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RAILROAD CONSULTATION

SARATOGA, n Y, July 0, 1873.
W. h Vanderbilt has called here some OF the lead
ing men with the management Of the roads
which ho controls to consult regarding business; also
TO try ana mako some things more harmonious.
William X Vanderbilt, John Newell, OF tho lako
shore road IL. Is. Ledyard OF the Michga Central;
j. A. Grier. OF Chicago; George Darling, and j. r. X.
Mckay arrived this morning, ana Z. ". Vanderbilt,
c. NJ Dcpew, Il. u. Worcester, II. Ruttcr, J. Thing
hast q. B. Meekcr and John c. Noycs camo In aitcr-
noon trans Tho consultations have beon short ana,
so far mostly relating 10 the business OF the Lake
Shore and Canada southern and Michigan Central
roads as to preventing asy contest between them as
competing lines. Tho consultations have not been
entirely general but MT Vanderbilt has talked with
the separately regarding the different
points OH which he desired full information.
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CHILDREN'S SEASIDE HOME.

while the Evangclists wero conducting their morn.
ing meeting IN Ocean Grove, yesterday, tho Episco
psIians held equally interesting service in Asbury
PARK, on the opposite side OF Wesley Lake. "Ihe
sislsrnool OF the Good Snepnsrd," who manage ST.
Barnabas' House IN Mulberry street, this city, havc
been prescstcd with lot by Bradley ut
Asbury Park The brick foundation OF their sum-
mcr homo by the sea Is arcady nearly COM
pictcd Tor tue frame. Yesterday Drs. Gaiaudct
and Davenport, OF this city; Tompkins, OF Long
Braucn and other ccrgymen laid the coincr stone OF
this House Of the Good shepherd. The house is to
have three stories anu attic (framc) and basement
fbrie "a TO contain twenty aud be capable
of accom mmodating Atty children and sduIis. rho
ladies' will need at least 81 100 pctc'the work
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NOAH woRRALL.

Mr.. Noah Worrall, iron merchant; OF No. % Elm
street, this city, died suddenly Monday evening at
his residence, No. go First place, Brooklyn. Tho de-
ceased VINO sixty years age, had con in poor
HEALTH and on the evening his death retired carly.
HIS daughter entered his ab out hai-past nne
soc II her wished anything when she found MIN
in . semi conscious state. she quickly summoned
physician, but he breahed his iast tow moments after
The aoctor's arrival An quest held the body
by Coroner Simms yesterday afternoon when, tue jury
rendered verdict tnat death resulted IRON urcmic
trouble The deceased president OF the Socisty
OF Mechanics and Iradcsmen OF this city for num-
Der OF years member oil The First Place Metbo-
dist Church. He leaves wIo ana SIX children.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
OF THE MONEY ARISING OUT OF
THE LATE SALE.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


THE LATE SALE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND Va, July 8, 1878.
Judge Welford OF the City Circuit Court entered al
order to-day citing the distribution Of $3.50 712 10,
portion the proceeds Of the recent sale OF the
Chesapeake and ONO Railroad, among the stock.
holders entitled interest tho indebtedness OF the
Virginia Central Railroad Company. This WAS first
lien upon tho property OF the Chesapeake ana Ohio
Railroad Company whom that company was originally
Organized. In this distribution the Court had due
gard the priority OF tho various classes OF the Vr
ginia Central Railroad Companys indcbtedne among
IhemseIve and also 20 the fact nat by the coupons
attached to certain OF the said bonds tneir
holders had been allowed interest thereon, while the
interest upon registered bonds haa not been allowed
IRON the date Of tue various ssm-annusl defaults
Accordingly the Court dec-eed that interest In full
should be paid ,hs registered bonds and that The
applicable 10 tho payment OF the past due interest
IL would go, which Will be 10 take up and extinguish
ali past duo coupons tue second mortgage up 10
aud includ ing instalmcnts falling duo the LIST OF
January 1876 There we're present In court the rep
Iescntatves Of very large number OF all Classes of
tho Virginia Central Railroad indebtedness, and no
objection was made 10 the decree, especially the
money will be distributed within very short time.
The the 22d inst tho time boy ond which
II c tnnot be postponed. Notice will be published At
The mode OF application by the ties
entitled TO receive the amounts due.
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THE POLISH EXCITEMENT.
INCREASED DIsAFFEcTIoN-FATHER LAMAR
KowIcz BRINGS SUIT AGAINST THE LIT

