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RATES OF BOARD:

Z! Per day. .-........''.''s on
Per week .............-'.. ,.''''.'''''''. 70 az
Children under ten years Of age and colored SER
Visitors by the Richmond and Danyllle railroad ll
viii leave the cars at Scotsburg, ten miles from the
Strings where stages will meet the train from Dan,
vile every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and
the morning train from Richmond every Iuesaay'
Thursday, aud Saturday: ..-..u 49,.
Visitors pia the Raleigh and CASTOR road Will get
off M Henderson, where they will find conveyance
~ "Pp's GOODE s. PAXSON.
Il, 17otayyow Proprietors.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, July 1s.-virginia e's, coupons, OLD.
s73; new, 37s Virginia consois, $50. West Viz
etnias, LODI North Carolina nevis. Bids.
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CT L0IIIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, July 1s-Flour dull and uncnahng e' %
Corn easier; No. mixed, assc, IN wareh RocS,
stesdv and unchanged Lard dull small lots OF re
fined SAC Heroes PIC. -.---e
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BY James III. Taylor i Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets


TRUSTEES SALE::,O OF THAT VALS:
Il ABLE FIVE-ST0RY BRICK STOREitt,yy,eSSEs
on DOCK STREET MAR THE GCR. atEIns
SEVENTEENTH STREE, ND ~ spT Fn re THE
OCCUPIED AND USED as 4 PARI, Sr I'm
OLD DOMINION SuGAR-REFlsEhi. "a IAN ~
SALE AT AUCTioN.-,iu pursuance ., . T.ss ly
trust to the undersigned as trustees eHcsh i.;6
Solomon A. Myereon the .lst Gay OF Has e ,h,n
and duly recorded In the Clerks Once OF ,u Iii n
Gerry Court of the City Of Richmond We $hiL ss' M ~
public auction 70 the highest ei f v On l:,a =.
81 O'Clock P. ~, all that certain LOT or Fan, ri
OF LA Nd with al. the IMPROVEMENT s,t,iosirg.
all privileges and appurtenanccs tnefeto pirbupd
situated on Dock street, in the city ui ,r the
commencing att pout one hundred ists '1' front
western line Of seventeenth street, haNins
of 81 feet on Dock street, and runnins oiek rn,r
parallel lines ls2 feet The Improvements
the entire lot. ,,,h,As
TERMS The deed requires cash, but Is p,V Nth
that the purchaser may make arraDss i,I b,
Itle beneficiary tor ! limited credit. Ids wiz
ina'e Auo"N Va 1' 1-' X. K wFLLFOED,
+ t.tfa EDWIN u. NAM
Il .JhNryg NJ TAYtpR p Son. AuCtlOne.it' J. S--s
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MEAT BRICK COTTAGE RESIDENCE
IN No 51I. ON THE EAST LINE OF PL IsfS
SAINT STREET STREChERS HiLL' fo IN
request of the owner sell at public auction; on tne
premises on "WEDNESDAY the ssd OF IVY ey;r lS,s s
and Observation-Disclosures BRICK COTTAGE
REsIDENCE located as above described. contain
ing four rooms; kitchen, &c with nee l Olaf at
in nice neighborhood, ills seldom such an oppor-
tunity offers Itself sg = % .,o
Terms: Very liberal, and made known at the
hour of sale. LYME & BROTHER,
" 10 - a-.ssl Auctioneers.
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By W. B. Radcliffe, Auctioneer,
1872 Main street.

r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION On
\ MONDAY. o1st Instant. commencing at half,
n,ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ, q large and wel-assorted
GROCERIES, &C,
10 which would invite the attention of the, trade
- ". Is. RADCLIFFE,
i,,1o Auctioneer.
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By n. NJ. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. lols Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OFTHREE BUILD
STREET AND ONE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
FIFTH STR EET.-By virtue of q deed trust ex-
ecuted Ivy james t. Gotldin 10 the undersigned,
bearing date Oh the eth day of June 1877, recorded
in the clerks Office of Richmond Eharcery Court,
D. B. 90. b. P s.5 being requested SO 70 40 by the
public auction on MONDAY. 2sth day Of July, 1878.
on the premises at eo'clock p. ~, the LOTS above
described The three flrst-naBcd described In said
deed as Lots Nos. g.. &, and 0, on plan or map
drawn by j. j. Peasants, surveyor, and recorded
with and made part OF a certain deed from ID. s.
and recorded in said clerks office, fronting 3sxl22
Also. anoiher LOT on the north side of Fifth
street and described on said map as Lot No. g. 'front.'
Ing on the north side of Fifth street 30 by le2 feet
TERMS: The deed calls for sufficient in cash to
defray the expenses of executing this trust and TO
nay or five negotiable notes. amounting In the ag-
for balance, on such terms as may he made known
at the true of SALE Bnt IL Is believed that, by the
consent OF parties, more liberal terms may be
agreed upon at the time OF sale.
jy 10 SO TN. LEE. Trustee.
SHERIFF'S SALT will sell In front of
NJ Hcnrico county courthouse on MONDAY the
ati, day of August, 1878, NJ ta 81, THAT being court
day,) the following pr1perty-to wit:
MULES,
Q HORSES,
. CONS 1t4
to satsfy sundry executions tax and eebilis In my
hands against A. Grant, tT, isas;ee for julsa A.
Err. HUMPHREYS, Deputy Sheriff,
jy ll-eodtd Sheriff OF Henrtco county.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS:

