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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
NATIONAL PEACE REUNION.

From Ths Louisville Couri'r-JOurndL
Arran gemeutS for a national reunion at the
falls of the OHIO River are at length set foot
organization has been effected working committees
have been appOinted the 18th and 18th or september
have been chosen as the time and there is reason TO
doubt that the proposed peace-meeting will be great
affair." Kentucky and Indiana, represented directly by
louisville Jacksonville. and New-Albany will do their
part The season and the point propitous No stint
OF money in the equipment, and no lack OF warmth IN
the welcome, Will mark this honest effort
TO revive oldtime memories, sentlmehts, ana
assOciations Carl Schurz and john quincy
Adams Emerson Etheridge and Ben I'M,
Charles Sumner and Austin Blair Lyman Irumbull and
Horatio Seymour Hendricks Voorhees,, Doolte, vance,
BRADLEY Johnston Groesbeck Walker or virginia, ana
many others eminent in the North and South VIII be pre-
sent We hope the Liberal press will everywhere ad us
I'm giving the occasion unIyersaty ana slgnhcance III
is our design TO make it simple oldashoned and nearly
lie is our wish TO have IL represent the spirit OF nOsp
tsty and peace which marked the ancient era or Sec
tonal goodwill when there union OF hearts no less
than OF States. The time for such revival has come
and we shall provide the means.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
SUMMERS LETTER IN BINGHAMroE.
the EdttOr or The Tribune.

To the EdltOr or The Trfbune.
SIR: Senator Summers letter has had tho
effect Of waking up the colored portion Of population
number OF them who had openly expressed themselves
for Grant have over, and engaged in can
yassng for Greeley and Brown 1t Ia evident that the
Grant " Hoodlums" have been active among them and
had endeavored to convince tho ignorant portion
OF the race that honest Horace their enemy, ana
Grant their friend; but since tho publication or tho
letter which has been freely circulated they have BIT
tery denounced the Ho0dlums' for their atemln nc
deception Your editorial George Becker has caused
him 20 retire within himself "ike creased telescope"
We do do not hs porly form on tho streets ~ often
before OF this certain, you have cured MN OF
his cacoeihes scrtbendt. hPIALS,
DtaQhanl9H, N. H., Aug. Q, l57A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
AN EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The colored Republican Club of West
bury n " held a celebration to-day in honor Of the
massage Of the Fifteenth Amendment Some celebration
of this kind on or about the t day OF August is old
established custom in this section. In the old times
when colored men were not citizens and had no rights
that white men bound TO respect, there Of
course no day deed in our national calendar which
they could celebrate They sought elsewhere and found
I'm the 1st Of August-he day Of emancipation In the
British West indespefhat almost the only day in the
history of their race which had for them any CLEAN Of
light This day they used TO celebrate with meeting,
speeches music, &C. With the beginning OF the war,
however, the celebrations ceased and when with its
country though the date retained, the events it
commemorated had become OF greater personal In
terest and OF immeasurably yaster Importance.
In the procession to-day was borne the banner OF
Grant and Wilson. which was not agreeable to my
eyes as would have been bearing the name OF the
ongried friend Of the colored raceHorace Greeley It
was the speech Of the day that moved me to
on the proceedings but feel my inability to do it JUS
tice II 1 had not behed the faces of neghbors and
friends around with whom used to act in political
accord should have thought self in assembly Of
men OPPOSED 70 Republican men and principles. Can
you imagine meeting calling Itself Republican listening
10 speaker the staple Of whose discourse abuse OF
Charles Summers As still further flight OF the imagl
nation can you conceive OF meeting organized by coli
Ored men triumphant rejoicing the passage Of
the XVIII Amendment, In which the man most tradueed
was one who earnestly advocated that Amendment and
the Civil Rights bill Another meeting was held In tho
afternoon Mt which letter was read from G. W. Curtis
and similar to those OF the mOrnlngwere
It forced upon the absurd anomaly OF meeting OF
cOOred Republicans casting reprOach upon the
their two oldest friends II whore Charles Sumner and
Horace Greeley be not the headquarters OF the Re-
publican party, then has II no longer any where local
hAbitatOn or "A name" 49,
EeStbWy ~ L., Aug. 2, 1872
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES HELPING TO REFLECT
THEIR MASTER.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES HELPING TO REFLECT
THEIR MASTER.
