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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-22
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w TDLER hv a man OF long experience in
the business | DO engage to make fifteen 10 SIN
teen quarts of whisky per bu'Ae! OF grain, or,
Thoua, j. Eoots system of disabling, and VIII
learn the same to any man who wishes To know
ti>ijllin. in ful, maj King yea-t, &c Have no oo-
.ctio to auv part If the State. address y. H.,
through Arnold. Fiske &Co., coppeTs'"ihs, CRY
street, or 4 note to this ONCE. &C wv"
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'"'1 FREDERICK BRAUER, Trustee
BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, AuotoneeH
and Real Estate Agents.

V1RU STEE'S SALE OF 406 40
l ACRES OF VALUABLE TlMBERBD LAND
IN UgNKICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND BETWEEN THE DEEP
BUN ROAD ANDTHE THREE CHOPPED Road
As trustees in certain deed OF trust made oy b.
w Green and Julia a. , his vile. dated 18th sep
tsmber 1870, duly recorded In Henrico county
Court we shall, IN execution thereof, at the re-
quest Of the beuefcidres In the said deed, pro-
coed TO sell at public auction the premines, on
FRIDAY October IL, 1857, At /. o'clock ~, TAR,
If not the hr-t fair day thereafter, that valuable
TRACT OF LAND located as above. containing
400 1. 10 ACRES, according 10 recent survey. me
said land is heavily covered with superior wood
and timber, and by reason thereof Is regarded OF
pee uliar value. !,
TERMS: Enough IN cash to defray expenses Of
sale and 10 pay off and discharge All OF the notes
referred 10 in saii deed which have matured,
Amounting 10 -. 233 II and AS 20 any surplus
which may arise from raid sale on such terms ns
the said reen may prescribe and direct; or on MS
fai IRE TO give any directions, then on such terms
~ the said trustees may announce al tue tlme Oh
sale. -
Az the said land ad Ioins the land OF MI John
w Alley persons attending the sale Will please
meet the trustees at the residence 81 SAID Alsy.
and accompany them and the auctoneer 10 the
spot on the premises selected Tor the sale 70 come
off
The taxes for this year to be paid by the pur-
chaser. RuBEEI ,. roLC ahD' Trustees.
80 IL JOHN b. YUM.
The foregoing sale Is uuayoidably postponed
until MONDAY 18th October, 1857. At the same
bonr. Ioc lOl TRUSTEES.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auctioneers
and Resi- Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES sA lie OF A SMALL
i FARM OF FORTY ACES IN HENRlCQ,
TWO MILES NORTH OF 'GiIMOND. BETWEEN
THE RICHMOH AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILROAD AND DEEP RON TURNPIkE.-By
virtue of 4 deed Of trust bearing date 18th Septem-
bsr 1868, duly recorded in henrico County Court,
in deed bookNo. 50, page 1862, shall, IN execution
thereof, proceed to sell at publc auction on the
premises on WEDNESDAY,, the Both October,
1867, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, If fair; Il not the first
fair day thereafter, the desirable little farm To-
Gated as above, adjoining the lands OF Messrs.
Thomas Johnston, the estate Of Dr. John +. Sim
ton, A. BarrA,ta. and Others, and now occupied by
Mrs. Gentry. The land for the most part, Is in
fine ORDER and admirably we'll adapted for a
garden or dairy farm. on It Is an excellent new
dwelling and the usual out buildings, including
large barn, stable, &c. and a welt OF fine water
In the yard. There i an excellent young orchard
OF almost every variety Of fruit such Is peaches,
apples, pears, cherries, Strawberries, cutrahts.
grapes, &c. -.
81 OtO until 18th September, 's6s and The like sum
on the same day Of The three following years.
with interest from tina 18th september, 1887, until
paid and as to the r,sidus thereof. on such terms
rs shall b. announced AT the hour OF sals.
oc Is W. GODDlH, Trustee.
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AUCTION Sales.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
BY G. B. Tarbrough.
Agent, Auctioneer, and Commission Merchant,
No. east Broad street. near Brook avenue.
r WILL SELL AT My STORE TO-
J. DAY at 10 O'clock an assorlment OF
FURNITURE,
DIZZY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES.
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
SUGAR,
COFFEE.
CANDLES
BRoOMS.
BUCKETS,
MATCHES,
PLACEING,
WATCHES, &c.
