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Important Message from the President.
HE ASKS CONGRESS TO EXTEND
ITS SESSION.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

The President to-day sent to Congress the
following message:
To the Senate and House of Representatives.
Your attention is respectfully called to the
necessity OF passing an Indian appropriation bill
before the members OF Congress separate.
Without such appropriation Indian hostilities
are sure to ensue, and with them sufferings, loss
OF lfe and expenditures; vast as compared with
the amount asked for.
The latest intelligence from Europe indicates
the lmmlnence OF war between France and
North Germany. In view OF this a sound policy
indicates the Importance of some legislation
tending to enlarge the commercial marine OF
this country.
The vessels of this country at the present time
are insufficient to meet the demand which the
existence of war in Europe will impose upon
the commerce of the United States, and sub
nit to the consideration of Congress that the
interests of the country will be advanced by the
opportunity to our citizens to purchase vessels
of foreign construction for the foreign trade of
the country. An act to this effect NAV be lin
tied in its duration to meet the immediate exi-
gency.
The foreign mail service of the United States
is in large degree dependent upon the Bre-
men and Hamburg line OF steamers The Post
once Department has entered into contracts IN
writing with the two companies above named.
and with the Williams and Guion mes respec-
1vely for regular and continuous service of
The only arrangement that could. be made
with the Inman and Cunard lines is temporary,
and may be broken Off at any time. The North
German lines are first-class i'm point of speed
and equipment, their steamers usually making
the trip across the Atlantic in from twenty-four
to thirty-six hours in advance of the Williams &
Guion line. Should the North German steamers
be blockaded or impeded by France, our postal
intercourse with foreign nations will be greatly
embarrassed, unless Congress shall interpose for
its relief.
suggest to Congress the propriety of further
postponing the time for adjournment with the
view of considering the questions herein COM
municated u. s. GRANT.
Washington, D. c., July Is, 1870.
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Death OF an Ex.washing tonian.

NEW YORK, July 15.-John r. Gillis, for
merly OF Washington, died at Staten Island To-
day.
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MARRIAGE IS HONORARuE

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors,
pleasures, and adv antsges of q happy MARRIAGs,
contrasted with Single Life and the fearful EVILS
OF CELIBAcY, in modern times. Sent tree, in sealed
envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. my23-m,w f.m
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The NEW YORK RIor.-Prepdration for An
other Ons.-John Gardner, another victim OF the
Elm Park riot, died yesterday in New York.
The OranRemen have determined to hold an
other picnic in August, and will call on the au-
thorities to protect them.
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SPARKs. srILLMAN q GARLAND,
MANUFACTURES OF
CAST AND WROUGHT IRON RAILING,
IRON STAIRS, STRAIGHT AND SPIRAL.
Garden and Cemetery Adornments,
FOUNTAINS, VASES, VERANDARs,
sErTEEs. CHAIRs, &C.
New and Improved STABLE FUBHITURE, &c.
Foundry and wsrerooms,
Nos. 1914 AND 1916 SPRING GARDEN STREET,
jrcalm PHILADELPHIA
GETTYSBURG kATALYSINE WATER ia com
VI puted have cured loo O0 nvaliis since its ais
cOvery, seven years ago, Of Chronic Rheumatism
Gout, Gravel, Kidney and Urinary Diseases gener-
ally. Of Dyspepsia. OF Liver Complaint, of Chronic
C-nstipatiOn and Diarrhea, II Heart Disease, Of
Bronchial and Asthmatic Affections Of General De-
bility, 6c, &C Many Of these cures reported by
eminent ply sicsns. fact worth considering by the
victims Of quack medicines and worthless spring
waters.
Price per case OF two dozen quarts At the Springs
or AZ the New York Bepot, 80. Address GETTfs-
BC re SPRING CO., at Gettysburg, Pa, OF AZ %
PaTk Place, New York egwSm
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FROM CHINA.
ksclssirelr % "A, R,ersse stsr.

