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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
PRESIDENT GRANT AT NEWARK.

President Grant with Secretary h0bcson,
vsited the EewarkIN. J Industrial Exhibition on Sat-
aday and spent yesterday at the house Of his mother IN
Elizabeth. The Ruk, whore the exhibition neid WAS
crowded. and the Presidential party, consisting OF OK
Congressman George A. Hsisey, ei'o,. n, - WARD
Senator Frelnghuyleu Abel g. Corbn. the Presidents
brother-inaw Congressman John Hil Amos Clark. jr,
Mayor iucord, ana Others spent severa hours In In
speeding the contents Of the Exhibition building re-
cepton given in the evening At the residence OF Mr.
Hslsey, at which there were about 5000 guests The
Presiden; returned TO Washington vi sp H. yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17

the troops or machinery Of the army are available IN any
contemplated designs upon Spain. Whatever additions
are made Congress will decide.
Ex-GOv MeCook Of Colorado, who was Major-Gen'
erai In the Rebellion and Is of the family known ss the
lighting MoCooks" says that nothing would do 30 much
TO bring fraternal feeling at home "a war with
foreign nations Gen. Pickett of the Confederate army
holds the same views Both say they could put 100000
experienced soldiers from armies in the field within
a month from the time war declared The army
officers here are generally hot for fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17

SAILORS PROTEST AGAINST THE SHIPPING ACT.
The sailors who have been complaining
against the shipping act met at the City Hall on Sat
urday ct o'clock. TO form procession and TO receive
an address from Mayor Hayemeyer. The little ship
Red White and Blue" placed on truck, stood in front
of he entrance tho City Hail. aud largo crowd as
sembed long before any Of tho sailors sp-
peared. At about 1873 about 300 sailors were
present, and . variety Of banners with differ.
ept inscriptions were carried by the men.
Mayor Hsvemeyer, In his address 10 the sailors, ssd
that did not think that required special enact
msnts outside Of the general laws designed 20
regulate the rights Of humanity and thu shipping law
We ret veil sdtnstered thew should make their ease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
THE vIRGIN1Us AT KINGSTON.
STATEMENT OF THE LATE CONSUL OF THB UNITEl
STATES AT THAT PLACE-THE NATIONALITY o.
THE OWNERS. I

STATEMENT OF THE LATE CONSUL OF THB UNITED
STATES AT THAT PLAcE-THE NATIONALITY OF
THE OWNERS. .I
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBuNE.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Thos II. Pearne, late
United States Consul at Kingston, Jamaica, has just
arrived here, and brings definite information in re-
gard to the arrival and departure of the Vrginius
at Kingston. The ship came down to Kingston in
charge of Capt. Williams; soon after
ward Capt. Fry arrived from New-York.
with authority from the owners Of the ship,
given in the name of a Mr.. Patterson of New-York
City, 20 assume command and take the vessel and
cargo into Cuban porte. About half of the crew
deserted when preparations began for loading and
sailing. All the transactions were perfectly open,
and matter of common notoriety. Arms, ammuni-
ton and other warike stores of various kinds were
gathered and shipped. All intelligent persons on
the ship understood the true character OF
the vessel and of her mission Mr. Pearne bad
two interviews with Capt Fry in regard 10
his expedition, and protested against his under
taking it, and gave it as his opinion that il the
Spaniards captured him he would surely be shot;
that every man on the ship took his life in his
hand when he Joined the expedition. To
these protests Capt. Fry replied that the
Spaniards could not shoot him; that 1T
would only be case of blockade run
ming, and as he had been Confederate blockade
runner he reasoned that as the United States did not
shoot prisoners captured in this business the Span
iards woud not do it. Afterward Mr. Peane sought
Capt. Fry and again aud again attempted to dis
suade him from sailing The Captain replied that
to him the whole matter question of bread for
his family. If he could succeed in landing his
cargo where it was wanted, it would give him o
large sum Of money, and he was determined TO make
the attempt at all hazards, There wefa about a
dozen Americans OF Englfshmen among the seamen
shipped and it is doubtful whether all these had
any clear idea of the character Of the enterprise
Capt. Frys papers American and in all respects
regular in FORM though the real status of the vessel
was matter of common notoriety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
THE SPANISH CABINET.

