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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-07
BY W. 3. Robins,
Rsai Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. l005 Bank street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS IN
~ DUyALS ADDITION.-l execution of de-
cree of the Chancery Court Of Richmond entered
on The Esd Gay of January, ls7a IN the cause o.
Chase and ais rs. Chase, Sc, /, the undersigned
the special commissioner for that purp9se WIZ sci
Inv public auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY
the 18th day of March, 1873. 1t "a o'clock 7. NJ.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in Durals addition tt
the city of Richmond--thc one fronting 81 1cel anc
ming back on western line of ST. John street loo feet
the other lot fronts 81 feet on western line OF st
.IOha street. and runs back on southern lne OF ECU
eral street towards ST. Paul street l29 feet.
TERMS: Gnc-iourth In cash, one-fourth on ere.
dit of four months, 0ne-fourth on credit Of eight
Inorths and the remaining one-foIrth on credit
OF trelYe months, for negotiable notes, with Interest
added at tie rate Of six per cent per anIurl, and
title retained Till all the notes are paid and convey
auccs ordered by the Court. Taxes Tor the lelr il ~
to be paid by the purchasers.
fl % SpCcla Commissioner
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jiy Uruhbs & Wiliia.s,
Auctioncels and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Aain and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
GALE OF THE 4 &c Ii N o N D. AND
~ YORK RIVER RAILROAD.-By virtue OF \
mond in tie Causes Of the Richmond and York
River Railroad Company rs. j. Prosscr Iabb and
Robert II. Marry, trustees, and j. ProsSer 1abb ana
Robert Ii. Naury, trustees, Us. The Richmond ana
day OF December, 1879, we, The Undersigned OF the
survivor OF shall sell by public auction, ct the
anctior-rooms of McsSrs. Gru5bs y Williams, No. 4
Eieyc,h st!Ect, Kichmnnd, Va, on FRIDAY the
I'd day Of May. 1873 at the hour of 10 A.. all the
property OF every kind real. personal and mixed,
| OF the RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY including Its roadway, rails,
and all OTHER property whatsoever including III o
the franchises Of said company and excepting from
such sale nothlng whatsoever belonging TO said COM
paUy except Its chooses III action and debts due or to
become due to Ii.
1HE TERMS OF SALE Will. Be- FOLLOWS:
The sum Of slsO0e0 shall be paid In CASH; and the
residue of the purchase money shall be payable as
follows SlSoOv on the LIST OF january 1871, With IL.
iercst at the rate of per cent. per annun from The
thy Of sale. payable scmi-annu:lly S5e0ooo on the
LIST day OF JANUARY. 1850. with Interest t the rate OF
per cent per ,un.i!n from the day OF sale, payable
eiDiaapuaiIy: ard tho remainder of such purchase
money oil The lst day of January 1877, with interest
at the rate of per cent. per from the day OF
sale, payable semi-annGllyihe sale to be subject
TO The ratification or rejection Of the court and pos
session not TO he delivered rnt .he sale has been
ratified by the court the deferred payments TO lie
secured by decd of trust the property SOLD, such
decd 10 h: subject TO the approval OF tee court.
Capitalists viii take notice thar the effect OF sae
and conveyance will be tn eStingu!sh the said coHi-
lnny and make tie purchaser or purchasers bstds
corporate. srs .I.
! For further particulars apply TO Messrs. PAGE 4
| MaChI, X iShmoud, Va, attorneys fof the trus-
| ICES. j. P;sQSSEk ThBR
ROBERT III. SfAURY,
| IN a--td $50 Surviving Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-07
BY James l.. Apperson.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VIRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VERY
4 VALUABLE ESTATES IN P0MIl ATAH
VENTURE" AND MAPLE COTTAGE."-By
virtue of deed Of trust from John y. Woodhn ana
wife to the undersigned. dated Sth OF july 1870 re-
corded In Powhatan County Court clerks ounce, IN
Deadlock 81, page io9. being thereto leilicu W
Uses, in gross, divided, may be deemed best on
THURSDAY, March 20. 1873, ut y O'Clock M IN
fair il not the first fair dav tereafcrl, the really
valuable properly above referred to.
