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TO RENT FOUR STORY HIGH sToop BROWN
stone front (modern), at Harlem, for 81 200 Apply
TOD. W. OGDEN Jr., l62 Broadway, rooms Is and 10.
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yNANTED-EIRsT FLOOR, UNFURNIsHED SUIT
w able for a physician and in respectable locality,
between Thrtyeighth and Twenty third streets and
Seventh and exingon avenues Address, with terms,
NJ. D., los Fourth avenue.
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no LET-SECOND STORY, THREE ROOMS, AND
two Rooms in the third story, 255 West Twenty-sec-
ond street, to small family OF adults; possession
April l6 Apply mt 81 University place.
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L,LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN- SUITE OR
~ single; all improvements no moving; small private
family; best reierences; positively to gentlemen only
III rweny-sxth street. between Fourth ami Lexington
avenues
, 1873-07-20

Darwin Ia member Of tie Church Of England.
Tie total nulnber Ct Metheaiata IN Ireland Is 1922
Congregational Church IN Suit Lake City.
2osE 9siss ths dstasaa Church os
now Episcopal church has boen organized In wa.n-
ington qty Of which the Rev. j. Harold has boon
Tho first sermon prcaehod by Presbyterian mlnis
tes IN the oty of New York was In 17o III private
The nes :'Is D. :"fSsy s:or Of Trinity Church,
sanFranciaco has sccepted Tho Assistant Dshopro Of
tho Dioceso Of North Carolina.
Ayenssts tho Roy. ". l. Fsnn Of Rochester, las Loft
That body and united with tho paptssts.
g. aa1 H. aas as
q ses,ensttoa Fl tho JsIarsan Asanus Froabytafsa
When bishop Asbury, eighty-two years sgo rst 7ia-
lied New England, there only forty Mothod.sa In
1ho Buporintandont Of tho Board Of Missions Of ths
Now Jerusa!em Church calls upon tue members for
5000 to earry forward tho missionary work for the
4 writer In tho Now York Herald pleads for the
erection and maintenance Of church tor Tho pcople In
that eity, "aere the poor can Without coat hear thu
Mormon Missionaries Just arrived at New York from
En5opo report thai 200 or .too Mormon eniaEanta
VIII como to this country during the presont aunar
prsstrss "a a.s al ft q
having Sesa osdsinssd s 'ul 5aly ). isi,:
Tbs net roco!pts from fair hold tho other day in
Doston In aid Of tho Oarney uospita aud Bt, Ann'a
Infant Asylum, vas $a0,4T0.6&. -..
The Catholic Committee Of Homo proposes that oil
tho young monks belonging to tho suppl esxed mouas
ercs should go to uoYiA to await tho rasorat!oo OF
tAoir establishments.
has Glars u. Hsbooct, daughter Of tho pastor Of tbs
W&rson Htrest Unitarian Chapel. boason mas ninhsd
and on socsnt Sunday occupied hur fathers pulpit
morning and afternoon.
Tho lsay. ". Il. Atgor author Of tho " Doctrine OF
tha Future Lbh mud ether books, has Clusel hts cuu-
uectlon with tla Boston Music Hall Hoooty {ouco
Theodore parkarS}, and Will devote himself 10 liter
, 1873-07-20
MUSIC.


