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sold bsgras, CHECKED al the Office No a wss, or on
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
RoApS-on and aher MONDAY. April % lB5l ta' i8i
Albany and Ty connecting with Northern and Western trains vii
E,:s.. '.iT Had;o3 Rive, RAroa TAiT. and
and connecting at Troy With trains for sar1og Rutland BunE
1879 EIprss train Vi. Harlem Railroad Twenty.I'. and
sVrpg rtsseJ &C. ~ AsnT With ws.s r, and ar Troy With
trains for Saratoga Rutland Buriinrton and the North ~,
" EIPre train via Hudson River Railroad connecting at Albany
$3.50 RIPress HudsOu RIVER Railroad connecting at
Albany wh western trains and al IsCJ with trains for Montreal with
as EIprsss Harlem Railroad connecting Chatham
with We.sn airo,d for sanoe spring, I1ishs &C. and Al Al
e BIpre irAin wa Hudson River Rrqsd With sleeping car,
Of AFRO sleeping car eery oay creeping SATURDAYS s4s9ed i,3
rOr will be made at Es Albany This
il m tram via Railroad with sleeping attached
connecting at Albany viii cary trans % baso ana Bragg
Troy with trains ioi sssoa and points NORTH Ih' tram ~
Ss1 tr.n will ne nm via Hudson River Railroad Eew.Yors
10 Ponrhkeepse ard intermediate stations leaving heNiork at
n Returning Poashksepss at 3t arriving Ss"'ioiI
40 Sunday train u, Harlem Railroad leaving
e m and arriving MsroB at Ji0 Returning leave Miller
ton arriving at f0r at yi i vc.P,,ad.p,
NORTHERN X. X. of n. J.-TTans leave
90 s Pu s'io S5n ss me 4o r. bhMATEr
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
its1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1867
COMMBNCING JUNE D. 1851
PASSENGER Station Eep-York TweneVeutE aud Fourth
Entrance VI TweHTssVeGthsS
TRAINS LEAVE EFW.YORK;
Ror New Haven AID Bridgeport 100 800 (EIL LD g l2lS
Oh. 30" ikT.l, dt1 40 and LOO tEtl D. m.
tor huor staiord IArSe Southport and WesiPO 100 lilo
a m. 80. ~ n.
10, Soraal zoo 10 CEr) 400 IOA n l2l5 CELl 400 LL
3gJ 40. Tn 80. 600 (kI.l p.
Tor lsrisu, TO, 800, l.S M. as, ~, 3D. m.
STANFORD 100 800 tkIl 9Oo lJa m l2l5 (ELL 2S 900
Ul..l. O. a. 40 fkHl. -. a9D. 6J1. zoo (ELl D. m.
Grs.aiet sud Intermediate stations 100 800 io N 2l'
AS. 80, 3d. Gu - 49, $50
Tor Bosiou via Springfield, 500 lEL. 800 (Etl aOpn
lol Bostoi lorr Line. y IS Or. 200 p
fo Hartford sBi spnngted 400 tkLL AlS 200 kLh 500
For Connection, Rysr Railroad m. CEI lal5p Mon
Tor HsO Proyasnes aus Pshtn Railroad Cgr) m 1915
Tor Haven HswLondon Stouingoh RASid Al aOo
IZl5 400. AOo D. ~.
Po Canal Railroad i2l5 r. 10 Norb,mpoA
For KrlrnaI tno ~ Jto
Tor Nauzatuck Railroad HO0 H., 800
10 D.rhury Horsalt Rsifoad. 200 800 a ~. 80
CoalOiious Sleeping Cars attached - 80 n tain ,.
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-

And pPoronae reduction 70 All nteuedae points aud 0 "e'
from Buffalo.
