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, 1874-06-06

THE BROOM AT wonK.
WAsH1soroN, D. g., June 6.-Gen. Bristow
has continued to mako things lively In the
Treasury Department. Only two dayB has
elapsed since 1io assumed the duties Of his
Office, but thero ID not M officer or retainor who
is not tonight pretty we'll convinced TINT there
ia party by tile nauo Of DrlBtow at tho 1ead Of
Affairs. They .hnvo all boon givon to UNDER
stand that they will DO hold directly responsible
by tho nav Secretary.
THOROUGH oyEnHAULlHu
Is being had. Tho story Of tho unparalleled
mannor which Mr. N1uett WAS compelled to OK
plnin yesterday, why his order should bo signed
was soon raiacd over tho Department, and tho
officials hnyo since been going about In ata.e
Of round-oyed a1naZemont, that IL worry comcaf.
To-day Mr. Vanderbilt, the appointment Clerk,
VAS interviewed. Ho was instructed that ho
would 10 hold responsible that no ono is here
nfter borno on the rolls un1eHB
AN EQUIVALENT IN ACTUAL LABOR,
for which tho eaiary Is paid, iB rendered. This
frightened Vanderbilt, and he intmated tint tho
responsibility would bo hcavy one, which ho
might not be nblo to stand up under without
assistance. To this BrHtow responded: II will
sustain YOU, hIr. Vanderbilt, and aBHBuro you
that you will not find any deficiency in my back
bono''
An active noarch ia milking for tho ,namca Of
tho roteiuora Of the Department who have boon
receiving pay without 0c,ng compelled to do any
work, aud they
WILL ne PROMPTLY DISCHARGED.
T16ntecu wcnt to lny, and many more will fol-
low before ten days hnvo elapsed. It is proba-
bio that tho country will experience new SEN
sation when tho full extent Of this favorltism
by which o11iciats aud Congressman hhve been
enabled to feed their rotainers OF both
Re1es anl doubtful character at tho public crib,
Ia developed, so far as this one Department.,
even, is concerned. Tile nov Secretary 6cema
also fully determined that everything
NUsT DE DONE UNDERsTANDINU1Y,
and tho system OF signing papors in tho regular
course Of routine buHiness. which has
heretofore enabled ltttlo rings and cliques
OF clerks to manage important affairs
as Buitod their convenience or inter
Brtatow connivos At any villainy, he will not do
il through ignorance. People at a distance can-
not vol imagine how refreshing this chnnge is
to thoso hero who layo been accustomed to the
Richardson way Of doing things. It is like tho
effect produced by a trst-clasa thunderstorm
towards tho cloae Of sultry day.
TIE SECRETARY STARTS out wELL
and has mnda hoHtH Of friends in forty.oight
hours besidoa the multitude ho hnd bofolo. Ex-
plstation has risen to u groat height, and If it
ia disappointed 1t will DO no hight matter.
BAwyEn's SUCCESSOR.
Speculation brings forward the names OF
Gen. Fuller, Of Toledo, William Drown, Of Lott
isville, and William Z. Chandler, who formerly
held tho pohtion, in connection with tho yaoan-
cy caused by Sawyera resignation.
, 1874-06-06
RECIPROCITY.

