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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05
1y Wellington.G Odain,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

nNE HUNDRED HANDSOME LOTS In
~ THE PLAN OF BUCK HILL" ADJOIN-
ING MANCHESTER, AND HAVING FEONTS
ON HULL AND DECATUR STREETS. FOR
SALE Al AUCTION.-Willb c sold at auction, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. 5th OF June, 1872,
Ut O'Clock i. ~. if fair, il not. the first fair day
thereafter, ONE HUNDRED LOTS in the fore
going plan. These lots adjoining the western limits
or Manchester, arc cligibiy situated, cnnanda flint
view of Manchester and Richmond, and are In an
improving ncighhnrhood. To capitalists or persons
of small means this sale presents favorable chance
To- secure nj wholesale retail. lots which, IT, Is le-
levcd, will prove profitable To those who may pur-
chase them. Tho land has been laid out into squares
corresponding with those in MANCHESTER. and each
will bc sIIhdvtc'l into eight lots. ~ ny ISL feet
10 an alley sixteen feet wide. a plat of the property
can bc seen al my Office.
TERMS: Al sums under $500, one Fourth cash
balance at three, six, aud nine months: over that
sum and under $1,000. 0nc-iourh cash--balancc ut
four, eight and twelve months; all sums over VI 900,
onc-fr,irh Casil-balancc at six, twelve, and cigh-
teen months; in each case for negotiable notes, bear
ing interest, secured Ivy Il trust deed ...s
Suitable refreshments will lc furnished.
my 90 W. GOTDlN, Auctiorccr.
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BY Gr,tbbs & Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents, "
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE DESIRA-
L BILE BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 3os, NORTH
NINETEENTH. BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL STREETS. AT AUCTIOS.--By virtue OF
decd OF trust executed by H. T. Davis Wis an1 wife 10
.IsNs. and recorded In Richmond Hastings Court
Office we will sell at auction, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY. sth June. at O'Clock l.. AZ. the tene-
men, In Talbot's row above refcrrcdto lthas eight
rooms. besides n Kitchen with two rooms: wntcr.
gas and the usual conycncnces The lot Is "a by 10
feet. -, /.
ono and two yc.rs for notes with Interest payable
annually and secured by Il decd of trust.
f Hi SF% %E},IISs' Trustees.
CuVrns & WILLIAMS, Auctionerrs. my 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05
sBy Moody & Royal,
Pool Ectutn pputS and Auct iOilperS,


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE MID MI
LOTHIAN PITS. IN CD =. l l.
vain pursuance of decree of the Circnlt Court
of ChestorlclI county, pronounced Mt the May
term, 1879, in u ccrtain suit therein pending sIyien
F. g. Hancock Enar'ian aS WI som at r. ii M
the undersigned special commissioners, WIZ SCI n
pubIic auction. on The premises, ON IuuhSphli
hf 81 ay Of IAN Sns sssd q, the midlothian c
pits, Immediately on The Bucking,am rHaa, Win Inc
Richmond and Dauyillc railroad running through
H. This lald has fine frame dwelling Oh IT, con-
tanng eight good rooms in good repair, and all tile
necessary out-huldngs usuallytc on hfst-cRsss
farm. ,,o,
from Coalfield station. on the Richmond and
Dauvillc railroad, and In desirable neignDor-
hood. convenient to several churches OF cliler-
emit denominations, about four miles from the
IIugucnot Springs, with y conveyance passing The
door twice day to and from the Springs during me
season. This tract contains EMihTG f.. !Sal
(.ol acres will he sold viii, tic dwelling and out
buildings and the balance will be divided into five or
ten-acre lots to suit purchasers or Will lie sold as
whole.
Parties Wishing to sccHre good house In i pcas-
ant and convenient ncichborhood should not fail to
attend this SALE The proximity Of this farm to
make IL highly eligible for farming purposes.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance on credit Of
four, eight, and twelve months for the deferred pay,
ments, negotiable notes, interest added the title
being retained until The whole purchase money Is
paid The decree directs the commissioners TO re.
serve the right TO all the minerals and metals In said
land for the benefit of the infant defendants.
plat of the aboyc-aescribed land rs divided VIII
be shown at our Office and Oh the premises on day
OF sale.
Those desiring to attend this sale can 20 III tho
cars, leaving Richmond OH the o'clock train, and
ie' ''"' = va my ''-' III i. G. HANCOCK,
MOODY & royal, Auc:ionccrs. :. :. my es-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05
BY Lyme 4 Brother, s,
Nuctioneors and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE LOT WITH TWO SMALL
v FRAMED TENEAtENTS THEREON. SIT.
UATED ON TWENTY-FIR BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS. FOR SALE All
AUC1ION.-Wc shall, at the. request Of Tire owner,
DAY the st june 1872. mt O'Clock L. NJ, the above
described property. .
The lot has front of 10 by u feet, with an alley
on each side. <
TERMS At sale. LYME & BROTHER, !
-. = 8 $ kucttpueprS.
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- 1--s-
AUCTION ~ st65.F usssfa Days.
Z syswealfSet ssodaiif 81
- Atctioneer aiisi 1fsai Essats Agent, q
49, corner Eleventh nflsf Bank Etreefs.