disadvantage. Their performances having nl-
ready boen noticed in detail, it is unnecessary to
add anything moro concerning them. Thor
visit was a pleasant episode, and. considering
their wretchcd management, their patronage
was much better than was generally expected.
THE L1EDEnKRAEz.
Tho Chicago Liederkranz, hr. Balatkl's now
vocal society, will formally dedicate its elegant
suite Of rooms in tho Turner Hall building to-
morrow evening with concert and dance. In
addition to these features an addreBs will DO de-
liyorod by Mr.. Edmund Juaaon, tho prenident OF
nulor tho best Of auspices.
orERAr1o INTELLIGENCE.
It is now definitely settled that no shall have
English opora In Lie fall under tho auspices OF
Mr. Q, D. 1IeHs, Of this city, Alr. Ferris, former
ly OF tho Chicago Times, aud Maurice urau, of
Now York, Contracts haye been made with Mias
Kellogg, Mra.. Zelda seguin, and Mr. Harry
peakes, and tho managers arc in negotiation
with Afovsre: caatle, santloy, Folji5 Campbell,
md 5Linnio Hauch. The season will commence
In Boston, Oct. 0, and the troupe will DO hore
probably in November It ia tho intention OF
tho management to bring out, in addition to tho
etandard works. ''lIgnon" and ''Loyo's sacri-
hero.
Tie Now York scason Of Italian opera OF the
Grand Opera-uouso, uudor the management OF
Mr.. Max AIaretzek, IL 10 la commenced on Oct.
city the company will proceed to Philadelphia,
and thence, it il understood, to Cincinnati, Chi
cago, ST. Louis, and Havana. Tho season In
Chioago comlne,leos Nov. u. ut AioViokor's.
:. Waohtel is engagod for the season Of 1874-'5
for Gorman and Italian opora In tho United
btates, untor tho management OF Carl lsosa.
PIANO RECITAL.
On Monday evening, tho 2lBt lust, Robert
Goldbeck Will give p'ano reclta! at the Chicago
University III connection with tho session OF tho
National Normal Musical Institute. Tho pro-
graulnlo will be as follows:
Grand polonniBe ia e. Chopin
sesnaa9 sehspza nas 1so, Soaa On, Il 10
Esparanxn, Nomanee... ....-..A. GoiabecK
Intern, 1niermozz1; i,a,;:, sehsa &c n1a,s
PRAISE sEuylUE.
Tho programme for the pluiso service at Ply
mouth Church thla evening is Us follows:
1gse eo:c tic ss oi y
Reading of Psalm. ~
Gloria ~ E1celss. .,flaKles
Hymn rr,::, ''Tuue' ohF'Atnu'
~ nsadins from IN thc Naw Tosianont. at.A >''''''
Anthen,M" 1uet'ato .Tiaglor
oisrory. fsnor Taa Lord Is My 1'' 'D'
iair:ss, f'Ss'''
Anthom-" Savior, 6Ourta OF Ivory Blessing,
Arranged trou, Abt
Hymn 800. Tune, 6cllisn Hymn
Dtntdlut1on.
Organ Finale Prelude anil Tugue. .nacl'
TURNER HALL.
Tho programme for tho Turuor Hall CONCERT
this oyonlng Is ~ folloWBs
l. Egyptian March. ,HrAha
a. Introduction to Lnhcngrlu .WnKu0t
s. DUO for futo aud horn rn..,,,,..,,..........Ti .Tito
d"tnr ~ nn Wcscr
Q. Wat=-lo ool Nights. stlausa
7. ratrouyrl ltnmorengue-Np. 1.,,.......... .Ne!de
Q. prLxcatO Polka, Strauss
0. Quadriilo Emperor. dung
EXPOSITION OAoHUH.
Mr. frank q. Roil1.er, the organist Of st. Ma.
rys Church, IL organizing chorus Of about 100
slA i d. l. q girn Yha Irial,. AmarjnAn Er.
, 1873-07-20

plaeos ". II. Runey and J. A. Tolmau wore elect
cd. Tho departure from tho city, at about tho
months previous, had been serving the school as
its missionary, also soriouBly affected tho work.
Ing condition Of tho AIiasion. III the fall Of tho
sanlo year, tho school was again compelled to
romove Gnd this time into far less pleasant
building. 4 small store on Forty-Beyenth stroot
tho only available place in tho vicinity-waB
secured, whoro it has remained until tho present
timo. Tllia change was most serious draw
back to tue worlr: as the building WAS very in
commodious, and removed d conBiderablo dis
tauco from the homes Of Its scholars. It Las
boon carried on during tho proseut yoar under
tho 6upprintondoncy Of ". Z. Ronoy and ". W.
Osgood. Tho efficient labors Of tho RoV, Mr..
Carr, who returned to his work last September,
have been OF ineatnlable value.
The project Of building had long occupied the
minds OF tho oilcora and frlonds Of tho Miasion,
but waB not brought to any successful issue
until March OF this year, when tho Chicago Bap-
building on Burnside street, nenr Forty-sevonth,
on lots donated to tic University Place Baptist
Church by Mr. A. g. prout. When the building
was about half-completcl, It was turned over BY
Church, who heretofore, on account Of ita mou-
etary afraira, had felt unable to assume any now
financial responsibility.
~: Tho suila1hIag' 1hg .1t.s dcsign9a by Henry 3nu1i T.
a deta das 5hs ct f S o oopote IN s sud a0sa a
traotye church-ediAces, for its coat, that Gun DO
found in any OF our suburban towns. It las an
east front Of 81 feet, aud = dopth OF 59, with 3
lecturo-room In the rear. An ootagon splro runs
up about 90 foct from tho four pelmonta OF tho
tower, GO foat from tho ground. Tho building Ia
complete throughout; i; furnished with tevorsbe
powa Designed by Mr. Kimball, OF the f.rm Of 4.
Il. Andrews Go. A Mason l. Hamlin No. az
organ, obtained through tho muniacence of
George +. Noot b Sons and D. E. Lvornoro,
haH boen donated to thu University Place Bap-
tlat Church for thu Evangol Mission. Tho con-
tract for tho oon0tructlon Of tho building WAS
awarded to Aloway d MoMartin, whose faithful-
neBa and good workmanship have aseuroa for
them tho good will Of those connected with tho
Building Committee.
4 HEBREW SCHOOL. or FuK PROPHETS.
THIS country, 10 remarkable In the variety Of
ith religion, iB no less remarkable for tho NUM-
her and Bcope Of tta theological semlnarieH.
There now comes proposition from IIebrow
Conferouco just held In Cincinnati to establish
In this country 11obreW Hchool Of tho Proph-
ote. All tho Jowish congregations In Amerioa
nro invited to Join In the effort. There IL but
ono institution of tue kind III tho country, and
that is In Philadelphia but, for aomo cauae, II
IL not prosperous. 1t IL now proposed to found
nav and more successful one, porhaps In Cin-
ciunati, or posaibly In Chicago.
THE CfLLRdK-nEdATTA.
, 1873-07-20