ALSO,
1000 pounds BACON-Sides and Shoulders-of
the very best quality
Consignmsrts received up to hour Of sale:
C. b. YARBRnUGH,
oc 27-1t Agent for w. J. Rose.
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BY James M. Taylor i Son, Auctionesrs,
Once No. s21 Main street. three doors below tn o
spotswood Hotel.

SALE OF A HOUSE,
L WITH SIX ACRES OF LAND, NEAR UNION
HILL. AT AUCTION Will be sold on MONDAY
the 2sth day of October, on the premises, 1T !!
o'clock P. NJ, a desirable TW0-STOKI FRAMED
HOUSE, with SIX sCkES OF LAND, now in the
occupancy OF Mr.. Conrad Fetig, we'll adapted for
gardening or for raising fruit 4 convenient dis
lance from the city, with thu usual out buildings
all In good order. 1t il within one quarter OF
mile Of the present corporate limits. adjoining the
Ia DIS OF Mr.. P-yton job nston and others.
TERMS Ons-third cash: balance on credit OF
four and eight months tor negotiable notes, inte-
rest added, and secured by deed OF trust.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR Trustee
Ssas to be conducted by JAMES N. TAYLOR & s"S,
Auctioneers. oc -
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By Bowman & Stroock, Auctioncers,
IL Fourteenth street. between Main and Car

Bv Bowman 4 StTOock, AuctlonceFS,
No IL Fourteenth street. between Main and Cary
r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.-Wc
4 will of.r for sale, ut our suction ro 7ms. on
THURSDAY tho 2ith instant. ut 10 o'clock iarS"
assortment OF DOMESTIC DRY GO"DS, &c, com
pri-ing ~ is Blaachci and Brown shsetlng
and Shirtiag, Prints Pads, Checks, sil"'as.
Innings, inen Towels, Sapk!ns, &c. Black
Cloth, Beaver, Cashmere, satnst. Wooden Shirts,
Whit. Linen Bosom shirts. Marine shirts ana
Drawers, Ladies and Gents Hosiery Gloves,
Neck.ties Suspsnders, White and C"lored Hand.
karchiafs Wooden Hoods. Shawls Enbias, Scaris,
IIoopskir,s, Umbrellas, white and Col orod blank-
e's and many more desirable 80 DIS adapted 10 me
season. o
500 cases Mems. Womsn's, Boys fonlhs', and
Childrert's Boots and Shoes,
3 600 pairs Army Brogans, and a line OF
500 dozen Black and Fancy Wool and Fur HAS
These goods are ali fresh and arriving daily,
and tho attention Of the trade Is called TO tho
above NJ the goods will be sold without reserve
TERMS or SALE: All sums under 500, cash :.
under 1900 sixty days over that amount, ninety
DAYS credit, with approved city endorsement.
4 fine LUNCH on day OF sale
ocls BOWMAN & STROoCK, Ancionecrs.
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AUCTION safes.
r ~ - - p - y
FUTURE DAY.
ByT. w. Omohundro i Co..

Auctionsers and Commission Merchants,
No. 2o7 Broad street, between Second ana nlfu'
an WEDNESDAY the sd, ut ~
~ o'clock wa will sell at our store an ass .,H
rnsnt OF FURslTURE, STOVES. BsDDlNu. %"
ward robs. and Cabinets Safes and Tables, Bad
sts.ds and Redd,ng Carpets and Chairs. Cooling
and other Stoves, one bsrrel OF CAKES, ana no
lasses. Also. many useful articles 10 houseKeep-
ers too numerous TO mention
OMOHUNDRO h CO..
oc o22tt Auctionsers.
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-ReGL ESt0te ADeRcjeS.

.
u OBERr II. MAURY, JR.,
~ REAL ESTATE AGENT AED AUCTIOEEER,
Office IN fear OF the banking house OF Il. H..
Marry Il Co.,
oc I7-2ws no. lOll MAIN STREET.
GtABELL IL WATKINS, lib Main
~ street, Lancaster Building, Richmond, Va
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AHCTlpEERkS,
having especial facilities with northern and Vir-
gina pnrchasers, solicit slgnments Of kinds
of REAL ESTATE, in the city and state, for sale,
exchange, lease, or purchase, privately and al
auction on the most liberal terms.
