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Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

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loa4sat eries,
s. - - ~ ~ - loto ~ beos;
4 Z. - - - vAssssa V rsst.
W (lsuA VIII saess slaasss--
-: M 4 - ~ ~ or sWS-
& ~ ~ baaqllag ssdueos
n l ~ y M = lonci
~ 0o1Q ~ halle u daylight,
Z qw haoee ~ mldnlgbt hoas,
J l. ~ ~ WleehlaS twilight
~ GSeWlag hssslhstons dover.
Il r. ~ h6)looe le1loesi
!. o11o1Hne9'e WellAssmrmhesed shlusl
eleGo-e -eoalsssveallngs--
Weo1lD MlMoseal, roaud shss twlne.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

Scene In hose or: Car stops; smil-
ing young lady enters; every seat full.
An old gentleman rises At the opposite
end. 20, don't risc.' said tho lovely
girl. ~ cen Just - we'll stsnd." Il
doa't care whether you cit or staud," be
replied, :" an going to get out"
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

David r. Disksy. Of Rssdelph. Tenn.
Wsgsrsd thst he sssld eat four bsttles of
bssndisd psashss. ssd dsisk the liquor
end tvo temblsss Of nv Whiskey. he
loss BY sss pseeh. uk sxssssesp prompt
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

seses h ths sass; I sss6y-bey psssiss
thscdCa ~ nssts : ssssS - isstlsoso
asd n.y., :" - essgt pep 80 ] /" nol11
Z o., isssi 80 - =;
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

Boy. ssy | isqsiss vhsrs I1obissss's
prse store ~" . Cessaisly. elr," aid
~ ~ very fsapspttelly. !. Wen sls. ]"
~ t6e esstlsmes. sless Saisine estils.
/" vbsse bisf' = I kess use the sllehlset
~. " hssss." ~ ~ srshlp.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

~ Sl1ese hesSDsest & q. 80 I
H ~ T. uolal 3 + ! osskl3. psloosl
g! - 's''s's' !
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

nmDoxM nm oun DxWxR1 611unDAY noNo. nAna q 79
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23

1s1npess as11llurs ~
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-23
A. Smsrnsap.
The third seventh daughter.
poctrrsa.

