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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-15
liy Hill 4 God'iin.
Rra, Estate. AuctiOnecrS
M. III. Main street.

rsNiRTY BEAUTIF IL BUILDING
Hor iIll Et''f FOX sAkE Ar Attri0N.-on
Fl rhrY h@ az Sny GS%Ss SS M
FROM The terminus of the Street railroad. We again
call attention to the canty OF the situation OF tttse
lots and the many advantages tor convenience ana
facility Of getting from them to the city, Thcsc lots
are 70 feet front. $50 feet deep to sJ-foot alley
fronting on wide streets. The City Council ana the
county authorities have granted the appropriations
for grading the streets leading in front or these lots
immediately from the present terminus OF hcstrcet
railroad Certainty OF the street cars running to
THIS point Is wrll-nigh assured and there Is point
around the city offering superior advantages TO par
ties of small means who may desire 10 secure now
home in that rapidly improving section i plat can
TERsIS: One-rourth cash; balance at six and
twelve months; SIf per cent ,n'SS Auetioneers
GALE OF VERY CHOICE REAL
y ESTATE IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY. VA
!. CARLTON. the beautiful and highly-lmproyed
re .dcnce Of Judge Alexander Rivas. extending 10
within one-f"rth OF nile Of Iar"fesxr; CON y
ACRES Of very fertile land, S"ne -rycnty-lvc acres
or mere hrst-'lass bottom land, fifty Or sixty acres
IT., t" be cut ms n," i th IS re
gravel Halks. ererHreenS, and rare >hrlhhsfy-lhc
product Of large expense and many yearsE,the con
Scryatory and the singular beauty Of the landscape
all combine TO render this. perhaps e most beluti-
full f,f IHf aSp FokT sREs
Joining ns land d. much Of it in timber
g. The MILL FARM, on the James River canal,
containing ONE THOUSAND ACRES beautiful le-
vel land, equal agriculturally, to any in the county
nahe of division into any number Of farms.
!. FOREST TRACT OF THREE HUNDRED
ACRES nedr the lust; an abundance Of very line
timber, and within easy ACCESS OF The canal
II Is not often such property rs TINS comes into
market 1t wifi be sold. any portion or all OF IT, on
application, at private sale or, II not disposed OF,
thcn Carlton VIII bt sold Al public auction, al
O'Clock p. NJ. on The premises. on Tit'RSn Az. 2id
of May 1872, ami the l4o Ill the same time and
place.
The MILL TRACT will bc sold at - o'clock NJ.
OH the premises, on TUESDAY 18th May, lSf. and
the FOREST TRACT 1T same time and place.
A~o both III Carlton ard the Mil farm VIII he sold
large quantity OF farming utensils horses, stock.
&C. embracing everything on both farms. Also. all
riir elegant household furniture. e.s
TERMS: Very easy, and made known ut sale.
For further information address for circular of
particulars, JOHN WOOD, DR., Trustees.
n. II. MASSlE, :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-15


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FOREIGN NEWS.

Paris, Oct. /. Two Of the four American
men of war which have been lying in the har-
Dor of Brest for several days sailed for Lis
bon this forenoon. ~.
Brussels, Oct. /. The rinderpest has ap-
peared in the country around Belgium.
Bristol, Oct. l. Arrived, steamship Ara.
gon from New York.
London, Oct. l. The Commissioner In
the high court of chancery has taken deposit
tons in support of the claims against the
United States for quantity Of tobacco de-
stroyed during the late war, valued at $4,000,
and the property of one Valentine O'Connsr.
The Pope has appointed Rev. Mr.. Vaughn
bishop of Stafford, England. Father Vaughn
was recently connected with the mission Of
spiritual instruction of the colored people Of
the United States. -,.
The American ship Jane J. Southland took
fire yesterday off Monkstown parish on the
coast of Munster, Ireland, and was scuttled.
She was bound from Cardiff to Rio Janerio.
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Half Alive.

