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PROGRESS AT YALE.

The Junior Glass of this year in the Yale
Divinity School numbers 81. and the whole number OF
students in the department is 100 The corporation have
recently completed esoiatons the property Elm
St. adjoining Marquand Chapel including lot belonging
10 the estate the late Prof Hadey and that of Atwaer
Treat esq., and the buildings thereon Will soon be re-
moved The new structure will be similar in appearance
70 the present Divinity Hall, and will DO devoted en-
trely to dormtOries 1t viii present frontage OF 30
feet ON Elm-st and a depth Of 1Gt feet. In
the Law department Al students are al
ready enrolled, a gain OF 10 or Is over last
year The Medical School opens the third Tues
day m October and this class viii number about 25 In
the several courses in the Department OF Philosophy
and the Arts various changes have been made. Nearly
All the last years lecture continued, and
aeveIa me- ones have been added. Gen. f. A. walker,
lately added to faculty OF the Scientific School, lee
lures on public finance and the statistics of industry
and Prof Sumner discusses political science, finance and
taxation ana the political and financial history of the
limited States The Pathological Department has been
inproved by the addition OF Mr. J. ii. Trumbul lee
turer on the Indian languages, and OF Prof.
f. Carter, who lectures the older Ger
manic languages aud literature, including Gothic.
Ffr-hve students have already entered this
department., q larger numDer than it included during
he whole OF last year Notwithstanding the increased
severity OF the entrance examinations, the Freshman
class in the demical class will number between 80
and eo and there have been about accessons the
advanced classes in the department. Two new names
have been added to the faculty. Mr. s. T. Morrow late
Of the Hopkins Grammar School, tutor in Freshman
mathematics and Mr. b. Perrin. tutor in Freshman
Greek The new Sheffield Hall is open this year, and
the number of students the Scientific department is
fully equal to its capacity. The Freshmen class mum
bers g. and the total number of students this de-
partneut is nearly 40 more than last year.
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professor Tomiletcs for tveandtseniI years savs
.n and v,rv eaorste acquainted with no BOOK ID
hIoh seaps ansys vigorous thinking sohd nd
ye learning md scientific mehod thoroughly applied 70 INC
elucdauon Of the PRINCIPLES OF peaehng' - -. . ia
Fro an erin,n hsotn preacher. and critic ve learn that
Of and best gr01nde1 beats on III
et The views Of irsp and Of inspired preaebers as ne
are important and ably presented am more man eonN
nre,eb,r historian scholar testtes that In s pre-
,ntAuon OF preachers work having the HOLY spi M M go
sne Ara The holy prophets for ITS great patterns tue work o
.oe regard IL srraT Of Classic Patnse hedHfA
n enable sny student followed the clue supplied By It's loot
nos 70 pursue many problems thai u discusses INTO most e
tended 6eld." -, =. III ,bs
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an, and riop,nt illustrations history and be
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readable and often entertaining
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eoonen md learned preacher Of the opinion thst The WORK
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gesn, the subject and produced noble fragments nj
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sym treating all sacred rhetoric 10 Their proper ou '
ATM, resos A. be inspiration bass Of The worn s1s
ct The nronety Of reconstruction Of standards OF secular
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sones ancient and modern has wisely avoided all Temporary u
produced safe and ScryAbie etD0oh VI
The popular IN sre aG
as would Keep pace he nmes aud the progress Of Ohn III
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Gbanres tor Bnsiness Men

Tor SALE, OR FORM C0MPANY-An en-
ursly sBwIsGhACHSB, With aud aesi improve
ns manufactured cheaper than present m H.
let interfere With the monopoly AppJ 70 IN WOLFP
Mode Apc Pat<n hAksi. AZ EsnA William a "
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1neirnrtion.
For Bows and young Men-City.

