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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICK!

R
How often docs 1t happen that 4 whole family
Is brought to the point of misery through sickness
of their provldcr,-thc husband and the iathcr-hc
being unable In such state tn labor for the means
Of support and they, being too proud to ask for
assistance In time, cNhausting all their little
means for medicines and Doctors fees and 1T
last there Is nothing remaining but utter despond-
encv.
ALI this can he avoided by paying In good times
4 small amount to the fund of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief of the sick.
Every sick member receives, Ivy paying s.. 50
half annually, So every week when sick; or by
paying IS, $40 every week, no matter whether the
disease Is derived from accident or any other
cause.
The premiums put so low as to enable even
the poorest man to join this benevolent association.
and secure To his family enough TO keep them from
want.
Information can he received ut the Office of the
company, SO Broad street.
Agents for all parts of the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS: William Widt- President; =.
Bodeker, Treasurer: John III. lcin, Secretary.
TRUSTEES: John Purcell james Miller, cashier
of the Union Savings Bank: S. NJ. ROscnbaum.
APPS
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cALE or QUEENS CREEK.-Thc mill.

! ) tary order s,lSpcuding the sale oi this fine cS
tate having been rcscindcd the same Is again put
upon the market by the undersigned rs trustees
named In certain deed Of trust executed to rs by
the latc Robert Saunders and Lucy Il. his wife,
bearing date January lSt l36l and of record In tho
clerks Office Of the county court of York county
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN HUN
DRIED ACRES is situated on Queens creek. n
bold. nayigablc tributary of the York river, and
distant from the ancient city of Williamsburg
about four miles. The soil l. we'll adapted TO all
the fruits. grains, and vegetables, Of Il mild ell
mate and tde-,vater situation, and Is said also 10
possess excellent oyster privileges.
The sale will he made on MONDAY the 9th day
Of August 1884, ut the front door of the courthouse
In Williamsburg, on the fulowlu.
TERMS One-half the purchase money on the
,lav III sale the balance in two equal inSan"nfs.
PAYABLE respectively January lst. 1870. and Jlnn-
ary lst 1871: for the deferred payments the pur
chaser executing two bonds carrying Interest from
day Of sale and secured ny decd "f trust for the
sniJ
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DEWS IN ST. JAMES CHURCH FOR
L SALE AT AUCTION:-By order of the Vcstry
Of St James church we win sell by auction mt The
chnrcr on FRIDAY 25tli Jane, ut o o. clock =. NJ,
PEWS Nos. IL, Is, Sd, 90, 81, and o5, embracing
some of tho most desirable pcws in the church.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
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WILLIAM j. RIDDTCk,

W lillian j. RIDDICk,
w ACCOUNTANT. COLLECTOR, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office No. IlH Main street. two doors shove the
Dispatch Office,
offers hi, services tn merchants and others Of In"
CITY I'm writing up books, making out and collecting
accounts writing deeds and taking acknowledge
ments OF same, and In any duties appertaining to
10 O-W&Slm WILLIAM j. RIDDICK.
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MANAGED STRAW HATS

DAMAGED TRUNKS.
The watcr-pipc having burstcd over my s,ors
and damaged 4 large lot Of HATS and TRUNKS
they will be sold regardless OF cost at
&. HELLER'S new store.
corner Sixth and Broas. streets
jc 21-eodtSep5
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
| PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND-By
and Wifi. bcariug date The 10th day or November,
1888, and duly recorded In the clerk Office of Hen
rico county court, shall, by request of The hene-
the g. day OF July next ut o'clock T.. NJ, on the
premises, the following LOTS described la said
trust decd: LOT No. In square ~, on and
70, between o, p, and Thirty-third streets; LOT
fronting los feet Thirtythrd street and running
back between parallel lines l3a feet LOT dcsig-
mated rs square No. SO, bounded ny Q, X. Thirty
first and Thrty-sccond streets, containing TWO
ACRES and LOTS Nos. and in square No.
sail Of said lots being contiguous to each other.
TERMS Made known on the day of sale.
H. "a WILLIAM FOLhES, Trustee.
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b EMOVAL. RanfffIITc
IL HALL & HUTCHINSON.
wholesale dealers in
FANCY GOODS. AND NOTIONS, JOsyrn,.
GLOVES, &C.,
have removed 10 their spacious and h,rs,.
, lwarchousc, 'ht
No. 1915 MAIN STREET, ABOVE FoUrTErx,r
where they win be pleased to see their friend. -.
inc trace generally. e lI-eod,pJs'
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE.