Z. CARRlEGTON CABELL,
an l0-3m J. b. WATKINS.
A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
N LANDS have formed business connsc.
ton with Messrs. Murphey Troutman, Real Es-
tate Agents and Brokers. Philadelphia who have
applications for the purchase OF large number OF
farms and other real property In Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid by
Psnnsylvanians desiring to remove to TIL State.
On application, In person or by mail will with
pleasure furnish any one having land foc sale spe.
eiEc information on the subject.
J. D. IMBODEN, Attorney st Law,
I'D 7o-ts Richmond. Va.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auc!!oneers
and Real Estate Agents.

SALE OF HOUSE AND
| LOT IN DUVAL'S ADDITION, NEAR TO
THE AIMS HOUSE.-By virtue of a deed of trust
executed to the subscriber by John A. Wi,teI, da-
led 18th June, 1868, duly recorded In Henr!co
Comfy Conrt | shalt in execution thereof. pro-
I'D To- sail At public auction, on the preml-es on
TUESDAY the 20th October, 1867, at O'Clock r
If fair ii not the next lair day Thereafter, me
the re.idsncs Of Mr. Emanuel Eebman. The lot
has front of IA feet and depth OF 23o feet, on
which stands d framed tenement, occupied ny
John Grimm also, stable slaughter house. &c.
TERMS Enough in cash To dsfray expenses oil
saIe and 10 paw of a bond Of $500. with Interest
from 10TH Jun. 1855 until paid and 10 the re-
sidus upOn such terms al shall be announced at
the hour Of sale. - - - -
or
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NOR NORFOLK, POKTSAOI ~
Il AND LASDlSGs on THEs""I
JAMES RIVER Tho fast ard sis- ce1.z tyzs.z
CANT steamer JOH1 sYLVEsFkh -2.s-@-A-sA
CAPITALS z. g. GiyYokD r.,r.l
Isayes Ter wharf q, Rocket. FOR A1o' @SIy1-Sl
places or MONDAY. wEDA EsDAT. AhI -
It q 30 O'clock s. NJ, ana Return g!
tT pnsssySG SsS S srr,r, =, NORFOLK N ,!'
coanse, with steamers for HALr4N""H
POINTS NORTH. u.ryvsgraJ
TEAM Leaves CITY POINT loi - BIZ
on arrival OF hTE MEX.
Fare 10 Norfolk, 50
received At all hours for SnSLoH -, - - BAT,
md al LANDINGS on JAMES KY :" -
sonable rates. -, - -, Maid
Frs!ghl for way landings must 90 p:o Ir.,l y
I.,,srs eutrusted 70 wiser o: sleAI4''
.rcTo.a5 In = cover pc! stamped sI,'lo.<
APP" Once Steamer wGs''.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. }

VIRGINIA CErTRhL RAILROAD
Y on and after OCTOBER i-r ;ha MAI IT,.
will he ron bet-sen Richmond and ~tzrnfo.
daily, except on sunday. sEd on -uud4y hetr.sn
the Mail Train Will lsav. Tor Gown .son on MN"
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and 20.
turn alternate days.
Leave Richmond ......................,.-is
Leave Stanton for Covington. ........3..s
Leave Covington. .........................3.i0
Leave stanton for Richmond. A.
Freight Trains daily iexcsp: Sunday lssTE
Richmond at : i. u and 4. ".
THROUGH TICKETS .old TO all prov,,.-.
points North and south, and TO Lynchb1ry, Lex.
mnent points in the Wet.
At Covington, JAMES J. A. TROTTgR ( ggo.
TIERS STAGE LINE connects with the Mai
nawha. Time from Richmond or Eillmor. n
Charleston, two and halt days
Al Staun,on and Goshen, HARNAT L CO.'S
STAGE hi Is connect with Mall Train Cor Ls,'
ington daily tsxcept sunday-]. AID pa..en..t,
20 through from Richmond or Baltimore .aIas
the Passenger Car heretofore s,.cAe, -
Freis Trains will be discontinued
II. D WHITCCNB,
oc General superintendent.
RICHMOND AID Ps12asBCsG EaiLxo,D
RICHMOND, VA, AG.u.t y, 1881
TRAINS ON THIS Road LEAVE
i the Depot, OF Eighth and Byrd street,
BXPREsS TRAIN daily Except Mondays at,
A. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily atl:29P. ~
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex
cept sundays ri E! 80 i. ".
