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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15
Troubre n,none the Graneers.

BosroS, MASS, October lathe grange
composed of grain and commission mer-
chants having been ordered to disband by
the Grand Master of the National Grange. on
the ground that it was not farmers grange,
has refused, and threaten to carry the ma
ter before the National Grange.
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"DISCRETIOS IS THE BETTER PART OF vALOR,'
but all not discreet. When attacked by diseases
of the kidneys or urinary organs take the great
dluretic, HELMDoLD'S BUCIIU. 1t Is warranted.
Beware Of worthless limitations. The genuine may
be known by the private proprietary stamp of II. T.
HELMBoLD on each bottle. JOHN F. HENRY, New
York Sole Agent
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Masonic COLLECTIONS FOR Tue AID OF TIE
MEMPHIS SUFrrRERs.-Mr. George r. Pace,
The treasurer Of the Masonic Relief Commit
;eetor the Memphis sufferers, received yes
t"rday s492.5o, making total up this time
Of ~ ~. so
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FELL FROM ScAFFoLDISG-LIG FRACTURED.
Yesterday morning about 8 O'Clock negro
pla>tercr named Henry Adams, while at
work on q house on Fourth street near
Leigh, fell from the scafolding and fractured
both bones in the right leg at the ankle joint.
He was taken to his house, on Monroe street,
and Drs, Petertield Trent and w. &. Carter
summoned 10 his relief and set the fractures.
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THE CHIMNEY CORNER for this week re.
ceived from j. Il. Elysop, 1112 Main street.
Every purchaser of this No. receives hand
some engraving entitled "You Sweet Little
Darling.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15

Convict REcErrED.-Allen Nash, convicted
in the county Of Rockingham of burglary.
and sentenced to five years imprisonment
in the penitentiary, has been received into
that institution. .tHe...
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SMOOTH LIPS, SOFT HANDS, and FAIR SKIN, by
r":uG i.oDINo's SOOTHING BALM. Does not con-
tain grease, nor produce pain when applied. Pre-
pared by A. II. ROBINS, 523 north Second street.
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DISCHARGES IN BASERurTcY.-R. B. Shell
burn, Didwiddic; Thomas II. Bond, Pc
tersburg; j. S. Robertson, Henrico; John
Robinson, Cumberland; r. II. Frayser,
Richmond; Hiram B. Dickinson, Henrico
f. NJ. Sherry, Hcnrico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15

THE NEW POSTAL CARDS-very useful for busi-
ness purposes. Cards or announcements of any
kind printed OH them win pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaplY done at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15

GENTLEMEN's NOTIONS OF FANCY WEAR, such
as scarfs necktics gloves &C., In endless variety, at
E. B. SPENCE & SONS merchanttallorng establish
ment. ....
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk has
been postponed for some time, and the sale Of
tickets will be continued. They can be had at z.
WEIsIGER G. CO.'S Int store, 1901 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On oil sales Of real estnte made betroee the lst Of
January and aoth Of June the taEes (or the pre-
all sales mude 6etneer the Ist of July and last
ofhs year the tnres hare to be paid by the seller
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NEARLY READy.-The repairs to the Pull
man palace-car which was so badly injured
by being thrown from the track OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road some time ago are
nearly completed. The car will probably pc
put upon the line Tuesday or wednesday
next,
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COAL AND WooD.-Fifteen cents per Ton VIII
have your coal weighed at the city scales, anu you
will not hear other dealers sanoered "heh su e1u
on me to buy Goa! or wood-Nlneteenln anu .n
streets. CfAhLS' - 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15

FRANK LESLIE's PAPER PATTERNS. for ladies',
and gcnllenen's garments, be had at
LEVY BROTHERS, who now have the agency for
.hy ,atV,
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REMoyAL-Mr. o. NJ. MARSHALL, IN order 10
give better accommodation and q more eligible
house to the lurge number of his lady customers
who desire furs Sc, has removed to the large gass
front store No. 92l, second door above Ientn
street where MIR. REDFoRD will offer this lnoruins
some OF the best stock in that liue ever IL
this market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15

E.r6.>rRA-loH.-R Registration notices have
a..ady been put up neary all over the city,
aad they must be up everywhere, according
10 .aw. by to-day. The registration will be
commenced Oh Saturday the 18th instant,
and continue on Monday and Tuesday fol-
loa!ug. The books Hili be kept open from
.l!nli>e un;ii sunset Of each of the three
day.. Let 10 nanncglect his duty rs citi-
Iru in this matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15

NATURALIzED.-The following persons
have received their naturalization papers in
the United States District Court: James
Byrne and Cornelius Harrington, Ireland ;
John j. Flowers, Nova Scotia; Thomas F
Flynn, Ireland; and Joseph Trepanier,
Canada,
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UNDERwEAR.-Fora splendid stock of all kinds
of GENTLEAEN's UNDERWEAR of all grades and
prices, call at f. B. SPENCE 6 SONS fashionable
clothing establishment, 1900 Main street.
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Rank-RObbRry.

