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A NEW VIEW OF TURKEY,

ises to make himself conspicuous in the poll
tics Of Eastern Europe, possibly to the ex-
tent even OF provoking nnother war and OF
tlragging Ms many Of tho European States
Into 1t rs possible, anything that throws light
upon tle real status Of Turkish power will
be valuable. Iii this connection n letter
from an Ottoman statesman to the Jour1,al
dcs Dclats of Paris, Il translation OF which
appears III tho New York Tribune, Is one OF
the most remarkable contributions to the
discussions Of the EASTERN question that have
yet appeared, III that It plnees tho Turkish
c,,or,,ront 4, a., ortt,ot., ,,o,,, ,nt.tt.,, -.
noSe1"n'e''1 Ill "i' eillfelS III" tciallon 10
rr,,o ,os,,t.,, ,eo,,.,,,,, H., a., .,.a. =. A..
,..4'", ''1onu ~ NV ".'te. y. u'e
letter IN brief Is that turkey Is not a State ut
~! Ill Inc European sense' bat n military
theocfAcy, .pound toSetEef by the falth OF
!n ds'a', aha tnat' rs u.o reforms demanded OF
i"1Kes "'e III aifeot eohillct WIN t'lat laittl,
they cannot DO Instituted without destroying
tloy shall bo carried out, rhis is tl.o ecn-
oro1 nrorooitfon tbo lo+o,,a ~ ,,hi,L 80 -
o."t p,opya'',oi.' stlo aos"i's u WHEEL "1o u
se,''atAnole an.etes1' EuI"pean alp'omacY'
ttis, ,"t4'eF ~ eon.cnas' mas al"ays ra'led Ill ITS
aeal.nes W1ta turkey oecauso 1t treats hcr as
poh1,ea! o1a9e, "meh toi oFlehtals thefe Is
no aocn talns as turkish nation anu tnere
never has eSissea suen thlhg rs m otto-
!'aa Iorse' c!othctl Win tilo powers or 1dnc-
t'ol's &l'as pe1!".'' 70 EUROPEAN otases' rms
s4snt o4,ell'"l o'n1e' sayS tno wf'tef.
"nsen tsu'ope'a' esp1ol""cs nus olsagafea
nA'tei uie ',suacs VI A"Fh a'ld 1nfkeyt Whtcn
EUROPE WISHES 10 save from destruction, IS
tic great orthodox church of thu Islnn.n y and
E,,rona hos annstnut1v m1etntnn n ui,t+,rv
, 1880-07-10

ALEXANDER 1lowARD {col0rod) wns
hanged at Goldsboro, N. o., yesterday, for the
miirdcr Of an old white sentleman. Ho won't to
tho BoatIold protcatinQ his innocence.
, 1880-07-10

OUT1AaEs on Russian citizens by Chinese
are reported from tho Chinese frontier. It is
probable TINT these stories are invented to
Justify Russian aggression.
, 1880-07-10

JAMES d. GEona1:, q wholesale boot and
ahoo merchant Of Baltimore, fell from Il fourth
story window iu his stpro yesterday morning,
and sqns instantly killed. -
, 1880-07-10
SATURDAY. JULY 10, 1880.

Persons 1tdpin1 t8,1f, for tie season, and sum.
sner trupelcrs, can hare TnR DAILY TnlnusE
mated 10 them, postpaid, fo,. sf.c5 pr month. tn-
ciudfng Sunday edition, or $f.Q0 per tnontt trith
out It; and Tue address trt1 le cltangal as often as
lktirkf.
, 1880-07-10

tho only way to accomplish This IL to remove
tho obnoxious, inso1ent tlteocracy back
where It caluo fro,u md erect C),rfsttan
political State In It's place.
CHICAGO AND 81, LOUIE
There Is oho fcaturo In thn ,,rctaht1oua
cheo during tho pnst few ypars which lns
been finally ftsposctl af.-yts.: the rclattvn
ron,,1nfim, NJ t,,o tun c,+1na tt,l,a f,otor,.
, 1880-07-10

