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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-02
A Word to I'll Wise is Sufficient,

Nearly evey nan, I'm returning home after
short absence, desires To carry some little
memcnto to the "dear ones NJ home" IL Is
presumed that ministers are no exceptions
TO tue rule. We would therefore say To all
in our midst that WllEAr'S Is good place
to "go to-" We are assured that II is his uni
form custom TO divide his profits with all
ministers who may putroniZr his mouse.
297d3t
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rnc onIclal Paper Of the olIy


va ..,s the facilities a"d n'c work.
ears % do q. good ~oE.' ~" ~ W
s.,. ,.,c., m san be- done nny"hr'e'
.ua ". ,asan 10 do n. Bri"E y""'
Pin. Job work 90 THE DAILY HER
AIN oYrrcE. Corner Tim and iio""'
ton streets.
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ca EiY TIE NEWS!

Tho MISSOURI, KANSAS AND rEXAS
RAIN Az having cumi'lr ted and open, Il
.ur.hi,ihesS their Northeastern Extension
4 .s,0hu Division t.uIn StdIlid to HJnni-
t.. ug..u.W rurtL, turir EtcIlu,,y Elu.p-
.uus through % Hannibal WitdOut
rueug',
syHlt iowa, Wisconsin Minnesota, the Up-
iicr Nj ,,.,,I.pi Region, Northern uuisCln-
ii,ii hl.sois, tuict-n. Michiit luuuj tur Gu;it
Su.tl. asst, viii hu4 tii. thc ShOr, %, Cheap.
,.st a,1H q Ilc..t-i tUulv.
fh.uu -.it.u> NIli continue tu ran tt;uuRu
go sd. IHHi, Wit scout cugnsv, via e. ,J,I.,, a.
I-f.lu4o,s. ....
TtiOS. DORWIN,
o. cent PASSENGER NferAt, 80. i4ulls. $40.
JAMES u. BRuu -
81 urru .lrket Agent, St,fUia 80.
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j, %, Browne g 60, have just received d.
rect IRON im 'or'r', u khlpmrnl of genuine
Holland SIN spWlsh shruy Nc nch port
ana Frnoh bMu,3 RIl Imp tI ual' ana
eco bpm, o tla iIull liqupt l,r wo,1d If
mnr. a.suoi goo ilgd Barrel, Elm street,
?Adat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-02
The Pacific Road Open I. shreyepor,.

AT meeting Of the City Council
last night, resolution to raise the
quarantine between this city and
Shreveport was passed, and trains will
run regularly to and from the latter
city, OH and after Monday next.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-02

Philip Worlein, wnOIr'nlc ana rttall dtHI'
or IN pnuu, tnd Organs, Office nhd sales
rooms Nus. H-lU litronnu street. New Or
lonns. QuuliliuB better prlcps lower ana
turni- more favorable thun NJ amy establish
ment South. Large siles filly attest THESE
stulrmrnt', Pianos sold on payments oi
sl2 20 aud "a = rmonlh II preferred. Phii'p
wurlplu's is lne oldest music housr, ana also
tho largest plnno nud organ House IN New
Orleans. uup-iuurlh million copies sheet
music Of M kinds. send for price list ANA
catalogue.
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uUTCnISsi
Town Ia,. for saie.

Twelve lots Zone bloclsl, on the pr'holpa'
hnaIuees street Of the town Of iinlci'lhr' on
tlle Central ,ltailroad, In Dallas county !"
sale at low prices Apply 70 ,,,,to
,.,n,,, Herald Ohlce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-02

Fresh teas, mackcrel, halibut, salmon,
grits and hominy. hamsand breakfast bacon
are among the new invoices Just received at
Ullmnnn Il CO.'S, corner Main and Jefferson
streets HAYS old building). agdtr
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TFNI " NINIIVVH''
227dlw Opposite Postoui e, Dallas.
Knnn Ynnr raet Warn,.

