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Latest News from Washington.
Congressional.

w.suScTos. Nav 27.-Sendtc.--The blii
reported for the payment of KentucSy's war
claims was unanimously passed.
The Judiciary Committee was discharged
from the consideration of petitions allowing
foreigners TO become President, constltu'
tionai acknowledgement Of God, and the eX'
clusion from Office of persons addicted 10 IL
quor. ,r,o
discussion developed the fact that the Senate
has determined to hold back action on ap-
propriation bills, thus compelling the House
to prolong the session.
House.-The Brazilian steamship subsidy
was discussed, when an increased SUBSIDY
was again dcseated-aycs, II; noes, III.
Mr. Dawes moved the suspension OF the
rules and the adoption of concurrent reso-
luton extending the session tili MONDAY,
June Sd. at II O'Clock NJ. He said ne had no
doubt that unless the session was EXTENDED
there would bear extra session OF Congress,
to which there would be 10 limitation. tie
believed the Senate would get through with
its business by Monday.
The resolution was adopted by 1873 ayes to
- noes.
The conference committee on postal appro-
priations struck out the Brazilian steamship
subsidy, and the bill was passed.
The Final Adjournment Of Congress.
WAsnlSeToS, May 27.-The day of the adj
tlournment of Congress is not certain. 1t Is
supposed that the Senate will ask the House
10 extend the session at least until Monday
next, otherwise the tariff bill will fail. The
House, however, has control, and should the
majority refuse, or the minority tilibuster,
the session will close on Wednesday. The
probability is that the House will indulge
the Senate
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AUCrToy, SALES ratssss Esaya.
sN[-r.A-6s-S- Ys1$rT<F~Tyy
BY Moody q RoyalIs
Real Estate Agents and Auction ers. 80.

rnMMIssONERS'.s SALE OF TRULY
.IoT fAis PTS ipis IN c51hEsTEhF COUNTY,
vain nursuance Of decree OF fbe trc1tit Court
term ISL. ina certain suit therein ,tug styled
+. G. Hancock, guardian, against Marion J. HIM
coci, Beverly a. Hnncock. and Simon B. H1neock,
tho undersigned, special commissioner Will sell az
public auction, ON the premises, on THURsDA Jay
the 9Th day OF June 1872, Mt Il O'CLOCK n TINT DE-
sIRABL y LAND situated ~ the Midcti t coal ,.
Richmond and Danville railroad running through
It.. This land has fine frame dwelling ON it, coz
tanning eight good rooms In good repair, ana all inc
necessary out-buidings usually found on Arst-aSs
The honsu IS situated about two hundred yards
from Coaideld staticn,, on the k,Snmond ana
hood, convenient to several churches OF UneT-
emf denominations, about four miles from the
door twice day to and from the Springs during thS
ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND; of which twenty
(s0) acres will be sold with the dwelling and oal-
ldingS and tile Balance win be divided into yc or
teacre lots 10 suit purchasers, or VIII be SOFA as
whole s-.L x, : =
ant and convenient neighborhood should not fail to
attend this SALE. The proximity OF TINS 1atm 20
good market, and the facility OF transportatloh'
make * highly eligible for Eirming purposes. 49, .
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance on credit OF
four, eight and twelve months for the aeierreo
mcns, negotiable notes, Interest adaeu, .le .,te e
being retained until the whole purchase money Is
paid. The decree directs the commissioners 70 re,
serve the right TO I'LL the minerals ana metals III saio
land for tie benefit OF the nadt ad s viii
he shown ut our Office, and Oh the premises on Gay
of sale. ~,
cars leaving Richmond on the o'clock train, anu
re''if'' gil Ills 4'-O VI '''s i. G. HANCOCK,
BENJAMIN FL. NASH,
MOODY q ROYAL. Auctionecrs. '' =, my 2s-td
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LATEST LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Enaiand..