TIE Washington Patriot publishes the fol-
lowing list of employees Of the United States Government
who are now engaged at the Grant Headquarters at
Washington in ranking and directing Administration
campaign documents, drawing their regular pay from
the different Departments:
J. n. Rlmunds Postmaster, WaihingiOn. D. o. ,,,
Major Pamasier United oas Army u915l y
eitJr Of I1s DItr ChTOHt1e
L. H. smith First Controllers Ohoe.
WIN d. MACK Adjutan,- Generals Ot.e
G. Duprey. Secre6ry OF the TressurJs OA's
o. 4. Andrews. Pos-Oh,e Department.
n Hodges Second AUDITORS Once.
LII gitchell lndsu Office
W. w. Buck, Land Office
W. Case, Pension Ohce
g. T. Widstrsnd, Treasury Ohce
Geo. ID. Livingston, Treasury Ohce
Alonzo Second Auditor Onir,.
L. T.. Jones' Interior
Samuel Wallace Treasury once
A. Shi.ler, Pension OHce
J T. Sebnng Sixth Auditors Ofte.
John r. Heck, Government Printing Oiss
II. Granger Pension Ofce.
T. Rambusl PosiOhce Department
b. I. Cutter Commissioner Of Customs
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feel inclined TO do this At times, and The pubic
wish they had Not 80 with Sir Il iwin. who endowed
animals with mind aud painted their emotions True'
his dogs and horses are sleek aud brushed, aud his deer
havc I'M been combed before they shot, uni.e The
rugged beats of Rosa Bonheur or tho wild uukempt
creatures of schrrder Schrcdyr whatever the o.
biography of the name (as harsh the animals be DC
pctO NAV he The continental artist who every year
sends melancholy and powerfully painted horses
10 orr exhibitions
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sIe.r1oy sAnEs-.rn.ure pays.
BY Grubbs Williams. :
Auctloneers and Real Estate agents
r,cventl; street between Main and BANK.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE yALDA-
BILE FARM KNOWN AS W0nnBOGiR{SSIEI'
MnSb ) an YORK RiVE RAIL ROAD. ABOUT
TwENTY MILES FROM RICHMoND. ALSo
STOCK. FURNITURE, PLANTATION u En-
Sis. &C, AT AUCTIoN.-ln execution n d, n Z
decd OF trust from J. Otto fhnets ana VIZ
10 the subscriber trustee, oatc'i lo nlui 81,
1871. and duly recorded in New i'G'it .'''nt!
Court office. being thereto required Dy 'nG -" -
siaupc Of the creditor secured VIII Si III. -.
aIctiUn upon Tic premises. on WE'H hnJa. .Sn
0ctohcr n II O'Clock \. NJ. il fair. II not. tien
unon the FIRST fair day th"reliteT commencing ~
thn s;,,j,,. hour The FARM Move named ain &C.
,nriI,~d' continuing THREE HUNDRED AtktS,
more or Ir.q with The buildings thereon, embracing
n new brick dwelling Of eigl Int large rooms III t"2
stories. new. brick Kitchen laundiS anu 81 ''ts
rooms. and also some out-bmIdihGS' Win '''
orchard &c. ,,,,,,,; g, .
Thu la, long been regarded rs very prot,nctEt
farm and Ias been much improVcl III colisiieia"e
cxlei;sc by It's present owner. , D. ,.,,
nos. desiring Il really valuable farm. near 10 liI
with convenient access 10y i1ulroai l." 'He c's'
should iy all means attend this sale
After the sale Of the tAKM: VIII ~ ;.,i ~, ,i
HnESEHOLD AND KlTEilEN fuE ~ t - III
STOCK. FARMING lMPLEMENle' VIII
Giles. &C. &C.. &C. -. ..,, I'M,
The terms of the deed require sale Tor cash, n't
the creditor authorizes to sell the personal pLn
ncrtv for cash s 10 sums only under $50: over ina
a,noi,ut on a credit of sixty days Tor ncgo'ia.s
notes satisfactorily ind"rSct: the real estate lot
onc-fourth cash. the residue o credit oi o. IL
and 81 months for negotiable notes, secured ny cr q
of trust and a1 credit payments to he Win interest
a,i;-l from day OF sale. .,,,,.. ,r,
t,RI.rIS & WILLIAMS. AucionccrS oc ~
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An E,anucr,s wisg,on.


