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.'i . BY James II. Taylor, 49,.
Real Estate iAceiit and Aneti0necr;;'
No~JlJ0 Main street
,rrKI-sTEE,s SaI E UF IN tN'DTYIDl

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN .tNDfyIpED
Il MOIE.rY. OF THE REltL ESTATE IN THE
rCTEYI OF RICIIMONDi FORNERL Y tCWNED
ASR qSSlPaEp TX I'VE Si1tae 81 q Eeed
Of trust axeeited March q, 1889; By Urial Wens to
Wiluarn III. 3IacfaSland; and. Powhatann X eierts;
astss t9 secgEs tas ga}@ePs IF SfFs9 f saaa
date and detarltaring been Nude IN que q
said bond, and being required 50 to DO by the rene,
ciary N said deed substitute trustee appointed
BIZ The Circuit Court OF Richmond, will offer for sale
mt public auction UEGIlAY the aoth dag OF JAM
s7s " fair if not tke nei fair DAY th IRE,
undivided moltfy described IN shd deco "a fVi2 2 $,
to witt The, REAL ESHAlE In, thei city os lfich-
m9nd stnatsa On te aSFth sSe e RSires fs I've,
OF the south side of Haxalls Mall casai and efnd
Ing tafk het%ey PaEI hss 1 nss Is9 HH S anF
SHOP thereon. with the right 100 fnthesn water
u,der four-foos pressure. taken fro the Franklin
Paper-Nill and the works beioS. lhis Bropfrty.
from Its central location and wafer privileges Tor
mana featuring purposes, NAV I've G0Rsidcicd r1lons
the most valuable now iu the luarjket-J. ,f...i
Terms: Oue-third cash; balance at four; et2ht.
ana twelve months f6r negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured, by decd of tf1st.i Sitf ~
pls! q the abpYs property may be seen at the
,1:. - lii Iii" j JAMES ALFRED JONES -
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d RaiMd Il af tlze Tof afi4f Il
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~ h' af ssla LINE & BR9IHERi -
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= Is lS-st lea EsEts ass4s:
:JIDR,SALE, two very desirable hKhhtth
LEHE Nsal q IT sIEfTFb %E t fttfs Heaf te
Ina aug lnsrke1i Glsy>streer III
ibs,issIis DEEAl1Sf faff rooms ~
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TIKI Isat.ti VACANT LOT on Arigh 1iTcEt lle'r
FHHrth.:l s,,u"" T''-;l'N itjii Main STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-20

Aaity exquisite, having become co. !asrlcntu
rally ambitious, went Ill search OF lptn'
and lMving fnuntnle for sale, beShito par
eain for it,, The seller .meptionafd n one 81
spring on it. l.-.-aw ~ said the, stop, II
WON'T take ii, then, for have heard that.a cold
spring ruiaed tie crops last year and lnpn .
whit & plact witt, such drawback upon IT."
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sEWTSG-YACIlfsEs.,

~ GilONER ID BAkERiSEW1NG-M a.
AsSaINh,. Toy. q ,lo daa present 70 yonn ;%i ,
SSaF Stf eE sRS q II feeSn PH tf anil
ssRIsgs u. erss with gtitadr:
a. .s,nL an ,,i,., WnpA Al; h.nas y It.
de 81 W. DIZZY ely
NNEILLGON ,&r GABBS,Si Sc WLAG.3lA-
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,naehine I'M tlir larkxt which Mill acseRtOur chal'
lenge tp GtSlqc fol pp'' III
er,st iTasufco,rtr. ana others beat uniformed
djscurdIng tho double shrGp4 HIgi ad9ltNa
s ts adibis.tiia ihiehis ure
offas N M!Hc2 81 I WI
tsRUTEi, u RAK ER. SING Kin, EMPIRE I'll. ~.
