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National Republican., 1873-05-07

affairs Of the States, and establishing therein
civil and criminal codes OF law for the govern
ment OF the citizens, and thus abollshlng the
State governments In everything but name or
else that II will lead the Federal courts To draw 70
their cognlEanoe the supervision Of state trbu-
nails on every subject Of Judicial inquiry, on the
plea Of ascertainlng whether the privileges and
lmmunltles OF citinens have not been abridHed.
In my judgement no such practical inconye.
nences would arise. Very little, n any, legiala-
tlon on the part Of Congress would he required
to carry the amendment into effect. like the
prohibition against passing a law fnpalring the
obligation OF contract, ~ would execute itself.
The point would be regularly raised. In suit Al
law, and settled by nnal references 70 the Federal
Court, As the privileges aud immunlties pro-
tected are only those fundamental ones which
belong to eveTy citizen, they would soon be-
come so far defined as to cause but a slight &c.
cumulatlon OF business In the Federal oourts
Besldes, the recoguited existence Of the Law
would prevent fts frequent Violation. But even
II the business Of the National Courts should NJ
increased, Congress could easily supply the
remedy BY Increasing their number and en-
cheney. The great question Ia, what z the true
construction OF the amendmentf When oue'
we Ind that, we shall ind the means OF gvinI
| Il effect. The argument from convenience ough
not 10 have q very controlling influence In quea
tions Of this sort. The national will and nationa
| interest are OF far greater Importance.
In my opinion the Judgment OF the Supreu
Court Of Louisiana ought to be reversed.
National Republican., 1873-05-07
DYEING AND SECURING.
pRADY ron THE SPRING TRADE,

PEADS FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
With q full core Of nrsteiaas vQrkmen, com.
Rls,s sipsh e the be-, Eorssn snd !, Domestic Dye
cLEAN on REeoLOH LADlKs AND GENTS
bphtNo AND BUAMEK WEARING APPAkEL
promptly aud In the bost manner.
W. IL. WHEAT TLRY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYKINa AND SECURING
WORKS.
EatAbllhhed leel, Premium awarded iAf,
0FFIOE-yD JEFfEnBON HfhEEI, GEORGE
TOWN, n u; p O BOX fla ApS
National Republican., 1873-05-07
MEDICAL.
WAITER CU1
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

a.ppy n rslsf for Youas Ne nsn fs.m ,hs snse,. q
* &ssiinsPS New ana srfsSis S Ssmsdiss BoSfs
dress H0WAhD ksSQC QCfkTi0N. No. q south Ninth
.nset, fhiladelphia, PA-an Institution having .
sionai sfnL mhii am
National Republican., 1873-05-07

The Couson yesterday passed blll which
ia of considerable interest to theatres and
their patrons. II aims at the abolition OF .he
prastiee Of ceiling reserved seats ai'e' 'ne
doors arc opensd,
National Republican., 1873-05-07

Mn. HERBERT's BILL, the points Of which
will be found 10 yesterday report Of the
House Of Delegates proceedings, ought not
10 pass. As elections have been and are con-
doucted in thls city, We have entirely too
manV Of Them.
National Republican., 1873-05-07

GEoRdE FRANcIs TRAIN has been pro-
nounced sane by New York Jury, but that
docs not make him So His troubles would
ascm to be only beginning, however, Rs he Is
now to be prosecuted for publishing an OBJ
grpne pADCT.
National Republican., 1873-05-07
FISHING TACKLE, r
FISHING TACKLE
JOS. L, SAVAGE

BeEs leave TO inform his friends and the public
hat his stock Of Fishing Tackle and sporting
aoOda IL now complete. and he will be happy 70 sso
nis old friends and patrons 81 the old stand Penn
yiVAniA avenue, second door west of Tenth street.
JOS. l.. SAVAGE.
National Republican., 1873-05-07
WANTS.


