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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02

RAJ sd babe Die 8or,iige bon Or.
9aqneS 8ruflOiem Ell (Expecto-
rant) lhon langit 9etannt uno e8 oft an mir
lllo tnelner 6aaltlie p%robirt, wenn mir init
9llten eOer @rtGltnng geplagt naren. SD
9alte es tir etusS Der beiten, je aegen bieie
Ietoeu entoedteS 9eilmittel. Sd roerbe in
ether ODER Spei 8o1en cine Rciie nan GU
ropd linterneanen, uH0 eS udre ebenIo tho
rldt, fpsnn td mid Dem launenbaften ggetter
@~nglanO's ObHe einen lleberiieber ausieben
poute, alS mean ib feinen quten 8orroth
bon Sapne's SrutlDitmittsI mitnebmeu
fpoQte. Rep. 9r. 9omIino, friiber
gGltor Der Serian=9 ap tileu STRIDE in Wew.
YOrt." (287. 8. 80 t&pl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Bnlttm0tcr NOds 9nipital.

Sr. JpbuftOu,
Ir8t otelCr hcrtIbm.CH AutGlt, Cntheitc, iuGbreub
CT I'D in ocn gr0Bcu 0oipitGtern S%uropa's, nd5tlib
in England. FrGntrtih mo anoerrUGrtS, bGiaut. oQs
rberIte, lbrelrte, 1n9eHcRnle uno grinolidie HeIIs
mtttcl N rel 2Sclt itr
allie Srceieober WtE brdudebesmenfhs
lt6Cn GU itcms,
ShD0be I'M RittH Deer IN ocn 9lieberu, Stoturs
Q6l, Sttotn Der &lcrtn OoCr Blaze, uuireIUiligG 4Gs
a.ullf, SerIGt oCr otganl)ntn4rdlIs, Ffcluotitdt, Gntz
%irdltuH4, 5tieesr9eiGIGQeHlelt, EG9rfisu y%Jptrung,
6trlitopIeu, NiageuidluGbc. SittcIu. ShUGhc hes
@Ctht5 uno SOWiHcGl, 3rlHltgit os 8opiGS, or5
9aNtF, ocr gt0it ocet 9dut, tebcU~. Suuecu=, Was
gen oocr u1tGltlo0 SttCtl-otcNe ibrciItheU, hoitH
iu9eHoitheu @tDoDHbCitcn SuiuibrCibcnocn llu1
neutrality-suspicious. uuh 9CidbJude @cmooubeit,n,
uicl lhlImncr iii tbrc CDi'r. ais Der SuIeRtH.8ts
lang oCU SrlIbTtUU oCS ulDiiCs mar, uno bic, mfru
ne utbt jeua aCb,lt uerOcH, Die Glanjcrotcn Soft
IuHacn Utrnt+tsn, 5hDGht her GOHitIution bcroorz
9rIn3eH, ole S9e uunOlltb maiden uGo Julest otR
8Urprr uEo Sttit 5]tttoytn.
ScilUrq IN ;pet Sdqcu gdrautiIt,
SrlUiur9 tnHtrbdlb leBs StuHoeH! Ietn Guctftlbct!
HcIiouen, ole ourt ignorJnts, lelttitHntae 9Cuts
lno t9re, Sltte rutlIrt moreeR itNb, iolttn lOtoJt uors
Sunse Wdnner
beionoere, iutl6e ne OptIr itugs 9cbcireE 9afCrs
qcporeru mo, cC5 labrlth 10 uICl 6lui6I os In Gin III
lrt5cs Vub relBt, rosldc ourp ipre c]rbabeneH Ia
ItntG uno mtpidltln Stritau0CetrGitc nit Dem SoHz
NET ot StrcotlImtCtt Den SeTot b~cqCiilrrt uno Der
ttlcr bcJCutCrRoe one eGtlodt BADEN Tlreen, MOAN
ih nit oouem &ertrGuru naBcn.
2tclte itnp CtUi9e Der %trluTlgen urS btticgcnsners
teen Solgcn ter trultrcu 0tlDUGrteuGu oCs MATTERS:
SbpGlc in GtiteH uno in CGH SliCbCJn, hmerJcn
N Dem aopte. Sdndhe oco 9ttUts, Scrluit ter
Vtu5icttrdtt. Stri'luplvu, uCrUoie urrube, Wa9cRs
Ihpdte, unoctnun9 otr Scrcduun9soreGne, Gases
mctEc &Htttdluura, Sumptome bCr Shpiuo iudt.
Scinlg!-Glc ihrttitdCH gGirtunacn oCV Sds
tiers lino lcbr 81 lirbteu. ScJlut bte @todhtniics,
&trpttu1g or Soe-r GtouilGtit ttr0fICslr0I.R
bolc AsuuU0cn, &brctgung u0r @ciC1iuait, Suht
nod GinlarttIt, Nj trGltn gegCr ltd IClblt. 6urht7
l%Gintt,t &c, itao ,lEt9e oc lhtlNmtn 5olgcn.
br.-&tr9. ,rdt1ett G,tioEcu ootr lun9s DidEs
U4I. lDCiUc Nd Al O(TtbtilQen UcGhUbtiuyu, unh Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Der -Naltimnrer Snrnnnreinn

