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Economy.

'ro the majority Of Young people--
,bs formation Of whose habits exercise
s,cb an ir,,ortanti Influence on society
soorouv No. unfortunately a ,ljsa
,roa.h,o s;o,;1;conco Their IMPRESS
~ J., ,h,. sro,l,br;ft ;s ON
o,,;.blo orl r,,bar attractive char,c-
Sow wh;1o nru,anre and forctlouoht
:, IVA ,,o.tor of ,ooro,. corto;u)v 10
.,,. o,J ,,orho,,., r,nol , Ettlo
II thr;ft ro,nt se}G,hnass and i,onr,-
! .or, ma, ,rt u,ys,G ,l,,.ss thero mioht
J., oo,,r or ro..,,, j., tho ,ro;nl.
t., E,, Of ,,,o hos, ;+;y only , nua..
.;oo h,,,roo, ,.;.o oo,f.bros, .rl ,,u1.
49, .,ls.l,o,, ,rho ,oor,,. of s,onl-
4lr;c,, l. o,v,,.. vrort q, ,ho,.e,vo.
n.... ;r,l,,. ,,',,r !, :, ,on,,
..,..,.,,.;,,,' ,r,ar ,., ,,,.ar ,Lu.n-
,lrn,.;, ,l,r uo,.or cool, o,t ,lo., f.
u1,.', ,ho;r r,oro, woull l., broad
and b.,,,h o,1rr
v},;r ,,,,1;o,,;,v j. ,,uo 70 ,lonn-
yu,,c3 I.I;t Of sr1rin1n'rcnco.--thp
,,, ;II;r,no.s +, sacrifice ,hc nrcscnt
,.,l, rn.,,,, A,1,his o,ro,n.. d;.
, ~ ,o,,,ara,.,. ,,,o, ,1,,o.
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."'''"'''9 w. !'''', '''''e y ''''''. i "''0
lhe truth IS 'hat economy ]" Always
anerrssary and nohI" quahty-'ls often
an heroic one. 1t is especially fine in
those men whe care little for money
;..,lr ,rh.;tt ,o,. ,oo,,o ,,...;o,
;,,,a1f;nd,,oa,oo ;,, ,,,. ,'.o,,o .
J"'' 90 -. , NV
passion II IL '''e ''"'N " ''''N''' ~ ','' =
ana regulate oo'h' me man VINO h'S
once begun TO save, soon finds 1t to be
a greater pleasure to add fifty dollars
to his little pile, than to spend that
en,, mann ot,;lor or caterer As soon
~l.I.,.;,, ,.,f.,., .ho ,,oon, ,r;th
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-14

BE- lie war in Cuba, if the reports
from there be true, as accompanied
hv great atrocities. We are told that
the dead body Of the insurSent Gene
raj Agramonte Wa filled with petrole-
um by the Spanish volunteers and
burned, the ashes being kept as q
trophyin the Casino at puerto princi-
pc. "Civililcd warefare" }" seems to be
an unknown code among the Spanish
Cuban "volnntocrs.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-14

pen- \ volume of 900 pages has just
beoa issued from the Government
Printing Office, containing the treaties
and conventions concluded between
the United States and other powers,
since July 4th, l7716, down to and in
Guiding the Treaty Of Washington of
Nav Sth, 1871.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-14

n1Ay A prudent clergyman, unwil
ling to accuse a citizen Of lying, sad
lie Used ;ae trath with penur.ous lrN-
ga.ity.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-14

pGl- James Brown Clay, grandson
of Henry Clay, has forwarded to re-
gent Bowman, for the museum at
Ashland, Kentucky, the coat which
that Statesman wore at the Treaty Of
Ghent, in lSl4. 1t is elegantly
wrought and trimmed with silk and
braid.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-14

President Grant is to visit West
Point on June Is.
The Tweed trial has been djourned
until October.
Senator Fenton was a lumberman
forty years ago.
George Francis Train sailed for
Europe on Saturday.
Twelve new cases Of the epiAooty
are reported in New York.
There have been several deaths
from cholera in Memphis, Tenn.
The Cincinnati musical festival is
in session.
Never be AFRAID to speak ,Ae truth
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-14

