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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-24

The Democratic Executive committee Of
Arkansas, after urging the people to sup
port the Cincinnati and Baltimore nomin-
atoms, says, speaking of the movement
against the present corrupt State govern
ment: "This is not an ordinary political
contest, such as we used to have in the
"be'ier days" of the Republic. 1t is not
a question of national bank Or tariff, but "a
question of bread" We are not battling
for an abstract idea, but for freedom
for equal rights-for freedom from the
horrors of martial law, aud for an honest
administration Of government, both State
and National; aud above all, aud beyond
all other things, We wish to burst asuu-
der the "irou bounds of registration,
which now fctter the limbs Of over forty
thousand tax payers OF Arkansas"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-24

President Grant has issued Thanksgiv.
ing Proclamation He does not say ex-
prcssly that it is for the result of the late
elections but he puts stump
speech" into it, in which he loosely says
that "the citizens of the United States
have reserved to themselves ample, civil
and religious freedom and equality before
the law" The outragcs committed in the
South, by his Deputy Nlarshals and the
frauds perpetratcd in his interest, show
with what reckless insoleuce the rights of
citizens can be invaded under an uncon.
sttuioual Fedora law, and passed by his
partiSans to secure bis reelection For
the security Of their rights, the citizens
may well pray on the day fixed, rather
than give thatks for their present con.
dition.
The GRANTEES have commenced balboa
Ing before they are safely out Of the woods.
They will find that the great allied army
Of Democrats and Liberia Republicans are
not to be deferred or frightened by any
such buster, They will meet them on an
open field with serried ranks in Noyem.
Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04
~ CINE grfdltunq weidtbis

~- CINE GrfdGtuns meidt b 8,
meilen sc m0hnlthen Witt elm
II Oh in 6Olge Der b%eftiaen Gnt5iiubung bes
sarten l~teber5uges Der 80hreu, burf wel6e
Die 9uft, Die mir athner, in ben 2un9en Der.
tbeilt rpirb. Oieies SinberniB erSeugt Shmer.
sen, 8unObeit, Seiierfeit, 5uifen, atbmungss
8eiaperoen. beftii9es Tieber uub Speien
bon Slut, @iter ODER Sdleim, bas idlieBlih
Die Strait Oes Batienten erif6pft unb eine iebr
beoenfltde &ranfbeit entluidelt. Or. Sap
ne's 9 rnfl0ie m ittel (Expectorant)
bgfe6lt ielten, bieie Spmptome ourA Sefreis
ing Der 2un9e BON a1en hemmenOen Stofeu
unO Sei1ung aler %uorbanoenem Wunbbeit
su bcben. 2ungenfea. @nt3inoung, GurSutt.
migteit IL. Srftr6hrenait gntsiinonng weroen
ebenfals ourf oieieS M}ittel eriter Slaffs ges
beilt, NIB Der 8ut, ben es Ieit mebr, benr
OreiBig Sahren bebauptet bat, gelpdbrt fiir
ieine rSiislihteit Die bette @arantie. Sc
miro alermdrt8 uerfauft. (55,7 ,60t&n)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04

BF 0as ein9etreteue ranhe @etter nabnt
oil Dte Grgdn,ung e%ttpuiaer 2iideu in marmen
4nSiigen. O~esfaaise 2iideninbaber uerwei-
len mir auf bas 9roBe eager woQeuer Gafmtrs
unb anberer Sude, Gantoner 6laneue II. ~.
Die man sur i3eit auf Ger 9rOBen 8antes
rottzAuftton Der 5S. 9. s. @oper &
Sobn in g1r. II, 8eft 8altt moreftr.,
Ipottbiais eritebsn fam. IuA anOere @aa>
rem, 5siSen5eug', feline Sembsniioffe II. NJ.
fommen bort inter ben 9ammsr. Oret
0ale wirb oerauftionirt, 8ormittags. Nad<
mittaas unb 4benb8. Die Iuftion miro
Samitag gei9loien; man beetle fiA baber,
tpenn man iid nod oieien ODER jeneH Irtifel
bilig ani6afTen Mill (55)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04
9os

bietet auh otrfe ISOLDE Dem 8ubllfum in 9eInng,
3anS brdmatilten uno 9Lmnaitii6en 4iiniten I'm
Intermediates. Sum erten Drale treten nuf: Sappbo
oils Shauipie(er uno 3oInifer, Die San9erin Rrl.
gftelc Soums, Der 3onif.r S. y. gifts, bic yteeer-
Gbarattet.S arteler Sobnnp auiion uno Goparo
&ougbtiu, Ii. pom Den SrdTttn lester Bode rperoe nod
eiEiAe oieie ISOLDE bebitrrn. g8eeCn bes Rrosrams
Ill. $ leIe man Die NnSti9e!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04
EiufnmmeuHelter.

