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saTuRp Az lust 70, 1875

Z ,,nc Nrw york THEORISTS he Chicago
yya,ss expresses IFS candid opinions OF the
theorists whose testimony before the con-.
zrrressicnal committee we published yester.
day. 1t SAYS ...,
I, i t,,fI,cult to imagine that any rational
,a;ng even without the least Schooling.
avid he 90 enormous a Ounce as to suppose
sI,st labor would prosper il capital were
driven on, of the country. Any bright boy
~ ba,f dozen summers understands inat
RI he had iaek.kniie he could accomplish
The enterprise he has in view much easier
than he can without the aid OF that inven-
ton. A iack-kniie would be ca2'eat II
would increase his capabshty OF proouc,
zion: Il would enhance his prosperity ana
hanpiness.s He wishes be possessed The
x-,nital called a jack-kniie. To acquire
it he saves up pennies. and thus nc
a tender age begins to practice the
vice Of accumulation, which the horny
handed Mr.. Goodwin SAYS Is improper In
Republican country! When he has accn-
mulated money enough he buys Jack
knife, and thus becomes a capitalist. Havs
ing no iack-knise, the horny-handed Good.
win cannot compete With the youthful cap
italist. He therefore goes before Mr.. Hew-
it's committee, denounces the inventor 0:
& 3Hck-kn1FeS as an enemy Oh Huuiahitrs
and demands that government shaii
abolish al,snveutIons and drive MI capitaiandi
capitalists from the land. The conditions OF
human happiness and prosperity, accord
ing to this horny handed philosopher, are
those which are found among the naked
South-Sea Islanders, and which, presump-
lively, existed in place called Eden before
diabolicas enemy OF humanity introduced
capital by the invention OF fi.-leaf aprons.
it Is hard to speak OF these horny-handed
odamphoois In other language than that
OF contempt. In country which furnishes
5 at public cost the poorest inhabitant op.
portunities for acquiring knowledge, they
are sunk in ignorance and superstition
lower than South.Sea Islanders, whose nrirn'
tive condition they so much covet. There
are no, on the earth any more abjeet Idola'
tors. There are not on this portion OF the
earth any persons less deserving OF sympa'
thy or encouragement or aid. They are
wholly unfit to i've in civilized state. II
is pity some way could not be devised to
place every one Of them, naked and capital
less, upon one OF those remote islands IN tn 1
Pacific whose inhabitants are said TO rum
their destiny without any capital 10 lmpeae
their pursuit OF happiness.
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Parson Massey ON the Layyers.

E-hESOn Massey OH the IIeH5yeEa-
1From the H2rrisOnbrrg Commonwealths report
or his speech at CAaslottesviHe3
The Parson then diseiaimed any inter-
tion OF making any attack on professional
men, but proved satisfactorily to himself
and many OF his hearers that, after all, the
hufthen OF taxation was borne by the far-
mer The lawyer, the doctor, aud every
body else, simply added the taxes to their
fees, and the tiller of the soil had to pay 1t
all. The farmer is the undersiA in the
building, and has to bear all the
weight; he can't transfer it. The far
merS and laborers constitute 80 per cent.
OF the entire population Of the district.
Nine out Of ten voters in this district are
tillers OF the soil. at this potltJudge Har-
ris whispered in the Parsons ear. asking
him TO excuse him, as he was indasposed
and wished to withdraw. The PEARSON re-
peated the request, and excused the Judge,
iocularly saying he would doctor him up
before the canvass was over. Loud laugh
teri The Judge whispered in the same ear,
and the Parson geographically said the
Judge asks me to pray for him. Laugh
ter and applause.] Massey said he would,
but he was afraid the. Judge was beyond
repentance. TMore laugbter.] As The Judge
was leaving, he kept up u fusilade OF
bad.nage, in which teething, yefmifuge,
and such ailments and specifics were dis
cussed freely. Finally the Parsoa told q
story remarkable lor its pious moral sin
the COOL" and which so Mortified Tinsley,
who was formerly member OF his church,
that he commenced to draw up charges to
be submitted to the next Association. The
good Parson then proceeded to convince
the people that they should be represented
by one whose interests are Identical with
their own lthe Parson claims to be farmer,
but wonld like to chanSe). There are but
AZ farmers in Congress to 1856 lawyers and
bankers.
