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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-08
BY Gruhbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh 81 rect hetMenE nain and tank.

rs1O BUILDERS.-A BRICK HOUSE ON
l. OREGON HILL no BE REMOVED FOR
SALE At hUCTIDN.-Uu THURSDAY. 9th OF
April. at AZ O'Clock +. NJ. We will SELL upon the
premises. the building formerly known US The Ore
gon Hill Baptist church. the same to I've removed
within fifteen days. IL Is about 80 by As feet. and
contains considerable quantity of building mate
rials. which could be turned to advantage by re-
moya to some OF the vacant lots In that vicinity
TERMS: Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ant ....m AHc,oneers.
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INsURANCE COMPANIES:

yrSgISANCE COMPANIES:
y = ~u1~,>x r,pr -.'A4 ..'
" INSURANCE COMPANY -.
RICHMOND. VA.
OFFICE, Ills MAIN STREET.
d. =, =. ,-.n>-'1-l Vice-PresIdent.
d. " ,,.,rr,ur Assistant Secretary.
1SsIIREs AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE 81
FIRE ON DWELLINGS AND OTHER
PROPERTY
IN THE CITY AND COUNTRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-08
By JImes Brown, Auctioncer,
15N4 Main street. Richmond, w,

UCTION SALE OF HORSES AND
N MULES On THURSDAY the 9th day Of
aurIl at 0 O'Clock 1T Turner's stables. OIL Frank
liz street | will sell ut auction 20 HORSES and
IJiLES-l go1d wor k-hOrSes and u fine. young
broke to harness.
JAMES Brown. Auctionecr.
WILLIAM F. FISHER. Sa.eSman.,- ap S.2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-08
BY Moody i Royal,
, Real Estare Agents and Auctioneers,
Hull and Seventh streets, Manchester, va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF MANCHES-
TEP. VA.-Ry virtue of u decree of the Circuit
court of Chesterfield county, a. the May term,
1873, in the suit Of Martha Hague W. Hag II
heir, shall expose for sale 1T auction on SAIUE-
PREMISES. near Blakeley and Burrows streets, In
MARKS addition, four BUILDING LOTS In squire
% Fronting on everett street SO feet eacn Dy %
feet bctweem Blake!ey and Burrows streets.
TERMS Une-third cash; balance at TWO ana tour
months for negotiable notes, SIX per centum ADDED
the title beiny retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid d: W;BkASssOhD,
NooDy g ROYAIL Auctoneers. np S-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-08
+ BY W.R. Polk & Co., ,. "a. .e i.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, =.
No, Tenth street, Shafcr's building.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL TWENTY-sIX DESIRABLE AND WELL.
LOCATED BUILDING LOTS ON GARY i os
DOYERb OAK, HARYJE, AND LANCE
STREEfS.- Most Of these lots are In that part OIL
the western suburb so rapidly ln' proving, and on
streets that will be most used in gocg 70 tne nem e
reservoir and park. Sales In this Ylcinity hdse
been made recently ut more than 100 per cent. ad-
vance over last years prices. -
We will sell by auction, on the premises, com
mencInp on Harvfc street near the csrner OF ASH
ipeton Street, on THURSDAY, 10Th day OF april
ut O'Clock P. NJ the above deserted properly.
Persons desiring TO Invest with certainty OF large
nrofts will nd 1t TO tLeir Interest to attend.
TERMS: ons-third cash; the balance at si1 ano
twelve months for negotiable notes, with SIX per
@e'' W. 4. POLK Il CO.. ,.
~ ,,,a.- -. AuctioneerS
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peoy1or Quarterly Statement, april /, 1873