THAI BEAUTIFUL LoT.. No, 81. IN
IL SIDNEY, BOUNDED BY GROVE, q AR
lVfE,AND ARKESTREETs,A AND ALSO By
VIII he sold at auction, on the premises, on NON
Day the 10th of June, 1877 nj S0clock r. NJ, Gat
remarkably handsome LOT located as above. II
has front on Sire north side Of street Of fs6
feeto the east line Of HnryIe street 257 feet tile
west lire Of Clarke street OF III feet, and ON the
south line of Park avenue OF 90 feet Ii will be sold
as d whole, divided Into eight smaller parcels, rs
may be deemed hest mt the hour Of sale.
& This is not only most beautiful and elig1fIy-
located lot but 1t is In the uidstof an improving
part Of Sidney, with handsome dwellings opposite
to the fronts on Grove and Harvte streets:
TERMS one-foHrtt cash; halance nc fCfr, eight.
and twelve IpnDils FOR negotiable notes, Interest
jos W. GoDDIN, Anctioneer
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BY Lyme Z Brother,
Aucuonccrs AMI Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Maiu street.

DRAINED STORE AND A NEA ]
l. FRAMED COTTAGE ADJOINING T"f,
SAME. CORNER or MONROE STREET A.D
BROOK AVENUE. FUk SALE At PUBL
AUCTION.-We shall. at The request OF The 1HnSt'
DAY the II,h day or june ISL, at O'Clock !, NJ
chat valuable property located rs above h''s'l',,.
The Store has oycnit dwelling containing "''
rooms. kitchen, &c., with neat 'front.' eniah'e'
The COTTAGE contains irc rooms htci'al.N .,
the front ward Of which has In IL large g'1ni ~
flowers ;,ipi strawberry. In III" rear snr,i ttHit y
Large gIapc arbrr Of the iGGst select hld ana -'
many irGil trees.
Tpuas or SALE: VIII hc cash ~ IN onc-th'fd ="
the i,pfriliS.. nury: the rcHur al FIX '' WV
months for negotiable notes, iptr'r.t 'titfi s'tun'
rent wear q, BE- paid Try tho purrlirrt. ,
LYME q BROTHER.
49,. ,s a, o- 90 =, 10, IrlIt Suction,tT..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05
By S. Il. Davis, Auctioncer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

ZOE SALE AT AuCrION.--At the re-
II quest Of the owner. will sell ut AUCTION, on Inc
,,remiscs the valuable VACANT LOTS. fronting
eIrtv-fnIr fret six Inches, on Byrd street between
First and Second streets. ON SATURDAY the sth ol
june ISL Mt o'clock =. NJ.
These lots are particularly suited rs locations for
residences Of gentlemen engaged In business III thai
nciglihorliood.
AZ. prIIIhM, salesman. jel
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II1nIfsTEE.s sALE VERY NALI.