kemeie Em1grae1Oo 90 be StOpped-A
ghtmese COmsu late In San FraacisOo-
moncrs 20 the Memory Of Minister
feiegrdpAed kscsssireig 10 ne BvepSse Stsv.
SAN FRANCISCO, July I5.-By private advices
from China, II is probable that representations
have been made TO the Imperial government
which will result in the prohibition of female
Immigration from China 70 California.
lt IL proposed TO establish a Chinese Consulate
in this city.
The Chinese government deeply deplOres the
loss OF Minister Burlingame. The government
has conferred upon him the posthumOus title of
the highest rank outside of the royal family.
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UTILIZING SEwERAGE.-Paris has practically
demonstrated the value of the sewerage OF a
large city. In the course OF year i've thousand
acres OF barren, worthless land i'm the vicinity
OF the French metropolis have been transformed
into rich, arabic soul, producing an abundance
OF cereals, tubers. fruits and vegetables. Paris
formerly got nd Of its offsl by throwing il into
the river. Now the only refuse is a liquid. which
being purified by an sdmixture OF suphate OF
aluminium. flows into the Seine limpid and in
odorous.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

EXCURSION TO GLYMONT,
T. ON SUNDAY, JULY IL. 1879
The fast and safe steamer q. p.
SMITH, Capt. Martin will leave her EA48<
wharf, 9TH street at 10 a m. and p
m. Returning. leave Gymont at 9 q M
Round Trip Tickets, so Cents
Iyl4-3tr JOSEPH H SHAFFIEID
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u @. REICHENRAOH,s Plano Store.
T. As. 20 lila Street, abevs Psnno. Avewss
(EsfADLIsHED OvHR 30 YRAIsy
Sois ase1ey for the ale Of the eele6rated PIANOs
IN: knsos %, Baltimore, and W.
Piane., Ore.ns and 6elodeo.s Tor ale Or NJEvv
Organ Tuning and Repairing. oDl-lys
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The PRBsIDRNT, accompanied by all the
members Of the Cabinet. arrived at the Capitol
this morning about ten O'Clock. General Porter
his Private Secretary, and Commissioner Par
ker, of the Indian Bureau, also accompanied
the President and Cabinet. A session of the
Cabinet was convened Immediately i'm the
Presidents room, in the rear of the Senate.
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z ON SUNDAY, JULY ~; 1s70.
SMITH. Capt. Martin, will leave her sslAR
wharf k:tn1nhH nth street Lat. a, g smnns m and
iyI-st. p JOSEPH IL sHAFFIELD.
EXCUBsIoN DOWN THE POTOMAC.
Lake captain " DS%t1. EHs{ viii n make axe
an Excursion down the Potomac, ,n1saE<s&
SN sESpAr, JULY Iz,ls,o,
"TTcsETs: Seventy five cents. Refreshments on
0'H tickets can De BRoS%S0 BSoSSis 0P PG%Sf GGHS co.
THE oElTIHAh ThE ifREPESRnsr FfREP Haais sooIALs
kiSH%s s&GSSsESSs aGsSs p re e. isPs rSS
FhkhE PhhkPEHI MtLs sCSisLS &c MSspIY a I'VE EVE l
MING, Jiuy 18th, $50.
s anOy ,h from their T former EXCURSIONS it vii be
:. Browns wharf. foot of seventh street. at eight
No improper persons allowed jyHH
EOB MOUNT VERNON.
The steamer ARROW, Capt. Thomas stackpole,
RAit5 fo4 issTTosPs =
Hall; Md, white House and lone, Va, returning to
JAMES SYKES. Cent supt,
auA-n Offce-Williard's 8 Hotel.
= O. REICMEMRACM'sP Piano Score,
Z. A'. 42 ia Ssrsst, sss.s Ps.:s: Pc z,s.ss,
Sole asseey Tor sSs ~ q sSs % e.i.SHsssd fIASos
fsS:: Ss::.! z; q
Orsan Tuning aad BsDeirias. sp1-E:
T9rsMIh&ksE sIdak Room vow ypR sr1x SEsX LARGE
EUROPE, HAVE Concluded TO -"
ALL MY GOODS,
An AMP OFFER NOW sgPERIoR INDUCEMENTS
TO ALL PURCHASERS.
MY stock is Of that clsss in which most everybody
will hnd something in which he is in need Of com.
prisine-
IsI, THE NOTION PREPAYMENT, which 1
ways Keep well assorted and up to the mark
2p. TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, com.
fmsss Speciality q aocD HaiRBsusaESs n r. SHE'S and
Sd TIE ZEPHYR wORsTED DEPART
MhNT, WHICH has become 90 well known as TO re.
Qulfc no luItueT COMMENT.
Arm. THE TOY DEPARTMENT, which al.
presents such variety as to leave little
9TH: THE FANCY ARTICLE DEPARTMENT.
ID which you can ind STATUETTES. VASEJ
MUKk and other BOXEs CAxD and other
GLASSES, &c., &c.
6rH. TEE HOSIIRY DEPARTMENT which
representa- HOSIERY and GLOVES, Ladies and
Gents UNDERWEAR, &c.
1TH. THE REGALIA AND THBATRICAL
THINNING DEPARTMENT, in which can be
found everything necessary for REGALIA and
MASQUERADE.
STE. THE BASKET DEPARTMENT which
presents q full assortment q TRAVELLING and
other BASKETS.
Ii 10 impossible TO conceive the variety of goods
keep, therefore would respectfully solicit call
p. s.-The store is cool and pleasant.
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- store goods can lind BOOM ON reasonsble ter,n.
