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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-07

by Richardson a Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloueers'
lll3 Main street.

BUILDING LOTS COR.
Y NER OF WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE ANp
MN Itv reansst OF the owner. Mr.. joseph shIrm
"" Will se by auction. % the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1881.
a, Az o'clock p 81. that valuable GROUND 'front.'
,n "a tset ON the north tide OF Louisiana street,
nnr,o, Wjliismsbute avenue. and running Dack
about lso feet. which will be divided ana sofa In
lots 10 suit purchasers. -. ,a1o,t,,,e
notes Al ,ix Twelve and eighteen mouths, WIN IN
,'r.s, ,SdeJ ana secured by a deed OF trust.
RICHARDSON Co,
400 AuctioDeers.
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By Grutbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctiOneers.
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

4 VERY DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
"A RESIDENCE $50. 3I3) on The sOUTd
SIDE OF CARY STREET BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH STREETS Al AUCTION.-We
VIII sell, upon The premises, on
TUESDAY, NAY 10TH,
al AZ o'clock I. NJ The RESIDENCE above re-
ftrr,d 10. II Is eAiirely new: contains eleven
rooms, with Kitchen aud servants rooms, and has
every modern improve ment. In its plan. arrange
mcnt and construction Il is equal To the best of The
houses of that size We invite special attention to
this sale IL affords an opportunity 10 secure a
most desirable residcnce, located In one Of The best
ncghbOrhoo = IN the city. very convenient to bust
ness. aud Yet sufici. utly quei.
TERMS: At sale GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my AuciIOnecrS.
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By Gruhls & Williams.
Real Esia.e Agent, and Auctioneers,
Eleventh strCei between Main and Bank.

SALE OF 90 3jS.l000
L ACHES OF LAND N SIDNEY. Just BE-
YUND TIE CITY LIMITS. At AU' TlON.-lr
ex Gu ion Of d. Cd ofirust from T. bickin,0n aud
wife to The under i2ntd, iru tees, dated l0th or
January. 1874. and duly recorded, beng thereto ic-
auir by TIE holder of HE deb secured, We viii sell
by auction. upon TIE PREMISE, on
TUESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF MAY,
at O'Clock T.. NJ. the following propcrtv-tO wi ::
Tie SQUARE OF -FOUR ACRES bounded by CEDAR
wv. Robinson, and kenspg'On streets: also, the
SQUARE OF FOUR ACRES bounded by Hanover
IyV. Robinson, and Mulberry street.; aud PAR
CtL containing II 35S-l0O0 ACRES. lying near
The above. and a jriuine the land formerly owned
by Rchari Reins. This property Is beautifully
situated on or near the line Of an extension of
Franklin ,ticet siw9rily. and before many years
must be in den and 10y The foot for building lots. An
inyesmfnt made here n0w cauuOt TAIL 10 prove very
profitable.
TERMS: The deed au'h0-izes the sale TO be for
cash as 10 an amount suiici NJ b delray expenses
~ 20 pay III the drDi secured, amounting tO about
$1,000 aud tn residue upon terms To- De prCscri ned
10y the srant0r; but We are auth rZed 10 ate that
more favorable terms viii be allowed If desired.
join l.. BACON,
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
Trustees.
GRUnBS & WILLIAMS, AuciiOneers. my
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BY George Il. Crawford
Real Estate Agent and Anctoneer'
1905 Bank street.

