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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23
BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No, 1912 Maiii street.

DRICK STORE, WITH DWELLING
OVER SAME. No, a26 SEVENTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN CLAY. ANI,ssEMADL,EI
sTREETS. FOR SALE AT hUCTIoN:MIWe,s shall
on the nrrmiscs ON FRIDAY the 27th day of Sep
temb.r. is72, at ha r-past 5 o'clock p. NJ, that
VaIIJhBLt BRICK STORE, located MS anoVe
sjesrrib d, now In the occupancy Of George siiRet
rs q bakery; all in nice repair. The lot has front
of 25X-f feet ,n,,urp
TERMS At sale LYME b.to .i un
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, dc.

"TOODHOuSE FAhhAMS
w ESTABLISHMENT.
No. 1908 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
FIRST FLOOR
"a stored thcir retail stock of BOOKS. STATION
Ely. pIAEO-FORTES, MUSIC, BIBLES, PHO
TOtiRAPHlC ALBUMS, &C.
SECOND FLOOR
is t,eir Who'll ESALE DEPARTMENT.. which In.
cludes FLAT PAPERS, fer the manuiacture o.
Hank Books and for printers use. Also, SSHoOl
BOOKS used In the public schools VI the otate' III
THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS
are devoted to the manufacture OF BLANK BO0Hs
and PAPER BOXES. and includes their BOOK
BINDERY. 49,, -,
With the best stock they have hid since the war
HOLEsAGE BUYERS
nm, rect assured that they Gun obtain everything
needed in their line at satisfactory prices
D'e1N' 49, RETAIL BUYERS
,,, snd , beautiful stock of the choicest BOOKS
STATjONFRY utoth staple and fancy, anu tn
best PIANO-FORTES made. - -, .
,.tnntinn ~ sc 23-1Sw2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23
BY Grubbs & williams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VA.
~ CANT LOT IN SIDNEY, On THE NORTH
SIDE OF"AN ALLEY TWENTY FEET VIII
RUNNING FROM LAUREL TO CHERRY
STREET.-Ine execution or decree OF the ChanccrY
Court Of Richmond entered on the 9Th Of july Is7S
il the causes OF Rogers Williams, trustee and
Lipscomb rs. Roger, viii sell at auction. upon
o'clock p. d., the LOT situated as above, fronting
50 feet AMI running hack lua feet, ,as,
This lot lies In rear Of the property OF b. NJ
SOLD because of the failure of the purchasers at
former sale TO comply with the terms thereof. -
TERMS: One-fonrth cash: balance at four, eight
and twelve months, with interest.
- go. l,.5 JAMES n. DOOLEY,
... Commissioner
CRtyBBs q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23
Bv w. B. Radcliffe, Auctioncer,
No. 1912 Main street.

WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ON
/ MONDAY o3d fnstlnt. commencing at hal r
nsst 10 O'Clock A. NJ. 4 large and well assorted
GROCERIES. &C.,
TO which would invite the attention OF the tr,ne
~ e. " 81. q, .''>.~' w. ID. RADCLIFFE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23

ELEGANT FURNITURE, GAS CHAN
II DELIERS. LATROBE STOVE, CARPETS,
Sc. AT AUCTI0N.--O WEDNESDAY. 25th IN
slant, at 10 O'Clock, win sell at the residence OF
Mrs. k. III. Davis, No. 800 N1neteentn near broau
street. an assortment OF elegant ,,,,,~,,
CHAMBER, DINING. and KITCHEN FURNi-
I.1 49,, TUEE,
embracing Walnut Bureaus, Warfirofrs. Wash
stands; superior Marhle-Top Sideboarft, Ciiairs'
China Press Refrigirator, Safe, &c.
Quite an extensive assortment OF
CHINA, CKOCKERY, &C.
Several excellent
BRUSSELS and TIIREE-PL1 CARPELS; ,rr,
One LATRORE STOVE and FIXTURES.
The Kitchen Furniture embraces all eXceiieht
STOVE nearly new. ,,o
The attention of the public is asked, rs the whole
of the furniture is of the best quality and In per-
feet state OF preservation.
Sale positive. ,,c,,rnS
,a q. ~ AuctoncPrS.
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al T-3nl
THE ORIGINAL
Il ISSTAI.MENT HOUSE
lass MAIN STREET.