Porle dn 1,rosil," By Ii. Feliclen David, whcn at.
tackod by hts last illnoua
Tho lady string orchestra Of Vienna, conpria.
ing thirsy-ono players. with Vrau Anna Wetlich
as conductor, are giving concerts at tho Musik.
voroin with great aucoeHs. The wind and per
They play the Strauss repertoire chiefly. Twa
ytollniste, Frauloln JorvR and Vrau Snchv. and q
violonootlist, Fraulcin Dellinger, nro much nl-
lnirod. Tho ladies' Ill dressod alike, in white.
with rosos.
The London Times correspondent at Copcn-
hagen Writes: i" Tho Royal Theatre at Copen-
hagen, enjoying stato snbventioil, and being nd
mi1,istorod by Stato o1icia]a under The auperyis-
lou Of the Minister OF Public Instruction, regl1-
lary shuts it's dooro for the three summer
ion for rest aud trarol, and dispensing the pub
lio from tho EufferingB inevitable In even the
best-vonttlatod theatre with tho thermometer Mt
800 or 00o in tho slado.
A party q lndos and gentlemen Ind driven
oyor from on, the Grand Hotel, bringing. with them
tho loading cornot in Mr.. Gilmore'B Band aud
Inns the reputation OF being tho first cornot
player either in Europe or In thls country.
Those who hayo be6n OIL tho Lakos Of Killarney
will remember tho remarkable offeot Of tho
water Oh tho sound Of the buglo. 4 gentleman
| rowod AIr. Arluoklo ont into tho middle Of tho
lako, and thore ho eat for MI hour Or
more playing all the beautiful old Mrs that lis
prcbaion bo!ng maryolous. Az ho played ''1sobin
Affair."" the "Laht Rose Of Summer" "Doliovo
Mo If All Those Endoaring Young 0harma," and
| many othor old fayorites. tho viHitors Hooked
out of the hotol, and for upward Of on hour
! Hcarco sound was heard among tho throng
save tho hearty applause which followed every
air. Tho Ana!e was Homo, swoot I1on,oh
| and "Yankeo Doodle" In tho latter Of which it
Saa surprising how oloarly one could catch oyory
note II tho rapld .double.tongueing Of tho lass
| variation. uad 1t been gonorally known around
tho hotol TINT sl,oh q treat was in prospect, halt
Saratoga would haye driven out to tho Lake, for
GilnoloB Band IL creating quite furor horo
emong tho Indies; It il tho novel aonsa-
| ton OF tho aonson, nlld MIR. Ar.
buoklo's playing IL tho sensation OF tho
band An eln'!sl!al number Of Dohtonians aro
horo this yoar, their headquarters being at tito
0rapl Hotel, though many Of them arc scattered
through LUG othor hoto!u;; or ,courue, every
| Doetonian thinks Tho world of Gilsuore's Dsul
ami 1t was by no moaus difficult for the largo
llunbor OF thona who aro hore to inoonlate their
folIow-guoBts In TIM hotels with their entl1-
aiaBm, especially ~ tbs afternoon concert given
BY The band ta played on the h. front piazza, which
| apliule1ca NeQ Hnrk linlls.
, 1873-07-20
REVIEW OF ADJUSTMENTS,
THE DRAMA,

