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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10

A THRILLING EPISODE IN Il LIFE OF BUF-
rALo BILL.-[From the Danbury Neus.] =
Buffalo Bill was at Hartford. Conn.,, the
other day, and while visiting Colts armory
the large number of spectators who haf
assembled to see the famous scout desired
him to favor them with an exhibition of his
skill as Il marksman. Bill gave the chew OF
tobacco in his mouth to Il small Toy to keep
warm, i small piece of white paper was put
up OH II barn door fifty rods distant, B. Viii
liam seized fine, newriile, spit on his hands,
and IN the manner so often described by Ned
BuntIinc raised the rifle until his nose rested
on the stock, fired, and Il picket was knocked
or from a fence ten feet to the left of the barn.
This ritic-barrei is crooked" said Bill.
So saying, he hit it over Il stone to straighten
it, then shot again, this time barking the shin
Of IN old pit-woman On his right flank. A
third trial, and he hit the barn fair in the
centre, and the shout that arose from the
as.emblage attested the joy of the spectators
at his success. Bill is just as good an actor
as he is Il marksman, which is very remark
able in these days OF corruption and bribery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10

4 New Orleans paper made a horrible
April-fUol joke OH the distorted and terribly
beaten body of b. Russ Elscarpette.
Because 4 mar has had Il chequered career
it does not necessarily. follow that he has
always acted . OIL the square,
Whenever Il reporter finds a policeman
asleep he considers it n piece Of legitimate
police snooze, and prints it accordingly.
Mir. Bcrgh has placed in NIL the stables
throughout New York city cards bearing the
following inscription: 81 promise to protect
dumb animals, and may the Lord in His
mercy protect me-"
a Danbury man having a bit of garden
with his house this year is going Il little into
agriculture, and has bought ONE Usage
orange seed for q hedge, some whitcwash fol
the fence, a half-dozen loads of ashes for the
walks, two hundred feet of lumber for I'D
arbor, three rustic chairs, and two quarts OF
seed potatoes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
by Grubbs Is Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ami Bank.

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PM
WAITE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAuItFuL
GROUNDS ATTACHED. SITUATED NJ LUZ
NORTHEAST CORNER OF THIRD GAHl
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTloN.-by re-
quest of Mr.. S. &. Tardy, we VIII sell ~ aucli1n, oh
the premises. on MONDAY. 2lst day OF Apr; atia
O'Clock u. M, his well known AMI uniSrrsaiy-ii-
mired residence, situated As above. ~ Rui DITCH. CO.
verco with Dlastic, and contains thirteen rooms w,
sides storc-rooms and closets. with hot. cold. ahh
shower. Ir,tts. and water, with stationary wa>hstahd>
I'm the principal cha mhers /: Kitchen van I'VE ro"nS
for servants Laundry. with stationary ~ha,urts gas
throughout the premises, and all of tile most mo-
dcrn ronycnIencPs. The sable Is rev. aIlh tt'i'tr
n llostlerS room has space Tor two cdrritses ana
three stalls.
Thr buildings have been remodelicd ani renovated
Within a few years past, and are now IN perfect
order. 49,
convey an adequate fiea Of tie elegance ana con
pletcness of this property In every respect, IL !"
enough to say that IL combines Inc hiosi t,iii,rann
arrangements with the most beatttl ill Il q thorough
finish i'm every detail, and tile highest possible degree
OF convenience and comfortable ACCOMMODATIONS oI
q large family. ,.
Tlc lot fronts l33 feet on Third street. ana runs
hack l0 feet. ., "a,
The situation Is one OF the most beautiful ana
convenient In the city. aud rs II stands eils rr,pcr'!
Is not eXcclIcd by any other In all That cois,lu'e'a
frst-clasS: residence. IA,
II will he sold as Il whole. or II desired the hwtll-
lug will be sold with u front OF aonnt ss ie.t. :,
Ing three, building lots, each fronting - leet Oh
Third street to be sold separately. ,.,,r.
the day OF sale are requested TO call upon us.
+. TERMS: accommodating. aud VIII lie liii'ie nn'"h
at the time OF sale. GRUBBS L WILLIAMS.
NH 20-2a VT A pl 3awtApia&dtd Aucti"t'tle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, FIVE De
IL SIRABLE FRAME DWELLING-HOUSES In
different localities. Also. several pretty BULL
ING LOTS In the centre Of The town. For terms
aud price apply TO MOODY & RDYALL.
corner Seventh and Hull streets,
AMI Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, Il neat TWO
l. STORY. FRAME DWELLING, with four
rooms, and kitchen In rear, supplied with gas and
alley is feet wide. situated on the northeast corner
of Fifth and Baker streets. For further infor1na-
don, apply to GIBSON,
ap S-lw firm George W. Gibson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10