On hand and for sale the following GOODS, cheap
fof cash, or by weekly or monthly instamepts:
Autographs, Steel Engrayings and Chroinos, u va
r5ety OF upwards Of c,5o0:
Looking Glasses, German and French:
Bihles and Picture Frames;
Photograph Frames, sold very cheap;
Clocks FROM the best manufacturers In tbs United
States; -
Osspsts English Tapes.r-, j. Grossly sans, EXTRA.
supertpe. siEc-s and medium, rrcm tho (sisn
Echo n ills, GeiInantGwn;
HaArfh-F 80, Tlrcsrry, Teiye's and Marhrgs,
Walnut Extension Xs.;,le.. ind other articles;
Picture and Looking Glass Nouldipgs, sold Us the
foot ar manufactured
Picture Frapass Of any size made at short police.
81 is-im WILLIAM UAFFEoN!
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r AWsON's IMPROVED DIAMOND

r AWsON'S IMPROVED DIAMOND
~ FURNACE.-Ths best furnace ever made. All
castiron. Safisfacb BON guaranteed In all cases.
WARREN RANGE.
First premium, American Institute, 1871. Double
Elevated oven. Warming Closet, Iroiiing-loor
Fende.-tiui,rd, Dumping and Shaking Crate, Direct
Draft. Keeps Side Burning
FIREPLACE HEATER.
Sslf-feeding. Has the largest radating surface Of
any stove In the market.
II shows the entire fire.
We hive secured the agency for the above goods,
which We guarantees In al cases.
WILSON & WEST.
an IAN No. i4l7 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23
BY Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Manchester, Va.

A VERY DESIRABLE FRAME EL&I-
N DENCE IN MANCHESTER, on the corner
Of Ninth and Stockton streets, containing siX rooms
kitchen and dairy, with all necessary Out-budngs.
Lot fronts lis feet ON Ninth street, Will depth Of
1873 feet. The situation of this house Is very excel
lent, and we commend 1t to the attention OF parties
wishing home In Manchester. Price reasonable
and terms literal.
Also a LOT of 10 feet front on the southeast side
of Hull street just above the corner of Tenth, having
q depth of 100 feet. THIS Is one of the most eligible
sites for business stand In Manchester Parties
wishing such place will do we'll to call on us.
ROBERTSON s. BRONAUGH,.
Office opposite the courthouse,
co II Inf street, Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23

T ME, LINE, LIME.-The Lime manu-
4 4 factursd by ms in Hotetourt county, knaTn as
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME, Will hereafter
be put upon the market under the name OF INDIAN
ROCK LIZZIE. Orders for which may DO left ~ cur
$3.50 -, - Dillon. ELLETT q co.
Nnr@nher 81. 1871 M %
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

T HAVE FOR SALE THIRTEEN Rh Ms
n of the Cotswold, SouthGpWn, and Leicester
breeds, which can recommend.
WILLIAM EASTON,
&c ll-lm Gordonsyille, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF 173
52-lno ACRES. ON OR NEAR THE NEW,
CRAIGHTON ROAD, THREE 70 FOUR MILES
EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-At The re-
quest of Mr.. John Blake offer for sale HIS very
valuable FARM located as above, formerly owned
by Colonel Sherwin McRae, and adjoining the lands
or DR.. John +. Friend and others, containing
ia 52-lo0 ACRES. Of which about Lwo-thirds ID
open land Of excellent quality. and the balance IN
original growth OF Superior tak aud piue timber.
The improvements consist OF very comfortable
dwelling In good order and the usual out-5uildings.
The neighborhood Is a very desirable one, and the
land equal TO any In thst Vicinity
Price reasonable and terms accommodating. APP
NV TO W. GODDIN,
Sc l4-2awow AucEoueer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23