J1ARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
r. FOR CITY PROPERTY Il am authorized tn
sell or exchange for city property TWO FARMS
I'm Charlotte county, each near dcpct-onc con-
tainiuu THREE HUNDRED ACRES, with cNten-
sive buildings, In good repair. and situated at
village Of fifteen or twenty fam lies the other con-
flaming FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, with good
huildings. The owners being engaged in mcrcan-
tile pursuits, have no use for them. and Tor this
reason they can be sold low. Apply To
GEORGE N. DREWRG,
IL oa1ls l0J. Main street.
DOR SALE, IN excellent BRICK Ts
4 TENEMENT on Marshall street between Ii
Nuufnrd and Gilner. Contains three rooms.
Kitchen of two rooms. Yard in shrmhbery an!
bowers House newly painted aud repaired Ap-
ply on the premises. .lc -5--'lN
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T OCUST GROVE.-This popular SUM.
IL MER RESORT. in the most beautiful anu
healthy portion of Piedmont Va, conducted for
many years by John :. Cooke, Esq, and more re-
Gently by the undersigned Is open for visitors
TERMS: $3.50 per day; $40 per week; $50 per
month. Children under ten years, and servants
half price.
Post-ollicc Greenwood Depot, Albemarle coun'
ty, Va. c,,y
~ IS M&W3m A. X. YANCEY, JE.
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A UCTION SALE.-In compliance with
n Instructions from the Treasury Department,
OF july. nj IL o. clock noon, Mt Bait more steam
boat building, HocHetts landing, Richmond, Va,
lot OF PLASTER and5 900 pounds more or less of
COPPER ORE captured and abandoned property.
TERMS: Cash nj time of sale; Government
funds. Property to be removed within five days
from dav of sale. JOHN $. LOOMS
ia 2t-tds .ss . Special Agent
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yxrASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY

w HANOVER lCOUNTY.-Thc trustees of
Washington Henry &cadcmy-lGcatcdi In Hanover
county near Affects station, Chcsa pcakc and Ohio
July. proceed 10 appoint PRINCIPAL of said
Institution.
The school, with good management, Is wclfsus-
tanned.
The buildings new and ample, having every
convenience for a family and large boarding
ADDRESS BOARD OF TRUSTEES. care Of the
WhiJ Office. Richmond, Va. j. 1l-codt)c21
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II. Il. DOUGLAS,
ALEXAN DER pUDLEI.f Trustees.

TALBOT SWEENEY. }
AStrIistcc unhcra subsequent ''cch ri trust made
nv Robert Saunders conveying tn" real estate
above mentioned. / will, 1T the request q! James
W. Custcs, the surety secured. unite ia The sale.
my 25-fn ". :. pEACI1. trustee.
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BOOTS, SHOES, DE,

