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The Portland daily press., 1878-01-10

Copp. Providence.
MOBILE-Ar 18th, schs Fred A earle, Condor
Dublin: Flora f Mcdonald,
PENSACOLA-Ar 3D. sch Eddie Huck. Saunders
Indianola.
Cid I'd, sens Nellie Sawyer. Bunker, New York
Sd, John Lord, Thomaa, Cardenas,
FERNANDINA-Cld I'd, sch Lizzie Gregg, An
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ITO the Dispatch.l
Farewell.

For the benefit OF the author Of that dis
NAL docgere published in the Dispatch Of
Yesterday under the title OF Farewell, "ano
Tor the benefit OF anybody else whom it may
concern, it may be noted that the. London
Athen6eun,, an authority IN matters OF poetry,
art, science, passion, &C., claims such q
thing as broken heart in man to be rich alb
surdity. Speaking Of this in regard to the
De Musset and George Sands affair, tina,
paper said sometime ago:
sThis pretty and popular notion IS Q
great compliment to our sex; but honesty
forbids the acceptance of it. A woman's
heart may no doubt be broken by dlsap.
pointed love, for certain reasons enumera-
ted by another blighted being, Byron; but
mans never. His vanity, no doubt, may
be most cruelty wounded, it may bleed
but even vanity, il masculine, never bleeds
to death. Full Of vanity as Is every man IN
his relations with women-p0etS, II may be,
faller than otherS-the vanity Of him who
is at once a poet aud Frenchman must be
30 vigorous and so lively and so deep-rooted
as to be almost as defiant Of blight as mascu.
line love ITSELF
Rich sentiment, given out under the stress
OF deep, rich passion, written probably in
a moment OF depression, written for but
two eyes, is one thing, and appalling plati
fude wrought up for the public is quite an
other. Tie one is the mans method; the
other presumably the poets. 1t is strange
that the man sometimes writes genuine
poetic prose, while the poet can seldom
bring himself down from platitudinal hea
yen long enough to write like man.
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5stt,l Iess whether 1T be OF sbe not astrfumph
5for Lord Benconsne ID. sI have scarcely
touched tie most omentous question OF
All q the probable effect of this treaty onSthe
future OF England. The manner in winch
tbis new denartura has been taken marks
one Of the lasE stages IN the transition from
parliamentary to personal government
which does not imply that the transition
Will ever be complete. Lord Beaconsneid
is mortal, after alb But the treaty will not
die with him, nor Is It easy to say how re. re-
mote generations may not feel the burden
he has laid on the Empire. The RESPONSE
bilities he assumes are as vast as tAey
are vague, aud complete conception OF l
| them can come but slowly. Enough Oh u
I them are already visible and comprehensl,,
bic to fill sober minds with alarm. One OF
them alone might have made anybody pnt
Lord Beaconsfeld pause in his mad am ., =,
tion-this, namely, that to avert possible
danger to the frontiers OF India rom ,iL ioe
thousand mics away, he has, Witn, one 9
stroke of the pen carried those threatened
frontiers TO the Russian border. a month
ago the HimalaEas and other vast natural
obstacles divided Russia from INDIA bnt TO
day India begins with what is lett OF AT
menia. For if the treaty OF .Constantlnopls,
means ANYTHING, it means that henceforWard
England and Turkey are to stand or 1ali To-
pether.-G. w. s., IN Neao Yort Tribune.
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Professor Goodwin Smith, inf thea Nine
feenth Century Magazine, is asking, "Can
Jews be patriots ?" Why, the Jews were
striking for their affairs and fresides centu.
ries before the Smith family was thought Of.
Picoyare.
II Washington had been matchmaker It
lis just possible even he would have INDUCED
in the moDotonous refrain, q Well, it needs
cleaning" at each and every timepiece pre-
sented for his inspection. Boston Tran
script.
Printing was discovered 434 years ago,
but nobody has yet discovered how to run
q newspaper to suit eYerybod - Yo1,seTs
Gazette. 80. ..;.s IA
Oh, yes, there has. We have them calling
IN at our Office every day, stop as in The
street. or tell us heW to do it in the horse
cara. altins0re Bulletin. sS-
A FreDchman remarked in our hearing
toe other day that he believed there are as
many women in Paris who support their
husbands as there are husbands who sup
port their wives u q \: - 7at ION Paris
letter. IS l@..3s
Noting Che fact that q bankrupt has Just
sailed Tor Europe. after settling with his
creditors, the Boston Bstllett'a says 6 bis
creditors remain at home hey cannot az
ford the trip
We have known q lady ~ ssos was so deli
cate she could rarely walk more than b hun
drei yards without CONF laining :, who would.
run I'D q tremendous bin fthe ceppositor.
sas requested NOT TO SET This word Hill with
sosit taking breath
ne best time TO 90 to Europe VIII be:
W nek; the crowd of Americans Is returning
sse siaeunly way 10 escape d. sdeluga Of
talk ssnout e Whist ne saw at Paris. ,'.ae. FL
baay agst,7sal.
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The Chinese have long claimed priority
in the discovery Of the principle OF the CON-
PASS and in the use Of it. The late w: = :,
Mavers. Chinese secretary to the BRUSH
Legation at Pekin, published some years sGa,,
400 book called " Chinese Readers, Man-
nal" which, had he lived. would have gone
into a second edition, in which the lssu .hs
Of his researches on the sub!ect Oh the
Chinese Ioadstone would have been gwen.
he found in record by shen kwa, dating
from about 1880, some observations MADE
hv him in the variations OF the needse.
Marco Polo carried the compass from emma
into italy in 1860, and the earliest GATE al
which it is known to have been used IN Eu-
rope is 1850, or at least eighty years mte.
MI. Mayors found it was in use among the
Chinese.
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NHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL WAY
COMPANY.
NOTICE.

