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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-31

rT.f1F LARGE "a ND ELEGANT PHI-
8 Il, WAITE RESIDEfCE,W WITH BEAUTIEpL
aRouNpy sII Y, & n T s3E
sTREBTs, FOR SALE AT .AIIgTio By re-
a shs en- ON slst day Of April ii
O'Clock Z. !, hfs well known and untygrsally -aft-
Inira residence situated as above Is OF brfck co.
yered with mHstc, and contains thirteen ROOMS De-
aides store rooms and closets, with hot, c9d, anu
sower-batts. and wafer with WasIssnnds
IN the nrineInal chambers Kitchen With five rooms
for servants laundry, with stationary fixtures gas
throughout the premises, ana All OF Lhe m9sa Hio,
der, sor;ynriences. The Stable Is new, and besides
llostler's room has space for two calrriles ana
"T6e buildings have been remodeIled and renovated
within o few years past, ana are no" IN pericct
order. -, or,,so,,,o,t IL
convey mn ADEQUATE idea OF the elegance aud COM
pietciess Of this property In every respeet.
pnGuph fo saw that IL combines the m0sS aumlraDie
with the most beantt full aud thorough
finish I'm every detail and the highest possloe
Of convenience and comfortable Accommodation Tor
Ths lot fronts 1873 feet on Third street, and runs
rhe situation Is one of the most beautiful and
convenient In the city, aud as 1t stands this property
not excelled by any other In all That constitutes
1rst-cass residence. >. -, ar
II viii be sold rs whole, or II desired the dwell
Ing viii be sold with front OF about s. 1eet ieaF
Ing three building lots, each fronting 20 rect Oh
Third street to he sold separately.
Parsons Wishing to examine the premises before
the day of sale are requested to call upon u.s.
TERMS: Accommodating. and Will ne mare known
at the time of sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 2o-2awt Apl 3awtAp12&dtd Auctioneers.
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An Aour An the Room OF Genera Fec
= ~ HIS sssssce Habits.
,rpm The Lexington {va.) Gazctte,l