i $780, 49, EnaiAnds sxf !. go.
now rur AcT1oN OF rHE UNITED sTATEs sES.
ixrE m REGARD TO THE WASHINGTON TREAT :
: is RECEIVED. .s ,r'
IIospoS. MAY 27.-Dispatches annouhs o. ,s
tho action Of the United States senate ~
O., rd IN the additional article to tue asti n,
fo, treaty were received here yestefuh!. ~
oeacs of tho favorable vote Is seen III lug l.sai
,.at CO.. A n,nrtfan securities this morning,
Mich on,ncd firrner, with an advances '', oli
Saturday. prices: ..,,.x,,,,. az so,ne
on,th upon the result of the Senate,s aelloee
,at;ons. The Times says: line ac.lon VI
tSc tinted States Senate is imperfanc as gus,
living England in the eyes OF ali the "oria
il, tho position she has taken with relation "
the indirect claims. America VIII nho ~
burd to uphold demands which she helseli
coufesses are doubtful. Grant, In consuit,ng
with the Senate before acting upon EAR
Granville's proposition, has greatly stFehgth-
encd his own position"
The TELEGRAPH says America has proved
that she prefers justice to national VANITY
The love of honest dealing and mutual con,
sideration exhibited by both England anu
America promises well for the future o' TUG
world"
{ The Standard THINKS IL Dettcl W ''ioue
its congratulations and suspend ITS OPINION
until it knows more Of the article to De nego-
lated. and what it will commit England 10
10 or pay.
DEATH OF NOTABLE PERSONS.
The Duke Of Bedford, nephew OF Earl
Russell, and Sir Henry Lytton bulwel'
brother of Lord Lytton Bulwer, the novelist
are dead. The latter was Minister 10 wash
ippton from 1919 to 1852.
France.
PARIS, May 27.--General Ulrich, VINO was
20 severely ccusured by the Commission on
Capitulation in their report on the surrender
of Strasbourg, has been relieved from active
service in the army. .s. .-.s .- Is.
Austria.
srRIoUs ARCHAEOLOGICAL DESTRUCTION Or
PROPERTY AND LOSS OF LIFE.
PRAGUE, May 27.--Heayy and destructive
rains have prevailed in this vicinity for the {;
past few days. The volume of water which tell
was so great AZ to inundate the surrounding
country. Several villages and the growing
crops have been swept away and number
of lives have been lost, but it is not stated
exactly how many.
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Fatal Steamboat EGpIOs / 0 n--~sfx
KILLED and Many WOundeil-.-T h e
Boat Blown to Atoms. &c.

New YORK, May 27.--The tugboat Epsi-
lon exploded her boiler this afternoon in
East river opposite pier No. 10, killing the
engineer, the captains brother {named Hol-
land Beck, and two others. An unknown
man standing OH the pier was wounded, it
is supposed, fatally. The tug had ship in
tow. 80.
Ldter.--NEw YORK, May 27.--Thete were
Six lives lost by the explosion On the tug
Epsilon--viz., Captain Hollenbeck. Engineer
Hollenbeck, deck hand of the same name,
Patrick Mccormick, fireman, and two other
deck hands. Another engineer, Bernard
Carrie, was injured. At the time of the ey-
piosion the tug WIS 175 yards from the pier.
Parts OF the boat and boiler We're thrown
from 400 to 500 feet, landing on the pave
ment of South street. ~
The following persons are known to he
wounded Captain c. FL. Mitchell, u Sandy
HOOK pilot, both legs fractured; John Bishop.
male OF the ship Seminole, compound frac.
ture OF left arm; Oliver Anderson. Bernard
curry, and James Parsons, residents Of
Brooklyn; and W. j. Reese.
Inc boat was blown to splinters above
water, and the hull sunk at once. The
largest piece yet found is the pilots wheel
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BY L. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
OG!ce OH Fourteenth street between Main and
( .-r. Franklin, s.. r.'t .-'f. 2 :
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Railroad Accident.

