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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-04

FIFTEEN LOTS IN BUENA VISTA,
II SIDNEY, AT AUCTION.--After the fore
going sale for Messrs. McRae 4 Christian, commits
sioners we viii sell fifteen other LOTS In the plan
OF Buena Vfssa--to wit, two on north side Harvie
street opposite TO Arlington each 60xl41, and thlr
teen on south side Cary street. extending from Car
ter to Ritchie streets. To be sold in quantities de-
sired. These are amongst the bes: LOTS in Buena
Vista
TERMS: Liberal
GRUBBS C WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-04
By I. Pannill, Auctioneer,
Petersburg, Va.

Sale conducted by s. N.DAy1s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-04

The above sales are postponed on account Of rain
until SATURDAY, 5th .Iu ~, at O'Clock j. NJ
GRIrRTsS q WILLIAMS
National Republican., 1873-04-01
TIE MAsIIINGrnN nErHCrIyEs.

Washington has at least one body Of Off
ceru Of whom she may be justly proud, and
who will challenge comparison with any sim
liar body In any city of the country; we mean
the detective corps. During the last twelve
months they have succeeded in placing In the
hands Of the law In an incredibly short space
Of time the perpetrators of almost every muir
der that has been committed here. Not only
that, but they have detected lurking In our
criminal junglos the perpetrators Of crime in
other cities and turned them over to those
from whose clutches they had OsenpCd. The
entire community owes these officers debt
Of something more than mere gratitude for
the skill, ingenuity and genius they have
shown in ferreting ont crime and criminals.
National Republican., 1873-04-01
THE EFFECT OF EXECUTIONS.

One OF the arguments which the advocates
Of hanging adducc In support Of their theory
Is that executions have n salutary effect upon
the dangerous classes and strike terror into
them. Some Of the ablest jurlsts Of Europe
and America, the best and most eminent
writer's upon criminal Jurisprudence, have
maintained and maintain that the very re-
verse Is tho fact. Without going back to
musty volumes, let Us see upon which side
the weight Of evidence within our own imme-
diate experience lies. Manlcy was executed
Friday morning in Alexandria. In an inter
view with Young, who was yesterday found
guilty by the coroner's jury Of having mur-
dered Hahn, Young Is reported to have said !;
Reporter. "WhCre were you on Frilay?"
Prisoner. "l was In Alexandria"
Prisoner. "Nes, sir.r
Reporter. "were you in the Jail yard:"
Prisoner. "N0, sir; ! was on house. ! coul /
10 X right down IN the yard"
Reporter. "rhen You saw him fans"
Prisoner. "les, SIR"
Young comes down from his house-top and
what does he do3 Cut the strap rom his boot
TO make a slungshot with which to murder a
man in Washington that very night.
The prisoner Wright, Who has been In
dicted for the murder OF tho Polish peddlcr,
was at an execution only two days before he
committed that crime.
And the night Of the morning that Foatcr
was executed In New York Mr. Goodrich was
murdered In Brooklyn. Let the law be exc
cuted as long as we have 1t on the statute
books, but let us not claim for II an efficiency
that 1t does not possess.
National Republican., 1873-04-01
SENATOR HOWE.

The st. Paul Pioneer says;
"Two years ago Senator Howe reported
cal iSU caucus P Tor deposins senator Sumner from
his position as chairman OF the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, aud putting Cameron In his
removed hin from the Claims Committee, but,
to make the lndlgnlty more singing, has put him
In charge OF the Congressional library! To add
to the humiliation II has taken up Carpenter,
who has only had three years experience, aud
made MIN President pro tenn. OF the Senate.
inventor"
The Pioneer does the Republican caucus
more than Justice, and Senator Howe less.
Both the humlliations which he was sub
jectod TO were devised by the Senator him
self, and not by the caucus. The probability
IL the Senator and the Democratic party never
could be appcascd until he had done pcnance
for his agency In transferring Mr.. Sumner
from one committee to another. He there
fore resolved 10 do pcnance In some form.
There were no halr-shirts In the market,
and In their absence the Senator very
likely concluded that the most agreo-
able way In which he could do pen
ancc was to have himself transferred from
what Is notoriously the most vexatlous COM
mittce In the Senate TO that which Is nOto-
riously the plsasantest committee In the body,
and at the same time 10 have his friend and
colleague made president pro tem. of the SEN
ate. 1t Is certain that the Senator appealed
to the caucus to cover him with both these
humlliations.
1t must crafty him to find that this form
Of atonemcnt has secured him not only Dem
ocratic forgiveness, but has even touched
Democratic sympathy. We understand he
proposes to atone for all his sins by similar
means.
National Republican., 1873-04-01
THE RAILROAD COMPANIES.