THE DRAMA.
Only two thoatroB haye boon doing any busi-
moss duriug tho wools-nooloy's and McYlcltor's.
Ono concert by tho Saxon Band hllod Aikcn's
Thoatro, but during the remainder Of tho wcok
It waB closed. It has lonbtIoss appeared moro
profitable to closo than remain open. This will
DO botter nudorHtood from tho action Of tho Now
York managers. LII obodlonce to conventional
ity, tho heavier and moro moritorious pieces
woro tahen of whom tho hot woathor arrivod, to
mako room for trash Of tic Haummor-aoason'
order. Tho consequence waB, loavy loss to tho
managers all round, aud tho final cloHiug Of oil
the theatres but two. The only theatro, proba-
bly,, that haa done good buhinosH through tho
cntiro summer aonaon iu Hooloys, md this Ia by
preserving his atook company, aud koeping his
performances up to tho standard which has
holpcd him 40 we'll with tho public during tho
wintor months. Tho answor to the question,
"Aro pooplo moro illotio in summer than in
wutor7" has been very shnrply Undo to tho
managers who propoundcd tho conundrum.
uooLEy's THEATRE.
Tho succcss Of CnBtc," which had three
weeks' run mud nottod q hauduomo Hum, has eit-
oouragod tho management to proBent moro OF
Robortson'a comodioB, and "IIome,"-a pretty
oontraot with "0aato,"-was giyon at uooloy's
last Monday evening, with all tho advantages Of
suporb mounting, spirited acting, aud tho on-
couraging sympathy Of tho audience. Mon-
day WAS an opproasivcly warm evan-
ing, but tho audionce WIS largo, and
renamed 30, increasing On oncl successive
night. It was only what ono could
oxpoct, for 1t was admirably noted In tho main,
though weal III somo points. Mr.. Blaiadell M
Alfred Dorrison succeeded in making very do
cilou hit, and provoked lis frioulB by showing
, 1873-07-20

God.
NoTEs.
Tho Chicago Baptist Union has recently bo-
come an incorporated body ,naaor tho laws IT tho
State. It is the organic representative Of tho
Baptsts OF Chicago in active work. It has ap-
pointed throa Trustees to tako charge Of It's
temporalities, which arc composed mainly Of
real esato, acquired BY purchase or gill, for tho
ohurchoB. The Union is composed Of some OF
the most active and ontorprising mon OF the d.
nomination, and is accomplishing good work.
The Garrett Biblical Institute, which is the
Church in tic West, haB graduated, in all, 150
ministers. Ita iin4poial basis, which was at first
over $500, o,000, 's now, including all improve
menta 3460,000.
Church s done. the roof is ready for shifting, md
tho slato il on tho ground. The upper room will
DO ready for occupancy about fhapksgiying-da
In November.
The Rev. Z; T. Chamberlain, pastor Of tho
Now England Congregational Church, haa gone
to Now England OIL q six weeks vacation. On
bin return, he expects to occupy tho chapel Of
tho new church.
An exchange says tho clergy Of Milwaukee
llnvo preRohnu 10 positively RSaiuat theatrical
performances in That city that actors aud MALL
agerh have lost money during the last noason.
Tho Tllrty-frHt Street Presbyterian Church,
which waa allowed tho 1Lorty, by tho Chicago
Proabytery, ut Il lato meeting, to change its
Presbyterian Church.
Tho religious world moves. Last woek, Mrs.
jennie i. Willing waa unaninaonely grantod H.
oense to proaeh. by tie Joliet District Confer
once OF tla H. e. Church.
Twenty-six membera have baon aadod to tho
Firat Congregational Church, nine to the Iaher-
naclo, eight to tho Plymouth. four to the Eyaus-
ton, md noyen to tile Ravcuswood Oongroga-
tional Churches.
Twenty additional menbors were recoivedl Into
tho Third Prebbyturln Church. at \ lato COM
muuiuil.
Tho Monday meetings Of tho Presbyterian
Ministerial AHhociat0n have boon discontinued
until next Reptenlor,
THE INcHEAsE or CHURCHES IN OAK PARK.
Az Ill instance Of the rapid growth. eceleatas-
ttcallY, Of our suburban towMb, 1t IL Hail tint,
threo yoaH ago, tho oitlzona Of Oak Park, who
wore Of tho churol,.goipg kind, oil worshipod In
one building, md belonged to that denonina-
ton, nowhere aeen on paper, known
AZ . tho "unlon Church, Very room
after, thorc followed Unitarian organization,
whoh erected an etliace costing el2050; next to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Matn street,