RICHMOND, Friday, July Is, 1873
The sales of stock have been active, and money
nod fnlN
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF. a VALUABLE
J. Lot WITH AERAstEDH0USET THEREON,
SITUATED ON THE NORTH LINE OF GRACE
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
ATT AUCTION.-By virtue Of certain deed OF
trust executed 10y Louisa Brooks to the under
signed. dated Sd January. 1870: OF record In the
Cfiancery Court for the city OF Richmond In u. q.
al A. rage 55s, shall. as trustees under said deed
being required so to do by the beneficiary the rein
named, sell at public anction on the premises on
that truly valuable and admirably -Iocated Lot,
with framed tenement thereon containing about
six rooms, &C., fronting or Grace street 2sxlas
feet.
TERMS OF SALE: VIII be cash az 20 the expenses
Of sale and to pay off certain negotiable note
dated Cd July, is70, and payable twelve months
after date, for the sum OF $3.50, With interest or
same from maturity until paid; and as 10 fine resi-
due of the purchase money. on such terms rs VIII
be made known at the hoDr of sale.
- ! -. .r-.-.s tsr j. G.. BLACKWELL,
rs. ARSlISTEAD.
~ IN @. Trustees.
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, A NICE
Il LITTLE PLACE at Chester, on the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad containing five acres
The improvements consist OF new cottage with
There are one hundred fruit-trees and well of
good water on the place. There is also free ticket
over the railroad for nine years attached to the
place.
TERMS Liberal. Apply to ..,s.
ROBERTSON, BRONAUGH & Co,
office Hull street opposite courthouse,
ip a Manchester, Va.
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Observation-Disclosures.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, July 10, 1878.
r,,, r,sss 4,5oI Moon rises. 9AS
S St. nnt. 70s High tide. l2o2
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STATE SECURITIES.
Bid. Aske
Virginia Consols. ......................50 81
Virginia deferred. ..............,........l0s
Virginia tax receivable coupons. .......7!t
North Carolina, Observation-Disclosures.
Tennessee Gs, old..,...................
Richmond city OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
richmond CITY 6S.... ....'.......'..".S so
Petersburg city 6'S... .......73
Lynchburg city ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I.ynchburg city G's.... ................
INorioik city s...........'''''..''.'.'..a o.
N0rl0lk Guy 6s......... OF
City oil Wilmington, n. G., gold ss.....
RAILROAD AND CANAL BONDS.
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroade's, gold,
CnesapeaEe and Ohio Railroad rs gold,
virginia Central first mortgage s's,J
yir.3n;a Observation-Disclosures cn,r.i ibird moric,ce s;s
Virginia Central fourth mortgage SIS,
d. II d.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Virginia Central non-mortgage SIS, j.
Virginia and Tennessee mortgage IS,
virginia aud Tennessee mortgage SIS.
southslie Raiiroad first mortgage pre-
ferred s's, j. 4 D.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Southside Railroad second mortgage
sduthside Railroad third mortgage
J...............-..-
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage rs, j. & J...................
Norfolk and Petersburg Raiiroad, Sc
cond mortgage, SIS, j. 4 J............s63 SO
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS,
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad ist
Richm6 aSE and + Petersburg ct Raiiroad I'd
R!uh Tse Fre a; sbur: and POLO.
Rishnend, Fredericks6uTg and POLO %
mac Railroad cd mortgage 6's, y. 4 J.so
Orange and Alexandria I'd mortgage
Orange and Alexandria Attn mortgage
Orange &c. Alexandria and Manassas Rail
road lst mortgage rs, j. Il J....;...;
RICHMOND and D@nVille consolidated
Piedmont Railroad list mortgage SIS, A.
Clover e iii, Railroad ist 'miico;rtsaecs'sJ.
Atlanta and Richmond Airline list
Ja nSs!g Rixe IS and ~ K,nsSha Canal Is,
mortgage 6's, NJ. & N..........'......
HALLWAY A-'p 't'-,1 p. B.
Cbesane,ke and Ohio Railroad. ........ loo. 80
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad..... lOo..
Rf.sIsSatf aha Petersburg Railroad loo
Is shares sold at 49,.
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Poto-
orange mns, e aIexsndria and Manassas Rail- ~
sssmond and Dsnvilie RAILROAD.
Glover Hill Railroad. .lO0.. O.
BANKS.
National Bank OF Virgins. 100 ,oa u
Is shares sold at 1861
Planters National. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Merchants National. ................,IOo 1902 4
State Bank OF Virginia. 100, 90
Union Bauk of Richmond. .....
Merchants and Planters Savings. .......23{ D
SiH eaxlnSs.,.......,...... 25..
iliar oasinSs.. l0e.. ss
Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company ....>....................,.... rs. -.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. ............. u.s.. 81
Virginia state ...........................2 6....
SlTS1ud k1Ouie... wv.
Merchants and Mechanics. 100. :. IS
Old dominion. lQo,. .
MISCELLANEOUS.
Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance
company ......s..s., =, .......,,...' .. :.
Old dominion Iron and Eait-Works
Company w. :. :
James Ri7er and KaDawha Packet
Company
Yirpinla Steamship and Packet Coui-
BY telegraph.
3 nrsexxy
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4 ,.I,1ly,rroN' sALEs- Faturs Days:
- by. W.Goddin.
Aucfiouear and Real Estate, sAgenl, q,
- ,r.ovnpr OF Eleventh and Bank stfeclss'