Yesterday morning We printed a letter to
the Hon. Mr., CTcswcll, signed by Mr. Van
derbilt and other railroad presidents, an
nOuncing their submission to the Government
and the people In the matter Of the postal
car service. It seems that these gentlemen
have been so inattentivc to their own In
terests, have paid so little attention to the
course Of legislation in Washington, that
they were not aware until last Friday that
the Senate had, previous to adjournment, ap-
pointed u committee to consider the subject
Of their grievances, and report to the next
Congress whether or not their demands were
founded In justice, and II so to suggest an
equitable basis OF adjustment. Upon being
for the lrst time informed Of that fact by the
Postmaster General, they gracefully yielded,
and withdrew the notice served sometime
ago that they would throw the mail bags
upon the freight trains and interrupt the
business Of the country from one end OF the
land to the other. The pretencc that they
were ignorant of the legislation Of the Senate
Is, Of course, all mOOnshine, and will deceive
nobody. These gentlemen started out with
the intention Of debating to the Government
and the people what should he done, and en-
forcing their demands at the sacrifice Of the
public convenience. They were, however,
firmly met by the Government, on the one
hand and by the people, speaking through
the press, on the other; and In deciding to
surrender, and come down from their high
horse, have chosen the. wise and sensible
course.
This Is the fret popular victory that has
been gained over these giant corporations in
u long time. For years they have been run
ming things pretty much rs they pleased,
controlling whole States through the Lcgis-
latures, and the National Congress by their
agents on the floors of both Houses, and an
active, alert and well-pald lobby. We do not
pretend to say that they have no just cause
for complaint In the present Instance; that
they are properly compensated for the work
they perform. The evidence is nearly all the
other way. They have been rendering i'm
portant service for several years, which Is
entitled to fair remuneration, which they
claim the present Is not. The Government
has no more right to demand services for
less sum than what they are Worth than pri-
vate individuals have; but In this case other
questions and interests come into play which
materially change the whole circumstances
of the case. First Of all the business Of the
entire country would have been seriously lu-
terruptcd, and millions Of people lncOn-
yenlenccd II the railroads had carried out
their threat. as they undoubtedly wauld have
done II 1t were not for the prumonltory
symptoms Of the popular storm that was GER
tain to follow their action. II they were
poor and struggling concerns, barely
earning seanty subsistence, there
would DO some excuse for the act,
and they would, TO a certain extent, be JustI-
iied by the publiei but the reverse is the fact.
Those corporations are possessed of resources
only second to those of the Government
Itself. They are already so oppressive In
National Republican., 1873-04-01

LET Is he PATIENT. That Washington
monument may be finished after oil. Give
the society a alittle time, and will come by and
by. Besides, VIC arc no worse off than some
other places, as witness the following from
the Philadelphia Sunday Times:
"Years ago grand monument in memory OF
Washington was projected In Washington city,
TO be over 400 feet high, and shaft about 50 feet
high has been erected on the banks OF the POto-
mac, south Of the Capitol, and here the enter
has been done upon It, About forty years ago
the cornerstone Of monument to Washington
was laid In the centre OF Washington square, In
THIS city, with imposing ceremonies, and since
that time not another stone has been placed upon
II, and there are thousands OF people In our
midst, born and grown TO maturity since that
time, who scarcely know this fact. The Society
OF the Cincinnati OF this city, composed Of In
tensely aristocratic old fogies, whose grandfath-
ers or great gfandfatheTs ut In the Revolution,
as SOlon shingle says, have for years had charge
OF the funds subscribed to build this monument
which funds they loaned out 'on interest, with
the intention Of waiting TIL the principal and In
terest amounted to 4 suffirient sum to build the
monument. But who Is to decide how much the
monument ia TO cost, and when 10 commence TO
build III " lett TO the society OF the Cincinnati
to decide, 1t Will be the year 2OId before they
wake Up."
We are not often tempted to bet. It Is
against our principles and antl-gambling con-
victions. But In this instance We are willing
to wager u small sum that our society won
wake up day sooner than the Cincinnati
Society, even II that arlstUcratlc set OF hum.
bugs should, rs our contemporary seems Ia
think, sleep for hundred ycars to come.
National Republican., 1873-04-01
An IENnRANT "nR. -