TIC AND Other equbls'1h Faalnaa A. iF'Nt 80
u s ssssss!o %E En- eve r., b.
sstR gsb RH RsF fte2s 4
and county. u" u"na h"a re-, ~ "''
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EEWfN5G:.ySFA CHIMES OF, I'LL. KINDS EII,
aRSeiksaat6HiNPs Ut FHA hr GEb we :e
ffI GrT gE MacHS AEsD1zs sq tho s.oA'
mys ...., .14l1GaEX stEsei. qear Eourtccl.I.
JTIRGTSTY:4In tie CLERK ofico Of the
& " aChanceryr Court Of the city Of Richmond ps'
cembef 20, ISL, " ysaatiRA; .rius.W pI,iptlG.
m " tasrfsft y III iad ,a'''i'%iH
sE.M. Mal on and.N. ~. WaAop..i :" i..DefsnfaAc'
rbeSbtt o. tls sSit L e ss;6t rncehan
Hen In favor Of ke plaintiff for tl,cs nj or m'e h
dyed mud nity dolaTswt5R kfrest tte1eog roy n
6t day OF June ISL and costs, against hote ai!
iotun Seventh strict north bf Leigh street IN ".
city Of .Richm1ndI claimed aud oSntd Wy wy e't
feadants And affidavit bsyng befn Hade anS u'[ -
that Tie defendant n T. Walton Isl hoh-resioe ~
The Statcr6f Virgins, hcfs required 10 aPpeN rn
Yithiu one mentIaft due, pnhliescn tclt" En-
do VIVA. Is eob psssfsss y F9ssS' ~ :
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7 : ,i9.;., r.{FAirE XT' PRIVATE SALE
ESE4fht Eg 1t -os.-.GJ <Iuo@-t 49, =
I'm tine rHlntT of hssterh

o",,' r,,es from, lRIshmoa: aid within IS on
III ,j Il 4 "a |Ik S{EsE ~ SE,
FOuKTEEN ACES Ea s, or priraisIv' Th!s is ip
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- - ,rnuui 81; " E., 5ttg nrcd,
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n Observation-Disclosures.
V M, pesems4,al. lszI.v ~

.!niIl INOTF'EOFfTO-ftR ~
ma Chars DE- kli aid Charles III Ski akcrs OF the city
of iichmondin the Sssse Of Virginia, siid, Ggst Us
ODER Jbhf X. 0bef and 1t6Sert Ocr or the city Of
f,atmord I'm the State of sInyylend, pho are there
tsssociated uuder tue, firm Of G.. Qber T. Sops have
this day associptCI themselves as partners torEhe
puProsc OF. ron.!t ctsug Il GENERAL. tS-MMfSSIt1S
AND GROCERY BUSINESS, att the odd stsad OF
Hil, Mptley, 4 SkiRher, pnfer the FIRM naRe Of
Charles Di1tiI &a,l Charles, II: sklnker ttre The
general partucrs and Sessrs, Gustaa,;s Ober, Jbhn
X. 0bers md Robert ober, under, The, firm OF &.
OREfs .aiSONS; ARE special patmors. ~ -
The trim, Of, &, GFER 81 SONS has put hitotlse
busnessof thc partnership the sam 2f liteen Iols
saiH dollars ISl5,9e8) - $50. :, :
The partnership beginscn the frstttrt OF Banusry,
IA D. is7.- and is toaxpirs on the Sast day Of De
tei'.'f' ts't CsaREEs d. NIL -.'2 C., n :,
,tl.,,. .s.l, CfAREFts r. 81 INKFRtS fSStas' ai':
III :: ...i 10 tGyST.AYtgS 0BERs3 a; t.... II
!, JOHN *: OBEh, J Special,
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The corporation of London discovered an
error of .:s2o in. their accounts "a dTofeS-
sional seco,mtant was called in and fixed the
thing right. His charge was 94S2. .,.......n J..
: The popular superstition that overlapping
the salt is unllcky originated in a picture OF
the East Supper. by Leonardo de ,Find, in
.wLiui Judas Istafiot is, represented as YER
COLT
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.sIBarnufn has "a caDnibal girl en- exhibition
in New York. Parties visiting her. with the
view of seeing ler eit are reQpirfd 10 fur
aish the missionary themselrcs.--LoutSYR
LOurie3'-.I Journal, =. ~ .' - '''':- j."