BY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT fthe city of Richmond. entered on the 9th
day of July 1878, in the suit Of Duncan and Cal
holln, trustees, against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company and others. the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company.wiIi pay AZ It's Office IN
July. 1878, and thencetorh FROM time 10 time. 10
and including the 30th day OF September, 1873, ~
the sane may be PROPERTY ' hnnl f gl mem me
Central Railroad Company:
/. All the interest past due; including the install
ment which fell due 1st July, 1878. upon one
hundred thousand dollar bonds secured By the first
mortgage of The said railroad company ito the
Board OF Public Works OF Fireinia).
H. All the Interest past due, including the install
ment which fell due LIST July, 1878, upon sixteen
thousand dollars Of registered bonds secured By the
mortgage OF said railroad comp,ny 10 Lyons, Fry,
and mcfarland, trustees dated I'd June, 1884.
III. All OF the interest coupons past due upon the
residue OF The bonds lnine hundred aud two thou
sand dollarSl secured by said last named mortgage
TO and including the coupons which fell due Isl jan
uary, 1875, with interest on said coupons from the
time OF their maturity respectively 10 Isl july
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company viii
also issue. on application on ana aiter the saia ga
July, 1878. ut It's office III Richmond, Va to the
parties entitled receive the same Its obligations;
dated July l: 1878, and PAYABLE In one. iwn ana
three years after date respectively Interest at
the rate OF six per cent per annum, payable SEMI
annually OH the first days Of January aud JAY IN
bonds and other indeb edness OF the Virginia Gem
Which fell due July / g. no, included In the cash
distribution provided for above. and In respect OF
which. by The terms Of sale Of The property or me
late Chesapeake and Ohio R3ilrpad Company, the
purchasers were allowed credit OF one, TWO, ami
three years, In equal annual instruments. ana were
required 10 issue such obligations therefor.
The payment of the aboye-tescrbed obligations Is
secured by lIeB ef the trust deed executed by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company oy order oi
the Court to Joseph BRYAN and II. II. Wickhani,
trustees for the purpose of securing the payment OF
that part of The purchasc-money for which credit
was given, as provided In the several Judgments aud
DEGREES under which the said property was sold.
Parties presenting their coupons or claims Tor IN
teresr for par.ciiion IN the cash distribution are
sfcd 10 pres rul at the same time Mi additional
cntipCas or claims for interest held by Them and re-
eel We tie obligations 10 which they are quilted In
embraced In the cash payment; and all other hold
ers OF tonds of the Virginia Central katlroad Con-.
pany are requested to smase early pfesehtaton Of
TIE CHEs. kPEAKE AND OHIO KAlI4W WAY Co,
= .N 'AN1 1855 by j, GAk2ETT, Cashier.
JULYls,ls7s. " l0-A4w
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RAILROAD LINES.
@ Kl sss E Esss1, Esss9

