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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30
Nv Wellington Gnddln,
huc'lunetr AMI Real Estate Agent,
coruei al Eleventh AMI Rauk strccIs.

yI'Wn BEAUTIFUL LOTS. On THE
l. WEST LINE "F SEVENTH STREET. or
l'uSIrE TO MlLLS'S GARDEN. WITH \ BRICK
KITCHEN AND STABLE III IRON For
SALE At AUCTiON.-Will Dc sold at auction. on
the premises. nn FRIDAY The 10Th May. 1873. nj
O'Clock J.. NJ tor Immediately after The sale of The
handsome brick dwelling 10y li.G Cannon commits
siuncr. IN the opposite side Ell the sfrccil llo-s
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS loraicd ~ above, each
20 $50 feet, with old brick kitchen ANA stable
thereon. They arc in desirable nr"hhnrhoo,.
TERMS: Al sale. W. Gbl,blN.
81 5uctuu,1r.
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BY Wellington Goddiu, 49,
Auctsoneer and Real Estate 4 gent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

hUSTEES AND AsSTGNEES SALE
EST Tf sI NATHALIE REAL ESTATE ON THE
TWEEHtD n Qt SEVENTEENTH STREET BE-
f,n M vir,S MAIN AND FRANKLIN SHEETS
p NJ IN ,h inc 9Th day or June, is7 . ut o'clock
rc"neG h. virtue q the deed of trust
f. MetZgsr; and Panl Fuertaeker. trustees NJ ,hs
German BUILDING Association, No 2. date,f uctohar
lses, aud duly recorded In thu clerks Office ~ th
Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond and the
undersigned aEsigness or l. Jucobs, II baptrunt rS
virtue OF the crd"r Of the Enite States ms,,rtc,
Court for the TasterI District or Virginia. at Rich
mond on The 27th of May, 1873, will expose TO auc-
ton aud sell TO The highest bidder tile REAL
ESTATE conveyed by said deed. Io-wit: That Ger
tain REAL ESTATE With BRICK TESEMFNT
thereon situate on the east Idle ut Seventeenth
street between Main and Franklin. In the city 'oi
Richmond. subject tn Il perpetual gr"nnd itni of
njuctr bushels OF understandable wheat.
TERMS: Made known ut the place ami time %,
sale.
f. LOHMASN.
AUG UST JACOB. Trustees.
HERMANN EVERS.>
f. $. MORTON. ! ,ssi,,ees
GEORGE ". ARMISTEAD.} hSs'e"e'''
INV ~
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60. L,mIhl +. Balm j. appointed
s.',v al WakrtrId station. S;tI>>cN
y g.. rs, Robert y. Balm. resigned.
y. Lawrence i appointed postmaster
"a nuu1. Nam .cumnd county. Va. Gee
'.N .IJii. resigned. William Davis j.
."t postmaster at Black Lick. WSthc
s.. w.. r,.r Hugh \. Buchanan, re-
J. lhc namc aud site "f iluhlurd--
. WAN, county. W. Va. i changed To-
rs Greek. and WiiIIlm Ferguson up-
i postmaster. rae II. II. Neil. super
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r.. l'r,s * W I>CHtSrEE.-E rom the
4 \ h" visit Of Or. John Dove, "l
AN. MI. H. our town last week ~ The e.
- II % tlN DELEGATE 10 tn" Episcopal
u8 va~ AZ event "f much interest t."
'u'ir,n ol tho my ~tic tie in Winchester.
uHy al them took the opportunity TO
'a,u respects To- him at the rc>i,lcnr" OF
4.I t"nuy, where he >"ju,lrucd. Or.
q. h.> been cnpnrtcd in an official til
% Wuh the Grand lnd"c and Grand
..t.g 81 Nlrginia for more thGn bali Il
.r,. uud John Dove Royal Ar.h Chap
80, II ul " iurhc>lrr. wa, named in
- rt tht> NruerthIc Mason. ON Friday
- b., was present by invitation at u
= mrv'iu.. oi IT." Chapter. and in the
vs. ut IA. ,n"'r"d'u-- delivered IN ill.,
Aiu- art'rr~~, III whirh he >kctched
e.. '.r "rl2n and progress OF ROYAL
"a y t>"ilN IA Nir@iua. Aitrr the dis
L.. Il ''' culinary business. the craft was
i itum .9bof L. rcirt>hnr'ni. when the
81. rr> anal >l,lt"r> present. including
IN. i'um,. Grand Chaplain OF the
sat h4trr. aud Rev. Or. Wall. "i Rich
10. aIruurura H. the Town Hall. tdloin-
'l iol .v-rn,in. where tables covered
D. #ll Ia drIl,aci,.- Of the season. with Il
Pc. -uG@N at liquid refreshments. had
ID Tl' i.l'd. va hour or two was then
~ ~srntiH. 'U,'j"'' which hr,ct addresses
= delivered IL g." prn>" to t"s>t> hy his
I'' u" N1N"r. tuntlE,ni"n J. =. I. Reed,
COMPANIONS lh"yr. Dane. Wall, COT
'~ it'fn'"'. HInm, Willis, and other, and
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BY James III. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioGeera,
Office corner FLO, on TN and Rank strpets

ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT BEAU
~ TIFuL BUILDING LOIS FRONTING
SIXTY FEET Each. TWELVE UNf ACRE
'LOr~. AND ONE LGT C0NTAINING ABOUT
EtGaT ACRES. IN Ma>UN'S ADDITION OF
F I PLANTATION. ADJOINING TIT
WESTERN LIMITS CT HE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER, LYING BETWEEN THE PETERS
BURG TURNPIk T. AND RICH MOSD AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT
AUtTlOS.-Will I've sold on MONDAY the 2d day
OF June. ISIS. on the premises. ut O'Clock y. NJ
me property ss above described, fronting on the
Petersburg turnpike. Mason street and - street.
commanding fine view of Manchester and Rich
mond
This sale offers favorable rhance to capitalists
and persons uf small ,Cius to secure lots At whole
sale or retail. which Is believed will prove profitable
TO those who purchase.
TERMS Literal, aud made known Oh the day oi
sale.
y plat OF the prop. rty can he at our office.
JANE, VI. TAYLOR K Sun,
Iny ?S-td AurtiouccrS.
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BY Grubbs & Wilkins.
Auciionccrs aud Real Estate Agent
Eleventh street between Slain and Eapk.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES,
"A TRAVELLING BAGS. AND STORE-FIX-
TURFS AT AECTION.-Un TUESDAY. June
3d, 1919. commencing at II \. NJ. as assignee Of
John {. Page DR., bankrupt. shall sell rs above
the entire stock of goods I'm the store No 1921
Main street Also tn" Store FIXturcs which are of
surcrlnr design and quality aud should attract the
attention of parties In want
TERMS Cash.
VIM. III. ALIDERDICE.
gG-co1l ,StltS l-.i,.r..
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6y y. NJ. Lee, Aucti"necr,
lOli Main street.

TWO NEW, ATTRACTIVE. AND Mo-
kNLNAONSrEUCTED FEA NED
OF tArliEi INE STREET, BETWEEN SMITH
MD H. NI;G SrRt FITS. tul; SALE Al Att
lloN.-BH request Uf the owner. viii sell Il, pub
nc auction Oh HATu"D.Al. 3lst May, 1873. at
nclmk /. VI. those two attractive. wrll-lrranrcd'
DIV tLL1\ii-llULSt described above contain
ing six rooms each with closets. ycranEilIs, ,Sc
TERMS: Liberal, and made known ut sale
y. NJ. LEE.
Aurtionrcr and Real Estate i e nj
my2S lnli Main street
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GRI.BB,S WILLIAMS. c'iouecrS. my -

