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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-30

RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cu.,1
RICHMOND, VA, December IL, 1872. {
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE-
" CEMBEE nth, the TRAINS Oh this road Will
run n follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at S A. NJ.
and go L: NJ aud leave Petersburg at ll2s A. M.
and sos l.. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coacl, at-
taChc.,. leave Richmond vt 4. VI, aud i. IL, and
leave Petersburg ut 80 4. N. aud i:fG T.. il.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS will leave
i.iclimcrd and Pc;,rsImrg mt -. VI. E.turni"e.
leave Richmond AMI Petersburg at $50 L. NJ Instead
or 5o'clock, us heretofore.
The S A. NJ. TRAIN viii not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the s.: 5 L. ". NAIL TRAIN and $40
A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN viii not leave Petersburg
on Suudays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take tire 2:2a P. NJ.
DAILY TRAIN, ana those from Norfolk will ccn-
meet at Petersburg with the li:!5 a. IL TRAIN.
Passengers from Glover I'M will take The $40 A
VI. TRAIN on Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays
aud returning leave Richmond OF the same days nj
800 =. ~.
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
Manchester.
The 80. VI. TRAIN viii c0rucci nj Petersin,rg
with the Atantic sIssIsslipi aud Ohio railroad for
Lynchurg daily.
PULLaIAN't PALACE SLEEPING-CAI win
bc attached Ia the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
running through to Wilmington.
RIB. KhSicY.
dp1s Ticket and Freight Agent
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DRY GOODS.

A LARGE STOCK Of DRY GOODS,
N CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, FUR
NISEING GOODS. &c. for sale low at /: LlCH-
TENSTRlN'S, Importer Of Seine Thread, Nos. 1905
and 1907 Franklin street HeE
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WATCHES AND CLGt
MULES. HORSES. sc.


M u l. ES, MULES, MULES
WI We have just received rin Chesa itJsLSyS
peake and Ohio railroad. IS No. Ken
lucky MULES, which VIC offer on very sa1.En--'
reas enable terms.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will be run
ming through in q few days. We will then have u
regular supply CT the best stock on the market.
TURNEI. & CO.,
ia 25-lw Franklin street.
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EVENING STAR.
HeriIs Of RnIlnonine-

A large balloon WIS started some days ago
non pleasure garden in San Francisco. an
Aer0eat named Buislay performing various
teats on trapeEe suspended where the car
usually hangs. As the balloon rose, aud Wa
lAss1ig away from the garden q gust OF wind
grove y on tai pole, The sharp Point OF which
tore out large strip cf silk. making an Open-
ING ihfee feet across The rest Is thus described
hy TIE local papers. Notwithstanding tins huge
OF ei,ing the balloon continued 10 ascend and
nut have remained MP NJ leRst ten ninutcs.
The sronaut, nothing dAunted By the disaster.
went through sll his perilous performance ON
drift rapidly toward the bay. slowly falling a.
IL was driven on by the wind. Buissy's post
ton then became periiOus m the extreme. The
vino was pretty strong, and the large inflated
mass was wholly uncomfortable, swaying In
every direction and swinging the gymnast about
II manner that was fearful 20 witness. Ever
talhng lower and lower the balloon RAPIDLY an
pfosehed the extremity of Long bridge. Here
the situation Of the man became fearfailv des-
perate-the balloon would evidently dash tho
uareze and Its human freight against the high
POLES or the telegraph wires that were strung 10
them. There was but one chance Of escape.
Taking one glance AZ his position, Buislay aung
himself from the short bar OF the trApeze into
the waters OF the hay, distance hut little less
than forty feet Accounted rs he Was. in his
Rymnastic dress, his movements were unimped-
cd, and after a short struggle he reached the
mud fats, and at last succeeded IN reaching the
shore, though IN an exhausted condition. The
several poles and twisting up the telegraph
wires generally. II finally caught up some
loose piles a short distance OF, aud anchOres on
the mua-fafz
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Tree Culture.