at No Sls 7th street. Furniture packed and re-
moved BY experienced hands. Second hand Turnt
ture bought: Parties desiring % sell their entire
Household Furniture would do we'll before disnosine
OF the same, TO call on WALTER b WIIIfI Ms
Ia charge Of Green q Williams' Branch Hon..
No. sls 9TH street, between g and Il stres.s
pofn. le 1-eoln
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LAST HOURS OF THE SENATE.
Substitution OF Army Officers for In
tained-The NOmtnatiOn OF Mr.. Ere.
nnghuysen-A sharp Contest Over
The Senate went into executive session tti.
morning at twenty five minutes past one O'Clock,
and proceeded to the consideration of the sub
ject Of substituting army officers for Indian
agents, which action, 1t will be remembered,
was taken by the President some time since.
Quite sharp debate ensued upon this policy OF
the Administration; but finally, on a division,
the President was sustained in the course pur-
sued by him.
The Senate then proceeded to consider the
nomination of Mr.. Frelinghuysen as Minister to
England in place Of Motley, and discussed the
subject until 8 O'Clock this morning, the friends
of Mr.. Frelinghuysen endesvoring to get vote
Messrs. Sumner, Wilson and others warmly
opposing it. At 3 O'Clock a motion to take a
recess was carried, with the understanding that
the matter should again be taken,up this morn
ing. Accordingly, motion to 60 into Executive
session was carried shortly after the Senate met
ats O'Clock this morning, although Mr.. Sumner
strongly opposed it.
After a long executive session the Senate con-
frmed the nomination of Hon. Frederick L.
FrelinghuyseR, of New Jersey, as Minister
Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary to
Great Britain, vice Hon. j. Lathrop Motley, re-
called; the vote standing 40 to 3-Messrs Ross,
Robinson, and Sprague voting in the negative.
and Mr.. Sumner not noting.
The nomination of Arthur McArthur
of Wisconsin, to be Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia.
was also confirmed.
THE CASE OF THE COLoRED CADRT-Gen-
eral Pitcher, the Superintendent OF the Military
Academy at West Point, having ordered an in
vestigation Of the charges contained in the let.
ter written by Smith, the coOred cadet, relative
to alleged bad treatment OF him by his fellow
transm tied to the War Department, from
which 1t appears that Cadet Smith was inter
rogated, and said that the published letter was
garbled copy of that written to his friend Mr.
Clarke, OF Hartford. He furnished the Su-
perintendent with true copy, which is now in
cadet drill master denied having used the Ian
gusge charged, and six cadets in the sauad not
only deny having heard 1t, but their evidence
shows thatthe drill master is not as sharp towards
feeling was exhibited by those with whom Smith
was seated, but this was promptly checked by
the authorities. The allegations of Cadet
Smiths letter, though not without foundation
have been greatly exaggerated, and Smith said
he had no complaint to make about the mess
hail. The Superintendent reports that now a
better feeling exists. The Secretary of War has
ordered court Of inquiry, with ample powers
to meet at West Point on Monday, July Is, to
investigate the charges of i'll treatment, ETC.
The following officers cOmpOses the board =
General j. n. Wilson, General H. l.. Abbott,
Major I. +. ROdenbOugh, and Major Thomas F.
Barr, judge advocate. The two officers last
named are not graduates of the academy. -
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Two YOUNG LADIES KILLED By LIGHrNrNG
From private letter 70 a gentleman in this
city, we learn that on yesterday week. while
Miss MURRAY, daughter of Joseph w Murray
and Miss Hill, daughter of Daniel Hill, both of
st Johns Berkley, were returning from church
with Mr.. Murray, they took shelter under a tree
10 avoid a wetting from a shower. While there
the two young ladies Mr.. Murray. who was
standing near by, was uninjured.-chdrtestOa IS.
c. Ness, ,TnIy IL
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PRUSSIA PREPARED FOR WAR.-A dispatch
just received in this city announces that Prussia
accepts the war with France, and is fully pre-
pared for the contest. Baron Gerolt, the Prus-
sian Minister, in Diplomatic circles last evening
declared that Prussia was fully prepared for the
contest with France, as she was much stronger
to-day than she was two years ago, and could
maintain the position taken by her.
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F0RTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings,

