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GALE OF VALUABLE Personal
~ pRnpERTY.

AS trustee In deed OF trust executed on 4th
A mil 1877 by Parker C.. WeScOtt, To me as lrus-
toe In secure the pat ment of certain debt TO
Phps Jennings ~; on n ine S1s SLY dsy OF
DnSric anction. for casl at the Wesc0tt House, on
franklin street, In the city OF Richmond, the FIJI:
loving property, to:wll: las yards of OlL,CL0TH.
SHADES. So. yards Of WOOL CARPET, Sc yarGs
of DRESDEN TAPESTRY, 81 yards DAMASk,
~ Yards COCOA MATING, aud yards TAPES
Try CARPET. JOSEPH JOHNSON,
10 II Trustee.
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j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1115 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE LOT WITH Two WOODEN TEEF,
MtNTs THEREppAS'p o. 0N u E9KIHc SiRE ~
ST. STEPHENS STREETS. IN THE CITY OF
RItHMUND-By virtue Of decree OF the
Chancerv court Of the city Of Richmond entered
on the Goth June 1874. in the suit of Trent. trus.
tee U.s. Hill. and others, The undersigrc ed, special
commissioner thereby appointed. Will. on the n;G-
july, S74. at o'clock F. NJ. the above. described
property, fronting on said Federal street 90 feet
and running back between parallel lines l % feet,
and is part OF lot NO. Ii Ia the plan of DuvaEs
ADDITION.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance az SIX.
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes
vii interest added and ttle retained until all the
~" e ROBERT G. SCOTT,
iy11-td, special Commissioner
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.uMmnR nEs.SRrs

GUNNER BOARD Persons wishing
= BOARD In the country can ind 4 comfortable
house. its nearness ard accessibility, being dl.
rectly on the chesapeake and Ohio railroad distant
twenty miles from this city, renders it very desra
George 4. Hundley & Go. and Robert A. Lecky,
'''''' WooDsON & BOSWELL:
{r16stE Hanover Courthouse, Va.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUrEHINrENpEST,}
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE r AILRnkD Co.,
RICHMOND. VA. June ID. 1874. }


CCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
= SUNDAY, June IA, ls74.-CHARLoTTE FIX
rREsS-lesve kIchln0nd ut 11:40 L. NJ; leave
Rurkcville ut 1852 a. M.: arrive at Dundee at S:23
A. Nj; leave dundee ct 1888 A. NJ; arrive at Dan
vile at s:25 a. NJ: leave Danville at S37 4. NJ. !:
arrive ut Greensboro at 11:2S A. NJ; arrive al
Charlotte at J.. VI. ,oo
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YOaB EXPRESS
leave Charlotte at S:35 A. NJ: leave Greensboro
at 1913 +. NJ: leave Uanvle at 1886 T. NJ leave
dundee 1T 34S L. NJ: leave Burkeville at 500 T.
NJ: a. rive nj Richmond at n4 P. NJ. This train
connects al Charlotte with trains on The Charlotte,
Columbia and atlanta and Atlanta and Richmond
Air line railroads from Atlanta and all points South
and Southwest
;.IlHOCGH MAIL-leave Richmond at / :3S P. NJ i:
leave Burkevlle at All 7. NJ: leave Dundee al
g:25 L. NJ; leave Dauvilc ut 9:29 p. NJ leave
lIr.pns boro nj l2:40 A. NJ. arrive ut Charlotte al
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air Line and
Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroads for At
Iaula Montgomery Mobile. New Orleaus, Ccum-
iIa Augusta and all points South and Southwest.
THROUGH MAII.-ravc Charlotte al =. VI.
leuve Greensboro at 2:15 A. NJ: leave Danrile al
FurieviiIn al 1l:3C h. ~: arrive at Rirl mond al
2:22 F. NJ. Thi train connects II Burkevillp with
train. on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
from Lyncl.bur.. Knoxville, Chattanooga, aud all
points Southwest.
LYNCHBUKG ACCOMMODATION leave Richmonc
at 942 A. NJ: leave Burkevilie at 1:2O Z. NJ. ar.
rive at Lvnchburp al 4:4O =. VI.
ErGKEyILLE ACCOMMODATI0S-lcave Burke.
willie at 4:35 A. NJ: arrive ut Richmond at 1853
Through tickets sold to all points South and South.
west, and baggage checked through.
T. NJ. +. TALCOTT,
Engineer and superintendent.
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ATI1TIoN aALEs-Puture Days.
BY Richardson q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auc1eneerss
1113 Main street.
rA1nAR1M RRICK sTORE AND

A VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND NJ,
"A DWELLING ON THE NORTH SIDE W
BROAD STREET BETWEEN, T l,T.i TErs
FOURTH AND TWENTY.FlFIH fS2lr, TEnHIe o
On WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at . O'CLOCK ,ssS
r. M we shall sell by auction, on the premises Le
property described and located as aoo'e' III my
TERMS: One-tliIrd cash; balance 10 a1 arc .,o
twelve months negotiable notes to he eiven Io TUG
deferred payments, with interest added, anu Sc
euieu y ueeN - RICHARDSON & CO.,
,17 Aucti0necrs.
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MISERABLE SUMNER RESORT.

MRS. VI. p GARTH. Of Albemarle county one
mile from lvy dcpor, AID seven miles above Char-
lOttcsyille, is prepire to take q few more
SUMNER BOARDrRS.
Loration healthy. Table unsurpassed. Large. airy
rooms, and beautifully shaded lawn, admirably
suited to children. ,
Terms per mouth. *35; Children and servants
half-price. For further particulars, address
Mas. NJ. 7. GARTH. IVY depot,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. Or
". VI. CARY, Of p. 4. Sublett & Co..
=. o o,a,.ow Richmoud. Va.
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AUCrIOE sALmLThss Day.
BY Cook 4 LauGhton, Auctloneers.
corner Governor and franklin streets.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
VI HOLD FURNITURE &c, AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY at o'clock we will sell at our auction-
rooms general assortment OF househoid iasih'uiS'
consisting or
EXTENSION TABLES, LOUNGES,
KkFRIG Err ATORS, BOOKCASES,
SLDEBOARDS, TIN SAFES,
BEDSTEAUS, WkSHSTAEDS.
CANE and WOUD-SEAT CHAlRs,
Several superior FEATHER-BEDS,
HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES,
COUKING-STOyES, &C, &c.
CUUK & LAUGHTON,
jy17 AncLlonetrs.-
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG

BUFFALO SPRINGS. MECkLENBURG
D COUNTY, VA.-RECENr ntSCOVERY Of
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, dcci iediy lmpregnt.
ted with the celebrated - Salts of LtihiaL" These
Springs open for the reception OF VISITORS on the
In most of the chronic forms OF disease regarded
rs remedial BY mineral waters these springs ENJOY
II deservedIy high reputation. ~,
In general adaptation and curative power IN ds-
easrs of women, ia dyspepsia in It's protean forms
i'm chronic interpttent fevers. and In all diseases
generated by malarial polsons. they are wlthonS
rival among tht medicinal waters OF America ihe
proprietor is aware That this is very strong claim
The public will uuge If 1t be sustained by the test
monials submitted. 1900, ,,,
since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have beer discovered at this place. One Oh
Tonry. of Baltimore, is decidedly imprecnaie' with
the .iSalts of LihIa,' which has given such cele'
hriIy 20 the Gettysburg spring In our own country
and to the ak Is Chappeile and tichy waters OF
Inc continent of Europe, and which Is so Aighly
esteemed In the medical world as remedy 10
rout rheumatism, und 10 kidney and bladder ;ufec-
lions. ., I-,u,,,,, -.
Pennsylvania SAYS: "Ihere Is PERHAPS no other
remedy from which equal efficacy may he expected
In Tie removal OF the deposits OF the rate OF sooa
In III. ioiuts and ligamentOuS tissues III gouty pa
dents. and In preventing the deposits III the XIII
news and urinary passages" .
1t may he worthy OF note that THIS Is the on!
Spring In Virginia IN which this SAT- Is louho
otherwise than the merest trace. ,,., o.
Pamphlets contaiuGy analysis, testimonials. &C..
ran he had on application 10 Messrs. PURCELL
LADD s. Co. druggists. Or Messrs. " EST, JOHN.
STOS & CO.. booksellers, Main street, klGhHlniiu
Va or by addressing the undersigned al Boyutoh
Va (aD "a -dsw4mI THOMAS T GtlODt..
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.
NEW Law BOOKS, JUNE %.