VUANTED.-1OO MINERS, LABORERS,
wv pIIDDLERS, and HELPERS. for coal-mines
and furnaces in Indiama. This lot Is for the same
narties that the hands that left here ON Isl Oh APri
=" j.. Z. JUSTlS, Labor Agent, I
,ro No. 8 Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auct jnecrs,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
Il DWELLING ON II NORTH SIDE OF
CLAY STREET, SECOND DOOR asst OF
STREET, FOR SALEATAUCTION.-
win be sold, on THURSDAY the 10th day of April,
1873, on the premises, at q O'Clock P. NJ, that deslra-
ile PRIVATE RESIDENCE, as above located. COLI
wants rooms, with all the modern improvements.
The LOT has 4 front of u feet. and running back
lIu feet to an alley eighteen feet wide.
TERMS: One-third cash the balance on n credit
of four. eight. aud twelve months, for negotiable
notes, interest added, aud secured by 4 deed OF
trust. JAMES Al. TAlLOR Sun,
orr 81" AuctIonporS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10

EoSpSrss OF ENGLISH WOMEN FOR EQuEs-
rrIAS SpoKTs.-In Great Britain, royalty, no.
biIilv, and tie gentry arc almost the cXclu-
siyc ratrons OF the turf, and with the ladies'
of these classes a practical knowledge OF
cuuestrianism Is considered a necessary part
OF their education. They are taught to ride
in childhood, when the will is strong and
the body obcdient to it. The little miss "
loves and fondles her pet pony from baby-
hood. and to her loving control he IS genie
and docile as q kitten. No one can fuily
cniov riding who does not both love ana
admire the noble animal which she rides.
The quick intelligence and affecti0nate
nature of the horse often yield to the gentle
band and voice Of q the mastery he
would contest with a stronger power.
The English girl fearleSsly mounts a strong,
spirited horse and rides through the VIDE,
omen country, the bounding life within her
sending the warm blood blushing to her
cheeks. and tingling the very finSer-tlps I'M
der the cXhilarating influences Of this health
fu, exercise. If a quicter mood possess the
rider, she leisurcly courses through the en-
chanting lanes bordered on either side with
Eonevsncklc, hawthorn, and the dark, Gus
tering %slOe.berIy. Again. with a party OF
h~igh-spirited cquestrians, in full hunting
suit, she is seen in eager chase, leaplng
hedges with a successful daring, in some in
stances outstripping her cavalier, who stakes
his reputation on the race, and pays the for
felt in broken arms and collar-bones. The
Queen OF. England is a most graceful and ac-
conplished horsewoInaD, and her children
were all taught TO ride, and practiced daily
IA the royal ridinS-school at Buckingham pal
nee. her Majesty ways seateda at an inner win
dow Watching the progress of the lesson. 1t
is worth q journey across the Atlantic to
spend an autumn day at Windsor. On every
afternoon Of inviting weather the rich and
variegatcd scenery is animated by a party OF
ladies' and gentlemen riding for pleasure
through the noble avenue leading from the
castle, and under the branches of the same
grand old elms loved by Queen Anne and
her ladies, who took their daily exercise
under their shadows, habited in c~ioSe-bodicd
coats. hats gorgeous with feathers and short
'perukcs. Very different are the habits worn
by these ladies-the black coat-dress and
Princess of Wales high hat, a veil of float
ing gauzc. with long Wellington boots al
ways worn over tightly-fitting pantaloons.
correspondence Of NeiD York World.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
By Lyme Il Brother, Ia
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
l2l2 Main street.