4 Louisville lky.l correspondent OF the
Norfolk Journal has this to s2E "F""' q
PROMINENT Bishop Of tho N''Asai&' 19'' :
South ,,,
sR;shop Marvin. cf Missouri, PRESIDED
- - ,a,,r,o ,.2e the G., ncSlfe Oh hh eyes.
IA l. nearly tFtv years OLD Hui'c 'u'i very
,.,. $50. hi< IL. ( hair tong :nlt Wh'>k'
-. "a ,,,,c,,rh,. I'll, manner u hurried
Sn,;InJi% Western in thi, particutsr: his
18th. ..r,n 10 y" thrown oD. and ~ u
.n,.elv ~ sal the cloihC, on:!lr hclu q, carer
nr.lr;,,:. Take him all in ali. "Acn j."
walked into the Iouir;Cnce-rCom n WIS Wv
most uuprepo>ScS>ing-oo!inG hishop ''''
saw, and began 10 contrast him WIN SOM
others. and the Contra>, VA, h'' n''', l''-'
4 s,,bdued milrmur of surprise cSca' e" 'i''ii
nanr lip when ii was known 'tE,t t'i''
DueDiscopal.}ookin% man was bishop 'H'' 'ii''
Evnrv eve was upon him. Suddenly he
springs t. his feet and announces Ill h,'ShS
So fha, Old Conference hymn, And are
we Vel alive:
..Wbat Is there in that vote" to arrest the
er1Ience. II is rot clear, t'ul, oT sonor"u>
!, has 8 harsh in,caaton and M "c@i>iona!
CLEANING OF \ whole sentence; yet that AIT
dlcncc are strauxcis attentive. The si!cnc"
becomes impressive. sill 1T rvadS. and noW
>uc;, and women have Gcwy eyes. AMI the
In, lines. 30 sc may ,ic>.:> -;:iE Ire r1ati
gynit the most profound religious irchi!%.
Without rc;truo,!nr:Ng tie hymn he raised Il
II liz. Grand Old t.nc. SaliI3Hd. Thea III"
audience ilt tic power OF That F"irc a%aiA--
,,r,u. sircry. ringing: yet thcic nc Stood
mos! evidently coIiircd. Eis Fps hiruiF
,nn,;u,. TN. hyrnn closed with feeling III
t.nsiftd. Then ID" prayer. u WAS not cio-
urlent. nor unique. nor pathetic. nor emo
ficral in any sense. The sentences were
short, showing no studied arrangement; the
0,lytations frcn Scripture not specially per
linent. Yet the prayer WAS i@lt--icl1 so
HrrpIv that there waS scarcely Il single re-
suonsc: but the deepest feeling. III" mo>l
solemn consciousness, that God was there.
81 canrot better describe !ny own feeling
than hy swing felt rs wien walked IN The
evening twilight under Tie foliage OF @'an'
tgees-a sense Of God 80 solemn, 50 grand
His majesty. Ills eternity. God was TIC
oaly word could utter. lhtincdE>"l, a'lci
pEaTcr lie san" Charles N'"!@Eh E'Gln
fi.Ime, lot u. anew CIR Journey pursue.
BE aNug il a!onc--nnt voice c''aEru - hcil
him. Ere Sc finished tic lt, Hitnza The on
ti;us:asm broke fc:th-;,r:y !iaii"d Nc!
Grams CT tic Gross wept ana embraced
ard shouted Glory to God: younGel
men. in the rriinc Ct Iitr, who had bee!
toiliur hard MI the Year in ely, aii'
mountain, aud valley, cried aloud for JOY. j
ycss almost a pew rcntec@st. And i;!"rt
stood TIC .n%er with eyes cicSrd md sym
,,arptu., LOOSELY, IT,! an expression III IN,
kind il lis taco. On SunAoE DnrtGn& IN
:i,e.1e was the las and IL" Ensi'tl. 10 ~
gnrNsise, il. t,Ia !itI.i O. ;Iie m">; mei"phH
steal sermon, BY Il li:'i'jc42H Sentences th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
By Lyme & Brother,
AucriCnerrs and Real Estate Agents.
No. lcla Main street.

nNE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
VAND CONyENiENTLTL LOCATED FAMiLI
Or TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, SITCArED On
TiIt. 2uCTllEAST CORNER OF TWENTY.
