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A Troy policeman swore as follows
against a prisoner: "The prisoner set
upon me, calling me an ass, precious
dolt, a scarecrow, a ragmutfin and idiot
all of which | certify to be true.
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erect buildings for their Senators. But
I would have this work conducted at
times when the revenues of the country
would abundantly Justify it.
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They have purchased A NEW TWISTER
and can furnish merchants and customers with
all the yarn they will need at low prices.
Please give a CALL or send your orders.
FRANKLIN MILL COMPANY.
Junel2, ,73-tf
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


Methodist Episcopal Church, Portsmouth st.
r ev. ]. H. ACTON, Pastor. Public preaching
every Sabbath at l01z o'clock A. NJ, and 6%
Pm. Prayer meeting every Thursday night
Sabbath School and Bible Class every Sabbath
at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
Presbyterian Church, on Church Street
REV. ]. K. GIBSON, Pastor. Public preaching
every Sabbath at 1927 A. NJ. and 81 p. NJ Sab
bath School and Bible Classat o'clock a. NJ.
Christian Church, on Broadway Street-Elder
r. j. BACKUS, Pastor. Public preaching the
1st and Sd Sabbaths in each month, at sI01z o.
clock, Am, and 81 p. NJ. sabbath School at
O'Clock, A. NJ. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday night, and every Sabbath at lO1a o'clk.,
when there is not public preaching.
Methodist Protestant Church, corner Church
and Pearl Sts.-No regular services.
Baptist Church, ON Broadway Street-Services
at the usual hours, in the Welsh language.
Free viii Baptist Church, Petrea.-REv.
THOMAS Z. PEDEN, Pastor Covenant meet
ing the 4th Saturday and Sabbath of every
month. Sabbath School every Sabbath at
o'clock p. NJ.
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have authorized the Secretary of the
Navy to put our navy on a war footing,
to the extent, at least, of the entire
annual appropriation for that branch of
the service, trusting to Congress and the
public opinion of the American people to
justify my action.
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A complete exhibit is presented in the
accompanying report of the Postmaster
General of the operations of the Postoffice
Department during the year. The ordi,
nary postal revenues for the fiscal year
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- q ,,,-,,T..easetyation.1 4