S>7gf Nv w. (a1dQin. ~ ~ 1890
.,,ct,oreer and Real Estate Agent
4ls, ae,ce corner OF Eleventh aud Bank strec's.
I, aI,F AT AUCTION OF !. T !. l,B aN =
- TENENENTsO on. THE 5VUttHHr PHI TTIiIRTY.
RgIWE;EEsSr T1HH 5EaTsf Il 5JoisINa THE RESI-
Efa9g,sap nF Mr. WILLIAM FOLk MSn y,
UEhp6 ,,c;on on the premises on TH sIyaf
sta IAN July, 1871 at O'clock s, ~. atinifig
Is ss ESTs lssa,ea Fl huGsf
tne targes r NJ per month. To persons o. sa,sa
1 sssR to save paying remit these
ne1Iis present favorable opportun ior -
third cash balance at fonT ana
mouths gor negotapie. nos' 80. tGODDiN,
by q trust deed. Auctioneer q
= 800 nv erubbs & Williams,
II .,,..,oneers mid Real Estate Agents.
~ U,.,ent,, street between Main ana banh'
{ i TTRACTIyE SALE AT AUCTION oF
a RIJIIDING LOTSAND SNAIL AL, F GhIsST AZ
nRaRE,s BRANCH, CHARLUIiE $3.50 ~ ~,
VII VII a ss Ju st u O'clock NJ III
ises, on not The next fair day thereafterJ number
la | desirable building lots situated on the prln-
i sfreet running through Brakes Branch, on tne
Richmond and Danvl,e raroan III nf from
er1 r. one hundred and fifty acres EACH This pro-
srty &C. located al brakes Branch, the most prons-
Rnr 2,ace on the railroad for the establishment OF
IRVING village. Its contra! pos,tionn tne county
makes L. probable that IL Will pe the "'
Nv T.nxs: At sale map Of the place can be seen
- = rni,hs q TWfllians's ONCE. in Richmond; H. G.
Richardson's Hotel, Charlotte Courthouse anu ..
d. tnoNps'1 3 GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
- - .e.y - ~ i & Auctoneers.s
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DURKEYILLE HOTEL,
I'D BURKEVILLE, VA.
Having thoroughly repaired and reftted the above
HOTEL we take pleasure in announcing TO the public
that persons stopping over will find ample accom-
modatfons. We will also take a limited number of
B0ARDERS. Price, $50 per month children half
price. .,a,z
1Iaips from Richmond and Petersburg dine daily
at O'Clock. + BURKE BROTHERS,
10 20-2w* Proprietors.
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CONTEMPORARIES.
LEGHTNING.RODS.


