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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24
BY Cook & LanShton. h~irtlcnccrn.
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
u FINE LIQUORS. SELECT FAMILY GIRO
CERES. STORE BUILDING And STORE
FIXTURES, HORSES, SIZING WAGONS, SC.
AT AUCTI0N.-Thc co-p1rsncHhip OF the u!ccr-
signed expiring by Limitation on The 1T Of Match
next, and with the view OF closing NJ our h;Siu"ss
ut once. we win sell at auction on WEDNESDAY
the 18th inStang. nj 10 O'clock.
The BRICK STORE BUILDING used by rs, with
Ill the COUNTERS. SllkL WING. AWNING
FRAME. and 81 OkE-flXt ukES;
Our ENTIRE STOCK OF SELECT FAMILY
GROCERIES,.
Thirty barrels MOUNTAIN WHISKEY, four ycars
Twenty barrels PURE clnFr vINEGAE.
Two excellent sODA-FOuSTAlhS aud FIN
4 large stock Of FANCY GRnCERTrs-CAryrD
ROOMS, PRESERVES. JELLlES. PICKLES. TuiS,
LuHDoS CRACKERS, tHow-tION, SAUCES, ac.
LAUNDRY and TOILET kOiP>,
CANDLES, WOODEN WARY.
SUPERIOl: WINES, Bi:ASDiES, SCOTCH snl
IRISH WHISKFlS, RuM, GIN, PORT WINE,
&C., In denijohns and bottles;
SHOWCASES, COUNTER SCALES. CofEEE
RAIISiNss. 'ciITR0y, CURRANTs,
TUBACCO~. CIGARS. &C.. &C..
together with everything found in Il GrSt-c'1ss
family grocery.
Two HORSES and SPRING WAGONS, with HAIR
NESS.
TERMS All Sums under :lec. cash: over :lm and
under 1909. thirty days; over $500. sixty d,y,' credit
for approved Endorsed negotiable PAPER.
CARTER & CHRISTIAN.
COOK & LACGnTON. Auciioncers. triF
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By Grubhs & Williams,
Auctioncrrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE OF THE RICIIM y - AND
decree Of the ChaucerY CONT OF the city ui l.!c!i.
inoud In lie causes Of The Richmond and Imk
River Railroad Company rs. d. Prns.cr iaHb mi
Robert II. SlaIry, trustees. and j. FroSser Iaht ahd
Robert H.. Maury, trustees, tG. The i;icliirrni and
York River Railroad Company entered cit tc ,fih
day of December, 1872, we, The Undersigned, or tie
survivor of us, shall sell BY public auction. M ihe
auctiOn-rooIps OF MeSsrs. Grubte q Williams. "" !
Eleventh street. Richmond, Va, OH FRIDAY tie
cd day OF May, 1873. at the hour Of - ST., nil the
Of tue RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER I:Ali-
ROAD COMPANY, including its ROADWAY, rolls
cross-tics, dcpotS, si,ing:, cars, engines tenders,
and all other property whatsoever. Including al o
the franchises OF said company. and excepting hon
such sale nothing whatsoever bclonpius 10 si'dr"Et-
paHy except Its chooses In action ana debts G:!e or to
become due to IL.
LIE TERMS OF SALE WILL DE AS FOLLOWS:
Tie sum OF $4,000 shall he paid In CASH; slr! u"
residue Of the purchase money shall IL layibIc ~
follows Sis,Uoo on tic list Of JANUARY. i5;:, win IL
tcrrst at the rate OF ; per cent. per aiInum from itr
day OF sale. payable scmi-aunutliy: $500 90 Oh tu
LIST day Of january. 1887. with interest III tie rate n
x per cent. lyer liliium from the day OF sale. rtS"h'"
sGint-anruaIiE; and Tie rrnIindcr" f such purchase
money on the ist DAY OF JahIC.ry. 1877, With in;"IcHt
al The rate Of > PER cent. per antlri from IN" dtf"t
sale, payable scini-atuiGIIiy-thc srlc la hc subject
10 the ratification or rejection OF The court. AMI Ir,s-
session not to he delivered until tie sale has t'ti
ratified by the court; the deferred payments I" ".
sgcnrcd Ivy 4 GrcI.of trust on The property S~"lH.sa'h
deed 10 he subject tn the approval Of the court.
Capitalists will take notice that Tie eject ~ a SAFE
and conveyance viii be 10 extirguSli the said CON
plny and make the purchaser Or purchasers Il Boy
corporate.
