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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-10
BY Grubbs &c Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main AMI Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
CITY OFF or IR nCHl NJ THE SoUTRWEs z
CORNER or CARY AND T \ III 7 E = = I + I
STREETS KNOWN T AS yG nSs1R y PRI /
VATE REsiDESCE ON THE WEST SIDE OF
NINTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY md ND
LEIGH STREETS At AoCII nS from eS Snsr
Harvey. John ID. Harvey, and dohn III: Nlliians,
and their wives, to me rs trustee, bearing GATE on
the ss dsy OF d FRITZ s5S
thereto required by the creditors secured, VIII sen
ut auction, upon the premises respGcnVei!, III tne
order named below, on THURSDAY the ISL day o., OF
August. is7a the following property conveyed by
said deed, much thereon rs may DC "
satisfy the purposes OF the same. =, ,., {.
most valuable and well-known property THE
COMMERCIAI. BLOCKS situated az above, and an,
BRICK STORES AND WAREHOUSES: occupied
Iy Mcssrs Harvey & Jones, William Wallace Sons.
and Armistead 4 Peek each of them about 80 Nv VI
feet to an aley. They arc four stories above the
bascment were erected since the war, have every
convenience for warehouse ana storage purposes
with suitable Offices re-proof vaults ana MI aesIa ,
Die convenienecs. This block Is not surpassed by
any I'm the city for its thorough and costly consruc-
ton and Its most favorable situation s, TOT %
class property Of Its kind.
"a e ssns yy At y Gcqsk r NJ vii N sell t1s
north Ninth street, between Clay and Leigh streets,
occupied by the late John d. Harvey during his ife-
time. This Is very desirable residence, with about
nine rooms, usual out-buildings, and all modern
convcniences near to business III peasant neigh
borho0d, and In good order.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-fourth cash. balance In
equal instruments ut four, eight. and twelve months
for negotiable notes. with Interest added at The rate
ak per ccntum per annim, and secured by deeds Oh
trust upon the property sold.
Purchasers will not be required to pay any taxes
for the year 1872 on the property.
A plat Of the Commercial Block may be seen at
the office of the auctloneers.
JAMES PLEASANTS. Trustee.
Bale conducted by GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc-
tioncers.
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MoRTUARY RBP0RT.---The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, July 6, 1872, compiled from sections
returns received Mt the office OF the Board OF
Health:
Whole number of deaths In the city. 81.
Sex: Males, 81 females, &c, Color: White
males, u; white females, 10; colored males,
10; colOred females, II. Condition: Single,
81 married, l3; widowcrs, 9; widows, 4;
unknown. 4. Nativity: United States, 81
England, 1; Ireland, l: Germany, 9; Russia,
/; unknown, 1. Locality City Mt large,
Marshall Ward, II; Jefferson Ward, Ii; Mad
ison Ward, Monroe Ward, 3; Clay Ward,
g.; Jackson Ward, IS; almshouse, 3; peni-
Tertiary, 3. Age: One day to thirty, I; one
month to SIX 8; six months to twelve, 10;
one year to three, 5; three years to five, l ;
twenty years to thirty, 6; thirty years to
forty, 4; forty years to titty,5; fifty years to
sixty, 2; sixty years to seventy, 4; seventy
years to eighty, 5 eighty years to ninety,
ninety years to one hundred, l; unknown.
!. BY whom certified: Regular practition-
ers, "A; Coroner, II Board of Health, ..
Causes of death: ApopleXy, l; brain disease,
Q; consumption, 0 g white and 6 coloreO;
cholera infantum, 6 !; cholera morbus, .; con-
gestion of brain, cercbro-spinal meningitis,
1; diarrh9a, 4 dyscntery, 2; debility, |;
drowning, l; dropsy, L; heart disease, 8;
liver disease, l marasmus, 2; meningitis,
old age, 8 {; paralysis, 9; premature birth, 9;
sunstroke, l teethng, 4; typhoid fever,
unknown, 4.
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The Educational Association OF VIZ
cinia..-Seyenth Annual Session.

