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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

EHILGlorS SERVICES To-MoREow.-Nc
note the following special appointments {:
METHonlST.-The quarterly meeting ct
L"Hr,! HiN, Ilcnrico county. commences
this morning.. Services nj II 4. N. To-
morrow, services at ! \. VI. and at y p.
W. conducted b. Bishop poggett and Rev
LEROY N. Lee, b. ID.
Uny- Street Bishop Doggett at II A. NJ.
The pastor AT = p. NJ.
Nic5oiS0n-Sted.-Rev. r. 4. ArmisteaG
M II 4. NJ. and II ?. VI.
oregon WN.-Ecv. I. 4. Strother at ! |
\. VI. Rev. p. Archer ut y p. NJ.
.>jt'"eY-Rey. L. Archer ut IL 4. NJ
Rev. I. A. Strother at - Z. NJ.
rcnmeT'S Bsh'i.-Eey. r. j. Boggs at
. +. NJ.
PRE<EYTERIAN.-i'Hi,i (hNrch.-Ruv.
4. Z. Dickinson. u. D., NJ II \. VI. Rev.
J. l.. Burrows, D. d., at 4 J p. NJ.
Nettolt>i Episcopal Omitted States
Court -Roorn) .--Rey. ". 7. llcmenway ut
II 4. Nj.
.>j. Narh'S English Luthcran) Key. S.
\. Ecrass, Of Salem. Va. nj IL y. NJ.
Fniton (hartisD .-Rcy. 4. L. Dickinson
ut - j. ".
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THE BEST Is TIE ECHEAPEST.-DOoLEY'S Ba-
King Powder has not only attained the position Of
TIE BEST but the cheapest baking powder now
In use. Strictly pure In ts combination, and 80
exactly proportloned that there Is no trouble In
making light, sweet biscuits, rolls, pastry, etc,
every time. One pound will go further In the Gu
inary department than two pounds of any other
In market. Try 1t and be convinced. For sale by
all grocers In quantities to suit.
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"BACON AND GEEENs."-We have been
very much gratifed to learn that DR.. G..
W. Bagby, our accomplished Assistant Sc
cretary of the Commonwealth, and Lectu-
rer, will serve us q dish of his treat some
time during the coming week.
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CIRCclT JrDGEs.-The following are the
circuit judges elected yesterday First cir
cult, George Blow, Jr.; second circuit, 5.
5. Weisiger; third circuit, Asa Dickinson /;
fourth circuit, William NJ. Tredway; fifth
circuit. G.. 4. Wingheld: sixth circuit,
Henry Shackciiord.
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Apro>TNENTs.-trovcr Walker has
appointed the following justices for Essex
coanty: Robert Z. Baylor, of Loretto Ed-
ward Powers, Of Lloyd's; Lawrence D.
Roanc, Ci THppahannock G. IL. Dillard,
Of Centre Cross William J. Halle, Of Mil
.crs Tavern. Also. the following cnnsta-
bler for the same county: James K. Wright
and Hugh q. Billups.
For WnrIcnton, in Fauquier county, he
has appointed the following counciimen
Mcssrs. /. K. Spilman, John A. Spilman, Il,
T. Scott, II. IL. Robinson, A. Ulman, c. Y
Green, and Il. W. Payne.
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We HAVE AGAIN been laid under obliga-
tions to Messrs. Ellyson 4 Taylor for late
papers. Harper's," " Frank Leslie'S
Ndgazine," " Erery Saturday." Hearth
and Uome," and the other weeklies, are of
more than usual interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

MAYORS COURT. FRIDAY-Hnyor e.
Tyson presidinq.-William Jackson and
George Richardson two small negro boys),
charged with throwing stones in the street
in violation Of the city ordinance, were
fined five dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

PrEsoNAL.-Rev. W. Berg lecturel to Il
fine audience last evening at the Synagogue
kencscth Israel, on Mayo street. The
Doctor will also lecture on Sunday at half
past O'Clock 1T the same synagogue.
Dr.. Berg has very recently come from
Prussia. and we have no doubt will attract
another large audience. He is gentle
man of unusual ability, and the reputation
he has already acquired is without doubt
deserved
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TRY IT 1.-THE "SABBoTT ISLAND" COAL,
sold by J. NJ. PITCHER, Eighth street between
Main and Cary, is n superior article for smith AUD
purposes. Terms liberal and supply
abundant. For sale BY hort or cart load
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