THE CIVIL AND MISCELLANEOUS APP
PREPARATION BILL PASSED.
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b. SILVERDER0,
3l2 SEVENTH STREET,
BET PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ID SIR EXT
Nj ARBLE MOEUMEUTA

AARBLE AND SLATE MANrELS
i am selling, at reduced prices, for cash. at ~,
marble W orks, north q street and New York svc
me, near the Treasury Dspartment wv
my21-1y NJ RUrTHERRARn
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CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.

THE STRUGGLE OVER THE INDIAN AP-
PROPRIATION BILL.
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CTOXE! STONE n sTONEr.
SENECA QUARRIEs.

prepared % furnish WINDOW sILLs and LIN
I5Ls STEPS, PLATFoRMs, D0ORSILLs,
Also, soueH pIMsSsIog groSE to order.
BUBBLE STONE for heavy mssoury
FOR Price List for I10 call at O6hc~. rxrs r.
street or stone Yard. foot X street Rock Greek
epA-wks6m Nv. HAYDEN, Secretary
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Z ESTABLISHED 1874.

ANDREW J. JOYCE q CO., >A0.
oAkBIASE .ss .US a asAsSGfA0TURERs, M
kkfAIRlhG in all its branches.
A. .a,r,asss kJf for Repairs, Ssorass or Connsts-
Agent for Brsv,ter Co.. of Broome street Fifth
ayenue, New York. seN- -eely
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DENTISTRY.

WOOD AND COAL.
nffICE OF JAS. GLEASON,
" WOOD AND GOAL MERCHANT,
STREET WHARF,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June q 1870.
have commenced to lay in my winter stock Of
COAL.
Having purchased . large stock. and below the
market rates, with present low freights, am pre-
pared to supply NY customers and the trade at
daily.
Best quality Of OAK, HICKORY, and PINE
WOOD.
JAS. GLEASON,
ie2lu g Street Wharf.
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.SsSaa1 o. ns .al. s.Is ,ss = s.S
Sssa ss Sssusssls. Hssdsche; pyspepsi. Week
81 P.ss1 ~ Suc@ssh; side or Limb: for Pain. Lo-
his ceeselees working "Klectrfc Disk" con dis-
eose and remove old rheumaxic indurafious vh,ch
nay be causing protrscted lansaess, cure sluegish
umors and enlarged glands, and heal indoleut uicerv
kiSWsEL Isl "A: y ssSSs iAEH s,ss 4 sss .os a..,,
GEO. 4. BOG KS, General Agent.
s,,ssosvm las wssAi9etos stFsst
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THE CUBAN QUESTION.

Ow THE WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE
WAS RECEIVED IN THE HOUSE.
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TIE G-:EAT AND WONDERFUL
wALH ALA TROCPE,

~F0r Prize Shooting, Bowling. and Ladies'
Prize Shooting. Prizes amounting in value TO
S2,5eO will be distributed.
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Ample preparations have been made TO preserve
strict order on the grounds and dlsreputable char
actsrs will under no circunsta be admitted.
Members srd visitors respectfully enJOined to
comply with all orders of the Committee of Arrange
meDts. At Z O'Clock gun will be fired, thus
nouncng the close Of the for the night, after
which all visitors must leave the Park.
~ ODnibnsee and Stages will be At the terminus
OF the seventh street railroad in sufficient numbers
% convey all visitors comfortably to the Park.
Fare 10 cents.
FrieDds of the Association desiring to CONTRIB
UTE PRIZES respectfully requested to leave
them with Mr.. JOHN VOGT, 429 Seventh sstreet,
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WAsHINGTON CITY GARDEN,
NEW YORK AVENUE,