A M $50 - sssEz 3
( IdEsAPEARE AND OHIO Rail
~ ~, WAY GogrASY.-on and after SUNDAY,
arrive at Richmond rs follows:
WESTWARD.
No. Ito a. a.-Leaycs-FoR HCTTtyGroy.
Daily except Sunday; stoD, a;
all regular stations: arrives =.
GOrd0nsyIIie i. 1885 4, II.
Charlottesville at iI:25 4. X:
i Stanton at 1856 r. Il. t,liansri.
While suphGr ut 6:JO T. ~
(sgpperj;, and Harrington a:
F0R WAsIuYGrov: Arr1vex
al GortlGnsYtnc al 1895 A. ST
leaves by Virginia Midland -
$50 L. NJ: arrives a: War;
ing'on at 9:l5 z. II.
FOR LYSCHBCRG: hrrlr.,
nj Charlottesville 4. In
az: leaves by Virginia Mi'IIani
LyacIburg :, gro r. ii. T.
No. 3 9:45 P. M.-Leayes-f OR .CINClxSArr:
Daily: stops at hanover June.
tion. Noel, Beaver Dam. FRI.
ericks HALL LuusiI. free
lars. Gordonsrc. Cobharl.
Lyuchburg Junction. IVY Wr.
chum's River. GREENWOOD ~
ton, Wayne,hOro. Fishrrsyl,,s
Stai,nion. Sspope'.. GC.r.r
MillboU', Clifton Forge WI
hamson's, LowuODr, COyfn,-
ton. and 81! Sr1t!ons w,st ~
CosiGgton. Arrive, ut i,D--
i sSssssif a. a. 2 l:59 !. ~ T.; S c;-
ton I'll i:2d s. NJ. toyIxrug
at 1920 4. -. (br.;,aia,.l:
While Sulphur ut s4j !. 81:
kanawl'. Falls at 1870 T.. VI,
tdmnerl: Huntington at s.i,
j. 81. Steamer arrive, 81 Purr..
mouth al $50 j.. ": Cmcrn-
natl al 8 4. W.. and connect.
with the lines Tor the We.
Northwest. @nd Southwest:
FnR WASHINGTON: Arrives
~ Gurdunsviilc az 20 A. s.
leaves ly Eir.iu!4 Midland il.,!H
nj 1913 y. a.; arrives AZ w.
ipgtou al s :. v.
FoH LIScuHrEG: Arrive
at nOrd0nsE!" AZ l:1O ~ W.
t"Lias" cars. naI Irgiu,,
MnE,mni afE.'cs al L!",IJags
No. 5-3:45 L. ". Lea,cs-F0n G0gD0vsyrlfr.
Accommodates, uaI;y f,>rt,,.
SundaIl J. SOP. - al .tltl,sr.
aud arrive; II nor!oasyIl.. I.
1:iJ 4. ".
EASTWARD.
No. $500 p. M.-Ariivca-FRo;: HrTrIHG7ov .
Daily tcX"rpl ~ui:.MyI; Icsv.i
Huntington al G.3G T.. NJ:
White sulphur ., e:ij i. r.:
stanton Al l:li ?: "; 'lns-
lJttc.Yiilc 81 $50 i. NJ: Toy
donsyIiir At t:i5 I. NJ.
From l.I"rH1vNG: Ntr-in.,
Midland icgy"> Lyurhnurs e,
i2:3I !. NJ; nrrNe, At ',nr-
don.yi'Ie al i:i5 +. NJ. l".an.u
rars): thr%u,"," AMI u...I
leaves ~ ;:Ij IN.
No. 22-4A5 2. M.-|EoM srAr%roE: L-au.
at $40 H. ": ,nart,il.,,r'..,
$50 \. W.: i,u"iuns. iii.. HOBO
A. VI: ind '''';.- - ati staff. ~.
FROM NA>ilf|sIuT: VIZ
giul., MtGaaI lave, al c:lJ
A. ~. afr;'> q, t,"rtun>,,0to
ut 1915! ,>arc;the Iu uh.y
Gor!ons,,ii- !. 1850 !. u.
ana SON - al ,','inus.
No 3 gao a. M.-trrNrS-fR0: tINCISS NEr-
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no. 5544.I