CLOTH HATS AND FANCY CAPS, spr!u9 styles
Just received at PowHArAS WEIsIGER 4 Co. S,
corner Main and Twelfth streets.
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YorTG GENTS STYLEs.--London, Suez, From.
Frou. Butterfly, Shoe Fly. Milton, Falkland, &c.,
at PowHATAN EEtSIGEE & CO.'S, corner
Twelfth and Main streets.
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Dir. C. LovATT, Indian Physician, has arrived
in our city ard ,krn rooms at ForG'- Hotel,
where he will remain five days only. See adver-
lsemcnt, in another column, and circulars.
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SPRING CLOTHS AND CAsSIMERES.-An the
new styles in great variety at 1900 Main street.
Call on F.. b. SPENCE 4 son, merchant tailors
1900 Main street, and leave your measure TOT
dress and business suits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

CATHOLIC FEAsT.-T esterday the Feast Of
the Assumption OF the Blessed Virgin was
observed in our Catholic churches with the
services held on Sundays
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

NJ. ELLYsos b co. will insert advertiser ents IN
the principal newspapers In Virgins, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ct pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this Office.
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T DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS,
suited to the present and coming season;
full assortment OF WHITE GOODS;
large stock of ENBROIDERlEs Of every de.
script!on;
A full assortment Of HOSIERY, and all other Ar
t!clcs usually kept In a irst-class dry goods
store. LEVY BROTHERS,
l?l3and 1915 Main street.
COATS's STOOL COTTON reduced to soc.
per dozen.
Look at our dollar KID GLOVES. NH %
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LrSATlc.-Minor Quarles, lunatic from
Louisa county, was received ct Howard 8
Grove Hospital yesterday.
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DEsERTER.-Private Edward 4. Bowers
was arrested on Thursday and sent to Camp
Grant, supposed to have been deserter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

HATS-spEING STYLES -Frou-Frop, Csvcn-
dish, Can-Can, and all the novelties Oithe season,
~ ALIENS, 1910 Main street.
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GLADSTONE. Prince Arthur, and Ell the new
STYLES OF neck scarfs and ties for sale by <. B.
SPENCE i son, merchant tailors, 1900 Main
ptr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

Lightning RoDS put up aud repaired Ut short
est notice by MoCSTcASTLE, $50 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

HorperS' Kaadsine, GALAXY, Putnam, .dttaatir,
and Lippincoa, for April, ut FLLTsoN Il TAY-
LoR's, next 10 Dispatch building.
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BOTS' AND CHILDRES'S HATS, IN endless va
riety aud style. ut PowHATAN WkIsIGEGS Co.'S,
corner Main and Twelfth streets.
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BALDWIN adVsrtise3 scasonahlc clothing ut
gold prices. Go TO BALDwIS's for bargains.
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FRENCH IIhTS.--Direct lmpoI tation Paris hat 8
at POwHATAE WEIslGEH Co.'S, corner r
Main and Twelfth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

| 4. A. ALLEN, 1916 Main street, has just received
all the new style OF hats for the spring.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

Now RgADY.-Spring styles silk hats at Pows
HATAE WEfSlGER s Co.'S, corner Twelfth and
Main streets,
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Godey Frank Leslie, Peterson, and DsnoreSt,
for April. at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR'S, next to
DtsDdtch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

For THE CIIILDRES.-Riuerside Children'S
hour, and DemoTest'S Young Amertcd for April,
at ELLYsoS i TAYLoR's, next to the Dispatch
office
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AU!)munl l|lspatrE1.

