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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP sta
~ COMPANY. s111N
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE. ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY 81
high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are an.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
with disnatch. and no charge made eIeent actna;
expenses incurred.
Freight received until p. NJ daily.
For Further Information, apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN d CO., Agents,
my office Comsanv's wharves. Rocgetts
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BY w. Goddin. .
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneels
cnrnet OF Eleventh aud Bank sireetS'

u,R1rsrEEs, SALE OF THE BEAUTI,1-
L FUl FARM CALLED . T}IKsr aIh 4 TWO Va
me nEE MnEaDrE.o fIS RTER MILES EAST. OF
virtue Of s sess ., 5 s"ss
sa sep.eber s5s duly recorded IN h eIeei1,
Sn Cert we Sr h ens so 9 uI ~
thereby securely proceed 70 sell at S ser,ember
fsa5 as O'clock P. 81, af fair u mob me M RM
day ihereafer) that beautiful ana p Hr Rosser
consanipg SIXTY EIGHT Aces more a nd ems ems
brsre those needed for the confortaos nd
don ss large family The Dwelling Is ot and in The
front there is beau 1ful aMn rarm
81 assnirabv adapted Ior dairy or aI ~
aeu1ed best the Iaud viii be SO DIVIDED rs 70 sea On
twenty FIVE TO thirty acres ibs e1tent of
about ~ e Of
ns nd two wears for nego liable notes. nterest NAL
yearly. secured by deed Of rms s 40 at the hour
oa.s, On 'u9'1 ~ " e, u. NOTHING, r.,
Oh saie' ~. ISAAC u. AUnT1S,
an o. 2aw2W,dtds y - AIustees.
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oh BALTIMORE. sEn.t,
TRI.WEEKLY.
P6WHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
j. 4-s.-.sa FOR 10.
THROUGH FREIGHT. H- So .~.ItA
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
RaTTT6f1pptN '--ETl-F.1I : Z
OAA IIWUNIs
BIO lfOCKAGE CHA Reed.

30 DOCKAGE CHARGED. ~
Inc new and CAST iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, Of tidS line, leafo their new pier. In
Gns /. nocks loot OF AYWenty-sec0nd street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS 1T
O'Clock. and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4
O'CLOCK for BALTIMORE. making close connections AT
si points west aud northwest /; Also with Northern
Ceasrai railroad tor northern cities sud
Ihsoagn bilis signed 70 Raihnerc sala al points
Inc. s&ACply 70 y /. - IL. R,sTATUA.ARenI.9r,
OMcss, IHsnty-seoond and Dock aud Ninsn and
lain Streets ec3l
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HI 16.e0d4

DOR RENT. NEAT BRICK DWELL.R
Il ING, containing six rooms, on Twentieth FL
between BroaG and Grace streets, 5000 per year.
Water free. ABBY to Il. StDGWlCk,
au 2O.3t* Twentieth and Broad streets,
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DAME, CABELL &c CO., Aucsioneera,
l. viii continue the sale OF the $ ock Of A.L:El:

- DRY GOODS and MOTH NS---s--.s2:z..-.--
az store No. III Nain street, Richmond, Va, on
THURSDAY, 26th OF august, commencing at 10
O'clock "A. M.-geneIal assortment of Staple and
Fancy DRY GOODS and Notionstp ciase out stock be-
fore moving TO their new warerooms, on Twelfth
between Main and Gary streets. Terms as arr
nounc "a In former advertisement. = SSiLttft;tH
.&,.fstl aEEsi:f'F5 iiet! .en aa 20-e6i,swst .
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SCHOOL DESKS.