Tickets sold and bsggas, CHECKED Office No 1a Wes or on
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HLAD.rlHrEal DI.THICT % THE INDIAN s E'
CtugY QUAErEKHAsrER's OTIiCE Z
FoRr GiBsOS, Z. n, August l5o"'

CHsp QUAKrEKHAsrERs OrItCE {
FoNr GiBsos, Z. n, August, lBo")
TO CONTRACTORS. ,-.,,..s..n.,r,,
Sealed proposals duplicate VII he ree'sl m No. s,
ocock Ssttemte no. 1901 for furnishing TO the ulisu S
zoo bps Of sd neresstAbe Corn, or Its equivalent IN oa' or
Barley. per month. In manner foloNhg. ~ A. ..,Al,
zf0 Ipsbe, M he delivered ~ Fort Anucke G. NJ m9anp
s0 bu.b 40 lie Dc versd arAnds Ranch monthly
s0 Lu.b, 10 he delivered az North Fork Greek ato
Trlf1a 10 all cases spee the hhn $40 jss rrd What
t.qi,-. whether sacks
charge Hssv rIl nsdo for the Paekage and NAY 49,,
or .ny o1srtt required either or all Of the aD"Ne a
Each I'D must be accompanied hy good anu JIM, .
from responsible pGre setting iorth ha -, G f sT
foruAnce of the -, ~ ,..epg any or All bids
4 The Government reserves to i''sh TIC "sH' VI -
rrceTnd 4. ... .or,,oc, vhich NAV n,
Al deliveries 81 grain made under an, 'oL'Ias ~ "
on ,us phd h, ,odor.s for raiAt"g Cora
Dgt, 80 GIr,y' md Addre ssed 20 the undrrss AtA
p,..n "a he mrda Government tn1s wonhF, ~ a. soon
d. Tor tha
are aved fuey requested O. be pre,c he eng
"'1'-'@ NV 81 KIMBALL. CAptaia sud A - NJ u. > A.
Cglsl QusreIE u.s pSuiai +
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-,UPREME COURT. City and County of New

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
= Yora-EDWARD MARSHALL H.NRl DICKINSON. VIII
LIAM HARGRRAYEs ard ISAAC MLSE Plaintiff against THE
NATIONAL BANK OP vICHSbURG, Dei-ndanL-Samnons Tor
B.y demand o. ennmTo the euamei detendsu You are
hereby required - tie complaint 10 tbs acaoa
which VII " tAe Clerk 81 tie CiY and Couny Of
N4vYork the Hall sd CIV and h serve copy 81 yoef
nsrrr complaint he subscriber At Dis once 10 81
ef-pet Ctr within days amer toe service hereof
exclusive dA Of sieh service and you m 10 answer ne sa3
eonpt within aforesaid plaintiffs th acton Th
tste Judgment against tie Of inynre eos aud ny eh
Of Nay. thousand eight hunoof
a1d y.sYsu besides costs Of this sctionsted july H. 1901
K n UNDRRHiLL. PlaiHtirs httornev.
The compn in duly nled IN the oAce o the tet
tn CIV Conry o. Seiork AZ the CIT Hal Ia sd cry On
IA. ,.ft-rfh dAr august 81-nst-d August TO- 1917
Aug5 lEwtS L. H. lNDhi1iiIi4L, FAi-uA > a''o'nv
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CUPRE8iE COURT, City and County Of New
RIA LASBY CATHAREE LAEBr and oheIa pursuance Of ne
yert Of tie aboyreutl Court made u the aooeeltF su"
or III. August 1901 the Referee aPpntei "a sul p "a
Bent vii sell a public auction. She Exchange Saesr0m Ne
IN v New Y6rk CITY 1871 day Of Septembe 1897 at IL
cg noon through r. Lawrsucs Real bsiste Auet onerr-
an ba certain m Of ground situate lying and being he tlth ia
t uov Ward Of the eitg OF Newlork known ana
on chart OF th estate ate the properly o.