1000 pairs OF Brosans for sale ut Ludwig'S
shoe St.re, cheaper than they can be laid
down In Dtllus, from NV York IN rchants.
Drop In If you want n bargain.
W. b. LUDWIG,
2,il2t Min ,tt,,t, - ),3itu Foundry
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1t is economy to USE Dunham'S Yeast Pow
der. For purity and strength ii uasno equal
All who usr it, like IL, and recommend IL To
their nciglIborS, Observation-Disclosures
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RrioI, St,re ao,se FOR Rant.


rhe store house now occupied 10y the under
signed. Also, the front office up stairs In the
same bu lding, formerly occupied hc Field ~
Nowlan.
l7Sdtf PRATllER ~ MURPHY
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Ullmann & ca. have fresh and heavy lines
Of all kinds OF groceries, arrived ye,HrinS.
Call and see them. 2E-dtl
terms. lsfii
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-02

Five Gases Ladies' and Misses
Las;ing CATERS, TO be closed
cant cheaper shan the same
goods have ever Been sold In
DNllas, All WnE.AT'S.
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Walher's Tonic Bitters.

Best tunc known for chills fevcrs, consti-
patton aud Indigestion. For sale in Dallas
by j. j. FENDLhI,
lSjd3m Oiiicr saloon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-02

That whispering all around tnwn-win,t *
~ Gentlenan talking about the gcod Nv
ing at the most popular Hotel IN Dallas.
Which. the Commercial Ilousc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-02

FRANKLIN & Penn have ju q n crivet u
magnificent assortment 81 miFtllSh ous
books Call and sre Tor yodrSelE
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The NJ s-HNRl, KANSAS AND TEXAS
rs AILvAi. Win lts COM! ctluus. IS the
;t.eu 81. Nui--tst aud only bii a., huutc
tom Hii points in Q XiS. the Indian NUiiOn
nBd southern X tnsi's 10 ~. Louis. Hannibal,
Chicago ami al proiniuent Eastern points.
uatt s. low nud tinir quicker thuH any other
road Co.. ga. mG.E,t.
An ciUims TOT luss, damage or oycrrharge
promptly s.ttl.d.
Merchants ordering goods nom the East
viii save time Nnd money hy consigning
them care Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
way.
y. a. FREER,
Gent E1sicrii Ae' ri, - broadway, NY.
u. u. y liIlAMS,
AGENT Is Clark sifc Chicago.
q -. ". IIi.LEl,
Contracting ageht. ~ Walnut street,
II. Louis, Mo.
W.NABt,
AGENT. Hlnnlbni, Mo.
~ BVlttIi.
i'outfsriing Agent. u ilias, Texas.
". Y. ROBINSON,
,;..r1 f,--ieif w. nj ss-inila. Mn.
.sOsrERS, DoHg' ~, Client + aud ev' ~
L kind oi Piinting executed iu the neat I
siylts aud ~ tiie shortest notice at The f1R-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-02

IA stock of green aud black tens at j. H.
u WINS 4 Co,'s, for lincnoss Of mayor chh'l
bp uuunlud tins side ii China, 21ldlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-02

COmul3 nl Hotel Tor tple ~ u blrgaih'
fronting In itrt on Elm ana 100 feet on JEFF
lulNOn su0rlb,
9ODdtf =. u. BLAKE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-02

In addition TO every Il seiipiion OF wo'k
usually ptrtaininy to Il silsh, doo and blind
me ots. AM nor prepared diofi special
Inducements to parIiss Wishing any outside
work such Is ,soune'rs, shelving, store frons :.
nous, bu ldlng In all its hranehes, will here
aficr /, y sp-eialis; pans and specifications
furnished. ~ ny description Of outside jobs
d. r. GROVES
2ls-diw Dallas Pianlnx hlfIs.
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G. II. Beauchamp. on Main street, opposite
the foundry has builders and other hard
ware which he Is closing out very CHEAP.
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Goto Franklin 4 fenn's, Main street, TO
subscribe for any paper or mngaAine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-02

q, II. Baanyhump, on Main suuel, opposite
tl, fouudry, has lug0 stock ofschool ana
miscellaneous books, which he il closing out
yr,Y low iVedll
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the foundry, brslhes general merchandise.
keeps the best family groceries. Fry lhvm
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THnurGn FIRE CIT,
COWNECTYO S.