New YORK, May 27.--The 8 A. NJ. train
from New York OIL the New Jersey Central
railroad was run into by the 7:l0 A. M. train
from Philadelphia on the Pennsylvania Cen
trail railroad, ut Elizabethtown, this morning.
The New Jersey Central road train was
standing at the station, its rear car extending
over the Pennsylvania Central road. This
Cur was struck by the locomotive of the otter
train, turned over, and almost demolished,
Six persons were injured, seine of them &C.
verely. The engineer VI the PENNSYLVANIA
train says his patent air brakes would not
work, and he could not stop the train.
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= RhhIfEp.
Steamer Old Dominion, Bourne, New York, iner-
cllan'l!sc and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Steamer W. z. Clyde, Scott, New York. merchap-
disc aud passengers, Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company. T'+' Et.a-i - -. II g
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandis
and passengers, ID. n. Rogers, agent. =
bark Clifton, Gafltt, Baltimore. light, to load
Schooner Virginia Dare, johnson, Alexandria.
Bentley. $50 ~ eo"'' e D.
s. L. lathrop. -! =: ~ >'1SS'S'@ .'ai'
Gallego Mills. NN''.' W. -o'A' e"in'
Schooner Sl Prudence, Halsey, New York, railroad
Steamer John Sylvester. clifford, Norfolk n,,r
cttanoise ana passengers. L. b. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Flying Scud. Owens, Albany, mereSan.
disc, Curtis q Parker. Jtnt,l% 800, S-AA-1-
Schooner John C. McShane. Cayanangh, Philadel-
phia, granite, Curtis & Parker. :.
40 CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. &.t
NEW YORK, aIny 2S.-Schooner A. E. Reynolds,
sipple.s 49, - 10 - fs.s<, =. :,
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TEr,EGRApHIC NEWS.
wow York stock and Money "".sss

Nov York stock and Money Marks'"
New York. May s7.--Moncy active. at
? ner cent. sterling hrmer at 1925. Cold
"a, 70 tla,. Governments advanced l TO
4 Tcnncssec's firm. North Caroltna's-
cid weak. South Carolina's-new, steady.
Market closed very quiet. Tennessee's, 7Sl
new, 1874. virginia's, 4s; new, 30. Lo''isl-
ana's. 60 new, IS. Levee's, 63; s's,' -
Alaba,na's, SO; SIS, 60. Georgia's, 'o' 80
20. North Caroliua's, 80; new, 20. so"'"
Cardinals, 48; new, $50.
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BY Lyme 6 Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate AGENTS.
No. 1919 Main street.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sAIrC

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or
IlBEAUTIFCL AND ADMiR ABL Y-LOCArED
BUILDING LOTS. SITUATED on TIIE SoiiTiI
SIDE OF FRANKLIN AND THE SOUTH SiiJE
OF GRACE STREETS, WITHIN ONE SyTaRT
OF THE MONROE PARK. DIRECTLY ACRtis,
THE STREETS FROM THE RESIDENCES or
GENERAL BRADLEY L. JOHNSON AND VII.
son Z. THOMAS. ESQ., FOR SALE AT Pub! iC
AUCTIUE.-We shall sell at public auction, on The
premises, on THURSDAY the 9th day Of June,
1877. commencingat I! O'Clock 7. NJ. FOUR HAND.
SOME BUILDING LOTS on the northwest corner
of franklin and Madison streets, fronting on thu
north side Of said Franklin street 80 by $50 foe, each
to an alley.
After which. FOUR NICE LOTS Immediately IN
the rear OF the above. fronting on the south side Of
Grace street 80 hy $50 feet to Oh alley
These lots are without any exception the most
valuable now offered In the market. and being In thI,
portion Of the city where property IS rapidly In
creasiDg in value. and 50 much sought after for
building purposes, should command the special a.
tention of capitalists and OILERS.
TERMS: At sale. LYME & BROTHER,
INV 22-23.25.2s.3 nS fc9.7.j.5 aucti0ncetS.
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The Alexandria Washington Masonic
Lodge.

ALEXANDRIA, May 27.--Quite remunera-
tive festivities are progressing here to re-
build the Alexandria Washington Lodge.
No. %. On Wednesday the Masonic choir
of Washington, with a large company from
that city, will visit the Fair.
This Lodge is over one hundred years
old, and had General Washington for its first
Master. The Lodge was burned over year
ago, hut the furniture. jewels, and lights
were saved. Theis exhibition at the Fair
attracts much interest.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May si.--Vlrginia 6's. old. DO: con-
sols, 5dt West Nirginia's, lfa All bids.
dull and uIchanse,h Corn quiet but firm; white
southeri 7sGR7bc.: yellow, 75c.; mixed westerns 70
@i3e Uats-Western quiet ut 58@5sc.; southern
active at 6o@62c. Rye quiet and unchanged Pro-
visions dull Pork, bulk meats, and bacon UNI
changed. Sugar-cured hnins steady at 1aeDl3ic.
Lard dull ut &c. Western butter active and lower;
choice, 2tn9?c good, g2l25c. fair to medium, II
@2se. Wlllskey excited, unsettled, and held at
slfn9sc., with no sales. ..... ~ !
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NEpyiCO.