: McFfckerts Theatre.
Madison Rtreet between Dearborn mad State.
Engneomeut Of n. u. Mnhn'k Cnmlc Opera Company.
"kntlnltIa." Afternoon and cyonirR.
, 1880-07-10

T., FoHxEx's op!nious OF the late Presidential
nominations do not agloe we'll With hls ctltorl-
ala OF laaneock tn lais. Jun. ID, Fornsy wrotes
Hancock, a JnhIlson General, assumes com.
snRn4 tn tha Fifth Military Observation-Disclosures
Aild forthwith down " tho colars or tho Nation.
shordAn 4 Thousand miles Awnyl !. :. And
s, noM that HANCOCK comes !n to turn tho military
for dark days In Texas and Loulsiana.
Dec Q, lS87, FpEney wrotes
We fear very lnuch that Philadelphia IL 10
have tho honor, OF whatever 1t uIHy be, Ut fur
nisntu9 Antifew johnson ut last with u Military
QefGsnor after his own heart. lieu. Huueuek,
, 1880-07-10

Clsss 5falttn
Fprthe banSnt of our patrons who dtsirs 70 eadd
sirs1o comics Of TEE TnlIUNE through tho snAtl, NO
gtva hesewl lth tie tranaicnt rnto OF poltAael
{1nEnftstE . 1ttF ufrt
Elxht and Twelve Pngs pnpar+................ cunts
blxtsen i'eaa eoats
Eight md Twelve fnRo phper........-.......e eena
EtItQkn pA90 I&poF Ecnta
, 1880-07-10

H.
ba.est 1T TINT class whom o'Coancll ioacribptl
ns base. brutal, and bloody. It wonl certainly
seem as Il tho 1rish landlord class were lost to
,1, ."y "o,,,,n %1 ,,,a ns aeea aaa ,nas mo
wild i,,sticc of rcvnn~. "'"'' "'3 10 '''
=--@..-.--- -
GEN. HANCocK'8 D1LEMA.
Upon tho heels Of the statement that Con.
Hancock does not read books comes his own
statement that Ito does not read newspapers.
The story In regard to tho LETTER about Mr..
Titlen A'ld the Presidency III .1670 being
called to Ills attention by n New York Tia,cs
reporter, Gen. Hancock said: II cniinot
read 1t. cannot look Mt statements reEard-
| Lug ine published III tho newspapers"
.. u shnll not make any reply to any
! statement whatever I believe did l,cAr
| about this story from 4 friend, but have
not reatl 1t, and do not carc to lnakc my ex-
| plantations about 1t. ] will leave that to
others" Can.tldly, nowf General, do you
think the gnlne Of the ostrich cnn bo played
successfully by Presidential candidate?
iou stand before the American people, fifty
million strong, nsk1ng them to make You tho
Executive heat Of ono Of tho greatest, proud
est, strongest Governments OF tho earth.
And you impatiautly wave AWAY the
| MAN who asks n civil question
touching your record us public
servant! That letter to Gen. Sherman,
written and sent at the time Of sup-
posed grave crisis III the life Of tic Nation. in
q part Of your record. No matter II 1t was
Intended to 10 strictly confidential, 1t must
now be subjected to tho scrutiny and julg-
mont Of the public. Your present nttitrtle
towards tho country forblds that you should
cover with the mantle OF secrecy any net Of
your life. And especially docs 1t forbid the
| hiding away Of evidence of MI act showing
purpose which, III certaIn emergency,
might lavo had a pnrtcIitous effect upon tho
,desllnics Of the American people. Tho man
wlIo seeks the first placo In the world, and
seeks 1t Mt the hands Ut millions Of intelli-
gent frecInrn, cannot afford to screen him
SELF from observation nnd criticism beneath
tho folds OF a confidential letter! Tho man
who lnlulges this high ambition, and refuses
to explain, courts and deserves defeat. The
letter OF 1876 to Gen. Sherman plnccs Gen.
Hancock in dllon,a,. II 1t Is withheld
from the public the presumption will be IT.
rcsistblo TINT It contains matter which tho
| public would condemn, and hence 1t will
prove fatal to the aspirations Of Its
author. II 1t Is given to the public,
and, upon examination, is found to con-
tain matter showing purpose OIL the
part Of Its author, q subordinate officer Il,
tho ur,nu to assulno any position whatever
touching the Presidential succession beyond
implicit obedience to tho commands Of Ills
supcrf0rs, 1t will prove utterly fatal to Gen.
llancock's nspirnt!ons. Tho bare fact TINT
, 1880-07-10