Peoplar Quarterly Statement, Lprn II 1919.
ASSETS.
limited Sts'es bonds, market Sa'"ee rs 200 90
carried ou'. .......-,. r.Iur
Richmond city bonds marh'' ,..'". $4,000 90
carried out. -. : X cf value 49,
Philadelphia city bonds inarNe.."'". lo,oG2 so
4 carried O<lt -. 80, yrluc
Lynchhns city bonds main. .. .." 5,495 90
Railroad bonds, FIR irs a nloi.sAso' 1915 90
University OF Nirs valuc Carried ont 5000 90
First S@5ioni s SaIK. s eerricd on 1900 90
Planters National Bank stock OF
Richmond, market f''ae eafti." 1850 90
out...... .'..: - :. 80 stccr
National Bank of, of ~. nTSiulA s.". 10000 90
Uuion Bank stock market Ss'''e car. $3.50 90
rico out 80. =;
Merchants aud PLANTERS oi fa''h s'oeN, $500 90
market value carried ""I''' 2l.993 81
Loans on first mortgage: ......'.'. 3a300 90
Loans secured ny cola ..... $1,000 33
All other loans. .........: , .,.,i
BilIs receivable for 1rr ana hiar'"e So4e 90
premiums ;........--..'''.''''' 5.725 70
Cash on hand ..:......,.. 24S55 90
Balance i'll !iiii.'s on aSe'''''''' 1000 90
Miscellaneous iteuls----. ..'''.'''''''
S2a9,617 s5
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and ulad- % ,oo
juSed ......: ....-'.'''''''.@SS nm
Loses rs Ss sHrns s2es,617 s5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-08
by VI. Goddin,
Auctioncer and Zeal Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF a LARGE
= ND HANDSOMELY located BRICK
AND FRAMED DWELLING At ROIkETIS,
AT THE SOkTHHEST CORSElt OF VIZ
LlAMSBURG AVENUE AND SiGdOLSON
STRENGTHENING sold 1t auction, on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, Sth April. S74, ut O'Clock
r NJ, that large and wel-located BRICK and
FRAMED TEN E.MtEr located us above, near tho
Fulton Baptist church. In from. of the dwelling
there is ample space which erect storehousc
the location OF which Is admirable.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour OF
sale.
ap l W. GODDlS, Auciionecr.
Immediately after the above sale will he sold sew
eraI handsome LOTS on Graham street.
ap7 ". GUDUIS. Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-08
By Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auct'oueers''
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
t,pcboster Va Ls --4.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TRULY
VALUABLE RESIDENCE NEAR THE
CORNER OF E!GHIH AND BA n n I'LL SI!
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER,
FOk SALE AT PUBLIC AUCT.OS, ON THE
PREMlsEs: ON mONDAY i,,, Iap 7 DA ~ v nE
tue of deed of trust executed by George K. Har-
ding to the undersigned. dated 80 day OF Hpril.
1878, and duly OF record IN the County Court
CLERKS Office Of Chesterfield ~, D: vol: Sc, page
1881 shall sell at The place, time and manner
above mentioned, the really desirable and conye-
stqsees Hose e eon
tnins six good rooms g,ud well water on the prem
ises Kitchen aud other out-buildings. Lot fronts
S9 feet on Balubridge street, and runs lack be-
tween parallel lines l55 feet;
Also, FIFTY FEET ON Eighth street adjoining
the shove -aescrbcd property.
This property is In one of the most aesira nc;
nortious of the city ana only fc" squares OF the
rec bJ Jgc which should make 1t highly attractive
House has been lately rcmodelIed and thoroughly
TERMS: $3.50 cash aud expenses OF sale, ana the
balance al such time as will be made known on day
of sale. JAMES NJ. SloODi' irua,eeS;
BY MOODY & ROYAL, Auctloneers. Ap .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-08
..- BY Lyme Il Brother.
AuctioDeers and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Maiu street.

MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
~ THE WEST LINE OF THIRTIETH BE-
TWEEN Il AND S STREETS FOR SALE by
AUCIIOS.-Will be sold at public auction on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 9th day of April,
1874, at ~ O'Clock 2. NJ, the nbove-descrihed
house. containing three rooms. with the usual out
houses. $780,. ...E
Lot rs by 80 feet TO an alley.
TERMS: At sale. LYME & BROTHER.
an G kIlcroueers
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'Dnxedool,ss:.
s,Anpozo,5 rouReuREAN eco.