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OLEAR THE WAY for the escape from
the system of its waste and debris which, Il re-
tained would ritIate the bodily fluids and ovef'nfo"
health That important channel Of exit, the Do"eis
may be kept permanently free from distractions p'
using the non-griping, gen'ly-actng and a2reca'''
cathartic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters' winch MOI
only iberate5 impurities, but invjgorates the
of the Intestinal canal when weakened oy constlpa
ton or the unwIse use of violent pureatives: Inc
stomach. liver, and urinary organs are likewise re
inrorced and aroused to healthfu action hy tns DC
inefficient ionic and corrective, and every organ nnre
muscle and nerve experiences share OF is 1nV'gora
ting influence. Unobjeciionahle IN favor, a most &c
Mai and wholesome medicinal stimulant and owini
re ef,;cncy to botanic sources exclusively, II Is TIT
remedy best adapted to household use on account
its safety, wide scope, and speedy action.
au 6-Tu,Th.S&w
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An individual who recently called biz
creditors together showed surplus over
liabilities OF two thousand dollars. and bis
LAWYER proposes settlement OF fifty cents
on the dollar, at which the creditors OBJ
iec.cd. insisting on at least seyenty.tive.
"Oh no, I can't do that" interrupted
the debtor, s. for should have hardly any
thing left for myself A fact.-Bostoa
Commercial Bulletin.
..Nurse: Did you put that nasty mud
ON the doorstep, Master Charles Little
Master Charles: No, nurse Nurse tart,
fully): But I saw sou from the WINDOW" ::
Charles {morc artiully): That you aidnt I;
for looked up to all the windows before
did It, ~ london Judy.
Shakespeare asks: ssWhat's in name !! :,
lDr. Carver, the glass-ball shooter, says
everything is in an aim.- Norrsstoa0n Hef'
aid.
Silver dollars will be received at par 1ol
casnpaign-fund subscriptions in all Govern
ment Picayune.
The barber is an independent chap; anu,
like all strapping big fellows can Always
| hold his hone.-Atta California.
The Hackensack Republican remarks tha'
there's. nothing sour about co" putfef'
mill
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AHf, H"nf| ~
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING MAY u, 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 P. NJ. Leaves ElcnmonhT! E>nhT. Thurs
DAY. aud SATURDAY. Innne"', 4.
West Point witH sTcait."r Havana 10
all points York river anf Bali
more. Arrives In EIltmorr "a : :.
NJ. CONNECTS w!th rdi-l:Fss iAr "%si.
ingrun, PhituirIlhts. We" "r", Dos-
ton. auG all western pplnt-. Contacts
hi Richmond with traEs on RicliEoii
and Petersburg amt Chesapeake a21
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. 81. Leaves Richmond MONDAY; WE'D
NESDAI. and FRIDAY: al!
6:OOA, Il TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SIT
IRRDAI. Connects wi;h sl'AH"s
Ut West Point Tor river bindings i'|i-
tinor., and all western points. Con-
meets al Richmond "I'h trains Oh Eich-
lnold aud DanSiI.c raisrnid.l:'chinonI
and Petersburg, and chesapeake Ala
LOCIL PASSENGER.
SCOOP. N. Leaves Richmond daily except SUM
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. Arrives az Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, ami >iruRuAf. Coz,
meets with trains on H!cHDoi;d anu
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana y!Ao
railroads. steamer Havana leaves bai-
. MSSDh ,i"' wSEtDiSSSE>bAY, aud EEI-
DAY, at y. u. Connects Win
trains from Philadelphia, New YorS,
and western points, and IL West f9lI
With trains Tor Richmond and go
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 p NJ ARRIVES ~ RlchrIoai MONDAY. ;" ED"
SESDAY, and FRIDAY ana n
GAG Z. VI. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana SAL-
URbAY. Connects Win steamer as
West Point from BaIIihioFS. eVh-
meets with Eichsl"n5 aad l1anSll'e'
Richmond and Petersburg, saa IESS'.-
Drake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
,o.on NJ Arrive, al Richmond daily except sun.
AS.00 ~ 80 ,iav Connects wlth Richmond aud
petersburg and Chesapeake aud Oald
railroads. -,
~, ,r,,sfcr oI freight al Richmond 10 or from
southern noiuts Cars run through between Atlanta
and Nest Poiat. ,., ,,,, ,n,y.s, r,,ss
guaranteed. ,,, ,,,,r,oa .s,o,
,.s,,ed 10 all norlhern and western points.