MISS WARREN's SCHOOL for BOYS re-
wi opens WEDNESDAY Sep, IL Tenors LYME HALL sirh
ave. betxen Forty-srsi aad Por;J .sccosd-sta
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I ORDS AND LADIES.
\ AN ENGLISH STORY

I ORDS AND LADIES.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

) ..oahyng
BsougBsArrse WITNESSES. CAP i,o, OH =
he done 10 check the custom OF bfoM.h'a ~,
ing Witnesses, now INDUCED 10 hia " sanding
nnr e,I;pg health. is defence aSalnss1 .ne
insnlts af s.iearned counsel When Sens-
, sai cnIe was OF, trial for murder AZ Aioany
. ,a s IF hi, counsel asked a gentleman VINO
S mss n y witness ON the other side: "Were you
no. soa e. s,aR e Il rs saa you %
sasbier?v Quick rs fash the reply came !:
.If had you outside for ten minutes !
would show you very soon whether saa err, there ,,
was any trouble or not" An tnis Guy, GU.
rins the hearing Of civil case In the Marine
Court, a lady had been so tainted by counsel
Willie testifying that a jurymsn Of sixty years
arose indignantly and said tho remarks W were 9
:. unc,ilcd for and insulting" and that II he
were the Etdy's brother he would slap Tue
LAWYERS face and g knock his teeth down !''s Us
throat" he then asked the Court 10 pr oar,s
the LADY,. but the Court first finished nearly
hurst OF laughter at the joke, and then-re-
pr,nandcd the juror The Graphic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
BY Grubbs j. Williams
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