A Yorkshire lad At school was pur.
posely Intended to study aitcrward Tor the
medical profession. because. ss he told his
rchool.isllows, :. The seventh OF tho sev.
snth makes the bigg'st o'doctors." An
other story IL told Of IN Irish lad who
was an crrsnd boy. was frequently cen.
surcd i"r being late in his arrival aud dil.
STORY when on bis crrsnds. His excuse
on ono occasion took The following form /:
F" Tn cure wouldn't help II. Sir, I'm
sure wouldn't Two only bin on IN act
o'mcrcy. 70 SEQ. Sir. Tn seventh Of
seventh an' | touches for sickness, Sir,
~ hin 10 two childer this morn, Sir,
. long way" Il appeared thst be had 10
souch fsstine. IL order thst bis wonderful
properties should b developed, aud his
palm was crossed By pisss of silver Vs.
sylse IN salss ifopi loss- psaay plscs 10
bpl1sa.erowa. according 70 The social con-
dlslos y hls pstispfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
wAsHINGTON-LEE UNIVERSITY.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
LEXINGTON, Va, June 25.-The Board Of
Trustees of Washington and Lee University
have Aeen in session to-day, fifteen out Of
the nineteen members being present. The
President of the University General Gusts
Leg says in his report that the general con-
duct Of the students during the past year has
been very good, probably better than during
any previous session. He speaks of large
average attendance at the morning chapel
service, the 1ourishing condition of the
Young Mems Christian Association, the
large attendance ut the students prayer
meetings, and the hbors OF the stu
dents in conducting fourishing Sum
day schools, rs indicating high religious
tone among them. The valuable addition to
the Apparatus of the Department of Natural
Philosophy, delayed by the war in Europe,
is soon to arrive. Suitable acknowledgment
is made for the donation to the library by
W. w. Corcoran, Esq, OF Washington; Of
the N. II. Howard collection of thirty-six
hundred volumes; and Judge r. Guild and
Major L. r.. Page, Of Richmond, were COM
nended for valuable services in securing this
boon 10 the University.
The stream OF visitors continues to pour
in until there are probably more strangers,
especially ladies, In town than on any pre-
yions commencement.
The celebrations Of the literary societies
always excite great interest. Grave profess
sors and distinguished visitors, the students
en masse, and the bellies In their gayest attire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
by Grubl,s & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Rank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
~ TION OF THAT VERY VALUABLE Is
TATE KNOWN AS NEWSSTAND, FORMERLY
OWNED by EDWARD cox. AND MORE RE-
GENTLY BY iiON.WlLLLAM BOrLWhRF, ON
JAMES RIVER ABOUT NINE MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, AND CONTAINING ONE THOU
ACRES-This most valuable property vii! lie sold
at auction, upon the promises. on MONDAY, July
lst ut L. O'Clock NJ, by the undersigned, commits
sioncrs OF the Circuit Court Of King aud Queen
county by virtue of decree entered At It's term for
May, ISL. The larger portion Is cleared aud In
high state of improvement: IS acres In wheat moai
Of which Il seeded with timothy and clover: T0acIc
In clover to cut this spring; 25o acres prepared for
corn; an orchard of aionl 5000 peach trees; four
small dwellings suitably situated for tenants who
may cultivate the farm, AMI usual ont Pr chc;,,-
More than $50 acres are rslr lass r his farm las
late SOIL much priced for - The mos, ,,rnduciIyr
always been regarded a.. iecn cultivated wIh great
u f ~ ii produced tooo bushels wheat i!'0o
P , rorn besides other crops. ,,.
n fronts about three miles on tF river i'tnu.'
,,nnratlvrly little lenciRg, AMI has very de'P VIZ
Tho property Will I've sold ~ "hole OF suou-
vlLed. may he dei"an n 90 win rS, L.. coli, aud
II utGreu. crops Stock, Sc, Will aiso be soiu anu
immediate possession given.
We invite special attention to this truly valuable
estate and will furnish such additional particulars
rs may liz desired.
plat of the property may be- seen ut The office OF
the auctlOnerrS. $780,,
TERMS: Onc-thrd cash; balance at one anil Two
years for bonds carrying Interest from ne day Oh
sale. - u. Dr.m.,,
Special Commissioners
q NFfu A
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.



LoSDoE, June 2J.-The Times, comment
ing on the :lockollt" of the various build
ing craftsmen (some %, 900 in numberl, says:
"Tle inevitable result of the trade disputes
will be an incredible increase in the prices of
the products with which England supplies
the world; that the consequent loss to Eng
land will make coal and iron dear, and that
i'm consequence England will lose the adj
vantage Of her resources and products"
The storm which prevailed yesterday af-
ternOon was most severe in the midland
counties, where Mt some points the fury OF
the tempest was without precedent. The
storm was particularly destructive in Stat
ford county. In the town OF Stafford, the
county-seat station of the London and North
western railway and IL number Of other
buildings We're Inluofcd by HE wind and
completely wrecked. Many buildings and
trees at other points We're struck by light
ming. In that portion Of the country lying
between the towns of Stafford and Wolver-
hampton the crops were prostI1ted and. de-
stroyed.
ROME, june 25.-Thc Pope to-day received
the members Of the German Literary Club Of
this city, and in his remarks used the follow
ing language:
"The persecution of Catholics has COM
menccd in Germany, but they display courage
under af1liction, and have notified the Ger
man Government that the persecution OF the
Church is folly. The Church," said the
holy father, "remains triumphant. We
have asked Prince Bismarck how it is that
the once-coNtcnted German bishops have, ac-
cording to the expressed belief Of the Ger
man Government, been suddenly transformed
into dangerous conspirators, but no reply has
yet been received. Let us pray our Father
in Heaven that the stone may fall that will
complete the overthrow OF Colossus"
Re-assembiing of the Geneva Arbitration.
GENEVA, June 25.-In obedience to the
summons of Count Sclopes, the Alabama
claims arbitration tribunal reassembled in the
Hotel de Vile this afternoon at 20 minutes to
O'Clock, and remained in session until
O'Clock, and then adjourned to meet again
on Thursday. The deliberations We're con-
Quoted secretly.
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@>ss><~S.-@s-@--.raSs
By WeiiinGtab Sotdfn,
Aiinti0Reer and Real Estate Agent, -
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
T,HlE: BEAU AND ATTRACTIVE