We learn from the Baltimore papers that
Rev. DIR. Cans leCtured in that city Sun
day night on the sub Af capital punish
mcnt, in the course p he Is reported
to have said; "NotNl ling that crimes
have increased twCnty.fo'isbnd are ten-fold
more heinous than formerly, the sympathy
for muricrcrs is seen in the cxtravagant et-
forts made By individuals and by organized
societies, sometimes led by ministers of the
Gospel" Dr. Cans does not know what he
is talking about II Is not true, as he as
scrts, that crime lrAs increased twcnty-fold,
or increased at all, and We defy him to prove
1t. Owing, among other thing0Io the
minutoness with which crime Ia I'd In
the daily press, there seems TO be mOfSaHlck-
edness in the world now, but in reality there
Is less than ever there was.
National Republican., 1873-04-01

their cxaclious that in at least we Western
Illinois-the farmers, who have for
years quietly submitted to their despotism in
the matter Of frcights, have formed cluhs
throughout the State to resist them. We
are told that "one thousand townships have
already orgnnized and that one hundred
thousand persons have enrolled their
names" against them. Only two or three
days ago one OF these county organizations
resolved that two mean war against the
tyranny Of monopolies In all shapes or
forms" and particularly railroad monopo-
lies. II the companies had persisted In their
threatened action there is not much doubt
that the spirit that Il sweeping Illinois would
he extended over the entire country.
Postmaster General Creswell Ia entitled to
a good deal Of credit for the spirit that he
has shown in this whole matter from the be-
ginning Of the controversy. While conceding
to the roads everything to which they were
justly entitled, he steadily refused to be
bullicd or intimidatcd by them into making
tho least concession that was not perfectly
legal. The letter which he has addressed
to the Attorney General, asking for specific
Information on certain legal polnts-to define
the rights Of the roads and Of the Govern
ment-is an exceedingly important document,
and the answer to II will attract the widest
attention throughout the country. II will
open mp the whole question to discussion,
and possibly to an agitation which may yet
shake our system to its very foundation.
The arrangement which has just been effected
Is only temporary, and will not, In the very
nature Of things, last longer than few
months. The people have, however, gained
the first victory, and now II Is absolutely
necessary that Ii should be followed up and
improved upon that, while giving to III,
railroad companies all that they arc entitled
to- they must, on the other hand be deprived
OF powers and privileges the exercise oi
which experience shows Is attended with
danger TO the whole people and the safety
and pcrpctulty Of republican institutions.
National Republican., 1873-04-01

The large FoUB.sToRY HOUSE. with three
story extension, glb z street, nearly new, twenty
stable In rear The whole property, hss besn re-
Gently put ~ complete TelAir, add q ypry con.
house. Will be sold low. Inquire at freedman's
Bank, opposite Treasury, pennsylvania avenue.
EoR sALR-LoTs 20, ~, 2S AND 20, IN
II square Bt5, on the south side Of NJ street, be-
tween Third aud four.And q half streets southwest
For particulars apply to IAtimer a CeAry, auction
eern and real estate brOker. mhlau
National Republican., 1873-04-01
PRoPosATs FOR STATIONERY.
w..pssagg6s pEEag6sEST I : Or sl EgE lLssIlElnI9R.I q