INCREASED DIsAFFEcTIoN-FATHER LAMAR
KowIcz BRINGS SUIT AGAINST THE LIT
TIsu RINoLEApER-AN INTERVIEW WITH THE
FATHER.
INK TEL EGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SHENANDOAH, Pa. july 0, 1878
II thought last evening that the Polish excite
mens would have subsidized and that some OF the pres
cnt trouble would be settled before this. But time,
1t seems only increases the an'mosty which exists
between the conflicting elements that make up
the congregation. Four cross suits arising out
of tho tfiray were disposed Of last night
by Judge Dengler, and this morning the
excitement reached its highest point, when II was
learned that Father Lanarkowcz had entered a SUIT
against the Lit,ish rngleader named Adam ko'isk''
who had made threats, asserted that tho pastor
should DO shot down IKE dog, and that he deserved
better death. Four witnesses besides Fatner
Lanarowcz testihed 10 tho same elect as 20 nearing
the prisoner make tho REMARK. holski gen,ss .ne
charge says The words ne used were, 'Inat some
Que wcfhid be shot" Bay attempted 10 break through
the boltcd church gate on sdoday mornins, anu
placed witnesses the stand TO defend him. Als VIII
ncsses did him moro injury by their testimony thhn
good, and ho bound over TO appear a. Tue nc cxs
term OF tho court. II now believed that con-
spracy rs sti on foot murder The priest il he is
not removed. George Miller, tho recognized Llttlsh
Ie der appeared as counsel alt the addi
lion 10 The employed counsel During the whole day
tho streets we're crowded by these people, and num-
OF their friends from other places arrived IN town
this afternoon and assiste IN swelling the crowd.
WHAT FATHER LASARKowICz SAYS.
In a conversation with Father Lanarkowitz this
afternoon he informed your correspondent that
George Miller was the chief instigator OF the whole
trouble. siHc has, continued the much 10 be ptsd
priest s'becn dry goods agent Tor tho past year,
gong round soliciting orders, and at the same uni
sowing seeds OF disunion and disloyalty among my
congregation"
The reverend gentleman said that he could hear the
con OF every momber OF ms church, ana that
no read The gospel Them sundays, and more than
this pastor could do. Some time ago portion of
the Lttish element OF this congregation entered the
church, tore down the altar and committed other
sacrIigcs. The Rev. Lauarkowcz had the participants
this affair arrestc and this, III addition 20 the re-
movnl the former pastor, has Increased the ire Oh
the Iithuabans ugains; him.
MEETINGS coMBArANrs.
This evening both parties, those IN iavor Of reain'
ing the Rev. Lanarkowcz and llis opposers. met IN
two OF our halls ana advised by their counsel as
TO the best mode oi procedure. In all Inc pending
people Hgreed on the point that there Is
but one wsy setting this affair." and that Is oy Arch
bIshop ood consent Ing 10 remove the Rev Lanark-
owicz, as with HIM among them. IN their opinion, u
was only a question OF time when Shenandoah would
DO turned INTO perfect pandemonum and disgraced-
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THE LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.

Mr. f. X. Porter, solicitor Of the Long Branch
Commissioners, makes DENIAL OF some OF the state
ments en- mDodicd IN last Sundays report OF the Long
Branch Railroad war. He says the Commissioners cx.
pressed surprise that mother been brought
10 their name. mayor Cooper did not call ON tue so
l,citor Tor m explanation, ana he informed William
Walter Pbclps that the solicitor was DOING what the
Board nad votedto use every legal eiort to stop the
West End kailroad Company from running thor road
through The town ny the proposed route. The Com
mssioncrs the solicitor says, are trying TO save the
streets and public drivcs and only one out oil their
entire number IL IN favor OF the road.
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"SHORTY" LENT.

Tho examination OF 'shoriy" Lent, on the charge
OF burglary, took place yesterday before Judge spen-
Ger. at East Now York. Michael Hickey, residing
near Cypress HIS Identified Lent os ono OF the three
men who entered his house between one aud two
o'clock on he morning OF Msy 20 armed with pstols,
and stole S54 ana watch and cham Ponce Inspector
Murray OF this city, testified M TO Lenvs arrest aud
To his having In his possession pawn ticket Tor the
stolen wstcn ana cham. Judge spencer he'd Lhe
PRISONER 10 await the action OF the fraud Jury, md
renanded him 70 Raymond street jail
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THE GUN TRADE.