THE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
ON TIE BROOK TURNPIKE, ONE AND A
QUARTER MILES NORTH OF RfCIIMOSD.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ONE AND A HALE AEisE :5. iSCLuDISG All.
OF THE VALUABLE STOCK THEREON. ONE
PREMIUM AI1IERNExs BULL TILE.
MuLE &c, FOR SALE AT
request 81 The Hon. James EydIs shall sell nc
July lsT., commencing. at O'Clock r. NJ, his late
residence" Lnbnnan, iips immediately opposite
the nursery OF Franklin Davis Il Co., one mile and
q quarter from, the city. SIS
II Hcs more beautifully than any farm I'm Tho
county, being bounded by tli Brook turnpseon tie
east. by the Hermitage road on tho west, aud by
road interesting them at right angles on the north
bitches, and. well enclosed by ditch and plank
fence. r. 1@f.seas1.s' - #1 vs. - : =
The dwelling Is provided with all the comforts OF
town as well IS country house. and the 9rounisaFe
beautifully laid ont. The oyerseers house, stables
barns servants houses, and Kitchen OF the sst
kind. The farm contains 1919 acres, and Is in fine
tilh. s-.,.,ss -
Lands around Richmond arc daily increasing in
value. and the early completion of tie Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad will doubtless still enhance their
value. .s g's
After the sale Of the land (Which will he sold AZ
whole, or divided Into small parcels according to
plat ~ be * bibied nj the sile,l the stock OF iIES
CATTLE, FARMING IMPL ESlESTS, &C., win
b. sold. Besides several excellent YOUNG MULES,
there WIN be sold several FINE MICH COWS
and one superior, first premiums ALDERNEY
BULL. .-.
The terms for Tho land, which win be very ac-
commotlatiDg, Will bc MAIDS know at the hour OF
sale. : W. GbDDlS,
il ?5-etawtts AactioHerr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
by Moody ( Royal,
Real Estate Agents and auctionerrs,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Nnnrlhnsfl.r Nn.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TUE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER, YA.-ih pursuance
of decree OF tire County Court or cherterheld
county, at The June term. is7. Ia The case OF IsnSS
rs. jerks, the undersigned, special commissioner
viii offer for sale at public auction, on THE premises.
on SATURDAY the !sh ,kay OF June, la13, nt !, ,
o'clock u. NJ, the BRICK and WOOD SIbRE.
owned 10y the late A. A. jerks, situated IN tee south
side of Hull street between Sixth nnd oNchtii
sTccts, fronting 81 feet and running back lG5 feet.
This valuable buIl,lng has inn storcrooni. hlgtiy
Suitable rs business stand being nearly III ti.e
centre OF the town, and only baif square rom Sc
yenth street, the main avenue 10 me Tree 1fiuse Do
aide. IL h,:; rooms above the store, ana the sitil;l.
lion being IL good neighborhood, makes II hiyhiy
eligible rs 4 dwelling.
Thrre are several OuT-BUILDINGS In the rear
of The slore-bnildlng, suitable for storage &c.
Parties wishing to make good INVESTMENT are
requested to attend this sale. a.,
fETMs: One-fourth cash; balance upon 4 credit
of three six, and nine months, negotiable notes
with eight per cent. Interest st,!d,ai, properly ci-
.icrsed the title elng rca ncd until the whole nr
cilasu money Is paid and Conveyance ordered by
tio GOVT JAMES 4. ILAEkE,
~ Special ConlniIsioncr
Nnnoy & RoYALL, Auctionecrs. jest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE rs, 1872.


Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer
chanI..c aut paa.ci!gcrs, l.. b. Tatuln, agent
-SrhOoner W. q. Ghce, Watt, Phladephs, coal, 8.
srno":cr W. II. Trayers, Coster, IIavre do Grace,
Sci .i .; lanaI Warwick speddln, Georgetown
Srho"nar Annie johnson, PHILADELPHIA COAL E.
Srh'ont: Ely. Air4cnry, Philadelphia, COAL 8. p
Sch"6ncg C,sl,cl Iicft shoe, Philadelphia, COAL
Schooner Bee. IIcrm, Phadelp hia, coal, 3. H.
Schooner Sue. Cummings North Carolina, shin-
.l,.s, Il. II. Whiilntt.
Schooner :. X. Sharpe, sharpe Gcorgetown coal,
Ballinnlr E!i..h Company.
Sloop N:tulico, Oiutcn, Philadelphia, coal, -.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Freeman, Baltimore, mer-
clnliidi>c and stsscnetrs iuwilciil Stei'hDoal Ioh
pany. ,. -y,,. ,or
clI.u,ii.c and paSseupcrs. John w. Wyatt.
Sch,n,ler Hope. Mitchell, baltimore ria Warwick
yer. I.Inicr, Curtis & Parker.
pbilaGriuI,ia railroad ties. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner i. i. Wharton, Bonsil, Stamford et'
bark, Myers & G"o'l:nan
CLEARED :OR THIS PORT.
New YORK, June 21.-SchoOner Industry, di-
MEMORANDA.
The Pauline, Drcvar. for city Point, s'iled from
i,nrunnl an the 10Th Instant.
Tin. Ma,ui. pritchar,l for City Point, cleared at
ii,crpin,l on the sill ihsLihi-
rhr Inc r. .JunrI, for City Point. entered outward
ut / iyrr.l onl OH the 18th instant.
Arrived at Providence the .2d, schooner Sears
Vile Chase 0slurnc's landing. $50 tons OF coal. .
Arrived at lOSton Oh the 2?'l, schooner AIM H.
Crar.,rr. Cramrrr. from Virginia.
Arrived III rhiaslel phia on the Goth, schooner
Rising sun. Owens, from james river.
The schooner james II. Gallagher, which was dls-
m,.:rI willie Oh 4 late trip from Richmond to
Washington, arrived at Alexandria on Monday for
repairs. -
.i,rry POINT. i. unr 25.--Passcd up schooners j. H.
Lakewood. Baltimore. aud j. II. W ians, for Rich
mau. Arrived, schooner Annie Bnrlinn Tor Ricii-
Inond also schoouers Harhsrrahlhc and Lucy d.,
with luu and ish. for Petersburg and Richmond
Arrived al Goose Hill Flats. Norwegian bark Rcgh-
lus, railroad iron. for City Point.
FORTREsS MONROE, June 25.-Passcd out, ship
Ro,!n, for Panama; bark Loul "a, from CITY Point
for Rio; bark Pomona, from Norfolk Tor ialernio !,
and sch1onnIs j. H. Lockwood and j. II. Rapp. for
New York Sailed. bark Clio for baltimore. Ar
rived bark Uzziah, from Ri0 tur orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NOW York ssock aud Money Marss'

<ow Work. Stock aud Money MarsS@'
New YORK, June e5.-Money easy nj > 10 o
,er cont Exchange quiet and firm y: 10 Va
Gold, 1i2l 10 1883. Loans, 10 o 10, cry 10y,
;ng New is, 1taa; 'si's, 119a; CPS, 1875.
states dull; South Cardinals firm; North
Csro,ina's strong. Tennessee's. 74a; new, 7a2.
virginia. a; new, so. Louisiana's, "a; new
~ Leyee,s, So; s's, "a. Aiaban,a's 81;
SIS, 60. Georgia's, 30; ''s, 50. North Caro-
lina's, "a; new, zig. South Car"lIn'S' '2s
new. 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
RESTAERAS1'S.

TETELLE, No. l2D4 Main street, is fully
~ fortified against summers hca.. Sr-,
W hat with one cx p-Geut and another II aH325SE
vii! 20 hard # he doesn't keep his GU Gu, 49,
ahle let tine summer god rage never so icrcciy.
His EARDtk has the best products OF the season.
from the tropics Ia the lakes which are served In
the BEST STYLE OF ART
His EAR Ii the best both FIR skilfl brewing nni
superior liquors uuequaI!e'l In this city. ]! win
these and Ices aud cooling mineral wafer. Echti'-
men can't keen cool then the weather must bs ~ hot
as vcSih ilis itself, ,..,
Thank IN, rIr slst favors he rcnews his Invitation
to the public, and promises &i'isitcii"h u 'L 10 l"
bc found In this world. w
Come. and iet's have daily :. peace jubilee III
horn that IL more mellow than any 81 ilnsc 81
Boston. ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26

