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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-20
RICHMOND AND DAyv1ILE RAILROAD.

R1cHhoSD AND DANv1ILE RAILROAD.
CONSTRUCTION BONDS.-This COM
Y J many wiz sell FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS Of the above BONDS at fair market ,r rare.
Tney bear SIX per cent Interest vain the pslhsir
years from their issue They win be sold for the
present at price that win pay the holder an IN
terest equal 70 10 per Gsntam per ~ the
company IN meeting its obligations, render this
security 70 all who prefer safe aTss
,hSsa hnnJs c.S amply to the undersigned at tho
oF OFF C Of r. COMPANY, Or in his absence.
to the Auditor, NJ. j. D. BLAZE; ,1uo,,n
70 soys,-uon President.
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ASSORTMENT OF
L 5000; BIBLES, the most approved, l. .xla,
Morocco gilt with double gilt clasps, with Il nifty
sold very cheap |; CARPETS OF all descFip' ions ;
FRAMES OF al sizes made on the premises. Sold
by payments OF weekly installments as CT can as
they can be purchased In the city for cas- b. or IA,
=. WILLIAM DAFFRoN.
Wholesale and Retail Picture Dealf,.
No. Eighteenth street, ~ -
ap ls-eodams between Main and Prank5fa. e
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Financial and Commercial.
GiSaan sIaa Flour ,MhrRea.
(yORH Avn Er nYrr, d 49,, 80. ,

GiSaan RIaa Flour mhrRss.
Corn AND FLOUR hxCHARga.
SICHaoND. VA, June IS, 1870.
OFFERINGS. q
WheGt.--Eone. =
Gorn.-.Rhlte, lse bushels. Mixed, ao4 bushels,
Odts.-522 bushels.
~ SALES.
terms; so bushels slightly dai,saaed at Si.xo: 60
Dusheis prime at 81. 23--totai I52 bushels. Mixed
so nnsneis ai Sl2o; 100 bushels prime at $l.2,
RE-ExHJBITED.
Corza.-White, 50 bushels.
REMARKS Offerings OF Grain very light. Corn
1c. better.
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DOGERSS IMPROVED HARPOON
HORSE HAY-FORK.
THIRTEEN FIRST PREMIUMS

IhlhlEEN f1hSI i hEnAUM S
were awarded this apparatus for UNLOADING
HAY In 1900.
1t is one Of the most important OF all labor
saving implements to the grower Of hay. For the
hay crop of 1870 we offer as an unexceptionabie
outfit OF machinery the following:
The CLIPPER MOWER,
The AMERICAN HAY TEDDER,
The EMPIRE HORSE HAY-RAKE.
The ROGERS UNLOADING FORK.
These machines for harvesting and stacking,
and the IngersoN Press for baling hay, will enable
the southern farmer to compete with northern
producers In the mar kets OF Baltimore, PhilaGel-
phia, and New York and instead or Virginia
cities buying northern hay, as now, we shall be-
come exporters of this important crop.
We have the sole agency Tor all the above lmpie-
meuts. s.-
Catalogues sent on application:
a. Of. SMITH L CO.,
NV o,yAt Manufacturers Richmond Va.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS, CORNER
WI SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES
BARii, GRIsT, IND PLASTER MILLS;
BOILERS,
FORGINGS,
CASTINGS OF BRASS OR IRON,
MILL-GEARING OF all kinds {;
IRONS for "Howe-Truss - and other bridges;
ENGINES and other MACHINERY repaired and
sold on commission, or taken In exchange tof
new.
Our engines and saw-mills are new In principle,
and considered equal to any made. we fuiiy var
for descriptive circulars. Agents In the southern
states for Blake's Stone and Ore Crusher.
de 3l-wly WILLIAM E. TANNER u co. i
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A LII TIE PERIODICAL LITE.aA
a TUBE OF TIE DAY may beglad OF
ELLXSoN a iEAYLslR,
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T,wo FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY

TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
i 2. NJ. EXCEpTEDl TO THE NORTH, EAST,
AND WEST, OVER THE FAV0kiTE ROUTE
QUICKEST ROUTE.-1he THROUGH TRAINS
1ver this route are now ran from the depot corner
Of Byrd and Eighth streets at 1l.1GA. MIands3oP
ii. (sunday at Is A. ID. onlyl making clOse and
reliable connections with THE WASHINGTON
or THE GREAT NORTHWEST.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS sorwhtch no charge Is msde.
The elegant and commodlous steamers on tho
,otonaac river stop aS Alexantrtaeach way.
The ACCOMMODATlON TRAN between
Richmond and Acquin creek leaves the depot corr
ner OF Broad aud Eighth streets daily lSundaya
.xcepted) at AP. H., and arrives In Richmond st
.N &. M
Through ttckets to sll principslpoints North and
West. III -..,..-r-5l-,-
North apply ut the ONCE corner Broad and Eighth
streets, and for through tickets TO sn points NORTH
and West apply At the ticket ONCE corner Byrd
AI no IS ). 3. GEaTRY. General Ticket AGENT
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f1Ty0 sNl1FF.TAKERS.--We invite o sss
,os,nar customers for SNUEg 70 cal IN ~ e sn
new store an d geS thair suppl Wsfva 2 4 ID
: GintE and b 10 stseess,
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QIcHMoNp AND YORK RIy El!

DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
III RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIM0RF,
THE NORTH, AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of sCHEDuLN.DAIILx 9ExGEpT Sun sJls
The PASSENGER SCHEDULE win be run as
follows: Passengers for Baltimore and points
North win take the passenger train from the De.
DOT OF the Richmond and York River Kailrosd ss
Richmond DAILY Except snndays) At s:ls 2. M.s
west Point sasy tSff shs fsss :nd
tain s. W. EaEEMAH, OK ADMIRAL. Captain
aenIx atted out With splendid Recommendations
Ior passengers reaching baltimore the following
morning In time to connect With the trains for
PbiIadsIphia, New York, and the West. Return.
ESsrv ses lust below Pratt street Baltimore.
DAILY Except sundayD at q O'Clock r. d.,
passengers arriving In Richmond at $40 i. ID.
lie following Day In time e connect xirh -. tie
road Tor Dsnvine and al points on that eosd ;
Greensboro: salisbury Charlotte, de-, n. o.;
PAssEEaER TRAIN Leaves Richmond daily
4 al 5Is r. III. Leaves West Point daily AZ A. ID.
Freight received and Forwarded promptly, aud
through bills Of hdsng gisSnn 6 20 pST1Mmm,nens
/ SnnsT Superintendent
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Loans, discounts, and oYerdrafts, $685.
72s.75; United States bonds to secure
circulation and deposits, s044,5O0; due
from other banks, s175,o74.47 real
estate, furniture, and fixtures, $685.
5e5.58; current expenses, 230,T3; pre-
nniums, $40, s58.7s cash items, $50. |;
bills of other national banks, S19, 800 frac-
tional currency, ss,s49.77; specie, $780,
424.a; legaltender notes, $780,, 23G; total
resources, s3,24,0ss.o1; capital stock,
$7ss, 300: surplus fund, ss7 goo; undivided
profits, 81, A4,2a.O6; national bank notes
outstanding, s5o,940; due to other banks,
S18; notes and bills re-discounted,
S1ss, 1927; bills payable, 81, 900 total ia
bilities, 1924, OSs.01.
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Georgia would greatly prefer government
entirely in the hands Of the military until
the State shall be properly organized for adj
mission into the Union, and that the State
have power to elect all officers of the State
in November. This will probably be ia
vored by many Democrats and some Repub-
licans. .....
Secretary Belknap returned to-day.
The cash in the Treasury amounts to one
hundred and nine millions in gold and
twenty-one and half millions in currency.
A bill was introduced in the Senate to-
day for the removal of the bar in Appalachi-
cola river.
The secretaryship of the Republican Con-
gressional Committee has been rendered
Thomas L. Tulloek. -,
which passed the House with several
amendments,
The Star of this afternoon has the follow
ing regarding Mr.. Alderman
HIt seems to be pretty certain that the
more Radical Republicans will make an
earnest effort to procure the withdrawal OF
Mr.. Akerman's nomination to the Attor-
Fundamentally, or, falling in that, to pre-
vent his confirmation by the Senate.
"This action grows out Of the part borne
by MIR. Alderman during the late rebellion,
in which it is alleged he voluntarily took an
active part for about eighteen months. 1t
appears that the legal and political disabili-
ties imposed upon MIR. Akerman by the
fourteenth amendment were removed by the
act approved on the 18th of December Inst,
in which his name appears with about 800
others. The opposition to him would seem,
therefore, not to be based upon strictly legal
objections, but rather upon the question OF
propriety In the President choosing con-
stitutional adviser from that class, while
plenty of men ut least equal in ability and
reputation to Mr. Alderman, and without
any faint upon their patriotism, could be
had for the place."
A bin was introduced by Mr.. Platt pay
/ ing Shadraeh Saunders and flfty-one other
citizens of Petersburg for services rem.
dered in the Commissary Department IN
1855. It was passed in the House to-day.
J "a blu has passed both Honses Of Con
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DICHMoND AND DANyILLE Raul.

