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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-12-13

This statement treats solely OF z
OF the public debt. BY the month";.
OF the public debt. which adds
principal and interest due and mp
terest accrued 10 date, and deductf
the Treasury, as ascertaiued on the
ucation, the reduction was Slel.d
source of this red uction il as follow:
Reduction in principal account
Reduction in unpaid interest ne
count .--. ..,,..,,,,,, ,.... ......
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THE SAN JUAN BOUNDARY.

By the thirty fourth article Of the
Treaty of Washington, the respective
claims of the United States and Great
Britain, in their construction OF the
treaty of the 18th Of June, 1916, defining
the boundary line between their respec-
tive territories, were submitted to the
arbitration and award of His Majesty,
the Emperor of Germany, to decide
which of these claims is most in accord
ance with the true Interpretation of the
treaty of 1916. His Majesty the EN-.
peror of Germany, having been pleased
to undertake the arbitration, has the
earnest thanks of this Government and
| of the people ofthe United States for
| the labor, pains, and care which he has
devoted to the reconsideration Of this long
pending difference. l have caused an
expression of my thanks to be commu-
picated to HIS Mriesty. Mr.. Bancroft,
| the representative of this Government
at Berlin, conducted the case and pre-.
pared the statement on the part of the
| United States with the ability that his
past service justified the public in eX.
pecting at his hands. AS member ol
| The Cabinet at the date of the treaty
which has given rise to the discussion
between the two Governments, as Min
lister to Great Britain when the con.
struction now pronounced unfoundeo
was first advanced, and as the agenI
and representative of the Government
to present the case and to receive the
award, he has been associated with the
question in all of its phases, and in ev
ery stage has manifested patriotic yea
and earnestness in the maintenance o
the claim of the United States. Ill
is entitled to much credit for the success
which has attained the submission
( After patient investigation of the cas-
; and of the statement of each party, Hi
Majesty the Emperor, on the twenty
, first day of October last, signed hi
award in writing, decreeing that tn
, claim of the Government OF the Unite'
States that the boundary line betweel
the territories of Her Britannia Majest
and the United States should be draw
through the Haro Channel is most /
accordance with the true interpretatio
of the treaty concluded on the 10th {
June, 1916, between the Government {
Her Britannia Majesty and ofthe Uni
ed States. Copies of the case presente
. on behalf of each Government, and {
the statement in reply of each and
translation OF the award, are transmit
ted herewith. This award, confirm
the United States in their claim to III
important archipelago of islands lyin
between the continent and Vancouver
Island, which for more than twent,
ID six wears, ever since the ratification
"a the treaty, Great Britain has conteste
IN and leaves us, for the first time in Il
history of the United States as natiO
without question OF disputed bound
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DATENT

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IS untQtUiitd in iclness, Power, Brillianey aud
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With the great reduction OF taxation
by the acts of Congress at its last
session the expenditures of the Govern
ment in collecting the revenue will be
much reduced for the next fiscal year.
1t is very doubtful, however, whether
any further reduction of 80 vexatious Il
burden upon any people will be prac'
ticable for the present. AT all events,
as measure of ustice to the holders OF
the nations certificates ofindebtedness
i would recommend that no more legis-
lation be had on this subject, unless 1t
be to correct errors of omission or COM
mission in & he present laws, until suf-
ficient time has elapsed to prove that it
can be done and still leave sufficient
revenue TO meet current expenses ol
Government, pay interest on the pub
lie debt, and provide for the sinking
fund established by law.
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{99,9e0,25S5 81


the principal
Ily statement
together the
paid and in
IN the cash in
q day OF pub
ai,iJt.S. The
Us:
$50 @.ooB 81
3,8Ss,95?.@
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Balacne....... ........"...."....,
Add amount received from pre-
MUM on sales OF gold in excess
of the pre- MUM paid on bonds
putchas ...........................
Add the amount of the reduction
of the cash balance at the close
of the year accompanied with
the kame.,..........,..... .........,...........''.
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To'a' ...................,........., ..
Reduction ia vaSu Oh hand.,.-......
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SlM5ai4al,A

Si03 280, $50 30
2.7i6, i6 -
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IcoNTINuEp ON FOURTH PAeEl
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Since your last session, the President
of the Mexican Republic, distinguish
ed by his high character and by his
services to his country, has died. His
temporary successor has now been elect
ed with great unanimity by the epeople,
q proof OF confidence on their part In
his patriotism and wisdom which II is
believed will be confirmed by the re-
suits of his administration. 1t is par
ticularly desirable that nothing should
he left undone by the Government OF
either republic 10 strengthen their rela'
tious as neighbors and friends.
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lOlll l.....
From the foregoing statement IL
the net reduction of the principa
during the fiscal year ending June
500 1850, ,2j3.54. The source OF this re
follows
Net ordinary receipts daring the
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-12-13