Through tickets sold 10 all northern, eastern, aGa
vas,e rp points, and Baggage checked taronSe.
E"r :'eksts apptY At General Railroad Ticket Or.
ace, s9h Main street; 1t the Exchange Hotel, SsS
company's depot, eorner i"en'S-auu sna oV>A
streets, Righiaon"; an.n,,c, "A Srn..,n,.,1.nt.
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Imitation, contraction. convertible, &C.,
de-, are terms with which the newspapers
are now filed; and each column contains
communication from some learned finan-
cier suggesting cure for hard times. 1t
seems to us that the only cure consists in
economy, In producing for market to the
utmost OF your capacity, and consuming as
little us possible. II money was Just as
Plenty as black berries you could ga none
sOi 1t without something to sell.
While Your optimist troubles his MUD
The great philosophers stone TO ind
By some aicbentcal CANNON.
Practical teople. by regular knocks,
Are Gllng their pockets full OF ROCKS
From Tire golden mountain Of Mampion.
.AnllerSt Enterprise.
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~, Appeal III tho Cow 80 u bandon Her
M q nY0ua lItSt fsItasta.

ssCHMa1Ious 0pttsnfssfa
WHY COW, how cans, 6 eoir be no satlsaed
So well content wstn ais sifnpS Here below
SO nnobtrusiye and 10 seepy
81 So meek, so lazy. and 20 awful SLOW Z
Dost thou not Know tho. esery think is nike
That nancht ss RS II should be ON tbs earths
frhat rsieyussly the world neeiia TO be fxec,
That nothing we can give has ny Terth.
That tir,es are hard, that life Is fdf OF care,
i g or sin and froubie and Hptowardress
That love Is folly, fr,endship but snare, =
| p,.it Govt this Ii no time for ia2tnessl
| THE ctd thou chewest Ia not what " seems
Ger mn and moo Tear round and quit my dreams
80 - y Dnutd Z. Pronddt.
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Aagtsa TIE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
lcieyeland Leader. j. Mr.. Kearney ought TO
contribute poetry to the illustrated week.
Hes. a naaH who can yank the English
Language around as be; does has no business
10 waste himself on ppiiitics.
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By Jass hiacdsngal,, Aact,onear,
10. 10 Governor street.
TINTED STATES nARsHAL's SALE
FINE Lor OF JEYELRY.
nv virtue of nm order OF the District Court OF the
unifed States for the Eastern District OF
in thc matter OF s. A. Winstock, bankrupt, WIN
sell ut auction. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST Is, 1878,
:. IT o.c,oc, at No. Fourteenth street be-
~ Main and Franklina fine stock of JEWEL
h ffsTcEHs s GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
Bi'tiAaHS 'SPs CAMEO, ONYX and PLAIN GOLD
LADIES' I. i nna tea Ei 4 Sand and CROSSES;
GOLD PMS BUTTtoTSSsa;, &C.
a large IE,1Nr SAFE
CLOCK,
CHAii.s, &c.
Persons having pledges In the hands OF Mr.; Winr
stock requested 10 rcdeen 'he''i peioie '''e
'of T sac; Cash. C. P. RAMsnELL.
RICHMOND, August 8. 1873: aug
n ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL OF VERY FINE STORE-F1NTURES
AND
STOCK OF MEMS AND BOYS READf.MApE
CLOTHING:r
AT11I7 MAIN STREET.
MONDAY. AUGUST 18TH, AT U A. Dl',
consisting OF
Q eoot3o,s SHELVING, fancy. with drawers:
LONG COUNTERS, Is feet long, WIFE dr''"'
LONE COUNTER feet long, with drawers
I long COUNTER ~ feet long, no draweIs
! INC COUNTER g feet lcng, no drawers;
( G;ifNTERS 10 feet long. with drawers;
g COUNTERS 10 feet long, no drawers,
POINTERS 8 feet long. dollble tops
z COUNTERS feet long. single top;
i Erge S GN2 RHJEFLECToas. s lights each;
/ Section SHELVING IL feet long,
Q eIeunt S-FOOr MIRRORS, oval tops;
3 ELEGANT S-FOOT MIRRORS. square tops;
. e'eeant SINGLE-PI4ATE SHOWCASES, Sill
yer mountea;
] small SHOWCASE. -,
! elegant GLASS PARTITION. "a feet long.
feet hiyil-lO lights, 2 feet by fee; high;
iron SAFE 4 feet = inches high.