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NBy paechfp,o'r1t: s. Co., Stock lilctioneers,.
II 40 ytfloYer First S;lrl6naf Bin6. ,'"'

LEIfMS" IkVsHIVs - .1,,.,~- ~.
II G-2awtds .HW1 tTDDDiNS AUctIoNe
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The supp! OF IiIttta TuUDeI Il s"1u % DC
ineylH,,ls;ibe. Eachtrce csui be tapped for
twenty successive years, and yields on ah ave-
rare three tablespoonsful . du.. Fegty-tlIree
thousand Of these trees lave been counted
or n tract of had thirty miles long by eight
w. .s. -.
wide :; ..4.s..t..s. ,:..,t! ..... =
Junior Clerk: 'Ilaw! look here; Fipt's,
,y,,.t. to be awaH month or ,so,s:, Senior
'Cqefk:'" All right, old fellow. Leave sup.
pose~ Junior clfrk Sita oG n2 i homes
tic atiiction--scme ones gong 10 ilftfr!
mc.n?r-JaQ5L. ...s.4 r.ti,.- .-...l .a. ..
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THE COrRTS

ECCITy CoURT, Judge HsapArsYs.-To-day
United States agt ram Albemsrle; order grant
ing leave to intervene. Emery ct al. agt.
Bohrer ct al; decree for surrender OF notes.
POLICE CoTRT. yuSgs Saell.-To-day, George
aker, charged with running cart without
license; -. Louis Schultz, same; nolle prose
Gui James Maroney, charged with vayrsncy;
workhouse. Henry A. Jones, q contractor.
charged with leaving ditch open on 9th street
without safeguards: IS. Oscar jackson, Cesar
Robinson, Oscar Robinson, ard VIM. Bonldin,
dlsorderly boys; IS each. This was q case where
noisy boys congTegate about the corners Of
streets and disturb the peace and quiet OF the
neighborhcod. The judge said he would pun
Emily williams, Norah williams, Catherine
EaEen. and Sarah Charleton, colored, were
fined - each for failure 10 appear 20 snswer
the charge of vagrancy. They were then ar.
riagned On the charge of being common prosti-
tutes, living lewd and lasciviOus lives; sent to
workhouse. They were also fined so each
for disorderly manifestations in court.
George Jones was fined : 10 for being drunk 81 q
using pro;ane and indecent language on the
street. Wm. Phillips, a conductor on the Wash
ington and Alexandria Railroad, charged with
not placing the proper signals at street crossings
10 give warning OF the approach of the trains.
This is tie first case under a recent act OF the
legislative assembly providing for such ssfe
guar Us; so. Maria Haag was fined SO for
selling liquor on Sunday. VIM. West alias WIN.
Winter, charged with stealing papers and
money valued at 81 50. West il WAS testified TO-
Hotel with his hands in the pockets of II. s.
ApPlebGugh who was intoxicated. The art cles
were recovered by Detective McEIfresh, who
arrested him: SIX months in iail
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A L E K A n D RIA,

The SUNDAY LAw.-The Sunday law was
pretty wei! observed yesterday, though that it
must have been broken in some instances is APP
parent from the fact that several parties have
been reported for violating it and warrants made
out ior their arrest. Among those reported, ia
addition to retailers of liquor, the proprietor
OF news store, the keeper Of an ice cream sa-
loon, the proprietor Of a brewery and an ice
merchant. these being reported by members OF
the anti-Sunday law association, who say they
want the law carried out according to its strict
letter.
SUDDEN DEATH.-About five O'Clock this
morning Mrs. Robert L. Edelin,, who resides on
Pitt street, opposite st. Paurs church. cav from
her window Mr.. Fred. Rocker, who lived in the
adjoining Louise, lying in his yard motionless.