SCHOOL DESKS. 4 as..,.s;.es.,
MI IL tets s.'s-- sF5 sE4. 49, II ya5.,
Weare manufacturing SCHOOL DESKS, of va
rious sizes and of The most approved styles, With
F0LDlNGS SEAT and alllatest improvements.
Efaces VIII be as low as they can be purchased
anywhere, aud the very best materials used. ss5<
.ssl.sS1a y. VIZ CARDWELL 4 CQrafe
H49-2m 1511 Cary stiest, Richmond, Va.
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BY n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. IL Eleventh street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETY FEET
L OF LAND ONLAUREL tOR TWkLFTH)
STREET, NEAR THE PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD. IN The CITY OF MANCHESTtR.-By
virtue of deed OF trust from Irving Smith 10 the
Undersigned BEARING date on tie 9th day Of april,
1875, icing required so to do by the holder OF a
certain note therein secured, will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on IHnRsDAY, sep,
de- crhed in said deed as follows certain piece
or parcel OF LAND lying and being In the town Of
Manchester, commencing at point on The south.
ern Side Of Laurel street hinely-four feet
from the intersection OF said street, now
i wclfth street. with a street laid off on the
margin Of the tichmond and Petersburg railroad,
and running ninety feet eastwardlv along The line
of said Laurel street to alley street in comma II
twerty feet wide, thence at right angles along The
western line OF sac alley one hundred and twenty
five feet TO an alley in Common fourteen feet Wide
extending to The said Railroad streer, thence along
inc lire Of said fourteen. foot alley nihety feet,
theme AT right angles one hundred and twenty five
f ct to the place OF beginning.
TERMs: Sufficient In cash TO pay all expenses OF
sale and 10 pay off aud discharge certain negOlia-
Bile note m de by Irving Smith. aud secured In sid
deed for three hundred and fifty dollars: balance
on such terms as may be made known at the time
of sale. y. NJ. L EE,
nm % Trustee.
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EoR RENT, UPON LIBERALm

Eth WENT, UPUN l. u Z x a l. "a
Il TERMS, BRICK DWELLING on Nine M::::a
teeath street, east SIDE between Bread and Mar
talinng seven sight rooms kitchen, &c.
\ AEA4 BRICK DWELLING on. Franklin
street between wenty. fifth and Twenty sixth. with
basement and &@ stories above, containing six or
seven s0oms: kitchen. SC. - ~
BRICK DWELLING on Fifth street. east side.
norfh OF Leigh stHeet. with basement and Two sto-
fses aboTe. containing six rooms In good repair
BECK TENEMENT on Third street between'
'11a ano Baker streets, with two stories, contain
Ing are nooms; kitShes,. &c.
;, BkICk STURE on Marshall street near lba
BRiCk STORE AND DWELLING On Nosby
street Tor MechauicSvifie rppIke) near Jay treet
Apply 10 RICHARDSON & CO.,
au l9lH 11l2 Mnin
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DAILR0AD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
a I'm speciality. q the p4sP 1AgCH Pk!agtar
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BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

DEST FRENCH CALF BOOT,x
ID SIC. sc; best FIR ENCH - LIZ GAlIEkHSN
NJ; best FRENCH CALF SHOE, 80; ptH,
fpafic bOx SQUARE rouni or any kind Of ice !'~
want. Leave YOUR orders for y good iit 1t
HENRY e. BOSCRES'S, 81 Broad s'r.tt.
(. au5 between Second aud Third SUI.
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TOMATOES.

Having large lot OF CANNED TOMATOES
l2.p6und cauSt, and. desiring 70 close out for new
erop.us viii bei dnFfng the month 500. dozen esnss
attfAe l0Y mice OF Sl,8O per dozen, Guarantead
standard LE4J a. FNZINIYJR. a
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: RICHMOND, YORK RIVER ASD CHESAPEAKsl
: F-f Az I. RAILROAD COMPANY, sf-Es
-.t. OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT, -
RICHMOND, VA, May ! o, 1875. J
CHANGE OF. SCHEDULE.