MEETING OF TIE LEADING MaNUFAcrUIEEs
AT THE OCEAN HOUSE,.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HrRALD1
NEWPORT. Il. l., July o, 1878.
The leading gun man uiacturers Of the country met
n tho Ocean IIousc to-day The meeting was secret
one and was ior the purpose OF talking over matters
Of interest to the man nuscturers.
Among those present were Mcssrs John II. An
lbopy President OF the Providence Tool Company A.
8 Winchester Paul Buffers, r. Bennett, Il. KHAN,
\. w. Anthony John A. Lowell, q. II. Pond, HueO
Borchnrut ana William Y. Ihurcb. Mr.. A. L. WIn-
chester President ol the Sharps Rifle Com pany, Of
Brdccpor Conn, took lively interest In the mcet-
ing Mr. H. W. whitney, OF New Haven, prcsioed.
All Information as 10 the proceedings was ior the
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CHARGE AND CoUNTERCHARGE.

The statement Of Water Purvcyor Milne, OF Brook
lyn. to tue effect that Park Commissioners Of that
city have been supplying the hotels OF Coney Island
with water from Mount Pleasant Reservoir without
paving Tor II IL denied by tbat body They claim .hn
Inc water main referred 10 by the purvcyor has been
closed tor several weeks, and that the Board OF City
Works arc indebted to thcp, instead of their being
INDEBTED to the city OF BrookyD, ~ the sum oil 50, Too
,ilo oord
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SPOKEN.

Ship Carn tNor,. bssnd -, Julv 9. lat 40 40. Ion 60
Bark At~nserDen IN or Kothing, from Lynn Tor Halt
more. July 4. lat 40 n, Ion ~ ~
Bark Charlie Hickman .BE, Dcrnier. from Dublin via
Delaware BrcakwMter July q, lat 40 81, Ion ~ 80.
Brig EvAngoin (BrA from Porto Rico for Boston, July
Brig Alliance lBr), fnom Gaspes for Barbados June H.
lat 20 IS Ion So 54
schr Dione Nc Dona. from New York for Guadaloupe.
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THE LATE FATHER MCONOMY.

OBSEQUIES AT THE ESSIyE
AND SOLEMN SERVICES THE EULoGY BY
BISHOP o'HARA.
PHILADELPHIA, July 0, 1878.
At an early hour this morning large numbers Of
people collected In the vicinity Of the Cathedral to
take part In the obssauies oil the late Rev. Father
McConomy. At the opening OF the doors Tho crowd
soon filed tho massive interior Of the building rbe
yestments and encased in handsome casket cmboi :
lshcd with sllvoS mounungs On the head OF the lid
OF The caskel was a shver plate, with tho following
inscriptiou:-
Rev. AUGUSTINE }. NcCONOMY, !
Born in Lancaster, Pa, I
!; September so. 1881 I
Died III Philadelphia, !
July Z, 1873. !
Requiescal III Pace. I
The casket was covered with SILVER flowers ant
bcaut iiul designs The interior OF the Cathedral was
drspcd in mourning, similar 10 design TO that DIS
played iu The obseqd'os OF Pope Plus lX Az ten
clock the procession entered tho Cathedral headed
BY the altar boys followed by the VISITING clergy Of
tie Church. The ceebrant OF tho mass was the Right
Rsv. ). +. Shanahan, Bishop OF HarriAburg IA he
was assisted by Rev. r. A. Stanton assistant priest
Rev. Francis O'Neii deacon; Rev. William KcirnaD,
ID. d., sub-deacon; Rev. W. A. Welsh, " c. aud Revs.
Nicnolas Can,reIl and T. X. O'Reiiy, deacons Of
honor. The Office OF the dead was celebrated Dy the
/. following clcrgymen :-Revs n. a. Walsh, V. q
John j. Ward, Thomas Barry, George borneman,
James Bicnoney, John Fiizmaurlce, Edward Prcndcr-
CAST ana Thomas kieran.
At the Eeuslcn a eulVgy was pronounced by the
Right Rev. Bishop O'Hara, OF Scranton, Pa, who
took Tor his text l. Corinthians, XIV, 5l lhc sermon
ntting tribute to the worth ut upright man,
an exemplary priest and one wnom all rsvered aud
loved Tor mis- beautiful character as man and Chris
tian. Aficr the sermon the absclution Ol the dead
was given by tue Most Reverend Archbishop Wood
ana the other clergymen VINO participated. The re-
msins viii be taken 10 Lancaster Tor intcrmcn'.
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Arrived At New sdford Jn,y o. bark John West Man
chests Pacific DC au. Tacshuxno April II. with 1850
bbls
Also arrived do 9th. bark Canton, sherman. Indian
Ocean. st Helena Nv g. with 4u bbs and 30 do wh
Reports Franci: Nor am. native OF BrHvn CV died May
10, lat 10 81 s, lon 10 50 w, and buried at
Also arived~t do 9th, bark Sea Fox Jenkins. Pacific
Ocean, rAlcahuano Epril 2, with 500 bois sp.
Cleared at New Botford July = bark Sunbeam. Taber,
Atlantic Ocean (and sailed.
Sailed from 10 9th, bark Louisa. " and Atlantic,
Arrived 1T Vineyard tiaven July g. schr X II Hatfield
Higgins Pr0vecctown tor Atlantic Ocean.
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Mr. Noah Mcdowell, we-known and wcll-to-do
resident OF Stapletop l., diod suddenly at his rcs
dence on Beach street on Monday OF Brighrs disease
OF The kidneys Mr.. Mcdowell was at one time Prcsi
don't oil the village OF Edgewater HIS funeral Will
take place to-day Mt O'Clock, with both Masonic
and ODD Fellows R0nors.
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A METEOR's. FLIGHT.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