EOR SALE OR RENT, the SOUTHERN
E POR TON of my FARM. Aspen Shade con-
tanning about ONE HUNDRED ACRES, fronting
on the Williamsburg road, three. miles from the
city OF Richmond. The land Is under good cultiva-
ton, and very desirabiy conditioned and located.
Ii. H. BUREIlAM.
ASPEN SHADE, NEAR RICHMOND, September L,
1l7, g-M3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23

FALL BOOK-TRADE.
Merchants will find at
j. T. ELLYsoN'S
SCuOOL-BOOk DEPOT.
No. lll2 MAIN STREET,
three doors above the Dispatch Office,
n full line Of
ALL BOOKS USED IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ALL BOOKS USED IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS
AND COLLEGES,
together with fine assortment uf
STATIONERY,
COPY-BOOKs, 49,
STATES, ... 81.
INK,
PENS.
PEN-HOLDERs.
PENCILS, ........
and everything found in frst-cluss School-Boob
Depot.
ALL BOOKS used in our public schools furnished
at prices fixed by State Board of Education.
CATALOGUE of school-books sent by mall free
to any address.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AT
IT. ELLYSUN'S
sCHooL-BoOK DEPOT,
re 1s-2w 11l2 Main STREET.
CCHOOL BOOKS.-STARkE & RY-
CLAND, Booksellers, a15 Main street, Richmond
Va, are prepared 10 furnish all the
SCHOOL BOOKS and
SCHOOL STATIONERY
used In the
Public Schools,
Private Schools,
and Colleges.
on THE BEST TERMS.
Catalogues furnished free. Liberal discounts to
teachers. Merchants orders filed promptly and al
New York trade prices. Send your orders 70
aTARkE &RILASD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23

w ANTED BOARD.-A gentleman
w wishes to engage BOARD for himself and wife
and two children. In private family where there
are no other boarders Location must he hrst-cass.
address "W. T. b." box 81, Richmond. sc l7-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,

CRCBBS q WILLIAMS. AuctioDecfs. Sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23
ERse1,ERIEs, DC.

61EORGEW. LEGGs FAMILY FLOUR.
1--WE have carload Of this SUPERIOR Louk
on the way. Parties wanting VII p!s a r Ies'e
orders. A. Z. SlShGS1 q ~ W
&c f1.iw 'sa.... .Es.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23

SUaIAC WANTED.--We pay the highest
y market price In CASH for SUMAC. The leaves
must bc Of green color, well dried. and free from
sand aticks, and berries. We receive II either at
Rockets MILLS adtoinlng City Cies Works at any
landing or railroad depot al orr store, No. l422
Main street. ,
~ Ida IVAN HUISI hiNS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23
!, By HID & Goddip, AnctieiieefS'
No. HOS Main street.

Sc 4.l.,,s.,,..,, d. % 70. oet.as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-23
By Cook 6 Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner franklin and Governor streets.

RICHARDSON Co.. Real Estate Aucttoneers'
sc 90
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30

Of his garden Wesded. Jshn conteuted
himself with taking of the top Of the
weeds. He sson cried, II have cleared
my path :" and, having swept away the
leaves, he vent of t0play.
Will was much longer at work, for be
stopped to take all the weeds up by the
roots, and he was we'll tired when be went
home.
But the rain came down in the night
and all the next day, and, when The boys
master went a few days after to look a,
the two paths. Johns wanted wedding as
much as at first, while Williss was clear
and only needed few turns OF the roller
to make i, quite neat. So John was sent
back to do bis work properly, and very
tired he would have been had not Will
good natursdly helped him to finish his
task.
Only thorough work is worth doinc.
Faults only half uprosted will appear
again aud again, and We shall almost
despair Of curing them. Will yeu re-
msmbe this?
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30
"DIp He SA y SO!'