From March 1870, TO March !,
loIU..... '.'.''''',''':''
From March ], 1870, TO March i,
1911 ."
From March !, ls7l, to March !,
.'''''''''''
From March ], 1872, to Novsm-
ber !, 1872, (eight months).....".,.
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s4S4.0 2,53.l5
Ippears that
of the debt,
%, 1872, was
luction is as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-18

PuRr OF RICHMOND, MAY L. W..

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY Is l>I..
sun r!srs........... !:.7 Moon -'t>........... >:
~un sct~............ I:u3 High Id".. ........l?.
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rALE OF TWO VALUABLE TRACTS

GALE OF TWO VALUABLE TRACTS
- OF LAND IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
VA.-As commissioner of sale In the case oil
Nichols executors Shelton, &c. in Nelson Cir
cult Court the undersigned will offer for sale, upon
the premises, to the highest bidder nj public ailc
ton. on FRIDAY the .lst day OF June, 1872,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND belonging to John NJ.
Shelton. In Cumberland county. containing-one,
ONE HUNDRED aud EIGHTf-SlN, the other
FIVE HUNDRED and TEN ACRES-in all, SIX
HUNDRED and NiNETY-SlX ACRES, adjoining.
This land lies olLa aud near the mouth OF Willis's
river: was purchased of Augustus j. Smith, and by
him Of X. Y. Watkins.
This Is valuable land. has two excellent tcnements
upon 1t. and BIZ divided nt0 two valuable farms
Of convenient Size. Buyers of land on the line OF
the canal are Invited tn examine these two farms ad-
Joining and attend the sale.
TERMS Cash enough to defray costs OF sale and
suit. For the residue OF the purchase money Il
credit, In equal instalments OF one, TWO, ana three
wears, Will be given upon the purchaser giving
bonds with good personal security bearug Interest
from the day OF sale. The title VIII Ike retained ~
ultlmate security.
October, and full possession Oh the lst OF January,
1879.
If not sold, these farms win be rented publicly FOR
the year is7a. skobEki VI hltEaEehD'
LoyISGSToS, VA. sr ~ my ltsH
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By Wellington Gnr.iu.
Kun It I'EIF NII'TI'lTi'lT,
corner al Eleventh aGG Bus,k stree I,