NOR SALE AT AUCTION A DESlRA-
Il RE LITTLE FARM OF TWELVE AuKE;s,,
IocATED TWELVE Mills WEST OF RICH,
mMrNn Am ADJOINING THE WELL.KN oWN
PROPERTY CALLED "sH0RT PUNT Tn NJ:
on THIS FARM CuNslSIvr
A COOP HOUSE WITH FOUR ROOMS, WELL,
Sc.En me request Of the owner, shan SCI, tne
shave described PROPERTY at auction, IN front
OF the custom-house, on
SATURDAY. MAY 7TH'
M ST. NJ. II you want cheap ntt'e houie a'''"'
TERMS: Liberal. and made known at sale;
GEORGE 4. CRAWFORD.
100 on >t,Qs7 Auc;ioneer.
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Iiy GrubDs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctieueers,
Eleventh street between Main ard Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN LOTS ON
4 TIE WtST SIDE o. BELVIDERE BE-
TWEEN MBER Nd AND BEVERLY
STREETS, AND EIGHT LOTS ON TIN EAST
SIDE OF CHERRY BETWEEN NLBEMARLE
AND SPRING STREETS, AT AUCTION.-In exc.
Gu ION OF deed of trust from Lewis r.. llaryie aud
wife Ia the subscriber, dated June l. 1873, and duly
recorded In the Chauceiy Court, being thereto re-
CURED by the executor OF tin creditor secured viii
sell by auc ion, upon the premises, respectively In
the order named below, on
WEDNESDAY THE Arm DAY OF MAY,
commencing at AZ O'Clock L. NJ, the following pro-
perty-to wit: front OF 800 FEET or GROUND
on the west Enc of Belvldere stree. situated AT IN.
sOulhwe't corner OF Belviderc ard Cumberland
Streets running back about l4j feet to an alley 20
feet wide: and front OF 239 rect on the east line of
Cherry street, situated at the northeast corner OF
feet an alley 20 feet vide. They VIII be sold in
lots OF about 80 feet front each.
This property Is situated In portion OF the city
which IS rapidly growing, aud u promises great I'M.
prOyement In value In a short time. Purchase
made al this sale cannot fail TO prove profitable 10
the buyers, and biCders may attend with the as
surance that every tot viii be sold.
TERMS: The deed author lies sale for cash, but
by consent Of the creditor reasonable dts may be
allowed. A. ID, WILLIAMS rfusf,e
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, AuctionterS.
POSTPONEMENT
Postponed on account of the weather T. MON
DAY, 9lh of MAY, AT II O'Clock NJ, al the office OF
GruDbs Williams, No.i Eleventh street.
IN
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Ry n. T.. staples 4 Go.
Real Es,s,e Agents and Auc'ioncers'
ilo3 Main street.

SALE BY AUCTION OF
STAT TVu.sTURY FRAMED HOUSE
az NoisfH FIFTH sTeEET.-t,y virtue o. : cc ad
ain deed III trust dated l7lh February and
cnsoeerv Court Deed-Rook los q, pay ioz, ae
fault having been made In the paymens o, VIZ
thereby secured aud be'ng 90 fegu,ieI eai scli by
of the bond described IN ss'a uceu' '""
suctiop, on the premises, on ~
SATURDAY. MAY 7, 1881.
=, o'clock r. the PROPERTY above , pco,
iron,nsf W,ter street, and running back WITHIN
nese, ,,ncs isz feet 10 an alley 10 feet VIDE.
This sale presents very ane opportunity 'o' '"''
o, s., yVttjst the deed authorizes sale ior
CASH ,rf The beneficiary will accept one tnifd cam
and he balance In two equal payments a, SIX Az w.
twelve months, with inis,eS aa rTuc III. Tn,sisc.
a trusi-dccd. X ~. sno7
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MIMI anu nun SlTects, va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHTY
" VALUABLE LOTS IN THE CITY OF MAN
CHESTER AT AUCTlON.-in pursuance OF de-
cree OF the Hastings Court of the city OF Manches-
ter. entered at the May term, 1915, Will sell at
auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NAY l4TH,
at AZ O'Clock, EIGHTY LOTS, on Bainisinge,
Porter, Perry. Twenty first. and Twenty. second
streets, Immediately west OF the Petersburg rail-
road. Tie LOTS range In width from 80 TO 35
feet. and Ia dep Ia IRON ga 10 20i feet. Tbs sxle
Should attract the attention OF speculators and per-
IONS OF limited means who desire cheap homes, as
IS proposed TO sell Them even if the prices shoud
cge as low as from 81 10 $3.50 per front foot. and
lou THIS same plan ana no better than some these
have sold Al 50 per foot. They are near Belle lsie
add tLereioTe would be desirable for the employ es
OF that establishment.
In order 10 place them within the reach OF the
lsborng cSsses, purchasers will only be required 10
pay IS IN cash aud 50 per month until full payments
Is made.
plat can be sen at the ONCE Of the auctloneer,
who VIII take plea'ure In conferrug with parties
wishing 10 buy. n. NJ. CONNER,
my 5,7,lo&tdtds Special Commissioner.
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Real Estate Agents and Aucionecrs,
1ll3 Main street.
An ATTRACTIVE TWO-STOk1
n FRAME DWELLING no 4l3) AND LOT
~ TiIE EAST SIDE OF TIllRTIETH STREEI
ETT WfEN MARSHALL AND CLAY SHEETS
FOR SALE BY AUCrlON.-On
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1881,
=, n o,c,ock P NJ. we shall sell by action, the
nremises the above-named desirable dwelling ana
lon. The dwelling contains four rooms ana i III
good repair thaving been bult but rev wears ago.,
80 GOOD material and I'm a substartii manner. The
lot has front of about 25 feet and depth OF about
100 feet 10 an alley.
TrRNs Liberal. and announced at sale,
lny q RICHARDSON 4 CO.. Auciioneers.
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G9UBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
an 2S3O. Nh | 3 .5.7Ntd