BUR ausfsrtisuns BON @infunit5teueritetnen uub
~ionitisen RepeniezBapieren eTnpfiebtt i'm
SuIius Scrfprr. iriber aiIifens=GHsiior,
SSr. 215, G~antonsllpe.,
[5f-6) 2. 5pire oitlih pom SroabluGp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04
Wrof. (sront,peQ

beaiuut heute i'm ySreimaurer.3 empel" bic
brittle, aber unptberruffth leste ISOLDE ieiues
Soritellungs : Gptlu8. Die be;aubernOteu
Scenerie'n guropa's uno amerita'S fommlen
sur 0arife0unQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04
SIR. Narl Nauter,

8ertpntter Der ~@enral.Sale," Dir. Is, Gorbs@apz
Smo8e 9ieht beute, ben 4. Uidr3, einen ieinen ST.
offHun9s . Sunih, ipoSu @apt. Sofimann's @apene
BON Mor9cns 10 bis IL uno abenos bon s Ibr an Gaz
n, iPrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04
,r vSdlttmorer xifdler : Inter
ffiifuuo6z NSprpiuH

6d(t beute, oen 4. 0fdrS in ieinem 8eretn5lotaIe
ietn 5ebnte5 Stittungsieft nit Bal. Oleporberee=
benotu Seite biees Serelns i:nb bel SeHen, bic baran
Ibellgenommen BADEN, nod in 10 9uteln Anbenten,
bag man ni6t crit oarauf Guimertfam gu MAIDEN
braudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04

bait Ntittuod, oen u. Otdrj, ieine erfe abenounterz
ab. Sb9leih Der Serein nod Jung 1T, 10 ideirt es
ood, nab oen SorbcreLtun9en. tueI6e pier8u setrof=
len, gu ~urtbetlen, bag Gas 8ersul9en IN jeoer Be.
.tebunq Elm aeluHaene5 iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04
STnt Nfatber'fMen ,,CpeDn"
Su Der ,,@rbetterbaQe"

an SID<5reoerfdfr
ftnbet ieoen abenO eIne 8orteaung Der "Female
Minstrels" itatt. Dag bier etrpas @utss seboten
MIRO, oafIr bir9t Der Same bes llntsrnepmers,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04
Sr. Spbann SAT-
Scr ,.SdhfenbunoW

eroifnet beute, Den q. NiQrS, ieine neue Wirtbidait
peine CT III gtr. PA, Beits ndbe 2eaheubal ftr., Elm
9eribtet bat, nit einem belitaten 2uni1e uno Sob
SQLernIbmiot'idem &aaerbier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04
SCR. & ". SiIbersahn,

irti5er a~tnenmaHer sci 9annettel Il &c., sei9t an,
odB er ole iuibcr SoDaun S1reiet'i9e spirtbl9aft,
Nr. 235, alice annltr., iUcrnomIneI uno 6lPielbe
beute. ben 4. WidrJ NIT elnem ~iolenen &unlde et.
offneu ipirp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04
Ear. q. q. Guno

bot Die Btrtbibdfttn SIT. q, g8citzSapettefraBe, 2
2biiren pom 0aptruBe, tbernommen unb miro bie=
ielDe an ietnem @ebultstaqe beute. Den 4 Rdr5,
nit einem lplenoioen @rofInnugss uno 9ehurtsta9sz
9unihe emo ube1. Sr. sung 1T lpelen ieiner Bopuz
laritlt blni6n9lih %befannt, uGp brau6en mir oesbalb
nubt nod b%eionrers auImertiam gu MAIDEN.
Ser ,@rbsiter=Siloune5 : 0erein"
bat Iir beute, Den 4. DtarS in Der .liehanicsz
6aae" 5unl Selteu oes nI19. 9eutihen Wnienbaus
les" etne LbeateruorftrluH9 Hebit SanSfrdnJhen per-
finnis, Drama in 3 Aiten. @intritt % Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04

an 9 Ii 6reoertdfr.
miro ieber 2iebpGber pom Wiuiit ourb oas Srhefrion,
fir peldes ST S6le9el crit tiir5lrh meme BalSeR
aus 0eutidIauo tommen IieB, 6uftteoerseteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04

IVH71FF''.'''I Ntut' VKlNl' SW3 NW' 7 OW'
Betterberidbt fir Baibinstun,9 .G., BON 3.
Mars, If ubr 50 Min. Edd1f5.
Sbermometer Stan0 q &arometersS tauf q. "a
Der OfT;iele GBettcrpropbet
BON 8aibin9tou bsribtet, bus mir beute tldrenz
oes &etter BADEN lperbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04
Wetter : Bc~pbacpfuno ana 3. mdrs.