THE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
l. COlThGE EESlDEHcE ~ SIDNEY. H..
GEIHtE MilH Ahoi HNi N >u#:n M!
FIFTY LOTS nP!@tMlH%: Is Mt.tt!t'.a
HAkVlE, ASHLAND. RrE!N>'tN. h&iitAG-
TER STREETS. 'niitRi>l>'. >!Alrtr
ACRES. FOR SALE " ACtlt"N.-At 81. 49,.
.r,r.t ni the owner. I .it,t -rh ~ .,attuu.. j. l,
premises. "n MONDAY he . til M..y. T.. "iu-
.iurtidcJ. commencing. n nrl"c!, 'i..a'au ',.-
tifui COTTAGE DNELLi\t'. i,'Tn"" H. a,na"
IIurt'rlk Dances. aud nav IA !hr .,eui,a.. ...
Mr. george - Iu,UcL 1t contain atour - ru'ts...
flushed In handsome style. together attn ti." u .
uut-hlaink~.
around the dwelling arr ,.yrl~,i harr;.aiUr .aD-
aud nirk ,ri.". Ut primcrJ! growth. nr-ta@ Huv-s
shr-. &c. and an som" al the a'iillHs hir tN.,
i. An rN,,'il: Young orchard. Iiu7 !i't l. t'
view OF itl"hnond. ana Wa RECOMMENDED 3.
years ago hy q committee" IL H." rs "aiti ,'.
proper itr fora ncW rc,vr,oir. h''al." Il 49, .s.
most elevated polnI IN IlL;t l"I!lN. ttn'~ set
Ashland STREETS are distant tcnrh from Elrg..fG
street talung which TEE stree; .I- iL,- - lln.,-
wood three. SQUARES tlnis ail,lt!ln. ,',ht
cess Ia the property ~ all >"r>"r~. Tho 'rt,
located moi only beautifully. but are In ''rN N'-
proyl,i part oi the SUBURBS Iito>c tl-i">r Ia g1
chase are In itci 10 examine TN property "iu' fr
day of sale. and hy calling al my 1'cc map = s
same can he seen Ait'r The 81" ct u' d",tf"t'
with about l,o ic-t ttti' l-,i. i!"t'i"2 90 lIff"
street. the balance Of ia. u" wiil Ir ..i ~ i.,'
OF one I" live Intensive. ~ {" In''i 'r "tui g.
both the small ami larg" buyer.
TEHNi> Al suns IN .rc :''1. u;t''-i "'iftN ~ i'
,r al three" in. and nil" month: Over >sta " %
: .u,O onr-fonrGlr c:sh. a!an"c a "''.r "sl' ~
twelve mouths over Si'oo. "ti'-l'.r i ~ IL '''
IL -iA. twelve. and eighteen month: ~ ".,h "a i
Tor nr="tiah;r n"irr. iuirr"-! ml't"L ~"""h 10y .
I!rIi al trust.
Anappr"lIIsti"n ina Dr'm nt'ir ~ IL. t.'' "'G'
I'll ami the count! a,iti"r'I'"s 4" - az" .s'Hi
from thu. terminus ~ i! riiN railroad y az iIur' a.
ti.rcc squares. w,h g:Nrs great iHcite' Il" ar''~'
10 this property.
s'iybI" Refreshments vii! b" rr@Si"Eh T., 1T ""'
may attend the saIr. ". Hni'ihN'
my 2-3taw2wititlS .tE'lt"u'rI.
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Doors, SHOES, &C.-Slangcrs yiS-M7aB
ID lting the city respectfully invitcdH 4a
10 rNaininr my stock, just received. consist.t ~
BOOTS SHOES, aud CATERS. Tor ladies. gents
misses. and children all which will he orred at Very
moderate profits. JOHN &. PAGE, JR..
my IL 1903 Main street
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~ .Jail,,.S NJ. TaNlur,


LOUR BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT,
Il on MAIN AND RESERVOIR %IEfti-.
SIDNEY. FOX SALE At AuCTipE.-tt tr IT,
uuc.l Of the "Nn.r. | viii sell ola TUESDAY lw
9!st OF MAY. ~. rii The premises -! ! ors",h /,
IL. those TWO liESiRARLE VACANT iHiH ~
the southeast corner al Main aud reservoir STREET,
fronting 81 feet each OH Main street dhd TNI.hl
back 1875 Ioct u al alley 10 feet wide.
Also, TWO LOTS Immediately In rear 81 '''
above. fronting 2. feet each "n kcs"rs"r Street :.
running back III feet
These lots are beautifully locate! Ia tht' r'!t-N
improving par al The city aI!art Ic~!.iir "f re-"
dcnct-.
months for lIc9otiuil" itUtr1. Interest added lid "
cured hy Il urc,I" trust. JAMES N. TAlLuh.
my |. AMrtinMrr-
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Aucrios sAEEs--Fsasass Days Days.
by Richardson 4 Co..
Peal Estate Agents and Anctioncers,
IlI3 Main street,
SALE OF a SMALL FARM

rEHRIJSTEE'S SALE OF a SMALL FARM
L NEAR THE CITY ~. AUCTl0N-By virtue
Of the provision of certain deed Of trust l'earng
Irtc the lth of August. 1911, from john ". King
and wife the ndersgned tIntee dsy Y, recorded nri
in The clerks office of the County court 0, henr1 e.,
in deed hook 49, pagc GGs, shall Proceed to sell ny
public auction being til re3 required by tn" rene
DaS the 2lst al II o'clock NJ, tie REAL ESTATE
mentioned In said decd. consisting Of y THAT or
LAND In Hcnrico county. on the Mountain ROAD
eight miles north of the city Of Richmond adjoin,
lng the lands OF F. Minor. John c. Blackburn, ann
James H. Mallory. containing ONE HUNDRED
AND SIXTEEN iSDh QUARTER ACRES more
or less about 0nc-lhrl Of which land Is In woods
thc l,aIarcc cleared and improved. and has on II Il
comfortable FRAME DWELLING an,! the usual
oui-IIOuScS. !. =
fEr,o: Enough In cash to dciray the expenses OF
sale and III. cost. OF executing This trust. ana To pay
off ii note n 7Oo with Interest thereon at the rate oi
twelve per cent. per annum from the 18th Fcillary
ls7. !li paid: the residue in Fix and twr we months
thc purchaser tn give his negotiable notes for the
deferred payments with interest added. and secured
III ;. deed O! trust. i. A. RICHARDSON.
Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co.. Auct!onecrs. my 10
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by Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Anrtinncrrs,
80. liz Main street.