special telegram to the Dispatch
STAUNTos, VA, July 9.-The Educa.
tional Association Of Virginia convened here
tonight in its seventh annual session. A
number of teachers are present, and it is I'M
derstood that number of others will arrive
by the carly trains tomorrow, but the hos
pitable people of Staunton are complaining
that they have not half enough to fill the
homes provided.
The meeting was called to order by the
president, Professor W. r. Abbott, and was
opened with PRAYER by Rev. J. William
Jones, of Virginia.
Rev. r. Fl. Phillips, in behalf of the citl'
zens of Staunton, extended to the Assocla'
ton hearty greeting and cordial welcome
to their hearts and homes.
The President then read his annual report,
in which he congratulates the Association
on its florlrishing condition, sketches its past
history, and makes several practical sugSes-
tons as to the general interests of the Asso-
citation and of the Educational Journal The
report.pays fitting and beautiful tribute to
Colonel d. Lee Powell and Professor John
M. Strother, Of Richmond; DR.. S. Maupin,
of the University of Virginia, and Colonel j.
w. Massie, of the Virginia Military Institute.
The report was written and read in that
graceful style so characteristic of everything
that comes from Mr.. Abbott.
In the absence of the Secretary, who is
detained by sickness, Professor l.. M. Black
ford read his annual report, showing that
there have been twenty-five additions to the
membership during the past year, and that
there are now 165 members of the Assocla'
ton.
The Treaslrer's report showed balance
of S437 in his hands to the credit of the
Association.
The usual committees were announced.
Professor Joynes called attention to the
suggestion made in the report of the Presl
dent us to whether the Association should
adhere to its policy of discussing but not de-
Gliding on questions brought before it. Al
the suggestion of several members, Professor
Jovncs gave notice that he would tomorrow
introduce resolution on this question.
A number Of new members were elected
and various matters of detail attended to.
Colonel William Preston Johnston will de
liver his address tomorrow evening.
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speerAL Cosar or g VI i
az sneciaI interest was IRA nsacted Ia THO spe-
cfaI Court &c Appeals yesterday

CnAScEgY CouRT or RfCKMeID.- --i I ne l 'eF.
loving cases were disposed of on M lss -;
Walker and Saunders rs. Austin anu sflls
.,Isryj. and CHM os. same. Decree cofisoii-
dating causes and referring same 20 9 colll-
missioner for inquiry and repoff.
Holland and wife us. Ferguson, trustee,
&c, Decree setting aside, decree heretofore
made. and directing purchaser OF property
So appear on first day Of the next term TO
show cause why he shall not be attached for
falling to comply with terms of sale.
SCOT us. SCOTS executor, dc. Decree ap-
nroving account Of executor ana disposition
made by him Of fund in the cause.
Cabell, &C., rs. SeldorPs administrators, DC.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and directing distribution of the fund,
Davis Us. Davis, sc, Decree confirming re-
port of commissioner and directing sale OF
the property in the bill and proceedings NEIL
toned.
Rogers vs. Williams. &C.; Lipscomb us.
Rogers. &c. Decree adjusting rights OF the
parties and directing sale Of the property
therein mentioned.
I Burr rs. Hutcheson's administrator. De-
cree referring cause to n commissioner iol
inquiry and report.
Dietrick's executor u.s. Dietrich and others.
Decree rccommitting report of commissioner,
and instructions to report in accordance WIN
principles indicated by the court in its decree.
Judah %. Judah, &c. Decree making a
partial distribution of the fund.
Cariington's administrator cs. Darlington.
Decree confirming and approving accounts OF
George NJ. Carrington's administrators anu
distribution of the fund.
Cox Us. Cox's executor, dc. Decree con-
firming report of commissioner in part, adj
justing rights of the parties, and making pro-
vision for distribution of the fund.
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BY f. b. Newburn,
Real Estatp gent. i0la Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALU-
Il ABLE SUBURBAN PE0PERTi ON BROAD
STREET ABOUT TWO HUNDRED YARDS
FROM THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF RICHStOND.--By virtue OF certain
deed of trust executed to me rs trustee, bear
ing date the goth day of November, lsTi duly re-
corded in the clerks Office or Beprico County Court
Deed-Book 50, pagel5s, and being required so TO do
by the beneficiary therein secured, shall proceed
to sell ut auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY
the 10th day of July, at O'Clock L. NJ. that very
beautiful and desirable SUBURBAN PROPERTY
located as above, having large front on Broad
containing twenty acres, with the very hand
some and commodlous brick dwelling thereon.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expenses Of
executing this trust and 10 discharge note for ISIS
and all accruing interest, and as 10 the residue on
such terms Us shall be announced at sale.
~ d-tdS +. Il. NEWBURN, Trustee.
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WORK PRoGREssniG.--The work of enlars-
Ing the quarters for the firemcn at Washing
ton Hall, Broad street, is progressing, and
tho improvements will in short time be
completed.
The officers quarters at the Second Police
Station also need the attention of the proper
authorities sadly. On the fourth Monday in
July petition from the commanding officer
in that district will be presented to the Coun-
Gil in behalf of this much-needed improve
ment and enlargement. The paper is signed
by the Board of Health, and is strongly re-
commended by Mayor Kelley and Dr.. Brock,
surgeon Of the police force.
Both of the other stations have been i'm.
proved and enlarged. and as the middle dis
frict Is equally important to the city, there
can hardly be doubt that the desired
changes will be made.
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By W. Goddln,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.
C1OMMIssIONER's SALE OF TIL

