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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17
For Has Sake.

Hold closer stlIl my hand, dear love,
Nor fear It's touch will soil thine own;
No palm Is cleaner now than this.
so free from earth-st;tiu has IL grown 81.
Since last you held 1t clasped So close,
And with il held my life anu heart.
For my heart beat but In your smile,
and life was Death, we two apart.
loved you so. And you? All, well!
have no word or thought Of blame;
And even now my voice grows low
And tender, Whispering your name.
You gagged my love by yours; that's all.
do not think You underStuod;
There Is point yon men caat reach,
Up the white heights of wonlanhVUd.
You love uS-So at least You say,
With many i tender smile and word;
You kiss us close on mouth and brow,
Till all our heart within is stirred;
And having, unlike you, You see,
No other interest at stake,
We give our best and count that Death
Is blessed when suffered for your sake.
From ScTibRer'S Monthly
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Nv w. 4. Polk & Co, Auc,ioneers.

roMMIssIONER's SALE OF A vALU.
~ ABLE HOUSE AND LOT. ON THIRD
STREET. IN THIS CITY.-As commissioner OF
the Cbanccry Court of the city OF Richmond, APP
pointed By decree In The suit Of LoHsa o " Becx
nt Ihe November term, 1873, In accordance with
the terms and provisions of said decree VIII eel
at public SALE the premises, at o'clocE r. na.
OH MONDAY the Goth instant, the LOT above
named on the north side of Third street between
Canal and Byrd streets fronting az teet ,S 6 oentre
of the snrare This lot has Oh It u BRICK DIV ELL
iNG-H0USE with four rooms besides the oase-
ment. ,., ostd,e -, e.
able in equal instruments at SIX twelve, ana eIgi,
Icen months respectively carving nte erefor
IN ,n ,ttin RI hc retaincd until the whole purchase
anu a, TUG &, s's ,.; n :" l.. r. SPILMAS,
lnGnes - h h''" 49, Comm issiOner.
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A SIZZLING PUzzLE-The most original
spelling We have ever seen is the following.
1t beats phonctics: 80 you bc--a tub. so
oh !! pea--a Top. Be SO-bat. See S0-c,t.
Pea S0-lmt. Are S0-rat. See Oh double
you--cow. See you be-cub. See bee
cab. Be you double tea-butt. See a double
ell-call.- Chatham Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17
by ". GoGdin,
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
corner EleTcILh aud Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EXCEL
~ LENT AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE.
AND LIT .&ITACHED AT TIE HEAD or
VALLEY STREET. opposite TO "CASll
Cour, OF the county of iienrico, entered OF The
I'd December, 1873, Ia the ease OF "Heresc.iel
on the premises. on MONDAY the GOD Decem-
her, 1873 at o'clock 4. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
located H. above, consisting of LOT ha> Ing y
front Of ! 0 feet OH Valley street and 4 depth or
zoo feet. on which there Stands an excelent newly
rIcsted FRAMED DWELLING containlng TOUR
rooms, occupied ny Mr.. Samue! Mcdowell tosetiser
with Kitchen. stable, &C., aud pump VI water.
TERMS: OEc-tinrd cash: balance at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable noics, Interest added,
fullv pnid or JOHN DUNLOP,
de 3 Commissioner.
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AuCwEaN sALEs-F culture Days.
By Richardson 6 Co., "
neal Estate Agents and Auctioreers,
l113 Main street.

a NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE TWO.
p iSroRY .sTIjCLtuED BRICK DWELLING,
NO. ala. EOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Byrd
All, AaCH STREETS, FOR SALE By AUG
TiON.-On st1NDhYthe 22d insfant at O'Clock
p II yys shall seIlhy auction, on the premises, neat
a1d it.i tractivc TW 0-STORY ysTuCCOED BRICK
DWELLING, No. 81 Fourth street, between byrd
audi rch streets. with three rooms ON inc hrst moor
ser9aot's room. and all other modern Improve
mcnts, in complete repair. The LOT fronts about
40 nv 80 fcer, aud hig I'm alley Ia the rear
This property Is delightfully."- situated, convenient
70 ,siticss aud has i view equal 10 the best In aud
arouudtla city. 8,
cash: The residue IN two equal instruments pay4olt
in SIX aud twelve months, negotiable notes 70 OK
given for the deferred payments, Win hteres
AN'e'' A''' EICHAKDsOH 6 CO..
ao17 % -.3 auctioueers.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, December 16.-Flour in improved
demand firm. and unchanged. Wheat firm re,
ccpls light; prices uneagsd Corn aciSG sn
r,ner white southern 65m72c.; yellow souiiie a,i
scarce; southern, 50@55c.: western mixed, 47@
4sc. western white, 10000 Rye firm MT at SAG 90,
Unchanged Western butter steady and In good de-
mand; good TO choice rolls and tubs; 2og30e.
Coffee strong; fair 10 prime Rio cargoeS held at -
@26c. Whiskey very firm at IL .O6. sugar qulel
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 16, 1879