PASSENGER TRAINSlea West Point DAILY
at A. NJ, arriving ut Richmond az 10 a. BIZ;
leave Riehmondat 8 Z. NJ, arriving az West Point
Irsins connect 4, Yves, Point with steamers nom
Baltimore and all eastern points on WEDNEs.
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and with
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern points on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
Fare 10 BaItimore... B a 0C
rare 70 Washington, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8 &c
FARE 70 fmlaueipnla. .......-...,...,....... sc
THRoU JIG SREiGnT TRAINS lave Rienn I'M DS
at $50 a. Ii. on WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY, aud
SUNDAY, connecting al west PCant with steamers,
and delivering freight In Baltimore early next
morning; returning. leave West al 2.20 p NJ. ar.
riying AZ Richmond az 6:2Sl r. NJ. and connecting
with the Through Freiaht TRIMS on the Richmond
amt Danyile railroad for all southern points. !
LOCAL. FREIGHT TRAINS, WIN PASSENGER
coach attached, leave Richmond at Cos "A. n. on
fl1:0S A. n, sr1frtnY at Richmond al S:65 p. M.
The management taxes pleasure In announcing
10 the travelling public and shippers that The
steamers Of this line, between Baltimore aad West
Point, have been retitte5 In the most thorough
mannerfor tie accommodation OF passengers and
Travellers taking this lfpe arrive tn baltimore
In AMPLE time to connect with the rail llnes for
phtadsiphia. New York. iBoAtan, and ALI easter q
and western points.
Frelghts will be given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers ut RiehInon OF % or from SOUTH
EN- poipis HIT. DUG tAsS, .Snpersnte
w n. BKAGG. Master TIA % p1rtstton my. ~
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

--r-~~[~-----~(~~~
TOR LADELPH <Ea
a. The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain sa2etSa
CARR. will receive freight Tor the above port till
TUESDAY the oath instant, ut ~ O'Clock.
Freight taken for WILMINGTON, Del. Providence
Boston, and San Francisco, and bills Of lading
signed through.
Passage 70, Philadelphia. including meals and
stateroum, IS. W. L. PORT GR. Agent,
au 23s2t 2425 DOCK street.
EOk NEW YORK The - s:ssS
l. Old Dominion Steamship Com pany's ssassssssssss
Steamship WYANOKF, Captain CROUCH, viii sail
TUESDAY, Angus, 24th. at O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until o'clork A. NJ.
Through uills OF fading signed ana goods for
Rardsd with dispatch 10 all points north, south
east, ind west; also. TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2; steerage, So; round
trip tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply to
g. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
au 23-2t i'0mpany's Wharf. Rockets
DILL A d T. l. Z II 4, ElCF- %fRTS
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-ssz1ssssSaz
SHIP LlNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers Of
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at ~ o'clock.
Freight taken ut low rates for all parts Of New
jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi.
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant.
werp ola Red Star anC American steamship lines,
W.P. PORTER. Agent.
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & CO..
NH IL No. IL South Wharyes, Philadelphia
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= BY arubbs s. Williams. tA.' 2 T,
Rea. Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and BanEs

u,RrsTEEs SALE OF THE BRICK
i STORE, WAREHOUSE; AND D. RWELLIlNSSS
Situated AT THE S0UTHWEST COkkfk
OF MAIN AND SEVENT ZENITH STREEu Bin
Execution OF deed Of trust from the, late Stephen
Mason and wife 10 the subscriber as trustee occurring
date s,h OF january. 1872 and RECORDED IN Kies.
mOpd CaaDeery Court Office In d. b. 30 d, ON gase
2O3 being thereto required, will sell at aasson'
on The prennses, on WEDNESDAY the LIST OF sep
iember att O'Clock P. NJ, the property above re
ferred TO- so long and favoraby known as the nusac
mess-stand Of the late Stephen Mason, Esq keing
located close to The First Market and TO the doek'
this property Is justly considered as te most ehsi
bic fnIsipess place In that part Of the city.
The store IS quite capac!ous, iuDDipg tnESugH ~
the alley in The rear; and, besides, there is oase
ment nd part Of two floors above arranged for
storage and accessible by means or stalrwayS anu
hoisting- machine. The front portion OF the aoors
above lie store Is divided INTO about eisht rooms
for the accom- nOdation Of family. - :
The property fronts "a feet and runs hack II
feet to an alley in common twenty-four .cet woe;
affnrding shipping facilities from both front ana
rear. ,.,o
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay expenses OF sale
and to discharge the balance due upon the oeot Sc
cured by the deed, amounting to abnut ~ sOO. tne
balance upon terms which will be made Known ~
tbe lime or sale. A. r. COURTNEY,
''e 'i'S - Trustee.
nprppc r. wrIrtAMs AuctiOneers. al Il
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TOR RENT, a desirable, wel'.construct- 81:
Il ed aud conveniently arranged BRICK Iii
DWELLING. With basement, two stories above,
4 nd wing In Tie rear; kitchen, &C.; with hot and
cold water; on Third street, corner Ct Arch. APP
ply to KlEhAhpSSCN q 49,
2l-4L 1ll3 SlalN street,
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DOR RENT. TWO FlRST.CLASS@$a
Il DWELLINGS, entirely new, with twelve Iii
rooms each and all the modern Improvements, on
Grace street opposite Monroe Park.
apply TO FSaSh y. hill,
Real Estate Agent, 1l0S Main street.
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a11TION s,i.Es-Fnture DAYS.