nUMoRs OF CRlsIs-PosTToN OF THE CAPTAIN
GENERAL OF CUBA.
MADRID, Nov 16, 1873.
There are rumors that ministerial crisis is inn
pending In consequence of the VirginIus affair, but
their truth is denied in official quarters.
A delegation from the Spanish Colonial Club
waited upon the Minister of War to-day, and asked
Inn to keep Captain-Ge Jovellar at Havana
The Minister replied that he would be unable to
decide until he was more fully informed of recent
events in Cuba.
The Correspondence contradicts current report
that Joyellar has resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

1t is said that Sir John Duke Coleridge will
be elevated to the peersge.
Ninteen thousand dollars in bullion was
shipped from Southampton for NewYork on Saturday,
bv tho steamship Frisia The steamship Abyssina also
took a. COO from Liverpool Tor New-York
The smallpox continues to prevail to An
alarming extent IN Rio de Janeiro Business IS at a
sandsti In the coffee market, and immense stocks are
accumu ating Tue revolution III Paraguay has oeen
thought That Gen. Aitte VIII certainly
Inc the next President OF the Argentine Confederation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
OUTDOOR SPOTS.

THE TURF IN CALIFORNIA - THAD. STEVENS WIS
THE FoUR-MuE-HEAT RACE - TRUE Blue DIS
TANCED AND DISABLED.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 15.--The weather to-day
was very pleasant, and immense crowds attended the
national race this afternoon PoolselIing
opened brsky at noon, and the following shows the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
SUDDEN DEATH or AN ORGANISE.

Samuel Adams, age A, organist of the Gen.
trail Methods, Episcopal Church Brooklyn. In South
Ffth-st, Fifth-sve.. died suddenly while playing
the organ In the church last evening. Considerable
commotion wa created In tho congregation by the
occurrence. and the BODY taken 70 the late ses
dsass d ~ Asssassd. u No. ~ Rsda<y-sl 90 Pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
ATROCIOUS MURDERS.


. pyvNsyIy.NIA FARMER KILLED BY TWO NEGROES
HARRIsBURG, Nov. 1j.-Friday evening
.bout ak o'clock an atrocious murder was committed
about three miles outside OF tile borough Of aiddetown
n,ne miles east OF this city. An old farmer, Abraham
Ream. who had drawn his money out OF the bank and
.ecreted il in his house tho victim. He was In his
harm Smelling corn when two negroes entered. one
seized hatchet which was lying the shelling ma
chine and the other had q large hickory club
Iu a few moments the old man was - bloody, nangled
corpse aud the murerers then went to Tue farmnouse
Intending no doubt murder the inmates Failing 10
gel in aud arousng old MR. Beau the murdered man
wife. who Wig ,rousy blew the dinncr horn, the
negroes fed The alarm soon given, and large
bodies OF men collected and began thorough search
for the wretches. who VIII hardly sscape ynching
caught.
, A SHEEP HHRpER SHOT IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. f6.-A dispatch from
San Juan south says: .'
sheep herder murdered At New idria, Soyi2 oy
two men one OF whom II named Chayos. HIS com
paDion belonged to Yasquezs gang they nred SIX
shots into their victim and then Chayes cut his throat
escaped the other murderer was caught and
tred by lynch jury He confessed his parte patton IN
the crime and was hanged MS mans AZ" tue nswe Vi
the murdered man are unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
A SHEEP HERD
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. f6.-A I
YELLOW FEVER AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 15-One death occurred to-
day from yellow This is the fourth day without
new case Of fever being reported. Tbs Howard Asso
station s has abost 10 nurses ont but ss fast - they
come in they are paid OF and cent home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.

