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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-08
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE
l. AND LEAsEHOED OF GROUND No. los
NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FRANKLIN AID
GRACE STREETS, AT AUCTIOS.-On MON.
DAY the 10th Of January, at 4 O'Clock Z. W.. we
ING above referred to, situated between The resi-:
dences Of Drs. Beale and WaYt II has ten good
rooms besides pantry. store room; bathroom, &C.
The kitchen has three rooms. This house WIS
built In 1866, and is of the most approved modern
style of Arrangement with every convenience.
a few minutes walk or the ceatre Of business aud
the public buildings N axes II one OF the most de-
sirable In the city for professional or business
men Particulars OF the ground-lease will b. given
ut the time Of sale, or previously by application 10
the ancttOneers. -.
TERMS: One fourth cash; bAiaDce at four, eiRhl,
and Twelve months with Interest, and secured by
trust-deed. GRUBps "iLL.h.Mo,
ia 4 AuctlpueeIe.
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ssHsve you mailed that letter gave you
Yesterday morning, my dear3" said Mrs.
YouDghusbaud last evening as she handed
her mate his cup of tea. "WelI, no." said
Mr.. Y, 81 can't say that I have mailed it
yet, but Tue made all the preliminary ar.
ranqements." He was made to surrender
up the letter forthwith, and five minutes
later Bridget completed the s. arrangements "
by dropping it into the post.box on the
corner.
Hot Springs, Ark, keeps up its round OF
unique amueements. The Daily telegram
thus advises its readers: Go up to the
park to-day and witness the bear rob the
begun. 1t is worth seeing, and will be
$ quite q treat TO those who are not acquaint.
ed with the manner and habits Of this in
terestipg bird. There will also be skating
in the evening"
When the Columbia (Tenn.) Journal be-
gins paragraph with Saturday night last,
while that good man Loz russ house was
crowded with customers" etc., 1t reminds US
Of the reply of young man to question az
to where certain barbecue was to take place.
1t willtake place, SIR said he, (: at gen.
tleman by the name Of Bill Johnsou's spring"
Goarier.Jouraal.
n Saihamao Ut lfuchee, "a, pelhg de-
tec1ed Inc other day in aa attempt to steal q
piece OF raooer.hose, was kicked around the
entire block by the irate owner, and after he
haa thoroughly exhausted himself and worn
ost the seat OF the CekstiRPs pantaloons,
JOAN essmly propounded the following ques-
1oas" You no iikee iendunls
"A Hartford man recentig got piece of
tough meat lodged in the lower partof the
<.N,1 -. nv.3 ~
,bsep,on;n mak 80 ,snased a sy
nr'R,Lwnr,h ~ ,sat as.a n po h;lad . nm
her ~ ZOOS s y. ' m;th he esstn.e suioe Of
M. $500, auu VIII aas 800 =, s,iasolys
;na,bs 49, ~ uo INV. ss,ras ~ das :
Tho ro,. ,7-c ! ,.otaa for .,,e ,,,,y,ber of
;nfsr;or ~. rls y ;,h Ions lives who we're born
init rSs paar I 1t viii Of course, under
take 10 set 3 S,et.er example. A people who
are distinguished for nothing but old age
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-08
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE
i RESIDENCE No. 2I7 On GOVERNOR
FRANKLIN AND CAPITOL STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-The property above re-
way viii be sold at auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, January 18th, at 4 O'clock r. N.
The dwelling has eleven rooms besides bathroom
aud servants apartments, with water and gas
throughout.
Its finished In the best style, and in all ta ap-
pointmenH Is q first. class residence.
The situation Is very pleasant, overlooking the
Capitol square, and the property Is particularly de-
sirnble TO professional or business gentleman,
walk OF the public buildings.
TERMS: At sale. GkUBBS L WILLIAMS,
ia5 Auctioneers.
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"REMINISCENCES SALE OF yALUA.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
Y j RTE BUILDING LOTS in THE CITY OF
MANCHFSTER. va, OS MONDAY THE 10TH
DAY OF JANuARY: 1875, At 8 O'CLOCK Xxx T.:
NJ. on THE PREaiISES.IBy virtue Or an order
In the suit therein pending styled John II. Higgins.
COMMITTEES of Jacob White, q lunafic. entered at
the December term thereof, shall expose Tor sale
m auctions on the day above referred 10, the val
liable lots First loi fronts 90 Zee; on the corner or
Decatur aud Eighteenth streets, in but!ers addi-
tion !: second lot. l69 feet front on Eighteenth
street, and III feet deep; third tot 150xl69 feet
OF Stockton street. ~ .;;s II. q .s $
These are valuable lots. and should attract the at
tenifon of those seeking gOou investment.
+ TERMS: Liberal, and ANNOUNCED NJ sale.
! l4S-1Fts- 20 ANTHONY al. KELLEY,
b de 2S-eod special Commissioner.
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VIC DAY OF rae WEEK IT .wAs.-The