9lebt Bente, oen 2. Qt3embtr, eineu groBen
9au III Ger Gnrn3aue, Nr. 81, 28etz 8aItl-
mortitraBe, mo5u ale %ortebrEagen g~etrofiun
moroen 1T. nm ctWaS 2(uBsrgemGbulI6e5 III
btctelt, uno ba5eu mir uur nod III benlerten,
oaB Der 3~luortommeuoe unO geruanote 8irt6
9r. u. N. yinoentrutb bic Sorqef fir Svtiic
mo Grant ii]bcrnommen hot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Sapt. WDtltpp !. 5. Clemens

3et8t alien ieIreH 6reunOeu mo gcIarnten
an, OoB CT beute III ietllem neuen Qofale,
9tr. ?, 9torO- @oIfttaBe, eiusn groBen GIN
tpetbun8s Eunif auftribeu miro. 0a Capt.
Clemens aliaemein betaunt uno belicbt ut
nno III alien StaOttbeilen uiele 6reunoe beTbt,
10 lpuO rs Diontag in itinem 9ofale al ga.
ten ilder uid)t feblcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
8eibna6tcn! 0elofcnSunaen mad
NurDndl

GelOs uuO anoere 5~enOungen mad 0eutih,
lano, rcip. europa, Die CUR 28ttDHaAtSSeit
o'rauBeu einSutreitu btltrnmt Iino, iolteu
unotr5iiglid duige9ebeH weroen. 4"bienOung
ieoeu Samitag, entpeoer Ourd @e1iel ODER
Oirette 3ablung all Srt uuo Steac.
BT Qu8Udrtige 4~uigtber iinO gebeten,
aortiien ior9i0m aufjugebcn.
ESQ., +. Raiue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Scr @efanaYetein ..6armpniem

9teot heute, ben 2. December, ieiu 3~rueite8
9roBe8 @onjert III Der rGOncoroia." Oas
bro9ramm fir bteie 9elegeubeit lit ein iebr
9eIpdblteS uno oa Die attlOeu Rit0lieoer Die.
leS SeretnS it'd itet5 belniibeu, ibre @b6re in
Wabrbatt trsffltaer Use le por3Utrager, 10 ite6t
eth 'ebr 9eulBrtiderAbeuo gu crmarten. Nud
nebrere tiihtige SOliiten rperoeu auf benz
Son3ette mitmlrfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
SauptzG 5esutnn $4,000.

$230,50 AM 30. 0e}emtcr 1872 our6 oa8
2ooS entidteOeu sum Seiten Oc8 y9tcbra8ta
StaatS= @ atienbauies." 8llste III 81, ODER
6 8llete fir So.
Ngeuten o%erlangt. Sir nabcre GuStunft
a"Oreiitre MAJ =. 81. Nattcc, @tneral
unt2rnebner, Smaba, Nebrasfa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
&Cbeime &rautBcitrn
8rumSltbc 8ur garantirt
81 3oiepb 7abtan,