Synopsfa Of tho Proposed Treaty He.
tween tho United States and Cnna
tltlN.
NEw YonK, June 5.-Tho Tt'io ,sne's WaBhinp
ton correspondent gives an outline Of the pro-
posed reciprocity treaty between this country
and Canada. The propositions, which hay<
been submitted to tho Senate, arc understood ta
DO substantially as follows:
Ffrst-The abandonment On the part OF Great
Britain and Of Canada OF all claim for oomponsa-
tlon On account of the concessions Of tho Unitod
statos by the Troaty Of Washington Of the prlvi.
logo Of tho *sinal,oro fisheries"
SeconG-Tlo FREQ admission and interchaurs
OF all natural products of tho United States aud
the British Provinces.
Third-Iho rcciprocally FREQ admission Of tho
manufactured products OF tho two countries.
Hpoclilc0ly enumerated.
Fouftt-TAo Wol'autl and st. Lawronoo Cnnaf
to be built by tue Dominion.
FitM-Tho baughnauaga Canal to be built bJ
Sir1h-Amcrican and Canadian built voasclB
may carry cargoes aud passengers from any port
on tho Groat Lakes aud tho River st. Lhwronoo
to any other such port.
Seue"th-All canals on either aldo Of ths
boundary. to bc opon, nndcr the aamo conditions,
to tho citizens Of the two countries.
EiJhM-I4ake Michigan to bo omen to Can.
adams, ns the st. Lnwrence Aas boon to Amori-
oalls.
Ni1th-osnaliens nav purchase American
voHsolH and register them M Canadian snd
Americans may purchase ansi register Canadian
BULL youHeis III lilo manner.
4enth-A Joint Commission to regulate the
navigation OF st. Clair Lake aud River.
Eiercnth-A joint Commission for lilo rropa-
CATION of fish.
Ttoe!flh-A joint Commission for tho roRula.
ton and maintenance of light-honncu
:, 1hsrtfen'h-A joint Commission for regulating
TIC Interchange Of traffic at cuBton1-housou Oh
tho line. ~A
Fourieenth-Tho treaty to continue in force
for tWeuty-ono yenrB.
The treaty, M las been already stated, Aas
their alvco and consideration, a.ld according to
tho 9lvico which tho Senate nlay giya viii h.
pend fnrthor action III tho way of ,egotiation an1
tlio aottea1ent Of details: II tho Senate reports
fayol1oiy, the treaty will be at once perfoot.d
and sent back for ratification. F''to''oo
, 1874-06-06

WASHINGTON, D. g., Juno g.
EErTLEns' RELIEF BILL.
hlr. WINDOW, from tho Committee on Pub
liz LandB. reported fayorably On tho bill for tho
relief Of certain Bottlors OH public lands lu
minnesota nnd Iowa. Passed.
MEMORIAL.
hlr. LOGAN presented a memorial; signed 1y
1000 cItizonh OF Illinois, praying Congress to
c!artar doub!e-track ral}r0ad from tho AlisslH-
aippi River to the Atlantic Ocoan. Rcforrod.
TIE ARMY HILL.
Tho sonnto insisted upon ita amondmonta to
tho Army Appropriation BILL and hteRsrs, Wost,
Logan, aud StoyaaHon, woro appointed M menl-
bers Of Conference Committee tlloroon.
NEW LAND DISTRICT.
Mr., QQI4ESDY, from tho Committne on Pub.
llo Ia,tln reported fayorabiy oil tic bill to cro-
ato MI additional laud d|atric: in ths Yorrtory Of
Colorado. Placed on tho calendar
Mr.. ANTHONY submitted u resolution ill.,
Btruuti,g the Committee on tho Judiciary to ok
anime aid report upon tho subject Of printing,
pnbsl,tng, and distributing tho unitoa statos
Htgtl1toa-at-Largo. Agroetl to.
CoNTEsrASTA' oLAlNa.
bIr. HAMILTON callel Up tho resolution to
nay Francis ". Sykes, late contestant for t)e
scat from Alabama, the BalarY Of Senator from
March 1, 1873, to May =, 1871. and oMe mileage
, 1874-06-06
POSTAL MATTERS.