The "A. NJ. Train connects closely with train.
a. far south as Augusta, Ga, and 1t Pster.bEr,
with trains ofthe sCuth-tde railway.
The leo p. NJ. Train makes clo-s and sure con-
nec!ions with trains for all points south 4, ar "A
New orleans, and at Petersburg with ,r.ta, for
Norfolk Va.
Trains Leave Petersburg for Richmond an! all
points north and west.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATES daily TX.
cept sunday At I.30 NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily ats:3O AN
THROUGH NAIL daily except sunday a. rs
p. II.
Passengers for Glover HUI will leave Richmond
every WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY att 4 II and
connect AT Chester with 4 train for that poiu:
Returning. will leave Clover H;ll At 1850 T. n
Fare TO Norfolk. II! Baggage checked rhrog.h.
L. II. GILL,
see Engineer and Superintendent.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YoxR RIVER

RIcHMoED, August 81, l,57. }
NEW LINE To BALTIMORE AND
~ NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND AID YORK
RIVER RAILROAD.-Ths road is now open ~
freight and passengers for Baltmor. and Norfolk.
Passengers for Baltimore leave The Richmond
and York River Railroad depot every III h>utT
and FRIDAY At O'Clock A. VI reaching Bt,u.
more TO early breakfast next morning Returning
they leave Baltimore avery WEDNESDAY, All
SATURDAY ~ o'clock L. ~, reaching klch.
Freight for Baltimore received every day Sun
days exceptet) at the Richmond aud Yora Ktv-r
Railroad depot.
Passengers tor Norfolk aud in,ermadlt ta f.ad.
lngs Leave thu Kichwurd and York hIysr ktt.
road depot every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY att o'clock \. NJ.
Freight for Norfolk ana intermediate landings
On THURSDAYs and SUNDAYS the train. viii
leave the White House on the arrival Of the Ba.H'
more boat.
Rates as low as by any other ltns.
Fer further Information, apply to
WILLIAM =. bGos, agent Richmond
and York River Railroad Company.
A. NEEDHAM & SONS, Agents, Baltimore.
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
W NoRTH, EAST, AID VEST, pfA Tua
RICHMOND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, A&O Porg.
MAC RAILROAD, CAkRTiHu TIRE UHlT5D
STATS NIL TwiEE 9fFG I nS ~
ALL TRAiSS.-Tho THbOUGH TRAILS on ~
road are now run from ths sonthera terminus 81
the Connection railroad, corner bYHD AND bioHIs
STREETS, a. tollowb: , 49,
The DAY THROUGH MIL TEAM leaves Hiet'
mond daily ~ lilo A. Nj, arryiuE ~ " 4ruli..'
ton at SIS p. NJ. connecting "i.h The "tfIy 81,
ternoon cypress trains for ths North, bart, al
West.
The NIGRT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with 80.
CANT cars supplied with tho new patsntt,"-,'.
chairs attached. laaras KichmCnd daily ~ fDr.
M, Sundays eXceptod) arriving IN Ma"h'rsi'a
at SIS A. a., connecting with The cary mora
Ing trains for IN. North, Ggst, Sad WvSt.
NO EXTRA CHARGE Tor Sleeping cnairs.
The ACCOMMODATlOr TkhIN, with local a.
pre-s PACKAGE. lcavos Richmond taiig tsa.daJ,
exceptad) from the depot, Currar oi Broad uc
Eighth streets, IT 7. ~, arriving In ffeis'
ricksburg AZ 7.IOP. III.
THROUGH TICKETS and THHOrGH Bht'
GAGE Greeks 10 alexandra. Washington,
Baltimore, Phtiadelpnia, New York, Boston, s"d
all the principal cities In tho West
For furtt ar information and through Nek+t' ap,
ply ut the Office OF tha company, corner broad ana
Eighth streets, nhockoe HilI nnd ut the tictr!
ortce, corner Eyrd end Eighth streets,
j. y GENTRY,
General Ticket agent
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent ap3
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PHILADELPHIA AND RICH NOND
HsE sE4 4tn;f Fp! 4,SE1 1Ps, T. ~
steamers NORFOLK. ALEX n rrs5.ts--hs-E
DRIA, and CLAYhoHT will leave sss.S2sSst:S
Pbilaielphia every WEDNESDAY ana Sat w
DAY, and Richmond syerJ AU:DAi and THths
DAY alternately. .h
Freight taken and bills OF lad!ng signed 'hrorsa
for CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, and Nc" On
LEANS. -.