GRUBBs WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
an 2s.3c.Myl.3,5.7&td
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 TRACT OF LAND. OTTER VIEW" NEAR
SIPPI AND ONO RAILROAD. At PUBLIC
AUCTlON.-Ily virtue OF deed Of trust eNecucd
TO me by Frederick H. Iris ana WIFE da'fd me
clerks Office OF he County Cont OF Bedford Couh-
", IN Deed-BOek WV. page 29S. Will sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1881,
that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND mentioned
in said decd known as - OTTER VIEW on "hicn
Frederick II. Harris now resides containing 400
Thls tract i, one of the best ever offered at public
auction in this county. IL lies Immediately on me
Atlantic. Mississippi and ohio railroa about one
mic from Fores Depot. and Is ten miles from HE
cty or Lvnchburg. II IS situated in of the best
neehbprhoods in The STATE. four miles from . Belle,
we UipIl school" aud " New London Academy"
and within one to three miles Of churches OF me
Episcopal, Presby terian. aud Methodist denomina-
The land Is of Gne quality, well watered and lin
bered, and some thiry-hve or forty acres oi II me
bottom land. The improvements consist nt a .afic
oight-room DIV CLING HOUSE GHANAR1,
BARN, CORN HOUSE, KITCHEN, TObACCO-
BARNS, and all ne;e,'ary ogI,hoS,es' II also has
The tract Is easily Invisible into Two or three
tracts. aud viii be sold thus II desired. 1900
Seeding pos cssiOn given st Of August, 1881, and
full possession Isl OF January. 1882.
TERMS OF SALE: ~ 500, and enough to ray eN-
ponses of sale VIII be required IN csh; ana Tor the
residue credits Will b. sven OF one and two years
for equal instruments thereof, 20 be secured by
bonds OF the purchasers wi good personal seruritv
herring interest from day of sale. Oblieors waving
the beueft of the homestead exemption, aud the
title retained until the whole Of the purchtsemOntN
is paid me land 10 be subject 10 resale al he FISK o
the purchaser for d,fdut In the payment of The pur-
chase money in whole or in pari. These terms INST
be complied with on The day OF sale.
MI. 4. II. HARRIS, who resides on The lana, or me
undersigned. will take pleasure IN showing IL TO any
person desiring TO purchase.
JAMES W. HARRIS
ap27,29,My 1851 1rus!Ce.
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BY W. GOddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
L FRAMED HOUSE AND Cot ~ HtNRlCO
COUNTY. on The WESTERN SUBURBS, On
THE EAST LINE OF TEMPLE BETw FEN
'ARY AND BEVERLY STREkTS.-By virue 81
q irust-dced dated 2cth Of June, $40, from W. j.
Flanagan, duly recorded. ftfaut having 'een made
IN the payment OF S257 80, parl Of the debt
thereby secured and at the request ~ The bench
ciary, | will sell, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1851,
NJ ) O'Clock T.. Va. the above-descrbed property.
The Lot Is &c by s3 iept to alley ID feet wide.
The DWELLING has two rooms and there are a
wood and cO.lh0u e. well OF water, Sc.
TERMS: The deed authOriZes a cash sale as 10 the
,ebt aud expenses OF sale, &c , but It j. expected
eas Ter Terms will be made knowu NJ the sale
\. %. APPkRSON, Trustee.
J.L.APPERSON, Salesman. my
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BY W. GOddin
Real Estate Auc,loneer.
corner Eleventh ard Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL FSTATEON THE SOUTHWEST SIDE
or water STREET NEAR To- He WHAkNts
OF THE old DOMINION sTt tMSHiP COM
PANY ADJOINING THE SIIIP-LOCkS.-By var
tue OF a deed of trust bearing date I'm January