One of the most interesting papers read be-
fore the scientists assembled az the Portland
convention, says the Chicago Inter ocean, was
that by Prot. Hough, on forest culture. Though
the consequences which may be expected 20
follow the destruction OF timber begin 70 be bet
ter and more generally understood IL this cOun-
try, and though the Western pioneer NAV M
longer regard the tree In the d. ,ht Of an enemy
our people, arc, unfortunately, vet very far
from realizing how much their welfare depends
On the preservation Of their woods and groves.
Until the popular mind can be thoroughly en-
lightened upon the subject, Prof. Hough sug-
gests that the several state legislatures should
take the matter In hand, and not only pass laws
70 guard the country against being stripped OF
its forest trees, but 70 encourage the planting
and cultivation Of them. For this purpose the
professor proposes the following measures. 4.
That all lands mainly valuable for their timber
should be withheld from sale. and that the
profits Melted from the necessary thinning
should go u the state. . That all lands plant
ed for timber should be exempted from taxation
for a limited time. 3. That bOumJies should be
offered 10 counties, towns and individuals for
the greatest number of tree planted and made
TO thrive. 1. That rail and other roads should
be compelled 10 plant trees By their wayside.
3. That a tree tax, payable in tree-plRnting or
money be imposed. 6. That the tee by the
wsyside be protected against injury by adequate
penalties. Z. That the elements 0i the sciences
applicable to forest culture be taught in our
public schools.
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Paris Underground.

ON retirirg last evening We were startled By
hearing some one, apparently under our win
dow, rantins through portions OF Dthello. We
looked out into the court yard, but could SEQ
nothing hut skyhght down where the pave
ment ought 10 be. a band Of music would oc-
CRsiOnally perform some operate Air, aud then
the tearing OF passion 60 tatters'' would be re-
newed again, interpreted with milder male and
female voices. IL continued until near n O'Clock.
and we rose at a loss 90 know what it all meant.
This morning, on surveying the building. We
found that there was = hotel attached 20 the
Hotel L'Athnee, and that the sky-light down in
the yard under our window was the dome over
the parquette. Mr.. SWiuhouruo. the English
tragedian, was performing Othello in English
10 an audience nearly all American, which was
then being repeated the ninth time. The thea
ter, which IL about the Size Of the Holiday
street theater, Is down In the bowels OF the
earth, under the hotel, out OF the way OF
all noise and confusion. IL is a very ele-
CANT little establishment. and quite 4 fash
ionahle resort for the PaTisans. In Vienna We
frequently took our meals in a very elegant sa-
loon, considerably larger than the Assembly
Rooms, and with equally a. high q ceiling,
which was down under a row Of siN-story build
ings, the sky-light OF which protruded a few
feet above the pavement OF the courtyard, bus
We were not prepared 70 find an underground
heater, and that we were sleeping up four
flights Of stairs directly over a stage ON which
Othello was smothering the gentle DesdemonA
with pillow. Ground IL costly in Paris, AMI
they make the best possible use OF it.-c. c. r.,
IN EulfiW0re AluFrieNa.
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RAILROADS.
DENNSYLvANIAA Ala LINE
fHitzS Sfk H4Esshk q

