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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-19
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Letters of Fall :
of 1874. /:
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These are letters binson....................
sent, Letters of Fa
To be pigeon-holed by the: of 1874.
President, ''.'''''''''''''..''.'''
Complaining that soldiers
at Fort Sill
Were charged for whiskeya
dollar q gill,
To roimbuse Marsh and Ev-
ans for
The Bribe that took and
didn't abhor
The model Secretary of
War
That was put in the Cabinet
Grant built,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-19

These are the soldiers at Fort -.
Still u
VINO paid for whisky a dollar: il
gill,
To REIN burse Marsh and Ev-: 81
ans for .r pl
The Bribe that took aud didn't''''
abhor
The model Secretary OF War
That was put in the Cabinet
Grant built.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-19

Orange Grove Encampment, No. 81, |. 0. 0. F.
REGULAR MEETINGS held ON
-<.aTA: the Second and Fourth TUES
S.seS DAYS of each month at 7% p. M.
SzFaFVVS Soiourning Patriarchs in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
JOS, HUBER, c. p.
r. FLEISUMAN, Sicrbe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-19

III.
This is the Bribe that didn't ....................
abhOr S40,6OO.
The model Secretary Of War "''''''''..'''''''''''
That was put in the Cabinet
Grant built
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-19
THE CABINET GRANT BUILT.
RHYME FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF THE
WASHINGTON THIEF-NURsERY

This is the Secretary OF War ................."..
That was put in the Cabinet w w Belk-
Grant built nap.
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nArLKOAD. I.TNEs
KICAA0ND AND IAHgfLLk KAILH0AD Gcyfp,1.,
" RICHNOND. Vas August A. 1S5a.
.GCHEDTJLE OFTR AIMS. rlKryrs r,r,

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING Ey.
l9FECT AUGUSTg 8, 1g7Se.TRAIN NO. 1-Xrw
kGss as is a1ns sses Tsnasf
W: ss ~ :; d ssei eyfs s. !,
Daa1s ss y s RyPas Sp ass. :, 9s a
A. H.: arrives at Charlotte at 242 A. 81. Tiis te.,
s' qR any 4 Sr Rs5Sad seG,s
Airline Junction ii 2:40 A. NJ leaves Gh ,nes
caves Tho@ssTe Il ss4 i. e. e ss
at GIT A. ~; leaves Danville at 1854 A. M: sages
RanSs sys s. & sa A s 1855 EnnsTo1 S
Vile a. +, l2aS Fl ea asa ehula Mt LAG
| TRAIN NO. 3.-THBoUGH MATI--SEw Yong
TO SAyANNAM-Leaves Richmond at $50 A. H.:
Leaves Bnrseyiie at A: d. leaves Dundee (dinnerj
greensboro, at 436 P. NJ; Leaves SALISBURY at 7.nI
lsupper) p. n; arrives at Charlotte al SOS p. II.
TRAIN No. 4.-SAyANSAH AND NEW Yong
Eastward1Leayes Charlotte al 5:55 A. NJ; leave,
AIRLINE Junction at e25 A; d.: leaves Salisbury
leaves DanyiIe at l@s4 r. 81; leaves Dundee 81
1:49 r. r.; leaves BurkeyfIle At 1856 P. n; ar.
westward-Leayes Richmond At 1915 4. NJ arriys;
P. II. arrives at Lynchbarx At SO r a'2
TRAIN No. 6.-tYEcHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS
Eastward-Leayes Bnrkeyie at $40 4. II. arrives
at Richmond ut $40 A. d.
TRAIN No. 7.-LoCAL BuRKEyILLE AcCoMNo-
DATIoS daily Except Saturday.. Westwari-Leaye,
Richmond at 7. NJ: arrives at BurkeYille ut l2Ia
A. Ii.
TRAIN NO. 1O.-LocAL BURKEyuLE Accox.
NOTATION, Eastw2rd-Leaves Burkeville at 7 4
IL; arrives at Richmond at Pm.
Trains.Nos. 8 and connect 1t Richmond with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect ut Greensboro With
trains to and from Raleigh and G0dsboro'.
The through Trains connect ut Richmond with
trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg AMI roto
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, and New York.
Trains Nos. and 2 connect At Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-.
road TO and from Grecnville, Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest.
ern points.
Columbia and Augusta railroad for Columbia. All
glsta. Charleston, Savannah, Tallahassee, and 40
southern points.
Train No. connects at BurlevIlle with the Allan
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchburg
Chattane oga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold To all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans
Pullman Palace sleepnS-cals run through between
Richmond and Atlanta.
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
to the points named the ticket. Nolay-Over cheeks
Will be given. T. NJ. u. TALCOTT.
General Superintendent.
JOHN r. MACTURDo, General Passenger Agent
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The American Dental Association re-
sumed its session at Philadelphia Thurs
day-Dr. A. L. Northrop, OF New York,
presiding. The report OF the treasurer was
submitted, and papers on "Sleep uersas
Anasthesia" and "Dentai Therapeutics }"
were read and discussed. AT the afternoon
session DR.. Morrison, OF st. Louis, made a
report from the Committee on Mechanical
Dentistry. This was followed by the reading
OF . paper on the same subject by DR.. Bar
gan, read paper on " Etiology," followed
bya paper on the same subject by DR.. Webb,
OF Philadelphia. At the evening session
officers were elected for the ensuing year,
Dr.. G. w. Keely, OF Oxford, Ohio, being
chosen president. Chicago has been selected
as the next place OF meeting.
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THE BORDER.


