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I MARCH, 184S.

and reform and both have been con
| stantly stimulated by the press, which
has not hesitated to demand the remov
al of the second officer of the cabinet
| and his Immediate assistants. Mean
while "Butlerism" has sensibly declined
| The member of Congress who is not the
leader of the House is General Butler
| The same gentleman is he who is not
likely to be the next Governor of Massa
chusetts. But there was general dispo
sition not very long since to consider Re
publicanism and Butlerism synonymous
and to smile at the suggestion that the
general had not yet mastered the party
The situation of the Southern States
also, has not escaped the observation and
the criticism and censure of the party.
The committee of Congress, indeed, could
not find proper grounds for taking South
Carolina in hand, but it did express sym
pathy and consciousness that there was
much to be deplored, while there has
been no stronger denunciation of the
enormities in that State and elsewhere
than in the Republican press On the
the other hand, and as an illustration OF
the difference between two dominant
parties, during all the Democratic delir
ium about slavery in the Southern States
before the war, we recall no similar criti
cism and unshrinking condemnation in
the Democratic press of the country;
the managers of the party in those
States were never called to account, but
all guilt and responsibility were thrown
upon "Northern interference"
The fear that the Republican party has
fallen hopelessly under the control OF
unfit leaders and disastrous counsels is
not justified by the facts. We do not
say, of course, that it has wholly escaped
them, or that there is not conflict with
them proceeding at this time. Indeed,
that it just what we do say But the
encouraging sign to those who know
that in free countries government must
be carried on by parties. and that there
is now no great dividing issue in our pol
itics, is that the Republican party has
healthy vigor enough to wrestle with it's
own evils and abuses, and that events
show a willingness and q wish among its
members for publication and reform. If
it be said that the truth is, the party is
and is therefore merely throw |
ing over its contraband freight, we reply
that that is the very thing which other
parties have not done nor attempted to
do. The Free-soil Democrats in 1S4S the
Douglas Democrats in 1857, tried to per-
suade the Democratic party to tighten
ship, and they were themselves thrown |
overheard for their pains. And if to-day, |
as will not be denied the best Republi-
cans in the country have more heart and |
hope than for many months before, it is
because they see more clearly than they
have hitherto been able to see that there
is spirit in the party which is coura-
geous enough to give battle to those who
would disgrace the common name, and
a spirit which now seems to have the
of victory
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Self Discipline,

Dr. Andrew Combe is an instance of
what may be done under the most disad-
vantageous circumstances, even by a
hopeless invalid. He was well educated
in medical science, and for many years,
he practiced as a physician. Then he
was compelled, by disease of the lungs,
to withdraw himself from the active du-
ties of his profession. He had now to
watch his own health with the utmost
discipline and caution. He knew that
he was suffering from a fatal disease, from
which there could be no hope of cure,
but he knew that with the utmost care
and selfcontrol, his life might be indefi-
nitely prolonged, though always with a
feeble and uncertain tenure. He fully
acted up to the conditions which he saw
imposed upon him, and his life was spar
ed during ten years. In this period of
extreme ill-health, caused by extensive
organic disease, he addressed himself to
literary labor, which had wide usefulness
and little popularity He issued volume
after volume, in which he made import
ant knowledge intelligible to almost
every order of mind, His long expe-
rience as an invalid was useful to many
invalids, on whom he urged the necessi-
ty of moderation and self-discipline
With all his weakness, there was hardly
any healthier man who lived so active
and beneficial a life. A writer speaks of
"that TALL spare figure, with its bright,
mild and malignant eye, and a manner
modest, yet firm and self controlled-a
man who struck the observer at once as
above the ordinary stamp. The express
sion of his face, to casual observer,
showed that he bore what he had to en-
dure with manly fortitude. There was
no querulousness, no discomfort, no
peevishness, no disappointment in the
lines of that face. He was in the
region above complaint. He used the
talent which had been entrusted to him,
and with abundant reward. ~ Leisure
Hours.
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Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
ii. l.. chaplain, President; J. d. CLARE,
Vice President; NoLNEY H. BENTON, Cashier
7. j. EDWARDS, Assistant Cashier and Book
keeper.
Dfreetors-H. L. Chapman, ]. d. Clare, John
Davis, Peter Pickrel, t. S. Matthews, John
Sanders and o. s. Miller.
STOCKHOLDERS:
II. L. Chapman, T. L. Hughes sr.,
J. d. Clare, John d. Davis,
Peter Pickrel, H. S. Bundy,
V. H. Benton, Lot Davis,
Isaac Brown, III. F. Austin.
Capt. John Bennett, IT, NJ. Jones,
John &. n. Cobb, John H. Lewis,
Q. F. Bertsch, F. H Miller,
w. T. Washan, %. s. Miller
Il. J. Edwards, Moses Sternberger
Linn Bentley, VIM. Jackson, 49,.
Il. ;. Matthews, Joseph Jones,
John Sanders, B. r. Evans,
r. s. Wilcox, A B. Monahan
John Stanton, Daniel d. Morgan,
j A. Long IS. A. Stephenson,
David ]. Jones, John H. Jones'
William H. Steele
ISAAC BROWN, TIP. SUTHERLAND,
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Summer-Tide.