~ From the Lexington wal Ha1st'S'i
fksssoiIins around the first spring day wv
stopped ut the Memorial chapel ana pas 1850
/ through The rooms particularly asso'I Tr,,o
( with the memory of Generai ht' u.,,i,s,l
guards student of The Onlveis"''s ""'>S>'
.s,,s, ts,a marble slab in the centre OF Tue
,,,,rs,r.roa,n are wrcaths Of flowers, crosses
..,,a r.o,cns of inapaortelies In circle OF au'
ss,s,n lesyes. The marble is inserted ID inc
door and over the vault. 49,, o,,,co
nnce fsed by the secretary OF the taeuit?
This 10 now bare and empty. From 'his
anarfmert a. door opens into small bail
and then into the Generals Room,' as ii Is
IraIed 1T is well known that its furniture
has never been changed. 1t remaSns rs lc''
by General Lee. =.
The round table in the centre OF the room
iy still covered with his papers, all ofdcf'!
arranged. The scraps of blank paper were
kent in systematic manner. A professor
tooka piece for a memorandum, when ,'t
General handed him lragmentf from another
lot. He had intended the first sheet Tor an
other purpose. All his writing was oohc al
5 this table. He used an armchair with lea
ther sesf and on rollers lie wrCte rapidly,
rarely interliuiug OF emitting Woros ihcie
were no such things rs rough drafts. lie
finished at single heat whatever he lag III
hand.
when his feelings were enlisted the pen
never raused down to the last period. Ills
"orders,' or rather addresses, to the stn'
dents and important correspondence were
finished with The ink wet CD the first line:
He never dictated, and used the Official Secrc'
tary spari9gly.
Ills fayorite pen was large gold one, Of q
curious model 1t was alnosta' broad lis II
was long. 1t was bears-saapcd. a f!rm ii
Baltimore owned the pattern. The first pen
of this kind used by lin was accidentally
injured. The writer, ut the rcqucs. OF Gen
oral Lee. carried it to Baltimore while on a
northern tripanG had it repaired and another
made from the original die.
The inks.and IS still on the round table.
The ink is raised by atmospheric pressure
applied Ep a screw. Tic instructions OF il
directed the ink to be lowered when not in
use. He never failed to turn The screw and
I. let the ink down into the stand before Icav.
ing the Office. One Of his secretaries noticed
his regularity in this particular.
There was lounge in tao room, but ht
never was known to rest himself for q
I moment on it. There never was pair Of
sinners or q rotc dc ChHmtrc iii his rooln.
1t is needless to say no <i2ar, or pipes Were
tbere-hc wasn't friendly 10 tobacco. But
once was he known to vio!ute the smallest
propriety OF his position. During du!!
routine of Faculty mcetins," in warm
weather, the President doZcd for 4 few mo-
meDts. lie sal as usual, erect, but his eyes
gently yielded TO the heat and lunitrum.
His colleagues with courtly grace let The
business pause till the brief nap ended, and
then started with the last words the chail'
man had heard. This triumph Of Morpheus
was not alluded 10.
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Z OST, CHECK 40. 1851, payable TO oh.
/ ry;r. Jrawu by 4. Y. S:okcs !: co. as pay
c,f OF slac has tc"n stopped. The Under VIII con,
c. 4 favor by leaving :ho salae NJ this o'ilce. -.
T OSr. in the First Market, q BLANK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-31
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Re;Ll Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
alfice Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE FARM n HENRiC0 G0u G,i
ABOUT FIFTEEN MILES BELOW RlCliMOND,
On THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ADJUIN-
ING BOTTOMS BRIDGE. AT PUBLIC :hUI.
TION.-In pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit
Court of the county of Henrico entered on the stl
day OF March, 1874 i'll the cause of Allen trustee, rs.
Allen and others. the undersigned, special comtnis-
soner, thereby appointed, will sell at pGblic AUG
ton al the Office Of James NJ. Tal .or j. Son, at y
O'Clock NJ. on SATURDAY the 5th day OF April,
ls73 the abovcdescriIed RI Al ESTATE. c9n GIn
ing THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY -tOUlt
AuRES or LAND--one.half cleared, the oalanSe
in woods-about seventyGve acres OF the best ChicK
ahopliny lowgrounds, and bounded rs follows: On
the east and north by Chlckahominy river. on inc
west by the land of Dizzy Wade, and on the SCUM ny
will ilnsburg stage road. and Is considered 10 pe
one Of the best farms IN that portion Of the county,
Of six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, interest added, and the title to &c retained
until the whole purchase money is paid ami 4 CON
vesancc ordered by the court. Taxes Tor 1913 W w
paid by the purchaser. .,
oIlce Of the auclunccIs. A. X. COuitTSEi,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES ii. TAYLOR C Son, ApctioneerS. NH "a
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Nv Wellington Goddin.
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK TENE-
i MENT AND LOT ON THE MORT III SIDE ot
BROAD STREET NEAR TIE AFRlCA !,
trust cyecnte to The subscriber by Miss Frances a.
A. Danforth bearing date on the lst day OF Margin;
1872 duly recorded IN the clerks Office OF Rtcnnohd
ton, upon The premises. OH TUESDAY !nG ist
day of April, 49, at o'clock r d., The BkiG IN
TEN ENlkNT and LOT iocatedaS above now III liie
of 81 feet on Broad street, and depth Of 100 feet
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses OF
on te list of March, 1873; on credits for S367S7 until
the LIST of September 1879, aud for 1878 until the LIST
of March, 1874; and as TO The residue on sich terms
as the grlntor may prescribe and direct but In case
of her failure TO give any direction, on such TERMS
rs the trustee SHAH think fit. The credit payments
to bear interest from day of sale, ana TO DE sccureo
by a dead Of trust. >-s, ,r.
NH 81 ALEX AMBER II. SANDS, Trustee.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
lli3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
N mo. o13) AND LOT % BY 12S FEET TO
AN EIGHT EEN-FOOT ALLEY, On THE
SOIiaEI SIDE OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN
JEFy&RSON AND MADISON STREETS, FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.-At q O'Clock J.. NJ. on
TUESDAY lst April we shall sell ny auction; on
the premises located as above, that desranc hhi, ~
B. F. Anderson, with basement and two stories
above containing six rooms conveniently arrange.
yard, neatly enclosed.
This property has been recently painted and put
in thorough repair. aud Is the most attractive resi-
denre In that locality.
Terms: One-third cash: balance at 81 x and twelve
months; negotiable notes to he given for The defer
red payments, with Interest added, ana secured Dy
deed of trust RICHARDSON Il CO.,
NH ns Auctioneers.
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street.