Die folgenDen Observation-Disclosures Duroen
DON 9rn Siram s. Benrob pom SienaI=4mte bee
Hriaos.Q tir BaItimnre osmnht:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-04

Hnter M 8. = guf Der Gde Der
Oruib,6 iu= 4oenue uno IilioufraRe babeu
swet elesaute siesslfieiuerne Wohnbduier,
luelhe Dnrt Die @ilenbabn-S unmel. Balte III
sefabrorobenoer @stie uaterminirt pproeu,
abgetrasen rperoen miifea.
Yraoerliae 8siu9e baben iid i'm
2aufe lester ISOLDE mebrere eosen bes ,nn-
a~bban9igen SrbeHs Der Sanbpsrfer G. Weha,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-24
GUstetter s Bitters.

@- LOST HEALTH RECLAIMED
Stlf-neglect lays the foundations OF much bodily
suffering. AS rule men are more solicitlous to
repair and preserve their houses, stock 10 trade
and other perishable property than to repair and
preserve themselves. They can see when wall
requires prop, or weak structure grder, but
appear to be unconscious Of, or Indifferent TO- the
cracks and flaws and evidences OF decay in their
own frai and sensitive organizations.
The consequence Of this want OF common pru.
dence is, that thousands fall by the wayside in the
prime OF life every year who might have lived to
enjoy hale and hearty old age, II they had re-
sortel to the proper means of recruiting their
falling vigor a. the proper time.
Seeing what that famous vltalIzIng and invgo-
rating elixir, HOsTErTER'S STOMACH BITTERs,
has done for countless mnltltudes OF the enerva-
ted and broken down, and with the long, un-
broken record Of its cures before him, 1t seems
amazing that any suffering from premature Ge-
cay. nervous weakness, dyspepsia, oiliousness,
chronic constipation. or disease OF remittent or
intermittent character, should delay, even for an
hour to seek the aid which ita toning, regulating
aud invigoratIng properties have never failed to
afford.
1t iS no exaggeratlon to say that Hostetter's
Stomach Btters Is the most faithful ally Of Ea-
ture, In her struggles with weakness and disease,
that medical botany and honest chemistry have
vet given to the world. jun24-ruwf3D4C
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-24
BY W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUNS,s
Auctioneers.. 't7Ip .5,~

D. DESAUSsURE, RECEIVER AND
L. Agent In tho case OF Hayward vs.. Hasel, ct
al, vs. Daniel II. Silcox, Administrator OF James
BY virtue OF an order directed to he by the
Hon. X. F. Graham, Judge OF. Court OF, Common
Pleas for Charleston County, l will ofrer for SALE
at the east end Of Broad street, (Posto6lce,) at II
O'CLOCK, on THURSDAY, 9Th lane, u, e.tl..
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Mansion
House thereon, situate. lying and being on the
north side OF South Bay street. tknown asJthe
Battery.) and opposite White Point Garden, In
the City OF Charleston, measuring and containing
on the front line 81 feet Z inches, more or less;
on the back line So feet, and In depth 2il feet be
the sail dimensions more or less. Butttpg and
bounding 10 the south on South Bay street; TO
the north on lands now or lale OF Mrs. d. A. Peti-
CRU; to the east on lands OF James e. Spe8r. and
20 the west on land Of T. ID. Wagner and W. *.
Ryan, trustee Of A. B. Ryan. =. ss,-,.f--
This desirable Residence contains IL square
rooms, with tnree.stOry piazzas, observatory, and
upon the premises are large kitchen, Clstern, and
all necessary outbuildlngs.
Terms-One.half cash; remainder In one year,
to be secured by bond OF the purchaser, bearing
interest from the day OF sale, pay able semi tannu-
ally, and mortgage Of the property. The pre-
misses to be insured By the purchaser and the
policy assigned. with the bond and mortgage:
Purchaser to pay auctioneers for papers and
stamps. ID. s. SlLUOA.
ipn4 n4-tufm WSmtu9th1 Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-24
,JOTrryGs ABOUT THE STATE.