LISJ VI I,KICFS OF 4 FEW OF O. HE'LL rp,.
NEW STOCK, RECENTLY PtiRCiIh,sErnIkH
AT BANKRUPT SALES, NORTH:
CfILDRES'S CONGRESS CATERS =, "a.
worth S1.25; .m '' W.
CIIILDREN,s lIEELED YELLOW SHOES f..
81 worth &i.75; -" Tor
LADIES' GOOD QUALITY CARPET SIM
PERS Mt a0c. and joc.: "''if-
GENTS SLIPPERS nj 75c. worth sl25.
LADIES' CONGRESS CATERS nj tho low n,,..
0f$l; .nn f"p
CENTS SEWED SUMMER SHOES at 40 Wort,
$50; besides large variety OF all other sinss
OF BOOTS, ''@
SHOES,
STRAW HATS, and
TRUNKS, sold cheaper than eyer-amoug them
large variety OF FASCY-COLOREU CIIir
DREN'S LACE AND BUTTON BOOTS:
A lot OF BOYS STRAW CAPS ne 2sc., at
&. HELLER shoe store
corner Sixth and Broad streets
ic 2I-eodtScpS Chiles & Chenery's old stand
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
i TRACT or LAND NEAR BOYDToN,
MECkLENBURG COUNTY, VA.-By virtue Of
q decree of the circuit court of the county Of
Mecklcnburg rendered at the April term thereof
shall, on THURSDAY 18th day of July next sell
To the highest bidder, at public auction, at Boyd
ton, a valuable TRhCT.oE LAND. adjacent to
the village, containing FOUR HUNDRED AND
FOUR ACRES AND 1-l6 POLES, being the
tract upon which james r. Walker recently re-
sided. considerable. portion of the tract Is
arabic land, with an abundant supply OF wood and
timber for fuel and fencing There Is upon It n
large and excellent DWELLING of recent con-
strnction. The location Is one Of the handsomest
and most desirable in this section Of country and
wonld lie very conYenientto any ono doing BUSH
ness in Boydton. r. III. ~
TERMS OF SALE Onc-third OF the purchase
money will be required in cash. and the residue In
two equal payments 1T six and twelve monts--thc
purchaser tn execute bonds for the deferred pay
mcnts, carrying interest from the day OF sale and
the title TO he retained until the whole of the pur-
chase money Is paid. Possession to be given on
the 1st day of January. 1870.
5. K. JOHNSON, Commissioners,
jc o3-tdS Bnydton, Va.
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snceches to listen to all OF them shoulu DC
short. $3.50,
MI. S. Clark, of Alabama, had. been
voted the Ladies' Man." and received "a
garter" as his trophy. MIR. Clark's re-
spouse contained some very happy hats, and
elected frequent applause.
Mr.. S. Z. Ammcn, OF Fincastlc, Va, re-
ccived the rocking chair as being the Lazy
Man" of college. Mr.. Ammcn has just
borne Off the degree Of M. A.-the highest
honor Of his alma Mate,-and his success
is no doubt attributed by the Club to his
iaxineSS. 1t is no disparagement to the
others to say that Glr. Ammen in his de-
fence of laziness made decidedly the speech
OF the evening, and VIC regret that your
crowded columns will not permit us to give
copious extracts from it. In the course of
his remarks he pitched into many generally
received theories--e. e., he interpreted So
loman's advice eco to the ant, thou slug
gard, consider her ways aud be wise," to
mean: Sec what n hard time she has and
don't do like her. He refutcd the old
maxim 8 Early to bed and early to rise
makes man healthy, wealthy, and WISE"
by referring to the example of the Club and
the Faculty; and met the adage "The
early bird catches the worm - with the re-
ply of young hopeful to the father who dis
turbed his morning nap: 8 Hump! the
worm had no business being up so early or
he would not have been caught"
AZ TO genius, he contended that Laziness
ln both Father and Mother of it. Old Ho-
lner used to nod, and Horace and Ovid
were members of our club. Your men of
fF,shhnias-..-SshaksPeare, Dryden, Thomson,
o, n ana Johnson-all were "lazy
men," He insisted that lazinsss has hee1
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, Z

presence Of officers Of the United States Navy.
and as coon as they have been released
and sent home declare 1t all unmtgated fasehOod
We must make every allowance Of course for the weak
ness of human nature; but how we help asking, Is
the old Roman virtue utterly extinct the fortinde OF the
martyr nothing but legendi committee Of Congress
is investigating this matter and in connection with
their report Mr. Bufncs article will have particular
The Critical Notices In the review are, rs
usual among the best OF its contributions Max Mhlers
"Chips from German WOrkshOp"is sharply handled
so is DR.. Bushnells" WOmens Suffrage" John Stuart
Mnls Subsection Of Women" Is discussed with keen
appreciation OF it's excellences and clearer perception
OF It's defects than has been shown by any other Amer
can review which We have read. There Is also very
interesting Of the Quatrains Of Kheyam" the
astrOnomerpoet of Persia, with cOpOus specimens.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FiEsI
MORTGAGE
80 YEAR 7 PER CENT BoNDs.