fIARDoHO' fU ~ ~
,H,,,s ,aspec,fon Or their choice assortTSsr' q
LLAMA POINTS and JACKETS, embracing an
the new easpes IN SLOWING sleeves "i l'5 sDu
!, without the stuart rufie. ,,..s,l ...,yo!
,,so. SLEEVELESS JACKETS. They nave ~
sH,x7sSG ana FRoCK CALICO a. g. u. 10 ans ana
n sayy,,ud FINE BROWN and DLEAcHED
CoTToNs at loc.; ill.,. s..s: -
:: -, 1p ~ y and other standard BROWN COT
TONS, ut 12Ac.
.n,rr.5, Lons,lale, Great Falls Q CoTToNs at
l2Hc.; .... .,..
,, Ia and New York Nils coTToNs at 1ec,
y amen aud Cotton sHEETINe, &C., &C.; and, in
fact all goods as cheap rs they can DC oousn'
elsewhere. r"' -,
;nrACK SILKS all grades. tut we call espec'at at
| tention 10 our $3.50 grade the pcst' We iec'
free TO say ever offered In this city. 4 -. q
co1 DRIED SILKS from 81 to $3.50 per yard; -
EMBROIDERED 'PoDoNAIsE; -. ~.
pARAsoLs in great variety. 81 ''-s S~saps
PECIAL NOTICE. 49,"
JULIUS 81 GLE aseeceiving NEW GOODS daily
from r Ny I BsRS AIMS FROM AUCTIONS ,,,,
An In want OF cheap sooIT xGii:s s 93 LEY
al -..h r"'' .f15 Broad strect.
r,.,.. ,,on.,,a yards more of those eeautifu
1AwSs at 1870 worth 2Sfi Il syoEgEss ;ee,
Coo. n,rgo,ns in BLACK ALPAcAs. Look at
our 10 Wells al IKE worth Ja Hli; sYo5E ..,
Some moreef those cheap 5pnL hns sYchES,
at 12sc Mt 415 Broad street.
c,ssIMEREs for mems ard h1ys, year u
] ... 4I5 Broad street.
Fifty dozen more of 'ho:Su fhi4R a9SH 6 1os'
! at Ais Broad street.
| w. .,ow increased our force. and we can ac-
| nn, ., RI !. n our customers. ".
Allin want Of cheap sooJJuI JULIUS SYCLE'S,
415 Broao' oet"ee" oN'N"'-.a ap7-1m
COURTNEY & POWELL have now IN
y stock all the new shsse si IL k 4fsEe' WIVES
sr rtsis JNPANks% M EKs'
plain iRVN Gi;E ys !. n,%ns
SSikt,tk SILK. sl.5O-grca; bargain;
W@sH r0PLIAs only i2Hs: "
STEPPED POPLiNS oEIE 1Itlc. !
r,CE SACOIi rs, So, rs. $40, ana np"araS'
INN: POINTS all prices: ,-- ho,,
nn:HHHiTE SHETLAND SRAWLS very cneap1
co' SS;SoF; FRENCH .wovE coRsETs, Soc;
SSem,,ine X Id GLOW rs for 81
t .fI LINEN HANDkEkt HIEFS. 75c. dozen
= NO. r,ntlcmen's, and cDildren'S e NDERW EAR
in MEDIUM and light weight goods
FgtNCH and ENGLISH CAsSlMEREs In great
Look KAT" ut our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHIRTS,
wv ...- COURTNEY & POW ELL,
mt ~ Sl5 Broad street.
Opening OF SPRING GOODS.
have Just received Large and full assortment OF
the latest and best styles
DRESS GOODS,
CASStMEkES,
WHITE GOODS.
FANCY GOODS. &C.; -
w,sich will be sold AT prices 10 compare farorably
with any other house h.rthe City.
FIRST-CLASS PRINTS at l0c.;
MkRRIMAC W. FROCk STYLES, at l2Hc.'
PkRCALES at / 6as. 20. and 25c. ~,
~ BROWN ana 33-inch BLEACHED COiIoN
A speciaity in BLACK SlLK at $3.50:
a CHARLES HUTZLER,
,nbo5 GIL Broad street.
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..,.,,-h ,..g,a ....,NEaY. &c.