Mr.. Edelin,, who bad been awakened by his
wife and informed Of what she had seen. en-
tered the yard, when he took hold Of the BODY
and turned it over, and found thst life was en-
trely extinct. MIR. Rocker he'd risen about 20
minutes before he was seen 10y Mrs. E., and, il
is supposed, was preparing to wash, when he
was attacked by fit, fell upon bis face. and
died almost instantly. He was about thirty-four
years Of age, and leaves q wife and two chill
dren.
GRRELEY.-Soms OF the young men of the
city are engaged in organizing a Greeley aud
Brown ciub.-GGsetts, last erening.
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DEAD TO SAVE FIVE OTHER LIvBs.-Heroes
are not born very often in these prosaic modern
times, but every now and then a case occurs
which proves that the race is not extinct; and
such case occurred on Thursday last, at Spring
Mills, on the Philadelphia, Germantown and
NorristOwn railroad. Philip Gould, a colored
man, came TO Spring Mills on that day to At
tend the picnic of q company Of coiored soldiers
from Camden, and while standing near the rail-
way saw, just as the Reading express was round
ing curve and dashing down upon them with
frsghtful speed, five ladies standing upon the
track. With wonderful presence Of mind and
with utter disregard for bis own safety, he yio-
lently pushed them all over the edge Of slight
emtankment, at the foot Of which they were in
perfect safety, but in safety attained only at the
cost of their preserver's life. Gould was struck
by the engine, tossed over the smoke-stack, and
fell on the tender, from where he rolled 70 the
ground, horribly mangled and quite dead
Never did trner hero die a more heroic death
than did Gould; for while the majority OF the
men thus classed have been heroes whose fame
rested on the numbers OF their fellow-beings
whom they have caused 10 be slain, his fame
was of far nobler kind, for he was hero who
died 10 save.
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The Ho-. Thus. Il Rrsm'stic. lstc tioy.-r7r nj
Neuiucks, las consented o. Represent che TI-4fs-s
9 - srd De VIII peTsc na!ly see tha' te money from
the sale 81 1ickC:s y deposited viii the Treasnrar
that the drawing l. fairly INDICTED. AID me q, =
Justly awarded and promptly paid.
The drawing III take place III pubic. IT, flf' view
~ the audi cuce, Sud gacer thr inieliase surersi-
sop and Cir ccin % the Ulcers ana Trustees - NJ
ranncl onia.ni nj disintore,ted citizens "a have
Consented 10 be present aDd see that AL y fsuly
Hon NJ. v HARDIN. Judg, Cor-, Ap,a,ls Ky
Hon. ); PhctTOR KNOTT, late n q. Lebanon
Cen. ELI u. MURR6Y L : Marsha Dist, ~
Bon II. y. CoCHSAN, ChaHccl;or Lou. Chan.
Hon z. p. sTaNpIFogD, President Farmers ana
Hon. joins BiRBEE. Manager soyal Insurance
Col. PBlL LIE, Com. Att'y Ninth adiciaI Dis.
TT. {. GRAHAM, founder drahsm 'abiuef
Col. JlLSOS II. goHNrON, Mauas~r CAT Hausa.
Dr. T. :, BELL, PROT Medical University, Louis
Hon. q BANTER, Mayo- Louisville
Hon I, l. BuRsETT. City Attorney.
A. % BRANNlN, Pres. Manufacturers' Bsnk
pnLLlI ~ pSE. - tho Louisville Hotel Company,
5AMss BEInGkFoEp; Pres; "a National Bsnk.
J. JOHNSTON. Pr.si'ent Traders Bark
III. NloIoR SEWoOMB,ar m Of Sewoomb, Bueh-
HENKY pEPPEs. Pre-icen, German Bank.
D., NcRxIS GRrks, Pres &c &C sssTt ~ is'ia r.
STFisTss o. ThH If fEfBBSaIifie'
Y i; i asLPhMAs ,S yfcs Pre-iden,
fARsERs IR0vERs BASk. Treasurer.
