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, 1873-05-03

@t8.15 acller Juno. Lard waa dull and 100 por
100 lbs lowor, at as.9o@8.oD cesl, and so.15@
O.20 sollor June. Meats wore dull aud uncl,ang-
cd, at 100000 for shoulders; B9@@eJ6o for
short ribs; o@o]Go for short clear, and o}G@12o
forHwoot-p -pioklod hema. IEighwinos wore noroac-
1.-Two and advanced 30, to s711fo per gallon. Lnto
froighta wero moro actiyo at $50 per TOO tbs by
steam to Now York. Flour was quiet and ln-
changed. WhcatwanloBa notivo and 1@1 111o1owor,
but closed strong ut sl.29H Bellor thu month, and
s1.2o]S Bo1or June. Corn was active and flrmer,
closing ut 3s16o soler the month, md 401fo aollor
June. oata were aotlvo, and 20 hiGhor, closing
at o1]1c sc1lor tho month, and 1890 sollor Juno.
Ryo was inactive and nominal1y easier at 6s1l@
6oc. Barley Was quiet and unchanged ut 72@s0c
for poor to good No. a. Hogs wero dull and
wonk throughout at s4.0O@5.20. Tho cattle and
ehoep markots woro without decided change.
, 1873-05-03

charming as roll as tho most sublime yiows that
can DO found anywhere upon tho Pacific Ooast
Whoovcr has travelod from California to Oregon
by Btagc-coach will almost rogrot TINT those
who como aftor linn aro to DO whirled through
this country, 30 wonderful In mountain and
valley, on q railway train.
A. road Ia also built on tho west Bido Of tho
Willamette, from portlnnd to St. Josopl, OIL the
iarnhtll Rvor, distance Of 48 milos. Tho
valley thus rcachcdig OF tho1nost charming and
productive SECTIONS on tho Pacific Coast Tho
Northern paoifio havo thoIrlino between Kalnna
on tho Columbia md pugot's Bound completed
within 15 milca Of Olympia, and lit will probably bo
nniHhod to that point by tho lat of blay This
will ndd about 100 mlos to tho paonc Coast rail-
way ByRtom, nnd connect Oregon With pugets
Sound, oonfeasedly ono Of tho Ancat bodies Of
"ator on tho globe. It Ia to DO extended
to Bolltngham Day, at aomo point on whiol, tho
main line will roach 1t aoross tho lowoBt PASS III
tho Cascade MountainH, diroot from tho Uppor
Columbia Riycr.
Tho foottnga show TINT there are nou nearly
l,2oo mios Of railway On the Pacific Coast, most
OF which has boon built within tho last eight
years.. THOR cftcot upon tho development Of
that distant but most important section Of tho
Union Ia marlod and highly encouraging. With
IN tho no1t ton yohrs, tho population aud tho
"oalth Of California, Oregon, md Warrington
WILL bo Increased q hundrod-foll, If indood tho
roault doea not Hlow d much largor rotio.
, 1873-05-03

donco Is hlHo ut hand to show tint our skill and
industry ia oqua1od by onr vennl corruption.
Loaa than oyor will tho world 10 inclined to fore-
60 tho bollof that American yirtno In novor llo-
y1omd yo tho roaoll Of tho almighty dollnr.-St. Pau.
.-IMtow, perl1napa, orlors will bo gvon to fight
tho hlodocs IN thoir own way. Thia nay 10 De-
no,lnced All barbarous, but nothing o1go viii lie
oi'icaotous. The nation will nut patiently endure
to havo isa soldiers slaughtered moroly tLnt tl,o
Modoca may i'nd safely tn tho 1nagos Of oiyilizod
warfaro.--.Ne1u 1'ork Times.
Let tho a'1thorittea Mt WaBngtou loo1, an1
medltato upon thia picture. Lot thonl contain.
plato tho ahamoful folly by which they hnyo be-
trayod tho property and liyoA Of our fronticrs-
mon Into tho hands Of savagoa-by which t,ioy
hayo degraded American citizenship md dia-
gracod American governmont.-l'orIldnd (Ore.)
Herald.
-Tlore is strong tendency to royiso rai1road
legislation 10 fnr that al railroad companies
shall DO confined to ono business Of constructing
and operating Bpeoiaod roads, and that no roal
estate slall DO held other thnn that necessary
for tho track, dopotB aud working convenience
OF tllo road-no Watering Of ntook, and no stock
spocnlations. Tho people everywhere are onr-
nostly aooknE now guarantooa against the con-
vertfng Of railroad corporations into enginoa OF
opproBBlon.-Sdn Francisco Bulletin.
, 1873-05-03
A nhnE DEnrnEn

