Con
grcSs from life, and here is the picture:
\ gentleman of very moderate means is
elected to Congress. He remains there for
few years, and what are the results? An ee-
CANT mansion 10 Washington, splendid turn
OUT, livelicd servant looking like an At
rican zouavc, fashionable family, and great
wealth. Take the lamp of old Diogoneso and
look in on this man, and he will be found to be
stepped 10 the lips in corporate rottenness, and
the miserable gildcd tool Of rapacious moDopo-
lies. All may be summed up 10 few words:
he had talents, power, and position; he was
valued, and accepted the price of his appraisal
Now will the journal tell the public who
this man is?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04


5T;yrss AND TRgAcnERous MEMORIES. rev
memories are entirely truthful. we mau !.
OF siind them false mainly to our own ~ ss'ss
or Inconvenience. We. are sure we pus .
,,,issin, article where we did not put y, I ~.
ne read d passage in the middle 0, :
Aa,sl page. when it turns out 10 pe .. che .i,a
1nr, of fI,c left, The eye of memory mas Li Is
i SsssY S;stinft recollection, and YET IL y net
80. : sph, most dis;ntercsted witnesses ny
ss.;sI I.ontr,dict one another because eacn Is
z .,,., of WHAT he neither saw nor hesrd sA.
Z s su.,y ne he thinks he saw or heard IT, No
mo,sy Il willing to attach any moral faint 10
s,,ese involuntary errors. though certain
sSsadincss Of observation, habttuM noldipS
seN in check, and putting positiveness 70
the test, might have preserved MS from
1t. Again: certain ideas, certain forms OF
expression, slide into Tho memory una
wares, and pass current for original tnongnt,
and bctray people into involuntary piaekI-
ism. We suspect that q great many per
sons assume to themselves o faculty OF n-
vacation when they arc only cheated 0y tns,,
memory Introducing itself as an oIls, I.'
conception and performing us n.,.s - W.
guise. Not many suffer under TUG iossiss
s,scen,ion. or which Charles Lamb accuses
<nin,salf when iamenting the strange fatality
thrnngh which everything he touched turned
INTO q lie: relating how he once quoted TWO
lines from translation Of Dante which Haz-
Ett very greatly admired, and quoted IN q
book as proof Of the stupendous power o,
that poet. But no such lines were to be iound
In the translation searched for the purpose !;
whereupon he adds, 81 must have dreamed
them. Tor i am quite sure did not forge
them knowingly. What misfortune" he
p}aintiYcly concludes. t"to have lying
memory ~ On the other hand, cor
rect memory is the most necessary OF all
aids to the liar, as we are reminded by a
Lackneged proyerb; and it also prompts 10
lyine in unprotected hands. Wood tells
Sf0rV OF Hoskyns, the Winchester boy, who,
having neglected TO write his verse exercise,
glanced for minute or two over the Shout
der OF more -diligent school fellow, and
upon the master calling him up, said he bad
lost his paper, but if he might be allowed lie
would repeat without book the goth verse he
had written which he was permitted TO DO.
The other boy was called next, and showed
the verses which HoSkyns bad just repeated,
and being taken for The thief, was sofeiy
whipped. Next to the lying memory, and
far more common, is the treacherouS menl-
ory that fails us at 4 pinch, hiding itself IN
darkness, leaving us cognizant of its exist
puce but Guiding our grasp. Nothing IS
more tantaliziDg than this state of mind.
The man who feels the fact, OF word, or name
fitting Just out of his reach is misery to
himself aud every body else. Very few peo-
Die have philosophy enough to give in; to
reflect that what they search for in such
restless persistence matters to nobody; for
the time being they have lost part Of them
selves and worry after it.-1he Saturday
RPrip,c .-.s. u. PHI. es+'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04

GALE OF THE RICHMO ND AND
- YORK RIVER RAILR0AD.-By virtue OF u
decree Of the chancery Court OF the city or Rich.
River Railroad Company cs. }: Prosser Iabb and
Robert H. Maury trustees. and j. Prosser Tabb ana
Robert Fl. hlaury, trustees. rs. The Richmond and
York River Railroad Company, entered ON the 10th
survivor of us, shall sell by public auction at the
auction-rooms of Messrs. Grubbs & Williams, No.
Eleventh street Richmond, Va, OH FRIDAY. the
I'd day Of May, 1873, at the hour OF u 3, NIL the
e Ct sEef jan 9oPsK svEs Rh
ROAD COMPANY, Including It's roadway, rails
cross-es, depots. sidings, cars, engines, tenders
and all other property whatsoever, including also
the franchises Of said company and excepting from
auy except Its chooses In action anu debts due or to
become due to 1t. SsF.Sf.saF
The TERMS OF SALE WILL, BE AS FOLLOWS
The sum Of $4,000 shalt be paid In CASH and the
residue Of the purchase money shall be payable as
terest at the rate of per cent per annum from Inc
day of sale. payable semi annually $500 on the
LIST day Of january 1885, with Interest af the rate OF
sefii-annuaily; On, th remainderof such purchase
money on the list DAY vi JaEiary 1877 Win lhierest
mt the rate of per cent. per annnn trnu inc Jay VI
sale, payable scml-annualiy-th sne 20 1e snn)ec'
session not 60 be delivered until the sale has been
ratified by the court the acierred 70 Cs
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold such
deed "a be- sub tect to the approval OF tne court
Capitalists Will take notice that the effect OF sale
and CONVEYANCE win be Tn extingush the said COM
pany and make the purchaser or purchasers body
Fpr further particulars apply to Messra. PAGE
ices.l = Z = s5f JsPKOsSEk TABF, I
- ROBERT ii. MAURY,
IN 2i-td Surriving Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04