Waite's Decision on the Homestead, 3ee.; cases
On Self Defence. Chitty on Contracts. sedgesyck
GU Damages, Tyler on boundaries. hy4es on Bills,
Broomts Legal MaxIms, Campbeli's Lord Chaprel-
lor's Chief-Jusces. Sc. Orders solicited for Gra1-
tan. volume %; Rooinson's Practice. volume
Acts of Assembly. l S74; English Reports. volume
g; America9 GepQSls, volume IL: WALLACE. vo-
Iume ID; ADbotts New Digest. volume 3.
RANDOLPH j. ENGLISH.
lie 22-d&w 1918 Main street.
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b. w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE AT AUCTION OF LOT AND
y .sTuCCOED TENEMENT THEREON, IN
THE EAST LINE OF SECOND BtJW ZEN
JACKSON AND DUVAL SrREETS.-Will be
sold at auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY the
9Th July, 1874, at 6 O'clock L. VI the LOT and
SrUCCOr ID TENEMENT located rs above, now
occupied bv Mr.. Harris. The lot has front of 40
feet and depth OF 80 feet, and has on II an ex-
ctllent succeed tenement CONTAINING i've TO SIX
rooms , .
TERMS: Liberal, and made Known ut hour of
saIe VI. GOODIN,
VIA Auctioncer.
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Engineer and superintendent.
HIT DOUGLAS. Master Transportation. ie /
RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC X. X. Co..,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, !
RICHMOND. June 8, 1S74.}
CIHFDIJLE OF TRAINS.

OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, (
RICHMOND. June 8, 1S74.}
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
7:3oA. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad Street station Sundays ex-
ceptcd).
2:35P.M., DAY NAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta.
tion daily.
ll:O5 P. NJ, NIGHT NAIL leaves Byrd.Street
station Sundays excepted.
fSlceping car attached through to Baltimore
600 p. NJ ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad. Street
station (Sundays exccptfdJ.
4:5O A. NJ, NIGHT NAIL arrives al Byrd-Streel
station Mondays cXcepied).
1:3OP. NJ, DAY MAIL arrives Ut u! rd-Street sta.
1880 z. NJ, BaLTiN1ORE EXPRESS arrives at
Broad->treet station tSundays except
ed).
at Broa"-strcet station Sundays eX.
ceutcd).
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND sND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave iroad-Street station
DAILY Sundays eXceptcd) at $3.50 A. NJ. connect
Ing at Quantico with the Alexandria and Frede.
rickspurg railway for Baltimore. returning, will
arrive ut Broad-Street staten 1T ST. j +. NJ
Through bills OF !ading and rates given to all
PRINCIPAL points North and West.
BY order Of General superintendent.
j. 8. GENTRY.
ic General Freight and Ticket Agent
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHKsAPEAKEl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND April IS, 1874. J
AN AND AFTER TUESDAY. April

FREIGHT TRAIN, for through negut only
leaves Richmond daily (Moudays exceptcd) al
1880 A. NJ, connecting with steamers at Wcsi
Point that deliver freight la Baltimore early hex,
morning.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond and West Point
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, ant
Fridays ut z A. NJ. Local freight received Tues.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
EDW. +. FOLGER,
Superintendent.
WIN. BRAGG, Master Transportation. ap20
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Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER 4 GO
Ticket hgency, Main street, ana E:xchanse a2tei
daily Tor Boston, Norfolk, aIc Portsmouth, an,
regular landings on James river from A. u. &c
sP. NJ. at reasonable rates.
Freight for way-lanGngs must be prepaid.
L. Il. TATUM. General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch OF
dee at W. D. Blair & Co.'s. corner OF Nlulh ant
Main streets je12
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'NF "a z" & EAa1I~ II - ssFN's-I 70 :. -
EOR PHILAD + l. 2 Ii A.-<3SS
4 Steamer -W.EVERNAN, tapt in ssszesifszz
pLATT will receive freight for IN. above port I'LL
FRIDAY The 18th instant, at 10 o'clork
Freight taken TOR " ilmlRZtOn. Dell; Providence.
and Boston also, for Liverpool and Antwerp ns
Red Star and American steamship hines, ana Dlls
OF lading signed through.
Passage To Pkiiadepha, including meals AND
state room, So. w. 7. fOhLEh, Aeeh',
iv 1g0t No. 2425 DocE street
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RESTAURANTS.