Proposals for Furnishing such articles u station.
ery AZ may be required furthe Department. and the
BUREAUS and Offices thereof, during the nsrAi wear
ehdnn Jmne lGt will be received until II O'clock
m, THURSDAY, May l, ls7a.
hAch prop2sal must be signed by the individual
factory guarantee that the bidder will Sxscnis /,
contract with good and sufficient bonds III his nd
accslted for any or all articles. No bid will 10
conniuercd without such guarantee.
Al articles are stipulated to be Of the best auality
samples VIII be required In all cases bach sam.
bs 70 pe plainly marked with the name OF the bid.
Bond, with approved security, Will be reouired nj,
may be awarded. - '-''N ."
On failure TO furnish any article I'm n rea.on.hla
time after being ordered, the right il rcseryed of
IurchazlnE IN open market, OF declaring the con
ac, a, forfeited and ~ Eteater price than the con.
will be charEed to the contractor BIDS viii he eon
siltfeh on each Item separately.
Schedules contAinng blank form for bidding 10.
kS'hor Win Items aud estimated 1uantiiOs N HFti.
Gle. neSded and full information in Accordance
cation, -fi'
Contracts viii only he awarded to established
nv o., or dealers IN the articles.
O. bids that may be offered. -
A, Prnrosals must be Addressed 10 the Secretary Of
the Interior. and indorued "prnp0sa's for ststinn
cry. COLUMBUS DRLANO Secreiary
(,CMBERLANDC DCOAL.-ABOUTF FIFTY TONS
" for sale At low hgures Apply AT oar y.ri
cnrnar rsiitsenth and streets northwest or corner
otesh ana water streets, Geonsetown
mSla' DICKSON A KING
National Republican., 1873-04-01
BY REFERENCE to the Official announce.

By REFERENCE to the Official announce
ment 1t will be seen that Mr.. John W. Magill,
for number Of years the confidential clerk
Of the firm Of Lewis johnson 4 Co., has been
admitted member Of the firm. Mr.. Magill
Is gentleman Of large experience, Of thor
ough business training, and will be a most
useful and capable addition to this highly re-
spcctcd firm. In short time the bank will
be removed to the new building now being
erected in part for Its use to continue the
prosperity which has hitherto dcservcdly
marked II. The firm will now consist Of
David Walker, Lewis J. Davis and John W.
MaRill
National Republican., 1873-04-01
fEso o TIC Il .
sSsDNoTICE,-"KLOu,N uousr,

fSsoN Office. KLOMAN HOUSE,
~ No. ~ Seventh street, A a. USDERHiLL,
proErict2r recently become the sole lessee
beg y inform my Friends and the public generally
THAT the premises have undergone complete renoNA
spared neither pains or Ell ense TO present for their
patronage q Restaurant that am determined, un.
der my MANAGEMENT shall be hrpt class In Its char.
aeter and app9intments. Having RENTED aud fur.
niAhed the Ladies' and Gents Dining and Lunch
Rooms connected with the house In tho most elc.
Bant manner. and secured the services Of polite
and experienced corps Of walters, hAtter myself
that my facilities for furni, hing parties tn every.
thing appertaininK TO my line are unsurpassed IN
this City. am prepared to take table boarders By
The day, week or month, upon very moderate terms
Pedging my every exertipn TO satisfy the public, I
respectfully request Continuance Of the patronage
they have hitherto 80 literally bestowed upon the
house. taplst1 A. q. UNDERfIIII.
National Republican., 1873-04-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS
IN Received At
LAW pS5RsfrIRs 2 n M0NERIs0S's NH p,II,r s.,,v,.

~ Eesetvad >,
w A. o. III, MORRISON'B,
LAW BOOkhELLERS AND PUDLIbHRRs
,,,,,,.N No, t7b pennsylyAnia avenue,
MEMOIR OF BROTHER. by ThOa Hughes
author q IIm Brpwn's School Daya
sipi iPALMELIO LEAVES. by Harriet Boechsr
,AdKISsT, fiiE WORLD by ysappette II. Ia.
dermann Women IN American Soeiety; By Alba
Uonld Nonlpon To the Bitter End; a novel: by Mis-.
ME-. Bfaddon; Robin Gray. q novelty Chas (iibbon
Leila, or the Siese Of 0relAda; by Edward BnIWsr
tLord Lyiton.) Turning Points IN Life: by Rsy IL
Arnpd II. A., Christ church, Oxford Sugdsn
on NendIrs; concise and practical treats OF tha
law OF vendors and purchasers ~ estates ltth Fd
uon; by Edgara sukden. u.nrd ST. Leondards;5 sth
law sheep hchoulcr on Personal Property; a trea'
Schonler, author Of 4 Treatise on Tho taw 81 10
mestic Relations; vol svo. law sheep api
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TIE SUR
\ ,h seTieeT h,s obtained from The supreme Court
Letters letter. pf administration ON the, ,pcrsonai
ton city, =. q, deceased. An persons having
claims aganst the said deceased are hereby warned
20 shhRt the same with the VOUCHERS thereof 70 the
neht; they may otherwise by law be excluded frum
all beneht Of the said estate
Given under my hand, this sist day Of March,
lsld, MARY SCHULTZ
hll' luAN AdministfatFiN
National Republican., 1873-04-01