WHAT DAY OF THE WEEK IT -wAs.--Tn q.
Boston Advertiser gives . rule which WIZ
hold good for all dates in the present century
since 1852, as we'll as for those in the present
year: In order TO fnd out the cay Q. 1ne
week upon which any event ieh one na ~,
died years ago count forward t~s GAYS l,s.u
the day OF the week upon which the centsn.
NAL anniversary falls. For instance, .ae
Fourth Of July, 1876, will faR 'on aMesaay
the Fourth Of July, 1716, was inu.saay
The centennial anniversary Oh tDe DALE y.
Bunker Hill was celebrated NhuTsaay, JUN.
II, 1878. The battle was iought SosaFaay
lime ~. 17y5. This rule must not be useG
Sor dates in the eighteenth century earlier
than 175a. because that was the year Wber
the change from sold style {" took effect II
England and her colonies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-08
BY n. II. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, II Eleventh street.

VALUABLE SMALL TRACT OF
Y HEAyILA-WUODED LAND, ONE MILE
FROM POWHATAN STATION, RICHMOND
AND DANyILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-By request Of the owner will sci! At
Chesterfield court house: In Manchester, or Mon
DAY, January 10, 1876 at IL O'Clock d., the
THACT OF LAND above described, contsining
sixty acres. more less. being part or the
baud formerly owned by Richard 3. Stratton.
This land IS heavily wooded, and It's neafneis 70
the railroad should make 1t desirable TO pelsonsen
gagged In getting wood.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the lime OF
sale. y. u. LEE,
jaS Auctloneer
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pe,ro;ter got home at midnight The
o.ber NIGHT with black eye and boozy
sten. and as his wife met him at the head OF
the sfsirs she exclaimed: "Wby, you've
Noon r. yht;nrn "YeSm," he meekiy re-
nI;ed MS be leaned on the rail. cana some
one ONE has BACKED one Of your eyes" sne coz
I've. Vr. az the tears came. "Don't cry,
.zharlfne..o he said, in coaxing voice as ne
n,,t hi. hand on her head; "'h hadn't had
chance Cha to run he'd have BACKED bon OF
l7em!"
7, 10 related that Just after bis election TO
tae Vice-Presiaency John c. Brecsinrloge
went on shopping expedition Mltn DIS
rnotbor in Lexington, Kentucky. The ola
ladv had her purchases tied up in particu'
Iariv large package, which she banded over
to the yice.Presdept Of the United States,
sov;no e Here. John, take this bundle .: and
he dutifully took it and carried It home.
Dr. Edwards is trying to scare all the beer.
drinkers TO death. He says of them :" Their
diseases are always Of dangerous character,
and in case of accident they can never un-
derpo even the most trifiing operation With
the security of the temperate. They most
invariably die under it," He meant almost
Invariably.
Only such persons as cat exclusively with
a fork were allowed space in the Chicago
papers for the announc ement of their New
Years receptions. The spread of boarding
house mauners in the West is fast doing q
9 eat work for Chicago Courier Journal
Always laugh at your own jokes; if you
want anything well done, do it yourself
Graphic.
A letter mailed at the Boston post-ottice to
{. MIR. Lior JUL. Randolph" was safely de-
livered to Dir. Jewell, a lawyer Of Randolph.
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rtps 1eisas,r