VWTNFW UWVINWT
pTattIi DEM ArBt, YtilGoelp6tc.
81. RaSiau ]garanttrt cirt l1rtuS uH0 erInbItht
Sur IN allen 5siGltLtlIbcH Sr4UtleIleR.
sung MANNER,
Ole no 9elInltter iu9enUlIEotu btDuFt mt, btEtH
Bo,9tn lt4 IN S4lDGat, uHOCrmygtH, gtben5ubers
orpB unn BuIcgt in GusJsbrIHa fEno ge6en, moseu
nd DgrtrGucrEDou an Md UcntCn.
Sd babe IGuienoe iotdu Ingli1li6ct Su ibrsr
lrlbCreH @tllno1clt ytridgtbIubl, Gle UoH anbuR
lGlld be4Gnoelt obcr ais ~un9erl0ar uusgGsCbSn pots
ben iiuo.
Tab EN- II nj RrGuer,
ote an UHreg elmaBtatgittH In Der MOEGtIlhCn Relnia
9uH9 ootr gdnBtIhem 4ushltlbeU b~ericlhcn IeibSn,
3letDUttI o0n CCiacr llyi9dC. D,ruen in eini8lr lGs
gen 1on mir 9eIgeteut obae HGdtGsli9e }oiggn fir
0ie 9eiuHbbcit.
ausDGrtige RattRuten
tonren BON mir t~eGnubClt nGr6Gu, penn lie mir ibseu
SuitGnb lbrijtliI mtttbetlgu.
SrsRgite SerltDiegcngcit miro Jugefhert.
Aoreis: DR.. JOSEPH FABIAN,
Mr.. 22S, Vine St., Philadelphia, ia,
L....- ..-... . . -. -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
BrrfinS 81 6nuIs'6

Mont erpioetrence %ferpiIne pfer 6obItn.SeI-
Sdinpe I'm GroBsn uno SIeInen. Nueiriqe aaentur
gu BaGrItpreIlen, ionic ald fir bic beribmteu BafcI
nele Sro=alpietsS ompagnie. Dtan ienbe ooer
lprenS o0r tHr StrtulGre Tel @ebr. 0arp,
l3DtrB,1 5,4pturU) Fr, 246, u. zgaltilnoIeHH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
~ Oeiunobeits WcocIn fir Nir

tanbe SabreS3ett. - @itet SUD UOr
lailea 6lBen Jtaie 6IBe bringen leidt
grtaltun5en beroor uuo buben iGon oft Den
Sem rSdwinoiudt 9elegt. Adtet uie etneu
tIelle1 9ulten fir 3u gertng, oils oaB er Be-
aCgtln9 oetolene SIetue uriahen baben
OF groBe Wlrtungcn. SeiO INNER ihla9.
lerttg ttr Den argen 6eigO Der Sleiueu, Die
9aISbrdune, tnO ietO ME o9He Elm @adet BON
or; $0ntg,8 Srutt4ee, Der in alien
6aleH BON ~GrtaItHn8en, 3uiten &c. CUTE
0leEite tbun miro. Csc
BT @egen 6uiten, @rfQltunq, sails.
6raHne, 9eliertett, Seuhbuiteu &C. gebrauft
OR, 449ut &0ntg'8 Sam burqcr
8rN lttbee. (276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Die Slemaunia 4oac 9Ir. IS,
NkFNfntrS- SNS.AIn

MIRO beute, Den 2. DECEMBER, iGrcu erften
Sau IN Der n6reimaurerz6aQe" abGQlten.
ga 0a6 arrangement =Gomite iir bic umfaI,
~lsltOlten Sorbercitungcn Gorge Qetraaen hat,
70 Wlro I'D Der BAH obue 3mttiel III elmer
b0dllt ft0tlel Nffatre aeitalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
staOt Baltimore.

Esy- Die lleberbdufuns unieres beutiaen
8lattes nit mtdtigen GaseSberi d.
ten muB Die auslafuns manter auieissu
nro ginicupunsen entiduloiseu.
Isabelle
fiber cen m~ittlsren ti9lihen unb monatliben gt1nb
bPs Sarometers uno THERMOMETERS i'm Houember
1872.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Jn Der biIhofidcm M1ctboStSfena
Htr6e am Wount 0iernnnzSnmnrr

ENOtI NONIlerTE09, Den 5. NeIember, cIl orO-
BEG 0~rae=Son5ert itatt, in ruelbcm Der be-
r1bmte Or9antlt 6r. SEQ. 90. Dtorqau pom
JH~~Y0rt nno Der 0@ermania MQnHerdOr"
nItip!rteH mtroeu. l8tr MAIDEN uuiere 2eIer
any ole betreltenoe InnOace III uniersn 4njei-
geipQlten auimerfiam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
xuocSfdue.