A Wo2D In SEAsoN.-The time Of
the year is approaching when birds
are accustomed to take up their sum
mcr residence among Us. If treated
kindly they will become very neigh
borly. We commend the practice OF
some Of our citizens who are accustom-
ed to put up small houses for them on
the trees and arbors around their
dwellings. The sonssters pay for tho
trouble many times. The man who
fires gun or the boy who throws y
stone at them should be regarded as an
enemy who ought to be punished.
We beg all our readers to say q good
word for the birds.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-14

1t tried hard to rain last WeCnes,
lay.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-14

All. Love in his pure serenity
Can tie pliless spell defy,
For tears cannot drown, nor absence dim,
And death itself may not conquer him,
For true love never can die
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The vienna Exposition.

The following description of one of
the wealthy farmers of Austria, we
copy from a Vienna correspondent of
the Baltimore Sua:
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-14
Old Love.

The broad sword loses its glitter
AS it hangs in the ancient hall;
Rustcl and blunt grows the kccn-cdgc
blade
That once so gallant champion made
AS it CLEANED from the castle wall.
The Jewel loses its lllstrc
AS it lies in its velvet nest,
Till dull and dim is the good real gold
That showed such royal light of old
AS it flashed from a heouty's h""""t.
The blue eye loses its power
AS age comes creeping on;
The fair form droops from its stately
grace
The roses fly from the carc-worn face,
The charm from the trembling tone.
The color fades from the canvas,
The magic from ringing rhyme;
Now is there a joy in this world of ours,
Riches, or giorics, or hopes, or flowers,
But dies ut the touch Of Time?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-11

sysl3I N ies,'Nt 20 naff uHI
,sss s'uH ssoI a us N hSa ps's
rs sliss q iba fss 70 =, as.awN q 90
wthSr rolaumi,lsS d 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-11

hs,si 70 ossadsl hss naa.s saat W.
"a ,,t,rs bassos s'reN sii -'Hl'ea'slD
~ aa'l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-11
FOR SALE

90 1852 nra
ALLOW figures, a lAl gsanouAt Of Land In inertia.
.rn Texas, Including n number Of valuable Tar.as
In this AID adjoining counties, and businem and
residence Lots and houses In the city Of Dallas.
We invite Land Buyers 10 call and examine eur
register, Lssds In our hands are Fer Sale wAyM
man pnts hs property In tbs hands n an agent, he
msans business" and does not put arfAscy price"
on his land TO scare away purchasers. ~
fersnH having land for sale will had II to tAsir
interest to call and register their lands at snos, W.
charge nothing Ter registering or adve Rising, aud
emily small commission whom . sale 10 effeotod.t
II you want to sell yonr landts the immi Erants &c
this country, Yen must place them In the hands Of
Agents on the limo OF travel. Our cfics being In tho
CITY OF DALLAS, a.
whlck has now become tina csnter OF commerce AID
travel for the North In Northwest Texas. We have
Superior facilities for selling lands, which We have
greatly Increased by liberal advertising, and We
can insure satisfaction to all WIN place property in
our hands.
We huy and sell on commission
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Jxs. =. AULr. .H.JKSkrns. w.R AuLr
A ULT, JENKINS & AULT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS, L0CATORs
AND SURVEYORS,
Dallas, Texas.

viii buy, sell lease and rent lands in Dallas and
adjoining counties; obtain patents, huy aud sell
land Ger hcatos, and locate certificates on the best
vacant lads in Northern npd NorthwestTsxas.
Lands for sale registered FREQ Of charge
p8- Oncs adjoining the Dallas Library room
North side Of the Square.
n3-dtf
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING
COMPANY,

and will locate CsrtIacasa fer. u Interest ..in the
laRi 49
Below we glvca partial list of the lands that We
are now. offering
FOR SALE.
m ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, very desirable COT al
Il TAGE FARM Of TWENTY-FIVEks;I
ACRES on the Meadowbridge road about one-half
mile northeast OF Richmond. II has on 1t COM
Portable dwelling with four rooms. The place Is
well waered, and III q desirable ueighborhood.
Terms very reasonable. Apply 10
JOHN L. GODDIS, Real Estate Agent,
In I-cou2w Bank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