GALE OF. THE RICH NJ 0 N ID AND
- YORK RIVER nhlLRoAD-By virtue OF
decree of The Chanccry Court Of The cry OF Klcn
mnnd In The causes OF the Richmond ana IorE
River Railroad Company rs. y. Prossef = amp ahu
Robert IL Maury, trustees, anu M PicSmnnd amS
York River Railroad Company, entered on the ietn
iay of December, 1879, we, the nndersgneo' or the
survivor OF ns shall sell by public SuTnon, ~ INC
Eieyen.h street, Richmond, Va, on FRIDAY the
I'd day of May, 1878. ut the hour OF y M. az the
nrppeity OF every kind, real, personal, ana mixed
OF he RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, including It's ROADWAY, rails,
cross-iIes, depos, sdings, cars, engines, tenders,
aud all other property whatsoever, including III
IIe franchises OF said company. aud excepting from
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging to said fo-
pany except its chooses In action and debts due or to
become due TO IT, s,ts t.--
fIIIE TERMS OF SALE WILL BE AS FOLLOWS {:
The sum Of $4,000 shalt be paid 10 CASH; and the
residue of the purchase money shall he payable as
follows 5000 on the LIST of january, 1877, with -
day Of SALE payable semi-annually $aoa,0oo on the
lst day OF January, 1886 with Interest at the rate OF
Dcr cent per aIllum from the day Of sale, payable
semi annually; and the remainder Of such purchase
money on the lst day Of January, 1871 with interest
ut the rate of per cent per annum from the aaY OF
10 the ratification rejection OF the court anu pos
session not Tn bc delivered untli the sale lis been
ratified by the court; the deferred payments TO te
secured By deed OF trust on the pI"psrty SOLD
Capitalists will take notice that the eject OF sale
and conveyance win bc % extinguish the SAID conf
pany and make the purchaser or purchasers oody
Foefurihcr particulars apply to stcssrs- PAGE 4
MAIJlsY, Richmond, Va, attorneys for the tras-
80 ROBERT TT. MAUftf,
ia2i-td Surviving Trusts
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Wellington Goddln.s IS I
Real Estate Agent and Aucsioneer,
r,,.ror Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXECUTORS SALE OF a HAND NJ ;
II SOME AND ATTRACTIXE KES BESIDE -
AND VACANT LOT AT THE NokI HE - a N q
fnaRNRR or MARSHALL ND nj r. ~
STREETS, PEW No: GO ~ sr a,r;S M 'fif r;S e &
S,niIRCH. AND HANDSOME iotiSEHOLG
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES request OF Mr.. iliam %
CALDWELL executor or the late Mrs. sophia Y. iEane-
i shall sell at auction, on the premises on ED.
NESDAY the I'd Of April, 1879, at ociockr M: II
fair: fEnot, the first fair day thereafter, heT phi.
yate RESIDENCE, located as above, having front
of an feet, and depth Of 1s5 feet to an alley.
Also the vacant LOT on the corner, having q
front OF a2S feet, and depth of 155 feet to wide
alley, which alley stands brick Stable anu car
riaGe-house. -.
twelve good rooms is well built, aud supplied WIN
all modern Improvements, and 10 really deslraDie
residence In every respect and In good repair. As
the place Is so well known further description IL
oeeined unnecessary. .,
desrous Of purchasing, between the hours OF IL ana
2o'clock p. At. two days before the sale. -
Afterithe sale OF the dwelling, PEW NO. %, I'D
st. James's church, middle aisle, VIII be sold.
And ON tile following diy-viz., THURSDhfsS u
of Arrfl. lsT3.-commencing ut 1g O'CLOCK a. ~ =, y,
of the HOUSEHOLD and other FURNfrUk VIII WI
be sold consisting Of the usual variety That In Inc
narlorsI is of the most choice and costly ktud ;,
TERMS: Cash for the personal property. For tne
real estate onc-third cash balance ut one ana lwe
years for bonds bearing eight per cent per annun
Interest, payable se.pi-arnualy secpred Dy trus
deed. w. uHDDiiN,
NH co-eodtds III, Auctloneer.
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ssa GNERs AND TRUSTEES SALE
IA ri w Town sLooh OF 'siaaCHEsTER vIReINIA
nIlREsTiY OPPOSITE THE CITY OF R! !tlt
MuND-SITUATED ON THEJA1lES kIvERSS
WITT VALUABLE WATER POWER, LEASED
Ar ASfANNHAI RENTAL OF $500 RFis
aHEtjM FROM THE TOWN OR MANCHE5.
assignee OF the esate Oh seof ~ ra s
r,fii named we will offer for sale at public auc"
tim, on tLe premises, on THU RSDAY, April 9d,
lara at O'Clock p NJ, the valuable iease-Io' :,
MILL PROPERTY, known rs the sCfEl MILF. !,
The buildings are extensive anu 81 suos t,.
mill fitted up entirely new within ing last "
months capable OF grinding ,1
Hour per day, occupies part OF tne ~
most anproyed machinery Is coDta1nea tIeteiu, lm
Guiding two ruin or stones four ieet ny ala
nre RIM OF stones TWO and half feet dfnmessr anu
one of Ayers patent i,,, HI nry
and preparing wheat for grinding, WIN te rere
se1ted to be Of Immense value OF 1tseli. ,,o
.-There ne two MISUNDERSTANDING ,tnrDillSf tnc
other an oyershoot-wlth neTer.IainnR ma ,;
rbowcr or eighteen feet head, ana fan OF Elk W
The BUILDINGS arc of sufficient capaeisy tS!t
conducting an nnelise business ana peinS Iocateu
On desir;,biy offer great Inducements 70 pnyeis. =
I'm view of the completion OF The a, ,
Ohio railroad THIS property Is wei worthy u 'ie
attention of persons seeking investments g., credit
of nine. eighteen and thirfy-six months, inc par;;
chaser to give notes well secured for the
PAYMENTS, with interest added ut SIX Per cea s
pgn,n little to he retained until said notes are
paid. WILLIAM II. A.lL.LD ElkaDl,SE,e
t&a5 81 Ar AaMs G2 10 sMauhY, Trustees.
nj, or oofItds ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02
. BY Gr,ibis C Williams,
AuctIoncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Dank'