BAiONNE, Nov. TO- 1913.
The Callst chieftain DOrregarray now occu-
pics Los ARGOS Gen. Morioues retired to Logrone 10
await the resut of the ministerial crisis in Madrid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
press telegram, which stated that the Visnius was

press telegram, which stated tbat the Leinius was
captured near Jamaica.
According to official statements, che virginius was
10 miles from the coast of Cuba when the chase be-
gan. She headed for Jamaica, distant about 100
miles The chase lasted eight hours. both steamers
going at their full speed and both being fast vessels
They must, therefore, have been very near Jamaica
when the Virginius overhauled; but az the cap
tain all the navigators and the of that vessel
have been killed by the Spanards, they put the
distance at what they please.
The mails per steamer Frankfort from NewOr-
leans seized by the Government and their dis
tribution has not yet been permitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17

peeuarly their own and appeal TO Consrese for moot
acatiOn Of the aci The sailors then formed CSs;
hams and through other streets in the lower part VI
the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
THE BRITISH FLAG INsULTED AT DAMASCUS

LONDON, Saturday Nov. Is, 1873.
Intelligence has reached this city that serious
conflict the cause which is not stated. has occurred
In Damascus DURING the disorders the British nag was
insulted The Consul demanded reparaton for the in
dignity but il was refused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
OPINIONS AT WASHINGTON.

SOME spECULATONs On THE PROBABLE COURSE OF
THE GOyERSMENT--wHAT Is THOUGHT OF THE
DISPOSITION AND POWER OF SPAIN TO GRANT
PREPARATION PROBABLE POSITION OF THE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26
BY Grubls & Williams, . -.
huctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rgNHE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRi-
L vATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAUTlE !, L
GROUNDS ATTACHED. SITUATED At TIE.
NORTHEAST CORNER OF THIRD AND CARY
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By re-
Guest of Mr.. s. c. Tardy, will sell at auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY elst day OF April! ut =
O'Clock Z. NJ, his we'll -known and universaIly-ad-
mred residence situated rs above. Ii Is OF Dick. CO.
ycred With mastic. and contains thirteen roonIs be-
sides store rooms and closets, with hot cold, aud
slowcr-baths. and wafer, with stationary wishsfand5
IN the principal chambers kitchen with five rooms
for servants laundry, with stationary fixtures gas
throughout the premises, and all OF the most mo-
Clrrn c0uyeuiruccs. The stable Is uew, and besides
a hostlcrs room has space for two carriages and
three stalls.
The buildings have been remodelled and renovated
within few years past, ana are now Ill perfect
order
1t would be impossible in an advertisement to
convey an adequate idea of the elegance and con-
p,etcl!css of this property In every respect IL Is
enough to say that IL combines The most admirable
arrangements with the most bcauii ul aud thorough
finish in every detail and tic highest possible degree
OF convenience and comfortable accommodations Tor
The lot fronts 1873 feet on Third street, and runs
back 100 feet.
Tie situation Is one Of the most beautiful and
convenient in the city, aud Us 1t stands this property
isnot excited by any other In all that constitutes
Hrstsclass residence.
II VIII he sold as a Whole OF If desired the DWELL
ing will be sold with front OF about IS eet seaF-
Ing three building; lots, each fronting 70 ieet on
Third street 10 be sold separately.
Persons wishing to examine the premises pe!ore
the day of sale are requested 70 call upon us.
TERMS Accommodating, and VIII he mace known
at the time OF sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH g0-2a vt 4 nj. 3awth pl2&dtd Auc'iOnecis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26
A Coon ,yUpaE.-The Cincinnati Times

Coop ,JUpGE.-The Cincinnati Times
publishes the following "reminiscences of the
late Carrot Davis:
Tbey tell this good story Of the late Gar
ret Davis and Pomeroy the Worked. The
Kentucky senator was one day quietly snooz'
ing in his senatorial chair, when bill thai
had been taken up during his nap came 10 q
vote. "Wakc up, Mr.. Davis, your name i
called" Half uncon>ciously the Kent utH.a,.
rose. and asked the Vice-Presldcnt VIVA.
they were voting on. The ticc-i'feSi1en'
EXPLAINED tha, it was railroad bill IN NIL MI,
sas. "Weil," said Mr.. DAVIS IN 1nA s,li't =
voice and pointed manner OF DIS, Mn..
want 10 know, before vote, is The amount
of stelling in this bill ,
Whcrcupon the great and good Ioiiieio!
arose. his face bcaming al! over with the
smiles which only Il clear conscience eau pro-
ducc. and said:
Ii the Senator from Kentucky will per-
NIT me ! will explain. have thoroughly
investigated this bill, sir. and assure you II
there is any stealing in it cannot find it."
IAN right, Mr.. President" responded Sen
ator Davis, il the Senator from Kansas can't
find any s,ealage Pm satisfied there is none
there" And all over the Senate chamber
there was an audible smile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26
by Grubb5 i WilliaHs'
Auc;ioneers and Real Estate hseh'S'
Eleventh street between Main and bahA'