DOWN THE RIVER; OR, PRACTI-
~ CAL LESSONS UNDER THE CODE d.
ELLO. With illustrations by Stephens, and APP
pendix containing lie AEIerlcan, the French, aud
the Irish Ducllin. Codes. S1.E0.
Aide: An Episode OF Goethe's Life. BY Emma
Lazarus. Sl.2j.
LIFE. a Book for Young Men. By C. Geikie,
u. ID. $50.
TIRE STORY OF THE BIBLE, told in simple
language for the young. Sl.25.
HUBERT TX kEIn'S PROSPERITY. A Story.
BY Mrs. Grassland. $1.75.
THEOLOGY AND MORALITY. Essays on
questions of BELIEF and praetIce. by Rev. }. Lew
ellyu Davies, VI. a. 50.
WILLOW BROOK. By author Of" Wide, Wide
World" IL 20.
TRAVELS Is CASHMERE. LITTLE TIBLT.
AND CENTRAL ASIA. BY Bayard TAYLOR. = 5u:
PHINtAS REDuX. A Novel BY Anthony
TrollOpc. illustrated. Sl.25.
Together with laany other new works.
NH 20 WOUHHUUSE l. PARHAh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-08
!. n~,r,nN sfaTr3EFususrs Days.
. 80 sioyernor and franklin streets

,s4SrplAN HoTgL. E CARpETIlNGes, re-,
BEnDfNA TAgLEsMs ;AotsEs u .shs,,a :: a ibe
GremsnI OF the pr9peEty kIaw9 g
Ho.ei Ma sH T sss s Instant at
o'el0 Ssartion Of the Funsfrgak and MATTRESSES,
po VIZ r JLeoI,sRpETINa, 0:LELoTHSI MATTISG.
tAA Oh VIZ nrGnISG THROUGHOUT the hotel. em-
:, !hrncine iargs aua ntIics OF each ,.., n,,
taraa ios OF PLATED WARE, TABLE CUTLEE.f,
CMIE CHM $500 Sc.1"'li'.s.' 1.ri .g,I..
r, na,sntinn Of The rublc IS called to this sale
ias fi,e articles are worthy theit attention. ana VIII
be sold ~tnsS0u' fe'ss COOK &c LAU6HTON, =
a-td -. ..z.s,:.. l,za.s9 AuctioDeers.
TAMEs M. eSUBLETT' will continue to
% receive his friends aud accommodate them IN
the rear building of the American Hotel, WIN the
entrance on Twelfth street. and he thanE1ul Ior
coutlnu tnce of their patronage ep JEDI
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MULES, HORSES, &c.

MULES, HORSES, &C. .>y-~
NULES-TO ARRIVE ASDAa
wi FOR SALE.-I will receive OH Fri W1M
day, Apr!l 50. q carload OF extra aue MI
young NULL S, 10 hands. weighing from o..
800 TO 1900 pounds. Parties In waht - s,,-
will tind IL 10 their interest 10 call and e1anii1'
fore purchasing elsewhere. .,,,
a. Il. CALVERT. at 4. RosSieuN's staois'
Franklin between Eishteenln , 81.
an o-poIots Nineteenth euSS--
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WOOD AND COAL.
GOAL AND WOOD.

CLOVER HILL. MIDLOTIIAE, and SPLlNT
LUMP, HAIL, ENGINE. and SMITHS coal.
also. Cumberland aud Red and While Ash An
thracite Coal-al sizes. OAK and PINE WOOD.
G. Il. LIPSGOAB,
NH o9.1m Seventh apd Byrd streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-08

Sale conduct d by HILL GoDDtS, Auclioneers.
LTD
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-21