JAMES +. NETHERLAED,
my27 General Ticket Agent.
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hE~hAh3BlTED.
Corza.-White, so bushels.
Domestic srarkets-rBr rsnreRApp1,

REHARKs.-Oferings OF Grain very light. Corn
To- hetfar . so
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A SPLEsnIN CNiYCE TO CON.

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The beauties and utilities OF Literature. Poetry,
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---~ .

PROFITABLE Business FOR WoMES-.One
Of the most profitable as well as inter
esting kinds Of business for a woman is
the care Of bees. In recent agricultural
report it is stated that one lady bought
four hives for ten dollars, aod IN five
years she was offered one thousand Eve
hundred dollars for her stock, and re-
fused it as not enough. IL addition 70
this Increase Of her capital, io one Of
these FIVE yc--s she sold twenty-five
yes and four hundred and twenty
in ,ds Of honey, Ii is also stated that
Of oevears, one uan, from six colonies
sand poetart with, cleared eight thou
and ftty-focf honey u"d one hundred
The raisingionics Of bees.
ment is SO curiou.cs gud their manage
an art in ;nost parts yet SO unknown
any directions or %ivienr country, tat
IN TINS, as requiring 100 d be omitted
largely set fort! and iiIuSl space, and
second part. When properly r. in the
almost any woman in the city, quoted,
as IN tuc country, can manage becSSiiv
make more profit than in any otii
method 1eiAa"l;ng so little time apc
labor. But IN the modes ordinary prac
t,ced, ic" can make any great profit O,
this employment.
1t IS hoped time is at hand when
every woman will be trained to some c,D.
p!oymeAt by which she can secure TO
heTse!i an independent home and means
10 support : family, in case she does not
marry, or is left 4 widow. with herself
a"' .aI,'!y 10 aplo:t.-A:ncrican Wo.
mans Home.
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Our hai.owed fairy ring.