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DESI-
" EABLE DWELLIN'; AND FOURTEEN
Al.UtBLk Blu DING LOTS. IN Tlir. Town
OF MA%ClIFSTFR. By AUCTION.-I IN execution
ui ,hcrr.e at the CircuIt Court ut tn. terield
county. entered at tn" a"NcIbcr term ls7:. the
sui -; >irinSi"luw. GUARDIAN StIi .iriiow :
heirs. shall sell i,y anrtio', the premises.
1Ul SItl the 27ll instant. II s. O'Clock +. NJ. The
real estate mentioned in said suit not heretofore.
sold. consisting Of desirable FRAME DWELL
Nj combining four rooms. the usual out-iIou- es
and lot. Also. FuURrtEh VALUABLE BUILD
M; LOTS. comprising the square In Marks addi-
ton boul,lcd respectively by Muury, Jefferson, Eve
rett. aud Clay streets plat Of ~hic.l viii lie exit
bieti al the time of sale.
TERMS: Dne-thiru Of the nIr' base money In cash
the residue In two equal inot.ilu ruS of aIui
taely" months n"gotinblc notes, with Interest adj
ed. t. b given for The deferred payments. aud tue
title retained until the whole purchase money Is
maid and 4 conveyance cr'icrc,i hy the court.
WILLIAM AMBFPS.
j. 4. RICHARDSON,
C"nni, toner's.
RI..li III 1 IL
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EFT My HOUSE LAST TUESDAY.
IL my san. SIl.hS RtIIARDSON tcolorc,Il
Ihrai thirteen Ntar> ~ age. Supposed to ir the
ur,..hl",rlrcud al Ashland. Va. Any Information.
- ht> Whereabouts WI In Thankfully received hN
his n";h,r. who can he found al Floyds grocery
store. un Brook avenue iiacun's Quarter branch
my SOFT. HEST Err RICHARDSON.
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Nv W. tiOi,iiIl.
Ky W. GO'idiu,
Auctionccr aud Real J. state Agent.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

E'UR SALE II PUBLIC AUCTION
L on THURSDAY the 18th at May. l~.2. i:
u eliot k +. NJ the UkkS and PROPERTY of the
PANY situated al the foot of Ninth street, on J" e.
river together with all TN RICH : ANA fran
ttil>ES of The company uu,icr existing contracts
Tor Of pat, MS The property and franchises 81
the company consist of Furnaces tludlling and
heating, Rolls, Engines. Saws. aud Machinery COM
plc'e for making and furnishing nuts, tubes, shalt
Ing. and hollow bars.
he works and property are situated Oh leased
ground LEASE having six years T." run. at s9ou per an
nnni. With frye water privilege.
che Undersigned will r..IS'. PROPOSALS for pur-
cla~" - part or " hole until tho dry + >tlc. and
furnish any tniurHiati that May ir desired -
PARTIES wishing 10 become purchasers.
PARTIES engage In any branch Of iron mauulat
turc IN which this uIachin' ~ ar part III II Gao b'
utilized will 40 well 10 confer with the President,
any member OF the committee. Liberal arrange
ncnis will he made with any one having sufficient
experience 10 carry on thu works. either for the
manufacture ii the article, patented or any other
iron work in whrh the machinery, &c. now on
hand can hc prniiIaulN employed.
The company has been >urc"stful in the manu-
tacurc "f nuts bv this process. lawn: produced ~
av Nv low price article far superior Ia any made
III This country Europe: but owing 10 difference
nf opinion among the Stockholders ~ IT, the past
aud future policy Of the company II Is thought best
ThmMs: At safe. WILLIAM f.. TANNEr.
FREDERICK II. SCOTT,
PAkkER CAMpBtlI,
II. T.. {. BASKERVILLE,
W. l.. tuWARDlN,
J. r. JOHNSON.
Committee.
PuSTpuNEMENT
The foregoing sale WIS Numerically posttnncd, H.
tcusrau, nee ui the continued rains. ill FRIDAY
the 3til of MAY. asa. III /. o,rlock NJ.
my n3-p8" IS $50 ". EODnlH, Auctiollcer.
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AIil,lTI',NAI.