NEW York - 49,
AND ALL POINTS ~ THE SEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BErwEkN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT csA fShk or CARS.
Inc pment on this line rs new and Of the mosi
SiI. IA p%s.ds Gshs ON DAY TRAINS
PULLMAN PA NInH+ SkEERs CABS ON
sif! fSxTss Di hgS1ii iSs SUNDAY
and srns At shs aepos ths ans
rotomac rsilrosd, northeast corner Of 9Th and b
FaI L.ne, leave Washington SOS g. m daily. OK.
Leave Baltimore 1t s:B .. m. daily. s1cs,. Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia ct LIS, ,. m. daily, OK.
Arrive at New York ct ,. m. daily, except Sun.
kis.Mo.d s.s.ss,, leave Washington ct lis ,.
Leave Baltimore at ass ,. m, daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia ct sos ,. M. daily, e,
Krri1s 81 New York ct STOP. N. daily s,o.p.
NisG Express, leave Washington a. sos ,. m
Leave Baltimore at lo4 D. m, daily.
Leave West philadelphia At $50 a. m daily.
Arrive at Mex fEl fGSs 4 Rs sss f daily
Fast L,ns, leave New York at $50 am.
EsSsss s.s. i. s.s York a. 81,
s S.ss !. ss:;1s;S: \ ~
Connections are made in New York with steamer.
1n New 1fs NT ~ and
road, Erie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River
Fare Is low as By any other route.
vste residences orders lof at the following oces
where tickets and Information can be Obtained
east Corner stS street and Psnns ave-; Passenger e
staiSn Baltimore and Potomac rsilSoad 9Th
jy24-u General Passenger Agent,
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DA drove Of sheep were set upon In Bur-
nngtOn by number OF ferOcious dogs a DAY or
two since, and nearly forty were killed and
msngled before the slaughter could by checked.
SThe man who was recently lynched in
Missouri had thoroughly trained his II children
in the burglar business. So they are not left
destitute.
Ez-"Kissing croquet" is the latest. Accord
ing TO its rules lady is allowed 20 move her
men opponents with a caress. II Is popular all
around.
srA convention of young men who part
their hair in the middle, Is shortly TO be held
for the consideration of the question as TO
whether they have any rights that are 10 be re-
spected.
hFA woman in Mississippi asked Governor
Power for his autograph, and on receiving it
attached IL TO a pardon for her son, who had
been sentenced to the peniteutiary for one
year. The young man got out and led from the
state.
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DI L ID.

BEARDsLEY. In New York, September LIST,
yosEPHlEE BEARDsLEY, wife Of Charles H..
Anderson, formerly Of this city.
Relatives and friends ars respectfully invited to
attend hsr funeral on Thursday evening at o'clock
VIM. Z Dante, No. l42e Pa. ave-, bet. l4ih and
18th streets.
BAEETT. On the ID Of September, in Concord,
Mass, NATHAN II. BAHETr, formerly Of this
city.
CRAWFORD. On the 81 inst, at O'Clock O. m :.
MARY aged years aud six mouths, youngest
daughter OF VIM: b. and George Crawford.
This lovely bud, 50 young and fair,
Called hence BY early doom,
Just came TO show how fair flower
In paradise could bloom. MOTHER.
The funeral will take place from her parents resi-
dence, No. 1i3 18th street, between and street
southeast, on Thursday Afternoon O'Clock.
GOODWIN. September Sd, ISIS, Rosa CLARA,
daughter Il VIM. Q. and Susan Goodwln, aged
years, ii months and days.
9Th, at D. from the residence u her parents, 9Th
street northwest, between and 3 Relat yes and
further notice.
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RY DDNCtANs0N, BOWLING 4 CO., AHcts.,
TRgsTEEs,,, SALE OF TIE ENTIRE CON
TkSFs az 69a9Up H0GEks BL
ETSTH AND F SHEETS NORTHWEST, AT
a BY virtue of a deed Of trust to the under
W signed, bearing date December %, A. d. 1871,
NJ and duly recor9ed December p, A. u ISL, in
tL1ber No. Cos, folio 4l2, of the land records
for Washington county in the District Of Ooumbis,
pd BY ssSSs q The party s seuTd thereby we viii
uips every day thereafter, the same hour, until
cont aimed in the .'St CLOUD Hotei,3 on the Corner
of 9th and streets northwest in the city of Wash
attached to the above NE ntioned deed of trust, and
comprises in part the following:
SCHEDULE A.
-Four "a Billiard Tables, Balls and Cues.
Two t2l Cigar Gases, Oouuters, Fixtures aud Fur
niture q the Billiard. Bar and ONCE Rooms.
Two (2)sets Of Green Rep Furniture,
One ID aarSie.top Center Table.
Silver. plated Waiter and Urn.
Five 90 sets Lace Window Curtains, with Cor
One til brussels Carpet.
Five (s) Large Chromos.
One a. French plate Mirror. &c, in ParIsrs.
anss ana and one nrse
plate glass Mirror; all contained in the two dining
And all the Furniture, including Carpets, Beds,
Bedding, Window Curtains and Shades contained
in forty 4O) chambers; together with all the Gar
ing and 0icloth hs entries, and all other Of
the goods and chattels AID personal property now in
tened and described in said deed OF trust hsreinbe
fore mentioned, being known as the "St. Cloud
Hotel"
Terms: Allsums of 500 and under cash; all sums
over that amour credit Of sixty day 8, secured BY
notes Endorsed to the satisfaction OF and
bearing 10 per cent. per annum interest A deposit
will Be required from all parties purchasing.
HENRY R0GUE,l Tr,,..a..
nrvcDJ; EOLEY,,
aue2O-w&s&ds Auctionesrs.
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MI r. RIEn