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF. EIRGlNIh-IN THE MATTER OF
JOHN WRIGHT, A BANKRUPT, IN BANK
REPTCY.
To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: The undersigned,
E. f. Suse, of Richmond In the county Of Henrico,
and State OF Virginia. hereby givrs notice or MS APP
pointment as assignee OF the estate OF John Wrish!,
was-to wit. on the 17th day OF April, a. d. 1878
adjudged bankrupt upOn tie pe!itou OF himself by
the District Court OF the United States for said dis
trict. "a
Dated ut Richmond the 10th day of July. 4. D.
1878. +. +. SUSIE,
IL 24-W2w Assignee.
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.,.,.,Ir1yrInr sAILEs-..rl.i. nay.
By z. B. Cook. Anct orser,
Ne. 90 Governor STREET.


nEaTEEL HOTsEHoLD EURNl Il
9JTIrRE ATsAuCTIoN.-THIS DAY at 81, ~
siort viii sell at mY store an assortment OF GEN
FEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, embracing
variety OF usefut art icles
i MAHOGANY WARDROBE, q 49,
I MAHOGANY BEDSTEAD, sist3i: as5
I MaHfj(3ANY SOFA ihandsomeJ,
IS COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
q BUREAU Us.
% sSGH assiBk TABIEs. TOWEL RACKS,
HaiR. and tCANE-sEAT CHAIRS,
ROCKING- CHAIRS. WOOD-SEAT CHa'hs,
~ DINING.ROOM TABLES,
KITCHEN TABLES.
( HAIE-MATTRESS,
eBEhTIiER BEDS and BnLST ERS,.,,-
HAZE and COTTON-TOP MATTRESS.
ALSO,
i No..S COOK1NG-STOVE.i in good oroef'
i REFRIGERATOR. ia order;
S SEWING-MACHINES.
K r - ? 49, ALSO,
An assortment OF CROCKERY ana Glass -.
WARE &c. and anything that may u DC c ea9Sa up
to hour Of safe. buctioneer
~ 81 - -S
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mo. h61l. /

TN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF pIRGISIA-lN THE MATTER OF
WILLIAM H. LEDLEY. A BANKRUPT. IN
BANKRUPTCY.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The undersigned,
S. b. Witt, OF Richmond IN the county of Henrieo
and State OF Virsila, hereby gives notice OF his an-
Epointment US assignee OF the estate OF William 81.
Ledley of the county of Henrco, In said district,
aud who was-to-wit, On the 20tn day OF April, A.
ID. 1S7S-adjudged ban krupt upon the petition OF
himself by The District Court OF the United States
for said di5trcr.
Dated at Richmond the letl day of June. 4. D.
1878. y. Is. WITT, i.
iy 24~W2W Assignee.
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ssBail to the bat" the umpire said,
AS face 10 face the focmen stood;
Then the pitcher putch and the catcher Clutch,
And the batter bat as he oughter should;
Adown the slope where the heider fold
A liner, hot as = hornet, wnng,
And atween the optics hit him bang
AS bounteous as a hogsheads hung.
YonkerS Gazette
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THE PRENIER's NAME.-1o the Editor OF
the Tribune: sir,-Would you inform me Dc,
whether the first syllable OF 6 Beaconsheld :"
i nrono,rnced as in ssbeck" or "heak"
SUBSCRIBER.
Ne,o York, June 90, 1878.
It is short, as in s. beck. "-Neeo foTE
Tribune. -.
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BANKRUPTCY.

mo. 269--lNvOLUNTARY.I
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
Il the 18th day Of July, A. %. 1878, 4 warrant IN
bankruptcy was Issued Ct the District Court OF
the United States for the Eastern district OF Virginia
aguinst the estate Of s. A. Winstock, of Richmond
Henrico county, in said district, who has been adj
judged bankrupt on his creditors pelition; that
the payment Of any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging to said bankrupt 10 him or for
his use, and the transfer of any property by him
forbidden by law That meeting of the creditors
of said bank rupt, TO prove their debts and choose
one or more assgnees OF his estate, will be held ut
court of bankruptcy 10 be holden at Richmond, Va.
before Thomas 5. Atkins, Esq, Register in Bank.
ruptcy for said district, on the 9TH DAY OF Az.
GUST, A. d. 1878, at o'clock p. NJ.
C.. Z. RA1ISDELL,
~ 24-W2w United States Marshal.
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TO CERTAIN CREDITORS or TIE STATE OF
| SOUTH CAROLINA.


