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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-08
riRrpEs 4 WILLIAMS, Aictieneers.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
" BRICK RESIDENCE AND SEVERAL VA
CANT LOTS on BELNlDERE STREET.-By
virtue OF decree OF the Cluccry Court Of the city
of Richmond pronounced on the 2!th October; ls1,
In the case of Pitcher. &C.. against WorSln, Sc.. |
shall. Us special commissioner thereby appointed
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY the 18th May. lr72 ut o'clock L. NJ,
If fair, If not the first fair da. thereafter that very
valuable REAL ESTAT located rs above. OF which
rho late Mrs. Elizabeth a. r. Pitcher died seized The
improvements consist of largc brick dwelling con-
tanning thirteen rooms Including three III the base
mentl large brick kitchen with five rooms. stable.
carriasc-hOlsC, snUkc-EOuSc. coal aud wcod-houcc.
&C. In front OF The dwelling ii" raril Is beautifully
enlhr,,ished with flowers. shruuoerv, and shade
trees.
The property will bc divided aS to sell with the
inansicIl-hOuse Il LOT CT suitable size aud SIN LOTS
OH the east line Of Belvidcrc street. The dwelling Is
an excellent and the location not only beautiful,
but in very desirable and improving neigheor-
hood Possession given In short time.
map of the property c;ln he seen al the once ol
the auctionccr.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance 1T six. Twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added, and title retained t all or the purc,ae mo-
ney Is fully paid WI. JnSl MI Lt:AhE.
INV 18th. TfhS tfittls Special Commissioner.
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BY Conlling & Meade,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuone.rs,
1901 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a SMALL MA

TRUSTEES SALE OF a SMALL MAR
L KET GARDEN OF Ten ACRES. Two M,
A HALF MILES EAST OF TIE CITY NJ
RICHMOND, ON THE CREIGHTON i.o,Ti,,
ADJOINING THE LIMBS OF MEssks. !
w. OTEY, s. SUTHERLAND. AND jUgE
HECkLER.-By virtue Of deed Of iy,,,i T..
Mrs. Mary s.. Lcclcr 10 me-. as trr>tcc d,;.-.
the lst of March. 1860. duly recorded in Tie clerk:
office of Hcnrlco County Court. ID. Il. FL. lslgr a.?
will as trustee. by request Of the hcuciciry sep :.
auction, ON the premises, on THURSDAY thc sth y,
May, 1872, ut o'clock j.. NJ, the TRACT OF LAM
described IN said deed. with improvements ticren,
consisting Ola frame dwelling, i've rooms: Kitchen,
stable, and usual out-lIildingS.
TERMS Literal anu made known Oh day obsal.
7. W. REUFOKD. Trustee
GGCLIISt, & MEADE. Auctioueers an 3p-,ds
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BY Lancaster & Co..
Stock Brokers and AuCtioncers.

A UCTION SALE OF STOCKS.-We will
N sell at auction. at our Office on WEDNESDAY
the sth day Of May, 1872. at y o'clock NJ, TWO
HUNDRED AND FORTf-OSE SHARES OF
STOCK IN TIE OLD DOMINION IRON AND
NAIL WORKS COMPANY, being collateral Sc
curity for the payment of two notes Of Hugh W.
Fry: one for eleven thousand five hundred dollars
(ll 5ool. dated 10th June. 1870, aud ono for eight
thousand live hundred dollars t!a,5UO), dated 18th
June, 1910; both payable six months after date.
LANCASTER Il Co,
NY Cat Stock Brokers and AuCtienccrs.
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By s. y. Davis, AuctiUnccr,
x,r Eleventh and Main streets,

A VALUABLE LOT IN MANCHESTER
SEsDtY sth instant al half pust o'clock /. NJ.
that BEhUTIFULLYLOCA LOT NO. l?l
fronting IL. feet Porter street lnnnlne each Gu
Eleventh street ls5 feet In rear OF the aptist ciiuc
Ts lot is level and will need grading; located II
the NEST elevated portion Of the town, c"hiniano
ing perfect view OF the city o! RlchMche. ;,
TENNIS: Onc-third cash; balance IN -FOUR ana eiSh
months negotiable notes. secured By trust deed:
NV i-ttA W. i. CLoi4O-N, iiGStSS.
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; .U,TTrOy sArEs.-Futufe Nays.
nv Griibbs s William
Auctioucers and Real Estate cents rs
,,,1,o,,tt, street between Main lid Bank.