Iowa Inns afforded anothor warning to tho rail-
roat1a III regard to tho treatment which thoy may
oxpoct ut tho hnuds Of Jury ii thoy porsiat
III excessive charges. caac Of ovorol,arging
has Just boon dooidod agninst Tho Chicago l.
Nortllwonsorl nailroad, at hInrsnlltowr1. Il Inns
boon ponding, in one Blape or another, ainco
1860. Tho oyorohargo tint WAS nlalo wns but
$170 In tho first instance but tho railroad tnar,-
agorB voro obstinate, and contested tho caHo ut
evory point. At tho first term, tho dopositionn,
which tho road had boon at oonsld-
crablo cost to collect, woro thrown out
on acoount Of lnformalitios. At tho
next torn, thu ontiro costa Of tho suit wore
thrown upon tho railroal becauso 1t was not
ready for trial. At Atanother torn tho verdict Of
tho jury was Hot aside, bocauee It WIS believed
that tho attorney for the railroad had tampered
with the jury. The supromo Court Of Town
Sustained tho position, mud tho caso camo up for
a new trial. At last. d jury has brought ip a ver-
dict against tho road, and fined 1t 1900, tho
largost ponalty allowed by tho law. Tho result of
this scaso illustrates principle: Wlatovor ,nay bo
tho error Of Legislatures In doalng with railroad
mouopolies, tho nbuses Of which tho poop1o
complain will DO sltro to DO punished. If prose-
cutod under statute, tl,orc may DO modorato
1ues, as in tho recent Iowa case. II succeHs-
fully prosecuted undor the common law, tho
romcdy is of broader character, for tho prac-
tlco which is found contrary to law will DO aum-
marily stopped by the courts on the verdict Of
juriog. Btatutos aro thus apt to DO finally III tho
interesta Of the monopolists, but the abusos Of
oyerchnrging and discriminating unjust1y will bo
last bo brokon down.
, 1873-05-03

There IT, Just Mt tllla time. On trial before tho
United. States Circuit Court ln Missouri, num-
bor Of cases where tho loldere Of bombs isauod
by counties in aid Of railroads have brought
suts upon the interest oouponA. Tue suits it,
yo!ye the question OF the validity Of the bondu
Thirteen counties and iye towns ara defendants
In tho caaes now boforo tho Court. Thoro aro
however, many other couuties aud town. who
Aave outstanding bonds Of tito uanao character.
Tho dofonso ia tho illegal aud fraulu-
lont issuo OF tho bonds. The amount
involved in the casea on trial ia about So 600 000
In the discussion OF the caaos it was stated
that In one town bonds had beon lsauel when in
fact tho town lad no corporate capacity, and
that In Missouri and KANSAS there had boon
paper towns organized fow persons won't to
them, organized, voted and Issued tho bonds.
and thon wsnt away.
, 1873-05-03

Gen. Van Dureu, Robert Sergeant William,
Mayer, and A. E. stIasny, all Of New York, arc
the nRmos OF tho Commissioners who nro report
cd by telegraph to DO the guilty par-
tics in tho atrocious scandal which has
put Americana On exhibition at Vionna.
Tho throo latter Commissioners wero Gen,
Fan Ouronb appolntoos, and with him aro
charged With having sold their official influence
for money. The names of tho eleven otllerC Com-
n1lssioners who aro oxculpatod wore published
eoEoral days ago
, 1873-05-03

