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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-15
Popular EalIaciea.
OFFICE 1902 FRANKLIN STREET, !
RICHMOND. VA, May ID, 1872. )

RICHMOND. VA, May ID, 1872. }
To the Editors Of he Richmond Ufsp0teh
Sirs,-Bcing frequently called upon 10 cut
the hooks out of Il horses eye, will briefly
state the use and importance Of this cartilage
nclitallS, OF hooks, so called. Oifin>Wction
of the eye it will he found ut the inner coz
ner, This thin, active body. under which the
eye is panied by light, as in optlmlma, pro-
trldes and is iniiamed. Its protruSon is
particularly manifest in the Strismatic stage
of tetanuS, or lockjaw In health its move
mpnts are so rapid that it may easily escape
notice: vet i'm these diseases it lays before
the eve red and swollen, and this substance
the SO-rallcd horse doctor. clit out under the
foolish notion Of removing the cause Of the
disorder They in most cases attack Symp-
tom instead Of the disease.
/ will now explain the use Of this men,
brane in the healthy eye. Under the upper
lid near to the outer corner is situated the
lachrymal gland. which secretes the water or
tears Of the eye. Suppose any substance gets
into the eye; being between two layers Of
conjGnctiya, it creates mich anguish it
DrOvOkes constant motion OF the lid, which,
in its turn, causes the lachrymal gland to
pour forth its sccrctions. Liquid flowing
over n smooth globe OF course gravitatcs.
The substance in the eye is thus partly washed
and partly pushed towards the inner corner.
Now, the base Of the cartilage nichitans rests
upon the fat of the eye. Pain causes the
globe to lie retracted by Srasmodic Jerks.
Adinose matter cannot he compressed, and
it is therefore driven forward every time the
muscles act - The fat carries with il the car
tilago nichitanS. and the edge Of the body,
being very fine and lying close to the globe,
shovels up any foreign substance that may
he within its reach. 10 place it upon the
rounded development at the inner corner Of
the eye, and thus ribs itself Of the irritating
matter by washing out The foreign body, ms
dust, hay seeds, &C., &c, by al overflow Of
tears.
trust none of my readers. after reading
the description and use of this membrane,
will subject that noble animal the horse to
any of the abuses that beset his life. Farriers
as class are ignorant charlatans, and mai
treat animals entrusted to them. IT isa Mai
ter of surprise to me that tile public are 81
easily imposed upon by these iilterGte horse
doctors and prctenders. 1t is an absurd sup
position that man WHO feeds, cleans, and
attends to horses should know anything of
their diseases snd treatment. If u person
becomes sick, he at once calls in n scientific
practitioner il his horse, he at once sum-
nous ignorance to doctor him, whose feelings
and sllterings cannot be portrayed by lar
guage; but it is Ignorance rersus nature
She, despite the doctor, works ont her own
cure, and ignorance is rewarded. Let every
man treat the animals over which he Is given
control with kindness, as temporary visitors
with himself upon earth and fellow-inhabit-
ants of a striving world.
am, sirs, yours respectfully, ...-.. '
J. K. FREEMAN, Veterinary Surgeon.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
B. -
BY i-bcll & Son,
.\uctlonccr, aid Real Estate Agents.
FlcyrnIh street between Main md Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Eff TIE f \
L ACRES OF LAND, 49,: n THE TOIMnE
CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AtCrlOS.-By virtue
OF decd of trust bearing date on the .Ith day OF
July, 1867, executed byp. o. Melton to me as trus-
Zee and duly recorded in the clerks Office OF Hen
rico County Court, deed book SO, page $40. and At
the request of The bcncitciaries therein named,
viii sell at auction, II tienrico County courthouse
on the sd dry OF june 1872 that being cOuridayl. III
Il O'Clock IL, about FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND
about ten iIcsl above the city nf Richmond, bounded
ton and DIR. John af. Sheppard, and fronting on the
old Mountain road also. the undivided Interest OF
tile said =. Melton III the estate OF David Melton.
being about FIFTEEN ACRES. The above land Is
said to be well wooded.
TERMS: Enougi in cas-. to pay expenses Of sale
and the Of $aJ With interest thereon: and the
balance on such terms as the said L. O.. Melton OF
his representative may direct at sale.
+. NJ BUTLER.
my 1.-WS Sl5 ls, a5ttd Trustee,
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BY Wellington Goidin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner or Eleventh and Bark strs.ts.
SALE OF THaTv.1r