lnc'u rd iu the above sale will lie FRAMED
DA EiLlNG. with about ia r""'mS, on Broad
,tr.rt fronting tie grounds nj Eichnuud .Ocgr,
and with IL Will IL ,ld beautiful LOT Of suitable
.;<,, GHt,EB- 4 WILLIAMS.
my @ AurfiOnprrs.
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The legnl-tenders outstanding were We'd.
| tieSday reduced down to the limit prescribed
bN iaw--sS56, 100000. This Is the first time
this has occurred since the advent Of Mr..
Richardson as Secretary of the Trearury.
The late Columbus O'Donnell left s15. 600
to DC equally divided between three charita-
bic institutions.
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By Grlbb> Il Williams,
Zeal Estate Agents AMI Auction"cr.,
Eleventh lu;mrCu Maiu AMI Bank streets.
rI,RlrSTEES' SALE OF THE FAMOUS

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FAMOUS
L MOUNT ERIN SPRING " PROPERTY AT
AUCTlDN.-In part execution of tn" pruri.ionS at
deed Of trust from e. ]. Workman Il Go ana as.
Ia the subscribers. trStcPs duly recorded in Hen
lico County Court office. we will sell at auction.
upon the premises. on THURSDAY. 5'h June Tim
mt diatcly after the sale Ut the Virginia sugar Re
iiuery property say mt o'clock y. NJ. the MOUNT
ERIN SPRISti PROPERTY. adjoining the town
Of Fulton. aud near tn the wharrcs at Rockets u
cIubracnS about three Of land. and has upon 1t
IN excellent framed DWELLING With about light
roolis. The main value Is I'm the spring, which
flows unfaiiugly about three hundred gallons per
minute OF clear, soft water, with elevation Ill It's
source which wouli rise 10 the r'i stories of houses
Main and Ten h streets. Right OF way has be n
granted and pipes laid contracting the water To The
former JiStiIlery of MessrS. Stearus Brnmmel ana
to The sugarhOIse at booklets. There Is no est-
mating the value Of this wltcr-snrpy To nianiiiac-
tories. dcpots. &c. Sc Apart from the main pro-
ptrty may he sold Il number ut building lut-.
TERMS: At sale. j. G. BLACkW we'll.
G. U. WILLIAMS.
Trustees.
WILLIAMS. A iouecfS, ~
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ny Cook & i.ought"n. auciinnccrs.
corner Franklin anil Governor styrcts.

corner Franklin ami Governor stg.cts.
OTSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
- NlTuR". CARPENTERS AND WHEEL
MEI'liTs' TOOL. SC. Sc. At AlCTIuN-
THUS hAl .at lo"cnck. we will ell al aucrtol-
rooms an excellent assortment nj HOUSEHOLD u
rtRHiitki, consisting In part OF
MAHOGANY. JENNY LIND, and COTTAGE BED
STEAnS:
MAHOGANY and WALNUT MAuEIE-1nr BUREAUS
AMI WAsiIsTtSDS:
MAHOGANY and other WARDRonE.:
HAIR aud SHuCK MATTRESSES:
FEATHER BEDS, BOOSTERS and PILLOWS:
ZANE ana WpOp-SEAT CHAIRS aud ROCKERS;
MAHOGANY SlDEBoARDS, LOUNGES,
EXTENSION and LEAF TABLES,
REfRlGEkAToRS and WATER-CooLERs.
WINDOW. HADES, OfL-CLOTH.
tOokISG-STOVES. &c, &c.
ALSO,
Several chests frst-ratc TOOLS, for carpenters
whcclwrlghts, &c. COOK x LAuGHION
my 81 Auctlonerrs.
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BY GruhhS X Williams,
AuctionesrS ana Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
"A on FIFTH STREET BETWEEN LEIGH
AND JACKSON FOR SALE AT AUCTION
on MONDAY. :d of June. at O'Clock i. NJ W.
will sell. upon the premises. tn" DWELLING stu
acd rs above. and now occupied by William L"ven-
stein. ts'I. II has eight rooms and brick kitchen
with i"O rooms. also, gas and water.
The lot Is 30 by rs feet to alley IL Feet with Il
,,, alley uf four feet leading out Ia IN" front. his
i comfortable rrsi,l'Urc. ina good ucighhorliCod.
Posses ion cau l'c given In few days.
TERMS AT slic.
GRUBRS L WILLIAMS.
Am
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!. ,NEIEE sMIriI. .. MAURICE SMITH.
I AMEiEk SMITH y HROTliEE,
~. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
kuyN~ Nos AND = MARSHALL HALL.
corner of r,uih and Bank streets.
RICHMOND, VA.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE 4
SPECIALITY,