A PROMISING YOUNG TOwN-ESD OF TIE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRANSPORTATION OF
THE CROPs-TILDEN, HENDRICKS, VANCE,
AND REFORM.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SUTHERLIN, August 3, 1876.
This young town is on the Richmond and
Danyille railroad eleven miles from Danville,
eight from Milton, n. c., and partly lies III
PittSylvania county. 1t is the centre OF the
finest tobacco-growing section OF this State,
is about three years old, and confidently
expects to be big place in few years.
Already large Touring, grist-, and saw
mills, an agricultural-mplcment manufac-
tory and foundry, large brick-yard, with
stores, boot and shoe factory, &C., are in
full operation. \ railroad to Milton and a
tobacco warehouse. are projected, and will
be facts accomplished in the Immediate fu-
ture.
THE dry spell IS ended at last, having
given place to q season OF showers and
dampnesS.
About half crop OF tobacco, quality and
quantity both considered, will be housed.
Highland corn is badly damaged; wheat
crop good: vegetables an utter failure
fruit and melons Indifferent.
All the country side for Tildcn, Hen
bricks, and reform, Of course, and those
voters from g over the border" will have
Vance and none other for their Governor.
Yours, SCA.pEL.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS.

A WELL-PATR0NIZED Observation-Disclosures
CURES - SoCIABILlTY OF YISlT0RS-PER'
SONAL--vALLEY EAlLR0AD-LECTURE.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatclll
AUGUST 8, 1876.
The Buffalo maintains its prestige rs de-
lirhtful and wcll-patroniZcd summer resort.
The numerous visitors here from all sec
tons OF the country are highly pleased with
the place and amazed at the almost magical
renovating and remedial powers OF the
waterS Instances OF its beneficial ELECTS,
both at the Springs and reported elsewhere
from the use OF the lithia waters, are OF
daily occurrence. Shipments OF the water
continue to increase, and orders for 1t are
received from the Canadas to the Gulf.
The management, in all its departments,
is suited to accommodate the most fastldi-
Gus. The garden connected with the place
is large and productive, and furnishes daily
an abundant supply Of the choicest and
freshest vegetables. Messrs. j. =. Wood,
manager, and Charles p. Rceks, chief clerk,
are admirably suited to their respective po-
sitions. This place is proverbial for the
sociabiity OF its visitors, and there is an
entire absence Of the formality and seclu-
siyeness observable ut other summer resorts.
Josh Motley's band furnishes excellent mu-
sic for the ballroom; and the scene here
presented q few evenings since, when the
visitors were joined by party OF the elite
OF Clarksyille's bellies and beallX to partlcl-
pate in the lively dance, was one OF unusual
beauty, grace, and elegance.
There are some gentlemen here from
Pennsylvania, attracted by the celebrity of
the waters, and they express themselves
well pleased with the place and Virginia
climate and soil. 4 large number Of visit
ors are expected this month. Judge A. D.
Dickinson, of this circuit, will be here about
the 10Th to attend to some business OF his
court. OF course the lawyers will he here
in force. Among the visitors we have DR..
w. H. Hawkins, eX-president OF the Raleigh
and CASTOR railroad; Marshall Parks, Esq,
OF Norfolk; W. d. Rountree, Esq, and
family, OF North Carolina: J. Virgil Rich
ards cotton factor, Of New Orleans, with
his family; Mr.. Purvionce. OF New York;
Captain 7. II. Gary, of Manchester; Messrs.
Peachy Il. Grattan, John Maben, Mrs. J. a.
others, of your city.
Colonel L. II. Harris, presidential elector
for this district, is here rapidly improving
from chills and fever, and expects to open
the political campaign at Charlotte County
Court the 7th instant.
Sanguine hopes are entertained Of re-
building the Roanoke Valley railroad from
GAINESVILLE to Menson, n. G. A new presi-
dent, Mr.. NJ. Hawkins, Of North Carolina,
and board of directors have been recently
elected.
Rev. Oscar +. Flippo is expected to lee