amongst the finest estates upper James rrer Is
twenty-cight miles above Richmond, contains 9H'1
acres of which about acres lisa acres hne James
river Iow-erounGs, besides creek fats adjoining
them, cleared and ina fine ;tate o. cu!t'Eaon'
well adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn tgicco,
hay, oats, and other crops usual i'll lhls ciliale'
The balance well wooded There are two iuislons'
oyersecrs house. and two sets of buildings, such
rs servants quarters, barns. stables, &c
One mansion called - iLE3ShN M OAh,' not
long since added to and thoroughly reraired con,
tailis twcve rooms; the other called Il HE klrch
DWELLINGS" also added to ana repaired With
short time. contains ten or twelve roOinS au ID
handsomely situated OIL hill Just above Inc Il UT
from chills and fever ami other nalrious ocISg g
The scenery is very fine. and the View T. ON The
| RIVER DWELLINGS especially, oVtfloohs lor
miles the most beautiful lands ON James river
M COTT AG F., formerly "IoP Ial
Lawn, contains $50 acres The south side OF zine
creek near james river % miles from Alaleens
Adventure, OF which 2J1 acres are In OAK HICKORY,
Maple. Ssh. and other timber oi original CROWN,
the balance cleared ana in linc state Oh cuusol,:
The soil is rich and produces well. The Cottage
has five rooms, wide halls, and large porchcs front
and rear.
j. l.. APPERSOS.
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
70 os-eodtds Trustees.
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aars,cAs HoTELs.-- Here Is what Thomas
s f,ank tfe tourist writes to the London 1tn'es
about our hotels: eve have gwen hsi
trial 10 the hotel and refreshment-room a.-
ranaen,ents between New York ana Gun s,a
FRANCISCO, and for various reasons sas a .r oT
nresarance to American hotels over tnosc y,
rsher countries. The prices paid nave 'asie S,
& go, 40 10 "a 80 day at the Grand Senpa',
Ssrss. Tnrk the International, Niagara Inc
D.ssoil yletroit: the Sherman, Chicago the
naISar Salt Lake city; and the Grand, san
Ersnc;sc,. The supplies Of food at all these
ho.Ises were simply enormous, anG our
greatest difficulty has been 10 seiect Wnat 10
eatand what to avoid from bills of fare show
ing frou, so TO 100 varieties. The American
Man Is to order about a dozen dishes OF fish,
meats, vegetables, pastry, &c. small f'or-
ton is eaten from each dish, and the leav'
iups, go--no outsider can tell where. 1 MS
service Is repeated at least three times day !
besides which Supplementary be naa IN tne
shape Of tea or coffee, cake, fruit, &C, LOT sup
per. But the best feature OF the american
hotel tables is that relating to drinks. VII
every table large jugs OF lced W'tei aie
placed, and tea and coffee can De had wNb
eyery meal; but though the bill OF fare gene
ra]ly has a wine list printed on the PACK,
there is no positive obligation to drink, ana
cr,sfom does not sanction the habit OF taking
wine and strong drinks with meals. The bar
is quite separate arrangement OF the motel,
and frequently in the hands Of another pro-
.nrietor. Americans, if they drink at ali, fire.
nuently take drink Mt the bar counter be-
fore they 60 into the dping-salooD but the
dinnes-table is free from that slavery and eN-
action often seen and felt at English tables,
where some old heavy wet manages TO get
in the chair, calls for wine, and holds all re-
sponsible for payment Of equal shares; and II
any one dares to object he is regarded
as mean and exceptional. | saw ut the
dinner of the Grand Central Hotel.