Passage, including meals and st4tsroom, SO
w 7. POTTER. Agent
"a 81 ,. Otics no. 2l?s or the BUck.
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ro,it;rnl Excitement Anxiety aboni tho Re-
>p,t Of tho Election Party Thraldom Coun-
,cr,c,iuc ions against Dis
,rbiu. tho rcacc-tuarc>s Of Negroes from
-, ,,,,try Detection rom the Radicals
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EoR NEW YOEK-OLD DOMINJCS
e STEAMSHIP COMPANY .-Ths SsSo
sDl.ndtd new side W eel stsaEships( -S7,S'sa
hLBEMARLE, sARAToGA, hat NscssrfS1.J3
TEXAS. NIAGARA, and VIRGIN aa4;12k..sszess
leave Now YorI syery TUESDAY, IA k.TrA :,
nd SATURDAY leave Richmond every IIfn'
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
Thsse fps ara on.irely new, ard were bay g.,
prsssly for this ronts. They have splendid '"'1,'
and statsrooms, and the fare, attention. @"- D.
commodatio are unsurpassed.
Goods shi ppsd by this line are tandsi ie.Glsif
At New York on the coDpany's covered p'e''
North river within forty eight hours. -,...,
Insurance effected ~ loves: rates whrh ''a'ins; 80;
Prsights for points beyond ae~ YORK "7
wxrdsd with dispatch end no charge mas 'i''''
actual sxpenses Incurred. . -, -.
The steamers for Gu sr!sston, Savanna -'rN w.
leans and othe southern ports leave ir"i1 'h7 -
Joining pier. All goods for these Y".L'' -'
promptly transferred without exposure.
AGENTS.
r. L. McCRIADY, President. is7 Gfeeh""
'I saat SsH AtfYRRFss CO, Richmond "a;
JOHI II. WEST, City Point ana Pa'sno1't'
tn WEBB Norfolk.
Yor freight or passsge, appiy 10 s,co
corner Main and Eleventh streei', NJ '."'''
ia
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NOR RENT, SALE, OR EXCHANGE
= FOR TOWN PROPERTY, my FAkM OF ~
1rras-two miles on tho MeadowbridGe road,
seven rooms in the dwelling, and many GU
hons.s Land admirable for gardening. rms
aiypftiserrant VIII be inserted on Tuesdays ana
r. PGRrEEFIELD TAYLOR, Arctioneer,
90 !" S%Tr,m No. lii7 Main street.
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WA5s5TEEPps ,c E SSSarlss' BY FK H:s
AhCHEls. TeIms moderate. Apply at oOS frank
lin street.
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IN STORE AND FOB SALE,
1 $50 bushels choice BARLEY MALT,
50 bushels choice Ky J; MALT,
Half bale new HOPS,
500 bushels OATS,
200 bales prime II y.
IS barrels pure RYE FLOUF,
10 small ksxs GLAnE'S BUTTER,
Is barrels + MlbI ROE HEHRl NGS,
IS half carres AMlLI kuE liEkKlNGS.
Constq ntIy on hand an assortment OF NJ! Lii ED
ord VI EsH MEAL l.. POWERS
Oc Is 1910 Main street. near old Market.
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miss Lizzie IL. archer studied both French and
music in nov school few years ago and u gives
mo ni,asuT TO state that she is fully qualified TO
T. cn both successfully. Since that time she has
been employed IN teaching, and ha. proved n ell
ciert energetic and successful insfructress |
know Of no young lady whom | could more nm
h. sita.inglv recommend, both as lady ana
teacher, than Miss Lizzi- NJ. Archer
..HTRFRT Z. LEFEBvRB
ne oo-otaBlmk VI ntgOm- ry, Ala.
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Palace for the purpose Of raising funds 70 repair Tho
havoc made by the LATE disastrous nre An idea b
formed Of the magnitude this concert by orchss-
ira alone which will number two thousand under the
direction Of Costa Mmes Patti TitIens Vida Rudsrs-
dorf sherrington and Dolby, and Sims Reeves Mario,
Naudn Grazani and Sauey the principal singers.