ANNAND-MACkEY. On the 2Sth Of August,
:, the residepee q ths bride, mothsr by the Rev.
Mass, TO ALICE M. MAOkEY, eldest Daughter
Of the late Philip Msckey, Of Washington, ID. G.
DAYIS-L0WE. At st. Aloysius Church. Sep
tenber d, 1873, by the Rev Father Mcguire, AMOS
DAVIS, Of Meelinburs, Va, TO Miss ELIZABE I'll
LOWE, Of Washington, ID. c.
the Rev, kietz, CHR. HEUBICH to Mr. EhILIE
sCHNELL.
KUHN-BALLENGER. On the 10th Of August.
ISIS, by the Rev. u. Brand. ROBERT r. KUHN.
Of baltimore, Md, to OLIVIA BALLENGER, Of
Washington, ID. q.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. VA, VASE
INGTON AND dEORGETOMN, ID. O.
MERCHANTS LINE OF srEAMSHIPD
w BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fine steamships T. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week -fsoAA
ly trips between NEW YORK, X-SSfEfR
ANDRIA, wAsHIEG TON andGFs
GE0RGEIoWN, as foliows:-Lssys INV YORK,
from Pier SO East river, every SATURDAY At q
.. m; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY ct Z
.. m and ALEXANDRIA the same day At I m;
For full information apply 60 4. p A. DENHAM,
Agent, once and wharf foot Of High street, Geerge
town, or At the corner Of Nth street and New York
avenue.
So Freights delivered BY Knoxs Express. Or
ders left at General ONCE, COS Pennsylvania ave-
tended to.
Iellu j. w. THOMPSON, President.
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A LEXANDRIA e. WASH
"A lNGTON r.. r.. keS4 rtasssTssss1
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG Il. h.
CorRer Of b and Sixth Slrssts.

Local Trains leave for Alexandria as foIlows:-s,7,
III, H. o. m IL noon, 2, 8, 4, g. 6,7,8 8, .. m
m and ,. M. daily all other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexa ndria arrive as follows:-
6S3, 50, sS, 30, 10 80, II 50, a. IN, IL 49, SO, 233
5J, 81 oS5 o53, S3, 8s3 p. M; 80 q. N. and IS
except Sunday. '
Washington and Ohio Il. X.
QUANTlCO Accommodation leaves Washington
40 a. m daily, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington IL Is D. m daily, except Sunday
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
Tor sale at Ofces, corner 18th street and Pennsyl
vsnia avenue, and corner 9th street aad Pennsyi
vsn1a avenue, where passeD gers leave orders
baggage to be checked at all hotels AID residences
through to destination.
Is. y. YOUNG, Genn Passenger Agent. iY74-tf
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SOME MALICIOUS PERSON having entered the
Office of the kokOma (Ind) Republican and
smashed things generally, the editor with
great urbanity promises, If the fellow will con-
fess, not 70 prosecute him. This charitable
agreement, however, is somewhat qualified by
the editors expressed intention Of giving the
uespasser "the (no-matter-what-est hiding
any man ever got since the morning stars sang
together" Was there ever such poetical pug
nacity outside an epic?
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AUCTION SALES.