r IGHTNING-R are prepared
| 4 tn nut up MuSsoN'S well-known TUBULAR
COPPER LlliHgNlNG-RODS, for which we nave
been sole agents for the last FIVE years. ORDERS
PROMPTLY and faithfully attended TO.
Also sole agents for OLEUPHENE OIL, which
Is over $50 rees and the finest Oil Tor safety on INC
American continent. ,r
500 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth,
NH 10 Richmond Va.
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE AND
IN ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant
10 Il decree of the Circuit Court Of Lyhch0urg. Of
s0th of June, 1873. in the cases Of Scott &c,
Ianghorne. SC. and Langhorne's assignee rS. Scaat
&C., the undersigned rs commissioners for the
purpose Will, on FRIDAY the sth day OF August.
1879 commencing with the MILL al O'Clock i.
NJ, sell, on the premises In cach caSss by public
auction, TO the highest bidder, tue following pro-
/. The LARGE MILLS aud LOT known as
"Langhorne Mills properly. IN the city OF Lynch
burg, between and nj the Junction or the james
River and Kanawha canal and Blackwater creek.
The place contains about an acre aud hre-eightlE.
The h0urng mill Is one of the largest In the state.
and Is capable of turning out $50 800 barrels yer
day: and connected herewith are cOrn-mill Of 80
bushels capacity, and plaSter-miil OF .e tons ca
pactty per day. The very ample supply Of water
may be perpetually obtained from the Canal Cou-
HALT-ACRE VACANT LOT on Black
water creek, hali-mile above the mill. aud aGoin
ing the lot Of John Wall.
g. An ACRE LOT below Dcanes foundry. on the
canal the next but above PerclSalS bridge, With
a small house thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash Will be required Us to so
much shall be necessary TO pay expenses OF sales
and costs of Suits-say, about i've per cent. credit
given OF one. two, three and four years for cquai
porti of the residue with bonds with good per-
sonal security. bearing six per cent Interest from
date the title being retained additional security.
and property subject 10 resale in default OF pay
lDenf In whole or In part.
For further information, apply TO
u. 6. II. KEAN.
j. II. LEWIS.
... w. T. YANCEf,
a. W. SCOTT.
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BY Lyme Il Brother
Auctioneers and Real Estate Asehts'
No. 1919 Main street. 20

MICE BRICK TENEMENT, No III II D d.
" VAL STREET, GORNEK flh hsI 81 81 The 70.
FOX - tha owner. sell at auction. the premises
ON SATURDAY the 18th July ls72 at s above
;,rihad containing five rooms: Kitchen. sia9 IT,,
Sc with hall through the centre, nnu ec' has
raidily converted into two nice tepeiheht' " 1
large lot attached. y>r . ppoTuER.
IEEMs' ~ 'e Auctoneers
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance
company ......s.ts., Z, -
Old Dominion Iron and Eaii-Works
tVV's
james Ki7er and KaDawha Packet
- Company
Virginia Steamship and Packet Coui-
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 1s.-Ths Posts financial article
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@ ByGrubbs & Williams,
d; Real Estate Agents aud Auchpneers'
Eleventh street between Main ani ban>'

JAMES N, TAYLon & soS, Auctloneer..
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Moncure D. Conway, writing to the Can'
cinnati Commercial about the Shah, says:
Many Of us may have repeated IN the
sunny DAYS of childhood the distich--
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-11-21
Scarlet Fever.


At the meeting of the Epidemiologlcal
Society of Baltimore the past week, DR..
John T. Morris spoke of scarlet fever and
its mode of treatment. He said that great
deal of harm has been wrought and many
lives lost by the recognition of modified
form of scarlet fever, commonly called
s'scarlet rash," but there was no such dis
ease 1t was all scarlet fever and all dan
gerous, and there was no known agent ca
lpable destroying its poison. All purga-
Ttives were harmful, and the object should
be to sustain the nerve force and keep the
throat clear so that the patient may breathe
with comfort. Cool rooms and acldulat-
ed gargles were recommended, and such
general treatment as might add to the pa
tents strength.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-11-21
Ra,t,more and OHIO Rai1road.

AT the annual meeting of the stockhol-
ders of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
held on Monday last, the stakeholder di-
rectors in the present Board were unani-
mously reelected. A resolution was pass
ed ratifying the lease of the Washington
City and Point Lookout Railroad, and
the lease of that portion of the Washing
ton City, Virginia, Midland and Great
Southern Railroad lying between Stras-
burg and Harrisonburg, Va. The annual
report of the President of the Company
was presented and read. Itpresents fiat
tering statement of the operations of the
road for the past year, and an encouraging
prospect of increased expansion and USE
fulness. The gross earnings of the road,
including all its branches and divisions,
for this year, was 15,695,541, an increase
of 81, 06S 1854 as compared with the previ-
Gus year; of this increase 81 sos, 372 accru-
ed from the earnings of the main STEM
The surplus fund, which represents capital
derived from earnings, invested in branch
and connecting roads and improvements
on the main line, amounts to $29, 034 ,403
~ F
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-11-21
w-The recent election in virginia i