The concert takes place on June g.
Herr Eduard Remeney has played twice at the sum-
mer Palace, in Constantinople Immediately after his
first performance the Sultan bestowed upon him the
Medjide veder It Is said that he survived the NV.
Mr.. Charles Reads brought out . dramalization Of
Tennysons beautiful poem Dora, at the Adeiph Lon
don which has proved quite success
Mr. LOUIS sele brought out some OF his compositions
at a concert in Brooklyn few days since. His mass,
vespers and songs Of popular Ineligible character
and possess good deal OF merit.
Ole Bull is in Paris
Hooley's company Of minstrcls from Brooklyn, June
49, entertained the patients at the New YORK City
Lunatic Asylum with gratuous concert Of vocal and
instrumental music. The audience, which Was esti-
mated to number seven eight hundred, highly ap-
preca,ed and relshed the entertainment The concers
was OF high merit in ITSELF and rendered douoly
pleasing by the hearty good will with which il was VOL
unteered and given by the troupe
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lars. the fee charged being ten cents when
the amount does not exceed twenty dollars,
end twenty-five cents for all sums between twenty
aud nny dollars. In sending these orders
BY mail the remtter should not sign his full name 70
the etter-so that in it falls into improper hands
by mistake or otherwise, the money cannot DO coected
by any unauthorized person, the name OF the RENTER
not beng mentioned in the order, and the person pre-
sentng II being always required 10 give that name
before payment is made Tho postmaster atthe paying
once u notified OF the necessary particulars by letter
OF advice sent from tho issuing office of the same date
as the money order. In case Of the loss oil .
money order, duplicate is furnished by the Depart
ment without further charge. There are already IN
operation $50 money order Offices and 400 more VIII Dc
added during the month of July next This system
was commenced in this country November !, 1864 and
though the business under 1t has rapidly increased since
that time 1t believed that the public have not yet
awaited themselves OF its advantages to such an extent
as they would IL the knowledge Of its existence and
operation generally diffnsed
For the purpose OF RENTING money TO points where
money order Post Offices not yet established and Tor
sending important legal and other documents tho new
system OF letter registration admirably adapted, while
the money order plan furnishes absolute security for the
remittance of small With these two systems in
operation tho loss Of money letters hereafter will De
mainly due to the heedlessness OF those who neglect 10
avail themselves OF the other of them.
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INTERNATIONAL SCOTTISH GAMES.

The New York Caledonian Club encouraged by their
in the meetings held during several years past
and by the Interest manifested by the public in their
sports have conceived the idea Of grand series OF in.
ternaIonal Ssmes Contestants for the prizes, which
amount 10 between $500 and 5000 have been invited
from al Caledonan Clubs OF the United States, the
Canadas and England and glorious time Is anticipated
The programme OF the occasion he trial will take place
the 27th Of June will consist OF the usual feas Of
leaping, running, jamping. dancing, etc, which marx
the festivities OF the New York Caedon. ans on each
successive year At Jones' Wood. which has also boon
selected the ground fo the coming trial The sports
Of tho day will be- opened by old fashioned scotch
reel after which the circle ~i DO cleared and the gsncs
commence ~ o'clock A. ~
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COLLISION ON THE EAST RIVER.

Between four and i've o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the old rryboat Nebraska belonging TO The New York
and Brooklyn Ferry Company, while attempting to
enter the dock, foot OF Grand street, T. D. colIked
with tho Prussan brig Courier and sustained damage TO
the amount Of $3.50 The bowsprt Of the brig was pro.
truded through the gentlemcns cabin and consider
able aperture made but none OF tho passengers were
injured, although they exhibited good deal OF alarm
The brig sustained little injury. The Nebraska Is
famous for her daring feats the East rver and has
afforded items for the press thsn all the boats on
tl.a Ioa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-23
SERIOUS FIRE AND LOSS or LIFE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June % 1867.
About half.psst six O'Clock last evening IRE broke
out the corner Of Lake and Clinton streets and
tended TO nire buildings, which totally consumed.
some twenty other buildings were less injured.
A woman named Rcnnier was burned to death in
deavorng TO save the lives Of others great number
OF families have been rendered homeless The loss In
estimated at about 100000 Of which about $50 900
covered BY ,psurapce