TIKI CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
i LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CC,hTInN nF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

NJ OUR IRISH LINENS at 5j, 65, and
T5c. per yard, acknowledged to be the best bar
gains In this city. LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
CoATS'S COTTON reduced to Soc. per dozen.
NH %
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Mt NEW STYLE SPRING CALI
GOES and DELAISEa.
Cook at our 1?3c. BLEACHED and USBLEACH-
ED COTTONS.
GINGnAMs at loc. would he cheap at 123c.;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at 10. l23, Isa 80,
and &c, very cheap goods;
BALMORAL SKIRTS at IL worth $40;
TOWELS Mt l0c. worth l5c.:
TABLE-CLUTHS very cheap at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
COATs's SPOOL COTTON reduced to soc. per
O7en. mn y
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! Isl OF LETTERS KEN ALI INV IN
L ! THE MANCHESTER FoS OFFl { Z
NARCi! 20, 100.
LADIES LIST
Bnrt0n Miss Susan T.ufscy. Mrs. Robert
nluut Miss Auuic T.. rullialu. Mrs. Sarah
Eluut. Mrs. Martha Page, Emma
brown. Miss Y. 81. Strarne. Miss Pattic g.
baldwin, Mrs. VI. ". Smith. Mrs. F.. (coldi
Davis, Mrs. NJ. +. Turner, Mrs. Ann r.
frai Kiln. Mrs. Lena Eaughn. Mrs. Kate
Hancock Miss \. W. Wood. Mr.. Lucyli.
Hancock. Niles &. VI. Wisemau ucyJ.
kalS!i, Mrs. Mary J.. Wintrce. Mas l.. 4.
GENTI ENEN'S LIST.
Atkinson, T. Iiudgcons. G. ".
anderson J 4tnr, Hancock James n
Branch, 4. T. Jordan. irnrE
Rtntcr. Rev. !. Kelley spencer
baird & trnig, Kelley y. ".
Clarke. Nm. r. Mckinney, j. j.
CIoDton. ". l., a,tor- Moody, Lawrence
n,y 8, law Mckinney, Colin J..
I.nul,v Iamr- NJ Ectrord. frrscrlck
Davis 4. 7. Roberts, John W.
poas>:, j. T.. J. Scott, Sandy
FItgh, George =. stein, Michael
fvsas, 4. G.. Stnrdivant, Geo. W.
Edwards, Rev. Wm. +. Thomas, Nathan
tarv, L. II. Tucker, Armstcad
Graham & Co. Taylor, WIN c.
JAMES RI. CUNNINGHAM. r. NJ.
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FoR THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, anthracite and bituminous coal;
kindling, sawed, and long oak and pine wood. 90
10 SIR. ). b. WATKIss's, I'LL Main street. nearly
opposite this Office.
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Wv
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Is, 1aia.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Gcoghe9an, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys 6 WI
Hams.
steamer Niagara, Brakeman. New FORK. mer-
chandlse and passengers, W. c. Durham Co.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chaniise and passengers, l.. b. Tatnm.
Schooner IaDkee-Doodle, Mafmsbury, Chtcka.
homtny, to load lumber for New York, Curtis %
Parker. S.s a.s9 eEa1e
Schooner Uriah and Tabi.ha Gibson, New York
rfa Craney island. = o.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, VA, March 95.--Arrived, steamer
kcnnebec, Freeman. Baltimore. merchandise and
oasseng-re, Richmond and York River Railroad,
and sailed on return. .&.t@
BALTIMORE, March 2L-Cleared, schooner Ca
rolinc Holmes, Jack k.on. for Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, March 23.--Arrived, schooner
Mohawk. Bradley, from Richmond.
NEW YORK, March 23.-In port, schooners W.
G. Nelson. Rose; and A. T.. Wetmoro, Bogart
loading for Richmond. . 80.
BAHIA. February l0.--Arrived, brigs Eliada
lBri ishl Summers: and Fairiina (Bsittsh), De
Gruchy, from Richmond.
PEISAMBUco, February lA-Arrired. brigs
Alta yeia, Thompson and John Chrystal, Barnes,
from Richmond.
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NT BLACK ALPACAS.-We call par
ticular attention to our stock Of BLACK ALPA-
CAS- and BLACK POPLIN ALPAcAs, OF which
We have fall assortment. Also, BoMBAZINEs,
TAMIsE, EMPRESS CLOTH, RIARITZ, DE-
LAME, andRRPS. LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
The price of COATS's COTTON Ia reduced
to soc. per dozen.
Look at our dollar KID GLOVES. NIB 9s
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The court then adjourned until this
morning Mt 10 o'clock, when ar. Neeson
will open.
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T FIVE CASES MORE OF THE
genuine eANDRosCOGGIN COTTON, direct from
the manufacturers. at only ls. per yard, at
LEVY BROTHERs,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our dollar KID GLOVES.
COATES'S SPOOL COTTON, soc. per dozen.
NH 22
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tude which men make and call it peace
but the peace which keeps itself, and en-
folds all in its benign embrace. Freedom
g grave mother of majestic works y
temperate freedom, regulated by law, can
alone secure it. "Iam dstrga reduz!"
That her fair form may stand and shine, g
>, Make bright our days and light OR dreams,
Tnrnipg 70 scorn withiips divine
The falSeh1od NJ axtrsmas
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CLERK TO THE GovERSoR.--Ender the
bill allowing the Governor clerk Mr..
William d. Coleman, formerly managing
editor Of the Ehqniy'er and Eramintr, has
received the appointment. A better one
could not have been made. Mr.. Coleman
is II gentleman of known ability, and pos
ae8scd of qualities which fit him peculiarly
Tor the position to which he has been call
Ell. His pleasant manners and accammo-
dating disposition will win him many
friends, and he will prove valuable officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