ture here the 10th and 18th OF the present
month. y.
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by F. j., Sampson.
Real Estate Agent and Aucttonecr,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
b i COAL LANDS, ADJOINING THE MLDLQ,
THAN COAL MINES, IN sCHESTERFiELD
.COUNTY-By virtue Of d deed OF trust executed TO
me MS trustee on the 21ss day Of February, 1879.
aud duly Of record In the clerks Office or the County
Court OF Chesterfield county, In decd-book, volume
81, page BAG, being required so to do by the bene
ciary said deed will offer for SALE Oh me pES Ie
at IL o'clock 81. nm undivided interest In that truly
valuable TRACT OF COAL LAND known US US
"Cobbs," adjoining the coal lands formerly ownea
II. McTyre, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-THREE ACRES, more OF less, and Thicn
Il held In common by Walter G. Clarke, Junlu5 a.
Clarke and William B. Woodbridge and others.
This IS undoubtedly valuable coal properly.
Miners and others requested to examine Tue pro-
perty before the day OF sale.
TERMS: Cash rs to so much rs may De necessat :,
to deray the expenses of executing this trust ana 70
nav off bond for $500, with interest from the 2lst
day OF February, 1874; and the balance upon such
terms rs will BIC made known on the Day OF SAFE
SOCRATES BROOKS,
,voe Trustee.
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PATRICK COUNTY.

/.
TrLDES AND HENDRICKS MEETING-sAT1sFAG-
TIoN WITH THE TICKET-0uTRAGEs PERPE-
TRATED BY FEDERAL oFrICIALs-THE SPIRIT
OF REVENGE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Disratch.l
AUGUST ], 1876.
On last Tuesday, being the regular day
for our County Court, quite large number
OF the sovereigns convened, but little BUSH
ness was transacted No case OF Importance
occupied the time Of the court, so we had q
political meeting-called together to appoint
delegates to our Congressional Convention
TO be held at Floyd Courthouse on the 18th
Of August next, and to perfect the organi.
zation for the approaching presidential
campaign. All this was satisfactorily ac-
complishcd.
have never seen such universal satisfac-
ton as exists in all this portion OF the State
with the st. Louis ticket. Everybody is for
Tilden and Hendricks. Our people are
tired OF Radical rule, OF corruption and OPP
preston. They are outraged by the con-
duct of Federal officials, who, for the
merest preteXt, arrest quiet farmers ut the
busiest season OF the year, and carry them
off seventy-tye miles to be tried before q
United States commissioner, when we have
such an officer in our midst.
Last week some uIteen OF our cltlZcnS
were carried off to Danville, charged with
illicit distilling, passing right by the resi-
dence OF our United States commissioner,
within ten miles OF their homes. The
gravity OF the offence may be guessed al
when we are informed that all OF the party
were discharged but two, who were recog-
nized to appear in Danville.
Even the judge Of our County Court,
Samuel G. Staples, has been SC. unfortunate
as to stir UP the ire OF the Federal officials.
A few weeks since one Of them was before
his Honor, charged with unlawfully shoot
ing one OF our citizens, and his decision in
the case gave offence to the gentleman under
arrest, who vowed that he would have re-
venge. Since then his Honor has been ar.
rested and carried to Danyfilc, charged with
buying and selling tobacco without license,
when it is notorious fact that the Judge
has never dealt in. tobacco. only so far as to
sell few small crops OF his renters. The
Judge was recognized to appear in Danville
before the next United States grand jury
This is provoking, but we predict that his
Honor will come out, as heretofore, with In
creased reputation. When we consider all
these hardships, is it to be wondered at that
our people are in earnest and anxious fol-
reform and relief. Whom the gods love
they first make mad" Surely the fates are
against the rule Of such party. PATRICK.
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HOUSE.MOyING