/ OFFICE RAIL-ENCLUSURE, 8 feet square
3 feet high
! OFFICE SiTTING-D DESK. with drawers:
i STAT PARTITION g teet long, 6 feet high
STOR E-FURNACE, equal to any III tn
BLUE i1W1iiSDoW-sHADEs.
and 4 general stock Of
MEMS and BOYS EEADY-IAEE CLOTHING
The above are al firstc!ass make and style
au 99t
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TOE RENT-TERSfs TO SUIT.

SO TO $50 pEIi MONTE. 1, s.
507 west Grace street fnew brick, IL rooms.
4l6 west Main street fnev blickt, rooms
2IS south Sixth sreei Ipew hrics), rooms.
Slf)I west Grace street tEew BRICK. rooms.
oll4 west Main street large ydrdl. D rooms
8 ii south Fifth street near Cary, b rooms.
S3G) Yves, Grace street fnew brick), rooms.
Io7 west Cary street Clyde ROW, y roons. =. ,,e
Al west Canal street brick and frsinle)s orooh''
72S west Clay street tbrfcki rooms.
4l6 west Marshall street tbrick J, o rooms.
1910 west Clay street tbrek) ]. u rooms.
Il west Cary street fErick), 9 rooms.
4 east Clay and Foushee rooms.
1901 west Grove avenue. rooms.
l2l gouth Cherry SIT eeI tbrickJ, rooms. =, LIZ,
sNaILER HOUSES, from 2 to rooms IN othcf
localities. ,r; .,roo+
+ = 49, ' ). THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent and anctloneer,
:, a.ood1t 49, 1113 bIain street.
NOR RENT, DWELLING Al north fa# #
eighth street. CONNECTS with Mrs. n!lyis ; II
observation-disclosures; suits one or more families. fos-
session 1 9Th september. se,o.t .,i
DWELLING on Marshall between Seventh ano
Eighth streets. Possession LIST August.
iieh'n o. CHARLES T. DAVIS,
No. Ill north Eighth sireeI.
Residence 4l5 north Eighth street.
! je17-Msw
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( CHESAPEAKE AID . II 10 Raj
limo ~ ~ m,,snn-,r IRAN, win t,ayr 9.,;
,rriS. az p,c,unnma a. T,.ilov,..
" ,;.rcr,y,pr
W 'o' " 'i'''-
No. l-I:20 y. -l.eaycs-foR tfNFiN"ro'.
Dait' "\rtpt >&n'ai: si"'~ 81
an rrEu'il ''t'H-' !'I.
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In n
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toh mASiii ~ lbs -,
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al tiiriut."'. Z" nj ! - y.
NJ: Nay" - ~ -'il ai''"''..
AZ ll:3o \. -; 'Tti|' q"
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NO. VIZ ' nni,y: ,top, :. iilrnlrr .lu,...
tiu,, No.i's. l;r t,,r p,u, tf..
r-rh', Han Louisa. Tl..-
iaus. ,or,nn-y,.In I"biIl,n,
K"swick, charlottesville.
,.i,,,,', Eiyrr. .,rn.l,wooi Il.
ION. Waynr,inr,,' ii.urr.yi,,.
Si,urInn ~Y.,u;t.'.. ,,,~n,,.
Miunnro' clifton Frar. Va
l,ar!son's. Lo~Iocrr. royiu.,-
ION. and al. -:aiipu, wc,l ot
t:"ylrc,nn hr!,l,r nj t,".-
don,Yilic al l:Zr \. u: Guar.
lot,csvi;Ic at 80 \ ": N'aGu.
nj 700 i. ~ n,rraliasu:
Wh,,r ,,,irnur y, s:iJ T. 81:
knn,wlua Fail, II $50 t. VI.
tIunrrl: Huntington ar J:l5
+. II. steamer arrive at Forts
rGuth II 800 i. NJ: tmcin-
with with tie IiHc; tor The We,
Northwest. aui southwest.