"Wherc is heaven? Hew caa we get
thsre? 1t is very high up, isn't it?'
Out spoke the child voice, as the liquid
blue eyes looked eagerly into mine,
awaiting the answer They were the
questions of golden haired little one
who had just numbered five summers
and she stssd now at my side, in the
bright spring mernisg, bsr little hands
filled with The beautiful flowers she 50
dearly leved.
"De the children have flowers 10
heaven, mamma?' she asked first at
would be so nics TO put them on our dear
Saviour's head, and le, Him be king,
just as Eva Morton was queen at the
May party, wouldn't it, mamma! Aud
I would lay them all around His dear
feet too, fer Him to walk on. ! think
He loves the darling little flowers, bs
cause He mikes 80 many for US. Dom
you, mamma
Thus for q while chattsred on the
sweet ripping voice, scarcely waiting fer
any reply. But suddenly there was a
pause, and a puzzled look came over her
A moment more and it was turne to NE,
with the questions Where is heaven,
mamma? How can We get there? 1,
is very high up isn't it p
"Yss, darling" vas the mothers an
swsr. at is too far f for US to 6ud it
alone; bu, Je.u. tells US to trust our
selves to hin-to put our hands 10 His,
and lie will lead US along, day by day,
safely in the right path toward heaven ;
and By and.by He will come for US, and
bring US into His own beautiful home,
and let US live there with Him for ever
and ever
does He say SO, mamma eagerly
asked the little voice, tremulous with
emotion. Aud never shall | forget the
expression Of loving joy that played like
a ray Of sunlight over the child's
features, when assured that He did say
SO; aud she added, Then I know He
will, because lie always does wha, He
promises
How beautiful this taking God a, Hi:
word, trusting always, doubling never
BY the siken cords Of simple faitt
bauud as it were, to the invisible
Verify "a little child shall lead them. =
Chlldren's Friend.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30
FOUND BY i DOG.

On Thursday afternoon and Friday
morning the Herald chroncled the fact
tha, little bsy seven years old, who had
Wandered away from his home ou Chatham
street, West Side, aud become lost, wa.
found by policeman on Thursday morn
ing crouched in the corner Of yard at
the corner Of Bank and Lake streets,
asleep and half frozen, for the weather
was quite cold. To this should now be
added the fact that tho boy, finding him.
self unable TO make his way home, began
to cry, aud while thus engaged large
dog, apparently cross between the
hound and shepherd breeds, which the
boy had never seen before. came along
and, appreciatins the boys distress, took
up a position close to the boy, and re.
manned en- guard before him, lending the
warmth Of his shaggy covering to keep
comfortable the feet and limbs Of his
human ward. He vas in downright
earnest in hi. sslfimpossd guardianship,
for when the officer attempted to arouse
the little slsepsr, and take him to the
station for better security, the dog msni-
tested disposition to resist any inter-
ference with his charge, and it required
considerable coaxing on the part Of the
patrolman 10 induce compliance on the
part of the canine constabls. He finally
conceded the point, however, and suffered
tho little waudcrer to bs led to the Cen.
trail Station, where he was given chance
to get good nap on lounge in awarm
room. But the dog did not desert him
even here, seeming to think the bsy
nigh. require further attention, aud he
followed On to the station, sts.s quietly
into the room whers he was taken
stretched him self on the Aoer beside
the couch Of his little companion, and
when the Sergeant went thither, at sever
O'clock in the morning, to look after thu
little fellcw, the dog manifested no littl
anger at the intrusion, and stuck by tn
boy with a fidelity as devoted as it va
wonderful. The little fellow was thai
taken to the Wsst Side Station ou De
troit street, the dog still attending him
and taking Up a position at his feet .
soon as they reached there, and viewing
all oousrs eth 40 eye Of jealous su'
dstsswined guardianship. What bscs.'
Of che tive after this. beyond the foe
that the boy was restored to. bic hs1s
20 know net, but the pscsliar and vou
dsefui csudsct OF thst dog csrtsinl,
deserves The Asatisn and cen wsSdstiol
o. Aess oats Af it-Ex.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30
AdInInistratOr's A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
~ istration were granted to the undersigned
on the estate Of Thomas F. Foley, deceased,
by the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of. Lincoln
county, Mo, on the. Sd day Of Sept'r, 1872.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of said estate, and If not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
be forever barred.
seplS ANDREW B. FOLEY. Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30
EKeCNsAr's IyNsice.