A BRICK DWELLING, No. 500, WITH
N BASEMENT AND TWO STORIES ABOVE,
CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS; THE USUAL
OUT-HOUSES AND LOT ON LEIGH STREET
yaTtLY. - ' ~" +-.'.' .
TERMS: third cash: balance In six and twelve
RICHARDSON s Co,
: 4, AIT ~ s4f 80 t# II IS Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.


VNRJJSTEES, SALE OF VERY YAJJTA.
4 min Avn DEsIpAnTyJ octrEn pS.S
ESialE ~ LIE ~ W ki, hhoND.IEyy !r.
Tue OF aGeeu Oh ttus' pc.thg uSle on inc .:n DAY OF
June iSo' e1ecutnu 10 ihe smscrlpers ny Me.srs.
nofac. l.. hcnt, " lliim ". Iaiiie, ana EobtTt \.
r;une 1mercEaEts ana Farmers under me style Or
~ nt, , tI,i am, t m H. u asS igSItuea
III hlciilHchu tuStinss 19,rt on tne .sth OF June,
tsoY We or ei|ner VI uy' mfi, ~, aAsGu:oh tnseoi.
anu miat tnI atnU o,i "a t,T M ~ h,tthe.
" se ~ p'i,e p e bie.is III
so NV, ~ ", ,i :, s fir 80 ". Va Leu
airy, 1879 at IL O'CLOCK A., VI iair II nov on tlc trt
Ialr On! tlsreintert tue ioiio"lhS uu! 'aihame
hEaL ESlA1E-Nl..:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
Louisiana Affairs.

NEw ORLEANS, February 1.-The State
Supreme Court to-day, in the case of Nor
gan Is. Kcnnard, confirmed the decision of
the lower court in favor Of the plaintiff.
Labelling rendering lengthy opinion,
Howell concurring, reserviug the right to
fife reasons. Wylcy dissented. Kennard
was excused. Morgan was presented to the
commission this morning, and took his seat
Us associate justice.
Bob Carter was shot and instantly killed
to-day by George Littlejohn (both colored
men).
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Commit
tee of Privileges and Elections have sum-
monei ex-AtLorney-General Belden, who, ii
il stated, has made startling developments
regarding Louisiana politics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
DeHxructiye Fires.

JACKSON, Tenn, February 1.-The bust
ness portion Of this town was burned last
night. Loss, 300, 1000. .-.....
MONTPELIER, N. Y, February 1.-James
Gould Sons' woollen factory has been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, 100000. .s =.
CHICAGO, February 1.-The DWELLING
house of Henry Cairnes, near Jefferson,
Iowa, was burned last night. MIR. Cairnes,
two Of bis children, and his brother Alex
ander persisted in the flames.
NEW YORK, February 1.-The fireman
shars Investigation of the Broadway fire dis
closes the losses to be nearly 100000, Nicol
g. Coalsha estimate their loss at 100000,
gold, on which they had an insurance OF
S350.000, gold. Wood Brothers loss is said
TO be $4,000. The other losses are trifing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03

! :, 2 : comm unisatiot, interrupted
Pc carIists-Fight with tsao Royal
Troops, &c. !,
PAxrs. February lcsm 1na ie,asar pc 70
sns;n has been entirely interrupted by the
Ssrlists, and no mails from that country
have been received in Paris for three days
past. There Is no communication with Bill
boa except by sea, and an attack on that y,
town by the Carllsts Is apprchended:: Inc
railway between Alsasua and Beasin has
been cut by the insurgents, and the running
81 the trains between those places IS sus-
pended, III o.,.,.,oz
! A Carllst band entrenehed at sturr no.,
,hev maintained their position after conflict
Of three hours duration. The insurgents
claim the result victory for themselves We tho
Several spanish customs officers nr .h on c sne
lists and forced to take refuge on French
torrif0Yv y -.E.g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
Terrible Hurricane at AspinwnIl.

