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when applied TO the liquidation Of the debt
save i've or six millions in interest; but that
sum left with the people, and used BY them in
industry, would yield far moro than the in
terest saved. Burdensome taxes always Grip
pie the industry of nation. In twenty years
We shall have. probably, . population Of
eighty millions and an increase of national
debt would not be, consequently. half what it
is at present. The liquidation of the debt
should be gradated with time and the in
creased resources and population Of the coun-
try. That is true economy. Besides, . ma
tonal debt that has or is likely to have long
time to run, q debt of such rich country as
ours, can be consolidated at lower rate OF
interest than one that will be paid of rapidly.
It is unjust to call now upon the people OF
this country. who have suffered so much and
paid so much in the war and since, to liqui-
date the debt at the rate of hundred millions
a year. or to pay more than is sufficient for
sinking fund of twenty to thirty millions o
year, at most Mr.. Spinner, like the late
Secretary of the Treasury, has but one idea
regarding the debt. It is bureaucratic idea
Of the Treasury Department. which none of
the men connected with that establishment
can divest their minds of. They cannot look
beyond their money bags and gorged vaults
to the country, it's interests and the future.
They are mere routine clerks, with narrow
views and nothing of the grasp of statesmen.
We recommend the Treasurer to occupy the
time he uses in letter writing on payment Of
the debt in studying how to reduce taxation
and economize the expenditures of the govern
ment
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MCDONNELL OFF FOR EuRopE.-The last
legal effort to stave off the mandate of the
President Of the extradition of George
Mcdonnell, one Of the notorious Bank Of Eng
land forgers, was made and bafisd in Supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday. On the previous
day, in accordance with the decision of the
Judges of the United States Courts Of this
city, Mcdonnell was sent to Fort Columbus
Tor safe keeping, and while counsel were
Sainly arguing on writs Of habeas corpus and
certiorari, Mcdonnell was steaming down the
bay on board the Minnesota in custody Of
the English detective Webb, in the sure and
certain hope Of meeting the reward Of his
merits or dement's on the other side Of the
ocean. Pity It's there should be such diff
ference tween tweedledum and tweedledee
where criminals are concerned either on this
q the other side Of that ssms channel
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THE GERMAN CATHOLICS IN AMERICA.

DETROIT, June 4 1879
The eighteenth annual Convention OF the Ger
man Catholic Benevolent Association OF the United
States finished it, abors to-day and adjourned.
Rochester was selected as the place Tor holding the
next meeting.
the following despatch was received to-day BY
ROME, June 4-2PM.
The Pope returns thanks for your congratulations
and sends benediction to all delegates OF the Con-
yeution there assembled. ANTONELLL
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moro interesting than well-contested yacht
raoe, especially on the present occasion. whom
cver . score Of feet craft skim the waters Of
the noblest bay in America. Much interest is
evinced in the result, and the public seem to
have turned their attention particularly to
this noble sport since the memorable Winter
when three American yachts astonished the
stoiid Britishers after stormy race across the
ocean
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UNFORTUNATE NAVAL CADETS.

BALTIMORE, june Z, 1873
Conyers, the colored cadet from South Carolina,
and O'Keefe the New York newsboy, who we're In
the Fourth Glass at the Naval Academy ct Annapo-
liz, have failed In their examination. ana the
Recommendation has been made to the secretary
OF the Navy that their names be dropped NON VIC
rolls Qf the Academy,
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SAN FRANCISCO, June