FoR WkSHi%GTpS: Arrives
nj Gor!uusvii.r AZ go !. VI,
ic.yc, ~ rirSi9io Miiiam% 4, r'.' ii,
~ 500 y. NJ .5Il't' at "'i'"-
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a crance mt t,,c county Situation.

In this 1.-THE Abingdon district those in IA
yor Of REIMBURSEMENT and Sreenbacks, out
opposed to forcible paGj ustment and repu-
sdiation, are largely in the majority. The
meeting on Saturday last was OF the fairest
kind (except that the repudiators worked
like beavers a week previous to bring out
their forces), and may be considered rs 8
criterion Of the voting power. The count
amounted to about one hundred and
Forty "above Suspicion to handful
who wouldn't be counted at oil. The estl-
mate was five to one. AT Duf's pre-
cinct the forcible reaadjusters carried
the day. In the Goodson district lin which
last year the regulators broke up the meet
ing), there is nearly an equal division. Two
meetings were held--one at the proper
time and place, OF which Colonel /. B. Dunn
was chairman, numbering one hundred and
twenty-siX strong, who voted againsta con-
yeption-the other. about fifty railroaders,
it is said, gathered together and elected del
egates OF their own. The fight in that dis
trict will be hard and close one. At Halls
Bottom the repudiateTs elected delegate.
AT Undertook district readi opposed
to rorcible readiustment and reputation
will represent the people.
In the North Fork district the people
generally are opposed to convention, and
at Whites Mill voted it,down. .Sixty-three
were present, forty-nine OF whom voted
a rainst convention and left. The other
fourteen remained, and afterwards elected
Mr.. A. Branson a delegate. That, how
ever, cannot hold. being the action OF Il
minority. The minority of the WEthcvillc
convention, il this is recognized, Wil have,
after adjournment, the same privilege OF
nominating and putting d candidate into
The field.
The Saltville district, of course, goes for
Tepudiation.
Arnold man in the Nerta Fork district
was asked how he was in .pGiitics. He re-
piled. 81 am in favor Of anything that is
right, but id il I amt opposed to con-
yentions, reputation, and the Salt-woraSs.
The Glade Spring district elects two, dele
gates in favor OF read5 ustnent, but opposed
] TO forcib!e Tcadjustment sad .reTRldiation.
Uolston, always with her heuG up, sends
delegate ,who comes square out and eN-
presses his oplnion-@Opposedlt ito forcisie
reimbursement ut all times uBd uud4:r oil cir
cumStances." That wss required OF him:
before he was elected.
Hurrah. the general outlook is far bet
ter than was expected, especially STAGE the
repudiative organs have been claiming nine
tenthSs OF the voters. s!FoEeibie" is what
is doing the thing. Men WHO are brave
and free don't like to be forced and won't
be. and are too true to their EaninaSs to-:
wish to force others.-4bingdoa Standard.
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BY PoinGeXtel & Topper.
Real Estate Agents and Auclionccrs.
1900 Main street (undcv Planters Bank.

VIRJSTEE'S SALE OF 4 PRODUC-
4 TIVE LITTLE FARM OF 'rWENTI-Ti!EEE
ACRES. on THE Williamsburg III EAPiiAE
SIX MILES FROM RlCHHOSD.-Ey virtue OF Il
certain deed nj trust executed August 81, 1874.
ana recorded in clerks Office, lIcnrico county d. b.
81. p. 1913. at the request Of the beneficiary Gciant
scared, | will sell by auction. ii lienrico county
court. house on MONDAY, l2ih of August icolirt
dayl at 2 NJ. the :ibOva-dc>cribci LAND adjoin-
ing the property OF the Eridge"acr estate Iignrr.
and Others The Improvements consist oi L Small
dwelling and other on; buildings.
TERMS: st sale. Z. h. ASBEk:bS.
jy2t-auJ.9 l0&l2 lrti>tcc.
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BY j. Thomnson:Brown'
Real Estate Agent anu Auesloneer,
l1i3 Maln street.