= 49, y
rv,RtlsTEE,s SALE or TIE YALgA,-
n9T IiTTI, r.. FLA II bf CA LED WEST
u Ia , hlsFt On TIE WEsTHAM .0AD -FOUR
NII Es ANb HALF VEST OF .ai,S, sso,,,
q. 5 a,ytnn to ucien Hill. dated 10Th October.
records, r. Hsn r., ss1ny 81 sYafs TIC eed
tnr c the undersigned substituted trustees, VIZ
seIl ut auction, upon tic premises, ON TuESDdA,d'
Nav tl, isTa the LITTLE FARM above e ~,
containing FONTY-ONE AND a EaLr 'hS 'cS'
The improvements cohsst OF good tEASt H.,
DWELLING with about elk ROOMS, the nsIa o'11-
hot.ses, and good orchard. , h,,,
TERMS The deed prescbes sale for cnsh sr pn.
we are authorized 70 stat ~ t5,ne OF saie
N. NJ. GILLIAM,i suh Trustees
apes JOHN Ii. Gu9i
POsTPONEslENT.
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY LID
Nav. at 81 o'clock p. NJ
y. p; c GiIlIILIAM's Trustees.
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DvITme e Brother.
Awt.io::cvrs .,,G Real Lct2!e Age.
20. lel2 Maiu street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT STU
' ATED NEAR THE. CORNER OF CHERRY
AND MAIN STREETS. AND IN ONE SQUARE
OF TIE MONROE FARK. FOR SALE At PUB
Lie AECTION.-On the premises. OH THURS
DAY the 9Th day Of May. 1872, al O'Clock Z. NJ.
we shall sell that beautiful BUILDING LOT located
as above described. icing In that locality where
property Is So much sought after. should command
the attention Of parties Wishing 20 build or Invest.
TERMS: At sale LIME & BROTHER.
my AuCtiunccrs
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BY smith & Peterson,
Rea, Estate Agents and AuctioIccrS'
s.brncr of Tenth and Bank streets.

,;s,GNEE,s SALE OF A VALUABLE
a RRICK RESIDENCE, 40. sos TLAi
srREET llErWEEN sEG9NSp ~. an AHn d Tn1aD Of
;b, iTn;tfai States District Court for the Eastern
district Of Virginia Of April s. lsT2. In thG 1natcer
viii sell ut public auction. on the premises On
ESDAf May s. lsI2. It o'Gi2cK < R s. Il II
DENC situated on the north SAG OF Ha! az c'S Feet
IN Ciav street and running back ut right angles nc
tween tarlilc lines l5o feet to an alley now occu-
MED hv air. Andrew PizZini. Jr.
Possession gfycu on the 13tll OF May, 1s'?.
TERMS: one-fourth cash; balance IN slS, tWtifS,
md ri..htccn months: purchaser to give notes WIN
Good cndorscrs for the deferred payments, ana inc
''"e j. AMBLER SMITH.
Assigllce'of John ii. W alSt
The slovc-dcscrihcu property WAS cohNe!cu ~
two deeds, dated respectively the 2d Of June and 2,
of july, ISL, Dy John II. Walsh and John II; WALSH
md wife To me IN trust, to secure the payment on
certain notes in said deeds named. concur WIN w
assignee in the above sale. so 1 complete litle VIII
lie conveyed 10 the purchaser. NV, -r.,,..o
my i-3,I7&S jtltN DCNboI, iiustLe.
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LOTS,
can have them entered and exposed TO tie view Of
those wishing 10 PURCHASE, LEASE, or RENT,
free OF any charge unless disposed Of, or expenSe
incurred by direction of the owner. s
RICHARDSON e Co,
Real Estate Agents and Anctfoneers,
NH ga-sm Ills aain street, Riehinolt, Va,
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Ry Grlil,bs e Williams.
AuctioMcers anu Real Estate Agents.
L!rvemtl street between Main amG Da.!..:.