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4, 1873
A tornado at Winnemucca Nevada, to-day, blew
dswn the tents OF the New York and New Orleans
Circus causing a great panic. Several men ana
women were severely injured; none MORALLY
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Dun CoLoRED FELLOW CITIZENS have been
holding . State Convention in New Jersey.
The session was rather stormy, but not more
so than attends the average political conven-
tons of their white brethren. They renewed
their VOWS Of fealty to the State and re-
endorsed the republican party, including the
administration Of General Grant
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NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, N. s.. June T. 1878.
The steamer NJ. A. Stars, on voyage to Yar-
mouth yesterday, was disnasted in . gale before
reaching Lunenberg.
The yacht rovice arrived at Darlington on Mon
day en- route for Boston.
George Brown has challenged Henry Coulter 70
rev race at Springfield Mass, for the champion.
shin OF America.
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THE FAMOUS Quo WARRANro SUIT IN ARKAN-
sAs has been concluded. Yesterday the final
argument on the part of the State was made
by the Attorney General, who finally agreed to
continue the case on his own responsibility.
At five o'clock last evening Judge Grey
delivered the opinion Of the Supreme Court
Chief Justice Mcclure only dissenting
averring that as it had been made case of
contested election the Court had no jurisdic-
ton. Governor Baxter, therefore, holds the
reins Of power without the aid Of the State
militia; and as this has proved such severe
defeat for Yonley and Brooks it is not ~ex-
pected there will be any further trouble in the
republican camp at Little Rock.
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BURNING OF FACTORIES. -To-day's tele-
graphic dispatches abound with details of
various fires destroying factories, occasioning
heavy loss of property and throwing many
operatives out of place. This is unusual at
this season. In Winter. or late in the Sum-
mel, there are natural reasons for such acct
dents, but now danger does not come from
long drought or from the necessity Of keep
ing warm. Too great care cannot be taken in
tho management of fire to prevent disaster,
and true economy dictates that safer plans of
building should be generally adopted.
especially in large structures whore many
lives and property of great value are exposed
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last year,
as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Phar.
macy. HERALD Building. -
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. June 81 A. n.
Probabilities

Probabilities.
For New England, the Middle States and the
lower lake region southwesterly to north
westerly Winds and clear and clearing and
somewhat cooler weather; from the Ohio Valley and
Missouri to the upper lakes westerly to southerly
winds and generally clear weather for the South
ern States east OF the Mississippi soutnwestery to
northwesterly winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
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A TORNADO IN NEVADA.

Average temperature yesterday. .............. 69k
Average temperature for corresponding date
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square, near
observation-disclosures.
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WALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
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#t-E Nv Ishrli x, Son.
Auchoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No Eleventh. street, between Main and Bank.

AucuOneers ana Real Estate Agents,
No. 5 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS sALE.-LARGE
~ AND ATTRACTIYE SALE OF VALUABLE
Iona ,FOUNDRY.'' Isl. LEGER," And
oNE-ErFTn, INTEREST IN ..KESNICK:'D
AT AUCTlON:-By virtue of decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city of Richmond pronounced on
the oath day Of April 1873, IN the suit Of Harvey ys
Archer Ct 0ls. we shall on MONDAY the 2sd day
If no then ON Ut the nx s M, II MAJ Az y , Iar
In front of the City Hall, IN the city of Richmol d.
EXPOSE TO Sic at, public auction the following very
valuable pieces ni real estate: zt"ri So.
l.. Tina, very VALUABLE REAL ESTATE sl,u-
aen on Jagf thiFsen miles absye Rch
HALE ACRtS. and we'll known as s. BELLONA
ARSENAL" The large and very valuable and
well-constrncted buildings upon this place were
admirably suited for a large manufacturing estlb-
BEL TS,: A.. FOUNDRY IVA adG1p,ng .he
AND NINE ACRES OF LAND. The buildings
have been burned but the situation is most excel
lent for manufacturing purposes, and the land is
Arsenal called ST. LEGEK," containing arcu
1. one fifth undivided Interest in fee simple in q
BOD OF LAND called '.KEsNICK," partly in
ss s sa partly yb9u Ppx GaF cq INDkg Gp
ACRES. This land lies within the range of the cf,
lands of Chesterfield aud Is supposed TO abound IN
this mineral.
Each piece of property will be sold separately
The attention or capitalists and Others is specially
Invited TO this rare opportunity for profitable in
vestment,
TERMS: ouc-fourth cash: balance at six. twelve
and eight cen months for negotiable notes, with IN
tercst added from day Of sale and title retained un
til the whole purchase money Is paid and convey
ancc ordered Ivy the court
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
HENRY G. CANNON,
G. e. MCRAF,
ED. Y. CANNON.
lie 4-tds Special Commissioners.
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BY GrlIblS g. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRI-
Il VATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAUTIFUL
GROUNDS ATTACHED, SITUATED AT THE
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By re-
quest Of Mr. s. T.. Tardy will sell at auction, on
the premises. on MONDAY. 23d June Mt So O'Clock
Z. NJ, his wcll-known and universally -admircd
vered with mastlc, and contains thirteen rooms be-
sides Stfre-rUoluS and closets, with hot. cold and
showerbaths. and water, with stationary washstalids
In the principal chambers; Kitchen with five rooms
throughout the premises, and all of the most mo-
dern ronyencnces. The stable is new. and besides
hosiers room has space for two carriages and
three stalls. - 81,
within few Sears past. and are now III perfect
order. {.
IL would lie impossible In an advertisement 10
convey All adequu Z idea OF the ele"aIr and COM
plet ness Of this property III every respect IL is
enough to say that 1t combines the most admirable
arrangements with the most beautiful and thorough
finish in every detail and the highest possible degree
of convenience and comfortable accommodation for
large family. ..r- ... -. ..s
The lot fronts 1873 feet on Third street, and runs
back 1870 feet. ....... .-.-.5E.s
The situation Is one of the most beautiful and
convenient In the city, and as IL sta nds This property
is not exceIled by any other In all that constitutes
first class residence. ..-. r ..a-
It will he sold us a whole or If desired the dwell
ing viii he sold with trout of about So feet, leav
lug three building lots. each fronting rs feet on
Third street. 10 be sold separately.
Persons Wishing IL examine tue premises before
the day OF sale are requested to call upon us;
We irish to impress upon the minds Of az inter
ested thnt special idea IF the roLue If the pro,
Derty is held by the Otoner and tidt must Ge sold
cre,, ut II preft sacrifice,
at the ili,e Ut salr GWJnES 4 WILLIAMS.
10 IS IL al ,lp.2iS AuctOHcefS.
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!. ByJ. l.. Apperspn. Real Estate Auctioneer,
1918 Main street.
GARLAND, "a MOST DESIRABLE