AUCT1ON EPkBES-fHbuLSrS1-
BIS Robert 3. LINE 10
fsreces lor I'd lyme Brothers.
Rem, Ef.tata Agent and Au ctioneer.
fk$ Saf& 1919 Main street.
yTALUa ABLE SMALL VACANT I LIZ
Y ON TIE WEST SIDE OF TWE Z, s1,p srET IS
ss; TKh Hill Hill FOR SALE ~ AyGTI0NNM1a
shall sell the above LOT on WEEDS Es s,,i.es st
oSth day OF August, 1875 npon sns me ma feet
SIX O'Clock r. II. 1Ae ,lot fronts 1o's W 90
TO an alley. ,opupn n TYNE,
TERMs' a. haie'A Auciionear.
% H1s-----.-n
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DUBLIC RENTING OF NEWS Ma
i HOTEL, WEST POINT, yA.-This desf- MI
rab1e property will be RENTED OUT PUBLICLY
on THURSDAY. August 26,-lS75, at the hour Of
II ~, on the premises, for the year 1875. rs'tiss
TERMS: Bends with approved personal security
for the rent, which win be payable quarterly. ~
an 00-dr RI II CH fISTIaN c,uarfttay 80
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TOR RENT, a very neat and well-ar- E;
ranged BRICK DWELLING on the east hi
-iIo Of Fifth street between Leigh and NJ: five
rooms; kitchen, gas, and water: Price, 5000 per
year. ... hO1 81 I'll 49, -. =. 80.
all 2l-3t Ktal EStute ARtnt.
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FOR RENT, s.........- .......s G:.
Il UPON LIBERAL TERMS, sdI
two two-story FRAME D W ELLINGj on Twenty
eighth street between Marshall and Clay, snd be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets, with five rooms;
kitchen, &c.
FRAME DWELLING on Catharine street near
Henry street. with four five rooms: kitchen. &c.
Neat two. story FRAME DWELLING on TWEEN
tv-hfh street between and streets, with five or
six rooms; kitchen, &c. 49,
FRAME DWELLING on Thirtieth street be-
tween Marshall aud Gay streets
Handsome FRAME DWELLING OH Twenty
fourth street, corner Of Clay street. with basement
and two stories above, containing eight or nine
rooms: kitchen, sc. g. less q. r - ~, = ~.
Small BRICK DWELLING, No. Alp Duval
street. a.. r-s ... ..
FRAME TENEMENT on Thirticth street be-
tween and L streets. Apply to
RICHARDSON & CO.,
au 19-1w Ills Main street.
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DOR RENT. THE BRICK STORE. az:
L HOUSE, with dwelling above, containing Al
five rooms, No. west Broad street. This has
been q grocery and feed-stand for a number of
wears ii has large warehouse In rear for storage
purpo ,cs Apply TO FRASk y hill,
Real Estate Agent, HOS Main street.
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au 2l-4t
ENOR RENT.