Forfur;hcr particulars Apply to Mcssrs. rAGk
MAUKY, R;clEoad, Va, Attorney FOR the rrra-
tees j. PtG%Si:t rhhB,.
ROBERT H. MhtEi.
in 2r-td Surviving irlstce1.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD C~OMrANY.-The
Ftnuucicr prints 4 tabular statement of the
miles Of road controlled by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company Commonly called tic
Pennsylvania Central). either BY lease or
by ownership OF Il n~Hioriiy of the stock.
The list embraces siXty-ihrcc railroads, III
Guiding those now being constructed. These
are all made tributary to the main line from
Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh, and their tcImiDi
are distributed in every State in the Union.
Including the Union, Central, and TcNas
Pacific, the total extent Of lines will he nearly
sixteen thousand mil $, and the grand aggrc-
gate Of capital invested in ttiem will be at
least 500, 0G0,G0o. Besides these are two
hundred and fifty miles Of canals, and 4 line
of four steamships HOW building TO run be-
tween Philadelphia and Liverpool. This
total capital invested in these means Of trans
pnrtation, controlled by one organization.
will scarcely fall short of 500, 600 900. 1t
will Thus be seen that nearly onc.illird of
the railroads of the United States are under
the control Of a few individuals i'll one cor
poration. IN 4 commercial point Of view, 1t
is also worthy of noe TINT all the tfans-cGn-
"tincntal roads will be controlled in philaGcl-
phia.
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GRrBEs & WILLIAMS, Auct
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" FARM OF TtlTRTY-FlYE ACRES. ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE, SIX MILES NORTH OF
R(CH MOND, NEAR TO II YELLOW
TAVERN.-as commissioners of the Chanccry
Court of Richmond. by n decree entered on the 2oih
February, 1873, in the case of IlIll's administrator
against Cobb, &C.. we the undersigned, appointed
for that purpose. will sell 1T auction, Oh the premi-
ses, on TUESDAY the 4th March, 1873, at II o'clock
81, If fair If not, on the first fair day thereafter,
the little FARM located as above, now IN inc occl-
pancy of Mrs. Frances j. Franklin, adjoining inc
priddy. containing t,,irty-ipe acres, more. or lcss, Oh
which stands 4 small dwelling, containing four
rootls.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO defray the costs of the
suit and expenses Of sale; balance In three equal In
s.al,uents ut one. two, ard three years for bonds
bcaring Interest. with good personal security, and
title retained till all OF the purchase money Is fully
paida and a conveyance ordered by the court.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE,
HILL CARTER,
10 oc-ccdtLs Commissioners. %
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RESTAURANTS.

yETELLE-REMOVAL.-Th store No.
him, he has In the dilemma to remove to tie base |
,mcnt Of GGddin's Hall. corner of Eleventh and
Bunk streets, where hr will be found to receive his
old friends and customers, AMI where he will serve |
Them with the BEST LIQUORS AMI the very hest
the market affords. fc3 |
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From the Houston (Tcxas) Daily Telegraph, April
20, I1O.1

From the Houston CTcxas) Daily Telegraph, April
30, la70.l
We had a cali yesterday from our old friend Rev:
!. W. WhipiIlr. on his way to attend the General
Confer, nco OF tie Methodist Episcopal Church
South, al Mem lli-. We called attention to the ctrd
OF lIr. Persons. wishing to know III person from
Brother Whipple about the strong recommends
tons ulblistc us from him. He repeated that lie
had certified only 10 what lIe personally knew; that
he had seen much Of DR.. Persons, and had Witness
oil the fact thai tic never turned away from the poor
who Gsfired his services. but granted them freely
and without charge; that lie gave his published Ger
liicate rs Il matter of duty, and sllnnld not respect
himself il he shonld shirk from tcS1tfying to the
truth merely because many were prejudiced against
1t.
Those who know this eminent preacher will not
hesitate to coEccdc To hiIu The utmcst c.lntor and
honesty, and his evidence III favor of DIR. Persons
will make him minyfrieuQS.
While Brother Whirple w1s In the oiscc Or. L.. c.
Phillips, of bryan. also came in. lie Is Il physician
of ilc OLD school, aud Il minister Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. He also added his testimony
TO tho curative power Of DR.. Persons, and prepared
in our office tie following certificate fvt publication
in the 7ti,grdth:
d. W. Prisons treated my duugh'cr about twu
months ago for unura lgia and convu!sions. Hcr
periodical sulrrihgs iur iuiir or five years had been
such that ltugtiagc canncf describe them. To this
date the cure Is perfect. J.. Z.