DY LATIMER a CLEASr,
e Auctioneers ana Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy lysniA and llth street.
Star Once Buildings.
RosfwooDCAsE PIANOFoRTE. WALNUT
ppnhLoR sUlTAS. FRENCH PLATE MIR
~ knks; BRUssELs 1sRPErs, WALNUT
NIX Ell, &C, AT AUCTION
- en TUESDAY m0RsING, September
MTKF y, u 10 O'Clock, Gill sell, ct No. 1871 >
U'S' street, between 18th aud 2Rh streets west t.
~ sntiIs contents thereof consisting. in part, Of
ne -eN coo esse PianofUtta, Stool ard Cover
" aiLut Parlor suite, in crimson reps.
ainnt PsIlcr Furniture, ia hair-cllth
Two freDc b. plate NJ antel Mirrors
" alnut aud Mahogany MAJ bic ton Tables
sinnt Bookcase. Chamber Stoves
p sniel Orssments, Ensrayinss and Chromos.
~ us.sls, Three.Ply and other Carpets.
Oak MaItle-top Sdeboard W ain nj Extension Tahia
French China Gold band Dinner ssryice
Fine Glass. Plated and China W are
Csns-seAt Arm and Side Chairs
Walnut Marhie-iop Chamber Suites.
slnut add Painted " ardrubes.
Hair and Husk Mattresses. Toilet Sets.
Feather Boosters and Pillows.
Blankets, Spreads, Sheets, &C.
Cook Stove, Kitchen Requisites, ~. =, sc.
seps-dts LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
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DALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL.
ID ROAD.
DEroT CORNER 9Th SITS. W. ~ SHHH

AMER August 9th, 1873, trains will as follows
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE Al
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
$50 q. M, Niagara EXP, 6:l3 q. m, New York ex
daily. press, daily
os a. m, New York tx s:35 a. m, all daily, ex.
press, daily except Sun cept Sunday.
SIS a. m daily. aooommo North and Wsss daily IT,"
dalton. ll:23 m, Accommoda-
HIS q. m, Fast Line ton from Baltimore.
West, daily, except Sun 2:1 .. m, Cincinnati ex.
day. press, daily, except Sun.
SIS, Baltimore express. daily, except Sunday
$50 p. m, Baltimore &C. SIS p. m, all daily, ex.
commodation, daily, ex- cept Sunday.
cept Sunday. 1888 D. m, daily, from
Sis p. m, Cincinnati tx Baltimore, daily from
press, daily, except Sun. West and North.
eos p m, daily New York press, daily. ~A
Night Express. ll:O3 D. M, New York
10 p m, Pacific Expressl express.
daily.
Trains leaving Washington ct S:38 O.. m. and $50
p. m, connect at Bowie with trains for Marlboro.
leaving Bowie at $40 and II a. m, and 5:5 D. m,
arriving at Marlboro at lo:sO and 1l1 O.. m, and
Trains arriving at Washington at ll:23 o. m. 6:s3
and S35 D. m, connect at Bowie with trains leaving
Marlboro at S:i5 q. M, $40 and $40 p. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner OF 18th street and Pennsylv ania
avenue, northwest corner 10Th st. and Pennsy
avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels and residences to all points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column.
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points north, northwest, west, and southwest
K. l.. DUBARRY, General Supt
Il. 3. YOUNG, Gen1 Psss'r Agent. jy2l-u
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10y DUNCANSON, BOWLING co, Aucts,
ID Southeast corner of 9th and streets no Invest