TKIJSTEE'S SALE OF a VERY VAht,
l. ABLE TRACT OF LAND LYING ~ ~ .,
COUNTY, OF AMELiA.aBy virtue Of "a III II.,r y,
M. his wife % the undersigned rs tr,'S"' s,,;
duly recorded IN the clerks oiIc" Of i' '"n ,a
Court Of Amelia, shnIl rt9,, t. ~ ,, .. , '" 81
10 ,;t.I"ck A.. that AIUABLE TRhtTof hAaSyN
confirming TliKEE HUNDRED And fir
THREE ACRES, more or % onned Ian, ana ,,,e In,
Of tine iourisliing iliage Of Amelia Iour'G'I"st
said tract has q comfortable FRAME DIV thh.s'
containing six rooms. and gu rsrs ,,, ,,Iu
aldo On .c,.,,ultt of It's prox unity Il, the f'iirN"
Iarse portion, Of tic residue Is aliurial 10" iamu
Mr. ". H. Bradley, now living on Inc ih'"'
show II ~ parties desiring 10 'hfciEisN' ,s,
TERMS: The deed prescrlises sale ior eae"
VIII extend liberal credit Ia the purcG:gsT:,
INV ID rojtds b. G. HAE'rSoOh, 1ris'c'.-
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A VERY BEA UL BUILDING
n rOr.r ON THE EAST SIDE OF THIRD
BETWEEINS CARY r. y A F,ISS G A
sti nf June, nc O'Clock p NJ. we will SELL uron
the premises the very beautiful BUILDING LOT
living on the east side OF Third street. beginning $50
feet south of Cary street, fronting SEA feet, running
hack I2Gt feet alley ten feet wide and ;djoin-
Ing tho residence of William ID. Gibson, Esq:
This is the ouly lot we know Of now To be llad on
wat Is generally admitted To bc the most pleasant,
desirable, and improving avenue in tho city.
TERMS: At the sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
an EHE hurtiOncers.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EARMS FOR SALE.-NINETY.T
Il ACRES IN NEW KENT, about five miles
from West Point and one and 4 half miles from
Pamunkny river. About twenty acres cleared {;
balance In wool. Small house will exchange or
sell. \ bargain can hc had In this farm.
SJNTY-UNE ACR Els IN HENRICO, on Four-Nlile
creek, ten miles from Richmond. Immediately adj
Joining Curtis Neck. Soil very fertile. Fine meadow
land attached. Good mill-seat OH the creek. VIII
sell on liberal terms exchange for city properly.
+. &. NEWBURN,,
ir LAT 1G1I Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