The OATES TRGUPE.-There was 4 fine
audience at the Theatre on Thursday night
10 witness the first performance OF the
Oates Burlesque and Opcratic Company, and
the superiority of the performance and its
thorough appreciation was evinced by the
great increase last evening, when the house
was crowded. The Field of the Cloth of
Gold,' an extrGyagant burlesque, was the
subject Of representation, and was given in
most spirited style. Mrs. Oates is ms
pretty and as lively az she can be,
and for sprightly and graceful move
Inent and winning manner may he
reckonei without q superior. Her voice
is clear and rich, and she makes the highest
notes with great precision and but little
effort. Mrs. Oates was well supported by
Mrs. Hayden and Miss Gilner, two ladies
Of much grace and beauty. Mr.. Allen, in
the female r0le of Queen Catharine, was
without fault.
The incidcntals offered in Professor
O'Reardon's 1umhleronican performance,
the Cowbcllogeans, Hernandez, the won
derful guitar solo, and the French dancing
master, were pleasing and highly enter
tanning; and as for the Imperial Japs-
ha. ha -" irresistible, by gwacious :.
The bu,lesquc Of the japanese is by all
odds the best we have seen. The entire
performance was capital, and replete with
novelty, fun, and varied attraction.
Tonight "The Field of the Cloth OF
Gold" and other novelties. .. -...
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\. {. rjLLIAN Will sell at s; r. II. \ desirable
iot With = cottage thereon near the corpora
Non OF Manchester.
COOK ( i.ATGIlTnE Will sell at 10 y. NJ al thc
horst-l";, horses, buggy, rockaway, etc.
THOMAS ". kEESEE Will sell at 10 4. NJ, at
the h0r,'-,ut. horses, mules, ctc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-26

~ JUST RECEIVED, LADIES GAR
MENTs Of every description, to which attention
Is called. We have ladies In this department to
show the articles. LEVY BROTHERA
Nos 1918 and l215 Main street.
Use COATS,S COTTON. Price reduced 10 SOC.
per dozen. mhT
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.kECEiGx MALES THEs D.sy.

o.? all 1,Hic l~ priGste sales Of Rtnl Esf7t'
T'cd' hct,osen the lSt Cf !unu0Ty and the Isl o.
|H'r The purctn&srs pap M ta.res for The rresen
gear. b1lt oa all sc!ss bct,neen the first iGy y
Su!y ond tie last day cf Decemtsr The ss!lG
pays them.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
J., iN'u.
LADIES' LIST,

7 ISl' OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
II THE MANCHESTER roS o FFl & Z
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I>..uIyc Committee Of the Diocesan Mission
80, -pn.riy at Vir. mia Register: Coryrlgft
tIl.ra. VI. \: P,rka.e: Mr.. Incy Iunsey'
F. l.. VAN LEW. Postmaster.
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MARINE rNTEzLr9ExCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 70, 1879.
Gun rises. $50 Noon rises. ........ a.ol
Suu slfa : 80 ~ GOT Hfgh tide. Il. II
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Slyll$' list
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N1I.rt. Mss y.
" right. N.Y.. II. I.
, 1870-05-14

Lees Of Nervous Action,
Loes Of Nervous Action,
Loss Of Nervous Action
Broken Down Systmx,
Btokcu Down s ystems,
Brpken Down Systms,
sufferers from n1rpepata,
Sufferer from Dygpepa11,
Sufferer from Liver Complaint,
Sufferers from Liver Camp piatut,
Sut1are1s from Headache,
sufferers ffom Headnchn,
, 1870-05-14
STOMACH BITTEHS.
The Wear and Tear OF Business
F; Life.