10y DUNCANsON, BOWLING & CO., Aucts.,
- Southeast corner of 9Th and streets no rthwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LQTs0N DELAWARE AVENUE, NEAR TIE
CAPITOL.
COkNER OF NINTH AND r sTREETS
hH9EEEHEw w E KE3MN AS THE ST. CLOUD
a. BY virtue of deed of trust to the undersigned
datsd psce n e. A is7l and dgly resorded
49, one Of the land recoi DIS for Washington county
in the District Of Columbia aud at the request Of the
9Th diy q septemssr
d 1873, at 80 O'Clock p. m, 10 front Of the premi
uated in the city of Washington, in the Dis
tIict OF Columbia, known and described upon the
leen, 49, seventeen, (ED and eighteen, (lS,J and
the east part Of Lot mum oered fifteen, Us, thirty
bered six hundred aud thirty aye 6ss5 10 the sad
city 81 WnsshIngton in the District Of Columbia,
By virtue of the same deed of trust, duly men,
toned and described as above, and under the same
the day Of ppei On ~
p. m, in front OF the premises, all that parcel Of
ton, in the District of Columbia, known aud de-
eT he'd upon the Plat snd plan thereof as and being
tgsS and ttw ss1 ~ in sg9 1 ngmbeEea
Of aG the Il as @
said, included within the following meles and
said and tuning thence on nort i
west ftytwo feet (52 feet eight (sJ inches thence
south eighty-six 1857 feet, thence west siXtg nine
s9l feet six @ inches thence south thirty $500 feet,
thence east to Ninth street west, aud thence north
alopg said Ninth street to the beginniug together
with all the Improvements, rights, privileges, and
appurtenances to all u the said premises belonging
c snyTss sss I tn
northwest, in the said city Of Washington All of
the foregoing described property being the same
property which was conveyed by certain deed Of
partition dated the 18th day Of July, A ID. 1854 and
duly recorded in Liber N. O. T. No 46, folio 3S7 of
the land records for the county of Washington, in
the aforesaid District, together with all the i'm
proyements, rights, privileges, and appurtenances
70 all of the said premises belonging or in anywise
appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. notes, bearing interest at ten per cent per
annum, and secured by deed Of trust upon the prem
ises all cash. IL the purchaser purchasers pre-
fer. deposit CT $50 will be required upon each
lot In square 635 as soon as knocked off; also de-
post of 81 900 Will be required upon the hotel prop
erty, square S7, as soon as knocked of. All convey
aLcing, &C. at the cost of the purchaser or pur-
cbasers. If the terms ef sale not complied with
within ten days after the sale, the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk aud cost
Of the defaulting purchaser or purchasers
HENRY B0GUE,l r-..o
D. J. FOLEY, iius'ees'
DUNOANS0N, BOWLING & CO.,
aug2O Auctioneers.
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RY FRANCIS A. KERRY, General Auctioneer
COMMISSIONERS SAIL OF A VALUABLE

AES By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit court
@fs for the city Of Alexandria, Virginia, rendered
its May term, 1873, in the chancery suit Of
shirley j King VS.. Shrecyes and McQueen, the I'm
dersigned, commissioners therein named. Will sell At
public anction at the wharf foot Of Osmeron street
In the city Of Alex andria 1t O'Clock m, on SAT-
URDAY, the 27th day Of September, ISIS, the flne
schooner" William Henry" ROW running on the
Potomac. This vessel has one deck and two m asts
As feet in length, IS 6l0 feet in breadth feel
in p.h, measures % 6Slo0 tons capacity under her
traffic and the oyster trade.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third Of the purchase money 70
ments OF and II months with interest from the ay
Ct SALE secured by the bonds Of the pure with
the said instalmets aud interest fully paid aud
The vessel liable TO be resod at the risk on the
chaser, upon the above terms, in the event OF his
failure 70 comply with the conditions of sale
Given under our hands this alst day Of August,
S SkPfS [. a sa MoSosIEbAoH' oom'r. of sale.
auezz-eotd
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A HARTFORD GENTLEMAN who had tarrief
late at a wine supper, found his wife waiting
his return, in a high state of nervousness. Said
she-"Here I've been waiting, and rocking in
the chair, till my head spins round like a topl,
'Jess so, wife, where I've been, !" responded he,
HIrS an ne dfns0SDhsref'