FOR RENT. O.
New BRICK sToRF, with three rooms above,
No. 51S west Marshall street; good business
stand.
above, Nc. 1904 east Main; good stand for grocery
u Also, BRICK STORE and DWELLING with six
rooms, on Brook avenue near Baker street; groce-
- Also so. BRICK STORE, with two rooms above, No;
1908 east Main street, between Eighteenth and
Also, BRICK STORE No: s25 east Main, near
Also, BkIyK STORE and LARGE x DWE sI.,1s.e
Also, Nice OFFloE under Exchange Hotel,
Also, Two OFFICES corner Main and Four
's Also, UPSTAIRS over No 400 east Main street !;
Also, UP.sTAIRs over No. 14lO east Main
street; seven rooms and kitchen: nicely d!tsd up
for dTelling Apply to PH I1ns I n iIrst
au 21.4t
DOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, f.
L seven rooms No. 2OS st Cary street. Ed
DWELLING over No. 1924 east Main street.
BRICK SWELLING No. 1872 south Fourth
street, seven rooms, &c.
BniCK DIV ELLlNG No. 929 west Clay street,
''H B fp DW WI No 2ve west Canal street,
FRAME HOUSE, four rooms, Buchanan street
BRICK HOUSE, two rooms, Plum street. near
Main. Applyt tfhN Nix y: HILL,
au 2l -4tk No. HOS Main street.
EOR RENT, FRAMED DWELLING
l. on First street between Marshall and Clay, LII
No 407. with five rooms and Kitchen. Price, S24O.
For Rent. two nice new TESEMESTS on Mar
shall between First and Second streets, with six
rooms each; good ventilation and light, snd very
conveniently al ranged. Price, 1900.
and Inner streets, with six rooms; bath, Kitchen,
&C.; no basement. Price, $500.
For Rent, BRICK DWELLING on Marshall and
Smith Streets No. 900, with five rooms, ard kitcli-
en-. Price. 1925.
For Rent, BRICK DWELLING on Cary stree t
Kitchen with three rC oms; large grounds with some
frut-trees and shrubbery. Price Very low. Apply
TO GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
mn Ger
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L'UR KENT, UPON Liberal a.
Il TERMS, delightfully."- located BRICK r. e.
s1DENCE, surrounded with beautiful shade-trees,
opposite Monroe Park. on Laurel street. corner
Grove Avenue, with Two stories, containing len or
twelve rooms; Kitchen, stable, &c /; conveniently
III ranged Eith ALI the modern improvements. i
A wel-hsilt aud convenient, -arranged BRICK
DIV ELL1hG. on Broad street above the MoHumen-
tai church, with basement aud three stories above,
containing ten twelve rooms; kitchen, &C.,
with modern improvements.
That attractive ST. CCOEE-BRICk RESI-
DENCE aud BEAUTIFUL. GROUNDS, on Broad
street corner of wenteth, with basement and two
storits above, containing twelve rooms; kitchen,
stable &c. Applyt RICHARf,SON"& CO.,
Ill ls w Ills 3fain street.
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DOR RENT. COUNTRY STORE Ca
IL AND DWELLING. HOUSE, with all A:a
necessary oul.houseS: also, TWENTY ACRES
OF LAND attached. well improved clover lots, well
watered &c. at Fork Union. Fluranna county, Va,
four miles from the canal; IN OF the best coun.
ties of Virginia for society. churches, schools, and
merchandising. The buildings are AL In good
order. To good business-insn who will lease the
property for five years The price will be 5000 per
year. he entire properly cost ten years sgn 900
Ia build. Possession win be given October /. APP
ply 10 a. OPPESHIMER,'l315 Muin street, (
ALL 1SSd,sw&w1w Ri,hmurd Va, =
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Sale conducted BY E.D. FAoHe. Auesiopeer.
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TOR RENT-HAEDSOME FUR-g
T. NISMED or UNFURN!SHEDathe who ie - H.;
or baIf Of an attractive TIL KEE-STORI BRICK
nW ING on west Grace street with all The
inouetn ILL RICHARDSON & CO,
uoo1v 1113 Main street.
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AMEaDaENTs no eOssTiTUrIo1

~S-,~~-lS---~~s<~~~-1 ~~~~~s~1~Is-sSC AUA
OFFICE or CLsHK or HOUSE or D.fsn ,v.sS
AND KEEPER or THE ROLLS or VIagIyft
FIcHHoSD, July 2s, 1915. s
THE FOLLOWING PROpnspn
\ AMENDMENTS 10 the COSSTITIIri,,u ~.
VIRGINIA are published 10 accordance with I, vF
Clerk OF House of DELEGATES ana Kean ,.,s ~
Rolls Of virginia. 80 pe' VI ina
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BY Richardson i Co., ~.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

c,rpps r. wrIrtANs AuctIoneers. au
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FOR RENT.

prr,1.RnaoS & Co.. Auctioneers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-05-06
A Gentleman.