The following persons appear as creditors on the
books that resent IL tie Treasury CE TIC Atptn
of This state known rs Revolutionary War claims,
issued under The act of 1894. brarng interest ut
three per ceutum. redecmablc 1T pleasure, and have
not cnlicl for the interest due the stock stann"
in their nrlncS for such period 81 tine rs 10 give
rise 10 the presumption that their HelrS, !. any
there be now living. having no knowledge n the cN-
i,teucc Of said stock. and all OF which VIII appear
more fully by the following statgGeW-io VIII
ST. Johns Berkeley church. certificates NOS. Oh
for S3l and 1873 for S2u23 intcrcS! unclaimed
for two hundred and thirteen quarters. ana amount
iny 10 :Sl.S4: William McCilncy, certificate NO.
377 for S29.i5, interest unclaimed Tor Two hnn-
drcl and thirty-right quarters. aLd amounting 10
SJ257: estate Jacob Minus, certificate 80. 3G3
for S20,lo, interest unclaimed for two hUndi@
and sixty three quarters. and amounting 10 riJ.O!
Samuel PaXior, certificates Nos. lt6 FOR III ana
$50 for SG2. 50. interest unclaimed FOR Two nun
drctl and siXty-scrcn quarters. and amounting To
S2O7. 80: Charles C.. rinckncr. Trustee OF MARY
PnckncN. certificate No. 3jS Tor SS2.32. Interest
unclaimed for one hundred nm! sixty quarter. ana
| amounting to S99.jO: Arnoidu, kam'icrii"'i, III
trust for the estate of James Wall. OF Eir%iha;
| crrtilruc No 81 for $2pU.5S Interest unclaimed
| for three hundred ana sixteen quarters, ali!
| amounting To 81 TJ.37. A., -
Should the heirs at law or legal representative OF
| any of said Stockholders fail 10 establish thcr
rights In said stock on or before Inc hf,t cay ~
November next. tic stale Treasurer IS ahlh"fI"fi
and REQUIRE, carry the principal hh Interest o.
said stock 10 the credit Of the state anu cic~c TIC
accounts. 1890,
l'"''' le' :. T.. LEAPIGAET,
State Treasurer Of south Carolina.
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SO2 EAST BROAD STREET.
whose reputation has been gained and maintained
for so many years by
Isl. Using best quality of milk and cream, the
product Of one carry, from COWS OF the most APP
proved breed; stalled, well attended TO, and led on
best III ul-feed and clover.
Cd Ustug FOR Hayorng fruits or fruit juices or the
finest atty Mexican vanilla beans, which come In
original packages, aud which haye not been tam
pered will. t.tft.
Sd. Using the most approved patent freezers.
4ti Keeiting all utensils clean and sweet; and
& 9Th. MANLSTACTuRINGF FRESH SUPPLIES DAILY.
THESE re..eoi, cause the uDrfralled uniform quail
ty which, whep added TO premptness of delivery
and M, low mr. ceS always affixed. cause the enOr-
nous Demand frtsm families in every part OF this
and surrounding cid sE5
Nearly every church, fair, picnic, or excursion,
has been supplied wholly or in part from this estab
ishment, aud II low prices can exercise any tndu-
ence this patronage will continue.
I The hest physicians recommend p IzZINI'S
CREAM and many persons now IN good health
were kept alive on itand enablt1 by Its nutritious
4ualities TO vii hstand and overcome dangerous,
deadly disease ts95s s. q; ~ 1885, II,
Tables, sauesfs, spoons, and plates 1arnlsned 20
fairs, picnic parties. aud excursions
quantities of cream = free OF charge y
CEeat delivered AZ any depot park near tls city.
= ,.5s,-f: 80 ANDREW PIZZINf, JR..
5e 7-F2m SQ7 Broad street,
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Editors Dispatch: A year ago-perhaps
at a still greater distance Of timc-inquiry
was made through the columns of your
paper land, we believe, never satisfactorily
answered) rs TO the. authorship OF the fol-
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But The moon came out so broad and good
n nd cfANrpl.

UuL LIt nOOn CIInC OUT 50 TTOtu HIIU FVVSf
That The barn-fowl woke and crowed,
Then roughed his feathers In drowsy mood:
And the brown owl called to his mate In the wooo
That q dead man lay on the road.
They may be found in the November No,
OF the Southern Literary Messenger for the
year 1866, being there attributed to William
Wallace Harvey--a probable editorial mis-.
take or typographical error for William
Wallace Rarneq, q name OF some literary
prominence at the present day.
Respectfully, A.
Coles FERRY, July 30, 1873.
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The Stab.