[ sa made BY Rvert Bsncker By loo number QUO
trs,r seven hundred and hTs S bounded western IN log
M street nohery lot Bum5er thousand sf'en hhu,s
snd sniI n 1867 late belonging to Denis hcks e.sefy g 20
number one thousand hundred aud segenyeght ,5 oa
10. belonging Bunee ari souther BY lot number one ~.
sap seven and t Tour q S4) containing ~ hssi,u " ~
an. rear each feet and length on each SIDE
And also al certain other lot. piece or Psroe o u
i-ips and IN sah ard Of the CITY o. New t"h Ap
oisnguishd map chart Of The estate s W - 80
BanekeI,
hundred N.7o) eA'teii
I'D number one thouA hundred and sr'ea w.
n fyopt b Suro street norhery by lot nul~f one "ous
syen rnd and ftysryu q $50 ard soutAsry W o LaeL 'hs
40, en- hundred t135 aud all sai ssu s
b tuS And thereon tie SAD Prthlses Oee AHO""
hltus - .nt ;, p,ji. Ies JOHN b. HASKIN Referee
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pATTERAS Gun By MEASURE.

n WINS JAMIE.
Patterns
,<r value, val every lazy y cut AID u e oan
kruss
by mail post ire ny neleiug The proe
or and tie
s arm AIss MINK DEMOEESF, No. 49, Broad~sy lork
between sitting beautiful
from T. a. be form
sm az Niue EpouuA Of FASHIONS, Nos 40
lrsfWsyf
Mas
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Mmblt Wuut,ls.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
M 10 purchase Marble hantes Of the latest designs At very 10"
pr, at GLABkRs Marble WORKS No ia East gheeninsI'
s.sr lrays hAnts put In The country Cut IBIS osL
NJARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superlo
n, appesance durable, half the price of nAea u y
sIKWAgI, ha Goa bsals,s iA. ksirssk IN k6eAk ~
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SUPREME COURT-THEODORE A. DUNN.
> ,nd MARTHA A.. his wife SIMON DUEN and CHARLOTTE
bis nfe In PArionBy virtue Of Aesees OF me Coa
ma A. tb, CITY 81 the 18Th Of August b IA ;hia
rtop viii bed -sed through Mr. saman AHctoneer
4 Merchants SSDOm No III Broadway "a the CITY o.
New York 2 dar Of September 8 II o'clock nooa hs
tng described premises AD that certain Dwelling House anl Les
r9 4, tAs Tbsrth Wsr New iork and known
,aguhel hundred and twenty I'D BRONZE
,tsset Pin Wslt sad cy bounded n0henf
mont Broome toIhe BY ground OF Late o. sae hetho-
~ ra1be ll containing breadth in font aud
txettyGv and eugh each SIDE one hundred et ne h "ns
r.or. o. l.s,-Dstsd New YORK Aug. 10. l8Jl
CHAS. W. SANFORD, At'y. iyr Pl-s No TryonroN
Aug7 law5ts WILLIAM }. AARRIS, Referee, No 81 wallis
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SntrrrlI 2r6snut.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" REVENUE. FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, Stair OF
NEW YORK tcompug the Third Fi sEih and Eighth wards
the City OF New York;. 40 o. Cl-mbers-s.
ANNUAL TAN NOTICE
Notice Is hereby tic annual U.s. - assessed in the
shove Collection DSic for tie bsnnng MAJ l. 1901 has been
ee ed io he Aaeso and that the dui tA1er sud licenses heres
spebe have become due aud TIE undersigned All attend
personally by his depn AZ as Oce 40 81 CLse daily tsnH
days eHst commencing the second day Of August ensuing aud
ending the second day September the receipt said dGnez
axe. &c TIE taxes iuclndd the annual list upon plate
yachs billiard tables paaeiOrt god watches sAs
upon incomes O the 1850 All persAs shall neglect the
b. them respectively sconng the list aforesaid shH the
time specified will liable penalties prescribed
Once hours from a. m. TO IN.
dated hes-lOrk jay 10, lab'. 7 BAILEY. Collector.
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nrntistrp

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
~ surs-te u nitrous OXIDE administer 10 th
manner most approve medical rrpies.ou nothing bit TX
TRACT TEFTh so ey certainly de- WITHOUT PAN-so
lnliitnte
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GUPREME COURT, NEW-YORK.-DAVlU
- ~ TUREURE against THOMAS COSTELLO snd THOMAS g.