sun se,s....... 4.42 high tiic........... 2.0E
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 16, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer.
chandiSc and passengers, l.. +. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Thomas and Mary, Ward, Chuckatuck
oysters.
Schooner Emily Jane Forsyth, Rappahannock
oysters. , .
Schooner j. Anderson. Evans. Poquosin, oysters
Sloop rhubc COrnclit aud Laura, Benson, Jones
creek, oysters.
Slonp Antagonist, Emory, Back n yer, oysters.
Slnop ada " God, Williams. Chuc katuck.
SIoop Intent, Shelly, JOncs's creek, oysters.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, View York.
merchandise and passengers, g. W. Allen Il Co.,
agents.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Schooner Charm, Starr. Philadelphia, December
~; schooner Joseph X. Ellis, Camp, PAiladepha
december 10; brig Water Lily. Wiggin. and
schoOners =. G. Terry Birdsall. and l.. a. Johnson,
Mailman, New York, December IL.
MEMORANDUM.
Arrived a, New York, December IA. schoouers
hence. and Donnie Hastings. Tilton; 5. j. Hoyt,
Cranmer: AlaIhea Darby: Julius Webb. Cranlner
Three Brothers. Bailey; Hattie Lou, Sherer; Ma.
polcon. Kulon: NJ. G. Leonard, Gurgens and Bar
baru, Heddrn, Virginia.
By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, December 16--ArriyCd: City Of
Galveston, Crescent City, Holland. Arrived out
Gaelic, Oceanic, Abyssinia, Olympia.
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Fritz was observed going along the street
Yesterday with slippers on, and when asked
what the matter was, replied: "Oh, noltinss
y,St put on 6ree or four Rairs OF sioschk-
in"S to gets mine fOOts measured in 10y ter
tam shoemaker to fool him, SO as ter boots
be so pig rs mnc feet goes iu-dat iSh ALL
81. LOutS Democrat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17
BY W. j. Cussen,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr
1904 williamsburg avenue
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Moody g Royal, - -
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneets,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SPLEN:
C LY1NG IA1MEDIATkLY On THE
BUCKINGHAM ROAD, ONLY A QUARIEk "
4 MILE FROM COALF1ELD STATION, On
THE RICHMOND AND DANE!LLE KALI ALI
ROAD. THIRTEEN MILES FROM The III IL
OF RICHMOND.-By virtnc OF a decree OF sns
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county. ut tue Nay
term. 1878, in a certain suit styled = Hancn:k
guardian, as. Marion d.. Beverly h., ana 2Ino.
Hancock ;" the Undersigned special com nlssiolG,
will sell at public auction on ga L MA > ~
ctmber 27, 1873, at ~ o'clock VI" on tIc p'6S
misses, ELEVEN ACRES OF ,r, IL. = h' ~.
lying on the Buckingham roao %1 eight GOO
rooms two stories high, with all the uecgsSai V'i
i,uiiiinps now In the occupancy OF Coionel M, II
Ham " Wooldrfdce and DR.. Edward Archer inns
nroncrtv ha; been sub-dlvidcd In lhrec palceis1I
y. acres with the improvements. Iilis - - ~
valuable property, situated 1mmeolately tn WV
coa-ield, and convenient 10 raliUu, InerrihcG
stores schools &c. map oil tue WORCESTERSHIRE
nrnn"rtv can he seen on the premises on day OF
This "a beautiful summer resort, so near hlcn.
uond and in half an hours drive OF the Hupueno'
Snrings. and should engage the attention OF parties
seeking such investments. Any one Wishing o.
look NJ the property before the day OF sale VIII cal
on Mr. Marion j. Hancock, III MI. l.. VI. ArCher :
store al the Midlothian pits. ,...L
TERMS: Unc-fOurth cash, and the balance al
four eight, and twelve months for negotiaUle notes
hearing six per cent interest from day OF sale Inc
little being retained until the whole purchase mo-
new Is paid The decree directs the commissioner
TO reserve the right to all the minerals and metals
in said land for the benefit Of the infant defendants
SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Commissioner.
MOODY & royal, Auctioneers. lie 17-tds
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By telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, December observation-disclosures
meet The demand freely; sales Of 3,776 bales 81
16HIl exc. Flour shade trlner: common 10 iali
extra. S7.1OGSS75. -Whiskey closed heavy N
Il or. Wheat irregular and unsettled, closing a
&c. lower; winter red western, $3.50. Corn unset
tied and il shade lower: new western nIiXrd, nlg
Rice firm. Pork heavy new, SIS Lard lower al
&c. NayaIs and tallow firm. Frcights more &C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17
BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
l Lot ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
STREET NEARLY OPPISITE THE ST
CHARLES HOTEL.-hs trustee In u certain deed
Of trust bearing dare 10Th OF November, 81 ,eX-
ecuted by Mrs. Isabella Sully, duly recorded ~
page 4Oo, shall in execution thereof proceed e
sell at auction, on the premises. On SATuHDAl
real estate convened by said deed consisting OF q
valuable l. or and three-story BRICK TENEMENl
thereon located rs above, fronting AZ feet. run
ming back Cd feet, subject to IN annual ren-charse
Of s166.67. .
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
sale and 10 discharge note OF $500: with all
est in arrear and the balance OH such terms as shl
be announced at The hour Of gale.
dc II ".GpDDlN. lfESlSc.
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\ LIyELY EHcou NTHE WITH BEARS.A hun
ter of Garrett county. Maryland, named
Christian Bolyard, started in pursuit OF the
gang Of bears which have been intcStinS the
pine swam,ls for some time past, and on
Friday his dog winded' them, when pro-
cccdng cautiously he eSpied three Of them
living in one nest, apparently asleep. Taking
deliberate aim he fred into their midst, kill
ing one and wounding Il second. The dog
rushing upon them, drove the third up IL
tree, and then alta Eed the wounded bear,
which proved more than 4 match for him.
Being Il very large female, she seemed in
spircd with the instructive idea that the do@
was not the chief cause Of her trouble, SO
she gave him Il hue, slapped him out of her
rea Oh. and then started in pursuit of Mr..
Bolyard. In the mean time Mr.. Boil
yard had succeeded in rclcaling his gun,
and is the bear appl cached he fired hastily,
slightly wounding her a second time.
This second shot seemed only to enrage her
the more, but did not check her pursuit,
which was now race for life. Mr.. Bolyard
well knew that if he took refuge in tree
her bealship would prove more than a
match Tor him in the climbing business so
the only hope left for his life was TO run for
il; and although very fleet of foot, bis speed
aud "hottom would not have saved nm
had he not with most wonderful deXterlly
succeeded in re!oading his rifle as he ran.
BY this time the bear WIS within few fees
of him. Wheeling around suddenly, he fired
third shot, which proved fatal. When the
last shot was fired the bear was so near the
muZzle Of the gun that the flash singed the
hair ON her face. Mr.. Bolyard then returned
and shot the bear which the dog had treed,
making. in all. three OF those animals Killed
siugle.handed in one day "and it wasn't a
yery good day for bears either."- Garrett
Countu tIud.l Herald.
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Newly fledged B. A. to his college tutor ::
81 say, old fellow, eyer'since matricuated
Pye wanted to ask you which tailor made
your Clothes" Tutor: f." liumph! FubbuS
in the High" y. ~: "Much obliged; III
take doosid good care that he never makes
mime"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17
By Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiorGerS,
lib Main street.