The Statehouse roof has been repaired. =,
Notwithstanding the hot weather, several
new buildings are going up IN Aiken
The Governor has appointed DR.. Ailrea
M. Tolger trial justice, for the county Oh
Pickens. D.oo
The body of man found in the Enoree
River cannot be Identified, nor was the jury
able to tell whether 1t was white or black.
"A number of soldiers, stationed near
Unionyllle, have deserted during the last ten
days. ,,,, ,o,o boon oon-
mitted iiI Union. Colonel a. Rice Is one OF
the victims. o,,.o,, 1oh,
Wipp q pilot commissioner 1or Beaufort mar
bor: and accepted the resignation OF A. W..
smith, trial justice for Colleton County.
On Monday last, the Beaufort board OF
nilot commissioners held meeting, exam
ined MT. James Early, and finding him compe-
tent. issued him certificate OF full branch
pilot. n,,.. so,oo,. .teacher
from Williamsburg, who was sentenced 10 tGe
PenItentiary % for one year for forgery; made
mia escape from that institution on FRIDAY
aSght last. 49,. ,,oson hoe reacbed
Aiken. coming from the gardens OF Mrs. WIN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-24
NEW ROCKBRIOGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IN IR0OKBRIDGE CO., VA.

This new Watering Place will be open for the
reception OF visitors on the 1sT DAY OF JULY.
The waters have been long and fay0rably
known, bat until lately no improvements have
been made for the entertainment Of the public.
A joint stock company, chartered uAder the
name OF the JORDAN R0CKBRlDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, has been organized with ample capital.
The Company have completed this season new
and elegant Hotel, furnished throughout In the
very best style. St.'zas.s.-- - - I ---.--.-
Tne mineral waters are both Alum and 0haly.
beate; the former being eflcacious In all chronic
diseases, such as Pneumonia, Dyspepsia, Chronic
Dlarrhna, Chronic Dysentery, scr0fula. Incpient
Consumption. Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngitis; and
the latter general tonic, and is OF great value
in those affections which are peculiar to the
female constitution. The accommodations will
be frst-class In every respect
RoUTE.-The Springs are eight miles from Go.
shen, on the line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road. and within eleven to thirteen hours Of Rich
mond. washington and Baltimore by rail- Col.
II. G. Harman's elegant Stage coaches will con-
meet with the trains twice day at Goshen Depot
Board, per day, So: four weeks $50. For fur
ther particulars, apply to U. B. LUCK,
| General Manager,
tP.O as aboye,> formerly Of the Spottswood HOTEL
- hlcnuOnu.;,,. jun24.lmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-24
Professional.


DR. r. B. H E W I T T,
- No. "a WENTWORTH STREET,
CHAR I.E 8 TO N, 8. c.,
Can De consulted on the following diseases, and
diseases OF q kindred nature, free OF charge
and 10 strict confidence. Charges mode.
rate and within the reach OF all. or
fee hours from A. N. to- P. NJ:
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
j In all arthrtlc complaints as rheumatism, gout,
neuralgia, &c, this pracIlce Is almost peIIect'
The most intense pains are almost instantly To-
lieyed, enormous swellings are reduced, Ilnos
whIch have been contracted and still Tor years are
relaxed. Gases OF twenty, thirty and lorty years
standing have been cured by me after all other
means have failed .~,,,,,, o,o-
main by which can often, In q few moments.
soothe and carry oil the most excruciattng SUI
ferings. II this system did nothing more tnan
TO relieve pain, 1t wound STAR superior 10 any
other system cxtant.
CATARRH.
stopued.up Head, Running OF the Nose, co Htant
Hawking and Splitting, constant Blowing OF
the Nose.
Thousands suffer from that most annoying, dis
agreeblc and offensive complaint, Catarri, Wltl-
ont Knowing what it IL. often tile secreted mu.
coue, fiowlnx down the throat, clogs up tue lungs
aud lays the foundation for consumption.
The most skillful physicians lall 10 cure IL.
/ cure auy case OF Obitruction, stopped, up
head discharges Uf greenish, thick, thlll or gaIy
mucous from tile nose, Internal or extsTnai, pau
or iullness between the eyes, conslaLt olomas VI
"A y.
miceratlon OF schuclderlan membrane, &C., III
the course OF few days.
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness, Noises In The Head otorrhea'
olitis discharge from the Ear,} Paralysis Oh
Auditory Nerve.
nm daily treating all affections OF the ear Win
the most gratifying RESULTS SOME whE nna sln pain
cured by me in u few weeks at q moderaIe eA'
pense. - n,o1.cDo
Mercury, injudlclously useh. has dlled tho eartI
Will wrecSs OF bu,na anity. Thousands suffer from
I its effects who have beeu unc0nsclOusly Qtuggeo
by their physician ills vain 10 atenlpt snf eIts 1
body. Although have heard Of several soca
antlotes for mercury ln the human body, hsye
never yet seen n physician who coulu ellpnin"'s
| it from the system. ,b,,I can
absolutely absLract mercury, lead, zlne, ano
other mineral poisons In every case.
| CANCERS.
Noli.me eTangere, Lupuse, or Wolf Cancer scir
INNS Cancer, Fungous Clncer, Rose Cancer,
Spider Cancer.
Iuake grent speciality in the treatment o
| avery JescrI6tIon OF Cancer and TuhoTs.
How many Cancers and Tumors are WroHluIl.
treated by certain chsratans styling themseiTe
nCancer Doctors.n IN, ,,,.
After being pronounced incurahle, Will TAX
| onu one of these cases In hand and make Pei
manent cure. lin :,
NV terms for treating Cancers, &c, WIN U
hased on the age and condition OF the patlen,
and the positive certainty OF cure.
may25-6m0H 49,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-24
SPRINGS.