II Is d sad thing to pass through life only hall
alive. Yet there are thousands whose hatitual
condition is Of languor and debility. They
complain of no specific disease; they suffer no
positive pain. but they have no relish for anything
which Afford, nenta! or sensuouS pleasure to their
more robust and energetic fellow beings.
In nine cases out OF ten this state Of lassitude
and torpor arises from Il MOI bid stomach. Indi
seston destroys the energy OF both mind and
body. When the waste of nature is not supplied by
a due and regular assimilation of the food, every
organ Is starv ed, every function Interrupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances of depression? The system
needs rousing and strengthening; net merely for
an hour or two, to sink afterwards into a more
pitable condi ion than ever Gas it assuredly would
do If an ordinary alcoholic stimulant were resorted
to- bat radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accomplished
The answer TO this question, founded on the un-
varying experience of quarter of a century. is
easily given. lnluse new vigor into the digestive
organs by a Course OF Hosteiters Stomach Bitters.
DO not waste time in administering temporary
remedies, but wake the sy.tem up by recuperating
the fountain head of physical strength ana energy,
the great organ upon which all the other organs
depend for their nurture and support
BY the time that a dozen doses of the great veEe-
table tonic and invigorant have been taken, the
ieebe anne o, the dyspeptic will begin feel its
benign influence. Appetite Will be created and
with appetite the capacity to digest what il Graves.
Persevere until the cure Is complete-until health
full blood, tit 10 be the mater a of flesh and muscle
bone and nerve and brain, flows through the chan
nels of eli cuaton, nstesd of The watery pabulum
with which they have heretofore been imperfectlv
nourished.
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PORTLAND.

Portland, Me, Oct. /. The workmen on
the Mount Washington Railroad have way
of adjusting a board to the rails and sliding
down very fast Saturday Frenchman was
descending very rapidly, and a heavy mis-,
prevailing at the time, he ran into locomo-
tive, killing him instantly.
The four Jail breakers reported last nigh,
have beed heard from o-day on the line OF
the Rochester Railroad. They stole horse
and wagon which they left at Cumberland
Mills, where they took hand Car and pro-
ceeded towards Rochester, breaking into the
Gorham and Cumberland depots en- route.
A meeting of the Cumberland bar to-day
adopted resolutions eulogizing Of the late
Judge Lane, and addresses were made by
Judge Goddard, Hon. +. o. J. Smith and
Judge Symonds.
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Telegraph N ews in General.

Baltimore, Oct. l. VIM. Prescott Smith,
master of transportation on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, and late manager of the
through line between Washington and New
York, lies dangerously i'll Of hemorrhage of
the bowels.
New Orleans, Oct. l. TIE residence of
Edward Thompson in Carleton was burned
today. Mrs. Edward Thompson, SO years of
age, was unable to escape and was burned to
death.
Concord, n. IT,, Oct. /. The Tanners and
Boys in Blue to the number of about POI pa
raded the streets here this evening with
torehhghts and music. good number of
people were on the streets, and considerable
enthusiasm was manifested.
indianapolis, Oct. l.. This forenoon as the
celebrated trotting mares Zlcada, Gold Dust
and Minnie, were practicing on the park for
the 2 :3S race this afternoon, Minnie became
unmanagable, and the two mares came into
collision. Zilcada was seriously injured by
the shaft tearing open her breast and Minnie
was instantly killed.
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Public Debt Statement.