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT YALtfA.
BILE ESTAT u.cs on lanes RIVER. ~
ELAlfs fNR SE oT al n naNRS Ap5oM
AHoE koSnTsRx ahn5W
executed by Major William Allen and Fanny iiS
sife 70 James tleasan,s sud II. Robert A. snc:;stcf'
MUNpRED AND NINETY-EiGETT ACKEsr NOR NJ :
or less. bearing date tho sti day OF May 1875 ami
executed by Major William Alien TO Yobert tsILi
and Isaac Fl: burlington. trustees, conveying lE,.
"Strawbcrry Plains and. three ether tracts sdbjr,
The whole containing about FL EVEN HUSDREn
AND THtRTY-TI1REE ACRES; both OF whr,,
deeds ARE recorded IN the clerks Office Of Icnrlrr.
the respective bencciaries in said deeds proceei -;
sell at public auction. on the premises. az Str,n
-f,trry Palms. on FRIDAY the 18th day OF War
1872 clock 4. DE-, f fair If not, OH the arst ai.
veyed by the decisive the r, called ,ias c2
berry Plains containing FIVE HUNDRED AND
NINETY EIGHT ACREs: the second called syr
sSs sSfp AtREs na hra Sa f R
ssr r9RainF EiGmtm ASkES ad Tie lS
the whole constituting compact farm OF Viii
abnnt seven hundred and nifty acres more or H.,
open lnd. and the remainder In original grG..i
Nearly all OF fc open land has ,,ecn lined within
the past six years, uni that not In cultivation is Wi.
set In clover.
On th., estate there IL an excellent dwelling i gooa
barn. quarters, stables. &C., all erected since tie Var
at a cost Of about S50v0
This estate Hes tie main public road IL! lie
county Of Ifenrico the north side of James rtre,
about fourteen IniIes below Richmond and Is j,sth
reguriei equal in fertility 10 any Eaai ci ~
river With convenient access TO or more lafyr,
on tho adjoining farms. ssa
"A plat and survey OF the lands will be- exhibited al
the Hour OF sale. ..E.'
Tie ntIc Is regarded unquestona.Ia.
The trustees--JaInes Pleaehs ami RoIert 1.
Lans;stcT-in the aforementioned deed reserve In.
right to sell the property thritn rr,ycycd-vil g..
acres. more or les. known us strawberry FiaIhs''
separately at the time and place Aforesaid.
Terms: II the whole property De- sold. ihcy v N
he for an amount sufficient In cash 10 aelrty 'h.
expenses OF sale anu 10 discharge the notes -
cured IN the first deed With intpre.: thereon cs.
mated To be $4,000; the balance at six, twelve ana
eighteen months, for negotiable notes, Interest add
ed, secured by u trust deed II tho strawberry
Plains tract be sold separately, the terms win h
cash Us IN expenses OF sale and to pay Oft said tn0
notes with Interest ereon estimated At II tho
BALANCE on such terms as may be ahreunead al tn'
StistDfboats plying iteiwc-n t'i,tn,.ra and Snr-
fink .stt rGtisfy nvrEsa4 w.i,.m. 10 a,ttnd ,v -.
10 tJurs &era wharf, a;Id return at .. ". ~ III
sanic day.
JAMES PLEASANTs,
ROBERT 4. LANGASTFR,i IT,,
ROBERT GUILD. i't'''r
ISAAC III. rARRIN,.tbN,
nv l-eo,ttMyGtltt5
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BY Richardson & TO-.
Hcal Estate Agents AMI Auctioncers,
1lI3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FAR


TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FARM
L NEAR TIE CITY By AtIGTIoS.-By virtue
of the provision OF certain deed Of trust l'ear!ng
date the It'll OF August. 1871, from John w. kilIg
aud Dc the undersigned, trustee duly recorded
in the clerks Office Of the County Court OF Henrico
In deed hook g. page 6sS shall proceed 10 sell ny
public .ttrinn being tli ret required by the hrnen
ciary therein secured. Oh the premises, IN ! Y ES
DAY the 2lst at l. O'Clock NJ, the REAL ESTATE
mentioned in said deed. consisting of q TRACT or
LAND In Henrico county on the mountains road
eight miles north of the city OF Richmond. adjon,
Ing the lauds of +. Minor John G. blackburn, and
james RI. Mallory. containing ONE HUNDRED
AND SiXTEES ASUA QUARTER. ACRES more
or Jess, about onc-thrd OF which land l. In woods.
the Iaiance cleared and improved aud has ON II 4
comfortable FRAME DWELLING and the usual
out-houst.s.
sale and thu If executing this trust. and 10 pay
Oft note OF 703 with interest thereon at the RATE Oh
twelve pcr cent. Fer annum from the 18th February
ls7:t ali the residue In tx and twelve months
tLt purchaser 10 give his nceotiA6le notes Tor the
deferred payments. with Interest a.icd. aud secnred
hy decd Of trust j. \. RICHARDSON, &.
: Trustee
pICII ,RDScS 4 CO., AUG ttOnecrs. my 10
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Racing.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 1.-THE first race
yesterday was won by tiollywood; time,
BAH, 1891. Second race won by Panta-
rum time, 2:44.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 14.-Doubeout
won the first race to-day: time, l:5O aud
l:475. The second was won by Eland ;
time, 1:i722, Lag.
NEW YORK, May 14.-Thcrc were five trots
Mt Fleetward Park yesterday. The first was
won by Frank in three heats: best time SOC.
The second was won by Belle Jones in five
heats best time 2:543. Third trot won by
George NJ. Patchen in fciir heats best time
2:js. Fourth won by Starlight III follI
heats; best time 2:i39. Fifth Won by David
I'm two heats: best time 2:55.
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.y BY Grubbs ( Williams.
Auclionrers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana itSnk,

THE "WIANOHE ESTATE. WITH
L ONE THOUSAND AND EIGHTY ACHhs o.
RIVER, SiX1Y-FivE MILES BT WATER Az,
h!HTSftE Fox N liz r r A4n shh""
quest of Mr.. Robert Jogthat, mr VIII sell ~ Ici'o"
upon The premises, Oh " f:DN EsllAl, :sh aiAE :.
situated a. above. IL has rl"cr front Of about t.
and half miles. aud creek on .hc north rni;...
about two miles. thus enclosing the whole tract
county road to the wharf. distant abOut halt IUig
from tic gate lcadng into the TarIh. The estate Is
into four field, aud -oand pasture 20 ac
are In wheat lao Of which hjNeIeen seeded down -
!lnver and 80 to orchard grass: lao In corn, ne
balance tn clover garden lots, &C., pe-tde "hi%h
there are 100 acres or wood land ON Tie rTcr-,uia
cent to supply the demands OF the farmland 10 10
~ acre. Of very valuable Cypress timber. 49,.
The buiaingSarr very substantial, coil'isllh3 0!
FRAMED DWELLING containing c!eh! rham'"'r'
besides two garnet rooms ard cellar; the barn !, u
by o. feet hrss stories M III n; 'Di 5S, iT G &C.
all the ether usual bull dings The orctar'i ha5a""!
800 peach ami 80 apple trees oi the most appiG'Sl
varieties.
I h. lawn cont:-pas ), Icro=. Ornsrented with bsIA-
tiu eycrGrces- nut. fruit, AMI sh.'.r tree ana
great slfirtyoI h0G3rs. ..-
An Episcopal church l. within three mites of lhe
mansion, OTHER churches not much fnrhrr on l't
enurr-l .ousr i've miles distant, ami public a2ho"
about three anu half miles. m
S.riners pass cscr! day. nfIoitine iac!i'iier iyf
communication with ana transportation e. Hlih-
nlond or to the northern ports.
All the arabic land has been repeatedly lined di'a
ntanurcd, and Is noN III sxccIeni i!i.s' aud "'!
fenced. and It's fertility IS shown In hc Proinls, u
the crops now growing. ..,
Wyanokc L. one Of the ola:t.cstan!i,tnd saai7 II.
Virginia, having bern In the family OF tir i!e9.a'
owner for over two hundred years II ha' at"A?'
bean regarded a. one 81 the very best estates on
James river, aud al examination can alone r1hH'I
al Idea of lbs beauty and great value. >, W. ~.
Reference Is mle In Major \. II. Drcwry o.
Westover: Captain Robert Carter, q! shff!
George i. Harrison. OF Brandon; and Ji"iSr '"S.Lh
Christian, Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals "i W.T.
gtnia.
For further particular, addr":>
y GRt'BBS K WILLIAMS: aueh"htHf,.
ki'hIaUnt, Va.
Persons desiring IL cXaunr this propcrt! "iii ~
afforded every facility by the owner MO Ie.tNS
thereon Those wishing 10 attend tliH sac III! -
by the steamer leaving Richiuoni The mornine %
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by Grubhs x Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