New York, about two hundred ladies and
i gentlemen seated at tables, and could only
see single glass containing beer, and not
bottle of wine. lasked an intelligent waiter
what was thought Of such exceptional
drinkers. He replied, 'They are either Eng.
lish or come from the South The young
lady who had that odd glass Of beer had an
English face, and she did not continue long
at the table. The same general absence OF
strong drink characterized all the hotels we
visited, and | felt that it must be great re-
lief to strange travellers to be freed from the
feeling of obligation to drink for the good
of the house, or to avoid the trouble OF
being exceptional. Those who think they
cannot live without Cun get 'thc drink
though in its use they constitute the excep-
tions. The Americans are free from the
slavery of the drinking customs of the table.
heard an English gentleman ask IN officer
of this steamer to drink wine with him, and
the reply was, Il never drink wine at the
table,"
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By u. X. WeiSigcr,
huctlOucer and Land Agent,
No. 1915 Main strcet.5

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FALU-
SABLE TR CT OF TlMBERED AND
FARMING LAND, ON TIE CLOEEk HlLL
RAILROAD. NEAR FESDLEIiS STATION, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. AT .hUCTION.-By
virtue of decree OF tho Circuit Court OF Chester
field county at May tcr ls7l in the suit vi Louisa
2. Woolfoik ct ais. rs. 7. II. Wiinsons eXecutrx,
ievisees, heirs, &C.. and Sarah Wilkinson &c. rs.
Louisa p. Voolfolk. u ais., we will sell at public
auction, In front of -tcricld courthouse lMan-
cIestcrl on MONDAY the 10th day of March. 1873
trll,t being comrt-day), at II o'clock NJ, SIN HUN
DRIED AND TWELVE AND 4 HALE ACRES,
MORE OK LESS OF LAND. adjoining the Man
sion Tract. lying south OF Swift creek and on both
sides of the Glover Hill railroad. That ON the rail-
road is well tmhered aud has SMALL FRAMED
HOUSE on II. The land towards the creek Is well
wooded and watcred, with Il small portion of open
land and good lom-srounds. Convenient 10 good
mill, &c. .a".
TERMS: O9c-fourth cash; balance on \ credit Of
two, and three ye:ltS; equal payments In bonds
bearing interest from day OF sIe, and title retained
{. az T TTM2Ei Commissioners.
Sale conductci by -. X. WEIslGEn, Auctioueer.
fp ag-tn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-07
BY Robertson & Bronaueh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office on Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN CHES-
Y TERRIFIED COUNTY, ON JAMES RIVER
NEAR BERMUDA HUNDREDS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-By request of William L. Gill we will
sell at public ancon In front OF Chesterfield Court
house, on the TENTH OF MARCH, 1878 THAT being
court-day), at IL o'clock NJ, the REAL ESTATE To-
Gated rs above, containing EIGHTf-S1NE AND a
HALF ACRES, eighteen of which are In Original
growth of oak and pine balance In high state OF Gull
tivation.-bcing probably as good land as can he
found on the rver-producing the finest crops of all
grains raised In this latitude.
There is a beautiful oak grove on an emncnce In
the centre of this land, which Is most attractive
site for dwelling. A good wharf In half mile OF
the place.
- ROBERTSON d BRONAUGH,
mha Auctoneers,
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RESTAulRaNTS.

VETELLE-REMOV store No.
II 1909, lately occupied 10y 2ctellc, having Been
rented over his heat, 20 another without word 70
him. he has I'm the dilemma % remove to the hls,'-
inent OF GoddlG'5 Hail. corner OF Eleventh snd
Bank streets. where he Will he found to receive his
old friends ar customers, and where be Miit serve
them with tine EST LiQ ctsS aaa tho very .iei
the market aGor do. /; S4.s., 80 fe3 4
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W M
:fsIcaaosy. taspEHrc AND Porocs.sa
|aEsguAI TfeKNr Aso FgEIennT lssssTy,r
RlcIf I'd. EebrHary i7;is71.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p q Poro
UP DAY MALL leves gyrd-s.reet sta,,o,
iu h NIGHT MAI leaves Byra-s,ree, s,,t,o, -,
UF as co SSGaif leaves p,o,.s,
ID D0W ;. p 2; MAIL arrives a. Byrastee, Sta
bows NIGHT MAIL alrrives a, Byrd.str.e, :,
down AcCJataioDaTIONT EAIS arrives,
tn,.s ssation s1' n. h. Except ON Sur.