SEVENTH AID GRACE STREtiS' Fo,:
SnIE " ATCrIDS.-Ne shall at the request
Of the owner sell at public auction on tie p,:nlsc,
on FRIDAY the 18th day Of October, lsi2, NJ y
o'clock L. NJ that truly yal,lallc ana anlhi'a4!a
IrcatrI TUKEE-STOHT FRAMED DWELLlN NJ
rcrc,tiy Occupied Ey ). Walker. and situated rs
above iI<c HE'D. containing nire rGon, k:trlrii.
sinlrr Sc, with we'll If most excellent whcT- III
,hn ard Tine entire premises in thorough re-
mir Tbc front yar'! i hrautif fully shaded WIN
trcs The house is 80 arranged that II cc'iid NC
readily converted into i~o tcichchL> ihc i"' h"'
II front Of 7hxl5j feet. ., , .
TERMS: VIII he very liberal. say one-l"nr;!I c's
llance At L. IS, 81, So ana 90 months 10! w."
9c'"' 'N - " LYME & BROTHER.
o AuctlnCcr$.
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1 MERiCAN HOTEL,
CD!>!.!; 'iW ~ ETH AMP MAIN SrEEETS
EitNMU%D. Va.

lhi h"t,c j. no" open -" the reception 81 III,
publIr Centrally lo ~ III the heart Of the city. Ul
the main street. in close proximity 10 the Capitol
Pos,,Ic", cnsio!an:,sc. bank. principal business
housts. churches. rt ut! place Of amusement, Il
presents advantages pUssr9>ed liv few hotels.
To nay fr,.ild- and the travelling ptc generally
offer every intr.ncnt that hong experience and
Il ronsttr: desire 4" promote The pleasure and com
fort Of my patron, will warrant.
The tables will At All times III supplied with the
best Tia; i. and '!iI,r markets anur!.
tiilc',~l to The HOTTER! i, iit~l-cias, hESTAU.
RAEr which viii IN under tlm immediate control
q! the proprietor ~ The hotel.
p!edErg my undi, lid efforts {" please, re-
sleclnliy solicit the patronage Of my friends aud
the public generally. j. VI. StBLET /,
o. .-lm LaGe Proprietor - Srots~ood Hotel.
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,.,..rrn,,, soon 10 tumble to ruins
crossed the roaring Occoqnan. ana oy ls
Dam md n;,tulesque gorge were the Walela
~ Wv thn f.,t,,re Bull Eun, aud by night be
ea,.. INC churches Of Aqua and Potomac rise
or,;nst the skv, and saw the decaying sea-
norf Of Dumfrica. IN the morning he was
II Fredericksburg, aud his mother was IN
his arms. Marches, perils, victories,
newer. surrendered TO chat Look o.
hn}nlrss love. too deep for pride 20 slow
i,rourh jts tears. and the President Of the
n.w State WAS II her IL newborn
hl,c aulin 90 dca:e., no greater. lie was
| inst in time, iol she he'd but The short ScA.oh
., summer to live, aud Ike many dying
uchc;.., life seemed to ':ptlpid ut i"nF.s'ors
and 1lv" hy waiting lc;r til hc sh"u'h
come. History j. ceren"u,"u- - 10 "iE't
PISSED between them but tn" parting YVES
| solemn aud TOUCHING. Fix" II" event. Ao''
will ,,c. mr no mort she shid. ~ @ir'''
ngu. and disease warn III" that si'tl' hut w
lou. In Iii, world. HGt 20. Gcor-c,to iii''i
the destiny which H,'aNc., appears To assign
Won. Go, my son. and may Heavens antI
yr,r mothers blessing he with You alWay-.
Passing from that dear. pathetic presence
the President-elect perhaps did not near Inc
p!audits of the people III The street. .! rec
cricksE,rlrg lie rode all dnr by the rGad ~
had come. and reached Mount |crnoh ne
| fore evening, having exhibited iI'~ 'oWc,t: CT
endurance. at the age Of ihi seen y; Fi"t";
eighty mile, in twentE--iour hoilFS' ~. 2''''
wife had mrGr nil : Mdf: III" r,i,Hi":,@
were al tie door neNjn'r anu n ,'"i '
Mr.. WashiHgto ,ea :! I'VE H"">Si"1 -
,n Th,m, - e. So. trH, pill accompanied
,y THOMPSON nrd Eiumrhi!'-. ! ~ new
STATE was waitil- anNipl1-ly ior IL nia9l--
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rs Lyme & Brother
Anc,Iunccrs and Real Estate hgenis'