WAsn1NaroN, D. G., June 5.-Tho House
Poat-Offico Committee have agreed to report tho
bill providing TINT on all newspapers and peri
odica1 publications. mailod from q known ofIlce
Of publioaton OF news AGENCY, and Addressed to
regular Subscribers or newB-agonts, postage
Bhan bo charged at tho following rates:
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS
Issued weekly, and mora frequently thnu once It
week, ono cent and half, and on those Issued
less frequently than onco week throo centB,
for caoh pound or fraction thereof. On receipt
of such newspapers md periodical publications
at tho oflco Of mailing, thoy arc to 10 weighed
In bulk and postage paid thereon by apocal
adhesive stamps.
COUNTRY pApEns.
Ho"epapera, ono copy to cach actual aub-
kcrlbor residing within tho county wero printed,
in whole or In part, and published 80 freq
through tho mails but tho aamo shall not bo de-
liyored at letter-carrier offices or distributed By
carriors unless postage is paid thereon, by
law provided md rewapnpera and 1nagazineH
sceiproca!ly, intorchauged betwoen publishers,
not exceeding Bixtonn ounces in weight, to DO
confined to i auge copy Of each publication, so
FREQ through the mails. All mallablo matter Of
tho third class may weigh not exceeding four
pounds for each pnckago thereof. and postage
shall DO charged thoroon at the rate Of cont for
each two ounces or fraction thereof, but nothing
herein contained ahall DO hold to change or
amend Soc. 134 Of naid act.
AEFlDAyITs AHE 70 ne MADE
By publishers or nova agents to securo their Ad-
heronco to these provisions, for tho violation OF
WHICH penalties nre proHcrbed.
Tho Committee also agreed to report an
amendment TO the statute fixing and prescribing
tho method OF adjusting tho salaries Of Post
1naators. Tho Committee also agreed to report
o bill to Insure
THE nErTEn EXECUTION OF atA1L-coSTnAcTs.
Il provides. among otler tlings-that. before
tho bond Of tue bidder Is approved, 1t must bo
shown tho Buroties arc ow1lers Of real estate
worth q sum doublo tho amount Of the bond. II
any regular contractor shall fail or refuso to
perform service, tile Postmaster -Gonora! shall
proceed to contruct with tho no1t lowest bidder,
unless tho bid shall bo considered too higl1. In
such event tho Postmaster Gonoral may contract
with any Vi next lowest bidders.
TEMPORARY CONTRACTS
may bo made in certain cases, for not exceeding
six months. until tho letting under advertisement
can tako place.
TIL E APPROPRIATION D1LL:
Tho amendments proposed by tho Senate Ap-
preparations Committee to tho post-ufllco A1>-
preparation bill provide thut postage OIL all
lnailnble matter Bhull hereafter bo propaid Mt
tho timo Of mailing: to restrict tho free doiiv-
cry system to cities haying population of not
leas than $4,000 instead Of 90 600 ns fixed by tho
House. md strike ont tho House provision TINT
tho Department OF Agriculture reports shall
pass froe through tho mails.
, 1874-06-06

was undertaking to ray itn equitable proportion
Of Thnt tho cost had boon. Tho tostimony be-
foro tho District Investigation Oommittoo showed
thas tho government WAS most numerically
flooced.
After adducing at considerable length, como
strong arguments to prove that 1t uas not con-
tomplated that tho residents Of that District
should pay all the expenses and tho ontiro coat
of tho improvements, tho Committee Says.
Aside then from nil qucstions Of continent, Of ratr-
otam or Of pride In tho National Capital, your uom-
mittce arc impressed with tho belief TINT tbs Federal
citizens a1.sl tho Local aoycrnnont "a would ronro It
tooontrute to tho municipal o1pcnse. amaunt bear
ing the relation to tho whole amount required hero
bears to tho interest Of tho Local uoyornnen, anl tha
they believe to DO ut least ono'hn1f Your Committee
will not attempt to prescnt comparative atatcment Of
ments.
IMPROVEMENTS NJ THE IAsr CONGRESS.
Reference has beon rnato to expenditures only
to slow tho utter taok Of any policy toward tho
District which runs through tho whole legisla-
trated in tho ono faot TINT tue Forty-socond Con-
gress appropriated moro money toward tho i'm
provoment Of tho Capltal than had boon appro-
prietoa during thc sovcnty ycnra preceding. It
Is na re that It would DO much "sor
National and Local Governments to fix upon
tribute. triouted y by both, aud that i is moro % I'M
portant that tho approximations should ho
principle than Tint thoy should bo large. Such
course, had II been adopted In 1900, and Btendi-
y purared toward tho Capital, would havo made
1t to day
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL o1rY IN THE WORLD,
md such q course, now stoadily pursued, will
mako It 80 ut no very distant day. Tho report
concludes with tho romark that, inasmuch as it
il probable that tho District Inveaigation Com
mittoe will report bill sostI!nE the question Of
tue, proportion of tho District oxponeos
to bo borno by the General Government, tho
Committee reporting will submit mono. Takcn
a! II oil, the report strengthens the held
Of the District upon Congrosa, and will,
doubtless, bo Of great nssistapco in securing =
liberal appropriation at tho present session. It
i g understood that Judge po!nnd ia the author
Of THO report, although it evidently received tho
sanction Of at loast Il majority Of the Committee.
WILL HEsUME TIE INVESTIGATION.
+ Thore are vory good roasons for believing TINT
tho District Investigating Committee will report
IN favor Of continuing tho investigation go we'll
begun, either bya commission Or d committee
Of Congross, armed with ull tho necessary powers
to probo tho mass OF corruption to itB centre.
Tho city pross ars, for obvious reasons very
much opposed to such action.
, 1874-06-06