1 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
OLARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE ON THE
WEST. SIDE OF TENTH BETWEEN CANAL.
AND BYRD STREETS. AT Att"floN.-in Par'
execution OF DEGREES OF The Clnccfy Court OK Hlch-
,nnnd entered In the ease of Mills's executor rs.
Glazclrook and nis, the undersigned special com
mission.rs thereby appointed, will sell :t a4ction.
upon the premises, Oh THURSDAY, 25t May, at
S O'Clock T. NJ. the property Of which the late
larkin W. Glahr'rook died seized situated Us ABOVE,
having n front OF Is feet at inches on the west line
of Tentf streer. and running hack 100 feet to the
james River and kanawha Company's Basin, thus
having street front and water front, affordlnR
rare facilities for receiving and discharg1ng met
chandisc. ., .,
Brick TlUACfO FACTORY or WAREHogsE,
nho 20 iy 40 feet. s,tnated the centre ~ the
city, and possessing Tie advantages ahsye rrfartd
TO- this property must harn,nr exceedingly valuable
for commercial or manufacturing purposes.
TEIsfS Sufficient in cash 10 pay the costs OF the
suit and the expenses Of the sale the residue In three
,1jual instruments at one two, and three years. fn
bonds. I'll approved lcrSo,l security, bcarlGe In
ereSt, and the fitc 10 81 retained hy the court until
the bonds paid. "
JOHN A. MEREDITH.
JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioners.
GRURBs & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. my3
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Ao,ual Council Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church in Virginia.
specisl telegram TO the Dispatch

NORFOLK, VA, May 1.-THE Seventy
seventh Annual Council of the Protestant
Episcopal Church In the Diocese of virginia
conveups here In Christ church to'mofro"
morning at Q o'clock. Immrdiatal, after
divine service, and the Council sermon hy
Bishop Whittle, an organization will hr
effected and the Council will proceed to hli>i-
ness.
Delegates have arrived in large numbers
from all quarters, and an unusually full at
tendancei Is expected. Full representations.
both clerical and lay, are here from Rich
mopd. Petersburg, Lynchburg, and other
prominent points. Bishop Johns arrived
This morning,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE cARIAsT wAR--INsuRGENT ACCOUNTS "f '"f III"
SITUATION. a.a