AM %. Nooember cieUrg Sui(aI Souanh, 49,,
10 UtoHUtt uGb 70 Gage alt, eln5i9es Stno pom @eorg
y. uHo Wiur9arttu 9Ulnn0.
4N IS October hilbert Sepett sSisaano, 4 s,
? DtcHatc ur0 IS Gage aft, iIn9ites 6 TO Don u. D
uEo (. GSiCgano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
SmiHannhrirntrn.

Der Salnpfer -g9m. 2aprence," 6apt. Sauctt,
Iangte 6reitag BON bier ioer giOrfOIt. 9a., in Bottom
an.
Der Dampfcr pgeo. 4ppoIo." Gapt. Qouelano, oor
bier dbgelabren, erreibte Bottom am lelbigeu Suae.
Der Oantpter y4uctle, " Gapt. Bennett. fam Ton.
neritu9 Don Baltimore In illumination, W..G., an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
900 "a. ..s =!
ReIDhmnnn

pAUVV i sga. 'FS BiSf, SiTfn { iaaeS non ' u5S
Itudrcneen 3GmouboioeF, uelGs Ht Sins's Sds
MISUNDERSTANDING Uit'tlrireu Tam. Is III uur
llr pin1orrbotoen lHo ui6t6 1nocres 5~ubsreitRt uu6
bot BGue BON ma9r ais 20 9abren Sauet fprirt. "
IT btt auGn Sro9uiten 80 ba5en. BrGis ST..
9Gpie v. HouB, aeeEt,
fOel I1S,t&m Rr. $50, WRef=BuGtmoT6HrnE G..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02

B% Semoen. = Sr. 6. 9. Qouo=
neder II gtaffol9er OeS 6ru. q. 9ouabIe
ais pen1Oentabritant in q :, POS, 90 cit.
Baltimore Stra Be, aeruor6en uno
miro es ltf angelegeH lem lafien, ben pobl
oeroleuten 0fnf be5 GtabltTement5 aufredt III
erbaIten. Seiue beionoere auimertiomfeit
psnoet er feinsn bcftelten SemOen III, gBir
empteblen TIN benz bemoenbeoiirf;iaeu Bubz
llfIm ais etuen 8uuerldii9en ulto liberaleu
@elhattsmann. SIM lls6rigen leie man jeiue
AnB: ige
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
SIR. lGcnrn 1nfnhfnn

label ieine 6rcunCe uno 8efanutc Elm, fcin
gotal IN 9tr. 81, Srleau8traBe, ~ beiutcn,
NO ie itet8 cine gemitttlihe unterbQltuug
NM ein nutes Sins 8iar fiuhen lnrrhe11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02

bat bic Nrtbibaft III gtr. 1913, @Ou9biraBe,
tau1ltd itbtrHommeu uuo miro bieielbe hen 3.
te, ben 2: DECEMBER, nit eiuem i~olenu}u
SEuihe er0fiueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Gum Scftcm Der Sbmlc Der 4. Seutz
idicn r~cfDrmirfcn iGrmrinNr
SIR. 6cinrim Wchc,

Tlloet Don 2. bI5 IuIn 6. 0e3emblr un0 am
8. 0e3ember in Der o]J(cbeubaae" all Der
6apsttellraBc eIne 6atr itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Der 0cian9peretn n@intraAtD

7IIeII NtlIe 0eN 2. Ie3tember, m ocu
gyte!g- AfclbIg GOOmS" eineu groBeu gaQ.
ga eapt. 6elomann'8 treflides Mutfcorp8
ea9aQ'Ft III mo 9r. 30, 0rshiel bic beitsn
S.psIlca Huo 9ttrdufe in BereItdaft bQiteu
iolfOt 10 WT0 eS an 5aAIrel9em 8tiude ni4t
iebleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Das FaIte Wctter.