HOUSE-MOYING.-Don't fail to see I
Ii j. REAMY, No. 10 Fifteenth street, the onl!
practical HOUSE~MOVER and RAISER In the city
With my patent mover guarantee economy and dis
patch. Buildings moved with chlnneys, without dis
turbing tenant Safes. Boilers, Engines, and other
heavy bodies moved with care. Also, pay cash for
buildings to be moved in the city. References !:
Nessrs. w. 7. King, Main street; Captain Tyler,
Rockets; George A. Hundley, Broad street.
INV 29-3m
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EOR RENT. AT LOW RATES, a.

y No. 1O4 east Clay street, 10 rooms; Il:
No. go west Main street, 10 rooms;
No 6 north Twenty-iirst street, 10 rooms;
No 4O5 west Main street. 8 rooms:
No. l442 east Main street. s rooms;
No. 2O3 west Cary street, z rooms:
No. 500 west Marshall street, z rooms;
No. 8 west Canal street. rooms;
No. Ill west Cary street, 6 rooms;
No 3l3 west Main street, e rooms;
No. GOT west Marshall street, rooms;
No. 81 west Canal street, 6 rooms:
No. 71O north Fourth street, rooms;
No. lis south Bclvldere street, rooms;
No SIG north Second street, rooms:
No $50 north FOllshcc street, rooms;
No. 521 south Pine street, rooms:
No. Third street, near Grace, rooms;
No. 1905 Baldwin street, 3 rooms:
No. G2G north Sixth street, rooms;
No GA south Pine street, 2 rooms.
STORES AND OFFICES.
No. 22O2 east Main street, rooms;
No.. south Pine street, rooms,
No north Seventeenth street, rooms;
No. Brook avenue. near Broad street;
No. 423 west Duval street, 2 rooms;
Offices in No. 1902 east Main street:
Offices corner of Ninth and Franklin streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioDeer,
lib Main street, opposite DiSpdtch.'
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DR.. Ensor, the superintendent Of the
South Carolina State Insane Asylum, says
the time has arrived when the inmates OF
that institution must receive assistance or
starye. No money can be obtained from the
State.
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BY George =. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr'
Bank street, next ito the custom-houSe.

DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER, Mrs:
ID y.M Lee, will sell ON SATURDAY, August
5th, ut P. NJ, that DESIRABLE HOUSE on FIRST
street near Charity. No. 1006. The mouse contains
on First street, running back 129h feet.
TERMS: 1900 cash balance in monthly install
ments of S12 until paid for. A--on
,vos-oodtds Auctioneer.
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c