SALE OF \ MOST BEAUTIFUL HALF.
- ACRE Let IN MANCHESTER, AT TIL :
CORNER OF PORTER AND LAWRENCE
STREETS-On WEDNESDAY. sth May. at !
o'clock L. NJ. we win sell, upon tho premises. LOT
No lo7. in the plan of Manchester fronting l32 lcc
OH Porter street and running back on Lawrence
street lf5 feet.
Ihi, is one of the most admired lots in the whole
town and no more eligible situation could secured
whether reference is had to it present surroundings
or the grctt prospective improvement SO confidently
expected BY thotc who have considered the future OF
the town. .
The terms will lie made known at the sale.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAM.
ooi),N IA urtio
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rENWO OTHER VERY BEAUTIFUL
i IIALF-ACRE LOTS IN MANCHESTER
After the above, will sell lots No II and 49, 'front.'
Ing respectively Oh Bainbridee and Porter streets, AT
their intersection with Jones street. Each Ut these
lots Is l32 by los feet.
We offer In this sale three Of the prettiest and most
improving lots now in the market in Manchester.
and those having an eye TO iudicious Investment
should not fail to attend.
AZ >.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

T ANDS.-I have IN my hands for sale
~ LANDS In large and small quantities, In almost
every section of the State A number of them are
large frst-clss estates, splendid improvements,
aud desirably located.
an lo-lm 1O14 Main street
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by Lee & EOddln, AuChoEcers.
.. No. lll3 Main street.

MOODY s. ROYAL. Auctioneers: n
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and luctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

rI,HE VERY VALUABLE ESTATE
I3KNOWN AS "NEWSrEAD.n FORMERLY
OWNED BY EDWARD COX, AND MORE RE
GENTLY By HON. WILLIAM B0ULWARE.
NAMES RIVER, ABOUT NINE NILES n,li;,
LOW RICHMOND, AND CONTAINING one
THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
TWO ACRES, FOR SALE. PRIyATEL I..The
larger portion is cleared and in high state of i'm
proveinent; rs acres IN wheat. most OF which IS
seeded with timothy and clover; 10 acres In clover
to cut this spring: $50 prepared for corn; an
orchard of about 900 peach trees; four small dwell
ings suitably situated for tcnants who may cultivate
the farm. and usual out-buildngs More than 500
acres are tirst-class ailuvia chocolate soil, so
much priced for fertility This farm has always
been regarded as one OF the most productive on
james river and has been cultivated with great pro-
lit. In I56? II produced 1000 bushels wheat l,OpO
bushels corn, besides other crops.
1t fronts about three miles the river, requires
comparatively little fencing, and has very deep
water near the barns.
II desired, crops, stock, &C., will also he sold and
immediate possession given.
We invite special attention to this truly valuable
estate and win furnish such additional particulars
as may be desired. Plat at our Office.
GRUBBS T. WILLIAMS,
APP 27-SS View Real Estate Agents.
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DEAL ESTATE REGISTER.

We have opened ut olr Office, 1i1s Main street, Ii
- wy REAL ESTATE REGISTER,
where the owners Of
- FARMS,
s. HOUSES,
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. the SECOND and THIRD O.
4 STORIES Of Nos. % and %. over the Ill
Arion piano and music store. and over the WillcaA
& Gibbs scwing.machine store, on Ninth between
Main and Franklin streets. Apply to
j. +. COWARUIN,
No. 26 Ninth street.
70 sale, Il superior CLIPPER MOWER: has been
used 10 cut only about ten acres clover. Apply to
sninC. nv SGT
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4 rrTIOr sAnEsl-Future Days.
BY Lee 4 Goddiii, :,
Anrtin,,aars. l1la Main street.
Inconsistencies SHE or yALu,.Al..