N'O EXCURSIONISTS. - The "a -
Il undersigned desires to Inform ex-VAMksV
cursionlsts ihet he will keep for fhsE V&&~
accom- M dauuu ut his bar at West Point ucar ths
railroad a supply OF the best FREs9s OYSTERS
which will lsa served In any desired style A fin<
stock OF liquors always on band.
JAMES S. BRtAST,
iyl7-3t# Wcst Point, Va
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DOCKBKIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, va.

This celebrated watering-pace Will be opened on
the lsT OF JUNE.
CHARGES 10 Julyl Monthly, sc per day weekly,
81. so per day.
Julv and August: Monthly, $3.50 per day;
weekly. IS per day.
Descriptive pamphlet TO he had at PURCELL
LApp & CO.'S, agents for the sale OF the water
and mass. JAMES A. FRAZIER,
my7oaodom Proprietor.
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Bv j. Thompson Brown.
Peal Estate Agent and Au,,!OHecr.
No. 1115 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

STOP PAYING RENT have a Jews.
~ more NEW BRICK HOUSES lett for sale III
On the MONTHLY TESTAMENT PLAN.
Two BRICK HOUSES on west Main tiree; near
Monroe Park. eight rooms, closets, anu Bathroom.
Three saAME HOUSES On Canal between Fin,
and Adams streets six rooms.
One FRAME HOUSE on Laurel hear Sprnk
street: nine rooms.
Several on Cary between Adams aud jefferson
streets: seven rooms.
Parties desiring home can't do better than avail
themselves OF this most admirable ami economical
plan of purchasing.
WoulG be pleased to exhibit the property and es-
plain the plan to parties desiring TO purchase.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent and Aucinnee..
il 1l-6t lll5 MaLm street Opposite Dispateh.
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~ l7-3tF
VETELLE,
CORNER OF

ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
offers to h,strrnus andt6c pubic eTery scasonabA
article tor the mDle and VII tile luIwics Of sea and
land and every latitude, from the likes 10 the lro-
picSi served on his tables TO order, and furnish.
ed TO parties and families.
His BAR Is still supplied with the very best LII
OUURS aud BRr,WED DRINKS.
HI. ARA ascments for OYSTERS are the best
Sucn oysters are ServeG At his restaurant cannot
be found elsewhere.
Come friends. and test INV assertions And &c
all. the compliments Of the season.
de "a TFTELLE
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY.

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY.
Virginia
Ihaye leased this celebrated watering-p'ace, and
on the ST of ae Will he ready TO receive VISITORS
or sooner if parties Insist uDon coming.
Tcrns. 400 ner month of tw-nty-eight days.
Pamphlets To be had of PCRCELL, l.ADD CO.,
Richmond: COLEMAN & ROGERS, Baltimore, or OF
the proprietor.
let 1tf at Mllboro' depot, Chesapeake and Ohio
r-,,irnan " JUIS l.. EUBASk,
'a, nr ou Proprietor.
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MINERAL WATERS.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

D1ErEr1cSS;, c.uorr DIES AnApss-rrtpeo.
LIEB1G's FooD PoH ISfANTs-hnshsh
LIEBrG'S FOoD FOR lsPASrs-bos'"u.
LACrRoUs FARiSA-Swiss
PREPARED BARLEY-Engilsn.
PAPOMh. from Wheat.
BERMUDA. ARROW ROOT, p,.,u, S,Co,
PREpAaED SCOTCH OAr MEAL, pEAKS ,NCll,
GRANULAR TAPiocA. PREPARED IohS
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE,
LIEBiG'S EXTRACT NEAT,
PUIyEHIZED RAW BEEF, ,,c IroCtp
PREPARED RICE FLOUR, hhoahi III, Al
pspsiSs and all valuable remedies ior say ~.
9l9 Asn sCts..-
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By Lyme 4 Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Archoneers,
No. E2l2 Main street.

r ARGE BRICK DWELLING, No. a9
IL SOUTH SIDE OF JACKSON NEAR ADAMS
STRtET FOR SALE BV. AUCTION BY request
af the owner we shall sell on FRIDAY, ! III Ga
of july. 1874, upon the premises 1T . o'clock Z.
H.. the above property; cont;lHs eight roOlss
water &C., on the lot. Lot fronts ~ by I3I net
10 an alley. y
LYME & BROTHER,
ir1 Auc' iJnecrs.
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DLANK.B0OkS-,JULY.