"ArRIL 20, ls70,n j. 2-o2a"a~5Tlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24
BY Moody Il Royal,
Real Estate Agents AID Auctionccrs,
Office corner OF Seventh and Huh streets,
Manchester. Va.

AT THE REQUEST OF CHARLES
IA HASTINGS WE will sell ut public auction his
SMALL NEW FRAMED HOUSE, OH Marshall
street between Decatur and Stockton streets, ON
TUESDAY. February Is. 1879. at 1 O'Clock Pm,
The lot fronting Al feet OIL Marshall street by 10 iecf.
TERMS: Made known on day OF sale.
MOODY Il ROYALL,
g, 90 t1. AuctiOnInrs.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4. LAND OK YORK RlVEI.-By virtue of n
deed of trust executed on the 10Th day OF March,
l,7!. By Bcnjsmin y. Robinson and wife, the under
signed. trustees therein named. viii sell ut pubic
aur,ion on the eth DAY OF MhRtH 1873, ttliat
I,,uy cs,,rt-day.} In front Of the courthouse OF Ma"
county. that vai,iat!c ESTATE known - NE
"BitICK House, containing about InELVE
ACRES. and lying immediately on
York river aud opposite the town OF "cst Point.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay expenses OF saic 1lu
debts secured in said dcct-$ay about $1,000 ahdas
=, h,ianrr, terms will be announced upon dry oil
sale ClKuS q: r.
c.o,-td. Trustees.
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by James II. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office Eleventh. and Bank streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
J. EAnKzMILL 7 LpcATED a A. rH K2fCK1EEIsIIs
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD, AT AUC-
TION.--Ry virtue of a deed of trust to tile UNDER
signed, beir!ng date December IL, 1872, VIC viii, III
nrcmis~s' Mt Rockets, on WEDNESDAY. 10th day
Of February, 1873, at l. o'clock NJ, all that FALCA'
BILE MACHINERY for making bark extract, tan-
ming, SC, consisting In part as follows:
WOODWARD STEAM-fuMP l,sC0 gallons per
mia,tc). with all connections;
pair li-inch GUILD & GARRISON VACUUM
PuMPa, with connections;
| No WOODWARD PUMP.
l GUILD & GARRISON WATER-PCMF,
Finch W~ATER-tYLISDEI,
2i-imch sTEAM-CYLlNDEI,
VACrUM-PAN, s By u. with connections, CON-
/ C~o6%pESsER FOR ~yACuUM-PAS, lo-foot pipe;
80 feet li-iuch CAST.lEOS fIPE,
25 fcet d. inch fange CAsT-!R0S PIPE,
JOINsoS'S GLOVER. 3 feet diameter:
l'c Coz i fee. d.InSh i IIanEs cAsT-IN9x r pirK.
1900 feet 2-iuch STEAM-PIpE;
puir rOUnLE ENGINES, 14-lnch cylinder, 5-foot
strnkc-all complete;
so feet lG-inch LEATHER BETTING,
4 CAST-INON IlOPPE1iS.
MILLS for grinding bark,
1f large LEAclI-TuES.
25 large WATER-TASKS.
The above MACHINERY Is all ~frst-class and In
perfect order.
We will assign TO the purchaser Of the machinery.
&C.. ur dcsired) our Interest IN Il lease Of the REAL
STATE which expires April II. 1ST5. y.
sale. 10. Lac ELL, m
Trustees.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son, Auctionecrs.
In consequence of rain. the above sale Is POST
PONEB until MONDAY. February q, 1879, at IL
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Ey GruDls & Williams
Iy NTuUIS Il " IIIIilIls,
AuctiGrccrs aud Zeal Estate agents,
Eleventh street between Iaiu and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK
4 DWELLING No. III NORTH NINTH
STREET tTEtkCH GARDtS HiLL).-By vlr-
tue Of IL decd of trust executed by George ~. Peek
to the subscrifler IS trustee, bearing dale 2sth OF Jai-
nary, 1908, and duly recorded In Richmond hustings
tnow tie ClanceryJ Court office. being thereto re-
gucsted so to do by the holder OF the note secured,
/ will sell at auction, upon The premises. on TUES.
The property conveyed by said deed, the same being
the DWELLING above referred TO. occupied by
Mr.. John l.. Peek. IL Is u wcll-bu!lt and comfort
able house with about eight CONS, besides 8 kitchen
and usual oul-liOrScs: with gas and water, and the
premises arr in good order.