This Watering Place, well and favorably known
to South Osrolinians, situated miles from Spart
neighbSrhoods OF the state, is now open to re-
ceiVe guests, and no pains Will be spared to rem.
der Bojoutn there pleasant and agreeable.
;; Board, So SO per day; S12 per week; $35 single
month, or $50 per month for two or more
months. u. B. CLAYTON & SON,
jun20-thm4 !. PropTietors.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-24
Schumann's "n1ondnacht."

Sing me the song again!
The Wild, sad notes that breathe Of haunting pain
The wild, sweet notes that thrill my heart with
bliss;
ck-throbbipg now with passionate disdain,
Now falling soft as evening breezc's kiss;
Sing me the song again
Repeat the wondrous tune
Tho full glory Of the perfect moon,
The pearly glimmer Of the clust'rtng leaves,
The ghostly shadows OF the nights high noon,
Ny listening soul perceives;
Repeat the wondrous lune
Sing me the song again
For though the sudden changes OF the strain
Falling like dewdrops from the hashing keys
Pierces the anguish OF soul In pain,
That knows not where is peace;
Sing me the song again
Sing me the song forever
SO shall its passion and Its pathos never
Leave the rapt ear, but a.! the llrg g'ring night,
Through the low melody Come signing ever
Infinite longing, Infinite delight;
Sing me the song forever
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-24
By W. Y. LEITCH 6 r. s. BRUNS,2

q.
TIME LIFE ASSOCIATION. OF AMERICA
Il. vs.. Daniel q. Sicox, Administrator Of James
E. Spear, ct al. -
BY virtue OF an order directed to me by Hon. &.
F. Graham, Judge Court Common Pleas for
Charleston County, Will offer for sale, at tn Q
east end OF Broad street, at IL O'Clock, on THURS
DAY, eth June, sly l.e.t u a.,nsrt.u
= AilthaI LOT OF LAND with the Buildings there
situated on the north side or South Bay street,
Charleston Battery, In the City OF Oharles>op,
known by the letter B In the PlaL OF Lands drawn
by James L. Branch, Surveyor, IN june, 1860.
measuring and containing, according. to the said
Plat, 81 feet IL inches on the front line. on the
back line 81 feet 2H inches, on the east line 262
20100 feet, and on the west line 253 60I00 feet;
butting and bounding to the north on Lands
formerly OF the Estate OF W. p. Monefeldt, TO the
east on Lot OF Land Iettered on said Plat, to the
south on South Bay street, and to the west on Lot
Of LaniB late Of John 3. Ashe, now OF the Estate
OF James e. Spear. . u ia::L '.',i=s.p iz:@E
This Residence is Of modern construction.
built Of brick double piazzas, cistern, &c House
contains six rooms, with dressing rooms and
marble mRntes In each room. r ft rc..iJ
Terms-One.half cash; balance In one and two
years, TO be secured by bond OF the purchaser
bearing interest from day OF sale, payable semi.
annually and q mortgage OF the property. The
premises to be insured BY the purchaser and the
policy assigned, with the bond and mortgage.
Purchaser to. pay Auctioneers for papers and
stamps. d. 8. SILCOX,
Inn4.tusmWsmtu9thl Is 4a agwg Referee
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-24