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALuA.
7 ole EAFsi UF NINETY-NINE.A Emu, 9 s.;,t;,
HAbN ACRES, LYING IN HESRIGIo G lImI,H III,
ABOUT FIVE .bfLLES BELOW THE S i,,-rS gr
ny i. b. CLARKE AND 9TH Rs.--RYrsnen! 70 70
The provisions Of decree 9f ts Cai. TSeat , 90
TenTico county, prpliuiiheed ID t!le cna'es au as
s 81 et sssIoner untcr said aecree, on TUE
DAY thp 7h ay of May ls72 on the prSnsses HI
Tfs a 1sr of LAND The property Is In fair cona!'
ton, and the title Is believed to DO beyond p,,c
but selling commissioner shall only convey s"'
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the residue IN s s,n
twelve, and eighteen months tie purcasstc enfnm
ling negotiable notes. With Interest as ,e fife I
added. for the deferred payments, ara tne .i'e IT,
taileu WI thc ei'''e p'' e''' r. +. TURNER,
Special Commissioner
ToDpr. AurtianccrS.
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BY Grnbbs & Williams,
Auctionecrs aud Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh, street between Maiu and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
SBEAUTIFULlYS SIT UATED THREE-QUAR-
TER ACRE LOT WITH A FRAMED DWELL
ING THEREON IN SlDSEY.-fn execution OF Il
decree OF the Circuit Court of Henrfeo county, ell
tered on 9th April 1872 In the case Of Parsley Il al
rs Brown trustee, the undersigned, special commits
sleners, will sell at suction, upon the premises, ON
Whereof the late Ulysses II. Parseley long resided.
1t Is situated at the south OF PARK street
and Park Avenue formerly called Scuhetown ROAD;
fronts on the former about 273 feet and contains
about three quarters OF an acrc 1t has upon II &
framed dwelling. number OF fruit trees, and wen
OF water. Tho situation Is one OF the prettiest In
That ncigIborhOod.
TERMS. one-fourth cash; balance OF four, eight,
and twelve months for notes, with interest added
and title retained. ~. II. MARSHALL, s.
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
Commissioners
GnusDs CIVILIANS, Auctioneers. ap2s
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TOR SALE, aMAGNIFICENT ESTATE
Il Of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, on James
river twenty miles above Richmond. Large and
splendid dwelling Of twelve rooms: gas and water
In dwelling: extensive out and farm houses land Of
the first quality; scenery and surroundings
pissed. For full particulars apply to or address
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
my Linn IOI. Main II rppt
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HOPEDALE LOTS FOR SALE PRl-
III NATELY.-Wc have yet for sale. AMI arc
Offering privately at our office. some of the best
LOTS in tho plan of Hopcdalc, near Haryie. Ihese
lots are 30 feet front g" Idle streets, Wl uept oi
any ever offered for building sites In that section
We offer them Oh terms very advantageous 10 pnr.
rhnscrs The cost of this ground 10 the present
owners enables them to offer and duality OF
ground for price that must be considered cheap
we ask parties desiring moro information 10 en-
swIne Mat of the lots, with the names OF the plr-
ciiascrs 1T our late sales inscribed tereon ana con
revance will he furnished any one desiring TO WISH
the ground. ,,, -.
Five dollars per foot. One-third cash balance ct
SIX and twelve months SIX yrr GENT: lnGre.I,.-
> $40" HILL & GODDIN.
,uysu No. HOS Main street.
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ppSTpoSEAIEST.

m, ,,o,.o s,,,e IS postponrd to SATURDAY
St%T tIc iItG Instant at u O'Clock A.; at Tlht ~
line the above described property Viii @ c so
l.o..s VI '4iS WV +. =. TURNER.
Special Commissioner;
~. g E6nnrS Auctioneers. NY o
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DOR RENT, desirable FAMILY Gif..s
l. RESIDENCE, now In The occupancy Of a. Mi
J. Black, corner Of Marshall and Adams streets.
Possession given june LIST. For terms apply TO
my s-cod2w DIR. 4. &. WORKMAN.
EOR RENT, the very desirable and4sa
4 convenient HOUSE No. Sic north Fifth tsG::l
street. ut present occupied by the subscriber Az
ply AT factory corner of Seventh and Cary streets.
my 7-2t* SAMUEL NJ. BAILEY.
TOR RENT, that desirable FAMILY 90
n RESIDENCE No. Sd Twelfth street. Sc ESgg
cond door from Marshall. containing eight rooms,
with every convenience; all in thorough order.
Apply ut STA1fkE j. RYLAND'S,
my est 915 Main street.
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GnuaRs CIVILIANS, Auctloneers. apes

The above sale is postponed to FRIDAY. 10th
May, mt 5 o'clock L. M. GA w.
my for the CoMl,ljS lQncrS..
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO wa
n good MICH COWS with calf: one fresh ELGEjS.
TO the pail. Also. one HElFER two years old with
calf. Apply 10 Mr.JAMES OKEEFFE, Richmond
Granite Company, three miles west Of the city.
2tt
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neal ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

BEAUTIFUL LOTS FRONTING On
TIlE East LINE OF SEVENTH STREET;
AND BOUNDED, On THE So Sls h,I ~ - TIE =
| am authorized to sell those BEAUTIFUL LOTS
located rs above. each fronting loo feet. running
bIck IL feet to an alley sixteen feet vide inc 'ty
cuIycrt passes through this property, thus giving
much additional value to them. Terms reIs1nabie.
| Apply 10 W. GOo,iD otoar
| ms s.pud3t AuCuoneef.
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OFFICIAL
AN ORDINANCE 70 AMEND AN
n ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE NUM-
BERING OF HOUSES.
Nl..uI. mil In L.