Til, evils amendment adoplcd the 18Th ni fciIrn-
arv, l-1t. secures 10 III" Bankrupt al additional ca.
,uIirr I'll cNtt~> III IN" tive hundred herctofur.
exempted II TWO IHnr>A<n DOLLARS against AL
judgments aud L,crrcs al Sia.c courts
WIFI. right al drwrr j.. a heretofore. preserved
intact
{. MAURICE SMITH prn>"cutcs claims of every
description against The luitci states GuN'l nnent.
Mr.. JACOB COILS. an expert III bankrupt matters.
/, ruuucCtcd with the firm.
CORE, pput, nF' solicited. NIB ~
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DMLIARD-TABLES FOR SALE.

We have two very nice RItLIARD-TABLES
which we Will fcll ut n inrRRin. Any person III
want Of ONE or two tables will Qua II tn their In
terest to call On US. ELLISON Il HARVEY,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers,
my27-st 1909 CurY street.
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d. y, ---------~-~~~--S~IS-
by ). N. Davis, .Aucsimntr. -
AssIG N EE'S SALE OF A
VALUABLE LOT
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. VA.

BY virtue OF an order Of The United s,.tcs D,srr,c,
a%he, ,"r ., ca htern District OF Vrgini viii
'"' u "'''s"ec u l. IL. Thompson. bankrupt, on
SATURDAY THE 7TH DAY OF JUNE. ,s7a
a,ao'clock p. NJ, on the premises. that
VALUABLE LOT
on nnitn side OF Elmwood street between pona- ,,d
Morris streets, nifty feet front. running hark one
nhrcdand , nihety.nine feet tn alley twenty feet
containing Basement aud one stnry. '''''''
amour Ing In about 1880 ''' '"' f'"feiH'
TERMS Cash on day of sale.
NV a. ic2 1877 ,,.,,,'
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ny Thomas ". hecsee, Auctlonecr,
1917 Main street.

R1LLlARD-TABLE FOR SALE AT
- AuIIlmN.ZOn MONDAY. June ID, at 10
eumror iii III 1eiE az ny hnctton-honsc very
superior iiILiahD-IABLEa all complete.
~ THOMAS W. KEE.SEE,
NY d. tut iODtpr
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.

A No. l. MrtANN'S FIRST VIRGINIA
"A REGIMENT EAkp.-An - r!ctics I'm the city
aud s"iuiIt notified that this lnd does not go
/" IN. >liu-,i. First class hrI~S aud s'rug music
Tor licnic,. lara'r>. &c AZ reasonable rates. All
"r'icr~ ter Eras and ~lriuS Baud I" he left NJ office
n519 Main >tI,ci. - NJ > +. MCtANN.
lraI.r Fist Virginia Regiment Band
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['nl Nj. on Seventeenth street. yesterday
y rttkEl-linhk containing 4 sum Of
money. The swucr Tn get il lay calling on = =
BOYLE. No. 80 >CNcn1rcuIh street. and paving
fer thi~ :u.S,rti@ rnCT,. my 3u-it+
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S.-SOUTHWA COMPANY >
l. ENGLISH WRirlNG-i<k writes black apo
never fades. sole sgent for United Sales, W
NH INN
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FOR RENT.