W. LIZ AialiI street.

AEGE AND DESIRABLE BRIO X
u KFSiDi.ErE SITUATED on THE MOTH
TI,;IiTH STEEi;TS Fol: SALE AT hCCIlGN;-
VIC Shall. ut tEc request Of the owner eel nj i"hc
I.To. at halc-rast o'ciork +. NJ. that valuable
bEiCK RESIDENCE located as above d"scrihd,
now occusicd by Mr. Charles II. Faye; conhlilii,s
ton rooms kitchen &c. This property Is very Ccii-
trnlk locaie,i au,, convenient Ia business, &c the
lot has a front Of y by 10 feet To an Ilicv
TERMS: Ncry liberal. cay one-iourtll c'sil nai-
,urc If ~ H. and II months for negotiable notes.
Yen ucr cent. interest added. secured ny ,ruS'
dosL r'i N'' LYME & BROTHER,
49, 49,, IN o, p o. &C 90 AurtGmrcrS
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George E'ass'inst"s''~ Sa'"'s:;'t. ana
gsay, KEo secrr:TC'- f!.c 800.

Onn Tuesday nl9in'nG ~" 't - Ai"t,
17sg, 4 venerable Old gentlemen WIZ ~"
ewes, an amiabir "ouHicn1ll''', ana l9l- .
waits lock, rode into t!!e l1Nn 60 A"iiil
Vernon. Cuuiug itGIn i.XauHrlt. : ''ihi'-
man frpr t,r latter IT,, y a"ronllTni"i !,i!u
/! .,,qc '.r-;,,,.n u and II r,ll,h. \ Nero
r7,s,, called on; io take liz, na.r~. aud The Old
gentleman cntcriu. tt2 min,cn Ms It.
ceiyud Nv Mr.. Wa il!n@inu.
"Whv. sir. Trnml~ln, aid tAc %oru
ladr. "Whcrc axe Noii if1n!. H.id HOW are
yotr rpop.r."
"Tron New York, madan," answered
the old mun. u c0ui" 10 Mount Ncrnnn
,.Don MI crrund-- for the country, n l"aN.
the General has been elected President Of
~. I-niial &tgtyS unlry the nrN consiitu-
lion. aud I am tilo h"arr.r %! ih" haTpr It'd
iuQs fl u letter from, john Llu,dJi!, rrc,-
GSYt Of The Senate"
The General WA: ont visiting lis farm
however. and The g}cS,S wcir entertained
for Two or three hours IL We take c.tr,. Of
visitors in the country noN-i.tt,Z>. \ $laS>
OF tho Generals titYoriic Madeira, imported
in tho cusk. was probably not the Wnrst pro-
Vision made Tor them. and the cheerful eos
y-ip q Mrs. Washington. " no iia'; known -1r.
Thompson and visited ih& hou-c III !ii'"0ri'
phia, helped IL cni'cn til" tine. Nis 5iiNc
and respectful cid man was thc INK i'ctW"ch
The two magistrates Il; Mount Vernon.
Chail.s Thompson had been the Secretary
Through iii is ercn1lul career y! The tonti'
ncntal Congress. waiah had directed The
ci'lsc oi The colonies from Ges"''niy fr'"''
10 independence ana 10 H"lo:'' ana no" ~
DAd i1duGh over ,hc ionS ana u,'''u" ,""M' |,
a,!tise u" ntst 1ie>I"e's' vi '''' '.'i'"'",~ ~
me WlsiiGS u tiiS toN'i' 'nt'. a. , ,,o.
S'.ieiHi "a>hinS.oH i''" ''I'o -, ~" !, 81
.hoUh' vernon. III "lI''''"''', N"'' ,"'i>
MS adopted son, ms of$csirtu hi'' An "'''
gentleman rlum9 alone. III p'"in t!iah c'o'neS'
broac-brlmnicd white lia''a hirA"r' sNl,cn
III MS nano' ana e'.'i!l;'b an o,i'',c'' Ny Il
"n- 9crn, "i.In - ">''>,' ', :" ~,
DOW. lhe uh'oiet,a way "se'' " S'ic'.'i NV,
uohi tht su'' ioi h's 'Nth wa ,o'''?' .''''
Easily NDeF'.n y. it, i",S' ''>''..I.' ''
EEee'ec Ar. n"EilHCt N'l' st"' "! ""1''N :,
a. VIZ III" v oh,' 'i"!; ~ ~, ~ '.",'';' '.'''