GALE OF THE RICH VI . J. A.
y YORK RIVER RAlLRoAD.,by n!' ~ SH,ci.
decree of the JhanccrY Court OF tBe CIV! -" YtTS
n,ond In The causes OF the RLcnhioHu a. ssb sad
River Railroad Company ts. - 49,, Tab aag
Robert II. Muur, trustees and J. Pro.sSf ssd
Foi@rt Is. Maury, trustees. rs The M ~, he ig;h
York River RIlroad Company enteIe, ,,co, or tie
day of December, 1879, we, the s., tie
survivor OF US, shall sell ey hmSls WiIIIsars 80
Eicyen.h street, Richmond, Va, oG - A., iii tie
sd day Of May, lsI3 ut tha hour 81 .rJ mixed.
property OF every kind, resi-, p.ssowuIIy ER hail.
ROAD COMPANY, iuciuGlnx Us rJ I,..' ten,sis,
cross-tfes. dcpots, sI.ings, cars, cSlnys, i,, I,
and all other property w.iatsocN'T, n'.,rs tr,a
the franchises OF said eomrHnS. au TO sa.a oVu'-
na.,x errcnt lis Chooses In action aud deus a"'
become due toll. -, a. FOLLOWS
IME TERMS OF SALE WILL ~ 1ss,.: aud The
The sum Of $4,000 s'iat W u .hsil be y
follows 600 on the lst Of Januiri lroa ihe
teress 1T the rate of per cen. Ir. sea 90 oB iHs
day OF sale. payable senii-anausS AZ Tie rate q
lat day OF january, 1888, with lie rayae
Cent. nsr annl,m from The sa! o. s ,tichs
semi.anmuaily; and the renIatlGe, 81 VI With uc:r9
money ON the LIST day or Jaiusfy, ;,n The tsy o.
ut the rate Of sreE cem. Pr sale 10 tie sGs.
10 the ratification or releeten9,i W., s,ie BIS pfya
session not 70 be delivered nnu rs ~ meats r. -
ratified by the court me s 10y sold 's'
secured by asea 10 - t irsss ~ SIR
rani,aits SiiI take notice tast ies .ss i cor.
and conveyance will be 70 cxtiiYh s0s,
! ,hsa,y and MAXI the pufe.1sssf VI ps' ,rs
sc ses sr;her ra.,snsrs apply TO essr
MAuRY, E!chmond, Ys, attorGssssnp T1aBB..
ssss. k;anS s2ksTsfilE Il asAS ,,s,ss,
jaas-,d sss''
q ~ $50 q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