- The recent election in Virginia in
dictates that in that State colored men are
learning. that the rule and ruin policy of
carpet-baggers is against the true interests
of the taxpayer, whatever his complexion.
In one precinct in Richmond, of ninety
two colored votes sixty mine were cast for
Kemper, the Conservative candidate, and
only three for Hughes, the ex-rebel Grant
tie. A large proportion of colored citi-
zens throughout the State voted the same
waV
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-11-21


~ Mr.. Stanley James, the American
representative of the Agricultural Labor
ers' Union of England, wants American
farmers to offer at least equul inducements
with the Canadian Dominion for English
laborers. He proposes that, as the authori-
ties of Ontario advance sufficient funds to
reduce the pessage money to five dollars a
head, the same thing should be done here
by private means or by the States If the
United States offers stronger inducements
in the shape of better wages and more con
slant employment than other countries, she
will absorb the larger proportion of the
laborers of the Old World without any
other means employed in that direction
The least the nation or the States interfere
with the better affairs of the people the
better for all concerned.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-11-21


eW In Wisconsin the rout of the Rad
ical party is. utter and complete. Four
teen thousand is the majority of the Re-
form candidate fer Governor, and the fig
ures are still higher upon some of his col
leagues The vote cast in the State was a
heavy one for an "off year." and it will not
be surprising if the official figures show
that the Reform vote is larger than that
given at any previous election for the OPP
ponents of the Republican party. The Re
publicans have majority of one in the
State Senate, but the Reformers have TWEEN
ty majority in the House Next year there
will be a marked change in the political
complexion of the Congressional delega-
ton from this State.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-11-21
THE GREAT SENSATION .
BY LEON OLIVER.


1t is a full and truthful history of the famous
BEECHER- N-WOODHULLSC SCANDAL:
including comprehensive and entertaining bio
graphical sketches of Henry Ward. Beecher
Theodore Tilton, Victoria CIV oodhull, Tennie
D. Clahin and Colonel Blood. Illustrated with
life-like portraits, and giving facts and Incl
dents in the lives of all of them never before
published.
The prominent position occupied by the par
ties involved in this greatest Social Drama of
the age, has given to it an almost worldwide
notoriety, and the partial and fragmentary re-
ports of it which have been published, have only
served to whet the appetite of the reading pub
lie with a desire to have the WHOLE STORY TRUTH
FULLY AND IMPARTIALLY told. THIS THE AUTHOR
HAS DONE, but in such a manner as not to do
injustice to any of the dranlatis persona, or to
shock or offend the most fastidious reader The
anthor claims; and we think justly, to have had
peculiar facilities for his work, having been for
years personally acquainted with those of whom
he writes.
The sketch of Henry Ward Beecher (the adj
vance sheets of which have been submitted to
several of the leading journalists and authors
in the West) is unanimously declared to be the
best and most entertaining sketch Of this fore
most clergyman of the age ever written, and all
the biographies are enlivened by characteristic
and entertaing incidents and anecdotes NEVER
BEFORE PUBLISHED, and are written in FREE,
RACY and unhackneyed style.
There are also included in the work, copious
extracts from the speeches and writings of ''The
Woodruff" giving an epitome of her peculiar
views upon her favorite topics of FREE LOVE, So
cIAL FREEDOM, and the SOCIAL UTOPIA which she
hopes to establish.
The book is printed from clear new type and
upon superior paper. in one large octave vol
ume of about 400 pages, and its style is alike
creditable to the author, artist and publishers.
1t is bound in fine English muslin, library style,
with gilt back and sides. Price So. 90.
II IS sold only By CanUassing Agents and can
not be procured dtthe stores.
We should think what the publishers assert
is true, that tis IS Of the best selling books
eUer issued, and those who desire employment
for the winter should secure an outfit for this
work, which will be sent by the publishers up
on receipt of Is cents. Address The BEVERLY
Co., Wabash Ave. and 22d St. Chicago. See
their advertisement in another column.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1873-11-21

1t is announced that there will be a
considerable increase in the public debt
uted to the heavy falling off in customs re
|ceipts. About four and one-half million
dollars will be paid out of the Treasury
the last of this week to pension agents to
meet the quarterly payment of pensions.-
The legal tender reserve will be drawn up
on to the extent of about eight millions
additional to meet demands on the Treas
ury, and the total amount of reserve out
standing at the end of this month is ex-
pected to be about twenty millions.