tho resolution proposing them. Tho Eleventh
Article Of Amendment was proposed March g.,
1704, md ita ratification was doclarod on tho 9th
Of January, 17o8. Tho Twelfth Amendment wsa
submitted by resolution of Congrosa passed.
Dec. 70, 1903; 1t was ratified by threo-fourths Of
tho statoa in 1904, and tho ratification Was pro-
claim cd on the 25lh OF eoptember Of that year.
CongroBs proposed tho Thirtocnsh Amendment
Fob. l, 1865, and tho Bocrotary OF State pro-
olaimod tho ratification in December Of the Ban,o
yoar. Tho Fourteenth Amendment waH ratified
within two yoars, and tho Fifteenth Amendment
within yoar, from tho tirnc whom thoy wero
submitted by Congress-. To tako up and ratify
q proposed amendment OF 17e0, at this timo,
would, therefore, DO contrary to oil precedent.
Thore is, moreover, no occasion for the OK
coptional action proposed In tho Ohio Logis1a-
turo in regard to tho Balnry Amendment. Thoro
will bo ample ,timo to submit new amendment
covering this grounl before Congress will
daro to disturb tho existing salaries Of
Its members again. The people noed
not depend upon Congress for tho nocca-
snry resolution proposing 1t, ~ tho Uonstitu-
ton Affords thom tho means Of bringing It to
Congressional attention, 30 as to loavo no dis
crosion with CongroHs itso1f. This moasuro,
however, will not 10 necessary; oongreBs will
not dare to resist demand from tho people to
submit an amendment restricting thoir powor to
regulate thoir own salaries aftor tho popular In
dignation which has awaited upon thoir lato
nctiou. For this roagon, tho Ohio proposition
ia unncoossary, ard will scarcely bo able to
communal gcnoral corporation.
In tho moantimo tho pooplo can assort their
powers In much more efrootive way. II thoy
will, aa thoy cali, punish oyery n,ombor Of tho
last Congress who voted for tho Salary Grab,
md eyory one who took tho back pny by do
olnring lis Congressional services at an
end at tho expiration Of his present term,
thore would DO little danger Of repetition of
the fraud within tho lifetime Of my living poll
tician. II oil parties md all Journals would
unto upon this courso, 1t would DO nearly as Of
fectual as o constitutional amendment. Tho
amendment might be supplied III addition thero-
to, but 1t should take tho course duly prescribed
in tho Constitution.
, 1873-05-03
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE MONnpnTy


Tho Indignation at tho East incident to the H.
cont advance In tho cab1o rntcn is worry general,
and receives outspokon oppression on tho nart
Of tho press. Wo know TINT tho rntos IA t1,ov
ssore lavo boon regarded aB o1orbitant on both
aides Of tho Atlantic, and tho Oab1o Company's
announcement that ttoy would bo reduced, May
l, 25 por cont, was considered as concession to
tho public domanda. Tlloreupon, It Ia stated
that tho prosH mud tho merchants of tho Enstorn
cittes completed arrangements for increasing
their messages. Instead OF abiding by tho an-
nouncod reduction. tho Company Inns inoroanea
tho tariff 20 por cent, and tloro is popular out
CRY ut tho breach Of faith which will be liko1y to
lend to aono romedy. Many Of tho journals
that havo boon steadily opposed to tho. Govern
mont absorption Of tho telegraph liuoa Of this
country, and arc opposed to 1t still, favor pro-
tcct by Which tho Governments Of England and
tho United States shall purchaBo tho present
cablos, or lay now cables as tholr own property.
This project is spoken Of as differing from tho
Government control Of tho telegraph business
generally, hecause Of tho inmenso aud con-
atantly-fncrcasing outlay which both Goyorn-
monta mako iii paying for cable dis
patchos at enormous rates. It has boon
discovered TINT tho charter of tho
New York, Newfoundland & London Telegraph
Company contains provision by which tho
Government Of tho Colony Of Nowfoundlandhas
tho right to purchase tho no at valuation at tho
end of tho frat twonty yoars. Tho frat twenty
years. expire in 1876, and tho cable at aosual val
uation, would DO good Investment. Tho 1oyiyalo Of
this privilege md tho public pressure for tho Gov
ornmont to tako advantage Of it seusod tlepros-
eion In tho valuo Of cable Stock which indicates
thatit haH tho forco claimed for It. There
Hooma to bo no doubt that tho Cablo Company
has ontstretchod its hold upon tho people, and
TINT tlero should be aomo permanent relief
from the abuses Of tho monop1y which the Com
pany enjoys.
, 1873-05-03