A TWO-sTORY FRAMED STORE AND
n YELLING. ON MAIN STREET. IN
KOCKETrS, NEAR THE GAS-HousE, FOE
SALE BY AUCTl9N,mMe shall sell 1b nI auction; auction,
on the premises, on SATURDAY nc 20th instant;
STORE. with Il DWELLING above, on Main
street in that part OF the city known rs Rockets
near The Gas orks, fronting the wharves on TIC
river.
TERMS $500 In cash: balance in four and eight
months negotiable notes TO lie given for the deferred
nayments with Interest added. and secured BY Il
deed of trust RlCHAHDSoS * Co..
del AUctionccrs.
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4 LIVELY SCENE AT CAMDEN STATION
Shortly after the arrival Of passenger train
at Camden station from Washington yester-
dav morning there was some excitement OF
Il peculiar character at the depot. Among
the passengers was an itincrant Snowman,
whose stock in trade consisted Of cage con-
timing four monkeys and large snake OF
The boa constructor family. The monkeys
were placed in the baggage car, while the
snake. which was enyeloped in blanket,
shared seat in one Of the passenger cars
with the Snowman. Upon the arrival of
the train at Camden station the first
thought of the show man was to remove
his monkeys from the baggage car, the snake
in the mean time being left in The passenger
car. In removing the monkeys the door OF
the cage became uniaStened, Il fact quickly
noticed by patriIrchal Jocko, who, no
doubt, thinking that a little exercise on the
platform of The deEot would do him good,
Jumped out, and the next moment was
pcrched upon one of the gTders supporting
the roof of the derot, chattcring gayly at his
discounted owner, who by persuasive elo.
uuence sought to induce his monkeyship to
descend and once more resume his old quar-
tiers in the cage.
Jocko. however, would not come down.
Finally the Snowman procured long pole
to di>lodge the monkey, who bounded over
the girdcr to the opposite side OF the depot.
and then descended into the freight depart
ment. By this time large number Of boys
had collected in the depot, who offered their
assistance TO secure the monkey, but 1t was
only after long and weari.ome chase that
the Darwinian conundrum was caught and
placed in his cage.
While this excitement was going on stir
was created in the car containing the snake.
An employe Of the road having occasion TO.
90 into the coach prior to lis being placed il
the yard at the depot observed the blanket,
and instantly Surmised that it contained an
infant, and that the child had been over
looked by lis parents. He therefore con-
GUIDED that he would remove the child to
warn! room, but in picking up the bundle be
Was surprised at the pliablity OF the con-
tents. 70 satisfy lis curiosity he undid the
blanket, but instead Ola pair of laughing eyes
meeting his gaza. his blood was almost frozen
with horror when he found his right hand
within tWo inches Of the diStcndcd jaws of
an enormous serpent. The employe rclnem.
bers reacbin, the platform Of the depot, but
by what means. whether through the door
or window OF the car, will always remain
mystery TO him. After the Snowman had
rccaged his monkey nc turned attention To
the snake, and finally departed from the
dcEot with his mcnaseric all right and safe
BGhimore Sun, 1911.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17
BY W. Il. Polk & Co.,
auctIoncers and Real Estate Agents,
M Tenth street, post office square.

WE WILL, AT THE REQUEST OF
w the owner pr: J; \; Powsll, sell at public
Iar o'clock A. NJ, at Merosc farm, near the
VI yellow Tavern about one mile east of Brook turn:
pike, the persc nal!y Of said farm consisting Of
Ti0SRN. SHCCKS, TOP and BLADE FODDER
FARMING UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD AMI
KITCHEN FURNITURE, Q MUL e., well broke
and sound, COWS. HOGS, &C, together with many
other articles 100 numerous to mention. s.g"
On the same place and on The same day we Will
SELL at the request OF Mrs. Deitrlck, her FARM, dis
tant about one and half miles, containing 55
ACRES with DWELLING and usual out-hUuses,
and young orchard OF Winesap apples.
w. Il. POLK < CO.,
de Is .-a Auctioneers.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