New York, June 25.-No more jurors
! nd been obtained in the Stokes case at noon
to-day. Of The many Jurors called there
was not one who had not formed an impress
sion, expressed an opinion, or had 4 bias or
prejudice. The jury, when completed, Will
be much more intelligent than that OF amy
murder trial here for years. This much Is
due to the new jury law passed last winter,
which does not exclude person for having
expressed an opinion or formed az impress
e,if
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, June 25.--Northeriy to west,
erly winds and clear weather WI pre'a,'
very generally on "Wednesday over Inc So'.n
Atlantic and Middle States. Northeriy 70
easterly winds, backing to westerly ana
northeriy, and clearing weather Ior ua Nem
England by or on WEDNESDAY Inorn ,i,I;s,
Clear and partially cloudy weather anu no n ns,
to fresh winds from the huli 10 t',e oi''o
Valley, and thence to Lake Er'e anu upper
lake region. Increasing cloud!ncsS' lre'h 10
brisk winds, and possibly ram Tor rue Nor'it-
west and Missouri. Brisk easteriy Wthus
will probably prevail tonight from Nc"
.Icrsey to Maine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
..,..,,,ar Tohaee., Decision.

WAsH1yaToy, June 25.--The commissioner
of Internal Revenue las decided that toaacco
arriving in q collection district under trans ms
nortation bond since June 9Th, for " hlch the
warehousing bond has not hcen given, may
be returned TO the factory and the bond can
celled or held by the collector on transpoIta,
fion bond till July 1st, and said bond cancelled
BY the payment of the tax Of twenty cents cent
nv stamps Immediately affixed and cancelled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
f;y james NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Aucionecr,
Office No. lilo Main street.

IIGE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
IL ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CUMBEHL AND
BEIW ZEN LAUREL AND CHERRY STREETS.
Sidney, FOK SALE AT AUCTION.-Willb Ike sold
PREMISES ut 6 O'Clock Z. NJ, the lots rs abova
located each fronting 20 feet Cumberland street,
and running back llu feet to alley 10 feet wide.
Cherry between Beverly and Albcmarc streets,
fronting 80 by $50 feet To IN alley eight feet wide
TERMS: Onc-iUurlh cash; balance at SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by decd Of trust.
IT, 20 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, huctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RIcRstoSn, VA June IS, ls7z. :.
sftEEt7spTNC:E

wuEAT-Wh bite. e. bfs:!els nan. l:cd, % bushels
old 80 l@SE@'. - 'S< 3stS -
! CoRS.--Wlite, ss4- bushels. ~ @
0ATS--35s bushels. -.-t.f
FIouE.-Faniiy, new, 5s barrels.
800 SALES.
ConY-WhIte, II bushels prime at s7c.; 50 bushels
good private terms 10 bushels common nc s0c.-
total. l3t bushels. ....--..,I,,..., sst,E 80
OATs-so bushels western Mt &C.: /: bti5els
mon spring nj Ssc.--total, a. bushels.
FLotrE.-lO iarrels new family ut BIZ. 81.
- RE-ESHIBlTED. .a
WHEAT.-Rc.l, 20 bushels. 80, .;....; fIgt-
CORN.-WEte, 80 bushels. $3.50.
q. NEW FLoUB.--The first new hour Of this seascn
was offered on Change yesterday by Messrs. Tyler's
sou & CO.. and was made by Messrs. N. Slaughter &
Son, Excelsior Mills, fredericksburg, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
r1 By Wellington Go6iin,
Alrtioncrr and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Rank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
i BUILDING Lot ON THE WEST LISEDE
TWENTIETH BETWEEN GRACE AND
BROAD STREEfS.-As trustee In u certain deeI
OF trust bearing date 18th May ISL. duly recorded
I'm Richmond Chailcery Court In Deed Book NO "
A, page sil. shall, So execution thereof prSceSa -
tine 9Th July, 1879, commencing at o'clock Fan,
fair f not tle frs. fair day thereafter ths aEAL
ESTATE conveyed y the said deed, fronuhS % ley.
on said west line OF Twentieth street. running mack
l2D feet to an alley 20 feet wide ,,,o !,
TERMS Enough i cas-, T. a s'sIy ss a III %, o.
cr,,in., nm credit as to $l9375 until 10Th
May sis sIs, s as y aa1s ll . . ;sta
May la with ipssrss hn s ats ger se s ne
shall I've appouneed at the hour Of sale. ass
q. % w. GODDiS, Trustee. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
! ne, .s.,e...es 60 che state G,onvsntisn.