A NUMMlSSlONERS SS1JE VI Hhl
" BEAUTIFUL COMMENSURATE THEY'LL
LACE OF BOWLING GREEN, CALLED CHEL-
SEA, WITHIN A QUARTER OF A MILEOF TIL +
CORPORATION LINE, CONTAINING FIVE TO
SIN ACRES.-By virtue of Il decree of the Chan-
Gerry Court of the city of Richmond entered on the
9Th of July, 1872, IN the of Mlnter against Roy,
&C., SHALL as special commissioner thereby APP
pointed, proceed 10 sell ut public auction, on the
premises. on SATURDAY the Goth OF July, 1872. at
O'Clock +. NJ, that beautiful place knownas CHEL-
SEA, of which James G. Roy died seized contain
ing about SIX ACRES, more or less. The land lies
on an elevated summit overlooking the city of Rich
mond. and Is admirably adapted for suburban resi-,
dence or market garden. The dwelling Is large ana
excellent one, and contains about ten rooms BE-
sides the dwelling, there IS large brick tenement
containing four uooms, which, with some repairs aud
alterations, could be made comfortable residence.
The place Is so well ard favCrdby known that
further description is deemed unnecessary, except
to remark that 1t has long been noted for It's beau-
fnl and commanding view aud for the handsome
shade trees which surround the dwelling. It's dis.
lance from the capitol is not one mile. 1T VIII
he sold as whole or divided into three parcels ac-
coring to the plat of survey TO be exhibited at the
hour of sale.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance ut orc, two,
and three years for negotiable notes hearing six per
cent per annum interest, and title retained I'LL the
further order. of the court.
A. AUSTIN SMITH,
iv lo-I0t Special Commissioner.
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PoLIcH Court, TuEsDAY-yustsce }. J.
White prestding.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
Ellen Fab, charged with abusing Margaret
McMahan. Fined So.
Henry C. Witt, chargedwith creating dis
tllrbance in the house of and beating Susanna
Berry. Continued to Wednesday next, and
attachment issued for Witt for default in APP
pcarance.
Peter Martini, charged with assaulting and
attempting to strike and using abusive and
insulting language to Annie Martini. TritlinS
affair; dismissed.
Annie Lusk, charged with using abusive
and insulting language to Peter Martini. Dis
missed.
Archer Morris (coloreD, charged with
having in his possession one watch OF the
value of $40, the property of Mary Iinsley.
Discharged.
Edward Mason (colorcD, charged with
stealing one watch of the value of $40, the
property Of Mary Tinslcy. Guilty, and sent
to Jail for thirty days.
Harriet j. Anderson (colored, charged
with stealing one pair Of shoes, the property
of Sallie johnson. Discharged.
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Cuban War Vessel Seized by the Rcve'
nue-Cutter MonOcacy.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Secretary OF the
Navy to-day received Il telegram from the
commanding officer of the revenue-cutter
Monocacy, dated at Newport, X. l., report
ing that last evening he spoke and boarded a
schooner who reports herself as the Cuban
war-schooner Pioneer. She being in United
States waters, an officer was put aboard OF
her, and she was taken in tow and brought
into Newport. She had two rifled twenty
FOUNDER pivot-Suns and one ciShtccn-pound-
cr. Her crew numbered sixteen men, all
told She has no papers except document
said to be the commission of her officers.
The Secretary of the Navy ordered the YES
sci TO be detained for further iuvC stigation
into her character and objects.
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BY Moody 6 Royal, Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA.

" BLE REAL ESTATE IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. VA.-Byvirtue OF 4 decree OF the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield comfy pronounced at It's No
styled Pharp re-. W0rrls.ms executor q ais, tile
uIdersigncdspecialc commissioners Will offer for sale
at public auction. on the premises, near s. Goodies
store, on SATURDAY the 18th of July. 1872, 1T IL
NJ, the TRACT Of LAND owned by the late Dam
lei Wersham, adjoining the lands OF ID. Goode, 5. s.
Goode and others, on the Genito road, three miles
Vile railroad. This tract contains TWO hun
DkED and SlXTY-NINE AND r. RI E
QUARTER ACRES (2Gatl more or less, about one
half in cultivation and the residue In original forest.
This land has been recently sub-d,yiJed In small
tracts containing twenty to thirty acres to suit pur-
chasers plat Or the same can DC seen 90 our Office,
corner SeYcntl, and Hull streets, Manchester, Va.
TERMS: Liberal, and will be Bladc known on day
ofs'lc. :: b - Wcn Special Comm-rS.
MOODY & ROYAL, Auc,fouetYs. ~ a-;ds
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raan11srEEs, AND COMMISSIONERS