There are blossoms in the garden sweet and
fair;
There's a sense of wondrous fragrance in the
air;
And the meadow grass is swaying,
The fckle breeze obeying;
And the daisies lift their white heads every
where.
There's a twittering in the tree-tops when the
earth
Rejoices at the mornings glorions birth,
As the little birds, awaking,
Their Ieafy nests fOrSaking,
Fly hither and fly thither in their mirth.
And the bees about the buttercups fly round,
With lazy, humming, drOning sound,
And they gather all the sweetness
Of the summer days completeness
Where the fields with clover blossoms most
abound.
There are heecy clouds above me soaring high,
Light and laZily, across the azure sky;
There are shadows shifting lightly
As the SunbeamS follow brightly;
And the day in peaceful beauty paSseth by.
And a silv'ry sound of soothing melody
From within the grand old forest comes to me !;
'Tis the tiny brooklet gliding
Beneath the trees, half hiding,
The while it ripples forth its song of glee.
And when the day is done the distant evening
bell
Ringeth out, while echoes soft the sweet tones
swell,
Till the stars, their bright watch keeping,
From the shadowy skies are peeping.
Any gentle silence comes at last with to
dwell.
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Friday night an Irish woman named
Hartman fell through the railroad bridge
on High Street. She was picked up
senseless and taken to Doctors Office,
who examined her and found no bones
broken. The old lady soon came to her
senses and exclaimed in pititul voice,
"Docther, will yees be afther given me a
wee drap of the good ould st0ff9l
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| ISAAC BROWN, t. p. SUTHERLAND
President. Pice-P President
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Richard Smith, editor of the Cincinna-
ii Gazette, delivered an address at the
editorial convention at Chillicothe
couple of weeks ago, which concluded
as follows:
The next point to which propose to
direct your attention is the duty of the
press to maintain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-21