GARLAND, "A MOST DESIRABLE
" MAkhkr AND FRUIT kARM. FOUR AND
y HALF MIL F. NORTHWESTERN iCHMONH,
BkrWEt y TIE II EXP RUN TURNPIkE AND
Mac RAll.R0AD, For SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold, .on the lpremises, on ERlpAY, JUNO
e. 1919. at r. O'Clock NJ. the above described FARM,
near Sepless mill. bounded onfwo sides by never
falling creeks, on which arc about twenty-five scr e.
oil very fine meadow land containing 14S 337-1o00
for vegetables, fruits. &C., and sufficiently rolling
for dr1linage)- of which one hundred acres are
cleared anu IN \ fine state of tlags. twenty-five
acres IN large AMI the remainder In smaller growth
Copt9rt,,bls FRAMED DWELLING, with brick
foundation, containing six rooms, ON n handsome,
gently-swolliDg emineuce In beautiful oak grove;
Kitchen with two rooms; barn, stable, corn-crlb,
&C.: superior wafer: remarkably healthy; seven
hundred trees Of the best varieties Of pears,
pums, and apples: two ice.ponds, covering three
for dozen icehonSes, all shaded by large trees:
most profitable Ice business might he done. The
fruit property attended 70. In .propitious seasons
would yield Il tine profit. The finest strawberries
:. Oakland" being only thirty minutes pleasant
drive from the city. bY rail to Stpless crossing,
In sight OF the house. In about the same time, rem
ders 1t exceedingly desirable for retired gentle
man, business man Of the city, truckman, or
farmer.
After the sue OF the farni will be sold ILL THE
Personal PROPERTY on the premises, con-
slsting of Mules, Wagons, Carts. Ploughs, House.
holland Kitchen Furniture, &C.,
TERMS For the real estate, ure-fOlrrth cash
balance at six, twelve, and eighteen months for ne
gotahlc notes, interest at eight per cent added,
Secured ny trit deed For the personally, cash for
$50 orless over that sum- sixty days credit for APP
proved negotiable paper. The property may DC
given, Esp teg IT, }. l.. APPERSoN.
| my2a AuctiOneer.
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BY Grubbs i Williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh strect between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
i ABLE FARM kSOWSIhS WOODBOUREE,
Al TUNSTALL'S STATION, ON THE RICH
MONU AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ABOUT
TW kNTY MILLS. FROM RICHMOND; ALSO,
TUUK. FURNITURE. PLANTATION uTEN.
SILS. &c, AT AUCTIOE.-In execution or deed
subscriber rs trustee dated 10th of March, 1871, and
duly recorded In New Kent County Court office, be-
ing thereto rcqu by the assignee of the creditor
secured, and by authority OF New Kent Circuit
Court. made April Is. 1873, | will sell at auction,
upon the premises. OIL WEDNESDAY the 18th OF
June, 1873, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the FARM above
named aud described. containing THREE HUN
DRIED ACRES more or less, with the buildings
thereon, embracing q new brick dwelling OF eight
Irge rooms. In two stories; new brick Kitchen,
laundry, and servants rooms, anu also some out
buildings, with hne orchard. SC.
This has long been regarded IA very productive
farm, and has been much improt ell at consldera-
bic eXJcnse'by It's present. owner. - 12t
with convenient access by railroad to the city,
should is all Ineaus attend this sale.
After the sale of the fur Will be sold the HOUSE
rHOlap ANIt KITCHEN fURNTTuRE. SIOCh,
FARMING IMPLEMt NTS, VEHICLES, &c.
TIfE TERMS or the deed relairc u sale for cash,
but thu creditor authorizes ne TO sell the personal
property f." cash a: tO sums only under $50; over
Tint amount on a credit OF sixty days for negota-
BILE notes satisfactorily ndorSed the real estate for
one.fo,lrth cash the residue on credit OF ak,
twelve. eighteen, and. twcuty-fuur months Tor
negotiable notes secured by deed OF trnst- ana all
credit payments 10 he with interest added from day
OF sale. T. ". GkUBBs' trustee.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS. Auctl''neers.
21,3I .ifIt 81 1l.1tHfdtd
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by james II. Tsyfor d Son, 4,
= Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeFs,
{ k-oftica corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF THAT yALU-
4 ABLE REAL ESTATE IN. THE CITY
OF RICHM0ND KNOWN AS THE OH,
iRs95MMtNI2M snGAR EEFsMERYa A5sso
CHIsERY FOR RETIRING SUGAK.-By vir-
Tue q deed of trust executed to us as rns.
tees for the benefit Of the creditors Of the Old
ruary nth. Isia, and duly recorded In the clerks
office or Richmond Chancery Court, In ID. b.
loo b. page 10 we viii proceedto sell at public at,s
day Of June, ls73. at IL O'Clock NJ all Of the shove
Pe sSGDiaHS & rs
street near Dock street The lot fronts IS feet run
ming back 1874 feet. Also L,T fronting ~ by ie2
feet en- the north side of Dock street between FIT
teenth and Seventeenth streets. with that Large new
and desirable fve-st0ry BRICK STORE-HoUSE
No.. Both houses built of the very hest material
III nrst-c.ss sugar refinery. which was purchased
lass than two years agu ut cost OF over $780, oe.
Inc loo SeailSn OF tins property being imnedia.ey
ufacnrtng purposes, particularly for sugar refine
~ and this sale should attract the special attention
Of capitalists The Undersigned will receive propo-
sails Tor purchase privately In part or as whole
until June 7th. ar - sIEle.1 ees7;.l. TAI 80 &
The property win be sold free from encumbrance
1.-THE trustees In previous deeds uniting In the con-,
Yeyance 10 the purchaser. except as to two deeds
securing notes amounting to about $4,000. which
Gannot now be paid Off as II is no. yes determined
by the courts who Is entitled TO these notes hut
TO this part OF the purclase-inoney the purchaser
VIII be allowed to settle by executing bonds payable
only wiena release Ut said encnmbrances is offered
Terms: One-thIrd Of the entire purchase-money
cash; IS, 800 In a bond payable on the above condi
ton at eighteen months, bearing interest from tile
Ist day OF August, 1867; 5000 in bond payable on
said condition august l. 1876 bearing Interest only
from maturity; and tile balance In negotiable notes.
Interest added, distributed folIows--yz. Two
niths OF the entire purchase-money at six months,
two-nnths ut twelve months. and the remainder at
eighteen months: Only six per cent interest will
be charged on deferred payments which will be Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property.
:ttt -, X. MANSON SMtTH,3 r,,,.,,
ri, - IS. - P-C.WAKWICk,f fi"n'eeS'
d. JAMES ii. TAYLOR & Son, Auctloneers.
my 10 ~ #a. b.. -.##. - .f'
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by GruhbS 4 Williams,
kuctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Maiu and Bank.