MASSACHUSETTS WATER NYNrus.
The appearance Of six young Ia
dies ct Boston, last week, in an
athletic display heretofore attemp-
ted only by the men, illustrates
the rapid advance OF the scx's in
dependence. Six Charlcstown
young women challenged an equai
number Of Boston beauties to a
swimming race for I prize Of 800.
The latter accepted, but when the
appointed time came did not 90
pear on the groand. SO the spunky
.Charlestown girls resolved to get
up 4 race among themselves for
the championship of the Charles
River. Preliminarics over, the
six dov . gracefully at the word
and star ted together. But alas .
before tL> y reached the turning
stake, fou, out Of the six "weaE,
ened,a and naddlcd exhaust cd to
shore. Miss Lizzie Kcrrisa'A turn
ed the stake IN advance, closely
followed by Mis- ; Lizzie X ane. On
the home stretcL:, the latter, who
was swimming nobIy, suddenly
tlrsw up her han ds, or ying, Il
an sinking; fo~ Gods Sd ke, help
me- and Mss hcrrigau i ed all
she could do keep the au!' ur Il head
of her exhausted sdverss .ry above
water until. aid arrived. 4 similar
contrtten"s ,interfsrcd wi tn the
success Of the recent ladie ) foot
race IL the Nest: wh ere on e of the
ladies Withdrew il: q fainti,ng coa-
dition. But obstac' .es like these
will no longer ba = the upward
strides Of woman when once she
holds the ballot IN her h:lnd.
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4 Splendid GEer.

,1,r;,o made arrangements With the fol-
:', f-s class papers and magazines, We
10" %" ~ o;,,h rbe VI with the Herald at the very
Sow sai prices nan,ed, and will hold this unpFe-
loS pp,s,1 p'.u off.r G pen to all new subscribers
SeuT Sson now until the first Of April. We
,so,'l no"l5 advise that clubs be formed in Sec
,;o"s %vc's and that each member Of club take
= u -;r,y Of Interesting reading to neighbor-
honGs We further offer to those d" no Will
Get up club of ten subscribers 10 tie Her.
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our paper free, o; for club Of '~sn:; ~: ~s:a
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up a club under terms 20 advantageous. I.
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SUNDAY N = Ew YoRK.-Thc
World says:

SUNDAY N y Ew YoRE.-Tho
World says:
Sunday was passed pleasantly
in ruian circles BY a few attempt
ed murders, a nm Delany stabbed
James Fr;el, OF LIP Third Ave
nue., in the rig} 1t arm. Ann Whel-
an stabbed Cornelius AcCarty,
Of q Roosevt 1T, in the breast. An
unknown sec ,urdrel stabbed Mr..
Angus McI 'ona!d, Of 442 Tenth
Avenue, i'll tbe left arm. James
Lowell stab bed Thomas Kelly, Of
Al West Thirty-third-slrcet, in
the right side. james Gallagher
was SHOT in the left hip on Tenth
Avenue. Jeremiah Murray, Of p
Thames street; was stabbed in the
face by a gang Of thugs. Morris
CeuguIin devourcd the lower lip
ofJohn O'Connorin ludlow, Street
Mrs. Mary Brown, Of 293 Stanton
street. split her husbands head
open with q h2tcict. Mrs. Mary
Vaughan also corrected her Aus-
bands impetuoSity' BY hurting ct
him a kerosene lamp, which took
effect in the s.na!! Of bis back and
prostrateI him, probably forever.
IN Brooklyn, john Regan, sus-
pecting his wife Of too much ia-
niliarity with Tho'aas AcLaughIin.
an old man Of Seventy years,
avenged his outraged honor by
cutting her throat from ear to ear
with q razor. She is lingering at
the hospital, and he is in Jail
awaiting the result.
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F>: FI:s'S ) 5::i|esttS2i':::: Burial Cases j22:::2.

TIE SUBSCRIBER has coastant!7 or
maj iul!as,oi tr:*;.; &c tAs above arP: :oTed
cases, Of different patterns, besides co:;:n-
OF his o~n make, al! o. winch !;e is prepared
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pcomp,nc,s ard despatch.
IersoH, !c-irous Of i!scinc casea R"7t bJ
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&C. CHAPphH
Newhe.ry 6. C., Iri? 81.
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HOTEL
COLUMBIA, S. G.