TOR RENT sA FARM tssE FOR TY~ I!!s
z ss sas
.S sls s,s BRICK aGusE o. Bo7
eiah. iSr9sh sash r Laura
WIT MR nsi sHnnsE on Clay street with eight ten
rooms $500. App1 yyh e & sos, Agents,
is els No. Tenth street:
NOR RENI. au 2 excellent RESI-
il DENCE, Containing SIX rooE,s; geod gars, IN
den and water I'm yard, on Maddox hin W,
my rssidencs 10 good tenant the rent WIN De
m ;s 81 ]. y. LEwELLES:
NOR Rent, LARGE AND DEa. a5s
s55o Also oda p sad
sep as q o ahs city wine ns 81
NOR RENT HOUSE OF FIyEE "A
F rooms, large yard, and pleasant location rs
Eighth street per HGnia corner
Sixth and franklin ran s'ree's s. SQUIRE CO..
IN sits Real Estate Agents, 81 z Bank slree.: :
nor RENT-seyeral BRICK TENB; On
/ n MENTs. yepabis between Twenty-thira -
and ven on Twenty-second street
ne FEx ssnsoi TENBMENT on Twenty. issh street
near sma ie' sss1cK TENEMENT. No. 1873 venable
street n~,r,rpyyns an pvrd or Oyertor
streets at mouth between slx.n dna o
entn tier.. Sour rooms each water, &C.
"9 RRIcR HOUSE No COZ Twenty.seveInh ane
s,rh stree rs, 1--WE rooms, kitchen with two rooms
&c. - Ntne,aentb between
fT Rsde aR' TENEMENT ;2111 Broad street oppo
watQr. pnprpT q LYME
Rents low. honEhh - " -
| 3x g Or .1.as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-08
BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOG Main street.

TOR RENT.-A VALUABLE FARM
4 ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE, FOUR
MILES FROM THE CITY, co NTAlNING TWO
HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES, ONE HUN
DRED AND FORTY-ONE AND THREE.QUAR-
TER ACRES CLEARED AND SIXIY-SIX AND
A QUARTER ACRES OF WOODLAND, FOB
RENT AT PUBLIC AUCTIUS.-In pursuance or
q decree of the ircuit Court or Henrfco county,
entered on the 29th dayof December, IS, IN the
suit OF Eva and wife Us. Hliiard and others. the
for purpose will rent At public auction In front
OF the courthouse of said county, ON MONDAY
the 10:h Of January, 1876. a. 12k o'clock Z. III.
(tbat being court-day). the TaKM located as above
described; DWELLING with seven rooms, and
all necessary out houses.
Rent payable quarterly, and occurred by bond With
approysd security. A. X. GOURTNkY,
ta 2 Special Commissioner.
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FoR RENT. DWELLINGS,: 90
ppICK DWELLING, corner Main and Linden
e,reefs . an modern improvements; ten rooms.
No. 542 north Fourth street; ten rooms.
No. 4Ol west Main street; eight rooms.
No Locust alley; eight rooms.
No Oils east Broad street; seven Tooihs'
No Is west Canal street; six rooms.
No. 822, corner China and Pine s'ree's' SIX
No. sO4 south Cherry street; five rooms.
No 2S north Harvie street: i've rooms.
No. 2Sn4 east Main upper pItl: four rooms.
No. 521 north Feushee: four rooms.
No TOT Accommodation street; four Toolns.
No. f43 north Second street upper part) tntee
rooms ,hroo rooms
Lester street; three rooms.
No. 24l2 cast Venabe street; two rooms
STORES.
No. 6 north Seventeenth street, with dwellings
No. 73S north Second street, with dwelling !;
NO No. Sal north Seventeenth street, with dwell.
luz iou' j. THOMPSON Brown,
Real state hgentand Auetoneer,
opposite Dispatch office, Ills Main street,
;, NAV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-08
By G9ddin, Warren & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1106 Main street.

EoUR FRAMED HOUSES ON BROOK
II AVENUE BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-At
the request of the owIer we Will sell, on the pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY the 18th Of January,
1876, at 81 O'Clock ?. NJ, FOUR FRANZ o
HOUSES, located as above described, running back
an Irregular depth TO wide alley.
These houses are in good condition, and are suit
able for stores.
TERMS Accommodating, and made known at
sale. GODDlS, WARREN g CO.,
tat Auctioneers.
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rs BY Cook & La1ghton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Goyeraor street.