Address THOhAs 4. BRAMLETTE
Agent Public Library Of keutucky Public Library
Circulars, giving fun particular sent on applica-
W.. O't&t IN
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The Piedmont Road and Falls Church.

70 the E3itor # tss sicT, Every summer more
forcibly demonstrates the necessity Of direct
railway Communication between Fairfax and
Iouooun counties and Washington. The travel
Is nearly sll to ard from YOUR city, and most OF
our business is done there or az Georgetown. in
preference 10 Alexandra. The latter town has
hac our trade lsng enough; il Is not a rightfuI
pferogatiye. Richmond and Fredericksburg
have been pounding 81 her doors, and az last
succeeded in enforcing Cor huying) a reluctant
treaty Of trade. They thus have directly all the
trade that the Fredericksburg and the ManasSsS
railroads naturally bring In. We seek the best
market for orr goods, and the nearest route
The rich lands OF Loudoun have long erc-lyh
paid tribute 10 the Rncient citv and The INIT
covered hills OF Fairfax will initiate the example
only IN rs GfScCntinuance.
The WasLingtOnians IN search of a heal,hrul
and quiet country in which 20 spend the heated
term without the eNtoTtious OF the watering
Place." came here in increasing numbers. We
have not accommodations for n qusrter Of TIE
applicants. Northern men OF capital are buy
ing here and improving 20 a much greater ex-
tent than above or below US. With improved
cultivation our crops yearly increase IN quantity
and valce, and the ares devoted 20 fruit Is more
than doubled annually. Oar fruit crop has now
bscome of Some importance, and we want 20 get
IL into market with all possible diSp atch, and
thus CT course IL is useless to attempt by rail via
Alexandria.
There are good grades from the Aqneaact
bridge 10 Falls Church station, where the Pied
mont could cross the W. and Q. railroad, and
thence proceed TO Germantown. near Fairfax
Courthouse, where an old embank ment AMI
grade, constructed for the same purpose long
since, would save much expense in the construC-
ton OF road. This brings II more nearly be-
tween the two ro3dS-the ". and q and q. and
A. We understand that the Piedmont and PO-
tomac railroad company are now surveying the
upper part OF their route. and we invite their at
tenuon TO the advantages Of crossing the W. and
q. railroad az Falls Church station, OF AZ some
Point between II and Vienna. Give us such a
road. with rates within the resch OF all. and its
extensive use and large profits would soon show
Its necessity. We want our horses 20 work ON
our farms, not 20 toll over stony or rutty roads
with heavy burdens OF produce or fertili gers.
With direct railroad communication we will
send all our produce by rail and. sell bv COM
mission. and buy larger quantities OF fertilizers
or fertlIiZng material, thus mere asing the pro-
duetiyeness OF the farms, adding To their value
and Increasing also the profits OF the railroad
and the merchants. On To Washington We
are tired of I" Dolly Warden depots aud a
Hordce GTeetty termInuS. y. II. h.
Providence, Fairfax Co, Va, My IS, 1872.
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hcrorrhage and the shock OF the wound de-
scribed: such 4 wound il necessarily fatal
THE VERDICT
Of the jury was that the said Samuel G.. Gun
bingham came TO his death between the hours
of one and two O'Clock a. m, July 10, 1872, at
the Green Springs pavilion, near Georgetown.
county of Washington, by reason OF a wound
from pistol bail discharged by the hands Of c.
II. C'Brien.
y commitment was at once MAIDS cut By Cor
orner Patterson, and O'Brien was removed to
the jail TO await the orders of the criminal court
ningham was taken in charge by Mr. Birch un-
dertaker in Georgetown, who took it TO the late
residence OF tie deceased, on 18th street, between
Eigh and Frederick streets, Georgetown.