CLARKE win and Of Daniel Leo
deceased and oprn Of judgment order Of the aboyy
made sboveented scuOn The 18th day " August 49,
LALFRED r. ACKET ths aeTes named 10 said enI cd.'.
A the
Exchange saesroons III Broadway the City o. NewNOk
the 10Th sfSepembeT l3G7 st y o'clock all the lAnds
aud premises desc ad Judgment order An hss
certain situated the u NsNlor1 bounded aud eoutss.
ing t1e southerT SIDE OF 1Heifs
street laled aud svesy e sr lleAe, est OF ne east
m ie running ,benee easey song TSe strees
werve feet thence parallel with Avenue tund
red westerly ami parallel WITH Twelfth street @er ass
feet noerr ard parallel with Avenue hundred Tees
10 the bFiHhar; d ,at bang known mue %
CRY dated January 1876 b. tLe number sSs
hundred ard three t1J3l. a..
AEI ,esin t 81 lard situated the nortbery side Of
No.ro. street knOTns number i~es
tyseen bounded ami containing a. oo"Si oats-
notherY
m How deceased Zee; sir inches eaery ~
other land said Fgnsn estate ty et and westerly
the esstr alley ty feet but right privilege nteTess
10 said aley u cOnyeysl-Daei Neg.inrt, Aus IT, 1907
ALFRED 7. ACKERI, Referee No , Pinest
M
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4 oNC ISLAND RAILROAD-SUMME AR
4 4 KAyGEMEST Leaves J1mrfs Sip, n !, ';n a. N Nal
Tr7ig fr Gsnpsrt sd stations loa m Nyossrt hL''he
Hem ssd AMI Glen Cove fIrss' nan t'f "frei"rt
M S.,,s Glen Cove Hampstead ud al Na' 'ta'ols y ~ NJ
no r.In CIn Cove sd Wa hlai"D band.l ttcu
Nh. 70 li,erhf Va, stations rass un'srs ROM atS'V
a n r,ilu,ug arrives a Hantcrs Point al ga y. N
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Ottuu St,umtrs.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
II THROUGH LINZ TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CAERYING UNITED FTATES MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave Pier No North River foot Of C'hast 'toeoeI
august 3i-Az0yA Capt Nsu connecting with SACRAMENTO
Capt Csverly - III. ,foD
TANA, Capt sutton , cornvv
sept 2-RSlNG STAR, capt heaiury connecting Win "'A
one hundred pounds baggage allowed free each adult passenger
Eeiiefes aHda attendance nee.
@ touch Aoap1coi those o. l snf 2s connect 81 Psns
NJ, v steamers south Pacific porJs and th or NeHI@ AMe
can, frrs ana: l1seo 1snzsuiio
Departure each With the ne" ses mo HON
psuana 30 Australia and NewLeliand 90 -- c,,..
ge,mor OF sept Will closely with steamer thiA
from san Franc October Yokohama ana honf heag Auu
Yokohsr8 with Costa Rca. for Nagasai snd Snan
For massage al further mornauos appy Al me once "
"e ND'' WV " ~ o. p. T. BABY, Ageut
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CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
y yors-CdARTPS r. LAWRENCE Plaintiff AGAINST THE DOUG
LASS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Defndsls -suhnoIs for
uoarr denanl lCon uCt sef1eL(to the dan.i
Y ara s1muDnd AID required answer the COMPLAINT IN h
sc.,- VIII BE 3 The cace u TIE Clerk Of ihe CITY sa
comfy a. gsTyork Cy Rail in sad City and g serve eo9f
answer said oeupnt The Subscribe ~ Ms Once Va
10 walls CITY oftevi within twenty day amer ae s't
rorg on extensive the da ~ uch service and 700
al said complaint within the are aore tle psuss
this action viii Judgment for TIE SUN - ihe bunc
NJ. ,g IN, doas with Interest 0 the L. la Of hA o., iA'aae
eat hun1t aud sixty seven besides tie coss and disbursements d
tal. acU0u.-DSied. Jni, -. 1917. 1900. - . -. 49,
ALGERSON s. SULLIVAN P.a!ntss attorney.