Owning aFcaas Tue oO'''i 81 MS '>,'' 'IoN'
the sea- Of J"hil L2n@Gon o'h'E. 'c''''
DlhatF Ioi'o"'u, ana "!''e me N'si'"'H -
ait2 W converse oi S'ieil "o''', 'ue S'o".'u>
.la Ite$'ut.'tI''ets "i"'e "tt' l" .i'
E!Gs'"tn' Oh ''!e 2tn,.e' "n" I''l' :" "',H
VIII 80 'n ~, !,o>'-"h.'t III .i i, y
q servant. ne i'I'et WAS "' 'o,'u"H:
M">HT VERSION itt'' i'o''
"rE.--i h'u lhc ioi"f 10 ieIt''r H'.F o.
tctal cou'lnuhtrA.lon ~ .,' !'a.'.t 81 ni
secretary thompson ,'ou' ,'o,N t a.,
gay. Ha'ihs eoNr'uoeu 10 ""y' 'i'u it,''
pol@ht aha h'"'eilns c'''l Vi ia, 'o'inut,
aha hA"ig oceh i'hlHf>Seu Nhi' ''Ic ioea %
me 'xpGd'che' OF III! "V'3 WIN congress
II NJ carry pciioa Is i"'SSln:f' iroPo>e u
commence my Journey on 'H''>u2S morn.
ing, which VIZ De '"e d2y M''r .V'inoiiH r., :;
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~ ". Coffin.
.,ur.!omc"r and Real Estate Agent.
cnri..r Einxcutll and Rank strnctE.

rs7Rt,sTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
! IpT. FRONTING; Til IRT ! FEET On
STREET NEAR HECklkR ;
t,Etiy E-,'v virtue "f iced of trust executed 10
sac subscriber by !. +. Croopcr and wife. tcarlrE
,:c ssh September. l-72 duly recorded IL l!"1rCc
County Court in dct.d-bnnk 1.ptgc 3ls. | sit!' III
nrsi.nc thereof. proceed 10 sell: Oh i'c premises
1t ml,,!r auction, tic said ITO fr''nc uwell-
,,.,r,.fy Of Y < Lclv and fronting thirty feet on
Twc:l,v-iiitl. street. Oh SATURDAY The imh o.
,.ttJrr ~, 1T d, u'riuck =. NJ, 10 satisfy the
:nr,,,,,' due and secured hy said d'c'l
''-"''S' ARTHUR WEHDLIEGEE.
,, Trustee.
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By Glutl,s & Williams
,ur;ionrcr. and Real tsta'e Htcn'S'
rleycuti, street between alaiil ann bahh'

OTIS on PINE A y u LAUREL
.rptrrs. IN THE MOST IMPROVING
r.rT ri Error. SATURDAY. 18th OF
october. +, q o'clock J.. NJ. we Will sell nnoh 'h'
,,',S... In. following desirable LOTS--to wlt
on PINE STREET.
r,s, side lrtwr-.n Cary and Cumberland streets
3Ga 100 feet - All alley: ,,
Street. directly opposite 10 Mr.. f"wcils tiand'
-nlan new residence. G0x1!r feet L. AN alley:
streets. adjoining Mr.. Powc!rs residence. llp>
lis foe. - al alley: ~
OK LAUREL STREET.
,.as i,ir near Cumberland. adjOnin" Mr.. Gaines :"
-. lii feet 10 I'll alley:
West side between .il!cmaric and Spring streets
apx 49, feet Ia IN alley.
TN: nrgcrr;y will he sold I'm LOTS of S'Iifihlt
.;lrs AMI u:Gn arculnlno atiaS terms. my puF
-, 49,. made II this sale must prove l.rciifabic
GRuBBS Il WILLIAMS.
m - Au",iuEgrr%.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
~ ". ND'HIlH.
,uctioncrr ana Real Estate Agent,
cnrnrr Eirvcnih and Bank streets.