r ARGE FIRST-CLASS GROCERY AND
I i COMMISSION STORE. AND VALUABLE
VACANT LOr ADJOINING, SITUATED ON
TIE NORTH W EST CORNER uFIHIRTEENIH
AID CARY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG,
TICN We shall, At the request OF the owner. sell
Mt public ali,ion un tic premises, on IHURSlDA1
tho 81 dry of April 1873, at - o'clock r a.; Et
STORY BRICK STORE and VACANT LOT ad-
i1ining, located as above described, now occupied
by Mr.. Samuel G.. Tardy
This property Is admirably arranged for the con-
ductine of a large wholesale business of any KIND,
and the location is unsurpassed by none In the cry,
being on one Of the greatest thoroughtarcs ana IN
thc centre Of business We would therefore call the
specal attention of capitalists and Others seeking
Investments rs 1t Is seldom such property Is cifered
In the market publicly. ,,, -.
tbr hour of ale LYME L BROTHER,
NH 20 AuctioncerS.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cu,(
- RICHMOND. VA. Dcccmhcr L. El2.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cu.,l
RICHMOND, VA. December II, b12. J
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE.
~ GENDER nth, The TRAINS Oh this road VIII
run as follows: ,
The MALL TRAINS leave Richmond at S A. y.
and s:2o r. NJ, and leave Petersburg at lis' 4. d.
and sos =. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach n.
tached. leave Richmond ii 4. ~. and T. H'. ana
leave Petersburg at $40 A. ~. aud 1850 J.. VI.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS WIN cave
Richmond and Petersburg Al "A. 81. Ee,nrhi"a;
leave Richmond and Petersburg at $50 L. , l'teaa
of so-c!ock. as heretofore.
The 5 A. NJ. TRAIN will not leave RchmoB' On
Sundays, and The 1915 p. u. MAIL TRAIN hh9 Nv
a. ST. fB E;IGfI III TRAIN VIII not leave petersburg
on SUNDAYS. a.
passengers for Norfolk Will take the 2:ea J.. VI
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk VIII coh-
meet ut ietershnrg with the lf:c5 a. VI. I.AtS.
Passengers from Clover Iitll will take tie e5e y
N. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, ana triuais
and returning leave Richmond on the same diy'a Al
2.ao p, NJ.
The NAIL TRAINS Will stop only at Chester ''r'
Manchester
The ) a. NJ. TRAIN will connect at PetersnriE
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio raiif"ia '"'
Lynchhrg daily. -,
be attached to the THROUGH TRAIN 1t Nt'G"h'
running through TO Wilmington.
THOMAS II. WiNSt,
de Is President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-31
BY ID. X. Welsiger,
Auctioneer and Land Agent,
No. 1915 Main street.

rg,WENTY-SEVEN AND A HALF
L ACRES OF LAND ON THE MANCHESTER
TURNPIKE, FIVE Mills WEST OF MAN
CHESTER BETWEEN "TINSLtI'S" AND
"UORNER'S,'' FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-h
the request of Mr.; james v: Martin VIII sell on
sih av of April 1873, the desirable little TRACT OF
LAND, with III old dwelling thereon, situated as
above Being on the pike to the coal mines makes II
convenient TO get coal cheap.
Terms: Onc.hal cash: the balance at one year
IN negotiable notes, interest added. secured by Il
decd of trust. Take; for 1873 10 lie paid 6y the
purchaser. d. H. W flSlGEh,
Iuh 25-tdS AacIloiicer.
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BY Wellington Goblin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh ami Bank streets.