by Paine, Cabcll It CO., h"ctio i'
VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTING
Y SALE OF FRESH SPItING AND sU.n ,i.nit
GooDs--on wEDNEsDAi June sun; STm xcry
are and attractye stock OF entirely fresh AMI DC
Sirabe
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
nan c,ses ROOTS. SHOES, and BALMORALS;,2 90
cases mems an, boys WOOL FHR; ano S RID
HATS: 30 cases mems and boys SIhA" HooDS
In every variety.
READY-MADF.r CLOTHING: p 90. :
. rrf.at variety ., including many choice goods.
HOSIERY AND SMALL WARES -;
CANTON MATTIN GS, &C., &c.
Also. n large invoice Of new aud desirable Dh
GOODS. a,,.o .-..;
saie p'sih '''''l', rAINE, CABELL & CO.,
my3, AlGiaaassrs;
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NOR RENT. A VERY DEsIRA BLEG#:1
II FURNISHED OFFICE. 1877 Gary s.I ,r,ed I'm ~.
tIrsf aoor. with storage ROOM latei! oce"Pie" W
Aes7fS. be'ih /" '"' IL. II. DIBREIL.
~ ,.,.-,..- ... r 1917 Cary street
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RIVER AND OCEAN STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND Ae>Tf'ssSSs
4 AND NORFOLK STEAMSIl -; -;
WEEK.-Str,mcrs NORFOLK, EMPIRE, and }.
3 GREEN. composi,g this lic; r., VII I'ayc Ric
o'c,ork 81. and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY ut the same hour, alternately.
Freights received daily tSundtys excepted i"ran
n.ris Sf PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey. and Delaware
also for Charleston. Savannah, and New Orleans, and
bills of lading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk NJ moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
stateroom, is.
W. =. PORTER, Agent,
No. 2425 Dock street Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO.. Agents
No. i9 South Wlnrvcs,
In, No IL North Wharycs. PHILADELPHIA,
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NTANTED.--I wish to rent Il HOUSE or
w ROOMS by the 18th instant, between Third
and Tenth streets, not further north than Leigh,
and not further South than Cary street;
+. -. EACIIO. /,
40 Sat Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05
BY 4. n. Davis,
Real EstIte Agent and Auctioncer.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUC-
ID ION.-At the request Of the owner. will aeil
ON TIL uRSDAY the otli day of june, mt O'Clock II.
NJ, Oh che premises, ONE AND A HhLF-ACREs
OF LAND on the New road, and adjoining the Nc
chnics Cemetery. This lot Of land Is well enclosed
and has fine crop OF oats growing npon 1t. IL HiD
lie sold In the whole, TO suit purchasers.
TERMS: LIBERAL, and will be made known Ut sale.
lie 1 So 4! IiftIt ~ q. N.DAVI5. Aucf!OneeY.
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A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL-GA
N ING FOR SALE OR RENT-A desira-EI
he medium-size BRICK DWELLING, cOnye-
iiiently arranged, with basement and two stories
above. containing seven rooms, closets and kitchen,
auu lot esxIoo feet the south side Of Broad street.
near to and west of Twentv-sccond street, for sale
or rent Apply 10 RICHARDSON < Co..
Heal Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
f. AIT lib Main street.
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By Thomas w. Reese, Auctionesr, -.
No. 1877 Main street. go. 80.

600 TRUNKS AT .AUC1TON.-I will
.LSJVtseII Mt NV rooms. 1877 Sfainstreet a large
assortmentof IT UNKS, eoinprisingisf'
80. LADIES. iTfoNcSARATt'GA, = Z
III LADIES LEATHER SARATOGA, n II II
of various sizes, on FRIDAY, June 7th, 1871, at 10
! These TRUNKS are obliged to be sold to close
stock ON hand and the public generally are invited
and ladies especially, at 1917 aiain street. D.,
~ - T. W. KESEE,
4. l., ~ ~. .sss. tG'@ ,tt!ftif A uctfOnppf.
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WANTS.

WANTED. several FOREMEN, with d
w force of fifteen hands each, TO work on the
Chcsarake aud Ohio railroad
Also. 4 large number OF SERVANTS TO go North
- j. P.JUSTIS. Labor Agent
10, M. @ Fifteenth street
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A DESIRABLE DWELLING + o r
IN SALE PRIVATELY.-A desirabe medium
size FRAME DWELLING, conveniently arranged,
small rooms with closets; Kitchen; and lot 46Nsn
feet, with an alley in the re;lr: pleasantly situated
and Convenient to business, the west side of Sixth
street between Clay and Leigh. for sale privately.
hpnly TO RICHARDSON Il Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctonecrs..
10 au 1113 Main street.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