New YORK, October 1.-THE Long Island
Bank. of Brooklyn, was robbed to-day OF .
box continuing $4,000 while the officials
were on duty. j. Il. Serbach Is the loser.
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FIFTEEN CENTS per ton will have..your coal
weighed at the city scales, and you will not hear
other dealers slandered when You call ON nc for
coal or wood-Nineteenih and Cary streets.
CHARLES Fl. PAGE.
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A RUN.-There is quite run for those heavy
MERISo DOLLAR SHIRTS at E. 3. SPENCE & SONS,
1900 Main street
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Destructive FiIe-BloOded Horses
Rurnel.

MANCHESTER, N. b., October 1.-THE
dwelling and stables OF David III. Taggart,
at Gofrstown, have been destroyed by incer-
diarism. The Abdela stallion Ned Hastings,
worth sl2, 900, and seventeen blooded horses
Uere burned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15

scuooL TRUSTEES APPOINTED. --Messrs.
Philip j. Travel, j. Hite Bird, and George
W, Wiley have been appointed school trut-
tees for the town Of Woodstock,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15

POSTAL CARDS.-Those who propose using the
new postal cards can have the printing neatly and
cheaply done at the Dispatch printing house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15

HUsTINGs CoURT.-James w. Grubbs was
tried in this court yesterday for feloniously
as>aulting Henry Garnett and acquitted.
The civil docket will be called to-day.
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F. B. SPENCE & Son have In store the finest stock
Of ready-Inade clothing they have ever kept. Call
at 1900 Main street for bargains. .-
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DON'T FAIL TO cALL on LEVY BROTHERS II
you In need of sheetings and skirtings, they
offer extra inducements to purchasers Of these
goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-15

WEST VIRGINIA sPLrST COAL, SUPERIOR TO
Glover Hill for CRATES, at &. H. PAGES, Nineteenth
and Cary streets.
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IFYoU ARE IN NEED OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS
of the latest styles at the lowest prices you should
call on LEVY BROTHERS.
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FRANK LESLIE'S PAPER PATTERNS are the best
now offered to the public LEVY BROTHERS are
the agents for tlpsae oil these patterns In this city.
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To THE LADIES OF RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
Fine furs at the glass-front hat-store (REDFoRDs)
No. 921 Main street.
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FLANNELs.-Now Is the time to purchase your
fannels. LEVY BROTHERS show the largest, cheap
est and best assorted stock In the clty.
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FIFY CENTS TO Il PER TON SAVED By BUYING
your coal of G. Fl. PAGE, Nineteenth and Cary
streets
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
fosr- OFFICE OCTOBER 14.-Miss Amelia Vol.
krr, city; Mr.. DR.. Mckenzie, University OF
Virginia.
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Impending strike I'm Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October 14.-The journeymen
ailors are preparing for strike.
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NOTARY PUBL1c.-The Governor has ap-
pointed D. S. Henkel q notary public for
Shenandoah county.
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IF YOU WANT A STYLISH SUIT, LEAVE YoCF
order at E. B. SPENCE s. Sons, 1900 Main street
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Marine Disaster and7a Loss of Lie.
PORTLAND, Nix, Octol or 1.-The schooner
r 3. Warren has be, n lost, with nineteen
persons.
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LADIES' FURS.-A splendid assortment Of every
kind for sale at P. WEISIGER & Co.'s, 1901 Main
street.
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BIG RALLY At THE FIRST AFRICAN
CHURCH->PEECuEsB BY CHANDLE EB, PoP-
HAM, AND OTHERS-THE NEGROES TO
WITHDRAW THEIR CLAIMS TO OFFICE
SOCIAL EQUALITY.
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COOK & LAUGHTON, at OK A. NJ, at the resi-
dcnce OF Dr. Steel, No. 20S south Third street,
elegant household furniture, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Mt 4 A. NJ, on Four
ttenth between Main and Cary streets, 1000
old bricks. Is
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS, at 4.P. NJ, the elegant
residence in Linden Row occupied by Mrs
Anna Lee PEBBLES.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON. at Az P. VI, brick
dwelling No. 535 Brook avenue n lot on Judah
street between Leigh and Jackson.
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.UwE AND CEMENT.