TIE DELIVERY or Tue ELECTORAL FoTE.--
Washington Correspondence Baltimore
san. The law Of 1892 requires three sept
rate certificates of the persons voted Tor M
President aud Nicc-Prc>ident Ivy each clcctn-
raj college TO bc prepared -onc Of them to
he sent Ivy mail to the President Of the Sen
ate, another to he delivered to him by spc-
| cilI messenger. and the third deposited with
The judge of the district in which the cleo
tors assemble. Certificates Of all the elccto-
IA! votes, with the exception Of Kentucky,
have been resolved here by mail. Special
messengers have arrived from all the States
with the exception al North Carolina, Flor
ida. California, Oregon, and Nevada, bring
ng their respective certificates. The mes
scn@rr> from Vermont, Indiana. Arkansas,
Minnesota. West Virginia, Nebraska, and
Louisiana have, in the absence OF the PreSi-
dent Of The Senate, deposited their certificates
with The Secretary OF State. to await the re-
turn OF the President Of the Senate. The
llw requires the certificate TO be delivered in
Washington by the first "Wednesday in JAN
ulrv. and in case any of them arc not re-
cciycd. the Secretary of State shall send for
them to the courts where the certificates are
deposited.
Any special messenger neglccting to per-
form his duty shall forfeit 81 900.
4 special messenger fr"m Loui>ana to-
day brought the certificate of The electoral
vote Of that State for Grant and Wilson.
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NOON TELEGR ANS.
Africa.

EEwS FROM ruE STEAMER YANTIC-THE SULTAN;
AID TIE SLAVERY QUESTION.
IASzIEAR. December 1S.-The United
States steamer IantiG arrived here Oh the
lolIi Instant. Captain Wilson, with the
United States consul john I. Webb, and the
officer, OF the ship, visited the Sultan on the
18th. They We're received by troops and
GIet by the Sultan in front of his palace.
Captain Wilson represented to the Sultan the
sentiment OF the American people in regard
to slavery, and requested the abrogatiou of
The clause of the treaty with England which
permits slavery TO Ianzibarand TO the British
Dominion territory contained in the treaty
made with England in 1870.
The Sultan'> reply was received on the
Eth. lie says: Thrty-three years ago l
WAS forbidden by my father to export slaves
To- li,l>cato. The slaves now carried there
are stolen 10y Arabs and tribes from the Per
sian hulf. / will make strong efforts in flu
turc to prevent the kidnapping of these
slaves. | will make every effort
The English corvette Briton arrived here
on the 18th Instant, and waits for Sir Bartle
Frcrr. The Iantic also waits. Two other
English vessels are expected here.
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'Fs,e ssree.ey WiEl-f'ase.

New YORK. December :l.-Another phase
Of The Greeley wiIl-casc came up before the
Surrogate Court yesterday, by which the
contestants served notice upon Miss Gree
lev TO show cause why the Greeley will Of
1871 should not be admitted to probate. Evi
dcncc in suppolt of that will will be offered
on the 18th, 18th. and 18th Of january.
The court has appointed }. +. Williams
and ". NJ. Skinner appraisers of the per-
Sonal estate in the east in which }. 7. CleVe'
land was previously appointed administrator
nondjnr the litigation; and MIR. Skinner Is
also appointed special guardian of Miss Ga
hric,Ir GreelpV under the will Of 1871.
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ti)mond Iispatttr.
/, 1873.
trftrr from Isoteseurt.