Son alien Srten trift Sunbe iiber ba8
plOblt6 eingetretene tulte 8etter eiu. Son
pteIen Srten rueroen SdnecgeIt0ber gemeloet
uno i'm Noroen ullo Q8eiteu 1T bereitS Die
Sbifffabrt auf ben Seeu u1O 6liiiieu Inter
brO4en mOroeu, mabrens gleid3ettig aunoe
itber cine &etbe S6ihSunfdQe %eintrtftt. Qu9
i'm Siioen, aus Nelp-S %rleans, 96arleton,
8tlminlton, 6iamono &C., erbalten mir
gtadriat iiber fultes @ettcr, tpenn bafielbe
aud nt6t 10 emptnolid) oils i'm Ioroen, Use
ten nuO ben WlittelitaQtsn, QnfQetrtten III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Berittat bon 05m. Niiber s SObnen,
Rr % SouthIro6o
Baltimore, tsn 80. ROusmber, 4tcrOs 5 up,
titrtssn gsrtauis auI Der bergen Sorle
n 8nnrh

81 900 n0lor.z Gtnc. ~5oBn"'Obl. Q. sup, II, 86I
l OCU Ditto Ditto 0lto 81
1000 p8trgrntas5 cnRsi ee=9 obn"=8r ........ gl%
5000 Btttsburg.SO on. -SubH"O blis, Il. Spp., 94Aa
AtueH or ,Sulto. sO6toz8d -. l54
yFen.InrRRr HS arPr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17
RrutpI and Iphuman Treatment o
Harmless HuHa1EcS.

New York, September 15.--Within the
p,st week two poor lunatics, both harmless
and one of them cripple, have been literally
kicked to death by. brutal keeper named
Thomas Farrell ut the New York asylum
for the insane on Wards Island. Farrell
has been arrested.
Laicr.-An examination of the remains OF
John II. Orrell, the Swede. who it was sup
posed had died from the attacks of the nurse
ut the insane asylum on Wards Island,
shows that he had been in weak state at
the time of the assault. The accused aSsalant,
Furrell. denied that lie inflicted the punish
ment. but admits that parties in the in>titu-
tom were whipped. Seymour. who was also
beaten. may recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17
fcosr,sr,rp PROM rrNsr raee.l

not responsible TO any committee OF 5Sou.iels,
AZ to any t,ower except rs to the results OF
sho;r proceedings. They had the right 10
discharge any employe, and that right had
never before beer, questioned. They had re.
,,orscd everything that ought to be reported,
and now the pr,irient curiosity OF few mem
hers had been gratified by what the Mayor
had to say: but the busy-bodies had MADE
nothing of it. In conclusion he said he knew
three members on the committee proposes
BY Mr.. fsaacs who had expressed an oP'llioh
on the subject. ~
Mr.. Whitlock and others: Name tnei,i.
Mr.. Wyune: could If chose TO- pat
don't choose &c be questioned. ne asal"
S urged that If there was to DC iu't,ei III
ycstigation ], ought to be maze .. '"'
Mayor. -, ,,,,o-,,,,.s
amendment. and il was earned hs the ''''o"'
ing vote: ,;, p,,a Chester
man Davis. English 81. .I.), English l"ii-
Iaml. Eukcr, Forester, Higgins. herse'
Manly. Starke. Scott (of Ctay). Stratus, ial-
hott, Thornton. Wagner. and Wynhe--In. e.,
Toes.-Messrs. BossleuX, Cotfreli, han
Isaacs. Lipscomb. Metzger. scott (oi 'enci-
SONY, stokes. Wexford, and Whtlock-,io.
The other resolutions were amended 30 az
IN annly to the MAYOR instead OF 10 speclal
committee and tho whole aS amended was
agreed 10.
MIR. Barsamin. at $50, moved to adjourn.
Lost.
Mr.. Whitlock: move that the Committee
on Retrenchment and Reform be requested
10 be present ut this Investigation. Agreed
to.
By Mr.. Starke:
"Resotced, That in the investigation OF the
matter just referred to the Mayor he be adj
vised that this Council include all the Subor-
climates "a well as officers as subjects for ms
investigation"
Agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Isaacs, the Council ad-
innrned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