The and labos OF tusnces llie nzc apt to tel
severely upon the health and constitution Of the ardent
energetic buaiuees ulAn, and wien the need Of some
su.taining aFrnt II felt smulauts that causc only
temporary exhilatatou. aud leave the tyute state
Of partial collapse when thelr dss effect has passed o
too oiten rczoEed to. Al certainly rc leaves be
hind It resfauu Of ashcs. he VI the aduiterated
H1uog Of commerce produces premature e1haus-
ton and decay. Touch them not Tone and reg
u1ae the oye1ta1cd vital machinery with Hosteters
Stouach RItteEs- In that wholesome elixir the aieo
hole clement which ID tho purcst dcsivable from any
k4uzce Is tempered by the choicest tonic npereut anti
boun and anttfebrle vegetable extracts and utoes.
70 strengthen. recruit toscc md purify tho syst is
tic mtsion Of the great vegetable specific When the
rtomAeh Is in healthy state, The bile flows regularly
The bowels perform their Office properly, and the tele
graphic 6hrta Of the syBtem in perfect work.
Ing order, enormous amount Of labor be borne
without max o1 urenvcuieucc, and tbs direct cct Of
the Bitten is to pronots this vigorous condition Of the
functions ur1n which the no1fahment Of the body md
il power Of endurance mainly dcpcnd The grnt tonic
n1d alternative s. therefore, crphacay recommended
Its remarkable strengthening rropeFtes TO al upon
whom the responsibilities Of e press heavily, aud who
feel Ike fantins under TIE burden Lively appetite
rpIe1di1 digestion, tlastic spirits. and marvellous
ability to wfEstand fnhgue. cno1s the blessings
Justly nsctbed to The EnnvatiDg opcEston Of this pals
table and powerful cordsl indeed, there Is nothing in
ftr nte4{a roedica that can be eou1pAt cd with
, 1870-05-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Chicago.