THE cARLIST wAR---INSC RGENT Ast"'"i' WI
SITUATION. . gss.
PARIS. MAY 14.-Repoits from ,'iflis'
sou,.es state that the Insurgents nave o'c.t'
nied Rilboa. Don Carlos has entered biSei!'
and the Carlists are masters OF three pro
,;nccs An important engagement IS en-
pected In Biscay. ,c or
N,ne,p. NAV 14.--Fittccn thousand GOV
arnment troopS are now concentrated III tne
den,,tmcut Of BiScay. Opposed 10 them aie
r00 inrliSts. I'garte, Elio, Rada, ana SIEVE
,-l other CarIist leaders who escaped ili'"
Eranre have been arrested and returned D.!
the French authorities
TREATMENT or DIR. HorAEb, THE SPANISH "'"'
Can PRISONER. ..-s.
Srv York. May 14.-.i letter from ,aaN'
Spain. saws that DR.. Houard Stiherea .o:i-
sider,bly on the voyage from CUBA 10 spun
from being loaded with h4ar! chalhs! eut
mon the request Of tic American ohici'is
ut Cadiz the chains have been removed
The action of Congress relative TO MS case
had moi then reached lff. ii"if'ro h"i '"e
Spanish officials III I;i9tlZ. g. -" g.
England.
LoypoS, Nav I4.-The London !o''Ftais
this morning devote much space in their
,.ditoriat columns to the remarks upon the
examinations made by Mr.. Gladstone ana
Earl Granville in both houses of Parliamen!
L,st night regarding the indirect claims ana
the nosition of the English Government
The Journals approve the negotiations now
rroreedinr. but doubt the concurrence III
them nv ,i,r United States Senate. ;,
Parliament has adjourned for the usual
Whlt>unii,la holidays. The House OF LORDS
will rc;i><embIe on tn" 3lst Instant, and Conn
mons OH ihc 18th.
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A clever old lady, apparently just arrived
on train from the country, entered one of
the refreshment rooms at the Springfield
Mass railroad station the other day, and
said she had lett her parasol on the settee. A
general search commenced, and lasted for
some time. Finally one of the walters asked
the old dame when she left it, to which she
answered, after counting UP OH her fingers,
well. it was just three years ago Inst Fourth
of. july" There wasa general roar, much
to the establishment of the old lady, who
went away with very puzzled look upon
her cOllntenance s.....z,. &. i,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

fuyor of sellers; Howard-Strcet extra $.5p $3.50;
City Mills extra, So;leQsSs,5o; others unchanged
W heat hrm and unchanged Co.u frmer, TuQI S5c.
Oats lrmer western, 5.0Ss5c. Provisions quiet but
frIn. Mess pork, 81 Bulk Meats-Shouldcrs, &c.;
rib sides, &C.; clear sides S BaconShoulders, 5t
&C. rib Sides 7sr; clear sides, 7tGpSc t;ugar-cured
hams steady, l3sc. Lard, Stc. Western butter active
and unchanged. Whisky nominal. s75@ssc:
Virginia 8's-old, 42; coupons, Old, %. Consols,
$50. West Yirgiuia's, Il. AL bids.
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s.......ssxa, sf Mcssee Gssslsy - sds<

- IN 10 .
T.1, yaax. Nav i4.-The 7fthsFe will to-
Morrow publish TIE following eprd:
"The Tribune has ceased 70 ne p pc IL
organ, but the unexpected nomination q IN a
editor at Cincinnati seems to involve IL a. ~
new embarrassment. Al must De .'e,o am Il al
that the position Of Journalists T h"st irk.
the same time a candidate Is a! v catered
some aud difficult, and that he er; y is BY
the knowledge that 'w yasnned by w thou.
ssyds OF "g to find in it what may De 80 ,vhn
ma rs,ci rs to annoy or pcrpisX those S ~t no
Ter t.,,n,srting him as candidase, anu y"
ars s Snsi his shackleti condition viii not Ies-
wn" %;m to be serviceable. The nnders'g en-
MT , l', wthdraws absolutely from the
= 'nduct Of the Tribune, and will hcnceior.n,
until further notice, exercise no con'rol nor @
s,,pcrvlsion over its columns. ,.,u, -.
Signed "doRAcS "N'''"i'
"Mdy 18th. MI,
The editorial management OF the 1ft'""0
fails OH Whitelaw Reid. Esq. .-oa
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. BY james NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agcn. and Anctionrrr.
Office. No. lIln Main street.

L'OUR BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
Il ON MAIN AND RESERVOIR STREETS.
SIDNEY, FOR SALE At AUCTlON.-At tie re-
quest OF the owner. will sell on TUESDAY the
list OF May. 1872, on tho premises, ut O'Clock Z.
~. those TWO DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS al
the southeast corner of Main and Reservoir streets
fronting 30 feet each on Main street and running
buck 1856 feet IL IN alley 10 feet wide. .=.r.s
Also. TWO LOTS imhrtatcly In rear OF the
above fronting g feet each Reservoir street AID
running back III feet. =
These lots are beautifully located In that rapidly
Improving part oflc city ahdnre desirable FOR resi-
dtncrs. s#.#
Terms Onr-thirl c.lsli balance at SIX and twelve
months for negotiable notes interest added, and ST.
cured by deed of trust. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
nv l5 Auctioncer
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s,ecls, telegram 10 the Dispatch.