TNHE VIRGINIA SUGAR REFINERY
L PROPERTY. EMBRACING VERY TALU-
ABLE REAL FSTATE AT ROCkETTSi WITH
LARGE RIVER FRONT AND WHAkHES:
AND The ENTIRE STOCK OF MACHINERY
AND flXTuKES. WITH AN ANGLE FEoM ~
OF CLEAR SfRlNG-W AFTER, FOR SALE AT
stockholders uf the Virginia Sugar Refining Com
,auy, adopted 2st April 1873 tie Undersigned, the
committee thereby appointed Tor the purpose, Will
sell ut auction, upon the premises, TIL TUESDAY,
5th day OF June. 1873, commencing at O'Clock /.
NJ, their entire property, above referred TO.
/; embraces tile real estate. fronting $50 feet on
Lester street. ami running back shout $50 feet to
james river, having frontage thereon of about $50
feet with tiue whtrves. the larger part of which has
lren uewly built, with depth OF water Of l6 feet,
afurding wharfage for The largest craft thar Cometo
this port. There are large brick buildings, l50x50
feet OF the most substantial character. Also, q
complete outlt CT rstclass machinery for refining
sugars. :
With the property will be sold the Spring and
right OF way tlerefrom 10 III" refinery, with the
pipes conveying an abundant supply OF clear water.
The property Is very valuable for manufacturing
PURPOSES of many kinds, particularly for refinery,
paper mill, or Cistilery.
The reaIestae alone by reason of Its water front,
near to the wharveS of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, should attract the attention OF
capitalists. ...- ...s.. -. -
TERMS: Ope-fourth cash; balance ate. Q, ana V
months, for negotiable notes with interest aadeo'
and secured BY deed Of trust. :. ......
:: ( {: E SEEi4E5SatHsSEEp1r, Committee.
GRl:BUS & WILLIAMS, Aucti0neers. my ~
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BY j. l.. AppcrSon,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