THREE BEAUTIFUL AND ArTRAC-
il TIVE BUILDING LOTS, .SlTUATEn At
TWENTIETH STREET WITH II NORTH
LINE OF GRACE STREET, DIRECTLY 0pP0-
SIZE THAT HANDSOME BLOCK " BULL.
IN1;S KNOWN AS BOSSIEUX ROW, FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Will I've sold at public
auction on the premises, on FRIDAY the nth DAY
of April, at "a O'Clock r. NJ, those desirable LOTS
Ioeated rs above described, having ! front each on
the east lIuc of Twentieth street Of 80 by l20 feet to
an alley. 70 parties Wishing 10 build, this location
Is where houses for rent arc In great dciiiand ana
VIII rent well.
TERMS at sale. LYME BkOIHElt,
an -.. as AuctiOneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10

AUEAffGNy A6ItB-FnSurt fpavsL
B BY Ricbardsona& Co,
ReafEstate Agents. and Auctioneers,
(. Ills Main street.

IA VALUABLE Brick DWELLING
q No. 70s, on THE NoKTHsIDE OF GRACs.
sTREETs.y FOE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES saIai
;GKDAY tie 18th iHstanf at S O'Clock p. N W.
shal! sell By suction, on the p~refnise3. that yaIu,bt.
BRICK DWEtLfNG numbered and focatesi .,
above, with baselnenfs two stories ard attic, con-
tatninR ten rooms. with brick kItchen. Stable. mn, mr.
lot fronting 35feet and running back Iss lei T., ~ y
affey 20 feet vice. $50 ah
THIS property, from the great scarcity and ao
maIld for houses OF its size. and It's c.ntr,i lnr.t,us
should command tbe attention Of All I'm want ", nm
especially go as the rapid increase in the v,i,a u ",
real estate In the city OF Richmond will soon nt,Da
II beyond the means OF many now able 10 r%se
Grace street Is daily growing I'm a,tr,n ~:
and popularity; It's old buildings mnst atvn
way 10 new ones, and. the ,eyenness Of n ~
attrfacf. Will beytnd n d0ubt make il tbc ~.
desirable part OF RithnOtd. Their are now J, mynt
enough! vacant lots on It 10 supply The demand "y
D0I't loose the chance to buy this louyn' TO- 2
thu ground on. which IL stands will Li wnr,h S'ph
than both can be purchased for to-day. moro
5 TERMS: One-fOurth cash; balance in siy tw.,.o
and eighteen months; negotiable uOleS Viii IL
terest added at the rate Of seven per cent ~. ~
NUM- secured by q deed Of trust, TO be given H. :.
deferred payments. RICHARDSON eco VI inc :
4 as. Real Estate Anctioncers. =
APPS E8Hs ..I*J ~ - -sf lib Main stree,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

DARE AND VALUABLE OIL-PAfNT-
.lHINGS FOR SALE AT AuCrION.-On TUES
DAY, April 18th, at II O'Clock NJ we WI sell ut
OF about TWENTY-FIVE AWNINGS, judi
ciOusIy selected and purchased at large prices many
years agu by Que of our former citizens.
The collection embraces several works by old mas
trrs, and others by some of the most famous modern
artists, aud probably comprises pictures of more
merit than We're ever oifere,l at auction In this city.
They are now on exhibition at our Office, and all
lovers tf the fine arts are Invited TO examine them
before the day. OF sale.
Write or send for 4 catalogue.
TERMS Cash. GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
a.nD ~ tnffnnanrc &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. llQS Main street.

VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE SU.
Y BURBAN RESIDENCE, WITH I'VE
ACRES OF LAND. On CLIFTON Hil,h s = Hh e
TitE EASTERR CORPORATE LIMITS AI?.
JOINING TIE RESIDENCES OF MEsSEs. "A 4 r.
SMITH, X. T. BROOKE, AND UTHf IL; AHR
MAYNARD, ESQ. FOR SALE At AuGTloN.-
On THURSDAY, April 10th, at 5 o'clock 7; NJ, 10 y
j. Glenn, the truly desirabA property located as
The dwelling is In good repair and contains i've
rooms !: kitchen four rooms, stable, &C.; choice frnlt
and shade trees, anda well Of excellent water In the
yard. -, ,r.o,,c
nearly the whole Of The city, including Manchester:
lis nearness to the depot Of the chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, being only 4 few minutes walk us
tant, should make livery desirable.
The ground is well adapted TO \ division. and has
been already laid off into building lots fronting upon
GOddin. Tompkins, and Union streets;
TERMS: Liberal and announced on DAY OF sale.
ana HILL & GODD1N. Auctfonetrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
The Corrccssr Corrected.