GEN. BoSEIL1, 1tallnn Minister Of War,
has resigned.
, 1880-07-10

w oiu'' '"e'' 'iAo tno p'ospset se'
ue'oio 4lom'- pIotta'. l'at Is 10 oe cur
ileu "u' "'Aeh tne oollu so"lh elects Hah'
coeAf
| rvo77o,,,o 1rcccr
,r,o r,o,, aass.,a @nu'a ILL., aaoono. .."a :.
,ho ,ofa,,n - H. snIs ea,, na.t. ns.s ., , =,
a., ,,-,,,",,ias"., in,... "1u ''...'
n,tt rn',"n,,.,a ~ 49, w.. ~ "e 1 .,..s =.
,,os @ .'e.',,n".oaa ~. nv sumo ss.'rs u'a. y
na,, n"maa",. sa 49,, s"o ,a!, D.".a'lo eo'e'sss;
,,.mn.a.ss.1 "s's sc'sss1u ussAuso au na,'
' ssa.,, G'..ss u"lg aa9 g!is. eaisIr u IN a'l.
,',t',;.. ~ aoe!s.1"., .,' t".. AeH"e,
~. " .1o "'e's'''o" " .,Ao
~ 5000, ',,"aa H. A.. .s.s'. saa "sss sNsn .''o
.'Man,,a",,, ~ ~ ~" 10 ."so % M4eass'l
""poa:"s, ~ I'S o"nn oee'.sc, ~ "i'
ono ~ ~ '.t po.te,,, M ne .'nu nec
a,sS .'s,,,ss t.. r. -. .o
.1nnsaa1s ~ a I'm, aa.S ~ uu". ,'
nnn,,,o nv .sa.a, v s 's. eea W.. ,s,,,. ms I..'
wv "."s ., pvs1s4 p1i
~. - ''.,..,. ",I eu.so ~ 10 'i"e's " uu.
~ e.. ~ "'5 poAs'.n " ve.!'o''.o 4'esl'ol'
obnoxious to nil .Unton.loyinp md .nntj.
.ia,,,,,, ,.,,, -, H.. - 49,. T,a.s. ,,..,..
ha v us NY fta TT rn1s ng
o,or ,or,n,t t., ,,,,,t,o ,t.o ,,,na T., ,,a1.,s..
IVY, eai.et1 III p"ollc ,'1e WAS III connection
".''' ~ 'o s"."'''que ~ 11ne.isn oi'' ~
was product Of the Kansas struggle over
s.mssty. .'.s. .ino Accoh'p'oh f1o:slasers con.
stltut'on Ind been forced upon the people Of
..,.t..S' 49, ..,. s'..o WY,
W"ich l"ve SINCE pecome known rs pull
EteSS t4oM 4llusAhh III u poplt!ht-sOVor-
, 1880-07-10

Dearborn street. corner nt Monroe. Augustls
pnays Now York Company In tho "noyal Mildly
Afternoon md evonlng.
, 1880-07-10

11nndolph street. between Clark md Ia Rall'. En-
rnEement Of Mr. George Holland. "our 0cnuamn1
Ef4ands."i Afte1noon md evening.
, 1880-07-10

GAIT. PAYNE, at the head Of 300 settlers, has
syaded the vigilance OF tho United Bt4tps tr{,ops.
and tnva1ed and taken Possession OF trRct OF
lassi IN the Indian Territory. contrary to The
proclamation Of tho President. II ts ata&ed that
Payne courts arrests In order To- tlatermiup
whether tho Territory u apun To settlement,
, 1880-07-10

Olympic Theatre.
Clark straet. hutwccn Lake atd Rnndolph EnaaEe-
mont OF AtIss Adm GrNy. East LJnnn.n Afternoon
and evening,
, 1880-07-10
POSTAGE.