sh,rc nle,ses i, sasa2e like sa,'on
-, a:5:,,.t;on where he has bis anhtsif NY,
ara kibles. and Blankets to trace lol iomuea
aug hi ..,'i, - sweet Arcadian retrei
'aiu ~ Win soldiers. BY .afIneSihg we
ieu.I9 ~ ~ an those 80 900 natives cheap rs
49, Mo- Viii, etheir morals and other diseases
.,,rox,n in. NoeXpense for education--they
arn olrcady educated; no need. to convert
.hen,--tfey are already converted; no ex.
nensc to clothe theIn--for obvious reasons.
We must annex those people. We can
aftlicf them With our vic and benehcent
government. We can iniroducethe Sefty
of thieves, all the way up from Areet-car
pickpockcts TO municipal robbers and Gov
erpment defaulters, and show them how
amusing it is to arrest them and try them
ant, then turn them ioosc--somc fer cash and
some for "polticaI influence" We can make
them ashamed Of their simple and primitive
Justice. We can do away with their occs'-
sional hansngs for murder, and let them
have judge Pratt to teach them now 10 save
imperilled Avery nsSaS>ins TO society. we
can give them some Barnar'5 10 keep
their money corporations out OF DIM
culties. We can give them .l.uIeS com,
posed entirely Of tic most simple ana
charming leathcrheads. We can give theM
49,
railway corporations who will buy their
,e,isloturcs like old clothes and run over
their Best citizens. and complain of the
corpscs for sncaring their unpleasant Juices
on The track. III place Of harmless and va
poring Harris, we can give them Tweed.
I'VE can let them have Connolly re can loan
them swccnv: VIC can furnish them some
Jay Clouds. who will do away with their old
time notion That stealing is not respectable.
We can confer Woodruff and Clallln on
them; and Gcnrgc Francis. Train. we ian
give them lecturers. / vii! 20 myself.
We can make that little bunch OF sleepy
islands the hottest corner on Garth, and array
1t in the moral srlendor of our high and hoy
civilization. Annexation is what the poor
islanders need. "Shall we to men hcn!ghted
the lamp Of life deny" MARX TwAS.
HurifOrd, January 6, 1873. ..
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VIRGINIA HOUSE FOR SALE.-WlD
Y l,e sold on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY 1s73 ut - o clock NJ. at auction, the property
known as the VIRGINIA HOUSE, situated In the
busiest part Of the town of Danvile, on the corner
Of Union and Main street,.
This property has large front on Main street and
a portion of the lot runs back to Patton street.
'rhnre are fifteen rooms besides out buildings.
This uroneriy would make Il good banking-housc,
having n fre-proof vault and Il large iron safe In
side, It was formerly used is the Virginia Bank.
Il is also well adapted for boarding house, being III
the heart Of the business portion Of the town. Iitie
perfect. .
This Is exceedingly valuable property.
rEvTs: Ure-;hfrd cash haliuce IN one and two
wears equal lnstamcnts. with eight per cent inter-
est Deed viii b. given and mortgage taken Tor
the deferred payments. Possession lst or May.
&, ~ 0-'1' :" w. W. wORSHAM,
4, stds Chairman OF Building Committee.
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ByS. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
ALUABLE PROPERTY IL TIE TOWN0 OF
MANCHESTER KNOWN AS SiZEks HOTEL.
sv virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court OF the
county of Chesterfield, entered 1T It's November
term, 1872, In the suit of William A, Phaup u.s.
Beverly J. Steers administrators and others, We rs
commissioners, will sell at public auction; on the
premises. on MONDAY the 18th day of January:
1879, at % O'Clock THAT being court day. The slZEh
HOTEL PROPERTY, fronting 90 feet on Hun
street III feet 10 l2-ioo alley. and embracing the
angular LOT In rear Of the Fitzgerald property.
The building contains fourteen rooms. This pro-
pcrty Is now renting for 500 per annum.
Tie rapid growth Of the town of Manchester de-
maD,is lS-CisS lItel Or hOardn2 house. anc tllls
Is The best stand for such business aud should ue-
mtBd the attention of spectators and settlers. H..
TERMS: bne-half cash; balance nj tour. 1si III,
AMI twelve months, negotiable notes, elSht pea
cent. added per aDnum.
p B. = M NAsHs commissioners.
Sale conducted by ). n. DAVIS, Auctioneer'
ip t-pp
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Nv William n. Polk K Co.,

No. lllo slain street. corner Of Twelfth street.
GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
- IOTS IN SiDNEI.-iiy virtue of n decree rrn-
,crcd in The suit Of Francis, guardian, rs. Francis
ols In the Circuit Court OF Iienrico on the III
cay Of Deccmhcr, 1872, shall sell on tue premises
at bubble aucrion to tie highest bidder, on WE'D
Nf.SDAY. january Is, 1873 III fair. II not the next
fair day thercafterl, 1T O'Clock L. NJ, LOTS Nos
So ~, So aud e6 rs designated In the original plan
OF Sidney The said lots lie between Richie and
Robinson streets on Williams street. in rear OF the
sidney Baptist church, and are very desirable and
beautiful building lots.
TERMS: Cash as TO unc-third Of purchase money,
amt enough pay costs Of uil and aic the residue
ulon credits OF six ana twelve months the pur-
chaser IL give negotiable notes, Interest nj SIX per
cent. per anuGIn added; The title 10 he retained by
the court Unit! tilc Who'll: purchase money hs paid.
30. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioner.
BY ". l.. Polk, Aurtioneer. ia j-eG'ttdS
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The London correspondent of the Scots
n.Gn says that Lewis tarroli,' the author
of those elightfHi books for children called
" Ices Adventures in Woodland" and
" Through the Looking-G lass" is really
the Rev Mr.. Dodsson, of Christ church,
Oxford. There was report that Lewis
Carroll was a man connected as a chief ci
Parliamentary reporters with the London
Times.
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BY JaI.rs l.. Ap!prsUn.
Real Estate Agent and Auctiunccr.

GPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
- At hUrTIoN-htthc request OF the owner
will offer for sale at auction, OH the premises on
FRIDAY. December ~, 1872. al IL O'Clock M.,
that extremely valuable property known rs the
MOSUME>ThL HOTEL. and til. LOT adjoining,
with the woo':cn aud bricS buildings thereon.
This property Is situated II! the exact geographical
centre Of the city. nmciiatcly opposite to The Capt.
toi Square, at the Junction oi Grace and Ninth
streets, direct, opposite t" Capitol street, and I'M
ciallCd Iu- the beauty Of Its situation. II has 4
front Of lG3 feet the west side OF Ninth street
aid So feet the north side Of Grace street, and
ihrcc-rourls oil the lot has depth OF 1870 feet run
Ming back from Ninth street.
Tic property t. chartered, and may be taken by =
company IN shares OF SiGo, in whtch event the owner
will take .unber of them. When the Chesapeake
and ohio railroad, now nearly finished, shall be
completed, there must he arst-cinSs hotel on
SlCckDe Iii and this place Is witnuta rival for IL
Until preparations are made 10 build the rental will
keep down Interest, taxes, &C. The property may
DC bought privately. and negotiations are Invited.
TERMS: Very liberal.
IN consequence OF bad weather POSTPONED to
MONDAY january 20. 1919, at SANG hour.
}. l.. APPEESON, Auctioneer.
liz II -3.awt ,ta9tGtd
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s.. BY Richardson 4 Co.. go.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1lI3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
" HOUSES AND FIFTEEN LOTS IN MAN
cree Of the Circuit Conrt Of Chesterfield county en-
tered ~ the November term. 1872, In the soft or
Stringfellow, guardian u8. Strlngieliows ners W.
viii sell by auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY
the nth Instant, ct O'Clock r NJ, commencing at
the corner of Eleventh and Decatur Streets the
REAL EsTATE mentioned In said sulf consisting
Of TWO FRAME DWELLINGS ana avASashS n
LOT on Eleventh street, corner OF Decatur; ana De-
tween DECATUR and Hull streets; FRAME,
DWELLING and SIX LOTS on Maury street and
EIGHT LU1'Son Everett street between Jefferson
and Clay streets, In the town OF Manchester. &,
cash: the residue In two equal instalinents ut SIX
andfwelve months; negotiable notes. with interest
added to be given fer the aeferred payments, and
the title retained until the whole purchase money Is
p' 80 WILLIAM AMBERS,
J, A. RICHARDSON.
commissioners,
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT
RICnM0.;D. ~ hGCrI0S-By virtue OF the
provisions Of crr.In deed of trust bearing date Oh
and Nine Crmlany To- tie unGeisgEe'!; trustees,
duly recorded In the office of the clerk OF Iicnrico
T M siure w 6a in ii the s rHec u.
uon Of s:li. trust tlciae thereto required by the
beneficiary tstcin Secrrcil, sell by auction on the
at ocInck L. ~, the real estate described In
said deed. c2ms!si!ng Of FORTY ACRES OF
hlGiL rf Mb NE ,s Lang fSEERRY1s flIGst
ING&, and :. large and beautiful grove Of cak
trees. thr forGcr site OF thc dwellns-house, sit
tliral Fair Grounds, on the Hermitage road Jpopu
lar dris' within mile aud quarter of the city
cf Richmond: OH which !and there Is now growing
l nursery stick estimated AS follows:
,oO'ooo thres-}}f ;:.I, old APPLE TREES ito 10
50 600 tNro-,c4r old APPLE TREES, to feet
high. ~ ...n.
5000 ol,ca,G i two-year old PEAR TREES, sto
5000 rwo and tir,e-y year old PEAR TREES, 5 to
feel high.
>, I t4Il linz 6 CsERHY, APRICOT, and NEG
And general assortment Of GRAPE VINES,
SMALL. FRUITS, hSPARAGES BEDS, and such
other stock usually found In iirst-class nursery.
Tie Hermitage Nursery is the oldest In EASTERN
Virginia, ana has established trade through Viz
GINA and North Carolina. and Is unsurpassed by any
nursery In The co"nry Cor reliability aud excellence
uf lis stock. II produces the finest apple-trras
grows in tie United states. LIS soil and the mild
ness Of the climate enable uuySermen TO produce
trees ia Two ycir3 fully equal 10 those grown III
Penusy!vanla and New York In three years, and
afford digging and shipping season almost through
oat the wter incnths. Situated near the spreading
limits Ut 4 growing city, ]ts purchase would be y
handsome Investment independent OF the nursery
stock.
TERMS: Enough Ii cash to defray the expenses OF
executing this trust aud to pay of six negotiable
notes for enc Thousand dollars each with interest
thereon ut the rate Of twelve per cent per annum
from the cqth June. ISL, until paid; the residue on
such terms as shall be announced at The tine of s1le
!. 4. RICHARDSON,
RALEIGH 7. DANIEL,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON Il Co., Real Estate Auctioueers.
&c 30
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The aged poet Bryant still walks every
Gay TO and from the Erening Pos! Office in
New York, and his step is rs light and firm
as it was twenty years ago. p. .<.. :
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
A Ictlcnetrs aud Real Estate Agents,
.a,,t, rtr.,,t t.t,r.on Sfatu and Rank.