No. ~ WalsL
tn. complaint the above entitled cs1 fd 10 the oe o. tss
Cr fth Cv and County lo tbs 80 GAY ~ August 1904
Aul, lnr6wS ALGERNON s. SULLIVAN, Plaintiffs Attorney
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Smustnumts.


'NHE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
MUSEUM AND MENAGBfdB 90,
Broadway netssen SDnny and PTncesk
Mr. G. h. FOX,
supported by the
TALENTED PASTOxINB COMPANY.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT "a EVENING At
In the Comic Fairy pantanme Of
MOTGBR GOOSE AND HER GOLDEN EGG.
To be a hour
THE CONTENTS or THB UTICA MUSEUM
GORDON CUNNING. THB bON-SLAlRfS COLLECTION.
PROF. HUrCHINGs LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
A MAMMOTH FAT INFANT
DWARF, CRCASSIAN GIRL. TEN LIVING SEALS
LIVING SNAKds MONKEYS. LEARNED SFAL.
HAPPY "a 1ILl. GRAN ASUhRIA, ets
OVEL 00gO CUR. JSllIkS
Admission, % cents. Children n
p0WERY TIIEATER
- LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON
Last pight Of tie great actress and cl uestgienns
Miss LEO HUDSON
LEO HUDSON nnequsel In the world
First tine IN the Drama
EAGLEEIE.
The regular season StPs =.
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Opposition LINE to CALlFORNiA:
" REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE AND FkElGHE
The entirely New Fast sndF Elegant Ste i,usnin
RtNTIAGO Dk CUBA, CAPT. b HoWe',
si be dispatched By the North American fmshp Compsn On
FRIDAY August from Pier No y North RIVER Loot Of
the PEcnc viii the fayo1e steamer
AMERICA Capt T. Naieuan.
The accommodations these steamers are lu1Asseu " 'oe
saOs, sud the line n run .
THROUGH no San FRANCISCO ~ h4'l 4"ENii NAi"
foI Passage Freight apply 70
y. CAEIINGTOH, Agent, No ~ esft eor "afhs" NJ
VIM. II. WEBB. President No 81 hIchanFt- place.
GTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
- REW-YORK AND AUSTRALIA VIA PANAMA.-Ihe Panama,
Nevyessni and Australian Rovs Mail Company dispatch steamer on
the An Of Panama 20 Wellington ~ snd ,he Aus
Co,res Of the Pacific Nal SteSa
Mn Compsuy leaving NeWYork for AnwsH oou on the lin Of
will be conveyed under
ugh ticket following rates: PROM New York 10 ports New
Ie6a Sydney Melbourne $50 to e Tor hrcasf aud
Ia 243 r secondcGs payable United States gold coin
Special the newly discovered gold region Of hckhka
Arngeneuts completed for issuing through bills Of dns
Freight payable here ,crprC, ,y,rt
For further application 70 h. made to the PACIFIC MAIL
CHARLES W. WEST, Agent,
q Niham-s., New lOrk.
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,rU,v ynpT orJ FITSUING RAILROAD

Anew YORK and FLUSHING kAlLkOAD.-
~ sryupg pnttbGENFNT CONNIE eng JnH~ lab'-l-ays
Hunters Port oOa a.. 10 . m gg. IA - ans
hrnt.-. al Ia n % a. Do tho .lhohgh 20 Hfe"t Nrl
connecting win S,se4 srtasset az i9I, Nsn n IN
al. b. llrNihl 'I-lH
EItra trans leave FlusLIign o. M uiisi ili AZ IN
49,. ''''s '"'' ''"! ~ T. yVIIilkS, ssgsrAsrlsaL
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Al +. NE PERCINAL's, No. 739 Broadway,
~ opposite Atorplaee, INFANTs WARDROBES CIILDRtNS
6'Ip4kS sr1 SUITS SACKS. DRESSES. CAPS, BLANkEIS,
WAISTS APRONS SPENCLRS 6e &c new str 81 sun Boutis
sDylla1e luurr-IsrIlentA Large
Of Initials AOn0gr4mS derrd u
order Tor and beicOs Stamping ad Stamped Goods
NAo'esale AID retail
nRESS TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, LACES,
II EMBRODERlBS HOSlEBl. GLO' rs, SMALL WARES COR
SES SKIRTS FANCY GOODS goods popular prices a.