Clos. cnnurc'lons mr. mad ut Inferno
Itulql junction with International rtd, An,
ai Mitnrt,ll With Houston md Great No g..
900! ru1d ~ Houston. GaiN"~i' n, Tyler, ana
lIl uih-i point south; hi r'Nn Genital rtn
it,s with Houston and texas Central .G0d q
sherman. u III ON. and all loiiit an Dc
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas iutd uud tn
Nnth. ais'' FONTS S'uih.
IOuN r. DICKSON,
G,ucnil superintendent.
q. II. NEWMAN,
tirnrrui Passenger i.tlit. lA2'tNwtt
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Pare liquors import d uleHud polternt
20 ~ j h. DOWNS CO.'S
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2lIlf LOUIS fCs?a 5.37FARD

SALT LOUIS fCgFa EASTWARD
Thr,ampl, ton oftin Missnuii. Kansas and
'rexnS Railway, fl,Iu Ill, Moth 90 y IisOn,
Texas, hiss ot nd mp Two ilr't-ciaSS ,n.l-rnil
ruutes To IT. Louis ana tu East. NJ Niniin.
;ga miles from II. Louis. the tslius Of this
"Pioneor Line rom the North roi.nect slth
trains Of that now and splcndidly bull line,
the Atlantic and Pacific RAILROAD, q I'd al
Sgdnlia, ls9 miles nom X. Louis, they con-
meet with the popular Missouri Pacific Rail-
road. Either rout. j. good one-tluioughly
equipped with nil modern improve ments-
aud lairis its isisS ug ~ Ia -. Onis, tile me
tIopOllS ufth, finai Wrsi, ~ time To- connect
with eleven through routes 10 the North,
South nul Erst.
The #. fsili- Route Is destined 10 become
the popular one To nll points East. PaSsen-
gers nave n ffre chnice OF routes over the
Missouri, kauSas aud Texas | ailway: Via
Ninita and the Atlantic md Pacific Rail
ruai. or via Sssniia and the Missouri Pacific
Railroad. Full information may be obtained
at the offices Of the Houston and Texas Cen-
trial Railroad, III Paso Mail Line, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway, or upon address,
ina +. A. Fund. General Passenger Agent, ~.
Louis. Missouri. 2lviy
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e bnrrels Irish potato. y,
~ barrels large rcd onions,
- Kegs choice syrup,
- l,tg, Louisiana mulnsscs,
For sale TO the fral comrrs by
. idlw j. l.. GOWNS & "
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A nlght ollR as b,tu or gnni2cd at the
Dallas Telegraph Institute for those unable
to ATTEND during tne day. Tuition fee mod
crate. Apply ~
92jdlw IL r, BASYE.
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Oyelc,a.

RECEIVED EVERY DAY BY lNrlIhSS,
only 80 hours from RalIimou,nt the depot
oppoSit tn Plst0hita Uur oy.rlR b Ing
put up expressly Tor TN IIo tot 70 AS soon ns
taken from tno shrll, packed on lee, md
shipped on the lightning Xpn"e i,om RAlli-
more At st. Louis and Parsons tlF Ato r'
packed IN Ice, and win arrive here a. fresh
as though ju t taken from th ST. H. Not Is,
restaurants aud families euppiiri On tUv
most liberal terms. For oysters fresh from
the shell call on
DENT Il NICHOLS.
22,dlw Opposite Postotii g, Dallas.
Ladies' hand-m ,do white kid Slipp ~, too
beautiful to look at, at w. d. LUDWlGS
2yydgt Root and Shot store.
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WI redo people get good liquors? There
Is Int oar place and thM at tn Commercial
Hot. bar ia, Is always point ana attcn-
i've
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-14

TOR RENT, that eligibly-located and an
n convenientlyAarranged Office, No lib Main E:3
street ad oining the Office Of the undersigned with
vault. water, gas, and all necessary conyenienccs.
hpplyto RlCHAkDSoS CO.
an ic-it lib Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-14
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
GALE OF THE RICH MON ID AND
L 4 Ii L II .