IN IN m


p,crrornI Arp nANyrLLE RArLnoAs co.
r-r1Sn mr. EgysIyYYH AND suPERESTHNprdT,(
RICHMOND. VA. August 1, lefa.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take eteci
y MONDAY, august IL, 1s74.-sogIIn.nnahSS "a.
leave barkeyIlle q; 2:of 4. NJ: leave Dnnaee ..
40 A. M leave Danville at 7:44 A. NJ: al La
At Greens .ero' at 1898 A.. N. Conness a. Sn a.
iutte with trains On the Atlantis ana nicanon h,is
Line Railroad for Atlanta, Aon,g tS "'''
New Orleans. and all southern points; n,a.r..
SHY YORK E1Pp Ess, Esstward-leaTe ,sp p ~ :.
boro at 1916 P. NJ; leare nanyile =. 'rssrilie al
goo p az. :: arrive at Richmond at IL ~ L.n =,
TEpoUCa MAIL, Westw?rd-iesve TcM AZ IL &c
1893 2: 81; leave Burkeyilie a. av1li. at o:2o p
NJ: arrive ut Greens boro' 81 1l:5l :. ths
tr,in connects at Charlotte with traIns on E r
rh.r,ottr Columbis and Atlanta railroaoS 'o1 70
Inmnia. Augusta, savannah, Macon, anu al Aou'
ern points. r.d ,e,va Z: rpensboro'
n HhoS"Wu ave Danvt1ie at 5:13 4. M: leave
1nndee nj BOB A. NJ. leave Burktyi!le a. 1l:Su
4 n: arrive nc Richmond at ~ e. ~ inis
tr,in connects 1t BurkeylIle With trS1af On sne AZ
iantie, Mississippi and ONO ra,Iroao IRON h'noD
hurv and al, southwestern points. 500
yycHpuRG PASSENGER, Westward-lsavee
Richmt ndal 900 A. ~. leave Bnrksviils as lZ'4I
p. Ill; arrvs at Lynchburg at 4:40 T. a.
BTRKHyILLR ACCOMMODATIONS, East"nIo-
leave, burkeyil'e e 1876 A. M arrive al h'sn'
All through trains connect at Dundee With trains
ON the w. G., " N. aud q. :. railroad to ana from
Washington, Baltimore, New York, and all eastern
points. sar,h.
west, and baggage checked th r. .ra1coTr.
Engineer and Superintendent.
r. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. au IL
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DOOMS FOR RkNT.-Second floorE"
l. with use Of bath room, hit and cold Ell
water. cooking accommodations &c, In eood local
inv between First ana rifth streets. References eX-
cha nped A,t rass tW,', DisDdlci office. au 202t*
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RICHMOND AND PsTeHsEURG kAu-S
ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE 18th, 1874, trains
" on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
600 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except sun
day), connecting for all points South
and West. Sireping car attached.
500 A. NJ, FkElGH TRAIN daily Except Sun.
day), with coach attached, for Peters.
hurg and stations on the Southsids
road. Lynchimrg, and the West.
1:45 2. n, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectnt
for all points South and West. Pas
sengcrs taking This train will make
close connection at Petersburg FOL
Norfolk.
5:3OP.M., FREIGHT daily except Sunday.
with coach attached
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. IL. FREIGH TRAIN daily texcepi
Sunday with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectin,
with Richmond, Fredericksburg anC
Potomac railroad for all points Ess
5:ooP. H., Freight daily Except sunday,
coach attached.
sos z. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun
day., connecting with Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroac
fural points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. runninp through tC
Baltimore. Also making close CON
ncctiou with he Chesapeake and Onto
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
poinls North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS viii! not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester AM
Chester.
Trains OIL the Glover Hill will leave Chester a,
$50 p, Nj, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Relurn-
ing, will leave Glover Hill at L. NJ. on Wednes.
days and Fridays.
all TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
je27 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
l1l5 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
II Unired STATES District Court OF the Eastern
District of Virginia. entered July II, 1S74 IN the
cause OF Shields JtchtrnSticn and ais. tt I'M
dersigned, as special commissioners, Will proceed,
on MONDAY, August 81, 1874, u O'Clock +.
to sell at public ton, on the premises 10 the
highest bidder, iOfOF ROUND on Sincteeath
street, with the BUILDINGS thereon, described as
follows Beginning on the east line OF Nineteenth
sire ct % feet more essl north OF It's intersec-
ton with the north line OF Main street running
thence noralwardiy along said east line or Nine
tenth street Al feet more or essl 70 an alley and
running back between parallel lines 30 81 feet !:
beinv the sn,au BRICK Residence now occu-
pied BY, Or. s. ID. Schultz.
TRRMs: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses Of
the sale and 4395,28. with interest froin Juiy 2;
1874. and e4O6.77 on January J. 1875, and
94l S29 on July l, 1875. 70 be evidenced in Dego-
table notes. with interest added and title retained
until sale is approved and whole OF purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered W court
JOHN s. WISE,
JACOB COIN,
44 Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctiopeer. au19
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BY Cook Il Laughton, Aucuoneers,
corner Governor and Franklin street5