Entsrtd at tAs Fpst-0Mes at Chicago. ILL., Al Second
tltas 31alttt.
, 1880-07-10

irish tenants should takn their rrutectton into
their own binds; whcrnupon he WIS called Ia
order, hut lo went nn notwithstanding. Final
'ly. tho debate was ndjoarned TIL Tuesday.
-
Tf1E Coroner's Jury Inns returned n verdict
Of rt'lfnt murier nFalhst HuitRreu, tho Swcao
charged wththo killing of hts compnnior, Jo-
hanaso11. Inst Enturtlny. nnd hnvo recommended
tint ho In hold to tho Criminal Cn,rt Without
bafl. Tho detectives claim TINT they have auffl-
Client evidence to procure 1futtgron's conviction.
'.1E..z@@ZZEEMM@S
Mn, adams. Supervisor Of tho Census Of
Now York, ,cstimat len The population of tho Empire
City at 1,21h000. The Now-Yorkcrs claim that
hatl the census boon tnhnu at.nny other porlod
Of tho yoar than mtdsamuor, when many Goth
Dmitcs arc nhsent In Europe or at tho Watering
places, tho population would 10 ut loast Jo,o0o
creator. -.-...--,
SECRETARY Soi1ufH ssntcd Mt cabinet
rncotlng yesterday tilat ho was going to take an
active pnrt In tho coming campaign. fIe will
commence ut indianapolis, on tho 18th Inst, Ifo
did excellent work tn tho Inst Presidential catn-
pa'gn, and bis descrvcdly great Influence with
his oountrymon will toli largely Id favor OF Gen
Garnell. -------,
RANDALL. has been Obliged 10 take back
sent by tho Democratic Pcaco Commission OF
Philadelphia. Tho Wntlaco organization hns
been recognized M tho legitimate ONO. but
rs sop to Randall tho rules of that body will
hnvo To 10 changed md sonc Of the baokors Of
the spenkor will bo admitted As mpmbcrs OF tho
Cummlttec.
Ar Cabinet meeting held yesterday It wns
,decfdo.l that the money appropriated for in-
prnyomcnt Of rivera md harbora shoul be
..1oM III
r1cnt Mt tho ratio al $40 ono per month, tho work
In tho Northern statcs TO bo dono during tho
summer, and In tho southorn States during tho
wtn.cr months.
An earthquake Of tnost SERIOUS proportion
occurred in Switzerland last Sunday. Twopcr.
sons wore Killed and posttpn Of tho summit Of
nmountafn fell. cat'slna tho destruction ut n
largo wood adjoining. Another earthquake at
tho Azore Islands resulted In The fornuttun Of
mn isl1nd about Is Gu aq.iaro yntls In pytent. It
is coo yards distant from tho falanl Of st.
George, ono Of tho group.f
JUDGE WILLIAM LAwnKNcE, OF Ohio, has
accepted tho position Of Flrat Controller of tho
Currency, rtce Judge Porter. resigned, md Will
nssumo tho duties Of tho otIfce In fow ,lnys,
1t Ia intimatotl that Secretary Sherman has
made tho appointment ut tho Instance Of Con.
gresham Ketfer, who rnthor fenrcd Judge
Lawrence as competitor for tho Congressional
notnination In his district.
As WAS predicted I'll THE TRIBUNE few
days ago. the population Of Cook County will
fully roach 100000. Tho returns m.e thus far
chow population Of 6sss3 3a1, aud tho Towns Of
Wheeling. Like View, and Elk Grave havp not
got made my rotNr7ls. lsettirna nre also wanting
from some districts In Lake, Hyde pnrk, nrll
Enw Tr1nr Ei1urrt,1hnr tI,gp1.u tkn rot,,,.
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Essragut in fSrOnze.
PROGRESS or THE WORK on MRS. D0xIE'
Static
II National Republican.