1852 from CO'Onel II. e. Cabell and wife - the ui,
dersgned trustees. duly RECORDED IN klcOmonn
Chancery COurt, and In accordance with Tue terms
OF q decree of The thaHcrrg Court OF tnt cl'] Oh
Richmond entered on h. 10Th April, ISIS . ~ ne
case of Cox's executor RS tans H. &c. we SHAH oner
for safe at pubic auction, on M premise, On
FRIDAY, MAY l3, 1851.
NJ II O'Clock ~. ar fair If not. on DE fcst fair
dty thcreaf err me following REAL ESTATE, lo-
Gated as above. and partiru frlv dr-cfib'G In the
plat of survey recently IN d. 10y j =. Pea af, SUE
veyOr, and flrd with The pIps r. of faid cu>e-NZ
LOT {. fronting 50 pei on WAFER street running
beck on is west line 1870 feet, aud on - cast line
1877 feet To bank ~ TIE ship lock: and LOT ID,
fronting on Wd'tr street Oh iect running back on
III western line 1873 Icet 10 The shiD.lDck and fhe
avcnue [, Dock. amt ffOunng thereon about 100
feet; u encc - Wharf street norhwarly 90 icet :;
thence along the ,Ou'h line o. hatf tr'rt westerly
40 feet: thence along H,,t' Tn side Ol hat street
northw1rdy liO icrl % Wapi street.
TERMS: Onr fourth cash. balance al SIX Twelve,
aud eighteen months. iOr rteOihhc notes. IN crest
added, and fIilc retained al all OF he purchase
money Is fuly paid AMI conyt vance ordered by
The Court.
The foregoing real estate is Justly regarded a. Of
great value. by reason of f- location Win the nOck
The York River faiIrDad Gepot, HE wharVes oi ne
stfam hin COMPANY, aud Of ihe carly completion OF
The ALE ghany railroad.
JOHN HOWARD,
ALEXANDER II SANDS.
fIrtf. = a i-NI
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a. o'clock T. NJ, the PROPERLY described IN
said deed a. fronting 46 ~ on the north side Of
Ncuable s'reei, aud running back l6f 9 II feet.
and IL partly In the county OF lfeurco and uarty in
the city Of Richmond. with the imuroycm MS
thereon. The DWELLING contains Elk or eight
rooms
TERMS: I'm lieu Of cash. which the deed author
IL =. he creditors consent To- accept one fourth IN
81 h. ana ihe balance at fOur. eight. and twelve
months. with interest. secured ny tru-j-dce.i
my 3 j. L. APPtR>ON. Trustee.
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JOHN HOWARD,
ALEXANDER III SANDS.
my3 TRUSTEES ana Commissioners.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND
1 PFRSONALTY ~ AMELIA COUNIY.-By
virtue OF Il deed OF tru-t caied May %. 1874. anu
duiN recorded M the clerks ofhce % Ame - county,
a. a. The r,Quesf Of Tie hOdr Of the notes therein
erurrd the unGafsignei iru,ee Will Of! icr sale
at pubic auction, al ~ O'Clock VI.
TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1851.
at Mtitoax depot. on the Richmond and DanVi le
railroad. the following property conveyed In SAID
depc--O wit: ONE MULE and al thar certain
TRACT or LAND lyln2 Ia the county OF Amrlla'
MN Dennis Mr. l.. f.. Harv;e, sc, containing $50
ACRES. more or less. Tins tItct lies about Two
mi'e, from ChUa de a0t, on the Richmond aud Dam
willie railroad: Is well w.teTed IA sOJd nelgnbor-
hOCd and CONVENIENT 20 churches OF several dcn0ml-
nations.
TERMS: Cash as 20 The mule; a 10 the land, one
fourth casa. and the residue in three equal lns'al-
men :, payable in siN twelve. and eighteen months
from day Of sale with interest ADDED, The purchaser
10 give his negottI0e notes for The deferred pay
mens, secured by decd OF trust on III snd.
my H. MEADE. Trustee.
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by Furlran Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0l0 Main street.