No. 10 Governor street.
TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE
~ OF HORSEs, WAGONS, b EW "
APPURTENANCEs, PLATFoKM y SGALnEs,
Z ,FFICE FURNITuRE.& &C., &c1 AT AUII,lO.N::
By virtue OF an order Of the United states Dlstrst
Court will sell 1t auction. on SATURDAY tne Ssn
Instant nj II o'clock, at the Spring Park Brewery
Of Henry Bowler, head Of Clay street. The follow
ing property Of Henry Bowler, bankrupt. IN oanx-
ruptcy: szts:s.> -
q large SPRING TRUCK-WAGOSS ana HARNESS,
800 BEER and ALE KEGS and CASKS,
8 large MksII.TCBS,
! large IRON TANK.
STEAM PUMP,
lHAND-PEMP,
OFFICE FURNITURE,
LETTER-PRESS, 500 szH
l set PLATFORM SCALES,
together with all the fixtures and apDurtenances OF
frst-class brewery III, ssa,as Msl.,,,
Cook & LAUGHToN, AucttoHeers. ia 4
viii be added to the above sale
large. dne y0uDg MULE,
1 STREET-DRAY,
/ CoAL-CART. COOK q LAUdhIoN,
iu7 Auctioneers.
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METALS, de-.


sNHETALs.-100 tons best REFINED
slEnES and NORWAY FROM assorted
NaYL0E'S CAST STEEL-fat, square, and octa-
ENeEisH and AMERICA STEEL;
PfG-LEAD, PIG-TIN, : szzEs
SPELTER, -
RUSSIA and AMERICAN sHEET-IRoN;
HORSFSHOES, H0RS GSH0G NAILS, aE3:sss
SHEET ZINC, NAH,-R0l IDS, Isl ~ 5z4ss "a
&c. For sale BY ~ ~ . 81
de I4-eod2m e. % 8. W0RTHAM u CO.
s. ii Il CARD IF rom this date the UNDER
signed win conduct ENEEAL METAL
BUSINESS at Nos. @ aud 8 Fourteenth stxeet-tise
stand foe many Years occupied BY John ~ Gordon
they respectfully soiict The patronage of iheir
friends and The f19de generalIy y.
The WH0LESALEG GROCER Y BUSINESS Eth
be continued ct the present stand bY SSf q ~
ss,A1'sss s ss sIx;aEs6 JOHN i. aoRDgs
JAsUABg ., 3.os Y;
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BY Bobert B. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brother).
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1910 Main efraof

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i VACANT LOT ON HULL STREET, IN TIL {
TOWN OF MANCHESTER. BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS, BY
AUCTION.-By virtue of decd Of trust from
Isaac Kahn to me as trustee, dated April 25th,
1873. recorded In Chesterfield County Court,
%. b. Sc, page 636, and by request Of The party
secured IN said deed, default having been made In
payment Of the second note named In said deed,
shall proceed to sell. upon the premises, on FRI
DAY The l4ih of January, $40. at O'Clock p, NJ,
the lot described fronting "a feet on said west line
Of Hull street aud extending back / IS feet.
TERMS: Cash az to expenses of sale and to pay OF
note Of 500. 81, given by said Kahn, dated April
25th, 1873, at eight months after date, and resi-
due upon such terms as will be given af sale.
Z j,S WILLIAM II. LYME, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-08
BY George E. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. l105 Bank street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE PRO.
ID NOUNCED by the Circuit Court Of the county
OF Heprico, entered on the Sd day OF December,
1875, in the cause OF Wade, administering, rS.
n ada and others, we viii sell on MONDAY, Janu-
airy TO- 1875, at the Henrieo County court, house.
ACRES of LAND lying in the county of Henrico
niue miles east Of Richmond, and adjoining the
lands belonging 10 the estate OF S. +. Hallowcll,
deceased.
The said land is well wooded, mostly original
growth, and offers great Inducements. Sale Pc
remptory, +s, GEORGE w. THOMAS,
:. WILLIAM h. HANCOCK,
Special Commissioners.
Also. at the same time and place, will be sold the
HOUSE ut Wickersville (near Rockette) with three
rooms kitchen with two rooms and three acres OF
AIT Alter ry the above sale $500 CYPRESS SHIN.
$3.50 GEORGE E. CRAWFORD,
ia Sit Auctioueer.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY HANDSOME gaIGk RESiDESsG.Es
AT THE NORTHEAsTAGf3RNr OF 5h NJ W.
AND fTwENTY.THrRD STREETS AZ EAGS.
Z sauHas u WILLLtAsfs. Anes.cnee,s.