WANTED-A PARTNER IN THE MANU-
w faqture Of painless OPIUM antidote.. Drug
gint or phypiclan preferred. For full particulars
sddres. Look Boz sls, Washington. my1.
WANTRD-BY A GENTLEMAN AND MS
wv wife, in 2 nrst toauE pTiyefe family, vel.
furnished bedroom and parlor reqnifemenAs;
ssfssd ITOmpsiy. Addrcss EAwYER. Bon a.
WANTEp TO SILL OR EXCHANGE FOR
w oITY PnopEhTY-.A FARM of ~ ncrsa, in.
bteiotd county, vlrtinia About no acres is under
cultivation, and tho remainder nne timber land.
Terms very reasonable. Inquire Of A. LLOYD, At
torney T6 Louisiana avenue. near City Hall
NxTANTED-FANILIEs GOING NORTH ON
w TO the Springs who are In want Of first. .clAes
servants, such as Cookp, Chafnbermaida. IAun
dresses and Men or loys, 10 call aud get Supplied
from large number who are now wanting 10 go
ali having the beet Of city refergnces also, mum
bsr ysp,lng pg sity homss .hpplJ % Eureka Employ
arsam MRS. LOUISE Q. BUTLER
National Republican., 1873-05-07
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR RENT-HoUsR No. lssi, CORNER OF
II Hinet eenlh aud streets ten rooms aud an
modern improyefAsnts, Inquire At fpss PennsylYs.
MIA ANenne. my1 ~
EOR sALE-A NEAT BRICK HOUSE OF
II ten rooms, kitchen aud eellar, bat ID room, Va
terclosst, kc, near CITY Hall DlkR DAVID
SON, ltAl PennAylvann avenue over hnburnr
E,pR sALE-oN CAPITOL MIL, AND ON
II very reasonable terms. three press brick and
basement DWELLINGS,, entirely new, containing
ten aud twelve rooms, respcCtively, well built and
well hnished ga water aud bath rooms. on south
U, brtween Third aud Fourth strsstss =. ! a,
ALSO. ave or sir French roof HOUSES, well sit
uAted, aud short step TO Ayenus car, eight q
nine rooms; water, gas, bath rooms. aud at Ereai
Also, tour or ave eleg.nt French roof and ter.
modsrnly improved, twelve 70 hftsen rooms, on
Second street, very near East Capitol street cars
Also, threa or four elesant nEstDENCkB, on
SouthA, between First and lhird streets. ....,
Also, some yOry sweet and very attractive HOMEh
on First street, betveen the Avenue aud south y
.'XisS. q very nics DWELLING In Phil.de!phis
Also, some four or nve BRICK HOUSES. new
aud cheap, on Seventh street. near Massachusetts
xiso, some beautiful GROUND SITES for dwell.
linss on East ,yapltoi street, ors 49,, ..A
divisions Of squares, all over rsn-,nl s.,r NY
Re. Estate Agent. apd Brokers. No iiS fir.s ssee,
0a.atheaal Iatlt0l lliil ny1u
National Republican., 1873-05-07

DoARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
ID DIarRIof OF COLUMBIA,
. .,,, ., p,vrv MssaaSsgaISS?T92Ss, ApIn 4 isla
for the detection and conviction of any person nr
Persons who ~ hAys stasa, oE who may hereafter BE-
In the cities y washins,on and dsorsstowh.
splSG EfD%fRb JOHNSON, Chief Clerk.
National Republican., 1873-05-07

Tm hill passed by the House Of Dele
gatss yesterday, providing for the establish
ment Of u stcam-iiTe engine In the northwest
crn section Of the city, will, II Is to be hoped
meet with equal favor in the Council. Mr.
Shepherd Is entitled to the thanks OF th'
property-boldcrs In that vicinity for tho Gu
rrgy with which be has pressed the bill.
National Republican., 1873-05-07
LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT MAY ., lsIs A DUNDEE on QUAa.
II TRRMAsTkRp CLAIMS and othsr I~pers.
% any one 6gt The owner Ths Under wni Be sails
bly, rewarded by leaving them At No. 10 fifIh
National Republican., 1873-05-07

EoR SALE. - JUST ARRIVED, TWENTY
II head q very ms drying and draft HohsEs;l
sofne fast trOtterv, selected expressly for this
ket, at HUNUELY DOWEN'S Stable, New York
sveDue, between sixth and Seventh ttreet.
National Republican., 1873-05-07

ENoR sALE-A THREE-sT0RY ENGLISH
direct norih west: pine rooms. Locapon the most
desirable IN the city. Terms Esss9nahle knnly 70
AuOrpeyatlsw. tsjLoaiAisas avenue.
National Republican., 1873-05-07

C,oR sALR-ASD AT VERY Low FIGURES
II A BEAUTIFUL LOT, and A.tractiysly located,
second and Third Streets frontihs D feet, depth y
70 a,SS. haS % lit. Ssfs ssd. r,n. y SC pr
month. HESTER 4 nYON
Capitol Hill mytu
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
SALES At AUCTION.