GALE OF THE RICHMON ID AND
- YORK RIVER RAILROAD.-By virtue Of
decree of the lhancery Court OF the city OF Rich
River Railroad Company rs. j. Prosser abb and
Robert II. Maury, trustees and ProsSer IahD anu
Koi,ert II. Malry, trustees. rs. The Rlchmond ana
York River Railroad ompsny snesn on S nc ise e
Manifestations Of Messrs. Grubos Williams, no;
EicyeI.s street. Richmond. Va, on FRIDAY the
I'd day Of May. 1878. ut the hour OF "a d., all the
or offith{ lie KICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY, including Its roadway, rails,
cross-es, depots sidings, cars, engines, tenders,
and nl ether property whatsoever ever
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging 70 said com
pany except its chooses In action and debts due or to
become due 10 u.
HE TERMS OF SALE WILL. BE AS FOLLOWS:
residue Of the purchase money shall Ike payable as
follows $4,000 on the st Of January. 1871, with In
terst at the rate Of per cent. per annIm from the
day of sale. payable semi-annnally $20000o on the
per cent. per anhun from the day OF sale. payable
semi-annually; and the remainder of such purchase
money the LIST day Jauary, 1871 with Interest
at the rate OF per cent. per annum from the day OF
TO the RATIFICATION rejection Of Tic court and pos
session not to- 6e delivered until sla sale has been
ratified by the court the deferred payments IL lie
secured by decd % trust the rrcEcrty sold. such
ae eapiss S take so S that the Il sale
aud conveyance viii be to extingnlsh the said CON-
pliiy and make the purchaser or purchasers y body
corporate. e n, - -
sSf shss pR Ms'
tees. J..Pk0sSEk lAhR,z.
-sasl t-t ROBERT II. -MAURY, L.
3ass-ta Surviving Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-14
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A MAG
" NIFICENT JAMES RIVER FARM, LOCA-
TED IN POWHATAN COUNTY, VA, ADIOlN-
ING THELANDS OF WILLIAM w. NICHAUE
AND OrHERS.-By virtue Of decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Powbatan at the October term, lsC9
In u certain suit styled Royals guardian rS Roy
aIs heirs, shall expose for sale ut public auction
on MONDAY, May 5, 1s73 THAT being couIt-day), al
l. o'clock 81, IN front Of the courthouse door of
said county, that handsome and beautifully located
FARM known as KELONa, lying Immediately ON
james river, containing SIX HUNDRED AND
FURTY-SlX ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
l0) acres III James River low-yrounds rs productive
as any on the river; about 35U in high state Of cui-
tiratfOn, and the balance In wood-oak and pine
There Is handsome framed house on the farm con-
tanning from six TO eight rooms kitchen, stables,
barns, lobaccO-mrns, aud all other Out-buillingS
usually found OH u first-clasS james River farm.
Fine orchard of all kinds of frui trees. No BITTER
neghborhood 10 be found Ill Virginia. Convenient
10 churches Of various denominations. About two
miles from Nichaux ferry, and immediately oppo-
site Loeb Lohmou, where persons can take the
packet, which passes tri-weekly to and from Rich
Inoud.
This beautiful place should engage the attention
Of I'LL who are IN quest OF such property surrounded
with so many comforts and advantages.