E,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
= FARM OF Two HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES EEAETHE hEEP RUN TUfNPikE,
ABOUT FIVE MILES ABOVE RICuMOED.-As
trustee In 4 certain decd of trust executed 10 the
subscriber by Mcssrs. n. A. and a. {. Green, bear
Ing date I'd September 1882 duly recorded In Hen.
rico County IL ,leel.hook No e., page 49,
tic auction on the premises on FRIDAY the eth of
April 1873, att O'Clock F. ~ if fair II not, the rst
fair Glp thereafter that truly valuable farm located
rs above, containing TWO HUNDRED AND
FORTY ACRES, adjoining the lands OF the late D.
W. Green Dr. George y. uOnkns, Ambrose Hutche-
son. deceased, and others This farm has on IL cX-
ccllcnt buildings ofcvery kind, and the soilis OF NO.
quality. ,,.,,o,,
TEHMs: The debts secured by tue deed being past
due amounting TO about $1,000, the decd requires
cash sale to hat extent; but am authorized by Inc
creditors 10 say that in lieu of cash they VIII accept
one-solrth cash balance atsix twelve, and eighteen
months: rs To the residue OF the proceeds OF
sale ON such terms the Srantors shall prescribe
and direct; or their failure 10 give ANY such hrec-
ton then on credit OF two years III each case Tor
negotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed. CLLiNGION tOiyOlN,
NH 2l-d'd Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Eank.

THOSE TWO MOST v AL U A b L p
j. BUILDING LOTS AT THE SoUTHEtsAa.Ss;11
CORNER OF GRACE AND tiRSi sIKa ~ ,,.s
late r. C. Wortliam we will sell ut auction upon the
premises FKIDAY April 4th al ~ 9c C. esat r.
Grace street. ard running back about $50 feet TO
wide paved alley. with good brick stable in the
rear fronting on First street. ,,..,,,o,.
two lots as may be determined at the time OF SALE
Few, il any, building lots In the city--ccrtalnIy
none now In the markei-cqual these IN every polnl
Of nesrabty rs building sites for first-class resi-
depces and they will be rendered more desiril,
bic BIZ M handsome residences soon to be erected
opposite TO thcm AN opportunity IS mere presenteu
which In view Of the scarcity OF such property eau
not often be offered.
TERMS: Al sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Nh a. AuctOneers
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BY ID. X. Weislgcr,
AuctIoncer and Land Agent,
No. l0l5 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDI-
l. yIDED ONE-THIRD INTEREST IN A
TRACT OF LAND Al AUCTION.-By virtue OF
a deed OF trust executed 10 me by Burton Il. Beach
and wife. dated the 10th day of February, 1871 Will
sell on the premises. ON TUESDAY the LIST day Of
April, 1873, ut IL o'clock A. H., the UNDIVIDED
OSE-TIiiRD INTEREST," IN A CERTAIN
TEACT OF LAND In Midlothian township, Ches-
terrified county. containing ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES (nore or lessl III two contiguous
tracts lying OH the Hundred road, and adjoining the
lunts OF William Winfree and Others, mcnt oned In
said deed; part arabic the balance In wood and tim
hcr. with small dwelling and oat-houscs thereon.
and In few mile, of Midlothian coal mines.
TERMS: Cash 10 the payment of a bond Tor
Sl25 and Interest thereon from 10th February. 1871 ut
l2 per cent. and expenses of sale; the balance ON
such terms gs said B. Is. Beach may direct, or In de-
fault thereof, as the trustee may think NJ.
SOCRATES BROOKS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by ID. X. WEisIGER, Anctioneer.
NH %
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<-s-s-Ss~.sS~~~-c~---
: BY 8. 81. DAVIS. Aucd cneer4
-. corner Of Eleventh and Main streess.