BY Cook Il Laughton, Aucuoneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
H. HUUSs HULD FURNITURE, HORSES.
SIS GE6wiSe 6k6PS S OF Pfo
PERrY, &C., AT AUCTI0N.--Un MONDAY the
"a h instant, Al OF O'Clock, we will by direction
Of the parties in,eresed sell at the premises Known
Joining DR.. McLarty's and near lakewood Gene
lcry, an excellent assortment OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &c, consisting OF
MAHOG ANY SOFAS, ROCKERS, and
Hands me LIBRARY CASE ard LIBRARY
UF MISCELLANEOUS WORKS;
CARPET ). PARLOR TABLES,
HAT-kACkS, ETAGERES,
MAHOGANY WARDRUBts,
WA.SStI,TANDs, BUREAUS
FEATHsE BEDS,
HAIR AND sHuCK MATTRESSES,
DiNiNG-RoOA CHAIRS,
SILVaR CAsTORs.
IA LIE and TEASPOONS,
STOVES. TENDERS, MAITlNGS,
CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C., &C.
reliable FAMILY A hGkss,
/ one-horse CARRIAGE aud HARNESS.,
! WORk-HOkSr. CART, aud HARNESS,
FARMING UTENSILS,
FEED CuTTEhs, SC
Two-thrds' interest In the growing crops OF Corn
and the usual ~ sfss THs SAME TIME
will be rented for the unexpred Year, with the pri-
vilege of rem. wal, the RESIDENCE, with six acres
of land attached. The house has been recently re-
modelled and thoroughly renovated. and Is Il desi-
rable and residence, and the premises are
well suited for market garden.
Sale positive and uureseryed r,
au19 Auclioncers.
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WARNS FOR RENT.

have for rent, on Cur's Neck. In Henrlco cou,
w thirteen miles from Richmoad' os roa"' anu
im,,rdiatsiy Oh jams river, ,,,rr,,y1M-
iii,n1I.' REAUTItUL AND HIGHLY I'M
foo" PROVED FARMS. o.,, viii,
hr' " ,S NV rLLISGS and Necessary out
s sInS amd the HONE TRACT OF 40 ACRES
I0S Of which Is well SET in tin,othy, ana adra ,
81 III. ,ab es and other outhouscs, are STORE,
,,rnsnicr shop ana blacksmith shop,al convent
emf TO new and sncstantiai wharf, "here TIC t''i
steamers can stop at all inns. ~
Parties wishing 10 rent are inricd to examine tlae
nrcmts-s Communications addressed to me al
Cur S neck pnSt-otce or hfchmoho' fa.' Will &c
ceivr prompt attention. ,,,.,,u,J
nh l4-eOd6t NlLLiahl HLEEIS.
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MOOD, COKE, AND COAL.-l ~oua
wv respectfulIy inform my hien's and the iup'
lie generally that have taken the yard formerly
cnpied by Mr.. j. r. +. Burroughs, hut more
by Messrs Staples & ION, ano hsfins pu' r,,h.
very large supDly OF wood and COAL, iof s!s.;
at summer prices. can eH>rd 10 sell on 4. g'o"'
not better. terms than can be had the CITY. ,ots
ANTHRACITE COAL, nicely screened t nau '''N
bv weight. orders solicited aud promptly nlierr:
Offices: Seventh and Main. and =! oad nsal -
iv lS.lm ". j. MCDoN ELL.
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BY Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
1113 Main street.

A DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM IN
N HENRlCO COUNTY, NEAR RlCHMoN
CITY, FOR SALE PRIVATELY OR BY Aug.
TIUN-On FRIDAY the 21st Instant, at or
O'Clock p. NJ. If not sold privately before, we
shall sill by suction, on the premises, yALHA,
BLELITTLEF FARM Of FORTf-ohVENA CRtS
OF choice fr,t-trees, comfortable country dwell,
Ing. the usual out-houses IN good repair owned and
occupied by Mr. Blakey. ON The Mountain ROAD, nan
a mile from the head Of The Brook turnpike, and
six miles ana half from the city Of richmond.
TERMS: Une-third In cash the balance In SIX
ana twelve months negotiable notes TO be given for
the deferred payments, with Interest added ana Sc
RICHARDSON & CO..
nh 2-eodtd 11l3 Main street.
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rcorresponcence of the Kichmond Dispasch
s,rrrIsc OF raE CITY coUsclL-PAssAGE OF
AN oRprNaNcE ESTABLISHING CITY AIMS
yor,se-Rs.rssUg OF STOLEN WARRANTS
PETITIONS, Ae.-aEMoSsrRAScs FROM hkR~
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP .c.F::,ss !,
~ COMPANY. sSsaEllzsssz
FOR NEW YORK.

This company Will dispatch one of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE. HATTIE.
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high
water
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un'
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, ~
North river.
Frelghts for points beyond New York FORWARDED
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until p. NJ. daily.
For Further informatsn. apply 10
GEORGE W.ALLEN & CO., Agents,
an2 ofice Company's wharves, Rockets.
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Bv Chafiin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Aucrloncers and Agents,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.

THE UNDERSIGNED, SPECIAL COM
l. MISSiONERS, appointed for the purrose by Il
decree Of Amelia Circuit curt made ut the June
term Of The said court, S74, will. In pursuance of
said decree, proceed sell, the premises. ut pub
lie auction, to the highest bid Ter. on the lOrIl
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, S74 III fair. and If not.
on the next fair day thcreafter), At O'Clock T. u.
on that day. that certain LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND in the city or Richmond (mentioned in
Commissioner Meade'S rcpo-t OF which WI liam
j. Barksdalc ied seized ana possessed and which Is
described III the deed 10 said Barksdale as fronting
90 feet the south side OF Water street and run
ming back TO the shiplock, and pounded on the east
by the land Of A. Roblnson Jr, and on the west ny
The land OF II. G.. Cahell.
TERMS: Five hundred dollars In cash. balance In
six, twelve, and eighteen months from the day of
sale, negotiable NOES to be taken for the deferred
payments with interest added. and title retained
until all Of the purchAse-mOney Is paid AMI de-
cree for the conveyance ordered by the court.
WILLIS j. DANCE,
THOMAS T. GILES,
ST. ccial commissioners.
BY CIIAFFIS, STABLES Co., Auctloneers:
- MI 7-tds
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RICHMOND, FkEp'G e POTOMAC r. Il. Co.,t
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND. June s. lS74.}
OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, FhED'G & POTOMAC r. II. Coz
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, Z
RICHMOND June s. lS74.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
1880 An, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leave
Broad. Street station (Sundsys eI.
a:s5 p NJ, p fsp!yahs NAIL leaves Byrd-street sta
11:o5 P. b., NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-stree,
station Sundays excepted.
6:OOE. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TEAM foi
Hanover junction. leaves Broad. Street
station Sundays exceptedl.
4:50 A. NJ, NIGHT NAIL arrives at Byrd-Streei
station Mondays excepled).
1870 P. NJ, DAY NAIL arrives at BY rd.ssreet sta
1890 P. a., B Beh GaI,y EXPRESS arrives
Broad-street station (Sundays except
s:s7A. M, SAuGSicoMMoDArIoN TRAIN ar,ive
at Broad-street station Sundays e1
NOTICE.
BY this route a new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR has been added TO right trains both Ways be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort OF Richmond passengers. CHARtIE FOR
BIRTHS, 81. Pas.e gers taking this car are moi
In the car to as late All hour AS they please.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station
DAILY fSundays exceptcd) ut $3.50 A. NJ. connect
Ing at Quantico with tn. Alexandria and Frcde.
ricksUurg railway for Baltimore Returning, will
arrive at Broad-Street station 1T S:15 =. III.
Through bills of lading and rates given to all
principal points North and West.
BY order Of General superintendent.
j. Is. GENTRY.
je S General Freight and Ticket Agent
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