.r.a0j'S rIRE-SEvERE WINTER, &C.
2.,rIeuu2 of the Richmond Dispatch.l
,...rRnNN. VA. December. so, 1872.
., d.astro'ir h:c occurred in this sec
a-M, iatiiciing u serious loss upon
-. Oh, hc~t citizens Of our county. Mr..
\aa>'uEcr u Brothers large barn,
o 5ram i'~,c.,tle. was fred Ivy inccn-
r.i.y III nc night and entirely con-
(. VII. MI their winter forage IN and
q, ten GOOD horses. about 200 bush
,,..t some harness and machinery,
.y.rtcnf ,hrc>hing-machinc belong
1.f W,liiam FirchauGh & son. The
.. j. not }r,s than 5000, and no inSu-
Timer. negroes. who have partially
.....i Themselves. have been arrested.
aur,d iliat m investigation will re-
...,.. conviction if guilty. and The de-
tuciuccndiaric> who lave 50 nearly
(! inr Town ot Finca>tl" by The t"o
-r, there III 1862 AVID 1870.
..ntcy with n> ha, l,ccm very severe
... time. snow covering the ground
1885, sd prospect OF more In the next
inf a5,tr>: ir ON the ponds and
n... hur to six inches thick, and
.r.~u-.
.az3ot has about run lis course II
.iy: III" ma}l, ruun,nG regularly
al though Great Inconvenience" and
fiji noin thu epidemic, only one 81
.> reported. Hastily, EoGr~.
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,re,. Weather I'm New York.

New YORK, December 3l.-Two inches OF
snow fell last night, and heavy fog inter-
tered with the ferries.
The Ice in He'll Gate Is very heavy, and
steamers have difficulty in working through.
In North river, above the city, navigation Is
entirely stopped 10y the ice.
Rain has been falling since 10 O'Clock this
morning. and il freezes as it falls. PedeS-
triauiSm is shocking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

James Parton says hc has known ladies in
whom the Instinct OF decoration WAS sc
strong that if they were told they must be
hanged in the presence of twenty thousand
persons tomorrow their first thought would
hc. "uarc | IL proper hanSing-Gre$s :"
General Joseph X. Hawlcy, member of
Congress and Ex-Governor OF Connecticut
Joined thH Asylum Hill Congregational
Church, in Hartford, Conn, on Sunday.
\ tlouting hotel is being built OH the ALE.
mlcnN river.
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CHESAPEAKE AND onIo RAILROAD

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT. GOLD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

TIE NIcE-pEE,lnENT-ELEcT PREPARING
HIMSELF FOX DUTY.---A Washington CORES
pondcnt Of the New York Herdid says Scna-
ator Wilson, instead Of going to MaSSachu-
sets after lc had made his speech at the
New England banquet, quietly turned bis
back on the contest for the ScnatorShip and
returned here. where he is said TO be study
in- Barclays Manual Of Parliamentary Law
and otherwise qualifying himself to preside
OYER the Scnatc is Eice-Frcslcnt He is
quiet on the subject Of the Credit-Moblier
scandal, and Wien questioned divertS th'
conversation at once 20 other topics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01
BY Wellington t;Odd.u,

RICHARDSON & Co., Real Estate Auctioneers.
de 30
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?aHyx:cr Of Circus-Pcrf0rIner by
Indians, dc.

San FRANCISCO, December 3l.-Thc Lee
family Of circu.-rcriormers, eight in num-
Der. were murdered by Apachcs while
travelling through Arizona.
The steamer California sails for Honolulu
to-day. Generals Schoticld and Alexander
are aboard. Their mission Is unknown, but
il is SUPPRESSED to have some connection with
the critical situation in the Sandwich Islands
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 3l.-Thc wcii-
Their to-day is clear aud soft. The river has
risen eight feet, and is still rising.
Sr. Louis, December 3l.--A driZzlins rain
prevails here this morning, and the snow Is
disappearing. The gorge above the bridge
is uubrokcn. but II the rain continues the
bridge will not be used for fear OF q monIcn'
tury break, which may dcmolish it.
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"WHy DO THE HfAruEN RAGB"?-lFred.