TO The Eailors Of TIE DaSpdtch
CONFERENCE.-The morning. issue oI yoms
r,,s,r contains a communication conccrhins
rho da,erenee between the c~flronometer unu
L,ronlctcr. which claims that "a oaroI,e'et
i an instrument to measure the we'snt %
the atmosphere, and not to ascertain loca''
ties aoas NOR GOV
So we have by implication the statement
fh,, q %chronotneter indicates ioca'st'es. Is
we consider the ctymology OF the word,
NO shall remember that it Is derived IRON,
two Greek nouns Chronos, time, ana
Meiron, a measure. A thermometer, thefe-
fore, is a tilne-measure. ~
II. on the other hand, we look TO Mepstea
rs authority. we shall discover that, IN us
general sense, a thermometer Is "any lnstru-
ment that measures time, o rthat diviaes tIhe
into equal portions, or that is used LOT 'na'
purpose. as u clock, watch, or dial"
In its particular sense 1t Is ''an INST. ulne''
that measures time with great eXactness;"
Ouery: What is thermometer! ana uocs
il indicate locality or timc?
PEo BoSo PuBLIco.
Richmond. April stb, 1878.
Nevertheless, c~hronometers are uSed III
determining a ships locality.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
BY N. III. Lee, Auctioneer.
No. I0lI Main street.

TWENTY-FIVE VALUABLE BUILD
No OyS ON ORLEANS AND VIRGINIA.
ErS, IN ROCKETS, FOR SALE ATAuC.
TION.-At the request OF the owner VIII seil az
linz, ,,remises. at 4 o'clock Z. ~. TWENTY-FIVE
VALUABLE BUILDING. LOTsa rs described above,
fronting 90 feet each on Orleans and yirgfnsa streets
between Funton and Eri7i.strf.ets e. 3sit y. ~
These lots lie, well. and ARE contiguous TO the Ches.
apeake md OHIO Railroad wharf: and should attract
tie atteGilont OF capitalists and those desiring pro-
perty In that part of the city. at tasfl n 80,
TERMS One-thlrd cash balance ut SIX and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest added, aud Sc
H. - 80 . N. Nj. LEE, i
ans 1914 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND VA
= CANT LoT, A~DyOlNlNG, SlTEATED On
TM ENTlETn AND TWEETY-EiRsI
AND ADMIRABL LOCATED o. On
MHiCH E9HMERLf STOOD TN The Ts FAC WEs1
LINE OF TWENTY-FIIST BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY - REETS, DIRECTLY
THE FACTORY OF JAMES A. SCOTT 4 CO,
= TIE YAGAHT . A15J9 rIiTiltN Sr %
UFTIIE ABOVE. WITH \ STABLE
FRONTING ON AN ALLEY, AND O
FIFTEEN THOUSAND OLD BRICKS, FOB
request of the owner, sell at public auction. on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 10th day OF April,
1873, commencing ut - o'clock +. NJ. and sell In the
order named, the following proleriy-to vii:
store thereon, with dwelling over same, now used rs
u saloon, fronting OH tile south line Of hlain street
10 feet.
2. The LOT adjoining on It's west, having a front
on Main street OF 27x93 feet, with u small framed
house thereon.
3. That truly valuable on which formerly
stood the factory Of McSsrs. Smith & McCurdey, nav.
Ing Il front on the west line of Twenty-trs st street OF
4ixis3 feet to an alley, with q good-sized tohacco
4. LANCE LOT adjoining on its north, fronting
on Northumberland 16X95 feet.
s. A LOT in rear of the above, fronting, on an
alley IL feet wide, 97x67 feet, with q stable tneTeon;
After which will be sold about $500 superior 'i'
This property, for 4 large tobacco factory. Is equal
IN amy la the city, being SO very convenient 10 va
rious warehouses and all the shipping p3Ints, 9C''
and is worth the attention of parties desiring 10 III
a Mat, showing dimensions of hts, &c, will he
seen on the premises at the hour OF SAFE, ~ Mnicn
aps LYME & BROTHER. Auctionccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auc.ioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NALUA-
l. Bile LITTLE FAKM CALLER MESp
HAMPTON, UN THE WESTHhM kOhD. FOUR
MITES AND A HALF WEST OF RICHMOND.
In execution Of the provisions 3 81 a ,, need OF aa,b ,r ,,st
toler. 1855. and recorded In Hcnrico County Court
office being thereto REQUIRED by the assignee OF inc
will self at auction, at the office OF Messrs: Grlithls
& Williams, in the city OF Ricl,mond Is, on Ekt Il, : Il
above referred TO, containing FOkTY-ONE AND
A HALF ACRES, running back to The canal.
The improvements consist of Il good FRAMED
DWELLING with about SIX ROOMS, the usual out-
houses, and ! good orchard.
TERMS: The deed prescrlbcs 4 sale for cash. but
we are authorized 10 state that the terms VIII lie
chi Sin sufficient to pay the expenses OF sale ana al.
~yertising Incurred heretofore, and the debt secured
by the decd Of trust; residue six aud twelve
months notes, interest ADDED, secured by decd OF
trust Oh property:
II 15h \; e. GI GHY. Sub. Trustees.
As assignee of w. p. I.awton, bankrupt, | will
unite In the sale above referred to.
G COHN, Assignee.
M lD-l2. IS. Is. %, "a I'D. %, Myl&2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
BY W. Goddi
BY w. Goddiii,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