4 LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
"a OF IMpRnN ED AID UNlMPRoXED
REAL ESTATE ~ AND ADJOINING TIE
CITY OF RIIIEM1\p. PRIVATELY OR ~
ATCTIOS.-Dn MONDAY iii" .otn Instant. at 3
O'Clock L. NJ. we shall sell hy auction. on the prem
isr-. all the REAL. ESTATE not sold privately be-
fore. consisting Of iirge number of Blll-DlNG
LOTS and HOUSES belonging 10 the cSatcni Bacon
TAFT deceased. in that part oI the city OF Rchmoni
and county of !cnricn between NcnalI street and
Howalrl'~ Grove and the Mechanics lille turnpike
and Seventeenth or Valley street.
The greater part al This property has '"eit CIV 'tl
INFO lots of j0xlIJ feet. fronting on trnahle Car
rnetou Jay. Cedar. Wa>h!h.,"i. y" iiliiin. Chris
ti3n and Rirhard streets. and the McciIani''$ylc
tlll,ikc and Seventeenth or Valley street. opposite
Tin. thcs;In:rkt. ana Ohio railroad.
Viii GA pari ri this property - broken ny ra'lhc.
filed with clear running wafer from lhr ptIc~t
springs The greater pant al 1t Hes beautifully l"i
building purposes upon one oi the highest points
around III, ,iiy. free from any unhealthy surround
iupS. and romanris fine view at the rlt!.
With the ,rIcta- already perccptblc III the trade
Of Richmond. liz daily increasing prosperity ana
bright pros pccs--GIaiIy growing hrithtcr-~no nnr
doubts that the large and small capitalists will pro
mote their interest ny Investing III Ia" pr"l erlA I'll
frrrtl Tor safe above
TEHMa: At sale.
EloliAEn$oS K 60. Auri"mcrrs.
my 6-M. Th& M,&thcn t'!-
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~ Grllub- X Williams.
JN TFIIIID- Y Vt III!.ITI's.
Aurtiuucrr. ana Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street hrt"rcn Main anal Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ BRICK
Y DWELLING; AND VACANT LOTS AT TUE
Southeast CORNER OF IT. STEPHEN AND
tOUITS sTREETS.-In execution of 4 decree OF
tie Chancrry Court of Richmond. entered 10Th Innr
+ 20. in the ease Of Nash. trustee. fS hontlgnr
will ell ri suction. urnn ilir premises, on MON
DAY 10Th May. Al "'rInck L. VI. ttr' property su-
ttrd i" above. .
l'pnn ii there /, RKICh DWEI. LING with about
-r,cu r,a,III~ The lot fronts -. feet and runs ba'h
no feel Ia an alley ". ic..n feet wide IL viii he suit
I'll !r:I 81 ~ Ia give two good building lots at The
corner.
Terms: Dnr-ilIrl cash: balance n four. eight.
and Iwrl, months. with interest aud secured by Il
trust deed: title retained until the notes are paid.
u. II. NASH, Commissioner.
WILLIAMS. Auctiunrrr-. Inyp
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May l7.-Flour quiet i"'f ti;,., ana
r,t.ca unchanged Wheat dull and n"lnin:!ly MI
tnangcd Pcni,syvania red. =? !&G' :2.. Corn linn
~ -.1 Sc oats riacr IoF, Da'. Rye nominal ~
49, 1Sl %. rrni~iol, .inll Mes pork ANA hi!ih
meat uuchlu.cd. Harnuu. R%iir$> >!nali: ~''nn!-
DIR Sic: rl,.->c Isu 7,r. riirriI- ,h'~ ~" T..
rrurtd han- ~ir.t,y Al l&N / =. lai'i' -" ~
" .,t.ru batter active :ut hrs!rr: sl."tr' Ni'lH"
tul, ..q,.sc Whisky quiet hn iii II .'''
Virginia - old. IL; ron>"~ '6!. West Virginia :
LII
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itV i,rulrh- 4 II llIli,iI-,
ARGEsALEoF HEATTIFrLnTTl5
Real Es,aty Agent. auG AucIi"n"ciN'
firscutit street hyt%.,m N..iu AID hanN