TERMS: One-fOuIth cash i; ialance upon q credit
Of one two, and three years for bonds bearing six
per cent interest from day Of sale; the title being
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
WILLS !. DANCE, Commissioner. .
MOODY & ROYAL, AucfionccrS. ap 0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-14
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II, Bis.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II, lsis.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Rlakeman, New YORK
merchandise anu passengers. George w. Alleu q
Steamer Empire, Gautier. Philadelphia merchan-
disc and passengers, W. 7. Porter. ,,>,.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Gttlorh, Norlolk' mel
cilanGise aud passengers. H. b. Iath'h' agent
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghcgan. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Powhatah Stcanlpoat
Company.
Steamship Richmond. Blakeman, New YORK m na
chnnGise and passengers, George W. Allen d Co..
"e'D'' CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
.Schooners j. 7. Kelsey, steellial, and VI: Z.
Blyard, Camp, cleared at New o'S l"'h 'nS'n' hoi
N'enn'0A' MEMORANDA.
Nellie Burns, Eldridge, Virginia. for Boston. ar
rived ut VINEYARD Haven, 9th.
Schooner Charlotte Brown, Baker, virginia, sai'eo
Arrived at New York April 10th. from Virginia ::
I'eeS. C. A. Hoyt. Iicacon; Mary Wood Arthur:
Hattie Jane. Shovel NJ. a. Brown. brown; Salllc
Ann, Wiels ~ Martin, Decker; Excl id tan-
Freeman; j. a. Chamberlain, Robinson; Jacob
brds Eobnson l. T. aSpk h1sib e5ef bnrby
SapoeGHn k kpo%n T Pason Neon siee
man, CANDY; John Tway, Hazeton; Isle of Pines
Scnll Exertien. Lyman; .. H. Booth Longsreet ;
Neptune, Bowles. for New Haven; y. n. Bclden,
II iris m for New IlIvcn; II. +. Buter, Strickland,
for New Haven; NJ. 4. Pratt. Pratt, for New lia-
ven: A. :. Carl, Petite, for New Haven; Miranda.
Hardy. for New Haven; General Shel dan, Stewart,
for New Haven: II. Il. smith. Higgins, for Fair
haven. , ,.,,,
Hamilton, New Haven, for Virginia Charley Mil
Ter, White, Virginia, for New Haven: hattie Hail.
Hopkins, Virginia, for New Haven; William But
Ter Knowles. Virginia, IL Boston; Allie II. Btlde,
Erickson, Virginia, for New Haven: Mira A. Pratt,
Adams, Virginia, for New Haven William 4. smith,
Smith, Virginia, for Gloucester.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The pjlots OF steamer StonngtOn report the fog
hell on Cornfeld Light Boat dong island Souud)
brok G H. and cannot be heard but short distance.
2 lBY TELEGRAPH.l ILL.,.
FORTRESS MONROE, April l9.-Thc following
vessels passed out to-day: Bark Princess Alex
andria from Norfolk for IT. Croix: brig Romance,
Norfolk, for Ncovssa; brig orl"ff. from Norfolk
for Wilmington, n. c.; brig Virginia ia"e, from
Richmond for Rio; brig HelIs, lrom Rio for New
York; schooner j. i NJ. Morrison, from james
river for New York; schooner, Eunice, Rich, from
Tangier for Boston.
NEW York, April l2.-Arryed out, steamships
Abs sSini1 and Lcpsic.
New YORK. April l9-Arrived, steamship CALI
b.ia,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-14
BY Lyme &c Brother,
Aucuoncers and Real Estate Agents,
no. lal2 Main street.