TERMS: The deed authorizes a sale for cash but
the purchaser VII! be allowed TO pay one-third cash /;
the balance ut six and twelve months for negotiable
notes will, interest added. and secured by a decd OF
trust upon the property. Purchaser 10 pay taxes for
1873. THOMAS j. EVANS, trustee.
GRUDBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. fe is-,ds
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vuTCTFFrs SAFE OF STOCKS AND

cHEEIFF:S SALE OF STOCKS AND
EARONDS.-3y ~yirtucof AL order of the Cliancery.
'rt of the city OF Eichmoni made in the SUIT ~
&C.. IS. The City Savings Bank at l.icli-
SHbud, ] shall proceed to sell. at tue bankjng-house
OF Lancaster L Co.. No. 1113 Main street. OH tn
26til diy Of Fcbcur ~. tsf3. ut ii O'Clock a. NJ.
EjiND OF CIiI OF NORFOLK for IL 900.
aaJ shares OF Toe O VIRGINIA GEN
TRIAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
BONDS OF CONFEDERATE safes OF
AMERICA.
$50 shares Of STOCK or II BANK OF THE
COMMONWEALTH.
TERMS: cash. JOHN W. WRIGHT.
Il. 2l-td Sheriff ard receiver.
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b Wellington Go,!din,
Real Estate Agent and tuct!nuccr,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE on TIE EAST | OF
SEVENTEENTH BETW MAIN. AMI
FRANKLIN S1REETS.-ln execution of rho pro-
visions OF n dec! Of trust from Isaac Jacobs anu
wife IL L. LoiuaIn, III. Metzger. aud Paul Fuer-
hacker, trustees OF The German Building Association
No. =, and their successors in office as such trustees.
dated the I'd Of October. lSa7. aud duly recorded In
the clerks Office OF the ClGuccrS Court Of the city OF
Richmond (Deing thereto required By the Board Of
Directors OF said Associationi, We, tic undersigned.
+. Lohmanu. one OF The original trustees In said
ceci, and August Jacob and Hermann Eycrs, sue
cessors as trustees Of II. Metz2cr aud Paul Fuer-
hacker. shall. on WEDNESDAY the 26.h day OF
February. ls73, ut i O'Clock 4. NJ, expose to sale at
public auction, on the premises, the real estate con-
vcyeG By said deed, and therein fully described "a
folio wS- wit, Tia. certain REAL ESTATE, with
4 BRICK TENEMENT thereon, on the eIse side of
Seventeenth between Maia and Franklin. streets.
subject 10 Il perpetual ground rent Of uinety bushels
of mercraniallc "lec.t. to DC delivered OH the lst
day Of January ~anH'latly.
Terms .1lde known on day OF sale.
j.. LtiiMANN,
AUGUST JAtOR,
HERMANN EVEH6,
Trustees of German RuGGing
fell Association No..
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REAL T a AGENTS,
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HILL e GOnDIN.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS
NO. HOS MAIN TREEr RICHMOND, VA.

NC. HOS MAIN sTREEr, RICHMOND, VA.
Valuable FARMS in every section of the State:
STORES, DWELLfNG-liOUSES, and BUILDING
LOTS. In the most Improving portions OF the city,
for sale.
HOUSES and LANDS rented or leased. Special
attention to the collection and prompt remittLi Of
rents. LOANS NEGOTIATED OH real estate in
the city.
Thankful for past favors. we respectfully ask from
our friends Il continuance Of their patronage, and,
with Increased facilities, promise in the future, rs In
the past, strict attention to all business entrusted H.
our care. ID. Ill
10 2I-3m EDWARD &. GODDIS
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s.tksT, SH'i:AyED. ag.

STRAYED.-Taken up by the po-
- lice. on the night Of tie nth instant, aLe1~
RED COW, with white spot in forehead. The
owner c,n get her by applying ut !he Office of the
Chief OF Police. JOHN ICt. Ilt-.
fco:-ot Chief OF Police.
T OST, on Main street between Fourth III d
IL Fourteenth streets, a BLUE ENAMtLI.E
MEDALLION &c: with pearls. and with II II JET
Pm. 4 suitable reward will he given for Its return
to the Dispttch Office. fc2+lt*.