Mrs. Winnie Ream-H0xn expects 10 have
her statue OF Admiral Farrs gut, upon which
she began WORK year ago, completed in q
month or two. The model in plaster, trom
which the static is being east at the sisYy-
yard, presents a saliking likeness OF thepdis-
Odicer. Four GOulders espe-
,cially engaged in New York are entrusted
with the duty OF casting the statue, ard
their work is being conduc,a9 under Mrs
Eoxie's personal supervi ion. Mrs. Farr.s-
gut has visited the nayy-yard several times
sisce the work begun, ana has become quite
enthusiastic in ts progress.
The metal used IN casting Is from the
saase propeller which drove the flags hip
Hartford 10 victory and WOE fame for her
commander. A pedestal of Vermont graft
lie, BOW in position in Farragut Square.
Will receive the statue, and the latter, when
finished, will be ten feet in height. 1t vii
represent Admiral Farraeut standing upon
the deck OF his old flagship, his right foot
resting upon leading block, about which
rope will be coiIed. An extended ms.
rine telescope will be held in his hand. rest.
ing across his arm. The figure will he NJ.
tired in uDdress uniform, modelled from
thc clothing worn by the Admiral i'm lie.
s1d The expression OF his features will In
deate all that the mind Mrs. Hoxie's mindl
can plst'lre OF just how he looked upon the
eve OF TN important engagement.
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pEnpaS

SUFFOLK, VA, July o. 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR The CON-
= STRI,'TION OF LOW-1RUe> IRON
sVfNG RRfDGR ACROSS HE NAN>EMOND
RiVFR Al TUE FOOT uF MAIN >lREEI' IL
THE TOWN or SUFFOLK. VA. Mih ne rcS'iNta
by the und. rsgned cOmuis iouer' uh.t IL " .NNe
~ ON SATURDAY The 2{th dlY q july lnstsu'.
The bridge will be l4O feet long, OF which LOO tst
must Dc ssclag, and shaii have a iseVe-ioot Foae-
way throughout its entire length Thc ~aing' whrn
open n, shall show clear passage Tor vessels OF h0t
less than 40 feet on each side. The euiire suisf-
structure To be OF iron, except the decking, which
must he OF best 2NS irch yellow Gine h0art plank.
The machinery for operating AMI securing the
swing 10 be Of most approved kQ4d. Ihe SUD
cture will he OF stone, isia "a hydraulic cement,
aud will consist OF anu neuts on tithef sie OF Ihe
river, small piers u, each end Of the sMlns, snd
centre pier OF sufficient diameter 10 support tue
swing, Win ample room on Iurn-iao'e ana AL ne
e.,,nry appiiances. Sufficient pihu< OF cypress,
well fastened together for tie pr'tcclloh OF tue
plers aud swing, will also be required Tue MuVs
work, aud all the material thereof sha - al - ;,
ausiiiy and the bridge, when Bni,he shall be s1p-
feet TO inspection and test by the clminlssehsrs. OF
any expert they may select, before beng fecslNed
Proposals. for the entire work, or separateiy iot
subsfructure aud supers fracture, WIZ DC feNeN,us
although IL Is preftrred 90 let the Work as Nhoe.
Bond aud security Will De- required 81 the suoeeSslut
bidder FOR the fsi hfal performance OF MS coanuet
Payment viii be made from taxes 20 DC lcvled ana
collected during the present yesr-the lime n0' W
EXCEED twelve months from tine OF completion OF
the work. ,..
The commissioners reserve the GIN % reject any
bid not dee med To- 20 the Interest OF the county
Ry order of the Hoard of >lpsryisors for >anse-
mond county, Va. JOHN y. STEWART,
GEORGE W. SINGLETON,
WILLIAM II, GAY,
~ l2-eod6t THOMAS PARKER Of "A"
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Sad lsuthing Disaster.
A NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE AND TWO CT
DROWNED.

A NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE AND TWO GIRLS
DROWNED.
ATLANTIC CITY, n, j., July ia sad
accident occurred here this morning, by
which three persons lost their lives. About
IL o'clock, in common with other visitors,
Mrs. Nesmitb, the wife OF Lieutenant
Nesmlth, United States army, accompanied
BY Miss Bessie Fanshawe, the twelvc-year-
old child OF John X. Fanshawe, OF Ger
mantown, together with another little girl
named Helen DeakoD, went in 10 battle
above the lighthouse.
The locality chosen for their bath is a
very dangerous one, az il was between the
breakwater aud the lighthouse. There is a
strong eddy sweeping around this break
water at AL times, and the current flows
rapidly along the beach for thirty yards,
when it then rushes out to sea. The
place is not frequented much by balhers,
and when Mrs. Nesmth and her childish
companions sought this retired spot it was
with a view of enjoying their bath in Il quiet
way. The party, it is thought, endeayored
10 wade dewn the beach, intending 10 reach
the upper end OF the bar, which stretches
from the lighthouse several squares
down the beach. There is cove he
tween The mainland and the bur. which
has already caused several drowning
cases this season in wading out, and ii is
thought Mrs. Nesmith was suddesly pre-
cipltaied down the shadow embankment, a
few steps distant from which the water is
fifteen feet deep. Unable to swim, she for
an instant clutched her young companions
when she found herself in deep water. Soon
they were swept. from der and lost beneath
the waves. The life-beat in service further
down tbe'beach came ts the rescue en- being
signaled by persons on the beach. All
three were out OF sight, however. by the
time the heat came up The crew finally
succeeded in recovering the body OF Mrs.
Nesmitb, wlich will he Gaken TO Ehiladel-
phia Tomorrow by her hus band.
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The census returns for the entire State
are not all in. But we are enabled, from she
items that we have obtained, so form isir
estimate OF the present population OF the
State. Nine counties, representing the d.
ferent sections OF the State, show an iu-
crease running from 20 to ~ per cent.
Their total population to-day is 1859
against l3e, 494 ia 1870, being an ancrease OF
42,oS5. or about 80 per cent. The popua-
tion OF the State IN 1870 was 1.0.1 ,3Gl; 50
per cent. increase would be 1921, 4OS. and
this would give us as total 1892, 7S9.
This Is rather more than we formerly es I'll
mated. We thought that 1855, 900 would
be about right, but perhaps the census may
20 over our figures.
Twenty towns whose population was
about 1880 In 1870 now contain 1896 per-
sors. being an increase Of e 800. or nearly
90 per cent. Our towns generally show Il
more decided increase than tue country.
The following Is the list OF counties refer
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]. Wood is appointed postmaster ,.irs ! ~ ~
Ferra Augusta county y R;ce p i so &c d.
King. resigned James Pcsr d ire Tree, Marshall
c ca p0s'WW.''ySi Va. riee James ". Mutshi1.
.ou. moved away. solomon e ,;-d Fisher ssr !.
appointed postmaster at Fipns Gfaek 1s ss~
ID '0I Nav po.t.ofices are established 10
V VII as iollows: Bush PARK, Cumoer.
land county, on the route from Fa pnhin.ps
Mills to Centreville, with a; f. n Rucu,""
ham county. near New Canton, with E; !.
c 1sq, eUs postmaster; at Dundee, Bed,
ford county Fancy ercy, SFO Ogsa a"a
White Rock, with j. NJ. C.o on;ann p comn,s
near Oak Park, with J. II. Larkins post
master; at Monticello, Nelson county, be-
tween Mas.e,. Mills and sieele,s Tavern ave .,
with I. P. Har,ie as postmaster, ana nsao AZ
sesame, Campbell county, between Green
Hill and Brookneal, with q. s. Collins as
postmaster.
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Editors Dispatch: Upon my return from
. visit 10 the country lind your request OF
the 18th instant.
The nrst verse OF the passage submitted
IL spurious, and Is no, correc, La',n' nc
second verse Is genuine. and may be trans
lated thus: Thou shalt cover over good deeds
with other good deeds "lest they iet me
rain through. e., "that there De no
Jaw in thcIn.v Or, briefly. "Be consist
entity and continuously good"
Yours truly, EDMUND hARRisoS'
July 10, 1880.
fThanks.l
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pAxvILLx, Va, July 10, 1880.
, s,s<kAn~d gl;eoofck.