PErKRsBuRo, va, July o. 1878.
A meteor OF remarkable sizo and brilsnoy was
,pse,vcd this morning at three o'clock passing along
The southeast horizon no, rising more than ihir,y do
greos above u at it's greatest elevation The ncry ball
Is described as appearing as large mans head ana
as ahtnp the streets brightly as the sun at noon.
bers v AS no explosion heard, but sharp Kissing
sound accompanied Tor nftssn seconds the meteor's
passage
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BENJAMIN HAYWOOD.

Benjamin Haywood, an old ana prominent ctizen
Of Pottsve, N. Y, and proprietor OF the Palo Alto
Iron Works, near Pottsvie, died yesterday morning
alter short illness.
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SAILED.

Steamers Wisconsin d,r), tor Liverpool strssburg
(Gcrj, Bremen; Crescent CITY, A.pinwnil; Wyshoxc
K'chu,oud Ac. ship CNuada, Melbourne; barks Harrcu
Campne'I tBr, Dunkrs Abby Bacon. Gibraitst Andrea
uta Antwerp; Post tNo). Bordeaux brig Chiua
fBr) Bcrbire Robert M0we, st Pierre
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JAMES EoY.
NOAH M'DowELL.

James Roy, prominent manufacturer OF Wcs
Troy, died yesterday. aged sixty y-nine years.
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NOTICE. TO MARINERS.
WHALLMEN.

Tho red buoy Of Gcdncys Channel nearly half
mile out OF It's proper position.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
,-,a ~, n. -. - -: =::.:: 49, 3
IIor,eshor ~ Moor I3O. lol sol sw lrartiy cloudy.
iiosptal ship. 4PM Iyb.m al ~ lCioudy
Rmr ~ . lI2 Pm l3O. .u5I 74l SsW Partly cloudy.
Ju'ya.
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

NEW yoRK July 9-Noon.
The Western Union time ball droppsd today two
tcnths OF q second slow.
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YACHTS. sTEAmBOATs, sc.

riNI N rUOf CATdI1UtD BOAT, $40; COST
N x2o); great bargain Particulars 10 West Houston
NEw % FOOr sA1LSOAr rHOkOUuHLY
n buIt tor sale cheap. Boat aud owner ut McCl.rys,
foot of Court A.. BROOKLYN
csIOOP FOR SALE IL Tons MEAsUREMENr CAN
Oh, recn and informatton givon at REfNOLDS' boat
house. rast Newark. N. >.
CLOOP yArur. 45 FEET. 49,. FEET BnAM;FAsr
Daud IN perfect order ready for Apply to JOHN A.
MONSELi,. % Fine ST.. third noor
IsCSSLiANEOUS.
IyHOwN's vBRMifUuE CuMfirs OR WORM
DLOZrNuEr. pleasant 10 taxc; children lIk, thea.
tnc worms don't. 2'c
rJ,O \ ,BErEN Tir BahAr ri AND rHhSbKts Tlis
teeth ue Browns Csmphora,d Dcntfricc,
- cents
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
,a.h. D..l.nolioa. IN

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
Tuiy
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srrAxrn yxsrzu Ur,, from chuiestesown for Cow
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FOREIGN PORTS.