tF- All ccnn uniCbtIoIF. Nltlu On lutTul
for publication, should be addressed to wN. j. MuR
TAaH. Proprietor NATIONAL RrPUBLIcAS, Washing.
ton, d. O.
National Republican., 1873-04-01
rNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of HEsRT WEBB, OF Chicago, m,
praying for tho extension Of patent granted IA
HIM on the lith day Of June 1859, for an Improve
ment in Railroad Barr
II is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 18th day OF May neIt; that tho time
for hlinR Argumeuts aud the Examiners report be
Limited 70 .Rs Pc SI G1y yb St IN Mbl And that
ANY RSrson MAJ, ,opp9pfs this 81 &s1tsnsion. -,
National Republican., 1873-04-01
TTEITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT oFFICE,
~ WAsHRGToH, d, O., March n, lS9.
On the petition Gf hEUBEE DAHIELs, 0i Wood
stock, vermont, praying for the extension Of
patent granted To him the 2lut day Of June 1867
Tor An improvement In straw OutteTHi
II II ordered that the testimony In the case b
elosod on the auth day OF May next; that the
time for nling arguments aud the Hammers report
said petition be heard on the 9TH day OF June NEXT
Any pgrson may oppose this eLleniion.
National Republican., 1873-04-01
fSsDNoTIcE IN RELATION TO LOCKS.

TAFsuRY DEPAnrMENTl
wAsHtSdroS, II. O., March ~, Is7a
The inspection % I9cks 20 Be used in the trans
purposes, advertised to be held at the Treasury
Department in the city Of Washington, on the aiFt
instant Ia hereby postponed until May isa, at u
O'Clock, noon.
samples of Locks for examination will be re-
ceiyed at the office of the Chief Clerk OF the Depart
ment on or before that date
WILLIAM 4. RICHARDSON,
mb9t Secretary.
National Republican., 1873-04-01

SARAToGA SPRINGS GRAND HOTEL,
p DhoApwAY, OPPOSITE CONGRESS PARK
fEW YORK GlIY.-Ihis new and magnificent no
June y lsla lhe proprietor has adopted the follow.
nv schedule o. prices! For the month d June
per GAY; monthly Fuests, ea9 rer day. For the
Tep INV. xnS S,,a.is y. y rnnseni I'M guests
Eussts Ter day. For the months Of September
ana October-Tranaiont guests, albO por day ,
weekly guests, ~ per day; monthly guests, sabO
Per day. Families desirOus Of engaging apartments
IN thiA modern hotel possessing the advantages Of
el9thespresscs, water and electric bells In every
suit OF apartmenta will aply to address the pro
urand Hotel, SaratogA. api1m
National Republican., 1873-04-01
STEAMSHIP LINES.

JNMAN LiNE.-ROYAL MAIL
f%S fsE%8Sgt; sn% sf:EI ,s,,5lnS AZ S&$SSHiSS
pay and SATURDAY from fler Is.
North River, New York. Rates OF Passage Cabin,
eIb and ssYOld: excursion tickets at reduced rates
steerage, T. Queenstown, Liverpool, Glasgow, Lon.
donderry, London. Cardiff, or bristol. SsD errren.
cy; prepaid certificates from above ports AM cur.
rency, Sight Drafts on Great Britain and ireland
for sale ,Apry to JOHN y DALEtAHent Is broad.
wsSy;SS,f MIDDLETON 20.
National Republican., 1873-04-01

JgnMRDICAI. ASSOCIATION, = THE
AZ semi-Annuhl meeting Of the Medical AssOL
citation qf the District of Columbia will be held Ia
the ball q the Medical Society, No, aib y street
-. JAMES 7. YouNG, N. D.,
National Republican., 1873-04-01