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER. SITUATFD ON
FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN HULL
AND BAINBRIDGE SIREET>.-By request of
the owner, shall sell, without limit reserve, on
MONDAY, MAY 9TH,
on the premises, at $3.50 O'Clock Z. NJ, the above
de. crbed property The lot fronts thirty iee. and
runs back one hunjred feet, and the premises are
rented
TERMS: Easy and al sale.
FURMAN UPPER,
nv AuctOnepr.
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by ". Goddln. Aucnoneer.

BY ". GOddn. AnciiOneer.
MISSIONER'S SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE Lot. AND SMALL BRlC X TENEMENT
THEREON, Al THE MORT INVEST CORNER
OF LEIGH AND TtNIH SIRtt1S-As receiver
aud commissioner OF the Richmond thaHCtry
Court In Atkin.On rS. Atkinson AND ais shall. IN
obedience 10 decree made IN SAIL IA. on The 7th
OF April, 1891. offer for sale at rublc auction, on
the premises, ON
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1881.
at O'Clock T. NJ, that very beautiful property To-
Gated a. above, having front of 40 feet on the
north side Of Leigh street. aud running back be-
tween parallel lines so feet 20 an alley Ten feet
wide fhe LOT has upon IL a SMALL BRlCh
TENEMENT.
TERMS or SALE: one fourth cash balance at
six, Twelve and eighteen month, win interest
from day Of sale. purchaser giyIrg negotiable Dotes
Tor credit u,ialments. aud tile retained until con-
yeyance l. directed by The todrf.
ALEXANDER H. SANDS,
my Receiver aud Commissioner.
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. AuctioneerS.

BY Grubbs 4 williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank.
/ ARGE AND DESIRABLE FRAME
~ DWELLING ON The NORTHEAST COR
NER OF CLAY AND INVENTIVE DURTH
SIREETs, AND VACANT LOT ADJOINING,
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-We will sell az auc.
tiOn, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY THE llTu OF MAY,
AT O'Clock l.. NJ, the LARGE AND CONF ORTA-
BILE FRAME DWELLING situated as above de-
scflDed, owned and formerly occupied by Mr.. John
T. Pearson, containing seven rooms besides closets
ana storerooms. There are on the premises a
kltchen with three rooms. a stable and carriage
house, and we'll Of good water and the whole pre-
niises are In good order. The LOl fronts about 40
feet, and runs back To an alley.
immediately after the SAFE OF the dwelling we will
sell The VACANT LOT adjcining the said DWELL
ing, fronting about SO feet aud running back TO an
alley. W.
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
my D AucflOneers.
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By Grubbs 4 Wilkins,