TO get the hest ACCOUNT-BQOKS 1t would be
well 10 give early orders at
1918 MAIN STREET
A good assortment OF cheap BLASk-BOOkS OF
many sizes always on haIi.
leI5 RANDOLPH j. ENGLISH.
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fy16-6tk
INFLOW GROVE SPRINGS.

This ple,sant summer resort will be open as usual
AMrspMESTs: Bowling alley, boating. fishing,
bunting, crUauet shady walks smid rom i.iihs
scen ry &C. bathing by plunge or shower a rver
ami gentlemen preferring. may bathe IN inc ii'ei'
scrcened ny groves Of willows. f-oot from
vegetables fruit, butter, and poultry fresh IRON
' heretofore. only few select guests Will oe re-
ceiycd and reference required. .,,o ord
TERMS: s35 per month. Loean ,,b.o i~2 co ~
half miles from Woodstock. shenandoah couhts'
Va. on baltimore aud Ohiu railroad. r,,,
Close connection now from ficnmono u'a s'aoh-
ton by rail to WOodstock. ,,
,, Woodstock. Va
AgYDWELLING Is NOW OPEN FOX
wi THE ACCOMMODATION OF BOARDEkS
during Tie summer and fall season. at the m%Gera.e
rara NJ s3O rer month for grown persons chiidreh
amd Servants half price. Those who are seeking
Guct resort, and at the same time oesire Inc az
1ana"s'' " JOHN s. COOKE.
oi ~. o .od1v Greenwood Depot. Va.
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r ANDS.-I have for sale a large number
IL of first class ESTATES with splendid In
proyements, and arye and small FARMS with aud
Without buildings, in almost every secti1n Of The
State Many of the large estates are situated IN
the james and other rivers, and many OF the small
farms lie near the city .
GEORGE VI. DREWRY,
jy 7-1m 16li Slaln street.
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By j. Thompson Brown,

By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Asctioneer,
l115 Main street, opposite Utsphtch Office.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ GOOD
" HOUSE AND LOT ON ST. John STREET
BETWEEN FEDERAL AND CHARITY
oTREhTS, IN THE CITY OF klCHMO> DIZZY
vrture Of the decree of the Chaitxry Court Of HE
city of Eichu ond. entered on The 18th amt 2fth
days of June, 1874, III The suit of winston ana
Trent trustees a. Corbin and uis, lbe undersigned.
special commissioner therein appointed. will, en-
tie premises. sell IT public auction on FRIDAY,
mentioned property, fronting said st. John
street ~ feet aud RAINING back between parable!
lines 129 feet, and Is IL part Of lol NO. 81 III The
plan Of DuvaI'S addition.
TERMS: Uue-fourth cash: balance at six. iwe1rc
and Eighteen months for negotiable notes, with III
tcrcst added and title rcttiaed until Ill the pur-
cI,use money Is maid. ROB tRT e.. SEQ TT,
iy lids spccial Conn missioner.
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, VERY Val.
Il UaBLE PROPERTY on BROAD STREET
] Offer for sale NINE BRICK rEStMgNr, -.
Broad h"twcen Third aud Fourth streets. IGnt
gross rent of these houses Is $4,000. aud DOUBT g.
II will be much Increased as soon II the >ican,.cS
are removed, which have no doabt will be dom.
this fall. JAMES Lyons
Eefrr 10 J. l.. APPERS0S. rs I5.st
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, A DEC
L SIRABLE BRICK REsIDESCF. nm ~. ~
west side OF Third street, between Canal and -
streets. with basement. two stories, aud win, IN ~;
rear containing about nine rooms, and Elt.hsn
with all The moCern improveme, Is and conyrpI.
ences, In thorough repair. Apply to
RICHARDSON { CO
" Tit lila Min ctr.
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my lS-2nn
BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

lust RECEIVED, supply ofgss,
y LADIES and CENTS TKCHkHR&S
ladies and gents Ny stock of LADIES.
CENTS, MISSES, and cillLDREN's SHOES !.
very complete. call solicited at oO9 Main street:
between Ninth and Tc1th. . - r,r
jyl7 JUN =. ! lLL..
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FURNITURE.