DOCKLAND LIME, CEMENT, &c.
IL.
l,s0o barrels landing this day from schooner sar-
dinian. ...u~,-
$50 barrels round-top CEMENT;
75O barrels Rosendale CEMENT;
SEQ barrels caIclned PLASTER. In store ana Ior
sale by Use l5l a. .. .-. De-:
TINE! LIME! LIME!
900 barrels "INDIAN ROCK" LIME received
this day. .,,,~ ,u
var ale low. DILLON, ELLErT d CO.,
Manufacturers, 1303 Dock streef.
RICHMOND, VA. August s. lsIa au'
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oMPARATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.


Oct. IA, Oct. 13, Oct. 4, Oct II |,
1871. 1872. 1878. 1873.
". C.. w G.. ". O.. ". e.
Total DEATHS 9 IS 13 "a II lS Il 27
Still-born. ....... 3 3
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coLruBUs, October 14.-Returns are SLOW:
romnar;sons are made with the vote OF
1879. The vote Of torty.one townships
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ruinous trafic, and affirmed the determination
of the authorities to fight it out of existence in
our midst Brave words from an upright Judge
Finletter has more than answered the exHections
built upon him. II the lottery men and gam
blers could be abolished, the city made clean
once more, and few other evils remedied, ,(such
for instance as the Kemble and McGrath owner
ship OF our streets PhiladelphiS could be made
all that the sentimentAlists have ever pro-
nouDced her.
Amusements, at least those Of an indoor sort
are at a low ebb Even the ''summer season.
10 at fay end, and there lie nothing worth chron-
icing. What there is is of the cheapest ''sen
sation" order, the sort that invariably comes af-
ter the good is all done, on the astonishing the
ory that the greater the peoples dsinclination
to go to the theatre the pooorer should be the
attraction offered. In justification of mana
gers, however. it should be stated that these
engagements" are really individual speculations
OF the Great Attractions themselves. Whenever
you see johnny Allen or Johnny Thompson bill
cd by experts like Mrs Drew or Mr. Davenport
you may be sure that the Johnny's take the
risk themselves and that the managers have
nothing to do with it. Out door concerts crick-
et and base ball are the ruling relaxations
The ''Philadelphia" club still marches to VIC
tory. and with its present nine, and continued
good discipline, can scarcely be stopped They
beat the champion Boston" yesterday % to 8,
which tells the story pretty completely.
THDHY
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Industrial News.

The horseshoers strike, in New York. was par
tial failure. At meeting of the men on Thurs
day night 1t was stated that those who had
struck for 81. day, had resolved to return to
work at the old rate OF wages, So 30, and declar-
o the strike at an end. Out OF $50 men who
were on strike only 100 had been reinstated in
their old places. Now the question arose, will
the bosses return to the old rate instead OF pay
ing $42. Many OF the men were worthy OF the
wages, but the city was flooded with incompe-
tent men. The subject was not disposed OF, and
a further meeting will be held.
Queen Victoria has quite force of workmen
on her estate at Osborne House, (Isle of Wight }
aud they recently sent petition to her asking
for %. 10d go cents) per day instead of 2s. 4d
(5S csnts) aud for a shortening of the working
time by one hour daily. They also requested to
be allowed to leave work on Saturday afternoons
al O'Clock, 80 to enable them to attend to
the domestic duties, prepare for the Sabbath. and
improve their minds Farther, they complained
OF the beer hitherto supplied, and they asked
the Queen to grant them six pints Of good beer
per day during the hay and harvest seasons.
Extra pay for carting wood, coal, 10, was also
solicited ard the raen would up with a request
for Cd az cents) an hour when working over
time Such an anti red-tape proceeding could
not be cOuntenanced, for it might afford a pre-
cedent for all sorts OF Irregularities, and the
memorial was promptly sent back to the steward
with instructions to make inquiries. Fifty-eight
cents a day, and a comfortable cottage rent free,
with possibly some other allowances, is really
good pay as prices go in England for agricultural
laborers. But the idea of these men demanding
more than their gracious employer, in her infinite
goodness and wisdom, was pleased to think suf-
ficient, was an outrage that could not be per-
mitted Tho matter was therefore referred to
tile steward who lectured them all, soundly, and
discharged seven.
A strike of the freight train brakemeu on the
eastern division of the Atlantic aud Pacific Rail-
road is reported by st Louis despatch. Trains
have been delayed two days. The cause Of the
strike is said to have been a change made by
the company "in the mode Of payment for this
service
Liebig is credited with saying that "tht
growth of a country in manufactures is shown
by the quantity of sulphuric acid it consumes
and it's growth in civilization by the quantity
of BOap used. u
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The nIodoc uaptIves.