1888 NEW 1Ohh.
NV YORK, December 6-Noon.-Stocks active
and irregular. Money, 7 bid. Gold. 1928. En-
Ok; short, 10. Governments strong.
States strong. -.. ..... :,
Ere,ing-Money, z to Il fraction commission.
sterling weak at 9. Gold. 112@ll2s; it reached
ll2I during the day. Governments strong ana
high, with con .iderable doing. States strong on'
little doing 'virginia's, So; new. 40; consols'
SOY; deferred, Ok -..rs
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J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
10. l115 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

Real Estate Agent and Auciloneer,
No. l115 Main street, opposite Dispatch office
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 POR,
~ TIOS OF THE VALUABLE ESTATE OF
PETER BURKE SOMETIMES CALLED Pc.
TER LAWSOEl, DECEASED. CONSISTING OF
IMPROVED aND UStMPROYED PROPERTY.
WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE CORPORATE
LIMITS. on BROOK AVENUE. INCLUDISG
WITH ALL TIE EXTENSIVE SLAUGHTER
ING FACILITIES ERECTED THEREON:A ALSO,
TWELVE acres AND TEN BUILDING LOTS
WITHIN tn CITY. On BROOk AVENUE
By virtue Of Il decree Of the Chanccry Court OF
The city OF Richmond entered December g. 1878,
in a cause therein peuding-Eurkc Ct ais rs. Burke
ct uiS-thc Undersigned. speci!i commissioner
premises, on the o.. day Of LEIEMhER. 1S73.
at 3 o'clock Z. NJ. thai VALUABLE PROPERTY
nboyr mentioned consisting OF il large, conmo-
,!iors DWELLING, with 0ui-lnus''S and brick
gamsagc-hOrl>c, and All other houses belonging to
4 lirst-clas; butchiIin;c establishment.
Also, 4 large VACANT LOT adjoining The resi-
nee IN TIE rear, on which there is IN lcc-ho'se.
] his lot has 4 front on two streets.
Also. twelve acres Of very fertile LAND !N.ne
Immediately on Brook road adjoining Goddin :
lot on me nor.h and on the south The nurseries oi
+. Davis & &c. The immediate proximity uf Z
large and beautiful oak grove rcuders this lot very
desirable,
Also, a fine BUILDING LOT on east side Of
Fro k :tvcuuc anti Aoitt of Duva street, 20 by ~
feet.
TERMS: Onc-thirl cash balance In six. twelve,
int res; ADDED, and iilt retained til All the pur-
CHASE tucury i. Paid. JANIS n. DOOLEY,
..' Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON GEowS, AuctioNCcr. dc Bids
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Louisville MARKETS

LOUISVILLE, December 6.-Pork held at 81 oG
$3.50. Lard steady 1t Sc SIC. for steam. Corn
in good dcnland ut 50M60c. Flour quiet at s7g
1915. WhiSkey firm al 94'2c.
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ST LOFTS MARKETS.

Ct LoI;1S, December l6.-Flour firm and in fair
Gcmund tsrecially for low grades, which arc
scarce Corn held firmly, but tnactve: So;
mixed 81 c. in elevator. Whskey scarce and higher
1T Csc. Pork quiet at S14.25G$14.50. Bacon
nominal: exc. for shoulders; 63c. for clear rib
and SS4S,ac. for clear sides. Lard. SMST".
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BY W. Il. Robins,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
1905 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT rHt:
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST AND MAIN
STREETS. IN rGE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
PUBLIC. ,aUCTIUS.--By virtue OF certain deed
of trust m1de to the undersigned, bearing date 9th
April. 1870, ana duly admitted 10 record In the
Court of Hastings for The city of Richmond on
April 10, 1870. deadlock 90 b, page o4S. and al
the request OF the holder Of the second negotiable
note therein named aud described, shall Oh ES-
DAY, Dccember 23d Instant, beginning ut 4
O'Clock Z. ~, expose 10 sale BY public auction, OIL
the premises to the highest bidder the real estate
by said deed conveyed conssting o. al tnat Gersain
NC thereon, located rs above described, fronting
on the north side OF Main street 81 feet more or
less aud running back between parallel lines lou
feet more or less 10 an alley. I'LL. 1915.
TERMS: Cash Is 10 so much rs may he necessary
to defray The expenses o. executing the trust ana
from May J 5, 1872, IL the rate Of ten per ccntum
per an,u:n a0d - TO The rrSitle on such terms as
may he armouuce at The time OF sale. Sale impcra-
tive. ". b. ROBINS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by ". i. ROBINS, Auctionecr.
a.. -
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