PAINFUL AcCIDEN T.-iesterday about
noon, ae Colonel Edward Nickers, contractor
on James River bridge, was engaged with a
PARTY of wOrkmen In removing one OF the
derricks on the southern abutment, some
portion of the derrick struck him, ard he
was precpitated violently to the ground. II
distance OF some feet. falling on pile of
stone, knocking him senseless. He was con-
veyed to his residence, and DR.. Bronaugh
called in. Although severely cut about the
head, and badly bruised in various portions
OF the body. his injuries are not considered
serious.
STABBlSG CAsE.--Sunday morning Il colored
boy named Albert. employed ut the Ches-
terrified House, was severely stabbed with
knife in the hands of n young man named
Kemper, an employt of the james River
Bridge Company. The cause of the cutting
il said to have been alleged impudcnce on
tie part oil the boy. Kcmper was arrested
and bailed for further trial. The wounded
nun ~ sud to he seriously but is not
thought to he fatally injured.
ArrpAYs.-A difficulty occurred Sunday
between two colored men named Hampton
and Randall IN which the latter was severely
Injured. There were several atflnys in diff
felent parts of town the same day, but
fortunately none Of the parties were injured.
The TEACHERS lNsTITCTG.-The session of
This body, which will be held at the Metho-
dist church Wednesday and Thursday, will
doubtless be very interesting, us addresses
will be delivered by the Rev. Mcssrs. Chris
tian and Deans, and by Mcssrs. Morrisctt,
Flournoy, Hancock, d. b. and b, A., and
an essay read by Mrs. J. L. Walker. The
SaSStnp Ia or,rp to thp DIlllIir.
PROGRESS OF THE BRIDGE.-Thc work over
the DanvIle road has been completed, and
the work of filling up the space between the
railroad aud ubutment is rapidly progress
ing, as is the opening and grading OF Seventh
street. Semines street has been partially
opened to Eighth street, the dirt thus OBJ
tanned being used in between the arch and
river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-17

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ;yAL1r.
" ABLE REAL Esr AyE ~ THE CRY or

Il
TAskSs f lNn E safsf os TH Hks s1TS or
BIZ virtue Of 9 decree Of the cifsaH Court IL III.
tie lie case Of The Of Vsnss ssai y
Fl III. Huffman tiate stetif Of Hegrco county,
ard o.hefs ws ts nds,szgnsa SPECIAL sonmts
aL pubic ane,ion, on me prsnsisess the following
REAL EsTATE z, and u; the order adyertlsedsiz.:
On FRIDAY the g, d AZ q S,sgs'ssber ls1s Il Il
feet 90 Catflarine street between smYsh and Henri
streets, and running lack loi feat 70 an ailey and
tigee and bali feetof 10. 9. There sc two Ten.
IL deemed advisable, and the lot divided.
Aud Immediately afterwards tiiat g5,T fronting 81
rer Of Leigh and. Henry streets, and running soaI
leo feet TO an Ifey. commencing for It's eastern
boundary % feet from William n feales Io, There
ure two tcneDlcnts ON this lot and The lot viii be d.
yited IL deemed adra !tageors.
And Immediately thereafter we wilf sell TINT LOT
OF GROUND with fr.tt'sd hons house, &c, thrf-onJ
$50 feet ficm the western linz 0f Fisher street mn.
Mug westerly: fronting 80 fee'9n Leigh street
And on SATURDAY the 9Th day IL Sept S d,,s.
1872, we will sell the following described REAL
ESTATE-yiz.. Atia O'Clock Z. N. that LOT or
Federal street. IN Durals addition. known n san
addition rs part Of Lot No. Is commencing ON the
north side of Federal srec 20 feet inches from the
corner OF said street and ST. Stephens street 'front.'
Ing 80 feet 4inches on Ee'era street. With depth
OF SO feet.
And immediately afterwarus- haS al O'Clock 7.
NJ that LOT OF LAND, with the Improvements
thereon and now used as tayern-stund. situate on
Brook turnpike. adjoining the property Of Peter
Burke, fronting 50 feet on Brook turnpike and en-.
tending back 40 feet.
bffrr which we will sell that lot known a. I,ea No,
!. in Solomon Marks plan of Duyal's addition shu
ate on the north side of Bacon's Quarter branch
fronting feet street 30 feet wilde, and running
back $50 feet, together with snsh improvements IS
may lie on s1 q lot.
The above property presents q COOL opportunity
for persons OF limited means, or those desifins 10
mike investments.
TERMS. OF sALE: Une-tiftli cash: the residue I'm
equal instalments mt SIX twelve eighteen, and TWEEN
tv-four month for negotiable noies with Interest
nj SIX per centn per annum added. and the legal
title retained by the cuurt until the entire purchase
money |. paid. JANE Z; TAILok.
+. =. TURNER.
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN. lli3 Main
street. sel1
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!. ,se.,rtnx $3.50 ssfsrre Dss
By Gfhbhs b ~ ilinrtis. IS
aeai Esta,e AGerits and Auctions
r, . street ,,etwcnn Main ard r. b.