ANOTICE is hereby given that letters tes-
~ taAeatary were granted to the undersigned
by the Clerk Of the Probate Court OF Lincoln
county, Mo-, on the estate of Mary +. Vertress,
deceased, on the 10th day of Sept, 1879.
All rer5ons having claims against sGid estate
are required to exhibit thea for allowance to the
Executor within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precleded from any
benefit of said estate, ald If not exhibited With
tvo years from the date OF sid letters, tssy viii
be forever barred.
&c: 2EaEGbGJ GlyaiD. EeA
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30

Irish Poplin.
Table Damasks
Shirting Flannels
Canton Flannels
Fine White Flannels
Plaid L Check
Black Alpacas
Colored Alpacas
Bleached Muslins
Crashes, bro. L bleach'd 4,
Cotton Diaper
Pillow Case Cotton
Wide Sheetings
Shirting Checks
Bed Tickings
Merino Vests and
Drawers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30
POLAND 4 CHINA es,., .

NAVE for sale pure bred pigs, purchased
l. from the best families of the Poland and
China Hogs ct Messrs. Shepard 4 Aiexaoder' Of
Charieston' us am convinced that this i, ,bs
oes' ptoeu VI nogs Tor our state. They grow 10
very large size, and fatten well at anr ACE
Price for choice pigs, weighing SO nopnj,
ten weeks old, $40. HFNEY a Jgnus .Wnn "
@i!lvsoI, lis.. Asy .s,l. os.s.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30
Lot in Troy.

Lot No. IS in Troy, a good rrouert,
lots, dwelling with rooms, nice yard, hor
COW lot, young orchard of select fruit,
garden, in desirable part of town, on
street and commands n fine view Of the
At low figures and terms to suit the pur,
Buy before the ST l. & KRRis completes
thereby secure yourself handsome rofit.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30

DEFoRE PURCHASING CALL AT OUR
ID SHOP AT THE TAN YARD IN TROY
AND EXAMINE
OUR LARGE STOCK or
Wagon Harness,
Carriage Harness,
Buggy Harness,
Riding Brides,
Blind Brides,
Open-face work do.
Halter Brides,
Halters.
Check Lines,
Back Bands,
Belly Bands,
Bride Reins,
> Wagon Martngalcs
Riding do
Breast Strops,
Belly Strops.
Hame Strops,
Halter Strops,
Stl'osS,
Wagon Breeching.
Saddle Cruppers,
Horse Hames,
Curry Combs,
Horse Brushes,
Horse Blankets.
Hair Saddle Girths.
Leather Saddle Girths.
Web Saddle Girths,
Trace Chains,
Mule Hames,
Wagon Whips,
Ok Whips,
Drovers Whips,
Horse Collars.
Mule Collars,
Side Saddles,
Mems Sadd es.
Boys Saddles,
Saddlery Hardware,
Carriage Trimmings,
Riding Whips,
Plow Gear, &c
Ladies,
Gentlemen's.
Boys and Girls
Boots and Shoes
of Every Style
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30
LyTTLE FOLKS.

"Tke Little Chip. oce Near,st The Heor''
old Woodchcpper.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30

% YEAR ONLY sQE g9aa uGzALn
The sun., 1872-02-17
will Congress Investigate This 4,