Coopors who do not belong to tho guild Of the
trade aro to hayo their business crushed out by
order Of the "Graud Mastor OF the Union, +"
who lives at Clovolaud. Accordingly. tim
Now York coopers lavo struck in a
body and rcfuse to work for any ono
who uses barrels mado III New England,
Tho ground of complaint against tito non-,lnion
coopera il, that they mako moro barrels for lcss
money than tho mombors OF tho trades-union.
Last spring, tho New York coopors began am-
lar strike, in Which tAcro was groat disturbance
to tho busineHa Of the city, and acveral brutal
assaults were made upon non-tlnionists,
, 1873-05-03

grievances, wtothor In nnjuut oxaotione Of ratos
or Of determinations. Itprovidos remedies and
rcnaltfcs suitable for tho wrongs, and fairly md
Bquaroly follows tho direction given In tho opin-
ion Of tic Supreme Court, lowing tho railroads
no alternative but to comply Will, tho universal
domand, or satisfy Il court md jury TINT. no
wrong Ina boer dono or attemptcd.
, 1873-05-03

thoy will also hayo to contend with tho rost,lte
Of tho vonality and corruptonn Of tt,o roprosont-
atives Of this Government appointed by tho
Prooldent They havo boon fortunate. hovovor.
in not having their goods ralod out ontiro1y, and
we m"y therefore lopo TINT our products in SCI
once, II not iu art, notwithstanding tho di.gracc
full conduct Of tho American Commissioners.
may 10 oBtimatod 'y thor intrlnalo valuo, rathor
than from q standpoint OF projudico and par-
tialtty. .
, 1873-05-03

-Four State Senators havo formally protested
against the passage of tho Compromise Nailroad
bill. They bo!oyc the bill unconstitutional and
likely to paralyzo the interests Of tho stato if
strictly enforced. It's practical result thoy cay,
will be, not to prevent unjust determinations
and oxtortions in accordance with its ostonalble
object, but to doatroy competition and raiso the
rates OF freight.
, 1873-05-03

Tho Northern Iusano Asylum at Elgin has re-
cciTod appropriations to tho amount Of 3448, 1876
during this session. Thta Includes 4175,00O
voted in the Houao yesterday for tho completion
Of Its buildings.
, 1873-05-03

The 1ndan Commissioners who have been
opening bids in New York for the Indian sup
plies aro accused by one Of tho bidders OF hay-
ing awarded contract for beef at . price $AGo,-
S75 higher than the torms ho olfored. Ho
charges that tAoy wore Influenced by the Indian
ring.
, 1873-05-03
OH Gbif1apn Uribu,1e.
Saturday Morning, May 8, 1878.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

TITO pressure upon otr columns on Sunday morning
IL great that compelled to request advertisers
to send in their advertisements for that asue Ut
carly IN hour possible, in order that they may with
certainty secure tlc proper classification.
, 1873-05-03
tho House,

B1oodhounds wero used in Forida In tho wars
with the semino1os, and it has been proposed
that tho Modocs be treated in the samo way.
This course ia not favored by tho War Depart
mont, and Gen. Sherman thinks it would be
rather n dishonorablc kind Of warfare oven with
tho Modocs.
, 1873-05-03

Tho Senate bill empowering any railroad OF
this State, upon the concurrence of two-thirda
Of its stockholders, to borrow whatever sum it
may need, and to mortgage it's property and
franchises for that purpose, has boon passed by
thu Hn11Re
, 1873-05-03

nooLnY's OPERA loUsE-Rnudolph .strcet, BE-,
tToSn usrk and laSAn-Bt. Afternoon t. Erou. .lfou.h
Evening, !" Blow Tor Hluw'
, 1873-05-03

Tho House has concurred in the Senate amend-
,nent to the Royonuo bill appropriating s1,00o,-
900 each out Of tho leyicH Of 1873 and 1874 for
school purposes, instoad Of imposing two-mill
, 1873-05-03

The Ego aud Ear 1nilrmary Of this city llaa had
e28 600 voted it by tho Legislature for tho erec-
tion Of building.
, 1873-05-03

Representative sloHs, Of Alabama, il another
Congressman who seeks to do good by stealth ;
ho gives hia baok-pay to tho poor pooplo OF Ills
TiRtrict
, 1873-05-03

ACADEMY OF MUBIp :; iIals!ea s1oes south ,oi
Madaon. Enlargement OF IAttlc Noll. "Fidoa, the
Ftc-WAtf.h Afternoon and cvCninE:
, 1873-05-03

M'vl0KERs THEATRE stroot. bstwsea
"Ono Hundred Yoars Old" Afternoon and ogonInR.
, 1873-05-03