DEDUCED PRICES OF a
II FURNITURE. v
SOLID WALNUT CHAMBER SUI Is from "
s65 To $500; SOLID rPARLOR Suns
from *45 to 5000; IMlTATIOS SUITS from s2j
10 S6J aud Il general assor ment of the finest and
low.st-ptic iced FURSIrURH. aud NJ MATTRESSES
ARTHUR ROONEY'S WAREROUNs,
ie12 Governor aud Frank In street,.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE s.1r

DOR SALE PRIVATELY. -AyAT.-
Il UABLE BUSINESS-SrASU, with d,an. Is
Ing above on the south side OF Broad st,e,., -
HiIl, for "a lie privately mt = fair price, and M
very liberal terms. Applyto ''i
RICHARDSON ( co
1y 1I-4t 1ll3 Vain .ir,e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-02
The Indian Contract Scandal.

AsUIT FOR LIBEL AGAINST wM wyLsg
To-day Mr.. X. ID. Mussey filed in the law side
OF the District Supreme Court suit for libel i'm
The name of Amherst H. Wilder against VIM.
Welsh, claiming 500 600 damages. The plain
tiff charges that the defendant in a letter adj
dressed to George II. Stuart, wrote falsely aud
nalciously OF and concerning him, he being
engaged in furnishing supplies to the Indians
under contracts made with the United Stata.
ard that his accounts at the time were pending
Tor settle ment before the proper officers OF the
government.
The alleged libel is as follows:-"I have exam.
ined the vouchers that you sent me for nv in
spection as chairman of a committee raised by
the missionary board that nemi n ated the agents
whose vouchers are under consideration. That
signed by Chss. Birkett, agent for the POnca
Indians, IL fraudulent, and should be sent to rhs
Department OF Justice in Washington. Ii APP
pears that Agent Birkett was induced to sign a
voucher without filing up the prices, leav-
ing that 10 the person with whom the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs had privately
baTgsined to furnish certain supplies. The
Irises were filled up by A. H. wilder,
Brkett ceruhes that he had purcn ased In opsn
market those articles according to personal
directions OF the Honorable Commissioner OF
the Indian agent and by A. II. Wilder and the
Commissioner of Indian fairs knows that the
articles were not purchased by Agent Birkett.
and that be did not affx the prices. The agent
cots not certify the quality or the value of the
articles. III parties procuring or presenting
such ffaduient voucher are not Immediately
prosecuted il will be impossible TO protect tho
Indian service from the frauds that so long have
been connected with it."
The plaintiff sets forth that he is a good,
true, honest citizen OF Minnesota, and by mean
of these grievances has suffered greatly In his
COED name. And plaintiff further states that
about August 18th last he sent certain supplies
TO Major Q. p. Birkett, L. 8. Indian agent at
the POnca agency, Dakota territory, and re-
quested q receipt, ana the latter sent him a
aper in the form of q bill, land certificate of
receipt OF the articles with the amounts blank.
And on the 9Th Of November last, In this city,
he informed the accounting officers the contract
prices Of the articles, to the end that his account
might be stated, yet the defendant, envying the
condition Of plaintiff, maliciously intending TO
inJure the plaintiff, intending to bring him into
pubic scandal, &C., especially among Officers
OF the Cnited States in charge OF the Indian
service, and to cause him to be suspected TO
have been guilty Of procuring the makins of
fraudulent voucher for his own benefit And To
vex, harrass, impoverish, and wholly ruin
plaintiff, on or about November 18th. in the
form Of letter addressed to George H Ste vsrt
ecmposed and published o certain false scsn,
dalous, malicious and defamatory libel
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Anstsrdam, London aud Liverpool, and was
cOmpl sed mostly OF Jews. who hal amaS-ed
lareed fortunes from their extortiOns in this
trade.
Mr.. Conger demanded the previous question.
but the House refused 60 order 10 BY yea aud
nav vote OF lo2 % III.
Mr.. Coburn (IndD then offered an amenf-
ment, providing that an ofieer OF the M,
should accompany the special agent OF the
Treasury, aud perform like duties sS provided
in the bill.
Pending further action on the bIlt, the recu-
lar order WAS demanded, snd the House re-
snmed the consideration OF the currency bill.
which came M g. the special order.
MT Niles Miss addressed the House on the
OIL reported by the Committee on Banking and
Currency, which has been under dscaSsion for
several dAys.