THE PROP2IETORS take pleasure in am
I bouncing that this elegantly furnished
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Nov u, 45-6m
Equality Lie Insurance Co.,
OF VIRGINIA.

REASONS WHY E-EET CTE sHoCLo INSURE ~
TIE Equality LIFE INSURANCE COM
PASY OF RICHMOND T:EG!NIA.
lst. 1t Is more LIBERAL 70 the INSC-
RE.HS than anv other company, and wi,
c:cn;ually become PURELY NCTC AL and
belong 10 the INSURERS.
-. It c:7cu:a.as is money amongst it,
patrons, who are the insurers. ConS"-
,;uen:iy they are continually getting the
benefit CT IT,. rapid accn:nuIa.ion5 Of tnr
Company, the money briHg invested by
Ike Board OF Directors amongst the IN
surers. Therefore the insurers are build.
ims up an institution peculiarly their OWL
and conducted iOI thri: bcEeit
Id the loans o. this company are rs sih-
era! rs other companies who declare di'i
,;sndS at TIE e::d Of the :econ!, thir" anG
fourth years, hvt this Company 1T the enc
o. The Hr<t arI every year. Thereby i!r
Insurer s:,sS $arera; wears interest on hi
;r~as by i;-:r;ng in this Company, and h"
ncvcr loses rs money il he pays up for ONE
WHOLE YEAR; whereas, in other compa-
uics. he has 10 remain an Insurer for Stv
cr;.I years, or lie loses all the money he ha-
isid.
DAVID B. CLARK. President.
THOS. II. #YNNE, Ticr-PreS;dent.
JOHN q. WINN. Secretary.
GcEera' JA%ES Il. LANE, Actaarv.
Dr.. F. y. WATKINS, ! ,:,
Dr. c. II v. DAVIS, Ae"'e"' N'''>s'S'
Judge JOHN \. MEREDITH, Counsellor
DIRECTORS.
K. & p. 4 r.
wv. J. JOHNSON, Of johnson l. Hunt
Whoesai, GrocerS.
Nm. Il. POWERS, of Winston s Powers
Wholesale Groccrs.
ALERT O4DWAT, Treasurer Bucking
ha# State Company.
J. F. GIBSON, Superintendent Adams EX
press Company.
CHARLES y. MORRIS, Morris & Co.'S Su
gar Refinery.
G. :. lE?LE, Superintendent Manchester
Cotton wills.
JOHN II. TYLER, John II. s John Tyler
Jewellers.
MOSES NILLNISER. Whclrsaic Dry Goods
THOMAS :. BALDWIN, Clo;hicr
JOHN ~ ';nDDlN. Cashier Planters Bank
J. K. DJWELL, Superintendent Wesert
Union Telegraph Company.
ALEX. e. ROBERTSON, Cattle Broker.
GEORGE l. HERRING, Wholesale Grocer
r. L. BROWN, Of Brown, Jones & Go.
Wholesale ;irocers
\. BGNEh ER. Druggist.
5. 4. ROSENBAUM, Of s. & u. RosenLaum
Fry Goods.
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OUR FAIRY RING.


While Tita1s war with SOCIAL 1o'e,
Ny own sweet vile and l,
We make Ely>ia'a IN our love,
And let the world 90 by.
0 never hearts beat hal: 50 RS":
With crowned Queen Or k''g
0 0ne,er word "ss half 50 "7's":
As is on: fairy ring,
Dear love,
"
Our world or empire Is ao; large,
Bu, priceless wealth !: Ao.1|;
\ little heaven Inks n4rSS 10 ;''aFs'''
b"; ""At ':t'' realms :; ;oI -
And c!a|?'"s a! tT2@ o:ieT si'''c
Sis Love ":;h :o|'s! "'"G'
A-b.o01 Ger dSaFeF IKE c:'-..;''
h.;h!A or 'a:FF El"c,
Dear love:
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