.rE,HE LARGE AND ELEGANT PR
L VATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAUTlFuL
GROUNDS ATTACHED, SIIuATED AZ The ~
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUETlON.-By re-
quest of Mr. s. G. Tariy, we ni sell at auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY, 2lst day o. Aprii, at a
O'Clock z. ~, his we'll known anu university 1iu-
mre residence, situated as above. IL Is OF DrlcR, CO.
yered with mastic and contains thirteen rooms De,
sides storc- rooms aud closets, with hot, colo, ana
shower-baths. and water, with stationary washstands
for servants laundry. with stationary fixtures gas
throughout The premises, and all OF the most mo
crll couyeniencrs. The stihlc is new, ana peslaes
a hostlers room has space for Two cafrESes anu
three stalls.
Tie buildings have been remodelled and renovated
within a few years past, and are now In perfect
order. ,,,,, .r
convey an adequate idea of the elegance and cont
nlntercss of this property In every respect. IL is
enough TO say that 1t combines the most au1nlraoie
arrangements With the most beautiful and thorough
finish i'm every DETAIL and the highest possible degrcc
of convenience and comfortable accommooiion iof
The lot fronts 1873 feet on Third street, and runs
back 100 feet. ,,,s,, .,a
THE situation Is one of the most beautiful and
convenient In The city, aud as 1t stands TINS properly
Is not cxcced by any other III al that constitutes
6rst-c1asS residence. -,
II will he sold rs whole, or If desired the dweii-
Ing v iii be sold with q front OF about IS teet, eaV-
Ing Tires building lots, each fronting Is icet on
Third street to be sold separately.
Persons wishing 70 examine the premises before
the day of sale are requested to- call upon us
TERMS: accommodating ana Will be mare knoWn
Mt the time OF sale GRUBBS j. WILLIAMS, y
NH 2o-eawtA pI .aawtApls&dtd Auctioneers
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF A YALU-
" ABLE FAEM IN HkNR!C0 COUNTY,
AHOIrr fl FTEsN MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
ON TIE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ADJOih-
ING BUrTOMS BRIDGE, AT PUBLIC AUG.
TION.-in pursuance Of Il decree of The Clrcuit
Court Of the county OF lenico entered on tue Gun
day OF March, 1879, in because OF Aiien trustee rs'
Alien AMI others. che undersigned. special colnnis-
spner thereby appointed viii sell ut public AUG {,
tiop at the office OF James NJ. Taylor 4 Son, at -
O'Clock NJ, on SATURDAY the 9Th day OF April
1873, tho atoyc-descrlbcd REAL ESTATE epnEIu,
Ing THREE HUNDRED AND ElilITI.fOUit
ACRES OF LAND one; half cleared uhe ba ,,,Ils
IN yoOdstbout seveiity-fyc acres OF the best
aJ,on,iuy lowgrognds, aldi bounded rs follows On
fine east and north by Chckahoniipy river, on ING
wet by the hand Of Dizzy Wade, and ON the south ~
WIFI ,msburg stage road and Is colisiderea 10 oe
one OF the best farnas in tht portion VI inc
TERMS !: Ono fourth cash; The balance on credit
Of SIX twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes Interest added, and the it To- he retained
until the whole purchase money Is paia AMI con-
ye> aucc ordered by the court. Taxes for 1878 to he
mid by the purchaser. ~
plat OF the above property may lie seen at The
o!llce of the auctioncess.t a. J.. CoUETNEI. 4,
81 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Auctioneers. NH "a
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sale conducted by S. N. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
NH 3I-3l MARI 24.5,7Ap