July o, PM-wind W. moderate; cloudy.
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RAILROAD LINES.
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ts.----- -,,Irr,,,f,rr & Nm pHrEHsprRas
49, y sTrpnA n f,OMpANY
g = 'Ie--,s ~ 49, - ~,
MONDAI. lU, 1919,
u j;trainp ON this read viii run as follows:
~ LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
LIn $1,000, =, ~ 80.
$40 A. M., THKOg9h Mall , a.iy: G1n,hect ny
Ior CNaTiei a,it ~ .n st,n n
yahnan, haie nSa,,,, Asi1 Msy f,rie,n.'
nd IL pn;y,,s eont. and Sonth yea;
a anu an T Tnsh So az, m rhcster and an
oIpp a, ~ ttinns nn eli si,,n.i az
=, ~ EuS daiI, fnyrent suntar,
1850 1. p'' ~ 81. u ILL a. Is.ferSG
i hrrs VIII Sy,e the Atinnttc. MESS
sinnl and Ohio railroad for LYNCH
1arw Fa5my!le and and other m,, local ss s.a
t suns s J ,,y on~ n,hsr line PASSENGERS
tari g a. tb NJ ara tpsp 9t viii make cIse Con-
nec,on a: re,er ,t fGr sorfG;s
steamers for Baltimore, .Philadeiphia,
and New Y01s and Tin The os s Do
lniniop Steam err ,9I 49, Mer 1 ofh' o'"ps
1oop AZ ErEiGHT ,,ni,y feyccDt sunday, with
coach attached.
cayI, connecting for Weldon. VIII
minrton, Raleigh. Charleston, and sa-
vaunah. Er!nIan secping-car Tor
Wilmington and the South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
,,,nI--n,,.,I s.u, Iox.a,, ,,o,-
S:2o a. a-' eth Rchnona FRI
erieksl,urg and Potomac rs!lread for
I'll points MOTH or, I ano ta " .,. CIV,
500 A. NJ, FRElGiiI IRAlN aaliy teH ioS Suh
davl %itn paSS I dn- E ,ts a. ant CIV,
2lU L. NJ, - !, r % ,c,,,nnnd Erad
day connecting wltn hlcni i.nai rnar-
trichSnuIIS an1 -, "io % n fnr nj nojnts
M h,c ,nd Nortbwesi III -0- go 'O''0
..,op n TIiR6 ZIG MAH. daily. CONNECTING
Wv with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all polhts t.asl
and West. Also, making close cenhsc.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohic
railroad for the Virginia Springs anc
.... stops nt Manchester and Chester, and
oIi regular STATIONS on signal.
poeeo,oors FOR Glover I'm co3nerI nj Chester
,,iI ieXseni SundayI by taking the 1875 z. NJ tain.
AZ TPAINS leaving Petersburg will start frog
,b AZ annomsttox denor.
EXtIRSION TRAIN leaves Richmond for Pc
,orshnr1 nt q 4 NJ and 4.3n =. NJ. EVERY sun
nhVe ~ 10 10l A. SHAW, Superintendent.
80 - ------------- :, - ~
RICHMOND. FRED'G Il PoToMAc Il. r.. Co.'l
OFFICE GENERAL IIckET hGE Ior7 {
RlCllMoNp. '"ne " -
COMMENCING MONl)A1, lVTtl In
" SLANT, trains on this road VIII run as toho"s
NORTH BOUND.
70 1-r.45 A. NJ leaves Byrd-Street station daily
0 ipxcept sunday due at WASH
I'M .phiIadc!Dhia G:J o L. NJ;
Nov York' I0:U:; p. NJ.
.ooD " lee 81 S,rao, station daily
No. JAW L. 'i' ~ - Wnshirntor CO. p N
,,.j,inore ! EOS p n phjE,-
h"lnhin Al q A. II New Work
CHS s. NJ
.-o = e.oo 7, VI Irorrs Hy-,I-ctrani station,
-N'' "-o'oo 11'' ,,nIiv. dine ~ W,s,fnr,ou l2O
a. Il: EnI,imore 3:i5 4. NJ.
| - =. w., .,i.i,',,ia E.to W. Ecw
.,,,"S az VI ~ ~ ''' N
Va = r.nopN t%cnTUnnATiOT TRAIN
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). uey,rIrDn isAIEs.-Fnture Dayss
go BY w. Goidtn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
1 CORNER Of Eleventh and Bank streets. 9