This GARDEN is now open since the return OF
the proprietor from Germany on the Euro a
pean plan, fer the recre alton and amusement ~
OF respectable parties, who may be assured f4A
that they will be protected from any annoy 0nA
aDce or improperly. Families and children may re-
sort here in perfect security. There will always be
variety Of amusements as well of Refreshments,
and on every Thursday, from TO 10 O'Clock p m d,
instrumental music, 1.-THE fsvorite German garden
cOncert.l The American public cordially in :
vted this institution for their health and
amusement. lje2-lmI ERNEST LGrFLER.
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EXCURsION DOWN THE POTOMAC.

LUX MUUNT EEkNUN.
The steamer ARROW, Capt. Thomas Stsckpole
leaves her wharf, foot of 9TH street, .~ ,
DAILY except Sundsys,) At 10 q. m, EaS&5S
Alexandria Forts FOote and Washington, Marshal
Hall, Md white House and lone, Va, returning {,
JAMES SYKES, Gent supr,
auH II Office-Williard o Hotel.
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ByFrstcfs 81 Tsbells s.
Real Estate a gent and met toneHrs
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank

| usRIJgTEEs SALE or IMPROVED
HI Az Tf,W Tsi5g g hSyxsNRoa HEsT Esr a
TIslN.By virtueCf deed Of trust from ~ sIlla11
grans to s Of ass aS Is sda
OF OF tse County Gsnrt OF GEssterdeid county voI
az. page 20. and By direction OF the BoaIdnE q
on FaT,skY, the sotfl day Of December, 1870.
NJ so., the town OF Manchester. The following
ises e 81 I'm IL the plan ofthe said
Res I; - = I'm .vsion Of the said lot by Wm.
I'll FL "a sb 'ots Noel and No. 90 bound.
IL Branders pta a. TN, he line Of The south oa 4.
ed as follows Corinfsh Nv james Dunlop,
ern boundary or the LOT owHea IEnown in the
and formerly owned by the sAid b.. sinr aie sn
Also. A PART OF JOE No ga. Faction
s ssd ssd Saskson a street. IN southern
towaIds Hull or Ma I, street, to four fo5t
and frontirg ON eatd Jackgon street % feet tnsnSs
along said alley Pa feet to summers street IL
by Ia. G.. Oabel, known In the said Brander's plan
as e eaSe AND Dunlop
feet to Che place Of beginning. - ~, ~,
Also, A PERT OF A CERTAIN LOT OF
In the pssR Fl sae town %
hack 81 feet upon which there are TWO TENE-
NETS, eaciltwo stories high.
Also, eNADDITIcNALP ORTlOss.o OF tn me- sa ~
said town froDting 30 feet ard running back Is
feet. .-Eta =, a. o,rnonee. NJ
executing this trust ana s TO Pay tine esaraos
principal, and interest intended TO be secured Dy
said trust deed.
Fam SaaNc 4; a z AfBf'LL Trustees.
FRANCIS L. ISBELLs Auct1oneer. de IL
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SALE OF FOUR De