have opened coal aud wood yard corr e., % %
Eighteenth and Broad street. for the .a!e o. w
VEk HILL. MIDLOTHiAN. aud WESI rnn,
COAL: also, ANTHRACITE COAL. all sizee' ava
OAK aud PINE WOOD, long, sawed ana 'p'''
all at lowest market prices. ,r,
orders left as above or az office corner OF st'ehH
and Byrd streets, xillbe promptly attended 10
~ 27-1m q. d. kIts-1 @--
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STOVES, TINwARE, dc.
ROCKS, STATIONERY. DC

TI1O PRINTERS, BINDERS, AND PUB
Il LISHERs.-The subscribers manufacture RO-
TARY PRINTING PRESS rs. with from two 10 ten
impression cylinders also, PERFECTIhG rkEss-
rs Of various descriptions with two or more impress
sion cylinders to be used with type or stereotype,
and with one TO six feeders, or with rolls Of paper
SINGLE and DOUBLE CYLINDER PRESSES.
BED and PLATEN POWER PRESS, for book
work NEW STOP CYLINDER PRESS, with
table distribution and from four to en-orm rollers
for The finest illustrated newspapers and the best
book ana wood-cut work. SMALL JOB, CARD,
RAILRoAD-TICkET and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SINGLE LARGE BAND CYLINDER PRESS
aud sINGLE HAND CYLINDER RAILWAY
FkESS. for newspapers OF moderate irculations-
printing by hand-power eight hundred impressions
pe, hour. Also, furnish every article required In
priuting,ghces Ctneluding tSIsl PAIESf LIT 1T Ic
and SCREW PRESSES: BOokBlSpERs, Ma
CHINE RY:;; also, MACHINERY FOR ELECTR0-
TYPTRS ana SIEREOTYPERS. CAST-STEEL
SAWS with Improved inserted teeth. The ABOVE
are ali mai ufaetsred on Cur own premises, under
our persouai supervision, Of the best material aud
workmanship. Illustrated catalogues sent ON APP
nlicnfIon =. r.. HOE il co.
Ufice and wsreroom.> 30 and 81 Gold street New
York Manufactures on Grand, Broonie, sheriff,
aud Columbia streets, New, York. au l2.3m
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BY Gralobs s. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
GRuBBs i WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. an Is
BY James M. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
i BUILDING LOT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
LEIGH STREET BETWEEN MUNFORD AND
GILMGR STREETS, At AUCTIUN.-By virtue
OF deed OF trust executed by NJ. Rose to the sub
scriner dated July 7th 1873, and duly recorded In
the clerks Office of RlchmoDd Chancery Court, In
ID. Il. 101 A, page 442, 10 secure the payment Of
certain negotiable notes therein mentioned default
having been made IN The payment OF one Of said
notes, and at the request Of the holder thereof,
will proceed 10 sell at public auction, upon the pre-
mise., OH TUESDAY the LIST day Of September,
1874, at O'Clock Z. ", III fair, If NOS the next
fair day thereafter, Sunday eIcepied) that pretty
LOT, as above located, fronting 81 81 feet on the
south side Of Leigh street, running back 81 ieet 10
an alley Lax feet wide.
TERMS: Enough ir cash to pay the expenses OF
sale and the amount of the note now due, and the
balance on such terms will be made known at the
hour Of sale. Ii. SELDUN TAYLOR,
Trustee.
LANES N TAYLOR & SON Aucunncfrs an 20