4e*<f*'F"t'-~
Tn the ,nclosed French paragraph the
wcrd "fifraqev appears. Numbers oil
scholars have been puzzled as to iss mean can.
inc ana proper translation. Please give
f6 IN, beutft Of your knowledge. THEIRS.
Cs rin est preferable aaz dstres prtpara,'
g;ons de qwisqsiaa, oomme TONGUE e. tori.
fu0e, en- rdison de sa richesse en- prhc,pes
Socii}s, ct de son titroge constant. Eappro.
bation de PAcad<nie de madeleine esq we
0orantie de Precedence de son MODE de pre-
poration ct de son sfHcoci0.
There is no such word as " titrage 10
eur old French dictionary; but we TAKE u
cha, the meaping OF the word " Sa"u,
srd.v As the patent medicine Is not named
So. -. ,,.,slate the nrst sentence OF this
puS. II reads as follows:
.. This wine Is preferable TO other prepa-
rations Of ciuchons as tonic and febriiuge
by reason Of its richness In active principles
and It's constant standard "---ihat u, by rea-
son OF its being always up to one and high
standard.
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Ky Frank ID. Hi & Co,
,rRUsTEE's SALE OF SMALL BRIO
Real Estate Agents aud Auclioneers,
No. Jos Main street.

SALE OF SMALL BRICK
L DWELLING AND LOT OF GROUND on
THE CORN OF BAKER STREET AND
SHOCKS ALLEY.-By virtue of deed OF trust
from Alexander Taylor, dsted the 29tn of April.
1875 and recorded in Clerks Office. Richmond
Chsnccry Court, ID. u. 112 A, page 4G2, d.fsnlt
having been made in Ihe payment of note therein
ser,rrd and m the request of The beneficiary, viii
sell at auction. upon The premises, on SATURDAY;
July 3lst, at 81 o'clock p. NJ, the PRnPh EIY
described In said deed. AZ follows; Nh Hal LOI
thereon, lying and being IN the city
of Richmond. fronting on Baker street 20 feet aud
running back 80 feet to an alley. Inc mouse con-
tains about six rooms.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses OF
sale aud Il note for $4,000. with Interest from
April 20, 1850. FRANh d. I'LL
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DEPARTURs or SrEAusxs.

DOR NEW YORK.-Tbc Old tin
Il Dominion Steamship Comrssy'.s xu~tseaS
steamship WYANOKE. tantsln COUCH. Will sail
FRIDAY. July 23d, 1T 3 O'Clock r. u.
Freight received untl z O'Clock +. VI.
Through bills or laeing signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points aOrth SOUTH east
and wet; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York. flz S.eersge, SO and
IS.
For freight or passage apply 70
G.. W. ALLEN { CO., Agents,
" 2l-3i COmnany's Wharf. EOcketts.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

MANCHESTER, July 8, 1850.
VNO TIRE. PUBLIC.-THE REAL ES-
l. TATE. AUCTIONEKRTNG. AND RENTAL
chester by our father the late FRAxR j. SAMSON,
win he reafter ,e continued by In all ITS branches
.undvr the irn name of JOHN 4. SAMPSON &
BROTHER.
BY strict pekSOnal attention 10 ali business en-
trusted 10 our esre, we hope To- merit continuance
of the liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 our
fniher. JOHN r. SASproN,
Nv lO.gOr WILLIS A. SAMPSON
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The Norfolk L4ndm0rk SAYS that the At
Jant!c, hississippi and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany have nearly completed their new
freight shed. and viii shortly commence
pglldIpH 4 large warehouse for the storage
q Goanos Otber improvements src con.
seoQ1eeea wbleh will nectssitate the ou.lsy
- sone eso,ooo o. seo, 900. S"''
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PROBABLE HomcsDE.- MartinsyiIIe
Herald says: "a difficulty occurred on
saturday evening last at Dayis's grocery, on
the road leading to Danville, In which a
colored man named Nelson Brodnay was
seriously II mol fatally injured. II seems
that Brodnsx and w. ). w. Darts, the pro.
prletor OF the grocery, hsd difficulty In