Washington, Oct. l. The following is a
recapitulatlon of the public debt statement:
Debt bearing interest in COIN
Bonds OF 6 per cent, Sl,356 ola, 900
Bonds of per cent, AIS, 5G7 $50
Principal, LII $50 800
Interest, 30, 7l2 ,694 %
Debt bearing interest in lawful money
Certificates of Indebtedness at
per cent, S67S, 900
Navy pension fund at ) per Ct, 1900, 600
Certificates at 3 per cent. G,5S5, 900
Principal, 2l,263 900
Interest l2G Co., ~
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity
Principal, S5,4s6, $40 &c
Interest, 373, $40 06
Debt bearing no interest
Old demand and legal tender
notes, 1856, 0s6, l52. so
Certificates Of deposit, $3.50 600
Fractional currency, 4O,4s0. 431 30
Coin certificates, 25.192, go
Total. 1877 ,349 so
Unclaimed interest, Ss3,4S+
Total debt
Principal, S2,236,3 l9. 100 0G
Interest, SO 22l ,9Ol.s4
Total 2,269, 54l ,09l 80
Cash in the Treasury
Coin, $7s,417, 22O, 81
Currency, s4o,9l9,350
Special deposit held for the
redemption of certificates
of deposits, as provided by
law, 1850, 600
Total, l02 SAG, 4l4.44
Debt less cash in Treas'y, 2,l66, 994 .677 46
Decrease during last month, l0,327, 343 90
Decrease since Mar. /, 1872, 5S,SlS, $50. so
Decrease from Mar. /, 1869,
to Mar. /, 1872, 299 Gi9, zee 03
Bonds issued TO the Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny, interest payable in lawful money
Principle outstanding, SG4, 623, 532
Interest accrued and not yet
paid, 9G9,
Interest paid by the United
States, 1850, 575
Interest repaid by the trans
portation of mails, ETC., 3,S2S, O2S
Balance of interest paid by
the United States, l2,742,547
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Neshato was sunk at White Fish Point, and
FIVE of the crew were drowned. An unknown
schooner on her beam. ends, and q propeller
with spar and smoke stack above water,
we're passed on Saginaw Bay. Schooner
Corsair foundered off the highlands of Sau-
Bile, ane only two men saved, who were
picked up by the propeller City of Boston.
Many vessels are reported ashore above Sau-
bic, names unknown. The barges Adriatic
and Hunter are ashore at Greenbush, and the
barge Abraham Lincoln is ashore at Sauble.
Propeller Detroit is total loss at Green
bush, and the loss of many other vessels are
heard from.
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ss' ~, uaseen ysese q 49,, vho -.
s ua,o ~ que =. tns punlo schools " Bsuepf,
sen esy Aonasy mofning, does The
lsmy Washing sno nangs out the clothes ID
season. ss 70 DC at scnool promptly as nins
a young man from kittefy had gentle re.
minoer OF the power OF the ..~ recently. IL
vas summoneo 20 Alfred a. witness IA .
criminal case, put refused to come unless
.cnoeted ms travelling fees before starting.
the fact that he refused to come unle.s III
travelling fee, were frat maid in cs.h' The
Judge made out . c.pias and h.d he otE.nd.
ing witness Brought before him md fned an,
and costs. - -
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Cant DO WITHOUT IT."-This is what the
stage and horse car companies, livery-stable
keepers, members Of the turf and all grooms
and trainers say Of the Mustang Linment.
They "can't do without it," And why? Be-
cause 1t infallilly reduces the external swell
ings, &C., which, under various names, i'm
pair the usefulness and value Of the king of
quadrupeds, and also because, for sprains,
strains, gals and other injuries to which
horsetiesh is liable, it is the most trust
worthy preparation in the market. Yet these
recommendations comprise only portion of
its claims TO public confidence. During a
period of more than sixteen years, it has been
recognized as specific for many Of the most
agoDizing disorders which afflict the human
family-such as rheumatism, govt, neuralg ia,
lumbago, tcdolorenx, soc throat, earache,
toothache; and likewise as peerless applica-
ton for cuts. bruises, burns and scalds.
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sept28-ttf

So general has the public confidence be-
come in DR.. Ayers medicines, and so great
the demand for them, that unprincipled viii
lains are attempting to deceive the unwary by
imposing upon them their worthless nostrums
under a similarity ofname. Cherry Pectoral
Lozenges, DR.. Ayers Troches, Ayers Pas
tiles tor Coughs, Cherry Pectoral Cough
Drops, Ayers Fever and Ague Cure, DIR.
Ayers Indian Pills, &C., &C., (none Of which
are of DR.. Ayers manufacture or compost
tom are specimens of this villainy and deceit.
They not only defraud the sick of their mon
ey but of their health, or the recovery Of their
health, which is far more important than
money. From actual counterfeits the people
are protected by law which the Doctor
promptly tnforces, but these evasions some
times eiude the law, and purchasers must
protect themselves by refusing to be deceived
by ihem.-Dover On. HI Bee. t&wlw.
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News From New York.

New York, Oct. l. Late last night, seven
masked men catered the residence of Samuel
Pope in Patterson, and while five pistols were
pointed at Pope's head, he and his wife were
securely tied. The thieves then rihed the
house, carrying eff 81, 600 in money, jewelry
and silver ware, and 800 in railroad bonds.
The payment of the bonds has been stopped
There is no clue to the thieves.
Captain Collins of the ship Daniel Webster
was held to bail in $1,000 to-day on a charge
of abusing several of his crew.
The case of the Methodist Congregation
against Paul Folk for violating the excise law
on Sunday was tried to- day, and the COM
plant was dismissed for lack of proof.
John Davis was tried in Brooklyn to-day
on charge Of attempting to murder Officer
Martin, and acquitted. 1t appears that on
the 10th of August Davis was knocked down
and robbed by desperadoes. On rising he
drew knife to defend himself, when a po-
liceman came up and beat him so severely
that his life was for some time dispared of.
On recovering he was arraigned.
Horace Greeley left for Kensetown, Pa, at
noon to-day, to deliver the agricultural ad-
dress.
Base Ball.
New York, Oct. /. Mutuals, G; Balti.
mores, 6. The game was called at the close
of the tenth inning, on account of the dark
ness.
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Boston Items,