Specls, telegram TO the Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. May 14.-The largest CON
<erys,iye meeting held in Petersburg since
the war ratified tonight the nomination "'
Greeley and Brown, and adopted resolutions
against making any nomination by the DEM
ocntic party. Hon. &. F. Collier presided
The resolutions were adopted with entire
unanimity, aud great enthusiasmand speeches.
were made by Major Daniel Lyon, Co'one'
r. w Rolling. Colonel w. L. Cameron. Ma
ior VIC. Gregory. Captain J. Hampden
rhamber,ayne. Colone! ". r. Johnston. ana
others. all of which were received WIN
marked favor and demonstrations OF apia'-
val,
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BY James II. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Aurt!onccF'
Office, No. no Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALl A.
I rpyr wTtSpE pPOprpyS Al ROCKETS,
ADJOINING THE P0WHkfkS -sTEAMEG,hsT
WHARF, FRONTING. TulRrr-TitKkk 81
on THE ElTER. AND EXIEApiNM ~
ABOUT SIXTY FEET TO WATER STILL
AS Special CON u, tSSJncr,, appnsntst by 1't!c' "
the Chaucery Cs,rt oil the ely "i R.Sh'tio'a pa,
nouce, on The 81 day nf February, ls:i, IN = ~, 81
therein pending In which Robert Edwin tTa'ti'A,
&c, were plaintiffs, and Lncreta Crado'h' St.';,.
defendants. we viii sell NJ puhlr auction. "'' -,
pran,is,,s on MONDAY The 10Th day Of !iay. ~,
at o'clock r. NJ, % fsir: n not. the next ialf "
thereafarr.l the REAL ESTATE. above lurnti" I, ~,
OF which tie late rbert csa;iock Gic siriss "s'''
the following ,..,,,,
TERMS 10 wit, nne-tiiIrd cash: IN" is'ancr"n
credit OF six aud twelve months Tor tt Dte'4y 10
with Interest added. and The title 10 ~ frt'!hsN W."
all the purchase money Is paid aud con'ri ,a ls
ordered by the court. TIE hNes or is!s 10 -, 'S''
JAMES VI TAYLOR,
.fsssay. 3,ssas Special Commissioner
JAMES u, TAYLOR, Aue,ioneer. ni!
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DaTRorT, MICHIGAN, May IA special
Dispatch from Honghton states that the strike
Is general at Calumet, Hecla, schoolcralt,
Quincy, Franklin, and PefTRabick mines.
Two thousand men have been engaged. The
rtngleaders Of the strike at the Calumet and
Hecla mines were arrested, but were rescued
by Q mob from xix deputy sherias. No one
has been injured % yet. The strike has been
going on for twelve days. "a
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BY Grubbs & Williams;
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

r ARGESALEOF BEAUTIFUL BUILD.
ling LOTS IN THE PLAN OF GElLsOS,
FRONTING ON CLAY. MARSHALL, AND
RKnAD STREETS, At AuCTloN.--On MON
NY. I7il Nav at o'clock =. NJ, we will sell upon
r,r premises about twenty five beautiful BUILD
ING LOTS, some OF them fronting on the south slide
OF Clay street just aboy. Enkcr'S spring rark :
somr on bot,, Sides Of Marshall street hdjonihp
Uattorfs Garden; and others on the NORTH! side Of
Rrond street facing Richmond College.
These lots. will be about 80 by $50 feet to wide
allows: and having regard to the great beauty ana
elevation of their situation. and the indications
daily increasing of their growth In value by reason
of innmroyemeIits already made aud Others in near
PROSPECT, they Offer probably. greater Inducements
10 those seeking desirable sites upon which to build
or Investment with certain ana rapid advance IN
yalue than any other lots now In the market. No
one can fail to do we'll by buylnga AT this sale.
(sRUBBS & WILLIAMS. ..
t,rnf