; CAMARGo. May 25.-General Ccvallos has
received news from Monterey that the revo-
lutionists are certifying rapidly, and that
apparently Trcvius and Querroga will make
a stand. Gcnerel Querarra is near Lcnarcs
with small force. Corclla and Zepcda arc
near Satella and will soon be in front of
Monterey. 1t is doubtful if Cevallos's Ca
valry will be remounted in time to move
a rIiust The enemy,
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WASHINGTON. May 27.--Clear ana ana pleasant !,
o u',, au Clear and clearing weather, with
, vn.n ~ westerly winds, over the South
Atlantic Middle, and New England states.
An area of cloudy and possibly threatening
weather will extend eastward over Arkansas 4,
and lower Missouri. Clear weather VIII cop
time over the Gulf States.
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RICHARDSON & Co., Auc'
By Hill & Goddin.
Zeal Estate huctioneers,
40. lloS Alaiu street.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
Y FRONTING ON WGSBQE; EARh. FoR
SALE AT AUCTiON.-On MOHDAtiJnn . at .
o'clock we WILL at The request Of the owner, SCI On
the premises the following very beautiful ~ LIZ
ING SITES. having front on three streets-vlz.,
ISIS feet fronting oil the Park or Belyldrrc street ~
feet ON Main street, and SO feet on Henry heig an
ara Ia r.er tn can he now found for sale fronting
on Monroe Park. This g-rnn5"a 10 DIVIDED Into SIX
lots, and for situation and htanty cannon po eHcened
even I'm that most desirable locality.
,TEdtMs: Ohe!fonrth cash: i.aiancG 81 ana Twelve
inofitfs for negotiable uJtes b'aflne SIX per CENT
my Of AuciiunecrS.
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The Final Adjournment Of Congress
Death Of aar. Observation-Disclosures
Particulars.
Srecial telegram TO the Dispatch

Special Telegram TO The Dlsphtch
BrRKEvLLE, VA, May 27.-Charles King
ston. who was found dead Mt Nottoway
Courthouse Saturday night, was about
scycnty-scvcn years old, a stonemason by
trade, of good standing, but quite intern
peratc. 1t is thought lie died with fit.
He was last seen about II o'clock p. NJ. In
his room shaving There was no inquest.
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Fatal ReekRessness--Rosle Exr,c-:
Att sion, DC. ,

PHILADELPHIA, May IA barouche con-
tanning four men recklessly ran over and
killed boy aged eleven years. The men
escaped arrest. 49,. I'd.
A new boiler in the bleaching works cor
ner of Crease street and Girard avenue ex.
ploded this morning, killing man, fatally
wounding girl, and hurting six others.
st. Johns Commandery Of Knights TEN.
pfar left this city to-day for Boston. in full
uniform. They Will be absent week.
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Ry is'nll & Sou,
Hy iSDeli SOH,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Maln ard Bank.

.TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FIFTEEN
l. ACRES OF LAND. ST.. ~ TIE COZ MY
OF HENRICO ABOUT TEN MI. * ABOVETlIE
CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTlON.-By yrtu"
Of deed of trust bcaring date on the 9TH day Of
tee and dnIy recorded In the clerks Office Of Hen
rico County Court. deed hook 80, page 3s. and 1t
tile request OF the bcnclcarics therein named
viii sell at auction, at lcnric" Count? c0nrttoa",
on the sd day OF June, 1872 tlit being ruiIr- LAY At
10 o'clock n. ahou; FIFTEEN KES OF LAND
b ut ten miles above the city or Richmond. nn.cd
ton, and Dr. john NJ Sheppard, an. lrGn,Ins on ~
Did aIcuut:un read a.u. Tie r"'iNl,lea inter, ~
the said F. o Melton IN 49,. c.tatc 0; jia:ii Melton
l,eng about FIFTEEN ACRES. Tie above !aiiu Il
said To be well wooded.
TERMS: Enough in cas 10 pay expenses "' sale
and the sum of SIS with intert; lsir"n; ana 'le
balance OH such terms as the said T. y. 1'cIl'h u
NV ~ +. 81. BUTLER,
SO, ~ u-CSrsIg 90 nsttd Trustee.
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SERIOUS ISUEDATIoS-GREAT DESTRUCTION VI
PROPERTY AND LOSS OF LIFE.