EsoR CIGARsAIAKER S fs1sS 2 HA ~;
7 NAELAv0RJNe,. u. NAG NEkslsIss.ssss.<s,::..
CARDS. $a to IA per te sSS
III S & 90 paSpA GH e RISgiSe.siuess
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n MoRGENRoTH,
- PRACTICAL LITaoGRAPHER,
ENeRAyER, and PRINTER,

No. 712UE NaIn street next dOof % We We
sIonal Bank,, Richmond, Va,
respectfully informs The public that he his com
menced the sITHoGRAPHIc BUSINESS, and Is
prepared to execute orders for commercial and
chrome ithographic work of every description. q
Hevli be pleased to furnish estimates for work of
any description, md il favored with your orders
viii guarantee satisfaction in every respect,
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GALE AT AUCTION OF BRICK STORE
y AND DWELLING On THE EAST SIDE OF
BROOK AVGNBE NEAR TO LEIGH STREET.
Will be sold at auction on the premises, on WE'D
NJ, that very desirable BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING located as above, now and for many
who has declined business to remove to the country.
The lot has front of thirty feet and extends back
to Leigh street. The lower part Is occupied as \
with four rooms, and cellar under the store, and a
vacant lot to the east having front of fourteen
fees
water, and city culvert.
TRIMS One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by a deed Of trust.
lag W.GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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No. SCo MAIN STEEEI.
Established 1929
OUR CHRISTMAS sPEC1aLTIEs:
ANTIGUA R IIM' Genuine and very flue;
SCOTCH WHISKEY,t Old and fine:
IRISH WHIShEY,5
CHAMPIONSHIPS brands;
WINES-fuest imported;
ALLEGHANY WHISKEY Virginia Mountain
Rye)-yery good; y
WILLIS WHISkEY-very fine;
3 SELECT WHISKEY-Dr. McCaw's certificate
TEAS-beSt grades;
GIG ARs-" Pride of Key West y and other popu.
lar brands Of imported and domestic;
IMPORTED CONDIMENTS and FANCY GRO
CERES.
AS our stock is purchased for cash we cannot be
undersoid.
Liberal discount to the trade. de elm
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING
E on Main street between Second and Third, la;I
No. 213, with nine rooms, including kl'cheh anu
BRICK DWELLING No. $40 north Seventh
street with eight rooms; kitchen WIN loar
BRICK DWELLING on Arch street pel"een
Second and Third streets. with four rooms;
FRANC DWELLING No. us north FourIn
street, with four rooms and kitchen.
FRAME DWELLING on Cherry street near Al
belnarle; three rooms. - -. $4,000,
Twenty-sfxth and 1wenty-serenth, with 1our
rooms. r-r o,,,oentb etroa,
near Verable; four rooms each.
FRAME DWELLING corner of Twenty-tblro
FRtME DWELLING on Twenty-seventh street
near Venable with five rooms; Kitchen ana STU
Bile: one-hal acre Of ground attached. -
FRAME DWELLING with three rooms on
Twenty eighth street, corner OF :.
also, FIVE EXCELLEET ROOMS In mouse NO.
- Sou'n S'->''' EDWARD G. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent,
Main arr
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1915. NOW is THE TINE 1876.
~ TO SUBSCRIBE.
IT. YSON,
NEWs.DEALER AND BOOKSELLER,

LUZ MAIN STREET, IsICaaV-NUi FEh''
AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published In this country ana
Europe, will send any of the following papers ana
magazines to any address postage patdJ on re-
ce,nt NJ the prices annexed, which are the pub
I,shars, lowest rates. The EDUCATIONAL JOUR-
v.I with any of the following periodicals, will be
supplied ut $1.Zo:
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REAL. ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIoNEER.
No. / 108 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, va.
Rea! es,a Re sold publicly or privately. Rents
collected cans negotiated on collateral or other
securities. a ne ISs3m
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REaI, EsTATE AGENTS, &c ..