GLOBE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. atreot, hotwcen Me3l.
and evening,
, 1873-05-03

Tho Chicago produce markets nors irregular
yesterday. Nesa pork was woak. closing 1870
or brl lover, at e17.76R17.80 caah, and $3.50
, 1873-05-03

ptato aud Doarborn. Arlington, Uoston 4 Kusnbioa
Minstrol and Duriesauo Tronvo. ''Tho biodop Ques-
tion." "Quiet Lodgings." Afternoon and ovoniuE.
, 1873-05-03

sTATIoNERs' ATTENTION !:-NEw. OII1OAn0'S
lottor Head Paper cents por ehoot. For sale by all
stntonora nnt dealorb At wnosao, l9 per roam.
q. A. .LO1ENNltCKEK Agent, % Afarkot.st.
GOVERNMENT AnFIFIoIAL LIAin .MANUFA0.
and Wabash av tho only Ohloago authorized 81
the Government to furnish soldiers artificial Limbs and
arrnratus.
BATOHEL01pS HAIR DYE. THIS SPLENDID
hA1dyo y tue hest n hc world The only truo and
pontmons rdicalous tnts Or nnpleasAnt 9doE Rome
ed4atcy SUPPORT LICK o. nstasa b;oSn and easos to
lair s!cap sof npd beautiful: Tho genuine s!Rne5
uATOHELOR, Proprietor, N. Y.
, 1873-05-03

AIKEN'a TI!EATnE-Wabasha aycnvs. corner Of Con
8rgss strnnk. "unclo Toms CAhtn" Mrs. q. o. How
ard ss "Topsy." Afternoon and ovonlnK.
, 1873-05-03

NIXON. ~ ll1TMIdEATRE- III Clinton stfoet. bo;
Vaudeville Combination. Afternoon and oreniug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-21


T1RUsTEEs'sALE OF VERY vALUA.
4 BLE AND DEsIRABLY-L0CATED REAL
tue Of deed OF trust bearing date ON TIE 2ed Day Of
,sea W 10 ING as x Ms,srs
Kent, Paine Co. and tfeir wives, tniy recorded
in Richmond Hastings Court on he 2sth of June,
1872 Ts Or , snr Of In execution thereof
proceed to sell al publ 1t aucn on the PREMISES Il,
the order advertised on THURSDAY. sh Of FebSfu-
sry Pa At L. ocl s D., If fair If not on te arst
1fs ~ ef .ae Following truly valuable
First; Shsf very valuable LOT the south side
OF Main ! 6twren Eleventh aud Twelfth streets,
fronting a Gel, running back lss feet to an alley
ana open. court, which formerly stood the large
dry goo ts store of Kent, Paine & Co. This lot Is
o com s Te h sfSeasy fs sf BRICK
toSacco factory by George s. Prince fronting 5gt
feet on the north side Of Cary street, running back
ola feet to IN alley twelve feet wide.
fnctory, extending to Twelfth street, fronting about
lbs feet the north side of Cary street and running
back sl3 feet to the said aforementioned alley.
Fourth. The LOT III rear of the aforementioned
lot, fronting about 20 feet on two alleys, running
' Filth. The OF with FRAMED TENEMENT
thereon In rear Of the Ballard House, fronting
the north side of Cypress alley 30 feet aud r0 feet
from Its intersection with Mayo street, AMI running
Maps Of the foregoing property will I've exhibited
mt the hour OF sale; which will be suhdirded to suit
purchasers. =. -. :,
Taking into consideration TIE location of the
above real estate It selao.n occurs that much
really valuable propGrtyis offered ut auction In the
most business part OF the city.
The attention CT capitalists Is particularly called
TO this sae.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months I'm equal instruments, for ncgoia
bile notes bearing SIX per cent per annun, secured
bya trust deed. The taxes for the present year to
be paid by the purchasers.
WELLINGTON GODDIN.
RIO. X. HOWISON,
in lE-oaw2w,Sftds Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-21
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and kuctioneers.
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
County, OF CHEsTERF1EID.-In pursuance
| Of decree Of the County Court of Chesterfield
county at the November term 1872 In the ehancery
suit therein pending styled "John B. Wilkerson
and wife re- Harriet L. Fore ct ais shall, as
commissioners expose forsae at public auction. or
the premises: on TgEsDAY r January q ls7a at II
9ck NJ TIVE yi1g e eon Uf
uN No. contains m G fiIs HuSDRED AMI ToRTY
SIX ACRES more or less. lying on the Broadrock
road. Ave miles from Richmond adjoining the lanes
all Of the land is in cultivation Good dwelling Goa
tanning Eve rooms out-huildlngs of all kinds tine
young orchards good well Of water In the yard aud
for this lear the purchaser Is entitled to the 70 ns.
EItGHHnTSY t AND A HALF ACRES more or
of Mrs JOHN Snellings, DIR. Winfrce's estate, and
others, Good dwelling and all the necessary out
buildings; good orchard, &C.; well Of water In tho
yard About twO-thirds Of this land open and In
cultivation: balance well timbered.
On the creek dividing the two tracts Is some No.
fat land, in cool order. .
TERMS: OHIO tourth cash oaianeI III eduai N
teen months for negotiable notes hearing six per
cent Interest. TtM title retained until the whole
purchase money is paid
After The above sale will sell NIL the PER-
soNAL PRUPEE1 y, consisting OF the following
''e'"sl: %o WI i MULE
fine COWS,
BULLOCK.
FARSiING IMpf. EMENTS of varloue kinds,
1900 pounds SIlEAF OATS.
SHU(KS. FODDER, aud 30 barrels CORN;
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TERMS oaSi'' &C. McRAE,
FRANK W. CHRISTIAN,
IN Ia Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-21
Aa the MenaGerfe.