E'bR RENT. A NEW BRICK HOUSES
on Adams street between Main aud Cary E.l
containing seven rooms Water. v,s and nh the
modern improvements on tho premises. Apply to
7. w. >rAREE,
my ">-7t ,nG L,r., &C.,,
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EssOsxS. STATIONERY. DC.
TI~TOnY UETuEA MERlCAN FLAG,

I>TuRY OF TIE AMERICAN Flag,
couf,,Icr,ry and An Introductory Chapter on The
sSn~Is Flags. standards of all ,.a,lons iron from
lie earliest Ia the present time t"lnre" il,uS
,rations by Captain George II. reo'e' Ih'i'"
TI,% Kt,Eit:k. Tale Of Morocco. by ". ;.
r,iti i.,jMhNiE OF THE HARFM. By Mrs.
Anna II. con ,weu-. Iilu-!rited -. ,,,>..
STONES Of THE TtMtl.E: OK ,, iifSS' ~
TUEI;IiURCII. By Walter Field, NJ. A. iil'S-
t;atrd. $50. ,, A.
TONES DIVERSIONS OF PAkLEI. ?N9is;; 70
my"d NooDllooSE ~ Nn,i-l"..
TNKS.-SOUThWARK tOMPANi'S
i sh1,l ISIl MpIE lNk writes blACk lpO
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OPENING OF SUMNER MIL III
- LL\EkN. sAlIEnAN. WY ETH. @taazG

.EMeNe
iiatiur secuted the services at Il hr>i-cias, tiinl-
nrr irlu I,,i TN iu>, a>liruhhl, Establishments
<"rth. am now prepared to exhibit a elegant
~ I.,~ ~ MILLINERY ~ III IN st'cu in ANY c>tih
ii ,hm,ut Il the kind in New York. Some very
uur,, lyn~ IN BONNET: : anl H. ATS for ladies.
,nI~.,~. and children. MR%. VI. WALTON.
10. t.3 Broad street. corner Fifth.
y. 4. handsome PATTERNS ur fine goods not dis
rltNtd IN Tho show. windows. NJ. W.
ls-,iIl
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E'NTIRELh NEW ,-FRENtH -,1G o
IL PATTERNS to l." III exhibited dur ssallaS-
ing tti~ "rrk ~ .EhSaSs
MADAME 4. DFMFLMA\'>.
Als" every ariirl" in IN" Millinery line can III had
At MADAME Il. DEMEl.Mtk'S,
1923 Main street.
1Ilt LATEST SENSATION.
WILLOW PIT MES. ruNPONS FOX SUMMER.
every fashionable shaic.
FRENCH FLOW Frs. such us hayr never before
been ,'xhilitci i'll Ills ely. In FANCY GOODS
rcti Lace, Firht"a, ShawIS Ncl. Collars. and Hand
herrliri>. Also, tuIl line al Imitation Iacc>. Kid
t;I"vc~. i"auiitu. in all c"l"rs. Icis>uch ~ Combs
i;ail>. Iu~. &c. al the uIdc.tai,liSird house uf
MADAME l.. DEMELMAN.
y. H.-c Country merchants will find It to thrirnwr
interest, dcSirnus of purchasing WHOLESALE. hy
calm. upon me-. ~ am convinced. after having
il'! our prices will hc satisfied that the above
statement is correct.
MtpAMER. Df.MEI.MAN.
13n5 Main street.
NY hctwr"ri Thirteenth anu Fourteenth.
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POSITION EMEST.