V,RUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
,S AlA NA kS ESsAr AS aipESs AZ
VENTURE AND MAPLE CorTAGE"-BA
virtue Of deed of trust from john \. Woodfn and
wife to the undersigned. daled 5th July le1o. re-
oert,ed in Pnwllatan County court clerks Office IN
H. b. Il, page 400. being thereto required by tho
beneficiary. win sell ut auction, by consent Of Dir
W,ndtn, at the office OF The anctioneer on TUES
DAY june ~, 1873, at II O'Clock NJ IL thlr II not
ta tlrst fair day thereafter, the really yauaPIe prS
TuI e" divided into three tracts. considered one
amongst the finest estates on upper james river
twenty-eictt miles above kiehnnnI; d., contains
6SE-nALF ACRES. oil which about 900 acres Us
acres tine James river foreground; besides cree
flats adjoining them are ceared ara ~ 9nS Se
corn tobacco hay. oats, and other crops usuai III
This clinats: the balance we'll wooded.
There are two mansions, orerseers mouse. anu
twnsets of ou-buildlngs. such servants Quarters
One mansion called :. PLEASANT DAN" not i2ana
since auedIo and thoroughly repairsIi G To1 RiWEH
INV CLING" also adtied to and repaired m' and 1.
short time contains ten or twelve rooms anu
situated S1 ty s' and entirely fire.,
from chiils and fever and Other malarlos aisei
The scenery is very fine, and the views from %
river dwelling cspseaIs ym oser river t''
0MaPLE 'COI'rAGE," formerly "fopua
Lawn coutans $50 acres, on the south sae OF r1n
- Maiden,s Adventure" OF which $50 acres ars u
,oak, hickory, maple ASH and other timber OF orlg
nal growth. said to be the finest IN TINS parL vi in
walton. The soil IL rich and produces well. In
cottage has 1--we rooms, wide halls, and large porc'e;
PIsts may be seen al The auctioneer's office in I
TERMS: At sale. ,r
cHARhEs {. WILLIAMS;
Z, my 2o-2a .Ttal My, tdtds 81 tDlsr Trustees
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II By 5rnbt1 q tWfIIiams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Hank,


4 Ora ND SALEAsIXTY.sEYEN
ABuILDIEG LOTS IN, SIDNEY. ON PINE.
lL Z AND, Oh ERRY SHEETS, BE-
TWEENS4kr AND sPRING STREETs-By
request OF MT Lewis Z. Haryie, Will sen at anc-
ton, upon the premises respectively. on WEDNEs-
DA1 June IL ls73, commencing at o'clock p. N.
on Pine street between Cumberland and Beverly
streets, Opposite TO the residence OF Mr. Joseph T.
Powell, sIATY-SEEEN BUILDING LtpTS stu
ated "a ahoye-fwelve lots on Pine street. forty lots
on Lanrel street along the line or the street rail-
way fifteen lots on Cherry street
- ne attention OF the public is called to the fact
ranoy improving locality notc In the hands of the
original oirfer. No such sale can ever again he
mate ana az subsequent buyers will pay prices in
advance OF those obtained Mt this sale.
No snrer or more rapidly profitable Investments
can possibly he offered In real estate than this sale
VIII an r1 PersOus interested invited tu call at
our office aud cxalniue plat showing the exact 10
cality of every lot TO be sold
TERMS !: at sale.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
1e eat r..s5 Auctioneers