~ DISAPPOINTMENT.
In consequence at the inclcmeEcy or the weather
the above sale IL postponed until FRI DAY June It'll,
Mt the same hour LEE Il GoDDlS.
f. 10 E - ~ I.a ''sz Auctonccra.
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WANTED, a good COOK, without in
w cunbrancc. Apply to
ic ,-3f (fRUBI}S IL W lIIIlhNS.
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FIGHT BETWEEN MAN AND A HYENA.---
The Indiana papers publish the following &C
count: "a party OF six natives coming to-
ward Deyra through the Mohun pass were
attacked by hyena; it made straight at one
of them, and flew at his threat The poor
fellow stretched out his bands to keep oil his
assailant, on which the hyena bit them ST.
yerely; his companions, instead of coming
to his aid, took refuge in some adjoining
trees. The man, finding himself thus dc.
serted, and his hands in mutirated state.
pluckiiy turned OH his enemy and seized his
nose with his teeth, roaring out in the best
way he could for assistance.
"By this means he secured the animal, and
his companions, taking courage, came down
from their secure positions and belabored
the brute to death with sticks. l saw the
unfortunate man ut the dispensary, where
he had gone to have his wounds dressed
and was shown the head of his enemy, hav
ing his teeth-marks on the nose. l believe
this is almost an unprecedented instance in
the annals of natural history, as a hyena il
well-known as most cowardly brute. never
venturing to attack man, but preying chiefly
on dogs, carton, and young children"
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WANTED, a COLORED HOUSE SER
w WANT: must know how TO WASH and IRON.
Also bring recommendations. Apply 1T this Office.
;nS ~
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In Prison, RUT IN LUCK.--The Jackson
(Mich.) Citizen prints the following:
Henry Miller, u drorer, was sent to State
prison by the Recorders Court ut Detroit, in
February. 1870, for grand larceny, for term
OF three years. Miller says he housed bis
cattle one night on farm in Wayne county,
and the next morning his men drove an AMI
nal into the cars with his herd that did not
belong to him. He sold it, and was arrested,
tried, and convicted, as stated above.
He had father who was millionaire, liy-
ing in Albany county, \. ", but ut his trial
ne neither applied to him Tor assistance nor
allowed him to lie Informed Of what was oc-
curing. He had a cousin with him, Charles
Parker by name, from whom he cXacted
promise never to write to him or to inform
his relatives of his whereabouts. Mr.. Parker
has faithfully kept the latter portion Of his
promise, as was evnccd by letter which
Miller received from him few days ago.
From this, which we have been permitted to
see. it appears that Miller had sent his cattle
to his father at Buffalo, and this was the last
indication received by his friends to show
that he was living since his conviction. lie
was literally dead to the outside world.
His father became alarmed at his long alb
sence, and set out to hunt him up. He ira.
yelled all over the world, says the letter, and
finally having heard that his son was in Call
fornia. took Parker with him and went there,
OF course he was unsuccessful, and returned
home to die of broken heart. Parker KEPT
his secret faithfully, and the old man dice
mourning for his lost son without word o.
comfort or assurance to cheer him. lie tet
all his property, some 100000 in real estate
and personal effects, and $4,000 on depcsi
in bank, to his son, who by this letter, fol
the first time since his incarceration, hear
from his friends ut home.
Young Parker writes from Coopersyllc
in this State, where he is stopping few
weeks on business. He will probably pa,
his cousin visit before returning to New
York. Miller's time will expire in August
unless he looses portion Of his "good time
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mo LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEARS,
roRTY ACRES OF LAND, suitable Tor
market garden and dairy business situated near re
town of Manchester, on the south sigc OF t'e uI
ii IN thn coal mines whereon stands the ba,tcr!'
between the property of Mr.. r. Bowen ana =
pcr<lD dcsirng to make proposals Us ~ ,i, ritim
'htii 'i'c i''n N'' - ID. X. WEISIGER,
Auctioncer and Land lobHT, {
,ro. IOIJ Main street. !
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T1OB RENT, q very desirable BRiCh ss:a
r H0t1SE. situated on st, James street nc III
street containing n amS fS %s of
cims St. n t,,e nremises Possession can DC
,es , m.di, ,nir wy +. ID. EhCHo. +
liid imh'euia'ci,' Real Estate Agent .
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EOR RENT. BRICK TENEMENT, an
Il No. 40. cast Grace street. Possession Ea2
JACKSON BOLTON.
my 3o-lwk Office City Eilgincer.
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TOR RENT, a very desirable BRlCh AM
uoljsE. .,t,,nted on the sonth side OLE
Grace street between Twenty-hflh and Imcn a,d
sixt streets, containing six or seven rn .n ',mr
other convenIences. Possession Gan " Eh ha
diatrly. nj -. Tst,in went.
10 nj
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WANTED, A HOUSE,sERVANT with
w out iucumbrance. Apply at
c. y. LIPSCOMB'S.
Ia cot Twcntv-cighth and Marshall streets.
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING 1;a
Il on the west side of Third street between sl;L
Broad and Marshall containing three rooms. hr-
10 I-,oila GRURBS & WILLIAMS.
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TOR RENT, THE THRE Els, ,t.i a.
ha,,rn (Iny and Leigh streets, recently occupicu
nv Mr.. Samuel NJ. Bailey 1t contains apt"t VI, q,
rooms. With all modern improvements, anu - ~
Pcrlece oi'e'' apr JOHN T. GODDIN.
Real Estate Agent, .
H.. >, Bank and Eleventh streets
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WANTED, GENTLEMEN AS DAY
w aud PERMANENT BoARDERS. Terms
Also. Il GOOD COOK. without ucumbrance, and
with good testimonials. Apply at No. all Ninth
street near Marshall. jr J-7eSn
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NOR RENT, desirable FAMILY al
L RESIDENCE. corner of Marshall andss:A
Adams streets. There arc eight nine rooms In
the house with ample servants rooms. Immediate
possession given. For terms, &C. apply to.
III, 3I-lw DR.. A. Il. WOkIltAM.
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TOR RENT.-A family residing stx
y r,Iics In, tt,s country have Tn la Gf5kEx
AIRY ROOMS which they would like to gaye occ ecu
r,ei BY summer boarders. The l0caton, is gs,y
bcatty and pleasaut and Is convenient to
Te.,na ,noterate and made known on 10
80 "a s"st 49, DIR. JOHN N Pow EIL.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-18
The Alabama Muddle,