rTRVSTEE:S SALE OF 4 BRICK TENE.
L MEST AND LOT On TUE NORTH sIDEug
BROAD STREET NEAR THE AFRICAN
CIIURCH.-PurSuant TO the provisions Of d;rdOf
trust executed to the subscriber 10y Miss Frances ~
A. Dantorth bearing date on the lst day II Narh,
1872 duly recorded ia the clerks Office oi Richmond
Chancery Court, shall proceed 20 sell NJ public auc
ton, upon the premises on TUESDAY tn 1t
day Of April, 1878, NJ :. O'Clock J.. ~, The HklCk
TENEMENT ami LOT located a. above. now In the
occupancy Of MIR. James Lane. III. lot has mt
of 81 feet on Broad street, and depth Of TOO feet
TERMS: Enough In cash ~ pay The .NpcnScS Of
sale and negotiable note for Sii75 which was due
on the LIST Df March, 1875 credits for ssn7. unut
the LIST of September 1873 and FOR S3I, until the IL;
of s!lrch 1874: ard rs 10 lie residue, Oh such terms
rs the grantGr may prescribe and direct: but Ia c'se
Of her failure to give any direction, on such ,erw'
Is the trustee shall think iii. The credit payments
60 hear interest from day Of sale, ANA 10 ic .ccuIci
by "A dead oil trust.
imh II ALENANHFT: II. SAINTS, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26
by James M. Taylor C son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
office Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 FALU-
" ABLE FARM ~ llHNl:IC0 CnuSI1
ABOUT FIFTEEN MILES BELOW Klt lialuHl''
On TIE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ADJOih-
ING BOTTOMS BRIDGE, Ar PuHiIc AuIi.
TION.--ln pursuarcc of decree OF tie Circuit
Court of the county OF ;enico entered on the SIN
day OF March, 1913, III thee o! Allen: trustee rs.
Allen and others thc undersigned, special coniniS-
sioner, thereby appointed viii sell at public auS
ton ut the office Of James NJ. Taylor " son. nj -
o'clock NJ, on SATURDAY the 5tn day OF April.
1913, the al,ogc-described REAL EST contHin,
ing THREE HUNDRED AND El;lif1-tout
ACRES OF LASD-sEc-halr cleared, Inc naiahce
in wuois--ab0ut scycmtyEc acres OF Inc DesI tnck-
aiioniuy lowcrounis. aud bounded as follows: On
the east and north by Chickahominy river on INC
west bv the land OF Dizzy Wade and on the south ny
viii ,insbuig stage road and is considered to be
one OF the best farms III that portion OF the county.
TERMS: Onc-fourlh cash; the balance ona credit
of six twelve and eighteen months Tor nc2oti:'ne
notes interest added, and the title in he retained
unlil the whole purchase money Is paln ann con
We. ancc ordered hv the court Taxes Tor 1913 To Dc
A dat of tie above property may Inc seen ct the
Special Commissioner.
JA.iEs VI. TAYLOR & son, Auct!onssrs: ND q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26

WANTED, n frSt-class COACh MA mmD
w WAGON WORKMAN. CONSUME '"'N'
ment. Apply imH'e"i'''w H. WAYMACk.
Hull street and Third avenue h"i'ehe'e''
\,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26
BY Grubbs & Williams.
huctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street bctwceH Main and E.nt

,FNRUSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
h IN THE COUNTY OF IIENRiCO AM ~
THE CITY OF RIClIMOSD.-By yirtu. Of :, r,,,
Of trust executed by James T.. Godlin and wife g.
The subscribers ~ trustees, dated 18th Of Soyent.r
1SI2, and duly recorded we will sp'l hy pnrlIc ,nr
ton, at the Office of aicsSrS Grubbs Il Wiil,,m.
auciionccrs, No. Eleventh street. on T.IUESDiy'
eth day Of March, 1873, commencing Il; |! ococ.
w., the following property conveyed by slil qced-
to wit:
a TRACT Of FjFTY-FOUR AND sIX-TgNTHs
ACRES In Ilcuric9 county, on the east side Of Tho
Richmond Frederick hurg and Potomac rai;n,sG
purchased by said GoddiD frort Thomas I;ou,iar',,
estate, upon which there has recently been cr,cr,L
a framed cottage. THIS Is said 10 he :, very ,jue
SOIL and the best piece nf land on tie Railroad lr.
tween Richmond and Ashland
y TRACT OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
SIX AND y HALE ACRES. with q good dwelling
house and other improvements thereon lyIngoE,t
railroad near the above, purchased by said loddlp
from J. b. GlaZebrook. This tract will lie sold In
parcels If desired.
An undivided onc-iourth interest III certain ZEAL
ESTATE ut Rockets, purchased by said Goddln aud
others from Il. .. HasaipSs es!air.
LOT No. 81 In the plan Of French Garden I'LL
on Tenth street, 30XlJo feet. purchased from J. K
Chies's estate.
Also. such other of the property conveyed Is said
GOddins decd Of trust rs the cnItnd niay ns!yus
In Offering for sale at that time
TERArS: Al sale.
:: = z. WILLIAMS, Trustee
GIUBBS i WILLIAMS, Aucii0necrS. mh:I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26
BY s. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.