On the road-the lonely road
Uncer the cold, white moon,
Under the rugged trees lie strobe;
BE whislled and shifted his weary load
Whistled Il foolish tune.
There was step timed with his own,
A figure that stopped and bowed;
A broad. white knife that cleaned and shonc
Like splinter of daylight downward thrown,
-. And The moon went under q cloud.
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BOARDING.
HORSES. MULES, &c.

DOR SALE, A FINE. FOUR ~,
II YEAR-OLD BROOD MARE and FINE ~
MARE COLT three months old. Sold for no fault.
Price. $3.50 for mare and colt, CASH. Apply al
once to j. W. WHITE l. BROTHER,
Fifth street between Clay and Marshall
Nv 29-3t
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BY Edward c. Goddin,
Rcul Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. lG15 Main street.

an WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1873, at
Nix o'clock p. NJ. 1 win sell TWO VACANT
lots and a RRICK DWELLING containing four
rooms at the southeast corner OF Twenty-sixh anu
cigh streets. Tie owner being anxious TO sell
bargain can be had by attending this sale.
I FERNS: One fourth cash: balance at SIX ana
twelve months. EDWARD q. GODDlN,
! iy29 Auctioneer.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.


Tho above sale is postponed ill the TENTH OF
AUGUST. JOSEPH Il. ANDERSON,
~ 8 l-eodt's Rcceivcr
rTHE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS FOR
l. SALE.-in accordance with Il decree entered in
the Montgomery Circuit Court December 10. SIT,
in the suit of John f.. Slaughter and others u.s. John
ID. Langhorne and others, rs caininsSi2neIs we WIZ
gust o. S7S at 2 O'Clock, the va'ah!e property
Situated in Montgomery county. Ea.- known as me
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, comprising about 1.2uV
or j 300 acres OF agricultural and grass lands. well
fenced and in high State Of cultivation, with the
improvements theron. -
HOTEL. COTTAGES. &c. in good repair. afford
largest BILLIARD-ROOM and finest TEN-PlN
ALLEY in the State; one sTORE-HOUSE, now
renting for $500 per annum; one 80. SIAbl,E
and other Out-bulldlngS. tncllIoins BAIHIHQUSE'
with all necessary out-honses; one III; one
CORN-MILL. BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGHT-SHOPS, &c. -
sis1ng of the entire outfit tor The springs and farm
For more minute description of this very valuable
property reference is made 10 the circulars OF tEe
Springs; among other lectures, settinS lor,n lhe
great value of the WATERS for their medicinal
| properties Persons desiring 10 purchase are in
Yitcd 10 examine hc property before day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE: One eighth OF purchaSc-lnoney
cash: one eighth in nncry days. purchaser giving
Their ms negotiable note. satisfactorily endorsed:
with interest from day Of sale residue OF purchase
| money OH n credit Of one. two ami three years:
| purchaser giving therefor bonds with waiver or
homestead. ami approved personal security. said
bonds hearing interest from day OF sac. purchaser
shall also he required 10 insure the buildings on said
property for the benefit of the hcnehciries under
| the decree for amount equal TO one fourth Of me
purchase money, said INSURANCE to DC kept up untl
| the Court otherwise nlrect.
| CHARLES NJ. BLACKBOARD,
| GEORGE L. TAYLOE.
iv22-1m Commissioners.
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a.TY.srroN q lEs..ru iar,, pnys.:
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By Chafip, stnpicss % Co., go IS
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.
a UCTIoNs SALE OF a
= LARGE, WELL-BUILT,
THREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. 1890 EAST BROAD STREET.

At the request of the owner. who Is nonresident,
we win offer for snle. the premises. TUESDAY
BILE AND WELL-ARRANGEDs .RESIDEfCES
on Broad street. The rooms are large and airy.
With Wide halls. The LOT Is Il very beautifuI one,
and has large front Broad street and rms back
TO n wide alley. There also rick KITCHEN
aud STABLE on the premises. The owner being
nonresident, Is anxious 10 sell. Those attending
the sale may expect TO buy great bargain.
TERMS: Liberal, and full particulars g1scn at The
sale. CHAFFIS, STAPLES " CO.
IL "a AucttoneerS.
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nmL-HEADS, $500 10 $ per tsan, ~
Is tha DISPATCH PRlNIlNa-iVeaI'
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EI:ElE
SUNDAY, JUNE %. ISIS.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,
COLUMBIA, ;. {.
NOTICE.