"Wnv DO THE HEATHER RAGE "?-(Fred.
crckShurg Nc'c$.i-Staunton we mildly
mentioned in an mpromptu paragraph as
"fattcninS on the inirmitieS 81 the Com
monwca!th "a notorious and conspicuous
fact. II seems 10 have "waked the snak es !"
in that rc;tlcsnakc region. 1t is charming
to sec how these little towns will wriggle.
The Patient" and the Impatient alike
as>sliI u. a correspondent Of the Richmond
Dispatch, writing from the Western Lunatic
Asylum. declares that we have not enough
brains TO he qualified TO enter the asylum,
and the intclccts there are Of the highest
order Trnc! my Patient" friend, and
we would not willingly rutlle your feathers,
and Gar he it from us to Islander or annoy
yoi. The smartc,t men we ever saw IN
Stanton belonged to the lunatic asylum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

CHuRcH DEDICATION. morning the
MiddIe-Street Presbyterian church, Ports
mouth, was formally dedicated to the service
with large assembly of devout worship.
pers The dedicatory sermon was preached
by the Rev. DR.. smith, of the Presbyterian
Theological Seminary, and during the ser
vices he was assisted by the Rev. ID. G..
irwin. the pastor of the church. In the after
noon the congregation gathered again in the
church, and listened to eloquent discourses
from the Rev. DIR. Smith and Dr. Armstrong,
of Norfolk city. This church cditice stands
on the site OF the old building, which was
pulled down md heightened out towards
Middle street Norfolk FirginiGn.
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OFFICIAL.
ZOO MAIN STREET. SIGNS

700 MAIN SIRE Z It .-SlGNS.-
I LA SIGNS-722 MAIN STREEI.~HOUSE,
SIGN and tJRN AMkNTAL PAINTING; also.
n,AsSSERs, CHARTS, and DESIGNS painted at
short notice and up.,n reasonable terIns; MAILS
usual. The subscriber, sensible OF the numerous
avors of his many patrons sndSf generous ,Sp u ,ls
for their past support conidcntiy assures tne, t
rais Is ANYTHING trusts by strict attention 70 hps-
ness and purpose to please, both 70 merit anu cue
facilities soiris orders from the Snrround-
70 Mssg street, between ssrezth and Eighth.
d. se,kwf ,.f-@E
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NORTH BRITISH
IN AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
LONDON AND EDINBURGH, 6. b,

Capital. 100000 in gold; invested in the United
States over Sl.6GoO0o; deposited with Treasurer OF
Virginia. $50, 900 IL United States bonds.
Having been appointed agents to the above-named
company we are prepared to Issue Its policies against
loss or damage by fire buildings, merchandise I'M
arsopal properly of All kiG,ls, the most liberal
Lose equltably adjusted anu promptly paid
u. n. WALKER K CO,
OF No. 1914 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

GoygRXoR BRowN's TERM Benjamin
Graft Brown. Governor of Missouri, VIII
20 ont Of Office on the 1>t of january. lie
j. now named for the United States senator
ship in place Of Francis L. Blair. Jr., whose
term expires with Che present. Congress on
the I'd of March next.
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z' : BY Richardson &Co., ,",E
Real Estate Agents and AuetloneeTe, Il
No. lll3 3lain. street.
SALE OF THE HERMIT

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT
a AGE NURSERY. NEAR TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND, BY ACCrIOS.-By virtue OF the
provisions OF certain decd of trust bearing ,atc on
the 9Th dry of july 1871. from " Virginia Nursery
and Wine Company 10 the Undersigned, trustees,
July recorded in the Office of the clerk OF itenrico
County Court, 10 secure the payment Of 7 sum of
money therein mentioned, we shall IN the rSect-
ton of said trust tbriug thereto required by the
premises, ON MONDAY, Cd February. ls7s, the real
estate described in said deed, consisting Of FORTY
ACRES OF ulGiILY-iMPRONED LAND, form-
ing almost Il square, with the usual NURSERY
BUILDINGS. and large and beautiful grove of
oak trees the former site of the dwelinglpGse, sit
uated In attractive Locality, near the A6rlcui.
turfI Fair Grounds, on the hermitage road ,,opu-
lar dri"i, within one nue and quarter of the city
Of Richmond; OIL which land there Is now growing
nursery stuck estimated as follows; .,
100000 thrce-year old APPLE TEEES, Ito 10
feet high. 49,
$1,000 two-year old APPLE TREES, 8 to feet
high. t
3c.cco one and two year old PEAETBkEs,s to
feet high.
5000 two and lhree-year old PEAR TREES, sto
fec: high.
full Hue Of CHERRY, APRICOT, aud SEC-
TARlSE TREES.
And Il general assortment of GRAPE VINES,
SMALL FRUITS. ASPARAGUS BEDS, and such
other stock usually found in trst-c,ass NURSERY.
The Hermitage Nursery Is the Oldest In EASTERN
Nirsinl' and iias an Sta'nshca trade :nrouys II
nursery in The country :or reliability and excellence
Of It's stock. II produces Tie liMes: apple-trecs
grown III the Lnifcd States. It's SOIL anu tic milo
less of the climate enable nurscrymen 10 produce
trees in two years fully equal 10 those grown IN
PENNSYLVANIA aud New York In three years, and
afford digging aud sllpninssca5on almost through
out the winter months Situated near the spreading
limits of growing city. ITS purchase would be Il
handsome Investment independent oil tile nursery
stock. ....
TERMS Enough IN cash TO defray the expenses OF
executing this trust and To pay of six negotiable
uotes for one Thousand dollars each, with interest
thereon at the rate of twelve per cent. per annum
from the Goth June, 49,. until paid The residue
such terms as shall be announced at the tine OF sale
j. \. RICHARDSON,
RALEIGH L. DANIEL,
: Trustees.
RICHARDSON 6 Co., Rca, Estate Auctioneers.
do u
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Fatal Marine Disaster.