AsprNwALL uio Hdrdna, February IA
terrible hurricane visited this port on the
18th ultimo, which did much damage. The
schooner Royal Arch was driven through
the Pacific Mail Conpany's wharf, and sew
cnty.five feet of the wharf, the wharf en-
gincs, and quantity of merchandise were
destroyed. The schooner afterwards sunk.
The bark Orient was driven into the mil
road wharf and destroyed sixty-ive feet Of
&c, and then sunk. The lumber schooner G..
II. Kelly aud bark Gilmore were driven
ashore. The brig Elvia Allen and bark Lewis
StokeIr, were slightly damaged. All the
steamships are safe. Three persons lost their
lives. fEhe total loss Is between half mil.
lion and ambition dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street betwean Main and Bank.


A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
a TOBACCO FACTORY IN RICHMOND, VA.
CHINERY.-As assignee Of the estate OF D. G..
Mayo. bankrupt under an order Of the United States
District Court for the Eastern t District Of wrgR1n
auction, on TUESDAY, February Il, 1919, at /
O'Clock p. NJ, that very valuable TOBACCO FAC
TORY on the southeast corner of Twenty-hfth and
Main streets, with lot fronting la2 feet ON Nan
street. running back lG5 feet. The buildings arc
commodious mostcntroly new, and well arranged
Also, the complete stock Of MACHINERY and
FIXTURES, combining all of tho latest improve
inents, composed in part as follaws:
/ .. l aG-IIORSE-POwER ENGINE,
;-. l BOILER,
10 HYDRAULIC SHAPE PRESSES,
II HYDRAULIC POT PRESSES. 1920
IL BOX SCREWS fixtures complete),
-a ! HYDRAULIC. PUMP.
HALF-POCND MILLS,
CSE-PoUSD MILLS,
3 LoNG-TES MILLS,
9 p. p. MILLS. ..-
FOUR'S MILLS,
2 ELEVEN-INCu MILLS,
SHORT TEN MILL, &C., &C.;
.... SCALES, LUMP-B 'XES.
WORKPLACES, KETTLES, .s,
TUBS, BENCHES,
>r.f sMokING-roBACCo PRESSES AND CUT
g.. TIERS,
suATTiSG, BETTING,
PULLIES. &C., &c. 81.
comprising, IA fact, everything necessary In COM
plete establishment, the machinery having cost the
OFFICE FURNITURE: n.
SAFE,
DESK,
LETTER-rREss STANDS.
CHAIRS,
GAS-FIXTrRES, &C,
TERMS For the real estate one-fourtll cash; ba-
lance at eight. 81 xtcen. and twenty-four mouths,
the purchaser to give notes with approved security
for lii" deferred payments; little to be retained until
the said notes are paid. .
TERMS: For the personal property, one-th!rd
cash balance ut three aud SIX mouths purchaser to
give notes with approved security with deed OF
trust and policy Of insurance thereon to secure the
assignee. WILLIAM IL. ALLDEEDISE,
The order Of sale permits the assignee to change
the terms Of SALE II he shall deem itproper TO doso,
on the day Of sale.
Possession eau be had in ten days after sale.
t. oo-2taw3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
Washington Items.

Especial telegram TO the D'Spatcnj
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Credit
Mobilier Investigations were not particularly
interesting or sensationa! to-day. McComb
was before the Poland committee, and testl-
fed that he received letter from Ames IN
February, 1865, making use of some such
remark as "Didn't the stock transferred to
Colfsx pay" Colfax is said 10 be preparing
aedefence. His counsel (Judge Hale) has
written to Poland that he prefers not to ap-
pear before the committee until Ames re-.
turns.
There is a rumor that the Alaska seal lobby
is TO DO investigated. Tl2oN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
Death Of Commodore Maury.

>s Especial telegram to the Dispa'ch.5
LEXINGTON, VA, February l.-Commo'
dore NJ. F. Maury died to-day at ! O'Clock
r. M., after an illness Of more than three
months. His last hours were calm, peaceful,
and serene. He suffered no pain for several
weeks prior to his death, the proXimate
cause of which was hamilton.
His remains will lie in state in the library
of the Virginia Military Institute for the
present. Their tiual disposition has not yet
been decided upon by the family.
A telegram announcing his death has been
sent to the President of the United Suites,
and to the National Observatory at Washing
tor.D c. ---.--