yXTANTED, A PARTN ER with cash
w capital of from three to five hundred dollars
10 engage In firstClass paying business r,, ,,r b,
anssIx Richmond posr-office.;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04
-, ByWe1llngton Goddin, .aal
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, "'i
corner of Eleventh and Bank, streets.

.HH s 20
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FARM OF TWO ngNDDRED, , AND md T TP 9 III
ACRES NEAR THE DEEP KUN .TURNELhf,
,AHouT FIVE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND.-A
trustee in certain deed Of trust exeea r Z sne
Ing date cod September 1859, duly recorded In Hen,
rico County Court, In deed-booE No. Sc, page 1872
shall, in execution thereof, proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises on FRIDAY the an OF
April 1879, at6 o'clock p n. If fair II not, the hrsl
ia aa above. containing two. HUN ,REp AND
FOkTY Adjoining the Lands q taf n tats D.
SON. deceised, and others This farm has on It ex-
cellent buildings of every kind, andthe SOILS Oh NO.
TERMs THE debts secured by the deed being past
due amounting to about $1,000, the deed requires
cas sale to that extent but am authorized by me
creditors say that in lieu Of cash they W. aeeep,
one-0urth cash Balance at six twelve, and eighteen
months; as to the residue OF the proceeds OF
sale on such terms as the grantors shall prescribe
and dfrect or on their failure 10 give amy such rec-
ton then on credit of two years In each case LOT
negotiable notes, fntercs. aided, secured ny 'rsi
deed.,r- -. -. w EbAfNGIoN DoJ m,
{, NH 2l-dtd s.s!y ragt. ---r1 sr"H'f s1ss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04
49, BY D. K. Weistger, 80,
Auctioneer and Land Agent
.tr'@1 No. lois Main street.
MINE VERY HANDSOME AND. DI

MINE VERY HANDSOME AND DE
In sIRABLgngUILDIN9 b0T Is, ON .n TIN
TENTH, T ELFTH a,r P9R KrE i, bA nun
MOST MOST iiMPEoylNG PARTs 9F Mk saSeast s;
TER, FOE SALE, At ,AUCTlON:EBy IeaTTsTSIsE y
DAY April 1879 at O'Clock ?: NJ, the following ','
T2REE LOTS fronting together 90 feet on ,Thir,
tenth BY Us deep between ssmmes ano hairoao
~ n NE VERY PRETTY LOT, 90 feet on Twelfth
NJ S rs ssir on the south
s,deof Porter by is deep, adjoining the new resi-
dence of DR.. S. Wake: ~. 81, :.
TWO VERY PRETTY Lots ironing ttot toS ~ IsE
deem aees between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Two VERY PRETTY LOTS 3t 70 1ees gacn i,,. on
the south side or Hull between Third ana fourth'
which are we'll adapted for stores: &c. ~
This property should attract tie attentlon OF an
persons who wish to invest In MANCHESTER, as IL can
Terms Liberal, and win be made known at tue
hour Of sales 81. isys DIX RLi Hstaneer g.
lD3 a. ,gNIisf9<h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04
- ~ rel, BY Hill s. Goddin, 4,aj
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer5,
No. 1les Main street. h.. e.. a..

TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,
j. ON FRANKLIN BETWEEN PINE .AM AM,
PaRK. FOR SALE ATAUCTION.-On FRIDAY,
April 18th, at ~ O'Clock P. we will sell at INC
ton. on the premises, those Two BEAUTlEuL
RII2t,D DING. LOTS located as above described,
fyonnc each s2S feet on the north side Of Franklin
street. and rlnling back $50 feet to a twenty-foot
alley, and adjoining the elegant residence oi "
inirable location of these lots render further de
scripton almost unnecessary The view rom tels
point Is truly lovely, and no more deSiroic sue Joe
TERMS: Que fourth cash; balance In four, eight,
and twelve months. with six per cent. interest
added, secured by decd of trust. =. Z. :. y.
an aids HILL 6 GUDDIE, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04
BY ID. Il. Weisiger, na
Auctioneer and Land Agent,
No, lois Main street.