AND COMMISSIONS RS'
IL sALEOF vERYyAL15AELEB RICK STORE
sANIJDWELIzIN3, AND FRI MED TEEEMENT
AMI SEVERAL VACANT LOTS, IN SIDNEY,
AT THE NORTHEAST CORN EE sDF IsQNEs
fOR CARY STREETJ AND LAUREL STKEEYS.
By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit CoHrs Of the
United States for the Eastern District of Virginia
entered on the 6t or April, 1872 In the cse OF LaEs
renee Myers Co. against b. W. Totty. We. the in-
dersigned. who were thereby appointed trustees or
win, In part execution OF said de-
cree. sell at public auction. on the premfses, or
TUESDAY tie 18TH Of July, 1871 commencing Mt
O'Clock r. ~, nc fair; IL not the first fair day
thereafter. that very valuable LOT No. In tie
plan Of Sidney, located above, fronting LES feet on
the north side of Dover for Cary} street. running
hack 100 feet to an alley % feet wide having thereon
n large THREE-STORf BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING with graDiie front. spacious brick
kitchen, stable, carriagc-iiose we'll OF good water
I'm the ward and n comfortable FRAMED TENE-
MENT fronting ON the cast line OF Laurel street.
THE foregoing property VIII lie sub-isvided SO rs
to sell with the store and dwelling about IS to so feet
front; with the framed tenement on Laurel street
about 10 feet ana on the north side Of Dover Tor Cary)
street the vacant land. having front OF about 40
feet running back 1873 feet TO an alley 20 Feet wide
map and survey OF the property will be exhibited
Mt tile sale.
TERMS: Onc-fonrilI c.sh balance af six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added, and title retained till nli OF the purchase
money Is fully paid and q Conveyance ordered by
tho court. W. GODDlN,
w. B. MYERS,
JOHN JOHNS,
IS IO.1..15S1s Trustees or Commissioners.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

OrFIcERs OF TIRE WATER WoRks.-Ihe
new Committee on Water of the City Coun-
Gil held a meeting yesterday morning and re-
elected William J. Riddick assistant super.
intendent of the Water Works, John 7. "
Ter superintendent, and Alexander Calder
assistant superintendent Of the Pump.
House. These efficient officers were compli.
nrented by unanimous vote, although there
were other candidates.
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weather Prohabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Increasing easterly
winds, with rain, will probably continue
without material change from New jersey to
the Gulf States. A more serious storm u
apparently in progress on the Gulf and
southwest of Florida. Rising barometer ana
clearing weather will prevail in the North
west. Falling barometer and increasing
cloudiness, with southerly winds and local
storms. will prevail over the lower lakes.
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.AycrroS SALES THIS DAY.

LANCASTER Il co. viii sell at ~ d. Petarsbtarf
Isailroaas Piedmont Railroad, Old Donaniel ah.
snfsncc Company. Virginia state insurance
Counany. and Merchants and Planters Savings
Bank STOCK. ss
IT'LL a saDr,rN VIII sell ct "a p. III. a building
loi ON Cherry street between Beverly and Abe
magic streets.
LYME q BROTHER viii sch at 8 r. Ma brick
store and small framed tenement corner OF
Eighteenth and Clay streets.
RICHARDSON & co. viii sell at r. n. building
lots IN Fulton.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets

rI,HE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
Il COUNTRY SEAT CALLED "LABGESAM,n
ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE. ONE. AND A
CONTAINING 49, ACRES, INCLUDING ALL
Of THE VALUABLE STOCK THEREON. ONE
PREMIUM ALDERNEY BULL. CATTIE,
MILES, &C., FOR SALE At AUCTION.-htthe
request of the Hon. James LYONS. shall sell az auc-
ton. on the premises. on FRIDAY the 18th day OF
July. ls72, commencing NJ o'clock =. NJ, his late
residence, Laburnam,' lying immediately opposite
the nursery OF Frunkii Davis & Co., one mile and
4 quarter from the city.
# Hes more beautifully than any farm In the
county, being bounded by tue Brook turnpike on the
east. by the Hermitage road on the west aud by 4
road itersectug them at right angles on the north.
II Is thoroughly drained with tiles aud By open
bitches, and well enclosed by ditch and plank
fence. S@
The dwelling Is provided with all the comforts Of
town well 20 country house, and the grounds lfe
beautifully laid out. The oyerseer's house; stables
barns, servants houses and kitchen, OF the best
kind. The farm contains lss acres, and Is In fine
filth.
Lands around Richmond are daily increasing ir,
value, and the early completion OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad Will doubtless still ENHANCE iheir
value.
After the sale Of the land (Which viii be sold as
whole, or divided into small parcels according TO
plat % he At the salel the stock Of
be sold. Besides several excellent YOU MUlsEs.
there will be sold several FINE MICH S0MS
and one superior, first premium AIDERAEs
BULL. Z
The terms for the land which viii be very aes
comiaodatlng, viii be made known az ms honr o.
sale. ". GQUDls,
Jc25-tds auclsonesf.
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DIsoRDERLy HOUSES RA1BED OH.-Y Yesterday
morning ahout o'clock Captain John Dis
ney, In charge of squad of the police, r,ided
on number of houses on Third street and
arrested Blanche Martin, Margaret Clara,
Emma Iibbs, Mary Allen, Julia Bacon, Caro-
line Starke, Annie Johnson, Fanny Still,
Lizzie johnson, Alice Dabney, Mary Deanc,
Jane Finney, Fanny Dangertield, Milly Dan
gerfeld, Elizabeth Tayloc, charged with I'M.
lawfully keeping houses of evil fame, name.
and reputation. They We're brought before
Justice White, who continued the case for
further inquiry until next week.
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CHILD IsJURED.-Yes,erday afternoon Levi
G. Beck, little son Of Mrs. James G. Beck,
while in front of his mothers residence, on
Third street, was very badly burned on the
face and eyes by the premature explosion OF
some powder with which he was playing. Ii
is feared his sight has been seriously injured
if not destroyed.
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Trot,,ne Race at Fleetwood Park.

New YORK, July GA trot for $1,000 be-
tween Goldsmith's Maid, Lucy, American
Girl, and Henry. came off this afternoon at
Fleetwood Park. There were 10000 specta-
tors present. American Girl won in three
straight heats. Time: 2:2l, 2:19@, 2:24.
After the second heat it was found that
Goldsmth's Maid had cut her quarter, and
the Judges allowed her to withdraw.
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BY W. GCddin,
auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
ABOUT TWO AND a HALE MILES OF
DEPOT ON THE NORFOLK AND PETERS
BURG RAILROAD,IN TIE COUNTY OF SUS-
of Richmond entcrcts on the 10Th june 1872. In tie
case of Grant, &C., rs Newburn, &C., shall, ass
special commissioner thereby appointed, proceed 10
sell at auction at the office of Wellington GOddiu,
real estate arcloneer. corner OF Bank and Eleventh
streets, In the city of Richmond, on FRIDAY the
10th July, 1872, at II o'clock NJ, the TRACT OF
LAND located us above, on the south side OF Black
Swamp, in Sussex county, containing two hundred
acres, more less, having thereon small dwelling
house.
TERMS: One. third cash balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, ana
title retained till all Of the purchase money be palu
" t~,.7 ROBERT HOWARD,
iva Commissioner.
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BY Lee & Goddln. AuctiOncers,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWENTY
" SIX VALUABLE LOTS, ON MADDOX HILL,
At AUCTION.-In pursuance of n decree of the
Circuit Court of Hcmrico county entered the 18th
day of June, 1872, in the suit Of .LOhand u.s. Lof-
lands administrator" &C., the undersigned, us spe.
cal commissioners appointed for the purpose, VIII
proceed to sell, on THURSDAY the 18th day of July,
lSi2 commencing mt o'clock p. NJ, upon the pre-
misses. the land In said decree mentioned, consisting
street, Maddox Hill. adjoining the property of .Ines
w. Lewcllen, Esq, and that owned by Mr.. John
AGREE.
TERMS: 0ne-fourth cash: balance mt SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added. and title re-
tanned. JOHN Is. YOUNG,
a. K. COURTNEY,
iyo Special Commissioners.
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PROFESSOR GUNNELLE's EXPLOITS. - The
performances of this gentleman at Virginia
Hall were witnessed by Il good audience last
night, including many ladies, and were re-
ceived with great applause. Some of his
feats excel those of the Davenports and all
equal them. The Professor is quite a young
man. and is destined to make fortune i'll the
show business. He performs again this
nYn
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Tahncr0 PCti(i1CrS,

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue has just decided that
peddlers of tobacco who pay the special tax
imposed upon peddlcrs by the act of June
6, 1872, are not required to pay special tax
as dealers in tobacco also, so long as they
engage in no other branch of the tobacco
trade,