A DRIAN II. MULLER AUCTIONEER.
n PROPERTY ON THE HARLEM RIVER HEIGHTS,
elevation It's feet above high-waer mark in the
proposed
TWENTi.kOuRTH WARD.
THE NEW PARADE GROUND
Is directly beneah. the opposite bank OF the river
Extensive views OF Harlem River Valley the Palisades
the Hudson and Long Island Sound.
ADHIAs ii. MULLER SON.
will sell at auction the Exchange szlesroom, No. Ill
Broadway, at II O'Clock, on
THURSDAY, 0CTOBERls
400 level Lots divided 80 plots fronting Sedgwck
avenue 25th and 2utth streets, and Macombs Dam
road. Also frame Cottage, Dx65 containing ~ rooms
Eighty per cent may remain bond and mortgage for
three years.
For maps and particulars apply to the auetonccrs, No
Pine street. conveyance will be in attendance every
fair day al Morris Dock station The arrival of the II 30
A. ~ lrain from Foriy-second street dime 22 mnutes)
anc the 10 r. NJ tram from Thireth street and Ninth
avenue. Five minutes from station TO premises
The shortest pleasantct and most picturesque drive
this property through the scdgwick avenue, nrst
turning to the lett at the north end Of Macombs Dam
Central Bridge, and following the course OF Harlem
River under Hlgh Briagel TO 205th street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

fSITIzENS LINE FOR TRoY-PAssAGE 81 b.-THE
~ elegant steamboats, SUNNY5IDE and POWELL
leave pier 4o North River foot Of Leroy street. daily
ny trains on Rensselaer, and rarttoga New York
Central aud Troy and Boston railroads for all points
North East and West The most direct route to Sara
tosa, Lake George and Montreal through tickets sold
and baggage checke 10 destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

"A steamers sail al from pier 20 North RIVER New York.
hauSrRALIA S ~;ss, Oct Oct Isl B cASTALIA.. Wed, Now
coLuMsTX.. Wed oct. y cALiFoESix. Sat. Nov. Is
ELYSIA.,.... Sat- Now ITALIA. A....... We'd Nov 10
The passer accommodations the steamers Of this
line are unsurpassed tor elegance and Cabin
are all on upper deck thus securing good light
and ventilat ton 49, :, -. -, -. - -
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. OR LONDONDERRY.
WED. STEAMERS. 500 and S75 Return, $3.50 currency.
SAT. STEAMERS, sos and S75. Return. $3.50, gold.
STEERAGE PASSAGE
To GLASGOW, Liverpool London. Queenstown. Londons
derry, Belfast Bristol or Cardiff $50 currency,
Tickets for passage TO or from any seaport or railway
. the lowest rates - ~.,ncn.,o,r = ,,,.s.
company's Offices, No z Bowling Green, New YORK;
HENDERSON BkOTHERS, Agents.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

)NIi DiHEOr LINE 10 , r""NoH
The General Transatlantic Companys mail steamships
between New York and Havre, calling NJ Brest
Ie splendid vessels this tor the Con-
iacnt win sail from pier NO. 90 horth River, rs fol-
loWs:-- :.
Price OF passage in gold 1ncludng wine) to Brest
Havrc.
First cabin ........ $i25 second cabin. S7I
Excursion tickets al reduced rates. -.
American travellers going TO, or returning rom, the
Continent OF Europe, by taking this line, avoid both
transit by English and the dscomorts OF cross
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble ana ex'
pense GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, oS Broadway
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

RATES OF PASSAGE.
dation. -
Bound trip tickets at low rates.
sieerage-To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon.
aosnaerry, london Bristol or Cardiff so Prepaid GER
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, swe-
den Norway, Denmark and Paris, At reduced rates
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For cabin passage and general business apply the
Companys onice No rs Broadway
For steerage passage at N broadway.
.,,a.,.,,, JOHN q. DALE, Agent or to
phla.
n. y. CREAGH, 1o2 State street, Boston.
r. q BROWN, " South Clark street, corner of Lake
WILLIAM INMAN. Liverpool and No. 0 Rue Scribe,
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON VIA BOSTON,
IN Hartford ana Erie Railroad Great reduction in
New York TO Boston or Worcester and return -;
tickets good from September 10 to November 1873 The
stanch and c0mmodous steamers CITY OF NEW
YORK and CITY or BOSTON leave pier 10 North River
London with expres, passenger train tor Boston,
~ WALTER =. PARKER, Agent
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
THE LECTURE SEASON.