ALL KNOW OL1VER'S "UNO."-
Something delicious, and unsurpassed In its excel
lence and fragrance us Z F1SE-CuT CHEWING ana
SMOKING TOBACCO A supply just received and
for sale by iau =. T.. DOVE
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE PRIV Y, CORNER
L HOUSE Clyde Row, No. 81, west Cary corner
of Cary and Jefersonl. Apply to
No. 1902 Main street. or upon the premises
~ 31-1w
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BY james II. Taylor 6 Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers,
Office corner Eleventh. and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN OLD,
" WE'LL KNOWN, AND VALUABLE FARM
IN THE LOWER PART OF HENRICO COUNTY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-1n pursuance of 4 de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Hcnrico comfy entered
the 22d day Of June, 1876, In the suit Of George
". RoyStcr Us. Crump's administrator and John e.
Carteris executor and a.. shall, on MONDAY the
14th day of August, 1875, in front Of Henrico
county courthouse THAT being court-lay, commen-
cling ut q O'Clock ~, proceed to SELL subject to the
widows dover rights, the aforementioned FARM,
Carter at the time of his death, containing some
FOUR OR FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF valuable
farming and timhcred land with improvements
suitable for farming purposes.
This farm will be sold Us Il whole. subject above
stated to Mrs Carriers dover rights therein, and not
by the acre: therefore no survey has been made
Bidders will have to Inform themselves OH this sub
jcct from the land-bookS and ttlc-papers.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay expenses OF sale
and costs OF suit; the residue credit of one two
and three years, the purchaser giving bonds, with
good personal security, for deferred instalments.
\. X. COURTNEY.
Special Commissioner.
JAMES u. TAYLOR Il SON, AuctiOneers. au 2
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, A SUIT OF ROOMS,
IL consisting of a parlor dnng-room with Aa:I
pantry attached and a china-cosetl chamber, with
drcssing-room adjolnlng-all on the first noor anu
ward. The rooms are in delightful neighborhood,
and to good and prompt-paying tenant the rent VIII
be Sl5 per month. A Kitchen room can he had II
desired: ALSO a STABLE for rent. Apply at Us
West Gary street au 5-1t*
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TTIGH-CoNsTABLEYs SALE OF FUR.

HIGH-CDNSTABLE SALE UtFOK-
Ii NITURE, STOVES. CHILDREN'5 u. 3.
RIAGEs, GLASS JARS IE0M SAFE, Gel !. VIII
August. s76. ut 10 O'clock Al. Ms ut my office. No.
1906 Franklin street. below Governor street, the
following property, to sasfy eundry distress-Tar.
rants and executions In my hands:
WARDROBES, BUREAUS.
WAgHSTANDS, CHAIRS,
$50 CLOCKS, MIRRORS. PICTURES,
BEDSTEADS. MATTRESSES, s
:. FEATHER-BEDS,
i TRUNKS, TABLES,
WATER-COOLERS,
COOKING and HEATING-STOFES,
CROCKERY, LAMPS,
rs WINDOW-SHADES.
CHESTS, LOUNGES, GUNS,
5EWING-MACHINE, 1fes
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
One IRON SAFE
TERMS: Cash. T. L.WHlTING.
au 5-2t II. G. G. IL.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