80 YEAR PER CENT BONDS
The railroad connecting Louisville and Nashville.
Kentucky is with its branches, 367 miles in length.
The cost Of the road and equipments has been $lj.-
$4,000. It's bonded debt is but s2,SG4OO0 Its stock
pays eight per cent dividends. and the Company has
never failed to meet all Liabilities at maturity.
The road has been in successful operation many
years, and is doing a large and steadily increasing
business. The Income account for the fiscal year
ending 90th of june 1869, stands: Gross Earnings,
$23S 1873 s.; Expenses. 81 49, 461 70; NET EARNINGS,
81 0S1 676 &c. The INCREASED EARNINGS Of July,
August and September, 1853. over those of the cor
responding months of 1868 were $lGl,7 AZ.
To obtain funds for purchasing other lines which
will add largely to tho value Of its entire property,
and TO retire the present Indebtedness of $2GfO at
maturity. the Company has executed mortgage to
James Punnett and Junius b. Alexander of the city
Of New-YOrk. as Trustees, upon its entire lines Of
road with all its rolling stock property franchise,
and income to secure the prompt payment OF IFS
bonds for eight million dollars. These boIsls are for
one thousand dollars each payable thirty years from
st of April 1888. and bear seven per cent interest.
The coupons are payable April and October at tho
Bank of America in New-York.
These bonds are first mortgage upon the present.
road, which has cost over Fifteen Million Dollars.
and whose net earnings now double the entire
interest obligation it would assume
The mortgage will be for an unusually small p''-
portion of the value income Of the property, al
We therefore, unqualiiedly recommend these bonds
20 investors in all respects rst-class security
Il is the purpose Of the Company to issue. at
present, only a small portion of ITS Bonds secured
under this mortgage which we are now authorized
to SELL in lots to suit purchasers at ninety and &C.
crued interest. J. B. ALEXANDER & Co.
No. 10 Nassau.st., Y. J.
JOIN j. CISCO & Son,
No. 50 Wallst., y. J.
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Money was easy on call at 5a7 per cent, the lowest
rate being made exclusively Government bonds. On
Railway shares the rate somewhat nrmer, and most
new loans were made at per cent Commercial paper
continued inactive, and sold In moderate amounts only
at 10 dl2 per cent The demand for currency Tor the
South continues and banks having Southern accounts
rcport moderate shipments The impossIbiy OF obtain
inc small notes 10 shin checks the drain which would
naturally be made at this season. The operations OF tho
Treasury Department FOR the present week VIII wthda"
about d 600 in paper money FROM the banks the sales
OF gold advertised amounting 10 s3OOoOO and the pur
ehases OF bonds TO s2,OOO,0C0
Sterling Exchange is weak at quotations; London Oo
days olalO9s London sight 1904 @lOsi London uluo
commercially 60 days, 1888 6lOsI Paris, long,
Paris short 5isla5I2l; Antwerp, 5l1ia0l6l; SWISS
Bl7.a5l6l; Hamburg. 9oQ9ei; Amsterdam "1@4o1i
Frankfort, Iol a4ol; Bremen. 7sE97o; bern' 'lt@h|
The transactions OF the sublreaoaIy ~'u"S were as
FOL
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A CHOICE SECURITY.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAN.
NEARLY 10 PER CENT CURRRNCN.l
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
OF
NEw-YoRK AND OswFGo
MIDLAND RAILROAD.
r-,,,.e,. poN.DS r.N uE RFCtsTEpFp

THESE BONDS CAN BE REGISTERED.
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAID-UP STOCK Sur
sCRIPrIoNs No bonds issued on road under coll
struction issue limited to $4,000 per mile of road
built and in running order BEING ONLY ABOUT HALF
THE ACTUAL CASH COST. The road is being built with
great economy for cash 100 miles are done and IN
the most thorough manner 80 miles additional will
be finished in November and the whole line lover +oD
milesl it is expected will be completed within the en-
sung year of the most important roads in the
State of New-York. Ii shOrtens the routc from New
York City to Buffalo 20 miles and to Oswego s. miles;
il trayerses pOpuOus district destitute OF other rail-
road facilities which must furnish it a large and
profitable local business and II will be completed az
m aggregate cost far below that OF any competing
fine These advantages cannot fail to make il one
Of the best paying roads leading from the metropo-
lis. and its First Mortgage Bonds one of tho
safest securities ever issued All mortgage bonds
issued on Railroads running from sCity of New
York are good and the interest promptly paid, al
though some of them are mortgaged for more than
double the amount per mile that the Midland Is
Among the bonds Offering we know OF none
eoua 10 these For the investment of trust OF other
funds there is nothing better and IN exchange Tor
Government Bonds they give large increase OF III
come. beside eapitalzing the premium. They are
meeting with rapid sale. and have been grained
70 find that they are taken chiefly by our most con-
seryaive and sagacous capitalists in exchange ior
Government securities. Price par, and accrued IN
terest in currency. Circulars. pamphlets ~c'' Oh
hand for distribution.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.,
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The BiJlotheca Sacra for October, in addi-
tOn 70 severely theological contributions has
AL account Of the celebrated "K0ngsberg Religions
Suit" which Mr. Hepworth Dixon made the subject Of
highly sensational II not slanderous chapter in his
spiritual Wives" and paper on Mount Lebanon" by
the Rev. T. Laurie d. D.. formerly missionary there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