(NoNGREss OF woMEN--AT UNION LEAGUE HALL.
- corner OF Twentys street and asdsson avenue.
on Wednesday, Thursday aud friday NJ thts week The
sessions Wednesday,, october ID will open at 10 A..
for Women" "Coedmcatop o. tho scxcsy, Association
Airs Sarah ~ @. Perkins, Mrs. Sara J. spence, Miss
Phoebe NJ Couzina Mrs. Mary Livcrmore and others.
Tickets 10 tho evening session, N cents 70 be obtained
at the door. ALICE G. FLETCHER secretary.
L,kEE MEDICAL LECTuRR TO LADIBs-BY MRS.
II SARAH J. VII TIE, NJ. ". Thursday, . r. NJ. sub:
Ject-Diseases peculiar 70 hef heA oish ihuy.seeonV
street near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL. MAIL STEAMSHIP
u Company.-rhc elegant screw steamship MERRI-
MACK. 2.J0J burhen, Captain W. Weir Will sail for
ST. Thomas Para Pernambuco, Bahia and RIO Janeiros
on Thursday, Oct q, at O'Clock 7. NJ, from pier y
North River.
For freight or passage amply t9 o.vv,Sou
No. Bowling green
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

LHOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship
EMILY B. SOUDER,
from pier 20 North River foot Of North Moore street,,
on saturday, Oct Is, at o'clock +. N.
Freight receiver daily. Through given to ST.
Louis vicksburs, Mobile, Calves ON and Indianoa.'
For freight or passage, having superior aocommoda.
tons apply to FREDhRiC BAKER, pier SO North River
1IOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RIOHMOND-rHE
Old Dominion steamship Company will despatch
from 81 North River their elegant sidewhee seam
ship ISAAC BELL, Brakeman, Commander, for Norfolk
CITY Point and Richmond, on Thursday Oct l6 at3P:
NJ giving through bills Of lading to oil points south and
Southwest Through Passenger tickets 10 all points
commodations unequaliei. Apply az pier 81 at
eral office, 1877 Greenwich street, corner OF Ley.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
LBERT b. WALDRON, AuCTIONEBR
n BY ID. W. IVES.
salesr9oms los Liberty and III Cedar street.


A IBERr B wALPR9S' PR y 4 1uGTEoSEbR ,yrs
salosrsons los Liberty y. and ii Cedar street
'a'RiiHE' THIS Bigp BisgEpss, 4 il ss'sS5aE s'eoaEE, DC
large and general assortmsnt q parl9r chamber and
robes Gsps p Plated Ware Engrsynei and Paintings
Machines Bedstesds, Dressing Cases, Bureaus Wash.
laid Moaic floor and Nainscotins Company. Also 5000
aaS of
A RcH JOHNSTON, AucrIoSEER.-orFIcR AND
Horse Auction Branch, is % thirteenth Street
Household Furniture
Chinese F,s sra' Ware .,n Tea and p1l Dinner Sets
bsHsa S' sell dss Wednesday S
q III e nG Once arur ns an ns Of
Chinese Goods: also hne French Clocks largo Bronze
A -ELEGANT PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION,
Clinton hs " A;er place Friday and
usually 5s collec9n o. chocs and rare editions q the
inss; catalogues ready books on shbition. i,,1
LARGE sALE.-THIs DAY. AT PRIVATE MAN.
m M 70 ha g ~ s @
lots q elegant Household Furniture VIZ -Rosewood
Brussels Carpets oil Paintings Bronzcs lace Curtains
also Bedroom Suits, rosewood and walnut
single and double Bedteads Bureaus Wardrooes spring
niiure Buffet risie Cutlery China Glass Ware &C. y
AT PUBLIC SALE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
"A This day Wednesdayl, at l0z O'Clock s the elegant
Household Furniture IN the brown stone residence 252
West Fourteenth street. near Eighth avenue embracing
parlor, library, dining room. chamber and kitchen Fnr
nre % o every descriptions including magnifcent rose.
Beddng rich silverwarc, ac offering extraordinary
chance Tor housekeepers Every lot without reserve.
Depoatrequred A. CALDWELL, Auctoneer.
A ucrios SALE. .ns
Magnificent Household Furniture,
No. B West 10Th A. between 5ti, ana gtb avs
on IhlS DAY MEDNkSDAY), at l0ts O'CLOCK
fianqp,orte, parioT suits, Paintings, Gronzes,
by Qrder Ol w ~ Livingston, Esq.
AUGUST MARITIME CO.. Auctionears
: Drawing room--Superb Suits covered silk brocada.
Granae duchess, Marie Antoinee styles, MarqGeicrie
lnss by eminent artists, Clocks Stauary magnificent
rosewood fianoiorte, celebrated city maker, stool
cover rosewood walnut Bureaus, Bedsieads Ward.
Glass ware. cutlery, basement and Kitchen Furn,ture
n B-PaItes wishing 10 attend this sale take 5th AN
stages or 9th sv. cars.
A LFRED LLOYD, AUCTIoEEER WILL SELL ON
n this day at the ssesroom, Mo- lowest Broadway A.
II O'Clock several lots oil Household Furniture show
Cases 8ci sales every Wednesday and saturday
morning
A UcrIoN SALE ELEGANT HousEnoLD FuRSI.
"A turc, THIS "Wednesday MORNING,
com mencing at 10Y O'Clock,
OF private residence iz0 West I'D ST. 9Th av mag
nuccnt Chlckcrng Son "a octave Pianoloftc parl0r
library ana dsawi1g room suits; Mirrors Carpets Cen
walnut Bedslcads Bureaus, Dressing Cage, Bedding,
Mattresses Dining room--Bnet Extension Table Chars
over 10000 worth and 400 lots BY catalogue.
LUKE FlTZCERALD, Aucuoneer
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