L1prrry, VA, June s5.-At a Conserve
five mass meeting for Bedford county the
following delegates were appointed to INC
State Convention: w. w. Berry, James I.
IIoleomb, G.. AZ. C,mdifT, William Cornelius,
J. sIiccr. NJ. w. Radfcrt, W. +. Graves
with w. C. Douglass as alternate. The '1 can
ddates for Congress addressed the meeting.
A county convention was appointed for July
court, whin,, will send delegates to the Con-
cressioral Convention to he held in Lyncl-
burg OIL the LIST Of August.
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GRUBHS 4 WfLI.tAM'
Isy Lee & Goillln. Auclioncers,
No. lll3 Main street.

GALE OF THIRTY BUILDING LOTS
y ON THE FAST AND WEST LINE or
FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS, As EXTENDED
BEYOND PAKEH STREET AND KNOWN A.
SMITHS HILL, AT AUCTloN.-On THURS,
DAY next. June .1th. At . T. NJ, We VII sell
Thirty VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ~ de-
scribcd above each fronting thirty feet on tllih and
Sixth streets and extending back one hundred ana
twenty-five feet To an alley sixteen feet Wide.
This property l. cliyihly located and should attract
the attention of capitalists as well rs OF PERSONS
seeking sites for private residences. being convent
rut to the business parts Of IT," city AMI havih%
free air and beautiful surrounding scenery.
LEE Il GDDDlN,
10 oo.td huctiouceis
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Coroner's Verdict in the Recent Rail
road Disaster.

BELLEy1IIE, June 25.-The coroncr'S jury
of inquest into the cause OF The recent acr'-
dent on the Grand Trunk railroad ma that
the disaster was purely accidental, that the
track was III good condition, AMI that nc
engineer WIS sober, etli"lrl'i, ana c"fc'hi
officer, and died at his post.
A dispatch says that many more OF lhe
victims of the disaster are rapidly sinking.
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%nIy York Items.

NEW YORK, June 25.~-ll"ratio seymour
hoo hecu made Sachcm Of TamiIriny.
A boy five years old was shockinsly mutt
lated Yesterday by leopard in Central PARK
Peter Cooper condemns the strikers. lie
has contributed nothing to sustain them.
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BY ". G0ddin,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TIVE HANDSOME LOTS IN SID
T. EEY. -FOUR ON PINE STREET AND ONE
ON LAUREL STREET, FOR SALE AT IL. AZ -,
\ tTJfH DAY the Goth Of june, lsf2, Ut 0'clocK
+. NJ, those -FOUR BEAUTIFUL LOTS in
4 Iuare No. 8, adjoining the har. tisome re- dence
OF MIR Joseph +. Powell, fronting together ilv feet
on The west line of Pine street, running lack lis
feet to al alley twenty feet wide. Also, PART on
LOT No g. In square No L., fronting 80 feet on thn
west line Of Laurel street running back 1870 feet To
IN alley These are amongst the most beautiful and
attractive lots Ia that gerry iHprooi"g part OF the
city. . .. d
eight months for negotiable notes. Interest aided
soSemr.i Inv n trust deed, W. GODDiS,
10 as - Auctioucer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-26
ISy Lyme K Brother,
huctiOnccrs and Real F.sthlt hgrhi3'
No. 1.I1 Main street.

rBNPIJSTEES SALE OF a LOT WITH
4 A FRAMED IIDlSETIiEREOS,S STU ATED
ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD RErW len
TWENTY FIFTH AND TM \ + Us AT II
STREETS, CHURCH I'LL l., At AttIioS;-By
Scott dated 10Th May, iS6, oil record In the clerk
Office Of the Richmond fhInccry Court, to the un-
,lcrsiguc as trustees, shall II the request of The
,bepehciarirs therein named sell al public auction,
on the premises. on SATUkUA y, 10Th June, lss:,
AT O'clock L. NJ. the above described property
The LOT has front III II by loo feel
TEnus: Al sale i. e.. MONCURE,
A. r.. CHANDLER,
suI..liluiesi TRUSTEES, &c.
Sale conducted by LYME & BROTHER, hnc-
ttnmrrrs NY ~