TIE sale Of The aforementioned propcrt! |: post
ponrd until SATURDAY the 3ist Instant nj -
:. ,.lnrh M WIiLisN AMBFRS.
j. a. RiIliALDsnN. i.
Commissioners
RIruARD-JS & 60. AucticneerS. my -
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IMPENDING Fashions

Mrs. Burnham writes to the Missouri
RspuJEean:
Every now and then we get refresh
ing rumor from Paris that stsrtles US.
A few weeks ago it was the reported
abolition OF gloves. Friday it wac the
sbdication OF corsets. A very fine
thing 10 do away with the last named
articles, according 10 Do Lewis Eliza
beth Stewart, and old hygenic Mary
A. Walker, besides our army OF orators
who have earned the titles Of doctors
and professors through Trades on corr
sets. For woman with thirty six.
inch waist to 60 collapsing her fues
with a corset OF fifteen or twenty inch.
es they are undoubtedly unhealthy;
but corset OF twenty-five iEches about
a waist of the same dimensions is q
comfort, a stay, and support. In
Aimees group were several French
women who went without these affairs.
As they were quite stout, the effect was
ridiculous. II, az the papers state,
corsets are actually abandoned in Paris,
a fine looking psrty.ithey must be.
The latest French.msde dresses are
dresses no more. They are mere
draplipgs with the fearfully low necks,
absence of all sleeves, and a mere
strap going over the naked shoulder
Joining the dress at the small OF the
back and the pit OF the stomach: The
skirt is strangely and wonderfully hung.
1t laps and folds; it is caught high at
the hip, or on the back, and shaped
tightly about the entire figure. From
beneath this drRpsrg streams out a two
ward train. Out.door costumes are
made, ss far as the drapery 10 CONCERN
ed, in the same style. These fashions
demand revolving pedestala, and what
dancers term the "slow movements
No dress OF this kind could be taken on
it's owners back in hurry anywhere.
OF course, corsets and a good many
other articles OF uuderwsre, hitherto
deemed Indispensable. will have 10 be
taken off for the Empire" waist At
a very swell wedding lately the high.
toned bellies held their arms like trussed
fowls, to prevent the silk and lace sus-
penders that did duty as dress waists
from falling off their shoulders. The
same bridal party were TO the number
OF a dozen photographed, and il | were
to send copy up to Connecticut Id not
only be prayed for in the churches as
one lost, but Id be liable to Indictment
for sending indeoent pictures by mail.
No gloves! That's dreadful for nice
looks. No corsetsl That's bad for
and no waists to our dresses,
ard that's going to be cool for summer,
il it possesses no other decided advan- |
tage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18
TnE Bnsrd Of Commissioners at their

THE Board OF Commissioners at their
meeting yesterday, determined to bridge
Big Wheeling Creek at some point
near Elm Grove. 1.-THE bridge is prop
erly located, as we have no doubt II
will be, it will accommodate large
section Of country as we'll as afford the
county better facilities Tor getting from
the National road to its poor farm. a
large number of farmers on the south
side of the creek have to cross 1t near
Elm Grove TO get to their church, tneir
buryin. ground, their family doctor
their store, mill aud blacksmith shop
and the creek at this point is frequent
ly impossible from being either swollen
with rains or filled with ice. Ohio
county is in sore need of many ne"
bridges as we'll as many better roadP'
No investment pays so well.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-18

THE Board Of Commissioners at their
session yesterday ordered that special
election be held on the 10Th OF August
70 determine whether or not the sum
Of $4,000 shall he subscribed to the
capitsl stock Of the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing and Kentucky Railroad Company.
We understand that the members o.
the Board virtually admit that their
action OF the ID OF June was without
legal authority, hut they hoped that the
inlorma,ity of the act would be over
looked in view OF the exigencies o! the
case AID the general belief that the
subscription would be sanctioned by the
neople il submitted to a vote. Now that
that objection has been made, however,
there seems to be no escape from the
holding OF an election in relation to the
matter. We believe that more than
tbree-ff,hs OF the voters will sanction
the subscription, and it is to be regret
ted tn at the Board did not in the first
place order q vote. The delay that has
been rendered necessary by the appl'-
cation for injunction is the most serious
result OF the oversight, as it may pre-"
vent the opening OF the road this year.
1t is incumbent upon the officers and
managers of the company, however,
TO show that a judicious use has been
made OF the sums alresdy appropriated,
and that the road may be completed
according to the popular understanding
with the $4,000 now asked for from
prooLs ard Ohio coupties.