Will Congress Investigate This!
The Republican majority ia Congress
have hitherto declined to take any action
respecting the alleged dcGcit of six million
dollurs, or thercabouts, in the stamp ne
count of the Internal Revenue Bureau. II
In stamps have been issued for which the
Treasury has not received the money but
no proposal has yet been made in either
House of Congress 90 investigate this SUBJ
jcct. II is true that three years ago sena-
tor BUCKALEw of Pennsylvania offered n
resolution, which was unanimously agreed
to in the Senate, requesting the President
to furnish full report of the facts respect
ing this subject; but il is also true that the
very next day Senator CoNKLISG Of New
York moved that this resolution be re-
sclnded, and that the President he request
ed 10 return il to the Senate. Senator
RucKALEw is not now in the Senate, and
no mGmbcr OF either House has yet moved
toward the invc'tisaiion of this important
subject
But however great the reluctance OF
Congress to probe the alleged deficit in the
stamp account, we earnestly commend to
the attention of all honest senators aud
Representatives the statements alleging
enormous frauds and malvorsatious in the
Navy Department which appear in our
columns this morning. We think they are
OF character which cannot easily be
passed over and we call upon Congress To-
investigate them, not 10y packed, white
washing committee, bur in manner which
viii command the confidence Of tho coun-
try, so HAT when the subject l. finally re-
ported upon all men will believe that the
truth, aud the whole truth, has been made
known. Not that we have any doubt
upon the suhJo",, the results OF the Gus
tom House investigation ia this cry Rove
that the present Administration is foul
with corruption OF the most extreme and
unprecedented nature; and the fact that
Secretary RoBEsoN, who went TO Washing
ton less than two years ago a poor man, is
now rich is sufficient TO render thorough,
searching, impartial, unspa,ing inquiry
imperativcly necessary.
The Tdmmdny frauds and robJeries ia
New York are Il biRc compared to ne
frauds and robbcrjcs pcrpcrd'cd GWoGgh
GRANTS administration.
The sun., 1872-02-17
The City Advertising.

The Committee of Seventy, in their
famous but mjUdiciOus charter, propose TO
establish a special newspaper to do the city
advertising Their idea seems TO he de-
rived from Bo,s TwEED's Transcript, but
II does not hnd favor in the Legislature.
On the other band, ii is proposed TO give
the advertisirg 10 a certain number Of
established journals, selecting those which
can prove that they have the greatest cir
culation in the city. This is Il great inn
prcvement on the project Of the Commit
tee Of Seventy; but il seems to us that II
still better plan might be devised.
The only legitimate purpose of adver-
tising the proceedings of the Common
Council ana the departments, and the
other business of the city, is to
make the facts known to the people.
ii is true that this advertising has often
been used TO enrich party organs or TO sup
port weak newspapers which could not
live from any regular source of profit
But this l. corrupt and unJu>tlliable ap-
plication of the public money which ought
never again to be permitted. In prevent
! ing it, however, care shoud be taken TO
avoid even the appearance of favortism.
Let the legislature enact that every
newspaper published in the city of New
| York shall have the right 10 receive and
| print all the advertisements of The city,
and t. exact pay therefor ~ a fixed rate
| per hundred words for each thou. and
copies OF the paper containing the adNor-
! ti-cment delivered to actual -uh.crbcr-
| and purchasers within th, city limits; OF
il il is thought more simple and couN cniont,
let each now paper be paid 50 much pen
liuc for each thousand copies thus circu-
! lated. n the rate of payment per thou
sand coplos circulated II TO be hNcd by IN,
hundred words, it might justly be put al
the rate Of fifteen cents for each hundred
words; or il il il TO be Fixed by the line
one cent line for each thousand cople,
circulated would be a reasonable cOmpeu-
,ation. The law should provide, however
'hat no journal should ever receive mdci
the rates thus established more than il,
ordinary regular charge per line for uul
advertising
The rates being thus established, every
ncwspap n desiring TO do 80 could safely b,
allowed 10 publish all the city advertise
mcnts ; because no paper could receive
more than the real value of the service rem
dcrcd. Thus a journal circulating ZOO
copies within the city limits would be pait
two ccuts a,.d a mar per line; one circulat
ing 10000 copies would be- paid ten cents
line; while one like the Htrdld, circulatin,
40,O 900 or 1000 copies within he city limits
would receive IL fun regular rates. and II,
more.
TIL. arrangement would l., ia T. bpouus'
the city would pay at q ju-t aud mNalyiu'