HAMrAx, December 3l.--The schooner
Lord of the Isles, from st. Martin. has been
wrecked on Ironbound island. The cap
tain, mate, and four of the crew persisted.
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kuctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ACADEMY
4 OF Music. On THE SOUTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN STREET SENT HELUW THE EN-
CHANGE HOrEL.--By virtue Of Il deed of trust
executed to the subscriber bearing date on theth Of
december. 1871 duly recorded IN Richmond
Charccry Court OH the 9th of December. 1871. In
hook b. No. 90 page ISL shall, IN execution thereof,
proceed 10 sClat public auction. on The premises, on
T.. NJ, tie real estate conveyed by the said decd.
known as the ACADEMY Of MUSIC. lncated M
above. TIE lot has a front Of Ce feet on Franklin
street and rams back on tie east line of New street
about 100 feet more or less The building is.n re-
marlSably wcli-bul one, AMI has undergone COLI
siderable reliairs and alterations.
TERMS: Enough III cash 10 dcrray expenses Of
sale and TO pay oil the notes unpaid amounting TO
about $3.50: and as 70 The residue Of the proceeds
of sale, on liberal terms. to he announced ~ TIC
hour Of sale. .....
VIZ NJ
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Destructive Fire In Alexandria, Va

ALEXANDRIA, December 3l.-A block oil
five brick warehouses vas burned last night.
Loss, 100000.
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Auction Substitutes Days

lSHERIFF'S SAL E.--By virtue Of an Or
" der of court in the case of Coleman %. Payne
& Marshall &c. and By consent of parties interest.
ed shalt procccJ 10 sell on SATURDAY, January
of the city Jail. - :. s3 de- Il
7 One IioN-GRAY MARE, four years old next
spring; aud ,s.. a-.tEi .aseE f.ta
One S0RitEL HORSE, eight years old. gg.l
Both Of these horses ride aud ,work WE'LL Can be
seen at JobnsGn's on Fra,lkilD street. ~
y TERMS Cash. JOHN W. w HIGHT. lsssf
!. ja lids ,,s.a Sheriff City of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01
Losr, sTRAyED, DE.

aEO REWARD.-Lost, on the Richmond
S.1U and panville passenger train on th he. s,in
instant near Robo's staiicn.a IOCh ID S,!1
containing about Sl3v IL mopcyt cheek o., ,ns sn,a
in'.s nnnE OF Foxburgh, Pa.,' for ss7l, an! some
other nancrs A reward Of So viii BE- piia Jof lle
return OF the above to the postmaster ~ ~
ter, Va. .--------- -. - I.z:s
TAME To MY PLACE, on the Old ZSsssE
B.n Hatcher Farm. four miles froilil1s,..
Manchcs;rr. a ID EK-Rt.D III EIFEk: cad 81 tlsbl
ar cut OH. The owner will please call, Pay charges
and take her away. rp, nj ,sEy
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