BY Grubbs " lII1aHls.
Auctlcnetrs aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
l. TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTf-TWO
ACRES. THIRTY SIX PERCHES OF LAND, IN
CHESTERFIELD CDUSTY.-tn execution OF the
provisions of n decd Of trust from VIC. FlournOy
to F.. Ii. Fournov trustee, dated 18th November,
1852, to secure debt 10 James +. Bowics, the un,
derslgreG. substituted trustee In the place ana stead
of said +. III. Flournoy, viii sell at public auction
at Chesterfield county Courthouse. IL Mancllestci
on MONDAY. 18th January. 1873 tconrt-dayl- TIE
Ti ACT OF LAND h. said decd conveyed, the same
lying on Swift creek. and continuing I WQ Hun
DRIED and SEEENTY-TWO ACRES, Thirty
SIX PERCHES.
TERMS: Cash.
II is said of this land that II lies about four miles
from the Rlack-Heth Pits has on 1t good mll-ste
with fine watcr-po~cr, ana Is the pest WOODED iand
iu the vicinity. L: ": GEGBbS,
Substituted Trustee.
GRrRBS & WILLIAMS. Auctonecrs. ta8
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CONTEMPORARIES.

E'RESH ARRiVALS.-50 boxes best
- ClTRtN; 10 barrels new ZaEtc CURE ANTS
COG hoAes new RAiSESS: 500 dozen BRANDY
TEACHES cask 10 gross q ELArINE iCoXe's)
- loAes Messiah LEMONS; as boxes Mcssiils
ORANGES - Trails SEssDI. tSs RAIsINS.
EOClsS a. BI}SSIEJX.
ueH i Z IiI2 Matn streat.
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CLoYER;
ORCHARD GRASS,
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS. 49,
LAWN GRASS,
E. HEkDSGR Ar, ard every variety of
FIELD GRASS inri -.
~ GARDEN SEEDS OF the finest quality,
and otfr-c. ut the LON EST MARKET RATES
Wholesale quotations furnished Ia dealers.
Prompt and careful atteutsop given to all orders
whether by letter vi ~ l,ersoii.
ALLISON e ADDISON.
Seed and GuaIo Merchants,
seq Richmond, Va.
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NV b. Robins, Real Estate Aucflonecr.
Office Bank street, corner next to ciistom-h0use.

SALE OF SEVENTY DE-
SIRARI.E BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN
of WOUDvuLE. ADJACENT no THE CITY
OF RICfIMOND.-By virtue Of q certain deed of
trust from E.. u. Newmrn to the undersigned. bear
ing dnte February 3D. ls72 and duly recorded In the
clerks office OF Heurlco County Court, d. b. SO, p.
2o5, being required so to do by the beneficiary
secured by the said deed will proceed TO sell In
regular order, at public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY the goth day of January. 1878, beginning
ut the hour Of II O'Clock noon, the property de-
scribed in said deed. consisting OF seventy very
handsome and desirable building lots.
Woodyle Is situated on the continuation of
Twenty-seycnth street, Immediately, adjoining the
cid Fairfield race-c0urse, and In Few years must
become part Of the city Of Rchmond. +.
This sale affords rare opportunity for persons oil
small means to secure home and is not unworthy
the attention of both the capitalist and the specu-
lator doubtless the property Will sell Ut prices
that will allow Il handsome margin for profit.
The lots will be sold IN quantities to meet the
views of buyers.
TERMS Cash rs to sol and the expenecs of exc
cutting the trust, on credit TO the Sd and 9Th OF
February. 1879, TO S7ai, and the residue on Such
terms as may be announced 1T the sale.
JOHN 4. COKE, Trustee.
W. r. ROpINS, AuctiOuCer. ia e-'ds
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TOILET ARTICLES.