Boston, Oct, l. The democrats and liber-
al republicans of the eighth district have
dominated VIM. W. Warren of Brighton, for
Congress.
There was good attendance at Mystic
Park day, to witness the purse race for
horses that never beat 2 40, in which were Z
entries and 5 starters, and match for $500
between Worcester's Big Sam Curtis to wagon
and Beckley's br m Lady Morris to harness.
Schr. Julia Ann Reed, Bangor, for Provi-
dence, reports being in contact off Chatham
with schooner Lottie G. bound south, stove
port side and split mainmast. The vessel is
tull of water, put into this port for repairs
She was compelled to throw overheard about
10, 900 feet Of lumber.
BosroN BANK STATEMENT.
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FINANCIAL e. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Oct. /.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
Money was stringent all day at 1872 per cent and
interest to 4 per cent. per day, with the bulk OF
loans at I.lGs1s and interest. Discounts were also
stringent at l2al5 per cent. for prime. Sterling
Exchange weak and nominal at l07 1917. for long,
1857 1854 for short sight. Gold was strong
throughout the day, opened ut ia sold up to ll4,
and closed at ll4'k ajax. Cash gold brought l.le
TO per cent. for the use. The Smith party who
recently Squeezed the gold market are said to be
short now, and Mr.. Drew, through the German
houses is squeezing them. Ciearings, ESQ COO 900.
Treasury disbursements, s23 900. Customs receipts,
$500 600. Governments firm Il and per cent.
advance. State bonds steady. Stocks in the face
of stringency of money have been firm all day,
though the market was dull With the exception Of
Pacific Mail aud Weslern Union.
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The services in connection with the ordin-
alton and installation of Mr.. James II. Ecob,
Pastor elect of the South Congregationalist
Church and Society, will be held this day and
evening The Council for the examination of
the candidate will meet in the Chapel at 2
o'clock, P. M. The ordination and ihstalla-
ton services will be in the church in the
evening at o'clock. Bell to ring IA be-
fore Z. 1t is expected that Prof Barbour
will preach the sermon; charge to the pas
tor by Rev. A. Mckenzie of Cambridge,
Mass; Right Hand Of Fellowship by Rev. A.
II. Bradford of Mont Clair, n. j.; charge
to the people by Rev. Geo. W. Field of
Bangor.
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One of the most serious draw backs to sue
cessful orchsrdng is the apple-worm or cod
ling moth, the ravages of which are visible in
the "wormy fruit about this time. This insect
can be checked, if the attempt is made at the
proper time. Take strips two or three
inches wide of stout cloth or canvass, long
several times about it, and it may be secur-
ed by tack or two at each end. They should
be applied the latter part of June, and should
be removed, and the insects destroyed at
least once fortnight so long as any spples
remain on the trees. The worm accepts a
lodgementin the cloth instead of goingfarther.
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New York Produce M arket.
NEW YORK, Oct. l.

NEW Z OKks OIt. I.
COTTON --sales 2sC0 bales. mid. upiands ls&
FLOUR--sales $500; state CLOG sou round hoop
Ohio 2ja9 10; Western @ l0a9 65; Southern 500
II 90.
WHEAT $500 bu; No. 2 spring l so 81 81 new
do winter red and amber western l60Sl10
CORS-l3SuO0 new mixed western Cal 6j
20
OATS-sales 4l5o0 western iJ646
PORK new mess, IA. l0a IA. l2old
LARD sta 9 81 steam; q Kettle, ga.
BUTTEk-Ht spn. q state 24s2s.
WlIISkEY Western free. 90
RICE-Ca,o ina. So ggt4
COFFEE-l4ts dI7t,.
SUGAR-Porto Rico, a ;Muscovs. sl.aes
MOLASSES-N. o. 30a32
SP'rS TURPENTINE-6S a62A
ROSIN-4 00g4 30
PkTROLEUM-crude, llh "a refined, 2ik
TALLOW- SKA
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL. Cotton, lAn
I'D, -four 8, lad, wheat 10 al0iSd
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STATE NEWS.