REAL ESTATE sold publicly or privately in The
city and adjoining counties.
Special attention given to Renting Oat Houses,
Collecting Rents Drawing Deeds &c., &c.
$500 ~ ~ IN 4.eod1 m
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-04-08
FRIDAY
APRIL =, 1870

WHEN THE SWALLOWS lIOMEw ARD Fly =
Mn. John Blair, for several years engaged
rs a logger on Mud Day, who has wintcrcd
at Santa Rosa, California, has returned to
his former home, satisfied by his experience
abroad that Puget Sound is the preferable field
for rrnumerative labor IIe.rcpsrIs that Mr.
land from sale as he intends to resume farm.
ing on his return Mr. Fan Nost, another
logger who sought to better his fortunes in
California will likewise return this Summer.
MEssRS. Vivian, kohler and Prof Waud
left by the steamer Aida today for Seattle,
where they propose TO give an entertainment
on Saturday night the Sth inst. These gen
,crlcn are true artists in whatever they I'M
,iertcrtakc, and merit the most liberal pat
ronagc. From Seattle they go to Victoria.
As WE 90 to press Mr. Brooke, lawyer
from San Francisco, and attorney for Capt.
Finch. in the suit pending between c. II.
Hale, ct al, and ID. B. Finch. is occupying
the attention Of the court in connexion with
that case.
PERsoNAL.-Wc received call to-day
from Judge Lewis, who is on brief visit to
our city.
Likewise from Mr.. Holt, of Kalana, WHO is
in attendance on the District Court
Mr.. ID. NJ. Brown leaves by the Libby to-
day for WILDLY Island, where he intends TO
engage in farming The best wishes of a
host of friends accompany Mr.. g. in his
now vocation.
SERVICES in the Presbyterian church will
be conducted next Sunday by Rev. II. P.
Cunning, of Seattle. Mr.. Thompson has
gone to Snohomish On Ministerial duty.
In The case of Chcnoweth VS.. Gates, the
Jury found verdict for the plaintiff and
awarded him the sum of 81 90 and costs of
suit.
UNITARIAN SERVICES. The pastor being
absent down the Sound, there will be no SER
vice in Tacoma Hall next Sunday.
THE steamer Libby is expected this even
ing. She comes to take Mr.. Brown and his
effects to WILDLY Island.
JOSEPH MILLER - before Judge Elder.
Charge, indecent exposure. Penalty, 800
and costs Correct.
EXPERIENCED members of Congress think
it unlikely that body will adjourn before
the first of July
THE new iron wheels for Marshville draw
came up from Seattle yesterday and were
put in place.
WE acknowledge the compliment of a SER
cnade from the Vivian-Kohler band yester-
day evening
CAPT. D. B. FINCH and Mr. W. n. Horton
arrived by stage last evening.
THE newly elected city officers qualified
last Tuesday night.
THE Zephyr is posted to leave o'clock in
the morning.
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he left The city to 60 with the movement of
secession. To-day he argued cotton case
before tie Supreme Court, the opposing coun-
selbcing Ben. Hill.
Court OF Impc a canent.
WAsliiSoroS, April at 1 y, Il. Chief
Justice Wait appeared in the Senate accom>
panied hv Senators EdmoEds and Thurman,
and was escorted to a seat at the right OF the
President protein and the following oath was
then administered, first to Ferry and then to
the Senators who were called by the Secrcta>
~, in groups of six You do solemly swear
that in all things appcrtaining to the trial OF
the Impeachment of W. w. Bclknap, late
Secretary of War now pending, you will do
impartial justice according TO the constitution
and laws
After the oath had been administered the
Chief Justice retired and Frelinghuyson SUBJ
mittcd an order instruc:ing the Secretary OF
the Senate to notify the House of Rcpresen>
ta,ives that the Senate is now organized for
the trial of w. w. Belknap and ready to
receive the Managers of impeachment.
The following was agreedto to:
Ordered, that a summons be issued, as
required Ivy the rules of procedure and prac-
tice, to W. W. Belknap, returnable on Mon
day, the 18th day of the present month, at
one o'clock in the afternoon. This being
satisfactory to the Managers, the Senate,
sitting as court of impeachment, adjourned
until the 18th inst