LINEN SUITS, 80. .....
Linen Suits, &c.
Mns. G0ssuQe
@' Co.,:

Solicit attention to the fresh
and attractive designs offering
in these goods. Plain, Braided,
and Embroidered Linen, Pique,
and Lawn Suits; White Swiss
Evening and Commencement
Dresses; Travelling Suits in
Wash Poplins, and other fab
RIGS both cheap and artistic.
Our stock Of Children's Linen
and Pique Suits is largely re-
p1enished, in sizes for all ages.
A choice stock Of Lace Sacques
and Points, Sleeveless Jackets,
Yak and Combination Co.'S
TUNES, and Polonaises, in new,
elegant, and exclusive designs,
always on exhibition.
Dresses and Costumes made
to measure at shortest notice.
Orders solicited.
l06, lob & ITO State-st.
60 s. G2 Westinghouse.
, 1874-06-06

ROME, June 5-Tho Pope WIS able to coils
brato mass this morning, and aubseouentl1
walled to his library. Ho is very feeble, but th@
FOYER has left him.
, 1874-06-06
SPAIN

MADRID, Juno 5.-Fivo hundred conylota vhd
were ongnged in the intransigonta rebellion al
Cartagcna, have been embarked On the Spanish
eteamor at Orln, to bo taken back to Bpain.
Over S2U0, 900 worth OF money and other plum
der WAS found in their possession.
, 1874-06-06
CUBA,

NEW York, June IA Cuban letter sayst
"Tho principal corpB-commandors Of the spau.
ieh forces hnyo quito recently boon coming to
Havana for the purrose Of comforting with th&
Capsain-Goneral. After romaluing fow days,
they return to their commands. All indicatos
That tho Captain denoral is determined to nuBl1
things"
Adviccs from NIanzani1lo state that tho insur.
gent band, whom it was thought bad left that dis.
t1ict, arc agaln making their appearance, md II
from Nuovitns. The condition Of affairs is ro.
ported ns very bad. The Insurgents aro said to
be ncar, and can ontcr tho city whcnever thoJ
please.
The Government Inns commenced the collec-
tton Of tho 220-por-head ta1 dacrced some timt
age. upon tho Alaye-ownors for each slave IN
their possession.
Indications point to eickIy ncnson. Yollou
fever Inns begun to make its appearance, and
smallpox, scarlotina, aud measles abound.
, 1874-06-06


1would further provide that, from and after
tho date fixed for redemption, no bills, whether
Of National Banks or Of tho United 6tates,
returned to tue Treasury to DO exchanged for
now BILLS, should 10 replaeod By Bills Of
year after resumption all bills ot loBa than &6
should be withdrawn from circulation, and In
tWe years al bills OF laas than Go should
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CONSUMPTION, the scourgc of the human family,
may In its early stages he promptly arrested and
permanently cured.
RAvEEswO0D, W. VA, October %, 1872.
DIR. r. Y. Pierce:
Sir,-vor the last year l have been using your
Golden Medical Discovery. owe my life to 1t,
having been afflicted for years. Did not use II but
short time before was benefited; nj that time
very bad, not able to sit up much, was suffering
greatly with my throat. was getting blind, had Il
dry cough, and much pain in my lungs. have used
twelve bottles OF the Discovery, and am almost we'll
KATE T. WARDSEH.
A SON Of Mr.. j. H. MEsECK, OF Chatham Four
Corners. n. y, has been cured Of consumption by
DR.. PIERcE's Golden Medical DiScovcry-so says
Mr.. G. B. CANFJELD, editor Of the Chatham
Courier.
S. r. EGLAR, druggist, OF West Union, O., writes
10 state that DR.. PIERCE'S Golden Medical Dis
covery has effected wonderful cure Of conShmp-
ton In his neighborhood.
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....,,,rrp raoa T.xsr rAox.l
=. The following delegates hs ,.e r peer