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
~ BEATTlETL ASn t ATM iThB * TIE He
S S1KTh LISE q MAiS SIkEbEyT, s ANP q =
W IF ONE sQTAkE Of TRG Sc N9 ~ Nn
&. $. Palmer, Al PUBLIC AUCTION
We sh, sell st pphhYe tho a ,sih y of on Apr
:5 Commencing q ocI"rk ~ four lie Dstn,i tha
nth Ine IF Franklin street. fronting respectively
2s a. S5 and 81 by lao feet incl to an alley ana
TWO LOTS IN rear of the Above, frontlne on the
east line of Henry street respectively 81 feet 2inches
and ?! feet by ll9 feet +, an alley. .
Also. nine handsome LOTS fronting on the north
line VI Main street respectively 90, 90, 20, 29Se, &c.
3O 40 by l26 feet inches TO an alley.
These lots are, without amy exception. the most
valuable In the city for building purposes, ana
IL IS VERY seldom such property is offered In
the market: helng In that portion OF me GSi.y
where property Is SO rapidly Increasing In value,
and so much sought after for building purposes,
should command the special attention OF capitalists
aud others :, u,o
TERMS win be LIBERAL and made Known n!I, al the
AN IocodtApll&tdtd AuciOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-14
by Grubbs s. Wilkins,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rg,HE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRi-
IvATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAUTIFUL
GROUNDS ATTACHED, SITUATED AT TUE
NOnTHEAST CORNER ok THIRn AND CARY
quest of Air. g. G. Tarfy, we will sell st auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY. 2lst day of April, at4A
o'clock =. M, his well-an0wn and universally
mired residences slt,ated above 1t IL OF brick
vered With rnsstIc, and contains thirteen rooms be-
sides store rooms and closets, with hot. cold, aud
shower hats. and water, With stationary washstands
in the principal chambers: kitchen with 1--WE rooms
for servants: laundry, with stationary fixtures sas
dern couyenences. The stable Il new, and besides
liostler's room has space for two carriages and
three stalls. sstE5 - tsssgS ~
The buildings have been remodelled and renovated
within few YEARS past, and are now In perfect
order.
1t would be impossible In M advertisement, to
convey an adequate Idea of the elegance and con-
ple,eneas Of This property ia every respect 1t Is
enough To shy that IL combines The most admirable
fi angrinenis with the most beaat rui q thorough
finish In every detail, aud the highest possible degree
uf convenience aud comfortable accom- mediation for
The Ioi fronts Iss feet ON Third street, aud runs
back iSQ feet.
The sltultion Is o.te sc the most beautiful and
Convenient Ia ,s city,aisl a5i stands Tits property
Is not excelle by ey ctaet III ali that
first residence. 1850 gA
IL vi I've sold ~ - wioe, OK IL esire - dT,
lug y LII be sold with front Of sbsat IS teet, eay-
Third street 70 be sold separately. .,.1
Persons Wishing 10 exan,iue the premises before
the day of sale are se4s;tsste ed 20 eall upon US
1 TERMS aceommod it Ing. and Will BE made Eao@n
as the tt,Ie or sale. GkUBRst IL WILLIAMS, 81
NH so-5awtApl, sawtApi2&dtd Ausaonsers'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-14
BY Grubhs s. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
i SUMBEK OF, BUILDING LOTS APP p
NEAR The CIIYOF RICHMOND MOI At, At A ,sJ,,
james Z. Goddn and wife to the subscribers a; as
trustees. duly recorded, we will sell upon inc
premises respectively, inthe order aud on The Iays
nrops or conveyed in said deed-to wit:
On MONDAY, 18th April, at - o'GlG %,Sp r. MI M
iH1S8uIdpdby Twenty-sevenIl, Twenty-eighth,T and
r streets. s!s as6 feet having 602 tect front.
southern hsof s0MAE So Tb ip near a tnf
O streets. i1sxsSy ieet. having a.6 feet front.
An undivided moiety of a LOT at the southeast
corner of TwCnty-ninh and NJ streets, 'lsAi'-
On TUESDAY, 18th April, at o'clock p N,
That very beautiful BULLYING LOT. al inc
i 800 a foInst nj natu ortWo dwellings
On WEDNESDAY. 10th April, at - o'clock =. M.,
LOT on north side of Ernable street, De.annliiS
co feet west of Mcchanicsvilie turnpike, 90 by HIT
LOT OIL the south sihe of Darlington street:
nearly IN rear of the above, beginning lbs feet west OF
Lur on south slic of JAY street, 100 by ITO feet
On THURSDAY. l7;h April, at y O'clock r. u a.,
LOT on west side of Sixth street. north OF Leigh
street near Mr. DE Wits, 80 by leo feet TO an allie!
4 LOT on north side of Leigh. so feet west of
UTS On solIlh side Leigh between First and st.
James streets, adjoining the pubic schooi-house' D.
by lS9 feet. ,.. c,.... $500,
LOT ON east side ST. James between Clay and
Leigh streets. 81 by 1876 feet. ,, =.
LOT on south side Leigh street, adjoining st.
Marks chapel, Is by l0ofeet.
On SATURDAY, 10Th April, at = o'clock L: NJ,
The nca: and we'll finished BRICK RESIDENCE,
with about eight rou1ns, and out-houses formerly
occupied by Mr.. F. WcdmIeyer, al tho northeast
LOT attached, IA by ia feet. This Is very de-
''t Tie BRICK DWELLING, with about six
rooms opposite 10 tho above at the northwest cor
ner of Federal anu st. James streets. The LOT Is lo2
Two LOTS In rear of the above, 90 by l20 feet.
The LOT at the southeast corner or 81. James ana
Federal streets, i05 by 81 feet to al alley.
The various peces of property will be sold IN sub
divisions to be shown at the times Of The sale;
This sale embraces about SIXrY-ElVE BUILD
ING LOTS aud TWO DWELLINGS, In different
parts Of the city. and presents such variety OF 10
suited, particularly those of limited means.
TERMS: At sale.
E {. T. !: t MliLlAAs' Trustees.
GRUBBs' & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. apt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-14

BEWARE OF NIGHTMARE.--Dr Hall says
that wnen person has got nightmare ne
is in danger, and should be awakened al
once, without any reference to the agency:
In this way doctors, We think, do deal
of harm. A young man named Meph'tus
was living on bis back Sunday afternoon,
singing to himself, and with his eyes closed
in sort Of ecstacy over his efforts, When DIS
father rushed into the room and p'anlea =
kick in the ribs Of the vocalist that souhoeu
ali over the house. The entire 'an,uy were
fhrcc hours bringing that young man PACK
10 consciousness, but the trouoie seems as
waiting in view of the fact that he might
,,.yc died had not his father come in as he
did, dnbury Nelns.