The Arkansas MIDDLE UNMuDpLEp -
President Grant has issued . proclama-
ton ousting Brooks and declaring for
Baxter. This ends the controversy be-
tween the rival Governors. Of the sub
jcct- matter Of contest between them, the
following facts will enligh.cn our readers.
The election for Governor was held about
two years ago. Brooks got the most
votes, aud should have been declared cleo
ted. But Brooks was an ex-rebel, and
Baxter, representing the regular Rcpub-
leans and the blacks. was upheld by the
administration. lie appealed to the Leg
islature, and that being composed Of car
pet-baggers and blacks. sustained him
Brooks appealed to the courts. ana the
courts held the matter in consideration for
a year and half. Meanwhile, however,
sides changed. Baxter became Couscrva-
tive. He snubbed and disappointed some
of his strongest Radical supporters. and
they, in revenge, went over to the Brooks
party. and eventually Brooks became the
administration candidate. This change
made the courts come to decision the
merits Of the case had been unable to
bring them to. They decided ,ha, Brooks
va. the lawfully elected Governor, as in
deed he was. Whercupon Brooks. sup
ported By the men who didn't vote for
him. took suddenly military and unwar-
rantable possession of the State House.
and proclaimed himself Governor, while
Baxter. gathering together Brooks old
adhereuts, prepared to Dust him. Thus
the war commenced The Brook people
people are. of course. bowling about the
proclamation and are Loudly charging
Grant with "going back on US" desert
ing his friends" and playing traitor to
his party" all this and more. but the
Presidents orders will be obcycd no.with-
standing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-21

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-21

TIE Science OF Health for Jane closes the sec
eud year Of fhis exeeileat magazine. Among
is contents are: lmpcrsaace Of Pure Water In
Us Rslasioa t0 Health; Condiments Caase Of
Disease; Hurry and Worry; Death Of Charles
Samncr; 'sSa.uts no Nan by the way," Die
ease and IL Treatment; Popular Physiology, L.
iusiraied; The Life aad Habits Of EngIish and
American Women compared; Best Food for
Babes and for Adults; Culture OF Berries, with
Recipes for Using; Death in the Barnyard;
Where Will You Summer Complete List OF
Hsgienie Homes and wa,er-cures in America,
xish much o:her nsefal information. As a new
volume of this Independent Magazine begins
with the next number, now Is the time TO sub
scribe. Only 81 year, 81 for half year, OF
10 cents number. Address s. r. Wells Pub
lister. ssa Broadway, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-21
BRoME's WHARF REsuIkr.-Brome's

BRoME's WHARF REBurkr. s
Wharf which, our readers will remember.
was destroyed during the war, has been
thanks to the enterprising Dr.-rebuilt
in thoroughly substantial style. snder
the skillful supervision Of Thos. F. Fox
we'll, ESQ, whose immediate and constant
personal attention was devoted to the con-
pletion of this work. and whose expert
enee in this line is familiar to many of our
readers. The new wharf is located on the
site Of the old one on the Eastern bank of
the St. Mary's river. Immediately below
Church Point aud about midway between
the St. Mary's Seminary aud the Doctors
residence by the shore line. and is now
ready for the reception Of freight and the
accommodation of passengers for the Po-
tomac Steamers. Georgeanna, Columbia
and Express. running to Baltimore aud
Washington. DR.. Bronze has also. at no
small expense. erected eapacioas ware
house on the wharf for the secure storage
of freight. and in thus restoring this much
needed convenience, merits, We should
think. the hearty thanks Of the neighbor-
hood and the community At large.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-21

Rev. FATHER CorrING.-Many Of our
readers will remember Rev. Father Cot
ting who had the pastoral charge sew
cral years ago Of Our Lsdy's Chapel,
Medley's Neck. and St. Johns Church.
Patuxent district, Of our county, and will
be pleased, we dare say. to be told that
be is still in vigorous health. in his usual
flowing spirits. and is the same earnest,
energetic worker that he was when he
wrought in our midst. A correspondent
Of the american. writing under date Of
the Nth instant, from Whitcmarsh, Prince
Georges county. Nd. where the Rev.
Father is at present stationed, says that
- Father Getting is one of those jolly
old priests, with whom Charles Lever has
made US acquainted, only he is not an
Irishman. ] think that he is native Of
Switzerland, but in this may be mis,a-
ken. He has been a missionary since
1923, but these so years of patient labor
have not exhausted his genial flow of good
humor. a long time ago he suffered a
partial loss of voice. and this affection has
no doub, prevented him from being pro-
NOTED to higher clerical orders. To this
day he is missionary priest. Through
on, his large parish he is known as the
comforter Of the sick and the friend Of the
poor. He is good horseman. aud many
times IN the year be puts his clerical vest
men,s in his saddle bags and goes gallop-
ing of to some humble cottage to admin
is,ef the sacraments Of the Church to a
dying mortal"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-21
DEAru OF ADMIRAL FRANKLIN Bucl