S1N REWARD.-Lcst, Il BUNCH OF
@lO KEYS, three Of which are HAT safc-keys,
numbered /, =, aud 3: and twn smaller keys, and =
fat piece of l,rlSS with two holes In 1t. The tindei
will receive Si0 reward by leaving them NJ the DIS
patch ul!ce. 4. 2r-3tH
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E,crr Between 4 PUBLIC JOURNAL AND
orr,rI,1 EyToHrInS.--Thc postmaster III
Ssw Yn,. has at list received instructions
~, ,o,er,srh fr,m Washington 10 cease me
;i;oo.; cyac,inn Of double postage upon Tue
an,;,.cry ri letters prepaid only In part.
~ ,n,,,. % The United States may thank
-. LI,<,I If lOpImrrCe for ticr ftilci
r..r thi. gross oppression. hen our pun
,:st,nJ ,r,1,ustrlucc failed. fnany months
,mo vc sent a messenger to communicate
n.rj;,s h pos,mas;cr-Geueval. and solicit 4 re-
,or.,l Of The arbitrary aud Illegal order which
had he.u issued in his absence. That dlgnItary
n,sde no attempt to defend the cXaction, but
oycwcd his discrimination to adhere to the
new policv, solely because of tic money
there il IN il and the great increase OF iev'-
enue which might thus be obtained. care
full observer reckonS that hall 4 mi:sihA dol
hrs per mum might thus lc wre't2d from
the people. Finding that Mr.. CrcSwt!i "oHld
not listen to reason. we brought, at our own
eYpense. suit for the illegal detention OF Il
valuable letter lin which was a large ccIli-
fed chcckl, upon which double postage was
demanded. The district attorney, who was
INSTRUCTED 10 defend the suit. found himacIi
sorely embarrassed to make any answer to
our complaint that would not be stricken
ont as frivolous, and so advised the
Department. Mr.. Creswcll then tried
to induce the roSt-OAice Committee
in the House to father his little
bill tor the amendment Of the law, so thai he
might come gracefully oft Of his dilemma,
They turned the ~Susicc: in every possible
light, and tod him that they could not do
it without making themselves ridiculous.
Fooled in that, Mr.. CrcSw"ii. who's" iinpu-
dcnce and Official dishonesty in continuing
the e~xnrtion in the face of s:!ch accumulated
testimony a~"ains; ii cad FOR III" moN& ci':-
phatic rcbukr, Hcyt laid ID" case before Tic
Acknowledgement. The latter replied thai
the charge WAS contrary to law, and the Post
Gaster-GcncraI, driven from iii his suD;c!-
iuges, is now forced TO rccrde, and orier It's
discoutiuuance. What u piti(ul spectacle for
u man TO present who has sworn 10 serve
the people faithfully !-Jo"rnGio Of Commerce.
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ZINE CITIZENS SADDLES, GA
Il fine Nickel Plated Carriage and ETSM
Buggy Harness. Brides, Cart and Wagon XDA
Harness, Collars, Whips, Eils, Spurs:
Horse-brushes, Covers Robes, Curry-C0mbs,
received 100 Mcclellan Saddles All uf which we
offer 10 our friends and The public generally AZ the
cash prices. D. III. DICkERS0S u BRO
THEIRS, ssdile aud Hlrncss Nannfacturcry,No.
1914 FEankiin street, next deer 10 Jehnsoa's sssbis,
80 iSaan7AHsw
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by W. d. Ratclifle, Auctioncer,
1872 Main street.

WILL OFER AT AUCTION ON MON.
l. DAY. 9th instant, commencing Mt 100 O'Clock
A. NJ, a large and well-assorted stock of
GROCERIES, &C.;
to which | would invite the attention of the trade.
fn2 W.B RATCLlFFE, Auctioncer.
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR { S

In consequence of rain, the above saIo Is POST
PONEB until MONDAY. February 2t, 1879, at Il
O'Clock NJ, If fair If not, the next fiiS day there
after. ie.0
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RrAplNc.-Leigii Hum, n"T!tc wishing
Cap Papers, sayS: We often read ii h:tT'H-
fast and tea are sometimes observed cvrn
in the StrCctS-n0t out Of o~!Gntltlon. but
because We cannot leave our friend at
home nay, ii dining alone, Wc like 10 larc
tie book cpcn L,s.dc lis, OF will stick ii Ep
against the loaf. aud dovour salad and 81!
Walter n the SANE time.