FRfEIGHT TRAINS leave Broad. st-ee. station >.
Mondays, Wed2ssdays. aud Fridays at Gas A. NJ.
connecting Mt Quantico With the Alexsudria ~. ~;
fredericksburg Railway Returning arrive m I'D, sh1
Street station on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ss...
BY orler Of General Superintendent.
re 10 80 GeneIai Freight and Ticket Aeen.
RICHMOND ASDDANy,LrE RAtLEO,n o.
rRIchMoSD, December 20. is72
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE E,I,
~ RoAD.-on and after SUNDAY, Decenhar l..
H72s % sEEsfLsE - - -,
GOING WEST.
Train No. 2 ltnrough passenger Icaycg g,c,r.
daily except Sundays at 5:l0 A. NJ: le,vct ,,rph1
vile at 1856 r. d.; arrives at Greensboro Al $ IN,
Train No. 8 nynchhurg passenger, ,s,vo,
PEI. ''"'''SaFfais
Irin No. 10 tthrough nail and express, ,.,,
Richmond daily nj Z:31 L. 81; leaves D7nyiIii eais
at l9a5 Z. NJ; arrives at Greensloro div a. y
- - ~, s.# ,-nrSc
Train No. Through mail and cxpr.a,, t.,,
Greensboro daily at Lio 4. NJ: leaves Inny,,,at>
81 a:32 A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily a; al;
Train No. 8 Through passenger) leaves C,,..
boro' daily Except Sundays at Il:io 4 NJ: ic,.
Danvillc at l:52 T. NJ; arrives j, HchmoEd a, "a,
Pm. ~
Train No. tLynchburg passenger) leave, Lvne,
burg daily at 4. NJ; leaves Burkcviilc a, ,g;.
II !: arrives ut Richmond at s:45 2. 81. =
+ rains Nos and 10 connect ut Grceuslor5' Wis
trains OH the North Carolina railroad for all t-n.
south.
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro with ,r,ht
for Raleigh, arriving there at 7:N6 \. ~ Pa.scng.s
leavin. Raleigh 1T Els +. NJ. connect at Greep,isr5
with train No. for Richmond.
Train No. connects at Burseville with train ~,
the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad lor AZ
points southwest and SOUTH
Lynchhurg Accommodation Train leaves R!ch
mond ats:s5 Z. 81 daily icxcel,t Sundays, arriving
at Lyuchburg In time to c"ilnect with The ,oirit,:
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave Lynchburg after ne
arrival OF the Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio r7
senger train from BRISTOL and arrive 1t Eichmcpt
ut s:ts A. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS to aii points south "a,
southwest can be procured ri the tickc, ulicr IN
Richmond. and of X. +. WALKER. Ag,n; q! ,l,
Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad. 80. IL,
Main street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise The
schedule Of this company will please print above
JOHN II. NSCGURDp
General Freight aud Tickc; Agent,
7. NJ. X. TALCoTT, Engineer and 3aIrlintcrn-
IA
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LUMRER DEALERS.

0A0 0tl0 FEET SEASONED 5.s
5>lSOsJOU CANADA SYCAMORE. sumo.
quality 900 feet seasoned Id Canada Syca-
more, superior quality also, large Sc elk White
sl'Iae Poplar, Walnut. Cherry, Maple, Ash. Hick-
Dry o. k, Shingles, i.atfs. All kinds Of Building
anier, together with large stock OF Glazed ins
d0As Blinds and Doors. cheaper than anywhere else
3gfiia city. TRUMAN A. PARkER ( Co,
dealers IN Lumber, Glazed Windows,
Canal and Iyrd streets from Fifth TO Sixth.