L'ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fail River.
The world renowned steamers BRIsfoL md PRovI.
DENCt leave pier ~ North River foot of Murray street,
daily Sundays exceptedl. at i. NJ Through tickets
so d. sits room. secured TO all points East at all prin
ciDal hotels and ticket offices
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

rJ,EXAs LINE-FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT
i Key West, carrying the United States Mai.-Steamer
CITY uF AuslIn Captain McCreery, will leave pier 20
East River, Saturday Oct. IS NJ Through bills OF
Houston and Henderson AMI b. h. and @ Il. r. No
charge forwarding New York For freight pas
SAGE, having superior accommodations, apply to
q. II. MALLORY II CO.. l55 Maiden lane, or
W. r. CLYDE, ll9 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

DEMrrrANCEs TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND
~ Drafts Tor 81 aud upward issued at reduced rates
by IAPsCoTT BROTHERS CO.. s6 South street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
REAL Estate WANTED.

yUANTED-COUNTRY SEAT WORTH :35ooo, FREE
w and clear, on the Hudson, below Sing sing, or in
New Jersey about ore hour from city Will give Tor
dence, elegantly hDisned in cabinet work value S600
mortgage in institution $25C0) location between Fifth
and Madison avenues near Seveniy-second street en-
trance 70 Park Conmunicatcns from brokers not mo-
uced unless accompanied by full particulars Of property
offered. Address OWNER. box a2s Post office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
C0AsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

PAoirlo NAIL STEAMSHIP ooMrASY's LINE.
october 20. steamer COLON leaves pier No. ~ North
River at IL O'Clock for Aspinwall connecting win
steamer at Panama tor Acapulco Mnzallan Manzanilio
San Diego ana san Francisco and also with steamers or
Central american and south Pacific ports . w =
Steamer leaves san Franc or about the 24th Oh
each month Tor Sandwich ISLANDS. =
Gamers for Japan and China leave San Francisco on
tile ist and 18th OF each month.
For passage or ire ght apply at the Companys oficc
pier No. ~ North River, New York. .
II. l. BuLLAY. Sup't G. VI. BRADBURY. Prest.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

LARGE SALE OF FURNITURs-oN FRIDAY,
n October Is at IL O'Clock, PATTERSON HATCH
will SELL at their storage rooms to pay storsges very
carpets can have them put this sale STORAGE aud
saesoom 595 and 597 sixth avenue Advances made II
wanted. PATTERSON HATCH.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

PY $. W. DAuCHY. AUCTIONEER.-DAUCHY
I'D JOHNSON sell this day, at 2 O'Clock, at &5t Cana
street, general assortment OF Household Furniture
consisting OF rarlor and Bedroom suits velvet tHper
Beds Pillows marble top Tables Bureaus, Wardrobss
Window Shades parior and cook Stoves Clocks, blacl
walnut ard mahogany Bedsteads. Glass and Crcekerl
Ware, Dining koom and Kitchen Furniture. &C.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

CTATE LINE.
- NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
These elegant new clyde steamers will sail from
pier 3j North River iollows:-.
PINNSYLVANIA. "Wednesday. October IS
VIRGINIA. Wedpe dav. October 20
GEOKGIA. wednesday,, November "a
PENNSYLVANIA .......... -. W cdne sday November ~
Ana every alternate Wednesday thereafter taking
sengers at through parts Great Britain and
Ireland, Norway. Sweden, Denmark and Germany
Drafts for 81 or upwards
For freight or passage apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO, Agents, No. ~ Broadway
stcerage passage office, No. 40 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