ELGEES and 81 Brotos Nnsteeathsi ea slle
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IL OfARREL's .
III. GREAT CLEARING OFT SALE OF
CARPETS ASD FlRNl1UHE.

REGARuLRsS or COST or PRICE
erecting extensive Ware
about Of july Ofrr The li -e ~ the
tbs Esrketj c.ng Of Eucsh and American
Sru super lugTaiu Crpt, Lou pieces White and Faucy
Canton MarEs; OitCD.n to p e sile tfov sisces If
Ma &c 100 ~ pa0r btof0oG Oce. and Kitchen Fur
stu-ai u8raui rEcse ed. and be oll
grlss ~ Goois packed sl l free Nos p 20 ard ~
fRry and Ezhth Thirty anb
Az Thrtr-s rtbsts.. newton.
Sa tlc aosnopu eros.tovn the immediate
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guhls.


GRAND HOTEL D'ORIENT,
~ CONSTANTIEOPLH,
TUEki&.
This Hotel situated the best Of Pera close n tbs Bubssses
commanding splendid view Of Constuope the Golden OrH.
Waters, ac.
The attractions oh Hotel worthy the attention Of America and
European Travellers T. LOGOTHETTl
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VVHE THIRD EXHIBITION
NEW INVENTIONS, WORKS OF ART
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS,
Under direction ofthe
MIDDLESEX MECHANICS ASSOClAIIONI
VIII be opened in tie CITY Of LOWELL, sept 10
sp.ou. building with and shAnug viii Be erected con
meeting h Huutnston Jackson. and Mechanics Halls WHICH com
b vii for ample spaoe with all the cony.nenees o Sne OF he
most complete Exhibitions ever held 10 he. ngDl
The Association the Advantage o. this kihoa ,nAA
h. invite and solicit Inventors meeh-s
coHbgts specimens Of thr various
products exposition and premium. .,, N, 4. 1879
H StIyIr ard B0nss Diplomas WI % o~arded
w '"'OA' 0''1' ' n. HOSFORD
Superintendent Of the Exhibition.
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y The steamer THOMAS COZ LIVER res PER foot II Warrns
SUNDAY MORNING % iJl; Ihh fourth st. at 80 landing
t Yo1Errs Uanrs bnbb Frrry, uon Srg sing Hyt.iraw,
Cots Iopnlg Returning leaves hssbush At lD
d r. arHtifg OBJ . o'r'Ora 8. IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sGAUCTl0N GOODS
JUST FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
No. Is MAIN sTRsET,

NO. 10 MAIN sThbkI,
received yesterday a largo lot Of goods bought
Il auction at dreadful sacrifice, and we will give
our customers chance OF buying the following
articles at less than the price before the war
Real Barnsly Linen sheeting, two and half
yards wide, at $3.50;
Real Barnsly Linen sheeting, two and three.
quarter yards wide, at SITS:
Real Barnsly Linen sheeting, three yards wide,
as2:
Real Linen Handkerchiefs at sl.25 per dozen /;
Real Hemstltched Linen Handkerchief at $6
... per dozen, worth 50;
Handsome English Bsrage at 2oc., worth 6oc. /;
Extra Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs at 2oc.,
worth loc.