,,clccS. The foito~sns o us tSs county Com.
pre S to the secretary Of the eou''
mittee: 7,,,ashi,,. "A. G. Jones,
.arns Abbott, r. $. Wnne1 y" t,,,onar A
T STs;ssser. John A. Cers,ey' a. Mon,e;ro' A
I m~,i J. II. Winfree, Dr. a. Inhn o,Rricn
= Woodbridge. J. ID: Cfa.e' 'oT Iinscor ,t,
}. II: B a.s.mn b. A. Hancock. FranE An
la'a'opS Hancock, j. d. EEcst, + a.
Huno'.'' T. J. Cbcatlsm, William r.
ON, JOHN Murphy, :: ~. h"iln''' ~ D'
<shalkley, and A. i. ME.'lee. Wy . p,,t,,r
"nn,mudo. D. htktsSon, "; n. O. H" "
". y Hayward, Z. '. burgess, W. l. ute'
.orv, and j, NJ. Rewwec. = >r,os,,,
Those from Ettricks are & iS'icS ah'
lanes Andrews. ,,., e,,.oy,nn
: DO average attendance az vac e"o Ds.l
.nhnoIs on the Sundays IN sec,"s, ,.;It
~, 900: Methodist, lio; Meas M tta, 1a .S
7n6. PRESBYTERIAN, 50; Co'ore" aSs''i''' Nv
Mctuud;>t Missionary, ID.
ruy CIRCUIT CovaT.-ihe ee". .,:s0 r, 90
hh n ~ gregory Us. AmbeTs was argued
1ioi Va" 81, ard submitted. Judge Wc'Sigel
;oos The papers and reserved his DECISION,
''n T, ~" ha,snce Of the session was consumed
in considering commoss'aw cases.
T,rrmrs's pArAnE.--Alert Fire COMPANY ~,
r., ' ASSISTANT s II. G.. Ferguson command
INC ard tie Hook and Laduer o.Inlans
,HS. "s Assistant George n. Rogers command
inc The whole under Chiet Ensineet ooh'
ss cc1se paraaed YESTERDAY The ; spp oEs
s scn fine appearance, and the "sqatr'
inc" was up to the usual standard.
M,soa Tories. Jefferson Literary socie'
meets 10. night at the county court house.
list G. delinquent real-cstate taxpayer
will Ike posted UP in a few days. e.o;,,
Interesting debate At the Lone star Socle'
next meeting night. r. .,,xo
Pr,ycr-mecting at the Methodist churc
to-nig lit a,74 O'Clock.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
m 1919 Matn street,

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A LOT, WITH
ON THE SOITTU LINE OF BROAD STREET
And WEST LINE OF SIXTEENTH STREET,
AT AUCTION.-By virtue or certain deed OF
trust executed to me as trustee from John Harris
and wife, dated 14:h of May, 1873, duly recorded
in the clerks Office of the Richmond Ehsncery
Court, In d. r. 101 c, page SOS, shall In eXecu-
tion of said trust being thereto required by the
beneficiary sell at public auction. on The premises,
on WEDNESDAY the 25th Of February, 81 at
i O'Clock p NJ, the above described property. The
LOT fronts 26 feet on the south line of Broad
street. and running back depth Of Sc feet
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses OF sale ana 10
Sarah Harris of i400, GATED 14th of May, 1878 ;
and rs 10 the residue of said purchase money, on
and direct or in case OF his failure to give such d.
rcctinu ut such time rs the tru tee shall think fiji.
fcI9 JOHN &. WADE, Trustee,
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Msgz4AsscE CeapASIIs:
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COM -.
o. 2
RtCHMosp v,SA
TNNURANev.
No. 11I3sMA,S srr ~.

.s,7;ooo
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BY Richardson e Co.,
Real Estate Agents and 4uctionecrs,
lib Vain street.

A VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING
IA AND LOT ON TIL SOUTHEAST C0RNER
OF M AND TWENTY FOURTH STKEEIS,
UNION hill, FOR SALE BY AUCTlON.-On
THURSDAY fhe Goth instant, at ~ o'clock
r. 81. we shall sell by auction, on inc premises,
q valuable FRAME DWELLING, win ra s
fine south side of street of Tweaty fourth,
and running back about 65 feet.
TERMS: Une-third cash; :. baISnce In SIX and
twelve months, negotiable notes to be given for the
deferred payments, with interest added, and Sc
cur ed By q deed OF trust. ~
y - ~ RICHARDSON & CO..
70 "a Real Estate Auctioneers.
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COOKS. STATIONERY. DE.