rAPILLINA AS A HAIR-TOS &c
OREAD THIS: "RIcHMoNp. SoyegSt -, ~
ls7?.--Hsy!ng observed the wouaeflsi eieos ~, ;.
CAPlLLiSI upon Mira. Sneads hair, ! WAS ID,
duced to try Il OH my own, and am pieascd % ~.
can recommend It's use 10 aii ladies WHO eeitss
thick suit OF hair. IL Is the best
ever used il Keeps the lair soft and silky aud iioe
from dandrgK MRS. g. Y; hoh NOM .ss,,t.
RicSmo,s Vs. S'' }ss
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1T,HE RICHMOND WINE COMPANY

now offer 10 the pubic their ne" kIp.
WHITE, and other WIN rs, Bia,iS from M, ""
crop Of grapes; also, few hundred ESi'o"I, ~.
PURE GRAPE BRANDY. equal 10 tEr On -, ~,
OF Il. Stearns Will be pro pity attended 70.
dc ,7-,m w A. D'ELMAR Aeeot.
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=, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j xSays.

'oALE Ar AUCTION oFTHREEB BEAU
u TIFIIL LOTS ON THE; NORTH SlDEgoF
CARY BETWEEN PINE y. And AND LA Az lei
n,ises. on MONDAY the l3th January, 1873, ne
o'clock p. NJ, those THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS
located rs above, ADJOINING the "Wegtham House.
each fronting feet running back 100 feet 10 wide
alley. and lwell-fnclosef. 49,
Terms AT sale. ". GODDIN,
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SEVENTY.FIVE DIFFERENT PAi'
y 18Th,
TERMS OF HAIR BRUSHEs-ivory, buffalo,
rubber, rosewood, sa,iE-wcod &c, Backs d"
prices from 'sc- to $i5.
Also, IVORY, SHELL. BUFFALO, Rutbhh'
and HORN DRESSING COMES, FINE toAD''
NAIL BRUSHES. CLOTHES BRUSHES, &C., i''
retail by j. BLAIR, Druggist.
=. No. s2S Broad street.
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The following papers and magazines furnished al
publishers lowest rates, which are AZ follows, for
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AUCTION sAs.Es...s', ,s,,rs ::s.s gs.;
nv ". Is. RatcllfIc, Aucfionecr,
l5Ia main street.

WILL OFFER AT AUCTION oN
L MONDAY, Iath instani, c"mntcncins AZ Ivy
O'Clock A. NJ, Il large and well-assorteu stoeh VI
GROCERIES, &C., -
IN which Invite the attention of the trade ,-,,,
W ",-l ' ". Il. EATCLIFFE.
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DILL ABEL RICH "a sf :'&fs 2.
L MOND. AND NORFOLK ETEAM-s sSaas-!ssssss&4:2,
SHIP LINE.-F0R PHILADELPHIA TWICE j
WEkk.-Steamers NORFOLK. EMPIRE, and D.
). GREEN. composing this line, will leave Rich.
mend every MONDAY aud THURSDAY If ]:
o'clock NJ. and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
aud SATURDAY at the same hour, alternately.
Frcglts received daily tSuudayS excepted FOR all
parts Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey. and Delaware
also for Charleston. Savannah, and New Orleans
and hills Of liding signed through
Freight taken for Norfolk 81 moderate rates.
Passage 20 Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, S8. W. i. PORTER, Agent,
No. 1926 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE 4 CO.. Agents,
No. IL South Whlrves,
tll1 No. II North Wiarves, Philadelphia.
EOR LIVERPOOL AND ,E%E@Ss
l. QUEENSTOWN, iSMAN LINE OF s sasskssx9ss
hAlL STEAMERS, SAILING FEUI aEW
YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS,
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Payable In Gold. Payable In Currency.
First Cabin. ,.....,..S75l Steerage. Fsa
To London .......... so 70 London ......... IS
To Paris. 90 To Paris .......,.. 50
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent at moderate rates.
For further information, apply at the COmpanys
offices. JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
Is Broadway. New York; or 10
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
ie.i Richmond. Va
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Now, let us annex the islands. Think
how we could build up that whaling trade .
Though under our courts and judges it
might soon be as impossible for whale-ships
to rendezvous there without being fleeced
aud pulled" by sailors and pettifossers as
j. now is in San Francsco-a place the skip.
pers shun rs they would rocks and shoals
Let Us annex. We could make sugar enough
there TO supply, all America. perhaps, and
ihe prices would be very easy with the du-
ties removed. Aud then we would have such
:, line halfway house for our Participating
ships and such 4 convenient supply DEPOT
aud such commanding scntry-boX for an
armed squadron; and we could raise cotton
aud coffee there ana make it pay pretty
well, with the duties off and capital custer
10 get at. And then we would own the
nii:s,s.sss.~ !. soleano on ealtii-Kilauea Bar.
nun could run 1t; memberships fires now.
let tis annex. by al means. We could
t'afif Prince Bill and other mobiles easily.
s.iosgh-put them Gu reservation. No.
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CAupETsyGS. 0IE-CEssTsss. dc.