The Herald Of Health for November contains
contribution by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher on The
Power Of Man to overcome Evil." an article on 1.-THE
Lifting Cure" and a noticeable paper by a lady on
"Psrtarion without Pam" which the writer argues,
from reason and experience may always be insured by
the Use during pregnancy Of acid fruit and other amen
which 8 free from earthly and bOny matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

We have received a system of Map DraVing
and object Lessons by JAMES MoNTETH, in which pupils
are taught construct maps Of countries all on
Ihe same SCALE and helped embarrassed 1--WE rather
think the latter by the indication Of strained resem
blances between certain geographical outlines and the
shapes Of animals and other familiar objects. "a s.
Barnes CO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

The November number of Good HeGH
AbOunds with practical sensible articles such as the
paper The Structure and Care Of the Ear ineludng
AvOidable causes of Deafness Dr. Jeress article on the
"Anmal Parasites Of the Human Skin" and the series
Of papers ON " First Help.in Accidents"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

Little Brown. g. Co. have issued good
American edition of Mr.. GLADsroNEs Ji'pent" h''nd'
In which PREDATORY Informs us that " all the refer
snces TO the poems OF Homer have been carefully verified
and nearly 200 corrected NO alteration mas been
made in tho text beyond the correction Of few mis
nrinfs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

The monthly parts of APpletOnS Journal are
always welcome, and recognize in them steady i'm
provement in the interest and variety Of the reading
matter and perhaps improvement-certanly no fall
Ing on-in the quality Of the illustrations The cartoon
Of Jerome Park Races 10 the last number is parcu
larly good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The XIIth semi-mOnthly part of Tells Pop
Glar Encyclopedia extends to the word Celery" We
informed that the work will be completed 50 parts
or shOud it be found necessary to publish few more,
tAe extra will be furnished to subscribers gratis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

Charles Scribner & Co. have commenced the
publication Of popular edition Of FrOudes History Of
England at less than half the price of the Library edition
The FIRST and second volumes just ready, and two
more will be published every month until the Issue is
complete. They really but little inferior to the more
expensive set being printed from the same plates and
neatly though plainly bound The principal difference is
the paper but this not bad Certainly the new
edition is remarkably cheap. The History will be com.
pleed in twelve Volumes the last two Of which will be
ready IN the Library form early in 1870.
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Stuh,s, RanSts, &t.

DASE-BURNlNG ST0YES.-R. g. j. NOW
ID BRAY Washington MarErt would call az
t.ntau pf tie latest Improved BAsR
BURNING srOyEA one Bing rounuuas burners
fuel powerful heaters Also Cooking burners CTnds aud
Globe Stoves for pAe Hail OhseS S,srv fAeons Nc k
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Adventures on The Great Hunting Grounds OF
ne WoTd, translated from the French Of VICTOR
HBUNIER, with addition giving account of the
Duke Of Edinhurghs elephant hunt in South Africa
forms the latest issue OF sorbnes Illustrated Library
nf Mnnders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

We have received from the New York agency
the October number Of haemiLan's Magazine 1t con.
tans the third Of Professor seeleys remarkable articles
Roman Imperialism" review Of Remains "st.
Paul" by Mr.. r. H. Hutton editor Of The Spectator and
paper by the Rev. Charles Kingsley on "Women and
Politics" which is neither very deep nor very brilliant
"Our Friends in the Village" is interesting and real
istc picture Of English peasant life. abbot and Town.
by the Rev. j. r. Green, is chapter in the still mper
feCtly written history of the rise Of municipal privileges
In England and the decline Of the power Of the great
Blesiastical lordsbips.