n ORDlNANSE ~ <S.nCASb NtN
n ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE NUM-
BERISG OF HOUSES.
Passed April 10. le7s.
Be IL ordained, That the ordinance concerhhs tne
numbering OF houses be amended anu Teordaihea "
Eli houses within the limits Of the city. now nm,
numbered shall have their proper numbers nSsu
upon their fronts; and II shall be the duty o. VIC
contractor appointed by the COMMITTEE on slrcsts
10 furnish the required numbers, painted upon TN
and secure the same to the unnu'nbered hoi!scs
throughout the city; the size and character OF NUM-,
bers and quality Of tin and painting TO I've dcternlnco
by said committee. The contractor shall I've pai' D!
tie owner or owners Of every house so numbered. or
their agents, twenty-five cents and Inc OIL therefor
having been presented by the contractor and suci,
owner or agent refusing to pay the same; me chgl.
neer of the city being satisfied thereof shall report
the fact to the city assessor whose dt! 1t shall he 10
add the amount with Twenty-Five per cent. thereof;
10 the next tax levy of the property In question: ana
tcreupon the contractor shall DC paid said aiIlont
OF twenty five cents from the city treasury Ana II
any occupa ut owner agent. shall remove IRON
any house the number placed thereon, he shall be
subject to fine Of fifty cents for each day after ten
days notice, during which the house shall remain
unnumbercd. "
Punished by authority. I. {. HOWARD,
lnvs.5t City Clerk.
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east quarter, and the east half Of north
west quarter Of the northeast quarter of sec
ton eight, same range and township, con-
tanning one hundred and twenty acres, more
or less, amounting in oil to three hundred
and fifty acres, more or less, together with
all the privileges and appurtenances to the
same belonging to have and to hold unto
the said Greeley, Truesdell, Ryan, High,
aud Bryant, and to their heirs and assigns
forever, in trust to and for the following
uses and purposes, namely: For the use
and occupation of an association for edu-
cational and social reform purposes, which
shall be ruled by, and shall live in accord
ance with, the following constitution and
bylaws.
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4 Problem Solved.

What is cerebro spinal meningitis? is
Il question which has long puzzled the
physicians and the public. A New
York physician has answered it so
clearly that hereafter there can be no
excuse for ignorance of its character or
improper treatment; he says, it is not
"a simple or idiopathic inflammation of
the membranes of the brain or spinal
cord, nor of typhus fever, nor of PERM.
cious paludal fever, but a substantive
disorder, consistent with itself in all
material points, with constant symp.
toms produced by constant cause, and
is entitled to be described and regarded
as distinct disease, whose proper nos.
illogical place is among general diseases
born OF an external morbid poison"
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Sealing the Vow.

4 correspondent. relating his expert.
ence at a Western campmeeting, tells
the following amusing story:
Many people sleep in the same tent
here, being separated by partitions. As
young Methodist fellows are thrown
with pretty young ladies q good deal, it
is nothing against them that they some
times fall in love. A young Methodist
fellow had become quite interested in a
pretty daughter of religious farmer.
While dozen Of cold-hearted fellows
were trying to sleep, they were con-
tinually disturbed by the lovers spoony
talk which they distinctly heard
through the cotton cloth partition.
They heard him say, in a low, sweet,
Clarendon voice Now, Caroline, dear,
do let me seal the vow-do ~ "No,
James, | cannot. What would my
father and mother say 2n replied a
sweet, girlish voice. But, Caroline,
you have promised to be mine-now,
let us seal the vow-let US, do let us,
won't you? De kiss me :" No,
James, | cannot-oh | cannot"
In moment the tent partition parted,
and big whiskered brother, who want.
ed tosleep, shouted: "For Gods sake,
Carrie, let Jim seal that VOW. He'll keep
us awake all night if you don't" The
VOW was sealed.
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have the transfer to Greeley set aside, he
being the only surviving trustee named in
the deed. Mr.. Greeley evinces no DISPOSE
ton to .relinquish his clai n to valuable
piece of property, and is therefore defending
the suit vigorously. The case has not been
decided, but then it is probable that Mr.
Greeley will hold the premises on the ground
that he expects to carry out The original de-
signs of the society.
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In 1874 James X. Polk and Henry
Clay were the opposing candidates.
James q. Birney was again put in the
field by the Freesoilers. The vote stood
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

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nave TIE letters and agurss plain and distinct.