Huckabsck Towels at $3.50 per dozen, worth
s25o;
Embroidered Linen Collars at 75c. per dozen,
worth 81:
Handsome Embroidered sets Collars and Cufs
at Soc. per set, worth $3.50;
Nainsook Muslin at zoe. per yard, worth 5oc.;
Brillants at 3oc. per yard, worth Soc;
Handsome Ginghams at 35c., worth sOc.;
Handsome stock OF SPRING DRESS GOODS and
many other articles At prices too low TO mention,
for fear Of creating excitement. Come early and
look No trouble to show goods.
LEVY BROTHERS,
apis No. Is Main street.
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c,erk,s Office shall be held % valid as
though the act Of March 10, 1867, had not
The bin was Immediately sent to the Sc
nate, and passed that body. 7
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were read third
time and passed:
A bill to legalize coupon bond issued
on the LIST day of July, 1854, for the sum
Of 81 900;
A bill amending the first section Of an
act Incorporating the Lynchburg Mining
and Manufacturing Company; and
A bill to provide for taking list Of all
persons who were killed, wounded, and
missing while in actual service during the
late war. THE bill requires the commits
sioners Of the revenue at the next taking
of the lists Of taxable property to ascertain
the names of the killed, wounded, and
missing, and return O list of the same to
the Auditor of Public Accounts.
RESOLUTIONS, &C.,
were introduced and referred
By Mr.. LEoNARp.-The resolutions Of the
people of Norfolk in relation to costs in
civil suits.
BY Mr.. PowELL.-I nquiring whether
members of the House are entitled to per
diem during recess.
By Mr.. WooDsoN.-Into the expediency
Of providing for the filling of vacancies in
offices elective by the people which may
occur during the continuance Of military
rule.
By Mr.. MERRITT.-A bill to encourage
immigration and to aid the Virginia I'm
migration Society.
Bills in their early stages were consi-
dered, and several ordered to be engrossed.
The House having gone through the
calendar,
On motion of Mr.. WYATT, adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-16
The Usury Law.

The fate Of bills for the modification Of
tho usury law for several years has been
very singular. They have passed the Sc
nate and have passed the House; but for
tune seems to have been against them
always. When passed, they have been re-
considered and rejected and when de-
feated, the vote has been close enough TO
excite fear amongst their opponents and
hopes amongst their friends. How Il hap
pens that this evenly balanced strength
and these variable results should so per-
sistently occur while tho proposition all
the time fails is matter Of curious in
quiry.
This history Of the proceedings designed
70 modify the usury law--that relic Of Q
pas, age, so contrary to practical common
sense-was strikingly illustrated on Satur-
day and yesterday in the House of Dele
gates. The bill authorizing eight per cent.
interest under contract, which had passed
the Senate, was on Saturday taken up in
the House, and the vote upon the question
of its passage was, as announced by the
Clerk, decided in the negative-34 to "a.
The vote was reconsidered, and the bill
was again, upon its passage, lost by a
ties to 35. In this latter vote one gen.
tleman changed his vote from "aye" to
"no," and another, who had not before
voted, voted aye. The gentleman chang
e ~ oil ,ys ~v,n 20 ha ISfs
a vacancy among the ayes, and this was
filed BY the newcomer. So that had there
really been tie in the first vote, the second
would have shown a majority of one against
the bill; but it was tie, and this might
have shown the error in the first count.
But nobody's attention was called to the
matter, everybody relying implicitly upon
the Clerk, who was quite sick. The error
was discovered after the House adjourned,
and was announced yesterday morning by
the Speaker, who declared that the bill
had passed.
Mr.. EVANS, to give members who ar
rived after the voting of Saturday an OPP
portunity to vote upon the bill, moved its
reconsideration. The members opposed
to the bill were DESTROYS of proceeding at
once to vote upon it, as they felt conside-
rably strengthened by the new arrivals.
The friends desired days delay and o
motion to postpone was lost by a tie. The
vote by which the bill was passed was
then reconsidered by Al ayes to 80 noes.
And now it stands again upon the question
of its passage, with indications rather I'M
favorable. No measure that We remember
ever had SO many triumphs and defeats.
Its misfortune is that its defeats have
always followed its triumphs. The pend
ing bill is made the order of the day for
Wednesday.