SEVEN y. AND. A. HALF
i ACRES OF LAND ON THE Man CHESTEsh
TURNPIKE, FIVE MILES VEST OF Man a
CHEST En- BETWEEN "11NSLFY'Sn}LANL
.HORNER,S,n FOR SALE AT, A UOTI0N.;,A1
the request Of Mr.. james W. Martin ! VIII sell or
the premises, at O'Clock P. NJ. on SATURDAY tn 1
Sin day OF APRIL 1879 the desirable little TRACTOF
LAND, with an old dwelling thereon, situated o.
above Being on the pike to the coal mines makes II
convenient TO get coal cheap.
TERMS: One. half cash; the balance at one yeal
In negotiable notes, interest added. secured by
decd Of trust Taxes for 1873 to be paid hy tht
purchaser. +'s. ID II. w EloiTEh,
: m gN.tds ~ 81 AucI1Onetr.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04

T1OR. RENT, HOUSE corner Baker M:s
Il aud Brook avenue, containing nine rooms; Iii
kitchen, large yard, stable, carriagc-house, &c.
Rent, $25 per month. Also, ROOMS over our Office
Also, q nice OFFICE in same building. Apply III
400 Main street to
mn 29-Jt JOHN E. BOSS1EUA.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04

#sryRUsTEE's SALE OF s. 4 .s.,s.;s
= VALUABLE REAL Estate ss''l ,i,'3'
/ IN THE TOWN or MANCHESTER V rilrss
SITUATED ON FIFTEEFTH STREET BE-
TWEEN PORTER AMI. MdD q, oue'lHl: .i
By virtue OF deed Of trust executed es " y z
pillow ands. II. his wife, dated cad Day OF Mafen,
,s1a md duty of record in the Chesterfield County
Cont clerks Office, D. B.. volume 81 VIE
expose for sale at public auction onsTHUksDAS !
AnriI 10. 1879. at O'Clock p. NJ, that .ti9t t6
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESIDENCE
e,tnofed as above. The lot fronts 10 feet ON said
Jefferson street and runs back between paraei hnes
200 feet. 2. -f2>'ss : $3.50,
This is a nice little place, surrounded with shrub
hery and frui.trecs OF all kinds, aud is In desirable
nelghborhood. st'
fTruMs: Cash rs to so much as win be necessary
to psytte expenses Of sale and note now dueio,
a1s5 and the balance at SIX, twelve, eighteen, and
twenty-four months, for negotiable notes bearing
ner cent interest from day Of sale by
deed. ROBERT II. BEAzLEY, Trustee.
MOODY & RoYALL, Auctioneers. up l-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04
''F'& BY Grubbs 4 Williams, : 49,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
E,.vcr,th street t,etvyeen Main and Bank.

THOsE TWO MOST VAL u "A B % .
IL BUILDING LOTS at THE sOUTHEASII
f,oREER' of GRACE AND FIRST STREETS
Asr tjtTTON request Of the executors,of the
late r. G. Worfhafn we Win sell at auction, upon fne
premises, on FRIDAY, April 9TH, at a 2ciock I:
the lot located as above. fronting about SO rect on
Grace street and running back about $50 rect 10
wide paved alley. with a good brick stable In Inc
rear fronting on First street ,,-,,a,,,.
two lots rs may be determined Mt the time or sale
Few If any. building lots Y, the citymssstalIsi
nF nosir.bity as building sites for lrst-class resi-
Sences. aud they will soon be rendered more desira
be by the handsome residences soon 10 De erec.ed
which, in view Of the scarcity Of such properly can
not often lie offered. .,scSl -,
Terms: al sale, GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
NH "a s.s:'Es'5st-t 'sfAuStonSSLo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04
-. - BY Grubbs & Williams, ., ~
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Eleventh between Main aud Bank streets

VALUABLE OIL-PA1NT-
lGINGS FOR SALE AT AUCIION.-on rUES.
NAY Snril 18TH. at II O'Clock NJ we will sell at
our oce rare and very valuable private collection
of about TWENTY-FIVE oIL-Ph1NT1NGS, judi
ciousy selected and purchased at large prices many
wears ago by one of our former citizens, 80,
The collection embraces several works by old mas
tcrs and others by some of the most famous modern
artists, and probably comprises pictures OF more
merit than were ever Offered at auction In this city
They are now on exhibition at onr Office and all
lovers of the fine arts arc invited to examine them
before the day of sale. s-t. - ts.-s ~. r - -G
Write or send for catalogue.
TERMS: Cash. GkUBBS g. WILLIAMS,
ano - u =y..s Auctfoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04

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DWELLING. on the west side Of Second between
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