The Argus says that one of the convicts
who escaped from Portland Jail on Monday
night, Bickford, is one of the boldest and
most daredevil Williams in the country, and is
the man who recently performed the daring
feat of jumping from car window to escape
an officer while the car was going at the rate
OF 40 miles an hour. He was sentenced last
week to fourteen years in State Prison for
eight distinct burglaries.
A fashionable dressed lady entered Kinds
apothecary shop on Saturday, and expressed
a desire for ''some Of that new perfume"
The clerk asked her which kind, as he had
several new varieties. She said she was not
sure about the name but believed it was Sa-
tan in Society. The polite attendant bit his
lips hard and prevailed On her to take anoth-
err kind, more agreeable in odor and less dan
gerous.- Press.
The valuation of real estate in Bangor is
Sc, 32S, 0S3 personal estate, So, $50, 1874; total
valuation, $9,9l2,Sl7 Tee rate of taxation
is go. and the tax on real and personal es-
tate amounts to 1921, 900. 60. Add to this tax
on 1863 polls, 81 ,907, and we have q total
commitment of S299, 4O1.69.
A man in Portland named Morrill, insulted
a cripple named Stevens, when Stevens
knocked him flat by blow from heavy
cane cutting bad cash in his head and the
verdict is, served him right.
The Wiscasset Oracle says that the i'm
portant lighthouse at Monhegan was estab-
lished fifty two years ago, and is now a fash.
ing light of the second order. 1t has two
keepers one of whom is women, the widow
of former keeper. The light can be seen
in favorable weather at a distance Of thirty
miles. The illuminating apparatus is OF
French manufacture, and cost the govern
ment 1000. The tower is round, and
substantially built Of rough hewn granite
The prospect from its summit is very extern
sive. The present keeper, Mr.. L. b. Davis
has filled the position nearly twelve years.
Hon. Seth Scsmman will deliver the adj
dress at the Bridgton Agricultural Fair.
The rainfall of September was 8 II inches
the greatest amount at one time being on the
2Gth and 9th, when it was l.27 inches.
Deacon Benjamin Stearns dropped dead in
church at Centre Lowell, Sunday. He wal
70 years Of age and well known and generally
respected in that section.
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We notice in the reports of the New En-.
gland fair at Lowell, that the first prize and
highest honors were awarded to the Singer
Sewing machine, over lG competitors after
very severe test and trial. This joined with
the fact that the sales of the Singer machine
for 1871 were $4,000 more than any other ma
chine, shows what people think of this old
standard. d&wlw
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Disasters on Lake Huron.

Detroit, Mich, Oct, /. The disasters on
Lake Huron, Saturday night and Sunday,
were much more than on Lake Erie. Many
lives were lost. The barge Table Rock was
wrecked on Towns Point, and all hands lost,
but one who came ashore on piece of wreck.
Schooner White Squall sunk off Fish Point,
and only one man was saved. Schooner
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United States SKIES tcoupons,, 1881
New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. |.
Mariposa DO pid., Canton Co. 90: Cum
bertrand Co. IS !; Western Union Tel. Co.. .0II
Quicksilver Mining Co.. i2k; Pacific Mail. .8h
Boston Water Power, AN; Adams Elk. Co.. 50 %
Wells, Fargo Co., s5h American Merchants I'm
81 U. s. Ex. Co., 75k: N. Y. Central Il Hudson
River .s2x; do. scrip. Erie, 4.5s do. pfd. Il;
Harlem, III: do. pfd lis Reading, Mich.
Central, lis: Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
ssh; Illinois Central la'; Cleveland Pittsburg.
So: Chicago 4 North Western, tx do pfd 81
Chicago 4 Rock Island, llJz. Mil. i st Paul, 54}.
do. pfd., ~ Toledo, Wabash & Western, 90;
do. pfd SO; piusburg Fort Wayne, 81; Terre
Haute, 20; do. pid 40; Alton, .1i0h do, pfd liz ::
Ohio Il Miss, Az Boston, Hartford 4 Erie. ~
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power Of imparting the vital principles to al
constitutions impaired by wasting or debilitat-
ing maladies. 1t is acceptable to the palate,
and suitable for all ages and all constitutions.
The blood is restored to purity and health,
the nerves and muscles are strengthened
while tuberculous or consumplive deposit is
retarded. octl-+&wlw
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New Hampshire State Fai..

Dover, N. H., Oct. /. At the State Fair,
this afternoon the attendance was very good
for the opening day. The only race was
trial for stations for PURGE OF 500, which
was won easily by the Concord horse, De-
fiance. Time, 2.39 l-2, 2 "a "a, 247 IA
For Wednesday there are two trials for 80
and three minute horses. All the arrange
ments for the Fair are good.