II seems to be hopeless task to get At
tho ultimate results Of the United States
claims for consequential damages before
the Geneva Tribunal. They were herald
ed In BY the Grant Administration with a
fine flourish Of lrumpcts us the very ,ri.
unph Of American diplomacy. The petty
claims for actual losses by deprcdations Of
the Alabamn and other Confederate cruis.
ers were pal,ry and insigniRcan. ns con.
,rastcd with the vast sum which should
represent, in one awful aggregate. tho
destruction in life aud property of Federal
ri,ixons. frop the battle Of Gettysburg to
the close Of the late war. The little crev-
ice IN the Washington Treaty was 10
widen 10 sise sufficient 10 admit amounts
cqualing the whnle tributary clsima from,
France TO Germany. In short. By one
unfortunate mistsks. Great Britain had
been lcft in the deplorable condition Of a
country vested by war and troaden under
faot BY couqusriss enemy When these
brsggsrt claims met with dcrision, and tho
6rm opposition they nserited. No wcrc AZ.
ssred ihcy Would b pushed 10 the bitter
end. The pound VI 6esh wss 10 BE- scrup.
ulossly exscyed osrsless 81 The blood whlsh
might nov rom the gaping wouad. The
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-18
rrron the Louisville tKy.) Ledger ]
The Democratic Chances.

We present few facts to our readers,
in order 10 show them how insane the men
must have been who have just failed in
their attempt to transfer our party over to
u Radical faction.
In 1865 tho vote stood: 2,7O3, ,O0U
Democratic, 3, Ol3, 1888 Radicul--the States
of Virginia. Texas aud Mississippi not be-
ing allowed to vote.
In the Congressional election Of 1870
the vote was smaller, but stood reversed. !.
thus: 2.7ll. $50 Democratic. 1850. 3I4
Radical. SO that the Democrats had, in
1870, an actual popular majority Of &c.
1856.
Last year the corrupiions Of Tnmmany
induced cry for reform. which the shrcwd
Radical managers seized bold Of to place
their own men IN power. Precious little
care have they had since for any measures
of reform. The Indignation excited BY
the Tam,nany corrupiions. for q brici
period. threw upon the Democratic pnrty
a heavy burden, and temporarily acted ~
several States to defeat the organization
The party, however. is not responsible for
the robbery by the few men. and has uni
versally condemned them aud ovcr'hrown
them.
Tho men who affiliated with Tammany IL
the past, seeing its powers destroyed, al.
though they had done none Of the rob
berries, sough, TO elevate themselves ut ,ht
expense Of the party and even its ac'uaI
destruction. aud 50 entered into the Adam'
intrigue which has eliminated SO dis
asirously ut Cincinnati. What were these
men trying to trade away in certain Dem
ocra,ic States.