RICHARDSON II Co., Real Estate Auctioueers.
dc 30
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TIC fUHT DrllssII QaarVTIlts HiE's bHtcN
English Magazines and Newspapers 4 ,rulaitSS
descriptive catalogues and price-is' sent :" AL! ''-
dress free. ~ o..s '..s
Any Of the ahoyr sent 10 any address upon re-
ceipL Of the price by j. +. ELLiSUS.
Newsletter aud Bookseller.
M 10 Ill2 Nam street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-18

a letter firm Warsaw, Richmond count
says: Benz jenkins, IN insane white man,
who had been committed Ia the jul OF itch
mnnl county. Virginia, 10 be tried ;or killing Il
servant woman at the p.,nr's House, on 18th
August last. died October 18th. from exposure.
jenkins was placed in jail at"ut the middle uI
August, and soon ai.cr his lncarcrr;!il"n, he
broke out the two windows 1T The s!dcS oi ms
cell. and tore up his clothing. ami from that
time I'll! death he had been without any cloth-
ing, bedding, s!iavlng<, straw " furniture III
his room. He seemed In enjoy his naked cou-
di1iou during the warm weather, and spent his
time by singing, shouting, AMI otherwise, Il.
the spirit moved him, but lately the cold. and
sometimes rainy nights, proved that darkness
for covering, and Il hard floor for bed, are impo
tent for support Of human lie, aud, consc-
oucntly, jenkins was found Sunday morning
dead in corner OF his cell.
On Tuesday last Mrs Harriet Stump, OF
Winchester, whilst riding out with Miss Fannie
Wilson u visit j friend, cam' Ill collision with
Wagon. driven by Mr.. Ciouscr when botl
ladies were throws out. Mrs. Stump was lm
uc,iialrly conveyed home, and died on We'd
ncs.i;,y luornlGg. Deceased was about sixty
tiv. v,alS oi' aye, an cstilnable lady, aud moth
Miss Whisscn was taken home in an almost IN
sensible condition, aid was represented IA be-
ing in very critical ,tuatlou but hopes ar,
| entertained Of her recovery.
j. Hampton Chamberlaync esd, editor OF
the Norfolk Eirginian, (tormcriy vi the Peter;
burg Index was united III matrlmony witt
Miss NJ. w Gibson, daughter Of Rev. {. }.
Gibson, OF Petersburg. on Wednesday.
Two lawyers came To blows in the L.. 5
District Court, at Richmond, the other day
Judge Underwood took iii the next day to III
inmate on the question OF contempt.
Mr.. Robert Coleman departed this life u
his rcsidcGce, Orange Springs on the 5tl
inst. in about the sixtcth year of his age.
John Randolph Tucker is expected in Luray
to speak to the people, on Monday the 9th
next ourt.day.
Mr.. Watkins Dupuy, the oldest citizen o.
Prince Edward couuly, died On tie 9TH inst
He was il his 9Jh year