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
I J VALUABLE Tracts OF LANn..By yir-
tue Of decree of.the Circuit Court OF Meckte zen,
Sg soI g4G IN Rs is snt OF
shall on the GOTH DAY OF DECEMBSh; H ,tts
sell st the residence of Dr. Paul =; fen nsd 'e
following property belonging 10 Inc '@'o
ist. HOME TRAoT, lying partly in Mee Hen.
cresk ar and c Containing $40 I'M
provements consist of most excellent DWELL
ING-H0USE, and all necessary Clubhouse n ba
lands are very fertile and well adapted to inc
growth of wheat, The grasses, and all other crops
ef sS The be BRk TRACT lying or middle Blue
stone creek, in Mecklenburg county, adjoining
the lands Of Spencer afcPhai and others, and con-
santng ae5es LIZ With
rary out-buloings in good repair snd an excel Ghe
lands very fertile and adapted to The growth of
tie piTs ii22Tf 81: Tnl tract lies IN
Charlotte county, adjoining the lands of Richard
Russell, Judd and others and contains SS9 acres
The improvements consist ola good DWELLING;
state of preservation. This land Is also very
good and adapted to the usual crops OF Inc Sec
10Th ath The BURTON TRACT. This tract lies in
the county'of Charlotte, adjoining the aforesaid
Whome tract'' and the lands of Beckett ana otn-
ers ard contains A0 acres, she improvements
tolerahiy good. The land Is Of pretty much the
same description ss the other lands above de-
scribed. Possession to be given the lst Of Janu-
THESE lands lie nasty within about Is miles of
the Richmcnd and Dauvie railroad.
TERMS The Mansion tract for one.tbird cash,
and the bslance on credit of one two, and three
years the purchaser IL execute bonds for the de-
Ierred payments, carrying interest from the day
of sale and the title TO be retained until the whole
of the purchase money is paid; and as to the resi-
due of the property, enough IN cash to pay tne
costs Of suit and expenses Of sale, and the oalance
on credit of one two. three, and four years, the
purchaser to execute bones, with approved secu-
rity jor the deferred payments, carrying interest,"
frorr the day of sale: but should the purchaser
prefer, one-third cash, ar the balance as afore-
said, without security. In either event, the title
to be retaine until the whole O. the purchase
money is paid. JOHN w. StEhCEs:
GAINESVILLE, VA, Nov. Is, 1870.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BALL
~ ROAD.-Cn and after MONDAY, 9Th Decein.
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STEAMERS.

ToHN ". WYATT aAT1aeAn SKIPPING
.sn COMMISSION MEPCHAET,
NO, 3 GOVERNOR sTEEGT,
afcrr15oSp' VA. gosT-CFEIcE BOZ 10.
FOE hfvszrooba Ans2Rassrowa. ss.s
i5 sa:IS tt asW = YbsE aVEsy 5ATygDAy,
" E 4 ALTERNATE TUESDAYS 3a
pn.,os,s 3, odd. no " PAYABLE IN Currency: %
a rgS cai,in =. Steersge AZ
To T. london 80 To London 90
1s sFis soid 20 and sroni aFlsnd, ireland, snd
'as 81 fnrtier inorri spDT at the company
o5ces, JoaN 6; - aSa2 f HsM tork; or to
aosr ". wy TT r., AZ snt, Richmond Va.
FOB say YoE s5s;,v ssS:.
CLIO OCa;HTof5 STEl.faSsif "assas=~''s>
,,, ,,o ~ ! C s9ss1.L y WV NoKE, I.AAg
MARIL, and HkTTERAS, leave II. .I%IJ&S.
EorfoIk, City PoiIt snd Richmond, syei. T,S,ocs
By, ThUE5D AZ. aac sATUagATStss Fl
DAY, and SUNDAY, e. nish TIDE.
These ensps are entirely RgHa 2ney haTe 1.eSSts
saloons and st2tereons. The tare, sccoinIioass
Close connections made With steamer ior al
soutlern and European porog,
Insurance effected, wEen sras.sd2 AT 3pAs it.
For further information apply to
JOHN W. " YATT, agent
my2s 70. Governor street.
The only authorized agents for signing bills Of
ladinr of the Virginia snd Foreign Through
Line are those Of The ia q pomlnl9n steamSmp
De I'm Agent New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-20
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THO WHOM TT MAY CONCEh;S ned ID
I following articles remaining unciail . a; m.
the cuatSiy OF the Police Court on tue hfss lS
dav In December 1870 will, unless sooner sa
and identified be sold at pu, lie aaction ae ss
First Market EaII on WEDHEsDAY,D December
2ls'' e DOZEN ~ PonksT KNIVES,
/ bundle THREAD,
lot of JEWELRY,
rolls OF RIBBON.
GLASS REFLECTOk,
10 pairs LADIES' HOSE.
PISTOL thorsem =n'ah
SWORDS,
MANS SHAWL,
BED-QUILT,
/ Niece FAD PIPE,
Tot Of CASTINGS,
: 1rass sHoE-sTRINGS
! gross HOOKS ana E1ES'
email DISHES. ---
HANDKERCH1EFS.
40 Its REVOhVE RS lnafyh
l SHOTGUN,
= lHOpP SBIRT,
/ lot Of ROPE,
l pair of PANTS,
1CHAIN. .rIrc APPAREL.
Nv order OF Police Justice j. j. MHITE.
90 Sergeant Of Police.