When YOU have found man, YOU
lave not far to 90 TO find a gentleman.
You cannot make gold ring out of
brass. You cannot change a Cape May
crystal to diamond. You cannot make
"A gentleman till you ii st find man. To
be a gentleman il Is not sufficient to have
had grandfather. To be q gentleman
does not depend on the ;ailor or the toll
ct. Blood will degenerate. Good
clothes are not good habits. The prince
Lee Boo concluded that the hog was the
only gentleman in England, as being
the ONLY thing that did not labor. \
gentleman io Just gentleman; no
more. no less; diamond polished that
was tlrsta diamond in the rough. \
gentleman lis gentle. A gentleman j.
modest. \ gentleman is courteous. a
gentleman Is slow to take offence, rs be
ing one who never gives it. A gentle
man lsislow to surmise evil. rs being one
who never thinks it. A gentleman sub
lccts his appetites. A gentleman retines
his taste. \ gentleman subducs his
feelings \ gentleman controls his
speech. \ gentleman deems every 9TH
cr better than himself. Sir Phillip Sid
ucy was never so much ota gentleman
{ ''i''D' Wv ilt " az VI li'H
knighthood- rs when, upon the field of
Lutphen, as he lay in his own blood, he
waived the draught of cool spring wat
er, that was to quencb his mortal thirst,
i'll favor OF a dying soldier. st. Paul de.
scrlbes gentleman when he exhortcd
the Philippian: Whatsoever things are
true, whatsoever things are honest,
whatsoever things are just, what socver
things are pure, whatsoever things are
lovely, whatsoever things are OF good
report. il there be any virtue, and if
tncrc be any praise, think on these
things And Dir. Isaac Barrow, in his
admirable sermon on the calliu2s of
gentleman, polntcdly says, "lic should
labor ANA study 10 be leader unto yi.-
tue and q notable promoter thereof; di-
rcctlng and exciting mel thereto, bv his
exemplary conversation; encouraging
them by his countenance and authority;
regarding the goodness of meancr peo-
pie by his bounty and favor; lie should
be such gentleman as Noah, who
preached righteousness by his words
and works, before profane world
- Bishop Doane.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-05-06
Vol. XXI. Whole No. 1853. No.l8.
Barnum's Latest.

Mr.. Barnum is about to move his
Great Roman Hippodrome from New
York on his Summer tour of exhibition
throughout the entire East, West and
North. In this monster enterprise the
Prince OF showmen has eclipsed all for
mer exhibitions OF his own or any ones
else, and we understand it is his pur-
pose to extend operations so as event.
ually to own half dozen or more diff
terent shows in this country and Eu-
rope, massing them all into q chartered
corporation, which will include opera
tic, dramatic or any enterprise which
the public may require.
To give some idea OF the magnitude
Of the Hippodrome we may state that
Barnum has 800 men, women and chill
dren in his employ, $50 horses, includ-
ing 300 blooded race horses and ponies,
elephants and camels, English stays and
stag hounds, ostriches, &c.-It has
cooks and cooking tents and provides
meals for all but about $50 of the COM
pany, who go to the hotels; stable huts
Tor horses and other animals; black
smiths to do all the horse -shoeing and
wagon and chariot repairing, and an
army OF carpenters and builders, some
OF whom precede the show ten davs to
erect the seats. Add to all these, men
and women who have the exclusive
charge of the wardrobe, and two first
class bands of music. The dressing
room tents cover more ground that au
ordinary circus does. The wardrobe
cost more than slO0, 900, and is larger
than the combined wardrobes OF all the
places OF amusement in the United
States. He has over seven thousand diff
ierent suits. including three hundred
sets OF real silver armor.-These armorS
are worn in the representations OF the
courts of Russia, Japan, Egypt and
China, and some of these most heavily
jewclled cost - 500 each. =
This IS certainly big venture; aud
as Mr.. Barnum himself has said, I'VE
can easily loose half a million of dollars
next Summer unless we can so awaken
and electrify the country in advance, as
to induce everybody to join in getting
up excursion trains to hit the few CEN
tres where we exhibit. That's one rea-
son why we send one of our immense
tents ahead and literally canvas" every
town" II is safe TO say that no other
man in this generation will attempts a
similar enterprise. 1t involves a CAPT
tai ofncarly million dollars.