1,--,,un.,MIssTf,NERss al LE OF VALUA-
Il J sRIsEf FARM or ONE HUNDRED AND
AgEE ss OF EAh HT1E OH Eh ~
BRATED HALFsINK FARM E0RMER L.I.1
OWED AND oGGgPIEp TX S3S I, PH s iIsan
L. nEITRIECk.-By virtue OF o decree OF
the Circuit Court OF Henrce county entered on
fne a7tI, day of hinrch, 1879, In the case OF Der
trecks executor and ats u.s. Taanan ang v at Ms
viii sell, MS commissioners, on the SEfENIh
nay or APRIL, 1873 THAT being conrt-day !, ut "
o'clock NJ, In front Of Henrico County
coIStaining ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
EIGHT ACRES OF LAND OF the greaiest fertii-
ity. opposite Haltsink, lying about eight miles
from Richmond and two miles from the head OF
THnMs 0ne-tf1ird cash and residue on credit
of six and twelve months, the purchaser 10 give
sonfs bearipg legal interest: title retained until
pufen"Se n'o'' - +. NJ. CONNER,
W. A. DIETRICH,
j. L. DElTRlECk,
Commissioners.
sale conducted by 8. NJ DAVIS, Auctioneer.
NH 5l-3l Mar&24.5,7AD
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Ell
E(yHEsAPEdEEt AND OHIO s Az.
NJ and after ls pill is75. tta 49,.
gsl ~ aEs VIII run as follows S. ~ lsaeen-
WESTWARD IS. SO
sss MAIL TRAIN.--LeaYe Richmond a1a :.
DAILY except sunday, connecting wifi nss..sM,.
Alaxandrta IND Manassas railroad at f;1rdsnsslSe,
s.M and arrives at White saiobsss
lExfREss TkAiN.-Leayes Richmond A. "a :,
ington at $50 p. nextday steamer iesr a. HHant-
i1gton on arrival Of the train, and arrives ne Gt
cinnau at 9 O'Clock next morning. - S'n-
This train stots between Richmond and Wn,.
Sulphur only nc Junction, Gordonsviiie. Csrsts,ae
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AfN..-ffe ewes p,o,
at 43sP. d. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives :,
Gordonsville at 3:i8 T.. H :. 9 at
.s EASTWARD
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at4P, M 4rx
eept Saturday, and arrives at Huntington At
ii sspf xss tra
Ii. DAILY except Sunday and arrives at Rch,n".aa;;
AZ 4s9 A.. ~. next day. This train stos be,sooaaa,
White Sulphur and Richmond only az Innn,,Etn
Gordonsylic Charlottesville, staunton, Goshen and
MAIL TRAIN.--Leaycs White sulphur az,
exandra aud Manassas railroad at Cbarlot IA, a.
and Gordcnsville, and arrives at Richmond ~ p
ACCoMMoDATIoNTRA e;o,don.
Vile "A. 81. DAILY except Sundays aud arrive 81
Office, on Broad near Seventeenth street, p'i'
A. II. PERRY, General SuUerin,c,ao,,
JAMES +. NErHEgLAHD, General Icket Iaep,
mh23 As''''
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BY Cook &c LaughtOn, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

DAR-FIXTURES. LIQUORS, &C., AT
ID. AUCTlON.-On TUESDAY, April lst, at 10
O'Clock, we will sell for Mr.. Thomas jackson, NO.
800 Sixth street between Broad and Marshall.
The RAR-FfXTURES, GLASSES. DECASTERS,
PORT and SHERRY WINE,
One case James Hennessy BRANDY,
BLACKBERRY and GINGER BRANDY,
COOK & LAUGHTON.
NH Al AuctionePrs.
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD C0-l
RICHMOND, December %, is7?. (
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
H RUAD.-On anda;ter SUNDAY, December 2?,
GOING WEST.


Train No. Through passenger leaves Rirhmond
daily Except Sundays) at $50 a. NJ: leaves na"
Vile 1T LESS =. 81; arrives ut Greensboro at so
PM
Train No. tLynchiurg passenger leaves Rich
mnnd daily at s2s A. ~; arrives at Lynchbnrs OF
Pm.
Richmond daily at go 7. NJ: leaves D,ny!lic iay
at 1876 r. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily a. ls2o
A. II.
Train No. Through mail and eNpress ies"'S
Greensboro daily at f+0 4. 81: leaves Dauve tally
5: i:5c Il. IL. arrives at Richmond daily at 1913
Train No. Through passenger leave: Greens
boro' daily except Sundays) at ll::1 4. VI; h3Vs
Darvillc at l:52 z. NJ; arrives at Richmond at S3e
2. A..
burg daily ut A. NJ; Leaves Durkevila al 1855 +.
NJ arrives lit Richmond at Si" I. u.
Trains Nos. 2and 10 connect at GrctiiSlrru WITH
trains OH the North Carolina railroad for all points
SOUTH
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro with train
for Raleigh arriving there AT 7:e5 a. W. Passengers
leaving Raleigh 1T T:ls NJ. connect at Greehsh"f"
with train No. tfor Richmond.
Train No. connects at Burherlle With train on
the-atlantir, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Icr all
Dniuts southwest and SOUTH.
LynchbuIg Accolnmodasebn Train leaves Rich
mOnd ut 1855 p. NJ daily except Sundays arr!H Ing
al Lynchhurs IN time To c"nsect with the Morning
Passenger train ou the Atllnfic- Ml'sissi1'i ana
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave iyncnburS siter tHe
arrival of the Atlantic. mississippi and ONO pa,
seuger train from Bristol, and arrive at Rlchmoph
- THR0uGH TICKETS TO all points south AID
southwest can be procured ~ uie ticket once ~
Atlantic, Mississippi and otlJ railroad, No. lJ1o
Main street. Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements ~ auverti;" lie
JOHN X. MACHURDD,
General Freight and '!Icsct Agent
T. VI. X. TALcorT, Engineer aud eupe1'.rn ~
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoncers,
h..Sn eli

An ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN MAR
N KEr FARM FOR SALE BY AUCTiON:-
We shall sell by auction on The premises on MN
tive SIJBTRBAN ElARKET FARM containing
FIFTEEN AND A HALF ACRES OF HlGlH Y
IMPROVED LAND, with Il young and productive
orchard of choice fruit trees: all neatly enclosed
with substantial oak fence, and pleasantly located
on the Brook turnpike, at the toll-gate, one mile
from the city.
TERMS: At sale RICHARDSON & Co,
NH 81 Auci0neers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

4 NEAT LITTLE FRAMED DWELL
~ ING, No, us SOUTH ADAMS STREET, BE-
TWEEN CaI AND GANAL z,S Srk knri Il Al
n.c,orl, p M. we will SELL upon the premises, the
nronerty above referred to. occupied by Mr.. A. G..
Moore The dwelling has three rooms, with water.
The jot il about - Ivy IFS feet toan alley. The neigh
borhood is improving, and those having small SUN
10 Invest will do well to attend.
EERMS: One-thrd cash baiancc at six and twelve
months with interest and secured by trtst-deed.
GHUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BUILDING LOT, adjoining The above on the
north Sd by 1875 feet will be sold Immediately after
A good chance for persons Of limited mcan;.
- GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH Al Auciinnecrs.
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'' AInoTron slasass--Tnls Dug.


No, la11 siatn street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. .PIA l.ly,..s,
III WALNUT AND OAK CHA MBEk SUI
paRItJR SUITS, H0WgASE, &c, Epk Sh 1T
hTHUcTlOEl Hills DAY at To- o'clock l WIN seii
' = AT, and OAK CHA,rBEE BUTTS,
t,aa hSSrvTN-icTAyE R0sEwooD-CAsE FRENCH
GRAND-AcT1oa OvERsTRUSG-BAss PIASo
(new)t t.s-T1 ~ - r.
Three SECONDHAND flAs9S. r.prrs
t" MARDLE-Top TABLES,
SJpERoAHDS; BEDsTEbDS,
( BCnEAus, WAsrsTANDs,
z - SHOWCASE.
NEW LOUNGES.
PANc-STooLs. &C.: .,.
80 THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auctionecr:
Agent for Halls Fire and Burglar-Proof SAFE.
NH 81 - 2 - = - ----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-31
BY Cook s. Laughton, Anctioneers'
o,rner franklin and Governor streets.

= By Cook & LaughtOn, hHCtIoHectsf
corner franklin and Governor slree's'
oMOKING-TOBACCO MACHIINEh1'
= FIXTURES, &c. AT AUCTION;,,Qn y. MO I'M
DAY the aust ins.luts at ocack stres bStween
sell at the factory No. Fourteenth sueer
Main and Franklin streets, o.,rxr
"'t One sMOKING-TOBACCoM A AiJti j n;;rss.
One SMOKING-T0BACSOL. E y IN r"S'''
both made by Mcssrs. Fl. d. Smith q 20.
'0'' BL0CK-lR0N SHAPES,
COOK s. LAUGHTON,
., Auctioueers