HAVANA, May 27.-The steamer Edgar
Stewart, the United States steamer " yomlllg'
and the Spanish war vessel Borg1a lett hiiiSS-
ton on the 18th. The Wyoming beng SLOW
dropped astern. when the Borgla gained Oh
the Stewart, which refugccd i'll the shoals
and escaped. The Stewart was seen I'VE
leagues from Santiago de Cuba, and fired at
by the Sunboat Gaceta.
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New YORK, May GA mass meeting of
the Eight-Hour League, composed of cabi-
net-makels and others, was held last evening
at Harmony Rooms, and another of trad,
generally at Assembly Rooms, ut which con.
gratuatory speeches were made and resolu.
tons adopted oyGI the success OF the recent
strikes.
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by Lyme & Brother,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1910 Main street.

FRAMED DWELLING AND FOUR
L VACANT LOTS ADioiNING. CORNER OF
COUTTS AND ST. PAUL'S STREETS. IN Dg-
MOND, FOR SALE AT = UBLlC AUCTlON.-We
SHALL at the request Of the OWNER sell ut public auG-
ton, on the premises, OH WEDNESl)AI the 2gth
daY of Nav, lS-2, commencing nj ts O'Clock =. NJ,
the property located Us above described, now oc-
cupied by u Perkins, containing eight rooms. The
lot on which the house stands has front OF ITO by
I2a3 feet.
Tie VACANT LOTS front each 10 by l2aa fect,
mvrc or less.
Terms: At salO LYME BROTHER.
my VI Auttionears:
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Arrest Of a Murderer.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
BRISTOL, Tenn, May 27.-Daniel p. French,
one OF the murdercrs of the negro man about
five miles from Newbcrn, Pulaski county,
Va, in March last, was arrested here to-dny,
und will I've tuken down tonight and deliver
ed to the proper authorities.
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By Richardson &c c.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No, lib Main street.

TRUSTEES; SALE OF A FRAME
Il DWELLING AND LOT s2x1oq FEET, On
THE SOIJTH SIDE OF P.OAD STREET be
TWEEN TWENTY-FI!;ST AND TWENTY-SE-
COND STREETS, BIZ AUCTlON.-By virtue Of
the provisions of certain deed OF trust bear
Wildman ana wife TO the undersigned trustees.
tluy recorded In the clerks Office OF the Claneery
Court of the city of Richmond In l)eed BOOK
a. A. mage H. being thereto required by the
Beneficiary therein secured, VIC shall proceed to sell
I,y auction, On the premises. on WEDNESDAY the
9Th of June 1872. at o'clock \. NJ Il desirable
ltlsc;nt. containing six feons, anu lot 2szlV0 rect
located rs abDvt, -.
Terms: Ouc-third cash: the balance In SIX and
,w,ixe months with Interest. secured by Il deed.
''~'' j. A. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
w 4. SPOTT. Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co.. Auctioneers. my %
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Greek Criminals CHI route HIithcrWart..

New YORK, May 27.-It is reported that
nine Greek criminals of the worst class have
been released on condition of their emigra-
ting to the United States, and are now on
their way to New Orleans p'd falmouth,
England, in the Italian bark Agamamor.
The gang includes some Of the Marathon
murderers.
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Obituaries.

BUFFALO, N. T., May 27.-Rev. John E.
Robbie, editor OF the Christian Aduocate,
and one of the oldest Methodist ministers i'll
Western New York, died suddenly ycster-
day at Cowlesvile of apopIexy.
WASHINGTON, May 2I.--Lieutenant Henry
Porter, of the revenue marine, is dead.
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BY Lee & Goddin, .Auctioneers,
49,. No. 1ll3 Main street.