IT !. ."t"|". - |.-
y~s,prIcTEEyS SaJ,E,OF THE VALUA-
nrE pE1y~ ESTaTE All THE SOUTH-
- BLE IN m.A MI EIt;JiTItI
"a ty9,S EEE"IwS AS TiTE SirE OF TIE
. SISnTS ~ oi1ir ftIyrEi. -, Nj, LOTS ON THE
;, FIJI w III, EicIiTti N WESTi
TTME M STiSGifTS. EETWEEN
M ~ ar fChtnY STR EF;rs SBy virtue of
three Geeus 81 fgst eHeeueu fnr.,nstnn md
Sarrihslon, me nIsIf w a.. VI. - IT, III sth
MelilnEton GoaSlh, uusec = w InanS,n utr,.toa
Fehruary' 1871 the htcona " y u"uuiii .S.a.Is;
Deirlng date Isl. AptI. III dmn.. 'uI oH Iii div .iv
douoln, peariuS aaG ~ Sm,s, y" 1n"rt the
unocrslg1neuI aetIns uus'uJ tt,sd daatI " ,si,, IN In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10

BY wellington !Goddin.
&iAueti6heer and Real Estate Agent,
. cayraar nj Eleventh ard Isaffk tsrrspts. -

TARMOF III $500 ACRESIN HAN-
or RICHMOND, ADJOINING WINN's MEET
ING-HOUSE,fFGR SALE ETsAUCT10N...WW.
be sola at suction, ut rBy offceicorner Of Bsnk ana
Eleventh streets, I'D the city or Richmond, on
THgRsDAY the nth Airfl ,is75, ut ~ O'clock h,
the aboye TKACrlOF LAMB, containing, by re.
cent survey, 2II $500 ACRES, Of which about
half ID opcn land, balsnce In wood and timber. II
"a dlstartatiout one and d half miles, from tile Fred.
ericksI,urg railroad. There Is on the place q good
orchard. a comfortable dwelling, barn, &c. also, 40.
TERMS : Onee,hird cash; balance at SIX andtweive
hv q frI,sf decd w. GODDIE.
W. oFI1f'Sfp f4Ftbg REF Auctfoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10

BY Thomas W. Reese. Auctioneer,
No.iat7 Main street

IIOusEHoLD FURNITURE, PIANOS;
IIsHOW-CAsE, PARL0R. CHAMBER,
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, &C.. FOh sALn
81 ACCTI0E.-THB a ut 1e 9'ciock i.twan
ali at mn nncton.ifouse Walnut, Oak. and Cottafe
Ehas,ber Suits; eiesaut Walnut, Wardrobes, BOOK
enses, Bureaus, Washstands, Tables. elsg era s sas,Gl
EErancb granda.tion new scale, over-strung bass
Pia1os tthey are offered as equal II not superior ~
tone and Infsi1to any ptnna-fories sold IN thLs eoun-
frv ar elsewhere] several second baud Pianos, SIDE
boards. Bcds;cads, Mattresses, Tin Safes. &c.
THOhIAS w. KEESEE, Anctioneer.
"a !" ap 10-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
BY Grubbs 4 Williams.
. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DRICK DWELLING No. - SECOND,
ID BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
STREETS. AT A~UCTION.-On THURSDAY: 10th
April. at st o'clock P. NJ. latter the sale Of the
Streets, advertised by us), we will sell the BRICK
DWELLING above referred to. 1t has two stories
and an attic, with seven rooms, besides two In the
kitchen, with water and gas, gas-fixtures. &C. This
IS a very comfortable dwelling, and the situation is
convenient.
TERMS: Atsalc. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ann AuctloncrrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
By Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
corner of Eleventh. and Bank sheets.