4 ARGESAIEO OF HEAi TiFt !. ~ H.
lIISG LOTS N THE PLAN OF Etit~"H.
NEAR BUCHANAN SPklhi.. IRONING -
tLAY, MAk~liALL. AHD BROAD Slht -.
Al Ai'tl iON.-on MONDAY N" IN VI
III O'Clock 4. NJ. We viii sell upon ~" Pitinl>'
ahuiit twenty-five beat tiful III t!.ulN' i'i
some OF them fronting on !ar ~"u'h >i'i@ at SO
street iuat above Euk.r'- Spr'nE farS; som ~
both Sides OF Marshall stree; an!tntriuS h'lt"n ,
tiar.t,u: and Others un he nor;h SID "i b''"'
street f,ciu. /. ichlnond toticyc.
riirsn lot. will la AN nj 81 ny - it"t - "'';
alleys: ai,d having lcgari 10 The great hiGlI '''
elevation 81. thri; situation. ani ul ih''It'@' -
,ialty iucT,.>in. Il t,cir CROWN Ill Nhiue hN i'. =
III improvements already maor lnH "'ir,- III J."
prospect they otter. probably. Er,ttII ii'','"'i
10 those seeking desirable sites upDn "ii u ~ '""t
or investment with certain an! raI.i ".''"''.' u
value. than any OTHER lots now IL The 'n"rN''' -
one can fail Ia do we'll ty buying al this ST..
TERMS: Accommodating.
GKi'BBS 4 WILLIAMS
my * AE.iiOlE"I-.
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klcnnlblu u.
afforded every facility by the owner who resides
thereon. Those Wishing to attend the sale may 20
by the steamer leaving Richmond the morning Of
the sale. my 9-li.l5.l> -. IS L drI>
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MlNlAl kF. a1MANN. lAN Is !>i-
sun r!s,- III Moon -"1>.......... 80,
run scts........... .:ua High lido. ......l?3c
PuRT OF RICHMOND, MAY l.. IVA
ARRIVED.
Steamer Palls;i,ia. Nelson, Norfolk. nrrrltiIiIisc
Gid I.a--rnsri-, ID. Il Rogers, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Blakcm;,n, New York. iner-
ch.,ndist and passengers. J. ". Wyatt, agent.
Steamer Eliza lianruX, Clifford, Norfolk, rrc!ian
disc and passengers. l.. L. lltnln. agent.
Steamer ". p I ly';r. >rofi. Ne" York, mcrcllall
disc AMI passengers Nirriuia Steamship aud Packet
Company.
schooner Anne T.. Moore, Phillips, Philadelphia.
merchandise. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schnuncr John l.. Merrill. Ilalsey. Philadelphia,
granite and ties. Curtis ( Parker.
Schooner Lizzie Florence, Lippincott. Norfolk,
night
schooner Coluclte. Mcnamara, down river, light.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
New YORK. May ld.-Schooner> j. ii. Lockwood,
Sharrctt; NJ. X. Hickman. White: aud Prudence.
lltiSty.
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NEN YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK May !7.--'nit"m 4Ihtt "hA n"h'I'
E,.r ,,,.t min, lightly favor huN,r>. " lii>krH
,,u Il yn Wheat la -. lower: Winter r'i western
Ma sos Cora Moderate h"!nr ana r>i""t az
pnrl .trldS Beef quiet. Lard Il trih'' rH-!'i Al !
Mr.r NAVAL hrn. Tall"w. 9R' l-i"r ft''sW'
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~
JAMES VI. TAYLOR. Aucti0nenr. III

VARIABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SAL!.-By virtue ~: tl!c last viii ana testament
Of iiam Simni-. deceased. oil Aad-un.l viii oi,t
n public SIDE al ScN lille. IN Madison ru,iitiy. Va. on
THURSDAY tie eth day al June the following
:.-.L.t III
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1rynv saIEa...Esu4nr Day..
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Est,te Agents and Auchohtfft,
Nh 1919 Main street.