I'GNMISSIOEERS'S SALE OF Il J3l-lGDl
Y ACRES OF LA&n ON TIE RlAEf HoA :,
SEVEN MILES ABOVE RICHMOND AZ A. :,
TID-.-;v Ii.tnc oi = decree OF the irrilt out !.
c United State, for the Eastern i;is rict OF \iEi-
MIA entered ~ III" I'th bcto'cr, ~ III me ct u
II. Terry r. Thc Monticello Bank. We. The un'!c-
.i.rnh T,,;ufpis..u,I.r- thereby appUnei. vii sci
NJ auction on the PREMISE on MONDAY the he ~
Uctn&cr is7?. 1t l. o'clock NJ, tue iRAtl of
fAEI, iirraic ,t,;e purchased hy Alexander Grant
trustee Of M. ,!rlia \. Grcn" II Former sac
mao. u,,lcr 4 deere" entered in lhi. cHiSc. ron,
in" u :sl-n' acres. IN ir north SIDE {" ~" tl''i
road .djnritr ,ht lands al Mr.. iilg.u"lilani atl'
other. , ..,,o,,o. -,
TTE"s: Enorrh in cash I" h"'ray cXr"nre- :"
sale aul a. jn'y ~ tl not" - :' "h!t'i l,'i VI,
.rI ,r.-,rt 80. l,allnr" ~ SIX nI twelve month";
nr irgn!i ii.lc uutr-. E"rc-i a''l ana l'lt Vtii'
iii 10 v~i:,!,. l,,t...';.' HtGls'S i paid.
'rl;, ale viii Ia iilu'. a. the risk aud r".i~ oi NC
fovfnri, ,ur,.l,..,: L. u. I; AHSEIT.
Il. +. riEASNNTS.
,,.r Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
BY Grnnl,s & Wllltxlns,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
rrAuTIrUL COUNTRY RESIDEy

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
ID OK TIE UEEP-REA TURNPIKE SlI
MILES FROM RICHMOND, wi!bM twrniy.a,c
Fr,.,icricksinIrg and Potomac railroad, and ado!
Tho Lands OF Mcssrs Tyler and hlc:. tn| ucr wIsI
wa formerly known rs Patrick Gcuiiy'- OH ,ly.
nrn. viii he sold III auction, on The prcr!sc -, an
WEDNESDAY the 18th OF pctpl,'r. 1t = o'c"rk Y
'Tho tract contains about ONE HiNDEtD sND
.rWIPTY ACREs-half cleared, the haancn In
wood and timber. There Is SOME mcGd""-'a ard on
thc tract The improvements are good DWELL
ING with fourteen rrons. and suited for the acc.
rnoIa,irn Of large family; kitchen. stahIlf. Tor
cgrht horses. carriage house. barn. Prtllry. s. .
handsome yard and an orchard oi one irQI' gach
ami apple. The Place Is well 'SafGlrdsEd hoa.hy.
yc1r, for negotiable notes, Interest added. scrUrdo,
4 trust decd. GtI BiiS y ILL AM.
or ~ AGrtipr,trs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
b. y. Is. W,isIgcr. huc'ionI"r,
lms Main street.

>-INE LOTS OF LAND IN MlnLO'
y ,yfIIAT. ApIolNi%G THt LANDS ~ ME-.
runLEr MAEK,, TiT E M, g" ",i' NJ ~.
,;Itt GOTHAM, VI hTtrinN.-l viii "'t"r ON
&iTi-EIhE. October lrih II !" "'c'prh, IL lioGt
- Jr,v,i \ Er,,ih.r- s.,,r. :"y:n lot 81 h'c ari's
Az: t.vc @, ,,e aud three fourth acre, ri land Mill
rts:i. ltr,rN-d. , vi, -.
p,t nl ss,rr MA rc zen at ,l"wct' & Brother
i,i!d - iuv U''t"'.
D. X. WEISIGfR,
tu,tiuprrr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
A,sTrcs s.LEs.-.Fnsure Boys
BIZ Wellington Goddin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate AGENT
rorner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT CTION or SMALL
= FRAMED DWELLING on THE NoKYtrE
MYERS OLD SOAP FkCT0EY.-Att the reGncs,
Of Sir Cornelius sarsic shall sell at aas.srh M
the premises, FRIDAY the ?sth OF Sc1o,st f. -
a,orc continuing three rcou,s The L.! Las rom rom
OF % hy 1870 feet with an exr""n snriiI a' n Is
! Il fine fr1I,f trees. aud SOM: TIaPe-'i~' -
,,,itn or rornfnrtnhlc fora small fam ily.
TEgM.: Ore.tlird cash: ha'sice III Elk ""'
view ~ ., W inpDIN. huctioncer.