There is considerable feeling in Georgetown
over the affair. The general sentiment is that
the shooting was uDjustifiable, and that o Brien
was the riginal aggressor.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following transfers OF real estate have
t been lied since our last report IN the office OF
July S s's p T0dS to H,niE cePneT psf, lot
s?lS3 " i. T@ad T. Rsly 1 ssIHi E, y
; Palipsr Z, IL ). sssTs e. ! F fai s9 20
JSsesh BypIs;ustt 10, %; sqnsrs so; sTo. WInd2
sS:Ee 3 4 " arner to 6. White ct al, snb. 3,
sSn part sub, 9, square AZ; - IN W TodS to
a to q Lane Lat ? sub s}uf 70 and ns & w
s sg ga w "A MaGs tTEgssss e John w.snsr
e " H. Philp, part lot a ;sSare i.s: SasS. same same
GS kcaR FsF Sa IA s to afy sU.esmar
s TS. i1 square ne iss;seo W b, Toda to ). ]
s%9 81 s. and and a. R0s saa Ssf So
2; 40 and 3d. square 64s; Sa.GO. r. volk TO O. r.
F a 81 sui :S &c.,
T. hits ct al trustees, to Eliza Webster. pant
Rachel 49, N a Toson: let q .agare s. $50
Levi LSas sSa Wesley e ehspsl g
$3.50: J.ha 7. Kendall e William Msyse, -.
s SEQ ga sio Eti Re to pan :qusrs
Of as; g sle5eC; RM Buff to MARI J. Wheeler,
R Ri tru sfe = s2osys *; 9en Given Ct
81 6o p Howi.ns ct trnstees to jar VII w
lisms' sub. 49, square 276; sac.
LABOR STRIKE And PROMPT SETTLEMENT
Yesterday tie laborers employed by Messys
Gantz * Appleman on the eastern section Of
the Il street sewer struck for an advance Of paw
and threats were made bv some of the men
against those who wished to continue work
Messrs. g. & A. Immediately paid on the dis
satisfied men, and notified them that no inter-
ference would be permitted, and this morning
another force was employed.
The FAIEFAE AND GEORGETOWN TvgNPIER
CoAPANY are progressing quite rapidly with
the construction OF their road from Georgetown
10 Falls Church. At meeting of the directors,
held at the residence of Henry Febrey, esq, last
Monday, the contract with the former contrac-
tor was rescinded and the road will now be
taken charge OF by Mr.. Crossman. and COM
Ileted by sections. Mr.. A. n. Hurdle s the en-
gineer on Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.
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ga young Chattsnoogian, finding that his
bills were more than he could pay has suici ded.
~Brigham Young proposes to tax his saints
one dollar Q head on their wives for the benefit
Of the poor.
ga women's Peace Convention Is 10 be held
In London next month. Delegates from this
country will attend.
@Gravel-stones, cutting through glass as
smoothly as rife bullet, are the latest thunder
storm curiosities ut Little Falls.
e0One thousand women are employed In the
potteries q Leeds, England, working nine hours
q day At the rate OF sixty cents week.
NThe parties concerned in the burning of
Justice keogh In efigy In Ireland, have been
committed for trial st the Fermaugh aesizee
SNew York was visited by heavy rain. nc.
ccmpanied By thunder and lightning, yesterday
~The city Of Southampton, England. viii
soon give banquet to Admiral Alden md the
officers of the American 6eet. The Prince And
Princess Of Wales win visit the feet ON the sist
instant.
COld Gent to Boy: ssDid You ever Aaht in
the wrong?" Boy-"Often.n Gent-"Dear me.
why?" Boy-"Didn't know until / got the
rorst Of it that had got hold OF the sOr0ng Jtl-
loo
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G E O r G E It o W n,

PRRsoNAL.-Mr. John Marbury, IT,, of this
city, and daughter left for New York to-day
Miss Marbury sails for Europe tomorrow, TO be
absent for six months
The EXCURSION Of the Sunday school OF the
Dumbarton III. r. church seventy miles down
the river on the steamer Keyport tomorrow
Will afford our citizens delightful opportunity
to get away from the heat for few hours
BUILDING the 4tth month ly
meeting of the Seventh Building Association
last night the funds were disposed Of az the
maxim I'm rate OF SlI1 80 net ner share.