Es,0Ks, STATIONERY. DE.
TIME Is MONEY.
GET JCLIEN's INTEREST TABLES,
containing an
ACCURATE CALCULATION OF INTEREST
ats Z, s, 8, aud 10 per cent.
ROTH SIMPLE AND COMPOUND,
on all sums from cent to $40 600, and from one
cay 10 Six years.
PRICE, ONLY 81.
Sent postpaid 10 any address on receipt OF price
Money returned Ii not satisfactory.
e'""' j. =. BELL & CO.,
fe 23-3t los Main street, Lynchburg. Va.
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PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FROM
4 the merchants Of Richmond city to furnish
the Central Lunatic Asylum with the following
articles:
1900 pounds (A) BROWN REFINED SUGAR,
1900 pounds best HoMINI.
s bags RIO COFFEE imcdium grade).
2 chests TEA-one green, one bac&-(me-
dunn;
1000 pounds best CINCINNATI BRIGHT sHoUL-
DERS-
20 bushels CORN.
4 600 pounds SIIEAF OATS or HAY.
so hounds best GOSHEN BUTTER,
SO bushels best BoLTED CORN MEAL,
$50 gallons MoLASSES I'm eoium)
l barrel best CIDER VINEGAR,
barrel HEADLIGHT KEROSENE OIL.
barrel MOUNTAIN WIIISKEY (nedium quail
ty), for hospital use;
so pounds RICE.
80 bushels BLAcK-EYE PEAS,
bale BED-TICKISG igood),
l bale COTTON OZSABuRGS, for shirting;
so bales STRAW,
1000 II FAD OF CABBAGE,
2 sacks best LIVERPOOL SALT.
Samples, with the prices annexed, must be sent 70
the Asylum by the I'D DAY OF MARCH NEXT.
fe 2I-1w n. T. PAGE, Steward.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

VA az sales OF real estate made betfoeen the lst
.,anuary and soth Of June The tares for the pre-
all sales made bdpeen the lSt Of J,.Ig and las
@hs year TIE ta1es hare to be paid 6y tae SslIs,
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LITTELL'S ] WING AGE, with either Of the
"a Wcekiies or Monthlies, for SlU.
Specimen copies of any OF the above sent post
paid to any address on receipt Of ten cents
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ALE FOR FAMILY UsE-ESGLISu ale, CREAM
ALE, AND PoRTEg.-To supply a demand from his
many countrymen here, HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that he 1atters himself will fairly compete
with their home beverage both in flavor and quality,
anil with his universally cream ale' and
porter will enable him TO please the palates of all.
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly filled
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By Moody & Royal,
Real Estate kuctioueers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

rs,RUsTEE's SALE OF HANDSOME
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on FOUR
rTE1tS M STEEET NEAR CORNER OF PERRY
sTREET IN TIE TOWN OF MANCHEsTt r.,
VhLBy virtue of deed of trust executed 10 the
undersigned by John r. Cogbll, bearing date on
the etR day of September ] s73, and duly record
ed in the County Court CLERKS Off e Of Chester
field county, d. b., volume 81, page A. for certain
nurnoses therein entloucd Shall expose for sale
at public auction on THURSDAY the goth day Of
Feb uary, l S74, 1T AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE
and LO'j on said street. The lot fronts AZ feet on
Fourteenth street by 66 feet. The building Is en-
tlrrly new. containing four good rooms well ell
closed, and in first-ratc condition.
and expenses Of sale the balance payable Us fol-
lows: A note due May ] 9th, 1874, for a243.75,
and the residue II any, upon credit made known
on day Of sale. j. Nj. MOODi,
fe 81 ct Trustee.
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WE ADVISE ALL IN WANT OF irish LINENS
linen sheetings, pilow-case linens, linen table
Gamask, colored and white linen tabe-cloths, doy-
lies napkins, towels, towelling. tray-narkins and
Turkey red ablecloths, TO call at LEVY BROTHERS,
who make specially In this class of goods. They
Show very large assortment and offer great in
duccmcnts to purchasers.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

w TED, to EXCHANGE Fun
w GREENBA CHS five hundred tons OF t Ioy
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