BEAUTIFUL AND TRULY TALUA-
ID BILE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE On THE
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, EAST OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. oNE-HALF MILE BEYOND
THE CORPORATE LIMITS. OPPOSITE THE
RESIDENCE OF ROBERT I. BitOOkE, Esq,
AND ADJOINING THE PROPERTY FOR
MERLI OWNED BY n. W. MCGRUDER, Esq.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--ijy request Of the
owner, who resides IN CaIifornta. we shalt sail on
TUESDAY, iih day Of June. 1917, Oh the premises,
at o'clock L. ~. that VERY VALUABLE AND
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRT-SEAT situated rs de-
scribed above. The mansion Is Of brick. two sories
high, contains eight roDmsarge. airy, and we ar
ranged: besides, brick kitchen. stable, carriage
house. cow-house dairy and icc-housc. II IN good
repair apd the entire premises well enclosed with
oak and pine fencing. .a
ThIs property has about niI!p acres Of highly-lm-
proved land and l. we'll s.ocECd With an orchard Of
Inc largest collection Of choice fruit, such as pears
lEout seventy trees, peaches, apples cherries and
danlsons, and extensive arhor Of very fine
grapes.
The trout grounds are very tastcfully laid out and
adorned with beautiful sltrubbcry. .-.
Upon the premises Is well OF most excellent Wa
ter.
This property Is situated IN ali excellent neigh
horhcod, Within thirty minutes drive Of the capt
toll and may be regarded vi tic most inviting
seats now on the market.
TERMS: Onc-fonrth cash: residue ut 8, 10, aud Is
months for Negotiable paper, with six per cent. i'll
forest added ana secured lly j trust deed. a,
Taxes for the prnsaht yta- - he paddy the rur-
chaser. LEE 4 GOIDDIN.
lny27 -. Auctioneers.
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BY Grubls K Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT
l. AUCTION OF MOST VALUABLE BRlCk-
CLAY BANKS. WITH THREE ACRES OF
LAND, ON BACON'S QUARTER BRANCH. Mlp-
WAY BETWEEN TIE RICHMOND AND
FREDERICK SBuRG AND THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROADS. AT AUCTloN.-Ou
THURSDAY, 9Th Of June, ut O'clock 7. NJ. We
will lease at auction, upon the premises for term
of three or i've years. what Is said by some OF the
most experienced brickmakcrs 10 ba the rarcst aud
most valuable deposit of BRICK CLAY ever orcn-
cd or known of IN this city, II Is believed II viii
make the hardest bricks of al uualiacS, and hy
son of Its peculiar mineral formation will make III"
finest stock bricks pf the best quality, that have
ever been turned out here.
Abundance of water at hand the many facilities
for procuring wood for burning, and ample ground
for wards and sites for buildings for the operatives.
are among the inducements offered 10 persons "ho
may wish To engage In the bust of brick aktng,
while the immense demand AMI high prices ",-
tanned for bricks makes IL the most profitable bust
ness now carried OH amongst US.
The beds have been only partially explored. hut
ALREADY a DEPTH of about fourteen Tee. has been
reached and the indications are that tic supply Is
Inc haustlble. The most thorough examination
and testing Is desired before the day Of leasing IN
n few DAYS we will have specimens OF burnt brick,
made from the clay. For particulars. apply 10
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS.
Au,.tipiCpr>,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28
Venezuelan News.

New YORK, May PA dispatch from Iia-
vana says that Venezuelan adyices received
ria st. Thomas state that President Blanco
has captured Valencia and Salagar. An eX-
rebel chicftain has been captured, court-mar-
tailed and shot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28
BY Wellington Godd'E,
Aucti0necr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bunk streets.

THREE HALF-ACRE LOTS (Sos; 30.
ala, AID sis,l IN DUTALS ADpfI l2s,
OPPOSITE to TIE Nm e. GE iii At anr,Ior o
I the PREMISES o On TitRsDAY the goth q May,
isS2, ut o'clock T.. NJ, the THEE uANDSoM u y
HAIF-ACRE LOTS located ms ahovs; a -, i SSd tn
tnt5 Gfiscn lots each y by $50 feet. The new bridge
across Bar6t's Qtjrttt traneh adds greatly 10 the
The nIat Of survey can be seen at my office.
irriIsgnSs = LnIe w. GoDDIS,
. - - AnCilNmccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28
Meeting or Qnakers.

NV YORK, May 27.--An immense meeting
OF Quakers was held here Yesterday morning.
Samuel NJ. Janney preached against the doc
trine OF atonement. and Lucretia Mott de-
hyered an eloquent address on the peace Of
nations, !. .., !.