SALE OF 6S7a ACRES:
Low RfcfHaoNp. Of AM, H. N nsaa.ss THE rea
or Fredericksburg, entered at the May term ISIa
T.. suit therein pending. under the s.ys Q, ~ Jun n1
neys admin,srater, ,s,s. FROM m9S F. Rowe and
wife, dared June s.. 1873, ana Eecot9 org a. rh'
clerks Office OF Henrico Goahty' nv WIN MONDAY Sep
tember 0. 1878, at IL a., In front Of the court,
house OF Henrico county lower parf OF ~ REh
EsiTATE on or near rhe Charles City road and In
M /. TRACT OF LAND about six miles d from
3. NTEACr OF LAND adjoining the above con-
TkACI OF LAMP adi2nsns 1 Ro6 lbs i nnd
% a' 4 Tract OF LAND adjoining the lands of
Byrd George, containing 100 ACkEs' hiore of
s. A LOT OF LAND adjoining on the north
west the lands OF the a,e , byrd 9eofk' ''''tN"
say 9S ,t Of ihese lands viii be shown at sale and
can be seen before that time by calling on "eInx
ton Godlin corner Of Bank ana Eleventh sireels,
Rlchncnd, who will give all information conccrE-
Ing the several tracts, and show them 10 any one
Tie TIE TERMS OF SALE are prescribed by deed TO
he cash: but am authorized to offer them upon ne
;erms Of one Third cash. and the balance III one anu
two years, the deferred payments TO bear lhteress
from day of sale, and to be secured by 4 deco Oh
trust. .e,,,.,o, of
t,e Circuit Conr of Fredericksburg. and the execu-
ton of the deeds and deeds OF trust WIN oe suueSt
10 said confirmation, to be executed llnmeuately
thereafter-the cash payments 70 DC aac on gay u
Selling as trustee, will only convey such title as
Is vested III me- though Delie'ed tSs DC perlec''S
The quality of these lands. for the most part, Is
well adapted to farming purp 9NTs p. sENER.
q, e tn I, cwtds Trustee
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The rooster who wishes to print Ter
thousand millions OF dollars and apply tflesr
to the improvement of NeW York has done
well to air the inside Of his grand head befors
the country at this time. He is quite as
sensible as the rest OF the rag-nasney roarers.
IL we are to have an adequacy" of money
that is to cost nothing and buy everything,
let us have it by the thousand millions.
Fooling with small sums is treason to HUI
manity. It costs no more to print O note
for SI,90 than for 81. Get up the steam
and stir the ink Cincinnati Commercial.
Lady giving an apple to little boyj !:
"GiRe this apple to the one OF US three here
whom you think the handsomest.'' The
boy look for 8 moment at all three ladies',
took the apple, and--ate it.
Z BY studying up all the popular works on
health and strictly following their directions
you may expect 10 live Just about three
weeks. more. or less-principally less.
Neao Yoric Commercial Advertiser.
About O'Clock resident Of Whitney
street drove bis chickens into the smoke.
house svcause de colllps was comiE',o and
he 8 didn't want them caught out after
dark Pr sG,1ston Republican.
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I'M 4 microscopic mi. hill the white
Pavement of the square was In 1ilasi.
nsr. stained with d number OF points
no bigger ttan pins, heads, or spstnkied
with powdered giass, I'LL our, lorgnettes en-.
abled t,s to distinguish waving hats anu
hand kerckiefs fiuttering In the wind.
81 +. But a shock announces TINT we nave
come TO the end OF our tetller. W. are at 2
height Of 400 metres f437 yards Zoe aero
naut waves his hat to Id. Glfiard 10 let ni ,.l
know that be may bring as down Wneh il Is
likes. To Our great satisfaction ne gives W
five minutes grace, before obeying the re-
nuesf. 10 breathe al, our ease and to grave
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