smr Manitovsoc, Milwaukee, 100 brls nour, = pigs
dsh, and snn1Etes-
Shnr AlpGna, Grand Haven, suudrIes.
Stmr Corona, St Joseph, 50 pigs rsh, 81 bu pota-
toes, and Eundriea-
Prop Ira Gnatlss, saueatucs, 200 n shingles % N
lambeE 800 ou potatoes : pigs nsh, and sun
Prop Hilton, Muskeson, 1T N lumber.
Prop New Ers, Grand Haven, sund13ea
Bark J. G. Aasten, Buffalo, 200 TONS coal
Ea1k + c: Woodf4a, Buffalo, doo sons coal
Big FoWhattan, Vader's Pier, 1000 tics, 5,oo0
sehr &: III g: Fnney, Bay City. ssoe br,s SALT
sehr F. F. Tepp9, Aan!stss, rs n lumber
schr i. Blood, JacksoapoES ., 6,soo posts..
scnt Ss'kizS, bay City, 5,o74 bFls salt
SeEr Eoaz, MusIcgon, s. N lumber.
SchF Phuo Scpytl1e, Bay CITY, ~ N lumber.
Eehr N. c. Ford, Muskegon, i40 N lumber.
schr y. g: Grant, Cleveland. 4s6 tons coal
schr Eng s!steia. Erie, So tons 70 i coal roal''
Seow Mermaid, White Lake, Is eds shingie bolts,
scoW Egerg1eei,t White Lake, Is eds wood.
Prop St. Joseph. Green bay, 50 u shingles, 100
pigs dsh, and suudnea
Ba1k bo9@ssaso2, Bay CT G;y ; 81 81 lumber;
pals pensankee, Pensaassc, $50 m lnmber, SIS m
Brig @ssasnis RoTleys Boy 5000 posts, 500 tele
schr Coc6raae, 0gdensburgh, 1ss tons ore, 1873 m
lumber, and suuti1iea,
LII
Schr Topsey, MuEkegpn, 140 m lumber
sehr 0nlde. white Lake. 80 tds slabs.
Schr Barbarian, Qconto, e2s N lumber, 40 N lath
sehr Minerva, Mnskeeon, 20 m lumber, 80 m
scbr Maine, Museegon, 1ao N lumber.
Schr Ircolor, Holland, IS u staves.
scnr @ vermont, V.saao ssugstSeE' % 80 n = mmber. n
schf Zimmerman, Black Lake, 100 n lumber, 200
schr scoTiiie, Mnskegon. 1lo m lumber, 10 m ,asn.
.Schr Ostrich, Little SuomIco, 10 m Iumber TX m
schr 4. Simmons. Manistee. $50 N humber.
schr ?, Martin ''E1k Rapids, $50 cords wood, IS
scow j. 3, Chapin. Man,stee, LES m lumber.
schr BlacIhaWf, Lincoln. 10 m lumber, $50 N
Br.eLowe1, Menominee, $50 IN lumber.
Schr Mary, I, Mnskegon, LIS m lumber, Is m lath, s
sehr ss 4ee. g, Grand Haven, % % N Lumber:
sehr San ;s Jacdnto. Peahuso, 100 N lumber, g N
sehr Fisher, White Lake, LOO uea .
schrR- skidmore, fentwater, IS N lumber, 50 m
lath, 150 N shingles
schr Express, Mozambique, $50 m 1nznher, som
schr Golden Fleece, Buffalo, 100 tons coal
Schr Transit Manitowoc, 500 N shingles, 500 eds
Schr St. Lawrence, Lntz Pier, IS cds WOOD.
Schr Octave, AusReGon. 13o m lumber.
sehr RSsa B belle, aanistse, ls9 N lumber
Schr G Hibbaru, Ce1trevtlle, liz eds WOOL
Schr IrQa Mnskegpn, Is m lumber.
schr Little Belle, Mnskegon, 10 N lumber.
schr Advance; Mau1stee 16sm lumber.
SchE Scottish Chief. White Lake, 80 N lumher.
ScoW Ilmes. SauEntnck, 40 eds wood.
Scow J; A johnson, Saasatqck, es N lumber.
sooN Allun, White Lske, 1to u ln!nl=r, ioa n
ahtn&lea, & 10 tAths 10 pkH7 ushs
, 1870-05-14
RIVR INSPECTION,
Condition of the South Brnuch-1ty Odors
and their Canses-Pump1ug
Begin Monday.

There was an excursion up the Chicago River,
yesterday. for the purpose OF examining Its con-
dtion, and Of testing the lnnumerable smells that
are evolved from Its turp!d depths at this season
Of the year. The expedition was under the
auspices Of tie Board Of Health, the sme as those
Of last year. The party consisted Of Sanitary
Superintendent Rauch, Dr.. John NJ Woodwork,
sue OF the Inspectors Of the South Side; Nj J. "
kussen. Secretary Of the Board and represents
tlves Of the press
Last year these excursions were madc IN tug,
cd into service 6e police bouts owned By the city,
which cost nothing.
the morning, Int 1t took an hGur to scare up
crew. Soon after O'Clock, however, everything
was ready, and the boats shot out Into the dark
IT, making the river look even hlacker than 1t vas
while the Stiffness Of the atmosphere permitted
the stcnches to rise In all their strength and mas
hnes5.
From Clark street to Adams the water was as
black midnight and It's surface as calm and u1l-
r1fllet Us mud puddle. Under the bridges
eqqa bS nfe ne seTeEs asge tnstr
was thick 1t could almost be cut with knife
another sewer somted forh It's abomaaton. S tW Wsa
Adams street the surface vas covezed vita oiS
and lie smell e1:Eentug. % lie ca1bnnested i ed
and sulphmettcd hydrogen from the gas work.
localty: Van Buren street bridge was also very
bad This part Of the river aboundcd In steuchcs
s1fong eaongn a @ to fTighten horse from his oats.
ntshed smell from another sewer, nnd the smell
canpot be recommended to delicate persons.
Il was PeaEsnt ro{age thus faE ye pleasant
the smels, for their name wRs legion. Each one
seemed to rise On fts OWN hook, ID an Independent
the Hf it1E+1 fko 1N<,,r