80 N,Sa
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AUUTTnK SAILS GO 8.

AUCuxRE aAI.Es.a sin lsss
sBy Cook d IahE1toft AUG otieerss .s5
corner or governor ind franklin streets sas..
TTAiNpsosfE CARPETS, FURNITURE,
e. hTsIuCTioS.-THis DAY, at 10 O'CLOCK We
viii soil at our nurtign rooms =, q srARpET and
One elegant English BRUSSELS oAhFhi n''s'
nrW NuTTi TAPESTRY, oARPET1NG, in rolls;
MaH6GaNY SIDEBOARDs and Wash
MA fHAH9TS5i pAELo ,n TABLES; cnsrRs:
LOUNGES, CANE hYG an sa,M,m 99PiskEEAi oh'
Nv MAh tnyo,ce Of new CROUkERY and GLASS
% do MmETII ,iREE-sTRING BROOMs;.
COOKING aud HEATING S Sr0y ~ ~ ,TTEGHTos.
NH 7-1t JUN q ~. S ..3---
nv Thomas w. Reese Auctioneer, :. +
No. 1917 Main street.
cpECIAL SALE OF FINE GOLD AND
SsII,yER WATCHES. FINE JEWELRI; SID;
VENTILATED WARE. &C.-On FEIDAi an 20
o'clock viii sell at my auction-rooms large anu
nne aSs9 GoIb ami n, SILVER WATCHES,
FINE JEW ELRY,
s-- PINS, RINGS. +
-s.E SLEEVE buttons,
CHAINS, PENS. ....
PLATEDWARE, and
The above goods have been consigned to MS from
large importers stock T. New York ana VIII DC sou
Every article warranteda rs represented. Ihe pup
ho sie ~ Vs. THOMAS W. KEESEE,
NH ant s~sE as AuctioHeer.
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By Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office on Hull street, opposite the courthouse,
Manchester.

MlQCicSscT.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE In THE ComSTI
OF CHESTERFIELD, on AIP0MA1 L, = y,
FOUR MILES FROM THE CLOEER Hilti;
PITS AND TWENT,Y,FiVE MILES dacres of f Cbesl
icrficiG Comfy Court entered mt the November
term thereon is72, in the suit of Moore cs. Gresh
ANS administrators ct ais, !, as commissoner shaii
house, on the 10th of March, 1872 THAT being court
day at l2s o'clock NJ the REA aI6 ESthl Hk 10
TWENTY ACRES, one-third Of which is heavily
timbsred, baEls0an cultivation and In good order.
There Is a TSp1sSaORY DWELLING and all ne
cessary Out-bIsfas18s on the place. -
TERMS: Cash as to so much as may be necessary
to dcfray expenses Of sale and cost OF suit balance
on credit Of one, two, and three years, Interest
added at six per cent, ana tile retained I'LL pur-
chase money Is fully paid. ,,~,
ROBERTSON & BRoNAUGII, Auctloncers.
In
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NEW CONCERN.
NEW AUCTION

m LW AUCTIUN
IN AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
The Undersigned have this day formed a co-part-
nership under the name Of REDWOOD & CkEN-
SHAM Tor the purpose of conducting u g ENERAL
AUCTION and COMMISSION BUSINESS at No.
Ii20 Main street.
hope by strict attention to business and pune
tuaty TO merit and receive liberal share of public
patronage. Consignmcnts respectfully solicited.
j. G.. REDWOOD,
E.'P. CRENSHAW.