EXCELLENr LIGHT CARRIAGE AND
IL HARNESS AND FINE FAMILY MAZE
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request of Mt.
WILLIAM :. CALDWELL, executor OF Mrs. SOPHIA
G.. X Z. decease,i, 7 shall sell at auction on the lot
on Bank street. adjoining Goddin Hall, on THURS
DAY the 10th April, lsI9, II | o'c!9ck :, ! Z n NJ MAR, Hn
NESS, and one SUPERIOR BLACK MARE, which
Is we'll known us u reliable and gentle animal; Iney
can be seen Mt Messrs. TURNER Il CO.'S stables, on
- a.. GODDIN, AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
BY Peterson & Brooks,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents.

WILL SELL AT AUCTION. ON
w the premises, on FRIDAY. April nm At a
900 west Clay street, cDnLining5 rooms in prrfc",
ieptir: kitchen, eoai-h0use. &c, Lot 3uxI,o r,,nniins
back to IN alley IL feet Wide. ""
PETERSON & BROOKS.
aps-fu'lt.r4I $50 a. AurtioDperS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
BY Hill & Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs.
No. llos Malu street.
TWo HANDSOME BUILDING LOT

1.-TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
l. ON FRANKLIN BETWEEN PINE AM
LAUREL STREETS. AND OPPOSITE MONRnI.
PARK. FOR SALE ATAUCTION.LOn
April 18th, ut a O'Clock Z. NJ, we viii sell Al ,rr,
tiOn,c on the premises. those BEAUTiFIL
BUILDING LOTS located us above described.
fronting each a21 feet on the north side Of Franklin
street, aud running back $50 feet TO n twcnty-foot
alley, and adjoining the clrgant residence OF DIR,
Charles n. Smith on the cast. The beauty and adj
mirnble location OF these lots render a further de-
scription almost unnecessary. The view from this
p0Inl Is truly lovely, and no more desirable site for
a handsome dwelling can be found on the market.
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash; balance in four. eight,
and twelve months. with six per cent. interest
added, secured by 4 deed OF trust.
y an 3-ttis ar HILL 4 GODDIS, Auctioncers.f
VIII be added to the above sale, at the request Of
the owner, the desirable lot of ground on the notth1
east corner Of Franklin and Laurel streets, anstaff
Joining DR.. Smiths residence Oh the west, 4eysH
front by $50 feet to Il 2O-f0ot alley, with beautiful
siiude-tfeesi In front.
Also, after the above sales, we will. Offe, tth I
Triangular lot on Belviderc stree;, adj
Joining the residence Of Major f.. 7. D.. Eyers,
and fronting on BelyideIr street 1856 feet. on b
street 50 feet, and Oh Main street 81 feet, ano I;
mediatcly Overlooking the park.
; TERMS On last mentioned lots. one-fO,rth c<sh ,
balance at g.. la, and ls months, 9 per cent. nferc't
added. secured by Il trust deed. Pltts Of the above
property can be seen Ut the Office Of the aucI1onefrS.
: Ea. -a2 HILL 4 GOi,DiN.
/, ap 5-tllAp Hs4 Ancuonc1s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
aTClTOR sArEs--Fut,.re Days.
BY Richardson Q yGor
Real Estate Agents and A~uctioneers,
I4 t.ta TSstn street.
n aTTRACTIyEF RAME COTTAGE,

n ATTRACTIVE FRAME COTTAGE.
"A AND LOT 60 By 140sFEET. NUMBERED
i1j1.T0N THE SOJJTH SIDE UF MARSHALL
sTREET NEAR ELBA PARK, FOR SALE by
aIfrTIOE.-We shall sell by auction. on the prem
fsss. ON MONDAY tile 18th Instant. at - o'clock Z.
NJ. n neat FRAME COTTAGE, containing fiyc
rooms, in thorough repair, and lot %. by l4v feeI, 10
Gated as above. handsomely OFnimentcd with snruD-
berry. fruit and sliyde-trees. 80
TEfiMs: Une-tiifrd cash; balance nslx and Twelve
months. negotiable notes with interest added, aud
s,.cmrssI nv q deed Of truss to he given for the detcr-
rad nayme,ts RICHARDSON & CO.,
:, IA .Auctioneers. n