IINIEG IS.
WILMISGToS, y. c.. december 1G.--Splrits tlr-
| pcnInc steady 1T 37EG3Sc. RoSin firm: S2.l .
for strained. Crude turpcntine steady; 50 for hard
and - 80 Tor yel.uw-dip. Tar quiet ut 1925.
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E BUTTERICK Il Co, New lorh;
He manufacture and sell greater, nuiaisi g., v'
PATTERNS III a week tilaH al o.her batas s,ory,
Iiuy RlITERICk'S PA1"rERNS at me Wnee s';.
a Il ik,on Office, corner Ninth ant frahkin sifse'''
. PATTERNS FOR JANUARY just feesH'''
de 81
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ByJ Thompson Brown,
by j. IIIUHIPsUH DIU"U'
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch.
A NEAT SMALL, FRAME HOUSE

A NEAT, SMALL FRAME HOUSE IN
n MANrHES TER, ON FIFTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN DECATUR AND ST0CkT0NH
STREETS, ONE SONAR Z From HULL
BY request of the owner. | will sell on MONDAY,
December 22 at 4 O'Clock 2. NJ the aboTn,men-
toned property, having 4 lot about 81 D! lou leet
fronting on two streets.
Persons OF limited means would do well 10 attend
thI, sale as the property will be sold on that day.
= J.THOMPSoN BROWN,
dc T6-td Auctinncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-17
BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.ionccrs,
lll3 Nain street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE, ON SECOND STREET
81 ATCTIuS.-Gy virtue OF the provisions of de-
cree of the Chancery Court Of the city of Richmond
rendered ON the - day OF December, 1873, in the
cause OF Jones rS hickey, we, the undersigned,
commissioners therein appointed, Will proceed TO
sell by auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY
the 9th instant. at o'clock p. u. desirable
sTUCCOED BRICK STORE, No. 745, with Il
DWELLING above, and lot % 1-6 by 122 feet on
the east side OF Second street between Jackson and
Duyal streets.
TERMS: One-fourth OF the purchase money In
cash: the residue In two equal instalments, payable
respectively In six and twelve months, negotiable
notes 10 DC given for the deferred payments, with
interest added ut the rate Of six per cent per an
mum aud the title 10 be retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid and copyeyance ordered
bv the court JOHN JOHNS, JB.,
: j. a. RICHARDSON,
Commissioners.
RICHARDSON & Co, Auctioneers. de -
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By Cook & Laughton. Auctoneers.
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
W HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
CARPETS. &C, AT AUCTION-On THURsDAi
the 1sth instant, ut 10 O'clock we will sell at the
residence OF Mr. N. Blair, who IS declining house
keeping. No. 22O Third street, CANDLES Hill, bis
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF
MAHOGANY PAELOH CHAIRS,
NARBLE-TOp TABLES.
MARBLE-TUP BUREAUS aud W ASSISTANTS,
MAIloG ANY AID WALNUT " ARDROBES.
MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS, FEATHER BEDS,
HAT-RACK. SIDEBOARDS,
Two handsome OIL-PAlNTISGs csLady Jane Gray
and Tutor" aud 1.-The Greek Mother
BRISsELS aud other CARPETS.
One CHINA TEA SET, GLASSWARE.
One excellent COOK ISG-STOyE and FIXTURES,
together with many other useful housekeeping arti-
Giles GUN LAodhi oN,
rn15 Auctioneers.
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FERTILIZERS.

!, A TrENTION, PARTNERSHIPS cheap
n est aud most durable fertilizer to Dc na's y
EAS-UOUsE LisiE-on!t two cents PEI o"sn's'
For SALE. in any quantity ut the Gas-W orks.
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oEALED PROPOSALS will be receNta!
y for PRINTING THE PkOCEEDiauS az
THE GRAND LODGE Ot VIRGINIA. aeco,uips
to sample to DC seen at my Office untl Ing Tpth %
AZ "a Grand Secretary.