EtsphaoSD, FEBRUARY s2, 1878 &c 22-lm
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GOAL AND WOOD.-GEEAT Rhiit =
OTlO% IN PRICES OF FUEL.-1e>t IiiEA,
CITE COAL for CRATES, stoves, AMI iGr2Hr'',' am
ANTHRACITE SUH COAL for Mo'HihS ui1.!
stoves well screened and wei shcd 4. 5o'' 10 - -;
than 10 can be bought Tor in i. market: COY -,
I'LL. COAL from $3.50 10 81 80 PER LOAF On aH"
PINE WOOD at lowest prices for c9s!! at MIG
tenth and Cary streets, or I0. Gr1c" stree:
+. Of CHARLES II. PhGF.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.,
kICUMDSp. January 4. Js-3

RICHMOND AND iORK RIVER RAIiRoAp Coz
....F-.,. RICHMOND. january s.ls73. I
NO1ICE.-On and after this date Dccpn.
~ Der 2d) the PASSENGER and FREIGHT
TRAINS over this rontc will lie rr,l rs ioIuws.
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except Sundays d..
tween Richmond and West Point, leaving the j..
pot at 800 +. ~
Passengers for river landings aud Baltimore viii
leave kichnoud depot on WEDNESDAYS AMI
SATURDAYS mt o'clock 4. u.
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays Fri.
days, and SATURDAYS. al o'clock A. u.
Local FREIGHT TRAIN. between h;chn,nm
aud West Point. carrying local freight hotM way.
OH Wednesdays and Saturdays, leaving EicaiDC4I
ut O'Clock y. VI.
WILLIAM y. BRAGG. Superintendent
III. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent, Ehh.
mond. Tag
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BY Cook s Lauchton, Auctloneers,
corner franklin and Governor streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FIRST.CLASS
TOBACCO FIXTURES, OFFICE FURSlcc
TURE, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF deed. OF
trust executed by John II. Greanor, dated Noveln-
Der 25th, 1872, and duly recorded In the ChanSery
Court of the city of Ricmond will sell at auction,
on TUESDAY the 18th day of March, nj Il O'Clock
NJ at the tobacco factory known as Castle Ihunder'
Cary between Eighteenl ana M s
factory. comprising In part ,
3e BOX PRESSES, a'r
u SHAPING RETA1NERS,
ne ID FINISHING KEThINERS, =
Ii POTS or FIN1SBERS,
80 MILLS Of various kinds;
together with all the appurtcnances pertaining 10
tirst-class mandatory:
ALSO, Il
IHOWE-PATENT SCALES, weighing s,5o9
5000 feet fD9REIESssED ToBACCo-Box LUMBER:
good IRON OFFICE-SAFE,
OFFICE FURNITURE, I.
DUMB-WAITER, sc. ..s .-..-- .,.
TERMS: Sums Of Slc0 and under. cash: over SlGo
md under $500, sixty days; over $780, ninety days
credit for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
CHARLES Z. Wll1TLOCk,
mb1 - --a.',. Trustee.
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YSs,,N AND CD.AE.

SAMUEL III. COTrRELL tsllcccs>or to
- Cottrell & Brotlicr) dealer IN AL Ain -! ,'Ah
and WOOD. =. .,. :.
want OF FUEL, ut the Old stand, 500 Basin GlhA.
Il, e -a,y
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nv W, r. Polk i Co.,

- Nv W. n. Polk Co.,
Rea, Estate Agents and Aueuonee s,,,
No. l1,o Main street, corner Twelfth street
xro A4-FOR RENT, FIFTY AChE ..
III ce I,ipRovED LAND on the Wi,tiamso ,.f
1o,a about three miles from the city syds ol5e b Mh
Two roos and other bala ras; s use. 70 good
els me VIII hGM rent ut very low rate IL applied FOR
soon. IsyrTy ACRES OF LAND on
NO 80 r5, ~ n,d s,x miles from Manchester, and
tTee miles from Kobous 1 sg 1an tm
of epceent water in the yard Rent ESQ per year
only ir rented at once. :, r,o,, ~ a
We have many other FAkMS LOT SASS 40 wei 40 .
few more ior rent ''''' ''''" v. r. POLK & co.