A FIRST-CLASS TIRE Els . OR Y
Re1cK RESIDENCE, FRONTING ON MAR
SHALL PARK HI6BY H!LL}-LOCA-
TION THE MOST BEAUTIFUL on
THE HlLL-NORTHEAST COR
NER OF GwENTY-NINTu
r.. AND MAIN STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
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T'HE ALLEGHANI SPRINGS FOR
4 SALE.-!n accordance with decree entered In
the MouI .omcry Circuit Court December 10. 1877
n The SlC Of John +. Slaughter and others rS John
D.anghornc and others is manufacturers. we "iil
sci, AZ auction. on tie premises, THURSDAY. All
gust % SIS. III 2 oclock. The valuable property
Situated in Montgomery county. Va, known rs me
ALLEGHENY SPRINGS. comprising about 1.2OO
or 1890 OF agricultural ana grass iiildS, wen
fenced and In Il high state OF cultivation, with the
improvements theron. -
HOTEL. COTTAGES. SC. in cood repair. afford
ING lirst-claSs accommodations for 900 .IrsLi llc
largest HlLLIARD-RDUM and Ihe>I TEH-PlE
ALLEY In the State: one SIDRE-llpDHE. NOW
r,ating for $500 per anr;lin: one No. - ~
aud other nilt-bililiinGS- including I1hTn.IOteE.
two cxce!.cn! FAHM-lOUSES or DWELL NGS,
with al necessary 0ut-houScs; enc SAW Mill. one
CORN MILL. BLACKSMITH and WHEEL
WRIGHT-SlIOPS, &c. ,
win also sell the PERSONAL PROPERTY ron
sistng of the entire outfit for the springs and farm
For Il more minute description OF this very nc
property reference is made 10 the circular" nf the
Srl i:l.s: aIaOHg other features. setting ip!!D I'M.
great valuc Of the WATERS for their medicinal
properties. PERSONS desiring 10 purchase are IN
vted TO examine the property before day OF SAFE.
TERMS OF SALE bnc eighth oi purciilSc-Di"i"S
cash: eighth in Ninety DAYS. purchaser GIVING
therefor his negotiable nnrc- satisfactorily eliuof1'
with ntei from day OF sale residue oi purchase
money ru credit Of one. two. AMI three year:
purc:s; siyng thereby n"Md YIN tr Mtve said ID
bonds herring interest from DAY 81 SAFE IErc!last
sa also lie required 10 iSllrc III" buildings on sitiu
proptrtT for Tia: benefit Of the a@ncfrlHrcs tittSr
the decree for amount equal 10 one lpurii! "t I
nurc: IS, nor cv said Insurance 70 be Kept up until
Tie COur: otherwise direct.
'''o THOMAS T. SULLIVAN.
CHARLES u. BLACKBOARD,
GEORGE L. TAfIOE.
22-1m Commissioners.
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A. the request Of the owner I will sell ut public
auction on
TUESDAY, 18th of August. 1t O'Clock p. NJ,
that truly and most Observation-Disclosures HESl,
DESCE on Church Hill. now owned and occupied
by Lenuel Powers. Esq. This RESIDENCE was
built with The best material bY Captain libby. VINO,
owing to its elegant location. spared no expense in
making it all that could be desired. both as ia com
forts and durability. It has siock-brck on All Slaes,
nine spacious rooms. bcSifcS closets. &c: brick
Kitchen with four both city and we'll water
on the premises. and ba-house; ana hne pr 5rlcS
table and carriage-heuse III the ward. The LOT Is
beautifully set in evcrgrCens. fronts the park anu
is 50xl32 feet TO in aIlev sixteen feet wide; 10"
tinn Of this dwelling. being situated one OF the
boIdcst prnInontories OF the city. and with Il sma
outlay In the construction OF Maiisara roo, WIN
observatory the views OF the city and river ootalEeu
from which would surpa:s those OF any iocatloh III
the entire city. .,o
and eighteen months with Interest adGen, anu &C.
cured by Il lrslst-deed. ,,,,,-,,,- r,,u-N
,uG AuctiOnccr.
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pILL-HEADS, $3.50 to IS per rcam. at
AZ the DISPATCH PRINTlNG-HOUSE.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AMI It&arEAG&.
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ COMMENCING MAY II. lSft.
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WANTS.

WANTED. A SUIT OF THREE Or
w MORE ROOMS SOUTH OF BROAD AS M
WEST OF FIFTH STREET. In answering tn.s
,i.asa si,te The number Of residence, The hoor on
Which the rooms are located, and the price per
month or year. Address n
or1o.1t care of Carrier Newell.