Real Estate Agents and Aucli0nfers,
Eleventh street between Nam and Bank.
AUCTION SALE OF A
i BRICK DWELLING AND LOT o. THE
NORTH LINE or VENABLt BfIW WIEN ROSE
AND PINK STREETS by virtue Of trusted, Ell
from Martha V. CTump. dated 20th December,
1879, recorded in Richmond ChWcery Court, In
Deed Book llj 4, page 400. default having been
made In The payment Of the Gcnt thereby secured,
ana being TN rctD required by Ire holders of he
notes theren descrbtd. VIII eel. The DR. mlses,
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Nv Gruobs & Wilkins,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM
KNOWN As" SiIARON.nLYfNG ONTIlE WEST
HAM ROAD TWO MILES FROM RICHMOND,
Al AUCIION.-In execution of decree Of the
Chancrry Court OF Richmond, eutered Oh tie 9th
day of November. 1850, In the case OF lIOyer &
Ludwig rs. ching. &c, the undersigned. spec
cal cobm sSiOners thereby appointed viii sell by
auc ion, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY l3. 1881,
at O'Clock =. Me- the farm above referred to- for
merry owned by JOhB iendeuing and for several
years past occupied by Mr.. X. +. SoOps. II lies on
The north side OF The Wesiham road, adjNns on the
west the farm recently purchased 10y Mr.. A. W.
Career, and contains l0l acres more or less. the
est degree of Improvement while some is grey land
ments ne dwelling with eight looms, kiich,n with
somewhat oui OF order. In times past this has been
regarded a. one Of The most attractive and desirable
farms In The vicinity Of the city and IN proper band
IL could be easily r. stored 10 It's former fine cOndi
ton. The location Is In the direct line Of the CROWN
grca' decrease In value rs the city approaches IT,
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six. twelve,
and ghtfe en- months Tor negotiable notes. with In
lerest added, aud tile 10 be retained by The Court
until! fu.l payment Is made.
A. l.. BOULWARE,
W. i, LEAKF,
JOHN A. MEREDITH.
C0mmi sioners.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS Auctioncers an 26
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POSTPONEsiENT

POSTPONED on account of the weather e. MON
DAY. 9h OF MAY, AT 2 O'Clock NJ, al the Office Of
GrnODs Williams, No.. 1 Eleventh street.
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
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WANTS.

w ANTED. \ SECONpHA AND LAW n
w MOWER Of wide gage and in good order.
Apply To OhCbbo a "ihhiA"''
my
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barns, or agricultural implements, or tap
railroads, Or courts and taxes, and dirt
roads, and butter and cheese. and what
ever else you want; for, to tell the truth,
we can't see how yOu can pay for all these
things with 30 per cent, of your whole
gross. income, and that is all YOU have
left after paying 20 per cent. for grain and
meat.
Til truth of the matter is large por-
ton OF the people do without many of tn.
things enumerated. Numbers live with
their noses eternally stuck to the grind
stone Of poverty. Their houses are in
need OF repairs, their fences dilapiiatcd.
their pockets minns ready cash. and con.
slant demand by the grain and pork
markets of the West for what little means
they can scrape together to keep body and
soul united. Mayhaps they may learn
wisdom by a little more hard experience.
or be taught some lessons in political
economy when an enterprising, self-sup.
porting agricultural population fill up the
idle lands and waste places. The present
year will bea hard one Oh large number
ofthc farmers, and its experience may in
fuse new plans into their minds as to their
future methods Of cultivating the soil.
Theory and talk are poor weapons in com
parison to the hard blows taught by facts,
and in this case facts are very apt to su-
percede fancies. We are willing to abide
the results without further comments.
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!. The Mexican Republic now proposes to
enter into treaties Of commerciafnature.
This is the first practical step that has been
taken toward the international recognition
Of the Republic since the fall Of the Em-
peror Maximilian. Our. Mexican friends
will find every disposition on the part Of
other nations to promote cordial CONNER
cial and political relations with the gov
ernment Of the Rephblic. There is NO
douGt that the influence Of treaties c0li-
ceivediin generous and liberal spirit be-
tween Mexico and the great commercial
Powers will rebound to the material i'd
vantage of the country. We trust that IN
any question commercial treaty between
the United States and Mexico the question
Of reciprocity will be kept promptly in
mind. It would be wise, considering the
movement of railroads and national i'm.
provements toward Mexico, to hsvea COM
Inereial treaty on the basis Of the German
Zollvereiu. 1t would be to the advantage
Of Mexico and = great deal to our advan.
tage tive could agree upon some common
trade system. 1t is possible that the Eu'
ropean nations would object to q specia
treaty between Mexico and the United
States and insist upon the "favored ma
ton" clause. But We have carried the
point Of reciprocal treaties with the Sand
wich Islands, and there IL no reason VIII!
we should surrender it at the command o
European nations in dealing with Mexico
There is every reason why recipr0cit.
should govern the commercial relation
between the United States and the cthe
n. tions on the American continent.--N. Y
Herald. 4t ~