BY s. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN F RNI-
IL TURE, FARMING UTENSILS. &c, AT
AUCTION.-Wi be sold OH THURSDAY next,
27th Instant. mt IL O'Clock 81. ut Sleepy Hollow
the late residence of Z. u. Atkinson. ON me BROOK
road his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FARMING
UTENSILS, &C.. consisting Of harrows, ploughs,
carts, wagon, buggy and harness, carriage, Whcnt-
fam cleaner two horses, one cow, lou OF Ilanilre,
orc and half acre onions (growingl SC, &c
NH 25-ldS :. n. DAVIS, Aucuohcer.
UCTICN SALE OF GROCERIES,
ALIOuORS, &c.-We will sell ut orr ware
house No 1916. corner Cary and Thirteenth streets,
ON FRIDAY MORNING, 18th instant, commencing
nEMaRSKA SUGARS, In hogshcads:
NEW ORLEANS SUGARS. In hOgshcads;
REFINED SUGARS, various grades
GOLDEN SYRUP. in barrels;
CLEAR RlB-SIIjES. In bossheads:
SUGAR-CURED HAMS, SHOULDERS, and
BREASTS. IN barrels and boxes;
GID oIT COZ GoHv ! ~; JAVA COFFEE.
CANDLES, In boxes and half
boxes;
CHEESE, "
Celebrated Is OSE HIIISkEY,
HARRISON COUNTY WHIsKEY,
WHITE WIIISKEY,
GINGEE, CHERRY, and BLACKBERRY BRAN
GUNpUwDER and OOLONCi TEAS,
with other desirable articles not enumerated; TO
which WE invite the attention Of the trade. co
tinnccr NH p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26

The Springfield Republican is unsenerous
enough to get oil the following: "Ilc pat
tering of rain on the glass root, we are told,
drowned Mr.. Cameron'S cioquence on Thurs
day, and compelled the Senate to quit talk
ing and so into executive session. we would
barely suggest to the long-suiierlng report
ers, pages, and other attaches OF the senate,
that tue pattering of rain can be very sue,
cessfully initiated with the help OF small
supply Of beans"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26
BY Lyme Is Brother.
AuctioncerS and Real Estate Agents.
No. l2l2 afaiu street

T ARGE BRICK STORE AND SEVE-
~ RAJ VACANT LOTS ADJOINING, SiTuA-
TED ON THE SGUTil LINE OF MAIN BIZ
TWEEN TWENTY-SECOND AND TWENTY
THIRD STREETS, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTiON.-Wc shn At the request of the owners,
sell at public auction. on the premises, on RS
DAY tie eth day of March, 1878, commencing at -
O'Clock L. NJ. that truly valuable STORE located rs
above described, with dwelling over same contaiH-
tanning six rooms, &C.; ali in nice ortcr. Also,
three LOTS adjoining.
plat showing The dimcsso &c, 10 be seen ut
sale.
TERMS: viii be liberal, and made known ut the
hour of sale LYME & BRUl HER,
NH ~ AUG .iOncers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26

MICE STATIONEnY.-French, English,
~ and American Note and Letter Papers, with
Envelopes to suit:
Initn! Pipcr AMI Envelopes in boxes,
Gold pens-thc finest ma,ic-with OF without Hold
crS:
Portfolios of morocco and taplcr. maclle:
Portable Writing ltcszs. of papier-lnache, rose
wood, walnut. and C,ncy woods;
InkstaIlls IN great variety. Fancy l'aper-WcIgts.
Lctter-Clips and Bill-ltnidcrs.
Fine Pocket-knivps and EraSers.
Pocket Books and Bankers Gases,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In great variety,
Diaries for 1873, hanK-isOoks of every description
WOODuOUSE Il PARIIAM,
mh e5 1905 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-26

TRUSTEES SALE~@sGF VALUABLE
4 LAND on YORK RlF Eis--By VIRTUE OF n
H7i, by Isentt,nin n. Robinson and WIFE, The under
signed trustees therein named. will sell at public
Icing court-day,) infront Of the courthouse OF New
kcns county, that valuable ESTATE known rs The
"BRICk HOUSE." containing about TWELVE
York river and opposite the town OF West Point.
: TERMS: Cash enough TO pay expenses OF sale and
debts secured In said deedsay about $1,000; aud as
to balances terms will BIZ announced npon DAY OF
s,,e CYRUS a. BRANCH, 80
ROBERT I. A9M1SrEAD, sSj
r. a,t,,s Trustees.