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81
IM W. MONUMENT. STREET, BALTIMORE
MU, ON EUROPEAN Plaintiffs fav0rite ea-
tablishment, situated In one OF the most eligible
positions In the city, en- the highest ground, and
consequently well adapted for 8 Summer Resort,
being comparatively cool In midsummer, mag
nltlclently furnished with baths and other con-
yeniences on every floor. is now open for the re-
ceptlOn OF those CON empatlng tour OF pleasure
the coming season. The cars run within square
OF the house. Coaches at all the Stations. 4. v.
WESTCO TT PrOprietHr. lunS4m08
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-24
GRUBBS &: WILLIAMS.
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers.:
SALE OF THE RICHMOND


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE RICHMOND
AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
By virtue OF two deeds OF trust from the Rich.
mond and York River Railroad Company TO thelate
VIM and m the nndsrss9sd dasa ts
lat OF January 1865, the undersigned, surviving
trustees, WILL on WEDNESDAY, the l4th day OF
August, 1871, at II NJ, aI the auction rooms Of
81 Ths T5 WHOLE LfNE'oF RAILWAY Of the said
Company from the City OF Richmond lowest
Point, together with the Franchises OF me saia
Machine Shops, Depols, Water Stations, Road
Fed, Machinery, Tolls, Easements, and every
other right, interest OF estate conveyed BY the
~ THE TERMS OF SALE (. .sitt::.:::
will be Dash sufficient to pay all the costs OF eA-
ecuting the trusts Of said deeds, and roPay tne
Of 1859 Aforesaid eslimated at about ss5 ;ooo and
lhen credit un'n the 1st or January, 1871, as 70
s4S 900, with interest from the 1st OF July lS1z,
at the rate OF per cent per ann9m, payapie
aenli.annually and then Cash Sufnclent 70 pay
the Interest due on the bonds OF the frst-class
under the deed OF 1865 aforesaid, estimated az
about s62, ,c00 and credit until the 1st OF Janu-
ary, 1855 as to 100000, with interest ~ me Tate
of q per cent per annum from the lBt OF July,
1872 payable semlsnnually, ana tnen easa s4i.
cIent to pay the interest due on the Donas OF tne
second class under the mortgage OF 1000 ,a0 a0re,
said. Estimated at about Sl55,00O ana then
credit until lst Of January, 1871 as " $2ss,ogV,
with interest from the lst OF July, 1872, at the
rate OF per cent. per anpnm, payable seMian-
nnally and then credit until the lst or January,
1890. as to the residue OF sncR purchase, money,
with interest at the rate OF 6 per cent. PEI an.
mum, As to 30 much OF the purchase money as
NAV be applicable to the bonds, secured Dy tne
deeds of trust aforesaid, the purchaser snal give
his bonds corresponding: with the ssie oa.su
inc bonds, and as TO the residue OF snca purcsase
money the purchaser shall give NE pSaa t .,o ".
honds. az NAV be determined upon aitet tae saie;
n
top .no an the nronerty and franchises sold.
ronItoiiata will take notice that the enect OF
% ia anJ conveyance by the underslgued WIZ pc
sa syIinonisn the Company aforesaid, and make
,Se ~ arrcfaser body corporate: or1urtner par
| sicuiars apply to MessieHrs. PAGE d AAuhf,
COun .eilors at Law, Richmond. Va. - r.
o'A-'- R. q. MAgRY,
J.PROSSER TABB,
.a..; Surviving Trustees.
~ Sale conducted by Messrs. GRUBBS q
| WILLIAMS, AnctiOneers. 60
NOTICE TO BoNDHoIDERS.
Holders or the Mortgage Bonds Aforesaid VIII
| report at once to Messrs. PAGE & MA1RY, Rich
mond, Va, the number OF Bonds held py tnem,
the deed OF frost by which they are secured, tne
| amonnt OF each Bond, and the amount OF interest,"
due. Holders OF Detached Coupons VIII report al
| ehove R, d. MAURY,
"oo'e' ]. J.PROSSER TABB,
iuna Surviving Trustees.