like che arnadillo, I respect the kangaroo.
I'm mats upon the monkeys and adore tho cocks'S
believe Reres latent talent In the woinbis an" ''o
And think the hippopotamus entitled TO a vote.
IEnew not why or wherefore, but, however II '""'
Tho beaver Cnstor aber) has name'css char" ''i
rye met with true poiItcness from the lynx anu
Icanrcs speak Too highly of the common i'''se'
s,ove ~ Watch the creatures and TO learn their Ut
cali then, emf from my fancy all the rretsiesf pet
There's the camel, Humr,y-Dntnpty; Neck-or-No-
.ro,,v Gn,sh the old hSena with his id,otic laugh
wsrS the restless motions Of the more feroclotls
How Tie tigers SHIFT their places, and the lcopartS
- change their spots;
visit too the cnrly bear, and give my wonfcd dole.
fl. B.-The Polar bear Is not the bear that climbs
the pole.
Then let us be to every beast patron and friend
Each tells his tale, each has his aim, as sure as nc
lessons 10 be learned from them, and man himself
may steal ,.u,o,,
- from fiSe seal. fLondoa Fun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-21
BY Grubls & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
~ VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS INV
OUTAGE" ON THE WILLIAMSBURG TUks.
PIKE, ONE MILE FROM THE CITY. AT Arc.
TON In execution Of a decree of the Circuit Cov-
Of Henrico county entered Oh 95th November Isl,
III the case OF Harrison re-. Harrison's admipstr,
thereby appointed. Will sell at auction upon Inc
premises, on WEDNESDAY. Goth JaIuarv. AZ !,
o'clock NJ the home tract Of the farm. OF which nc
late W. L. Harrison died seized. lying as sloy.
stated.
Itembraces lo8 444-lOoo acres Of very superior An,
highly improved land. The improvements are =
handsome three-story brick dwelling, with tgrlrs
large aud two small rooms, besides storcrooms
with marble nantels on the principal floor: l,rvs
brick servants quarters three-story barn of lrirs
and wood. stable, &C.. and auc orchard Of choics
fruit.
The land Is we'll watercd much of II now In grs.s,
and the situation one Of the most beautiful In ths
vicinity Of the city. This property Is distant only
about one mile from the wharves at the eastern
terminus Of the Chesapeake and Uhlv railroad and
is likely to increase rapidly III value upon The com.
pletiOn Of the road.
After the above will be sold the RESIDUE OF
TIE TRACT, occupying an elevated situation
Ing sites, adjoining the aboye-dcscrhcd property,
and containing about one hundred and inirly
acres.
TERMS Cash as to expenses of suit and Of sale
and One-third of the purchase money: the residue
at six and twelve months for negotiable notes With
good security and interest added; the title 10 b re.
iainei by the court until the notes are paid.
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN, Commissioner
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS. Auc,i0ucers. jals