1,RUsTEEs SALE OF , It'll THAT !, s MosK
f,wEtIINti.oNf THE East SIDE Qf T TN y;
TSvS.SISTH STREET, BETWEEN FRAN VI ~
MN sftiS STREETs, 'FRONT.' NC, ON Nh
sHaLL SQUARE. AT AUG III e 3 nT,r1a
of the provisions Of decdo Of trust from H. BmT "
ham trustee TO the subscriber as trustee su "
MARCH,, 1872 and recorded in Ricfmond Ciaiis,vls
Court Office beIng thereto required by the sreatof
occurred Twill sell at auction upon tie prGine' NJ
FRIDAY nth September. ut O'Clock L; ai.. ltis
RESIDENCE situated rs above. formerly aMn s
and ncrupictl By Thomas Potts. Esq liz mas tiefst,
rooms and Is finished In fhe most approved and
thSro,Ich manner. The Kitchen has four roonls anu
there IS cit, water and gus, also pump Oh goo" va"
te, I'm tine ynr'i. .., ,.,o, nj
rms through TO Thirietl street. and Is adorned VIII
ia,u,ifnl shrubbcry and flowers, and has pesiacs
variety of choice fruit In the garden-
The situation Il on .Ibbys Hill. ana aortis one VI
tbr most beautiful and extensive views In ,e Guy.
overlooking ihp river and country above ana peo"
for many miles. or,os ,f
TERMS: Sufficient in cash tQ defriH expenses Ni
sale and To- ply off note for slsS8e tile l6!, Sel
teInhr 1877: on II credit ~ to Tlsss.E unti iaIn I
March 1873: OH further credit ns to 3loI5e llnt
18th September La: and thu residue upon terms 10
ne inside known mt time of salethe credit payments
TO bear Interest from the day of sale and TO oe Sc
cured by trust deed. =. W. GRUBBS. trustee,
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS. Auctoneers. sc -
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BY Hill & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lln8 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE DWELLING
n WITH aR;E GROUNDS ATTACHED, ON
I,iII;RCH HILL. OVERLOOKING JAMES NJ.
YER, FOR SALE AT AUGT!0S,1Ry relnes,, OF
the owner will sell on TUESl1A ser. t a
ynIIab hi, residence occupied by Dr. Langstedt, en-
the corner OF Main and Thirteth streets i1 .r Inc
S,v. heen beautifully ornalnented by the present
owner with the choicest flowers, besides having
grapes Just barng of the most improved STOCK a
mi,dinp built of an improved brick. contains eght
rcIu,. : as gas throughout, Iron veranda ana DOW
window and is one of the most de ir',blr cnlnihahd
Ing. and beautiful residences III tlial Seclio ,,vo
TrRMs: Cme-third cash: balance In one anu TWO
wears at i per cent Interest. ,.
eli HILL " doDD1N' h"I'ioi''iS'
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New York Items.

New YORK, September 1G.-The coach
drivers have bad meeting, and resolved to
demand two dollars week advance, other
wise they will strike. -
Comptroller Green refuses TO be candi-
date for Mayor in any event. 1t seems to be
the general opinion that eX-NIayor Haver
meyer will be run by the Republicans, willie
eX-Register John McCool. Smith Ely, and
John Kelly are talked of for the Democratic
nomination.,
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Grand Lodge L. o. O. r. Of the United
States.

BALTIMORE, September l8.---At O'Clock
this morning the representatives composing
the Grand Lodge L. o.. o. +. Of the United
States were escorted by the Grand Lodge
and Grand Encampment Of the State of Ma
ryland from Burnum's Hotel to the Odd Eel
lows Hall on Gay street, where nm address
of welcome was delivered by w. L. Creery,
GRIND Master of the Grand Lodge of Mary
land.
He was responded to by Frederick ID.
Stuart, NJ. w. &. S. Of the Grand Lodge OF
the United States.
The Body then organized for business.
Forty-one Grand Lodges and thilty-tivc
Grand Enampments were fully represented,
one hundred and twenty-seren representa-.
tives, composing the Grand Lodge. being
present