.Se3 t"JN' "h4N.s. NhhtNfihN N~Ho-
FREE READING ROOM
Daily, Weekly, secular aud Religious paiSra from
all parts Of the Union.
CiRCULATiS no LIBRARY ilOOO volumes Terms
% per year; Sl per quarter,
PARLOHs AND CONVERSATION ROOMS for
LAdies and Gentlemen, Chess, Chequers, Organ aud
DAILY PRAYER MEETING 1t i9:i5 8 and . n. m.
IITEhARi SOCIETY Saturday evenings at ~
sABBATH SERVICES in LINCOLN HALL. at
a9o, and at THEATRE COMIQUE at 30 O'Clock.
National Republican., 1873-04-01
PERSONAL
DRoDHEAD CO,
ID lad y street,
offer striPst summer silks at

RhoDhEAD& COy
ofer siriped summer silks at
slS, worth slto. mhii am
I HAVE THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
A. LOAN ONE SUN, ON GOOD REAL Es-
rALk shcuhlrh AnphkSSS phkS A p,ss,o,
EET RID OF NoNPAYING BoARDERs, SUCH
VI Aa Hats, Mice and Roaches, with "fITs," b
st. aud Penn. ave. Colonization building mhlSaW'
OTICR.
The undersigned respectfully inform their friends
aud the public gsneray that they have entered into
REAL ESTATE, loan AND INSURANCE
DUkINEss,
In the city Of Washington, under the name and
style Of MAURY 4 BROTHER
Promising prompt attention TO all business en-.
ugstcd 70 We xe s9cit share o. public IatronaEe'
,GH kRTEs q, MAURY, formerly Of the arm Of
No i61 y sired, JoysE Middleton a Co.'S Bank,
WE nEfER, nv PERMISSION, TO
niggs 4 Co, Bankers; Dr, J, b, Bake President
National METROPOLITAN BANK; Moaes Kelley, Cashier
National MetTopplitan Bank: J. q. McKelden, Presi
dent second National Bank; Chas, Bradley, Cashier
National Bank Republic; John A, Ruf, Treasurer
HANK y Sss6Iast9n; Pf % J. .: ifili, aiddisisR <
Co, BAnkors Lewis 1ohnson 4 Co, lanterY: Phip
y 4 Jaekson 4 liEo,i Jos vi Nairn, Washington.
ntsSppy NTH HYDE NV, MAisT G9. aS%Srsot2rn @
bsri, 1ssSsr ssiShsi 6lfissps BsnE, burke Her GsT
bert, nankera, heAaldria, Col, John \, barbour,
President q. A. \ NJ. H. IT, mhiseoim
National Republican., 1873-04-01
tjSsooFFICEoPTur COMMISSIONERS

fjSsoOFFICEORT COMMISSIONERS
~ OF THE SINKING FUND, ,wAsHISGTos.
?: @: March % isl1 - The under.igped commis.
Moses Kelly, at the National Metropolitan Bank,
until TUESDAY, Ayrt p, at u o'clock, nnnn sealcd
prnpnsals for the sale to tn m of ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLL AIRS OF the six PR cent ten.
year bonds uf the late corporation Of Washington
They reserve To themselves the rght to reject any
offer which they may not deem advantageous.
III, H. COOKE,
W, w CORCORAN,
MOSES NELLY, Commissioners.
H. ", SWEENEY,
LEWIS =. DAVIS,
National Republican., 1873-04-01

fSSowIDOw OF COMMISSIONER
80 OFFICERS In receipt Of pensions and
having minor children are requested t9 call At my
Othce, southeast corner Of Seventh aud streets
northwest, for information looking 10 an increase
Of their PENSIONS. d. y. LLOYD,
mh2su Attorney, nc.
National Republican., 1873-04-01
All chairman Com. on reaShcrs:, q =: fnIHal ffhnIIiHIiadlc

NSSFnN E,-TllE TRUSTEES OF
80 the Union Cemetery, situated between V
and w aud Twelfth and Lhirteenth streets, most
sous C2ncrEned, that they have commenced 70 re-.
ground, the Mount Pleasant piGins, which s most
handsomely located apts