I(ONDOUT AND MISUNDERSTANDING AT coz.
~ Sens' Cornwall Newoagg, Marlborough, Milton,
CORNE!L aud JAMES w BALDWIN leave Harrison
street, pier "a North Eiver daily at 4 O'Clock r. NJ
STosINdIoN LINE FOR sosToN.--TnE ELEGANT
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
sIONiNGToN every Mond ly, Wednesday and Friday
from pier IS North River ut D Z. NJ,
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE
n cheap-In the seventh ward well established and
doing good business long lease and low rent Apply TO
TH0s GAFFNEY, Auctloneer, No Centre street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
FOR SALE.

A BAKERY FOR SALE CHEAP-DEATH IN THE
N family the of selling, would sell the lease
either: $50 rent per month the house. I'VE years
corner OF Bergen. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

An ESTABLISHED CLEAN, CASH, PROFITABLE
on favorable terms. Apply to CNDERHiLL CO., %
Duane street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18
BY Richardson Il Co.,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
l. FARM, OF ELEXEN HUNDRED AND slX-
TY-FOUR ACRES. WITH CONNODIOCS ~
PROVEAESTS, IN PRINCE EDwARDCOuN-
TY, VA, THREE NILS SOUTH OF HUME
VILE. fIir JUNCTION OF TIE RlCliNOND
AND DANyILLE AND ATLANTlt. MiSSiS-
SIPP1 and ONO RAILROADS, By Aut1ioN.
BY virtue Of the pr Visions OF decd oi Tnst U:uu4
date the 18Th september lS7O,from Jnhn Mcl atI'li
and wife 10 the Undersigned trustee duly recorded
In the office of the clerk OF Prince Edward county! 10
secure tie payment of the several suiis Of money
therein mentioned. being required 50 To 10, l
Shall trustee In said deed, sell by pubic auch0n
on SATURDAY the 25th instant at o CLOCK 1.
NJ To the highest bidder, the premises AT burke
Vile, the junction OF the aboye-painei raiironas,
In Prince Edward county, Va, the valuable TRAIT
OF LAND described III said decd as gSnt am
ELEVEN II UND RED AND SlXTf-FoUR
ACRES, one-third of which Is improved anu In
fine state Of cultivation. The Remaining two-thirds
are heavily timbered with pine oak, &C., which can
be cut and sold TO said railroads at remunerahre
prices. The land Is well Tatered, and has all The
conveniences and concentrations OF valuable
farm. The buildings CONSIST OF large FRAME
DWELLING with TWO stories, containing seven or
eight ROOMS kitchen, barn, stable, and other out
houses.
The location Of this property Is among the finest
tobacco region In Virginia, and with excellent Sc
cIety, churches. and other should com
maId the attention Of all looking for landed invest
ments Is
TERMS Onc-thlrd Of the purchase money In cash
the rsidue In two equal instruments, payapte ~ Que
and two years, the purchaser 70 slvs ms neKoAee
ed. and secured by 5 deed Of trust.
u JANIS A. AGSEW, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co, Real Estate Aucftoneer,
ii "a M.in street Richmond, Va. oc6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18

TnsIEy's PATENT CHURCH NoTEs. -[staun,,
ton Tindtca:or. when Mr.. Ferguson heard
tho first bell last Sunday. and snatcaeu up
his contribution-envelope from the ourea"
and cot IN church in time to drop II IN VIII ~
praycrfui spirit, he was astonisheo whe. . W.
got back home to find 1t still there. he was
not more astenishcd, though, than Tue or.
derly sergeant was on Monday whsh ne
COUNTED up the envelopes and found one
marked So apothccary ana oruSs,s':
Cs,)omcl. Fifteen grains" The sergeant
omictly deposited i. in the spittoon with the
rcmarl that he didn't think that amount OF
calomel would convert any able-bod'ed he'-
then living. IN ,;;r,
SUNDAY morning, and has only got 10 inc
fCth cylect IN his wife's corset. ana hea'euiy
remarks that he had "rather tasien Tue
corset of any other woman than hers, ana
She SAYS ono doubt You would" anu sits
down on the trunk and cries, he looks ont
Of the window holding on to the other END
of the string, gazing at the ready-dressed
women passing to church, and wonders IL
he vii! ever be able to attend divine service
in this world in peace.