NJ.
Potomac boats connects at Shepherd with through
sleepcrs for New York.
ga. NJ. daily Except Srndays|, making close con-
nectons at Shepherd for the northwest, arriving mt
Philadelphia at $50 L. N. and New York at 1920
=. II. l.. n. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
: A. $. WHALING,
Southeastern Passenger AGENT.
r.. X. SHARP,
jyS Master OfTransportati0n.
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COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE 4th, 1876, traias
~ on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. d., THROUGH Mali. daily texcept sun
day., connecting for all points South
and West. Sleeping-car attached sdns
through To Weldon.
1.20 T. NJ, THROUGH MALL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train viii make
close connection ut PetersbrSS LOT
Norfolk, and at Norfolk with s2rndId
Bay-lne steamers for Bslt!mosa, fh M.
Y .e adelphfa, and New York. Fase as 10"
rs by any other line. t..G
$40 P. NJ, FBEAGllT daily Except suA!ss's witn
coach attached.
LEAvE PETERSBURG NoRTE,
7:30 A. NJ, FRMGHT TRAIN daily teScspa sun
dayl, with coach attached.
l144 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily connectinS
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for alb peaais East
TAG p. NJ THRoUGH MAIL daily Iexcsps Sun
1ny), connecting with Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potonlae railroad
for all points East aisk West. Pullman
sleeper attached, sunntns through
to baltimore Also making close con-
necti0n Witlisthe Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs anu
all points North and West.
The 5:lo A. M. train from Eehmoaa, and the 80 .
This b the only line with dsn6ie daily trains MAKING
close ceune. i0r n Charleston, Columbia, Augusta
Savannah, and the South. lilo
PASSENGERS for Clover Htt Pits have Richmond p
1seO 7. NJ MONDAYS, EEpSkSDAYS,a and fRi'
Alt TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start Rom
jas 4. SHAW, Superintendent.
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By Robert u. Lyme
successor to Lyme s. Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
' FOURTH STREET AND LAND In HEN
RICO EOR SALE AT AUCTIOS.-By virtue of II
decree Of the United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia. In the matter OF George
W. Smith, bankrupt, entered on the 1st day OF All
gust, 1876. the undersigned, as assignee and COM
missioner named In said decree, will proceed OIL
MONDAY the 14th day of August. at O'Clock =.
NJ. on the premises to sell at auction the LOT AND
TENEMENT OH the west side of Fourth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh frontinsab twcnty-nine
feet said Fourth street, now IN occupancy OF
George W. Smith. This property Is conveniently
situated, and is in al; respects desirable residence.
TERMS: Enough cash to pay all the expenses Of
sale residue In three equal insalmcnts ut SIX twelve,
and eighteen months from day of SALE with interest
added the purchaser TO execute his negotiable notes
for the credit payments and title to the property re-
TONED until said notes paid and conveyance Or
dcred by the court.
And at the same time and place, and upon the same
terms, and by virtue Of the decree we VIII offer
for sale TRACT OF LAND OF TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES, belonging to said bankrupt, near Boar ar
Swamp, In Henrico county, Va, description OF
which land will be exhibited at the day of sale.
JACOB COIN, Assignee.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
au3 ,4,11,l2.&14 Special Commissioner.
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CHEAP FREIGHT RATES HfISs
EY TIE
POWHATAN LINE FOR BALTIMORE,
CANTON INSIDE LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA,
MERCHANTS CHEA TRANSPORTATION
LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
" 2-3m L. u. TATU3I, Agent.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <>fS$S
~ COMPANY. ssHssssExsse.,
VV-E1I nv -
FOR NEW YORK.

This company Will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WIANOKE- ISAAC
BELL, and ACKNOWLEDGES TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY at high wafer.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
prcssy for this route.
They have splendid Saloons state-roonsy and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are I'M
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly at
New York on the conpany's covered pier 81 North
river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch and charge made except actual en-
pcnses incurred
Freight received until p. NJ. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trip tickets,
$40. Storage, SS and IS.
For further information apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN &c CO., Agents,
mYla Office Commands Wharyes. Rockets.
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r 1sr OF AnrERTIsED LETTERS RE:

r IsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE.
l. NAMING IN THE MANCHESTER POST.
OFFICE AUGUST 5, 1875.
LADIES' LIST.
Dass. Ellen Heath, V. II. Puryear -.
Dso,, r' Nin,tndo Jncob Bette Smith, Fl. NJ.
Condrey Mrs. c. Linsey, II. L. Snelings; IL U.
oq III ''' Mann. T. A. Taylor, Elvira
pr,,,son Mrs. Moore, Mrs. d. Woodson, Cealy
n1nicl Mitchell, S. F. Wilson, +. +.
Gonshv Balllc Osborn, Julia
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
pur,ou. II. Hall. Wesley Moore, A. c.
COghili, James Harrison, \. +. Rlcilmonu, y. ID.
Chittenden,H. F. (2) R0acn, ". w.
CrntchfrId r IT, G 20 {2) Starke John S.
Cbnatham a r. Uencock, r. II. Tabb. Harry
Edvcn Mr. johnson, Il. Temple u. G.
E,rIev + p ,Jcffs johnson TrigO, Lattama
Erantln W A. Kiby w G. Whitehead, X.
Grand, L. La Paid, j. E Noodhll' ;. T..
ROBERT BEATTIE, p. NJ.