VALUABLE THREE-sTORI BRlnk
ELLING;,No; Si9 NnK dH Et ESiti
STREET, NEAR THE CoRNE * .EIFfcrrt EHl
We shall mt the request of the owner, sell at public
auction on tho premises, on fUEsDAl. ?ist G.y Ha
RIit,E RESIDENCE located H. above described.
confirming seven rooms; kitchen. &C.; al In Me"
repair ,oo c,,, ,,,o.,. ~. 1oss
to IN alley. ,.,.nu,rurp
n,y,s " AuciioICcrS
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BY T.. Il. Ncwburn,
Rcll FStatp Agent, l0li Main street

CMALL FRAMED HOUSE on MAD
- DuX HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY the 10Th day OF May, lS7.. n O'Clock l..
NJ. will sell that very comfortable SMALL TEN F.
MEST on Compromise street, Maddox I'm. con-
tanning three rooms, with good yard, well oil wafer,
&c. This property Is In good condition, and Is
situated very near and convenient TO the Chesa.
peakc and Ohio Railroad shops, and presents good
opportunity to secure cheap house good i'll
ve:tmcnt. -
TERMS: At sale. +. Is. NEWBURN.
my l!-Tu. Th,S.SM Auctt0uprr.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ LAHGE BRICK WAREMorsE on THE
WEST SIDE OF TENTH BETWEEN CANAL
AND BYRD STREETS, At AtCTlON.-!n part
axrrutlon rf DEGREES of tNc Chanccry Court al Rich
suond entered iE thn ease OF M!s'S executor re.
liazrhrook aud Ms. the undersigned, special COM
misSioner thereby aprnintrl VIII .ell al auction,
unnu the premises. on THURSDAY. c3d May. ut
o'clock j.. NJ. the property of which tile iate
arIiin W Glazclroos died >cizcti. situated above.
having front oi ID fee; /. Er'co on the west line
Of rcmli street. and running bach loo feet To tn"
James River and kanawha C"inrany's Basin thus
having street front and water front, aifor'iing
rare Facilities for receiving aud discharging mer-
c!iandisr.
This property has upon 1t 4 large three-stOry
PRICK TOBACCO FACTORY or WAREHOUSE.
about 90 by 100 feet. Situated near the centre of the
city. and possessing The advantages above referred
TO- This property must become exceedingly valuable
Tor commercial or manufacturing purposes.
TERMS Sufficient In r:l>l 10 pay the costs Of tie
-t and !h.cNprgr Of the sale: the residue In three
rua! inSial'nrais ii nHc. !wo and ;hrre years for
bonds. III approved personal security. bearing in
,rrc. and the title ~ Dc retained 10y the court until
the bonds are paid. .
JOHN \. MEREDITH
JOHN HOWARD.
Special Commissioners.
GEI'EEs K WILLIAMS. Auctionecr>. iny3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-18
BY Grllbbs & Williams. E8@,
Aurti0ncers and Real Estate Agents
Elryrntil street between Main and BAmk.

rE,UAT MOST VALUABLE GRANITE
4 FRONT. TIlREE-STORI STORE AID TEAI-
FnIrfTiI AND FIFTH STREETS, hTAuCIloN.
On TUESDAY, .sth May. at 8 o'clock J.. VI. wr
SII .rll uDou the premises the property above re-
ti.rrrI TO- hcn@ the n:-csi.hlisr'l drug store now
occupied by Mr. i. +. l,upuy. II has tl:rce sloiics
above the cellar; ard in all IL arrangements, Tor
above i all thai could he desired. The 10! i 2Al@a
feet.
Tlu situation Is In the centre Of t'ie yer '% T.,
tl hu.iur.. ,nr of the ciir and 10 Investment r!h
i've m:tI in real estate In tli. city with tnr: CO.
raiuty OF ,,nd return npon the lave inIcn! anu
slra,!y Increase In value.
;rh,. terms will he made known at the sale.
GKIrBl5S Il WILLIAMS,
,,.,x Auriioitcrrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-18
BY W. Is. Robins.
Aurtioncer and Real Esiatc Agent.
Illi MHiu street.

VERY PRETTY AND ATTRAC.
"A TIVE BUILDING LOT; on THE Som Vt,
SIDE or GRACE STREET NFNI ~ th ~
CONNER OF EIGHTH STREET, FOR SALE At
AUC"TION-Att the owners request. VIII sell at
auction On the premises, on 'rlltESDAf Haa May.
beautiful BUILDING Lot lucatc ~ above de-
scrihct fronting d feet on the south inc Of Grace
street and running hack between aiuliei lines ~
tr,. Tho eligible situation and central location "1
this handsome lot ought to attract the attention AT
every one who contcmplates building residence
si,ne time he on the walks of fashion, near To-
churches of all denominations, only one square from
the Capitol park. and within easy distance OF INC
other public buildings. The lot Is just the Size for
house of me darn arrangements.
TERMS: At sale. - .,-..
my l--ttS W. Is, RUBlNS- aUclioicti'