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z a HyssEassM aAHsEB -R'nfssra Days. &
: BY Eicharison o. Cos
Real Esfnte Agents and Anctioneers
u lss4411 n Main street. -. u


"a DESIRABLE BRICK DIV ELLING,
II ON MARSHALL STREET; NJ Esys Fu us
ALEBYAUCTIoE.--Wes shall sell by nh action, on
the premises ts nth a, ,,ls IA q q
No gO2 and LOT, fronting 200 by lgs fGet ON Inc
north side OF RarsaIi street near Eiba Parg. Iii,
dwelling has basement, two st9ries and atic, wltli
eight rooms and the USUAL conyentences, In good
repair ~ ,,, a,a
twelve months; negotiable notes to be given Tor tbs
deferred payments with interest added, ana secured
i,y deed OF. trust. RICHARDSON 4 co.,
" NH Il " Auciioncers.
THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE will
IL sell Mt public auctipn. at the 81 NO NAME
SAIOONr OF Hodges & RoblnsOn,. on Seyeilth
street between Grace and Broad, ON SAIUkDhf
MORNING. March g, 1872 at IL O'Clock, the follow.
ing PROPERTY to satisfy distress warrant In my
hands In favor of Hutzltr, agent Is. said Hodges q
Robinson: -.-- ,,corc
4 RIJNI,ETS OF LIQOURS,
! DEMIJOHNS LIQUORS, / MIRROR,
PICTURES, 2 TABLES, 9 CHAiRS,rr j.
/ OFFICE STOVE, C0Ok1NG-STofE, 4
OYSTER BAR, &c, ,r,nv
NH TT High Constable City Of Richmond.
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FURNITURE. 6c.

A Il THE OLD PLACE.--Just setm
N up I'm my warerooms some of the finest Ia
PARLOR and CHAMBER SUITS ever kept ~
of Furniture, Bedding. Lounges, &c. Call aud you
will see that my prices are lower than elsewhere.
+. GATukIGiT,
IA 90 No. 16 Governor street
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80 INauEANCE C0ixPAsssllsss.
~ pEAT WESTERN INSURANCE COM
I PANY, or new ORLEANS AZ
ASSETS 1sr. JANUARY, 1873, sa7s, eo4.67.
10000 In United States Beaas deposited With Tea.
policies issued on BUILDINGS, MERCHAN-
nISE. and other insurable property:
100 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
COULLING i MEADE, Agents,
aOO1, corner Bank and Tenth streets,
DOYALFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF LIVERPOOL AND LoED DC Soo mo.
as,sd vii, treasurer Of Virginia. ssseeo
fMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMfAHi ~
: - = - 60 LONDON. 90 ooo mn.
nerosited With Treasurer OF virginia, ,e "h,
Shareholiers personally Responsible iof 'h' WV"
pations of the above companies. :, p,,,,sb cam.
Representing the above staunch on az m,,hic upou
panes, we solicit the PATRONAGE oi VI. and liberal
their unquesIonahle security, , pryMi Income.
JOHN Il CLAIBORNE = ,o sV I. nse street,
urrrrr.1r LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
mo oA .oF NEW YORK.
.'g CASH ASSETS OvE1s S3o.0oossuOu; ,oor
Zach dividends declared In January Oh e.iS,
Premiums payable annually, Senii-anhna''!' ano
quarterly. .rd err ,pysT company
In the un''eo JJaIHS H. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
.oo, No. HOS Main street
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RICHMOND, February IS. 1873.
DISSOLCTION.-Th firm of Talbot,
IL ETTENGEIt & EDMOND Is this day dissolved
bv mutual consent. The business OF the concern
will he settled by their successors, the FRANKLIN
MACHINE COMPANY.