We find no obstacles Ill the streets. We
thread the multitude II easy az ii>l Goes
the sea ampng lis fellows, CT 4 Hind iut
avoid chairs or t@'it, in q rooD. We keep
a sort OF exc. without sCrinE il, 10 TIE
gutter: and haze The prth dn"na bin before
us without trying to keep it. We prci,i,
however. green lanes. or Il lane with book.
stalls, stopping occasionally 10 conlarG notes
with the ~bIaCkbirds, and always stopping to
look at the hooks. In the latter case, We
make a display Of the volume in oar hand,
lest the stall-.uan should coniUund 1t with
one Of his own If We PITT it in our pochci,
we fancy lc will see it sticking oct as We
move of, and make hasty search before we
get oilt Of si2t:t. We fancy he will think ii
n Waller, "priCc 3D." or il description Of
the German Spa, OF Marcus hntoniu>'S
Mcditatlons, or some modern writer (pcr-
hnps oursclD same AZ sells ut tive sill-
lings!'
\ lounge in summer against 4 bunk OF the
new-mown liay has been too Gllen described
to be dwcIt III. indoors, if the season be
tine and WARM, Il sofa is the thing after Il
walk, with the iaimy substitution of slip
pers Tor boots. anU 4 ncY work to begin ; Or,
say, the fifth chapter Of Il ncw novel, where
you turned down Il Leaf. and were Z; Il NOS!
interesting passage. The ivory kiiiic to cut
open the leaves is also pleasing. We en-.
not but think there is Il kind Of sen
sual pleasure in it. We must not dwell
upon the pleasure Of rcaGi3g in led,
turning first one elbow and then The other,
and finally lying upon ones back, wondering
we did not choose that happy posture at
once. The custom is dangerous, and ccn-
scicntiou> readers leave il oil if they ere not
sure the candle will lie put ont. A book be-
lind the pillow for morning is another
thing, or even for tie chance of reading, il
you wish il, though you never do. But we
shall be rcvcrtin@ TO particular tastes. AS to
winter tine, we believe it will he allowed by
all catholic ieruscrs that IN c!bo v chair. aud
IL foot on each hob, is the most luxurious
cnoImi!y.
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TN consequence of the many inquiries made
4 Of them Ivy English gentlemen relative to Srt-
Ting IL Virginia, Ne:srs. BENGER, CLARKE &
co. of Gleadower, Aluemarle county nav" deter
mined tn open an Office as LASU AGENTS, and
wiz b" glad TO hear from gentlemen having land for
Disposal. il l-2lnE
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ncers,
lib Main street.

VALUABLE STOCK, FARMING IM-
Y PIGMENTS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-We
shall sell by auction, on the farm called Chestnut
Grove the former residence of DR.: Martin 5. Tay-
lor. adjoining the farms Of Mcssrs. Thomas Branch,
John +. Ballard. and others, on MONDAY tho 2!th
instant. at IL O'Clock A.. NJ,
Several valuable HORSES and MULES,
superior CARRIAGE and HARhESS,.
IBlCKF0RD & HUFFMAN'S WHEAT
1BUCkE1r REAPER and MOWER.
MONTGOMERY SUPERIOR
1PATAST PLATFORM SCALES,
2 superior COWS,
Other FARMING IMPLEMENTS: and
HOUSEHOLD and FuRNt
TURE.
fcI IA AuctioneaTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24
anCrToH sALEs--rhss Day.
By Thomas ". Kecsee, Auctioneer,
15I7 Main street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SHOW
III CASES, &C., O SALE AT AUCTION
THIS DAY Mt 10 O'Clock / will sell at my auction-
rooms
Elegant WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT with wardrobe,
COTTAGE SUITS, /.
pARLoR FURNITURE,
aud MAHOGANY BEDSTEADs,
ROSEWOOD and WALNUT BUREAUS,
MAHOGANY and PLAIN W~hEDRoBES,
SrDEBOARDs, TABLES, CHAIRS,
TIN SAFES. SHOWCASES,
EyTENsIoN-TABLES,
FEATHER GEDS,
HAIH BOOSTERS and PILLOWS,
MATTRESSES, &c.
Agent for Halls FIRE and BUGLAR-PRooF
SAFES. The public are invited 10 call and exam
Inc them. THOMAS w. hEESEF,
fe1 Auclioncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-24

VNO THE TRADE.-I offer at wholesale
l. the following goods at less than New York
prices 400 dozen two-pound Tomatoes, zoo dozen
thrce-poundT Tomatoes, 800 dozen WiIslow Corn. 800
dozer fresh Peaches. 200 dozen Pneappies, 500 dozen
quart brandy Peaches; LOGO dozen Canned Oysters,
one and two-pound cans.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
el9 1ti2 Main street