---------- :,
T ARGE PUBLIC SALE OF NaLUA-
jnTE RtrAI. ESTATE IN CAROLIN
fOIrNTy VhNPurailant to the provisions OF 4
derree NJ The Circuit Court of the city Of Rich
crJ ,on5orod In thn suit of Rostihallm, &C., rs.
mona rendered III e sun observation-disclosures
MGhenney. w. al, eo o+ mubiic auction Mt Rowling
Green. Caroline county, on MONDAY, April u,
is7a fcounty court-dayl, the following VALUABLE
De Esp SI'E I'm said county:
: Tho TRACT OF LAND called "FairfeId,'
now occupied by DR.. Edgar Mckenney, lying ada .
cent to Gniney's depot, containing upwards OF SIN
cnmmodious BRICK DWELLING, With confeniUut
ont houses and good farm buildings. 1t Is conceded
=" ia ono of tho most fertile and valuable farms In
tbc M,tianoni Valley
. Tho FARM called Solitude, lying In the south.
western part of Caroline, three miles from Chilcs
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BY Wellington 'Goddin,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FARM OF Two HUMDRED AND ND F rwr
ACRES NEAR THE DEEp EUM M, T inhNr +.
In certain deed Of tras. executed Hcar e
ing date 22d Septenbcr 1862 duly recorded in Hen,
rico County Court IN deed-boos No !, 49, e Rag 1 D
lie auction OH the premises on FRIDAY the 4ti OF
April 1879, at4 o'clock F. b. If fair II not the lrss
fair ay thereafter that truly valuable farm locatG1
as above. containing TWO HUNDRED AND
FORTY ACRES, adjoining the lands of the late u.
w. Green, DR. George n. Hopkins, Ambrose Hutche-
son. deceased and others This farm has ON II sx-
cellent buildings ofeycry kind and tho SOILS OF NO.
TERMs: The debts occurred by the deed being past
due amounting to about $1,000, the dccd requires
cas sale 10 that extent; but am authorized by me
creditors 70 say that In lieu Of cash they VIII aGtcp
months; as to the residue oil the proceeds on
salc on such terms as the grantors shall presrrine
anil direct or OH their failure 10 give amy such olrec
ton then on credit of two years In each case, lot
negotiable notes, interest added secured 6y trust
decd. WELLlNGloN Uon I,no
NH 2l-Ltd IuSeS,.
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w ANTED. by young man of character,
w Industry, and exclusively temperate (had some
cxpcrjence In busiress), a SITUATION as salesman
Address GEORGE Il. SMITH.
az "Itx s,s 15i7 Main street.
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BY Lyme u Brother,
I Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street.

r. ARGE FIRsT-CLAsS GROCERY AND
Il COMMISSION STORE, AND VALUABLE
VACANT LOT. ADJOINING, SITUATED ON
THE NORTH WEST CCRS Err OFT HiRTEEiN,Ii III Ia
AND CARY STREET rs, FOR SALE AT AUG,
TIOS,-We shall, at the request of the owner, sell
at public auction, on tl.c premises on THURSDA1
the 81 day OF April 1878, ut ~ O'Clock r ~, th;.t
truly valuable aIidadmiribly located large THREf-
juining, located as above described, now occupied
by Mr., Samuel e! Tardy.
This PROPERTY is admirably arranged Ior te con
and the location is unsurpassedb by none In the city,
being ON one of the greatest thorouebfares ana In
the Centre of business We would therefore call the
special attention Of capitalists and Others seeking
Investments rs It is seldom such property Is offered
In the market publicly.
The terms will he very liberal, and announced at
fine hour of sale LYME BROTHER,
mi, On 2. -. IEs5f - uctiunccrS.
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- Is.
NH Ia-12.aw3w Commissioners OF Sale.
CALE or LAND In JAMES CITY