DEAru OF ADMIRAL FRANKLIN Buell.
Axax.-The death of Admiral franklin
Buchanan is announced at his residence.
known as THE Rest" on Miles River.
in this State He was born in Baltimore
abou, 1900. and entered the navy in 1915
lie was the first Superintendent OF United
States Naval Academy. 1915 IL, became
Captain in 1855. and in 1861 was COM
mandan. of the Navy Yard at Washing
ton. On April 10. 1861. he resigned
his commission in the United States Navy.
and he entered the Confederate service.
lie superintendent The fitting ont O: the IRON
clad Merrimac at Norfolk. and comm and
ed this vessel in her attack npon the Fed
eral feet at Hampton Roads. March s.
1862. in which action he was wounded.
He subsequently rose to the rank OF Ad-
miral in the Confederate service. and
commanded the feet in Mobile Bay.
which was defeated by Farragut. August
5, 1864. In this engagement he was Sc
vereiy wounded. taken prisoner and de-
tanned until the close Of the war. For
some time past he has been living in re.
tirement at his home on Miles River.
He had been i'll for several weeks. Du-
ring his last illness he was attended by
Drs. Earle and Bateman. who were With
him almost constantly. On Sunday even
ing last he vas somewhat, better, but on
Monday morning his condition became
worse and there was no improvement, un-
ill the hour Of his death. He died du-
ring .he night Of Tuesday. Admiral
Buchanan was skillfui, conscientious
and brave officer. aud had many warm
personal friends who will regre, to hear Of
his demise.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-21

The Mormons arc getting tolerably
fair share of attention from the lawmakers
at Washington. No less than three bills
for the rehabilitation Of matters and things
in Utah are nov before the House Of Rep
resehtatives. the design Of each and all
being to strip the power from the Nor
mon courts. and teach that chosen people
to respect the laws of the United States.
The Legislature Of Connecticut has
elected Hon. Vim. W. Eaton United
States Senator. 10 place Of Senator Buck
ingbam. Republican, sho now occupies
the position.
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EE Our readers will continue TO bear
in mind that the "Old Folks" Enter
tainment at Mechanicsville for the benefit
Of All-Faith Church comes of tonight,
and that every body down here is psrticu-
larry invited. Supper at small! cost win
be provided for all corners aud We are bet
ting heavy on the excellence Of the music.
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NJ q person having money 20 invest would be
v dissatisfied NJ 100 per CT. or more. Asmy
Issiimouialis,s certify that my KILLER will
make loo per ct. or more, either their jud rmen,
must be doubted or the Planters havn' I the MON
ey 20 invest. ! viii now offer my KILLER on
these terms +: The manufacturers COS, they u. v
on delivery; on The LIST day Of November, 1874.
they pay the balance OF $50 or return the ma
chine: They pay the FIRST freight | pay the
second. To 81. Nsry's county only.
z. ID. BLAklSToNE, Paiea;ee.
Milesiewn, 81 Nays county,
Nay 81, ls94-lns Nd.
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DIED.

At his residence, in Chaptico district on the
18th instant, MARK BOURNE CiiUNN, a ma
tive of Charles, but for thirty-five years a res
ident of this county, in the cath year of his age
"An honest man is the noblest work of God"
Il. |. Z.
IPort Tobacco Times and Bait. San please copy.
RoDOLPH. infant son of joseph {. aud Mar
care, +. Reinizel!, aged years and month.
Al his residence in Paiuxent district on Sat
urday last, the 10th instant, JAMES Wl!.klN-
son, in the 18Th year 0! his age. May he res,
in peace