GALE OF LAND In j MES CITY
ere Of The Chanccry Court of Inc city Of Rich
md entered on the ,s day Of Fdhrar X; ls ,Ec
STYLE of "Turner and wife vs Hall ct dlS.,"
the undersigned commissioner, appointed ly said
decree, will offer for sale at public auction, ut
county. In the city oil williamsburg, OH THURS
DAY the 18th day. Of April, 1879. at the hour
of r. ~, that certain TRACT OF LAND In said
county of which Nelson w. Hall. deceased, died
seized, containing by estimation ONE HUNDRED
ACRES more or less, said sale to be made at the risk
made under former decree In said cause. j 81. =
Terms: Cash us to costs of sale, and residue In
three equal instalnents credit of one, two, and
three wears from day of se said credit instruments
IT, bear six per cent Interest, and purchaser 10 exc
cute his bonds therefor with good security, and title
tn land to he retained until said bonds paid and
conveyance Is directed by the court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
min 1sotaw4w Special Commissioner
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~ EFT SB U re-
KAThLYSlNE WATER.

IL bas been demonstrated BY series OF prac'. na
experiments conducted by eminent pliyslcLSn
stteseG Nv thousands OF grateful people mo M
nenn relieved from their slerinSs Is Use; ns
GETTYSBURG kATALiSlNE w. i,AIl.a.ered u for for
n~an",,sip \ enr,Iyia, Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel
BialeIcs Kidney aud Urinary Diseases seTerllS:
7. restores muscular power TO the paiaS,is. Lett
i;xcr fon,nl,iilt, Chronic DlarrtGa, Piles Out.
r,.tion, Asthma. Catarri,. and BrOnchtis; DISEASES
IF iIa skin, General Debility, and Neryon,', lie
tratiO from mental aud physical eHces. ~ l, ~"
III, or sirinkiug Itccrrccts the stomach, pron,otS
disesiinn, and relieves the head almost inInsn 'i
Nt, ho,isellold should he without IL. 49,;
s,n,,it keen II ON hand. Forsale by all enuSssIs
Fora history of the Springs, for mtshcLi Itp1sih
of rho n,wer or the water over disease Tor bitt
or.s cures, and for testimonials from
men send for pamphlets. ~ NJ tow
!. F.,, sale bs PURCELL. LhDD & tth. NO. na2
III I'm street, corner Thirteenth, and druGStfE t'
5fYfL ktEtSsFgyts Ii
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DARN WANTED IN VIRGINIA THAT
It Is conyenient to church, school, and railroad.
Adde'S, giving price, location, &c.,
.>'' - - DANIEL. ABREY,
,,cats GrcrNvie, Mich
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81 by Richardson & Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctl0neers,
liza Main street.

cEyEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,
= IN GRACE STREET NEAR d. o n r j.
ShBE FOR SALE BY AUCTiUN.-On TUES
Day the sth Instant, at half-nast O'Clock r NJ
we shall sell by auction, OIL the premises, EVE y
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS fronting % =
i,y 1850 feet with an alley In the rear twenty rect
wide on the south side OF Grace street between Lau
rel and Shafer streets, and TWO fronting go py ifo
to 1so feet with mn alley In the rear fifteen feet wide,
More beautiful lots could not be Offered for sale,
and to parties wishing to buy with view 70
be offered during Tie present or coming season The
class of buildings already erected ana the exc,
promise to make it the most delightful part OF tEe
CITY No one should fail to attend me SAFE ah"
secure one or more Of these beautiful iots; nd
TERMS: One-third cash; the lalnncc IN hX nnJ
twelve months; negotiable notes with interest,", anu
secured by deed OF trust to be given for the DEFER
red payments. RICHAhOoV s 81 no.,
ADJ <huSt.N.ISS--.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

Dramatis pcrsorp: Grandiloquent Senior
and impudent Fresh. Senior: FRESNO,
you're drunk. I'll give you hahn hour
;opissobcrin." Fresh: "Senior, you're
heap sight drumker'n am. I'll siv'er TWO
hours togissobcrin. "-Harrdrd Adrocate.
A Kansas City paper has the following adj i,
yertisement: Wanted.-A liberal salary viii
be raid for the loan of a young babe. Al
dress box 1867.