A DOZEN OF THEM TO BE EXECUTED AT SUNSET TO-
MORROW.
BoYLEs' CAMP, June 5-9 A. NJ.
General Davis has made the proposition to ex-
ecute dozen OF the worst of the Modoc cap
tives at sunset tomorrow. He feels that there
is no need for delay, as there is no doubt of the
guilt OF the intended victims. can exist and
Justice demands speedy and certain action.
scaffold has been erected.
LATER-THR EXECUTION POSTPONED.
Davis. after completing ali his arrangements
fer the execution, received orders from Wash
ington to hold the prisoners. This has caused a
profound feeling of disgust in camp.
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THE BAN FRAHcIsoo MIEsTRELs To NIGHT.
The San Francisco Minstrels, whose reputation
is national, will give one Of their recherche en-
tertainments at the Opera House tonight. Our
exchanges notice the performances OF this COM
pany in the most iattering terms. and we have
no doubt that rare tieat is in store for our cit
liens. With such coniiques as Billy Birch, Char
ley Bsckus. and johnson Il Powers. and quar-
tette OF vocalists led by the great tenor VAN.
bold, by Mullalys magnificent orchestra the
entertainments can't well be anything but fret
class In order to avoid the crowd at the door,
secure your 30 ats at Hobol n .,
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9eaths.

kIENLE.-In this city, on the bth inst Dorothea,
wife OF Jacoh Klenle, aged os yeirs
The relatives aud Tiends OF The family are re
spPclfully invited attend the funeral TO leave the
residence OF her husband, No. 4i2 W, Front street
on sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, to proceed to
RiVeTVieW cemetery.
KKLLEY On the 5th inst, in this CITY, at the resi-
nee OF Scttterg1od Allen, Samuel Kelley. In the
40 h year OF his Rge
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spt 'ully invited TO attend the funeral from his
late residence, 1910 Washington street, on Monday
afternoon the 9th inst, at O'Clock without further
notice,
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LAUNCH OF THE ILLINOIS ro-DAY-THR FOURTH
STEAMER AFLoAT.
PHILADELPHIA, June Z,
The steamship Illinois, of the American Liver
pool line, was launched at eleven o'clock, in
magnificent style.
The river was covered with steamers filed
with spectators, while the wharves in the vicinity
we're lined with a countlesss multitude
Four steamers of this line are now aaoat, and
two others will be dispatched for Europe in
Julv.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE HYDE PARK wooLEN MILLS
BosToN, June Z,
The wooden mill at Hyde Park, was destroyed
by fire, this morning. The loss is over half a
million, and the insurance four hundred thous-
and dollars. rhe foreign companies suffer
heavily
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DISAPPEARANCE OF THE oHoLERA-APosTAcY FRoM
THE EPIsooPAL PATH.
VIENNA, June 7.
The cholera has disappeared from the country
adjacent to the Danube.
Rev. Edward Southgste, son of Bishop South
gate, Of the Epispocal church, has Joined the
Catholic church.
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EXPRESSIVE FEsnvAL.--The Methodist church
intend opening strawberry festival on Tuesday
next to continue days), in the market house.
The building, 100 feet long by 81 feet wide. will
be enclosed, handsomely decorated and lighted
with gas. Judging from the number OF indefat-
igiBle ladies who have taken hold of this fai r,
and the gentlemen who are furnishing the ne
cessary ways and means, it will undoubtedly be
grand success. A drive from Wilmington Will
repay any OF your good citizens VINO love sweet
music. delicious strawberries, fresh sweet cream
aud tho pure simple beauty Of:
"Cheeks that rival spring roses,
Teeth the whi'esf Of pearls
One Of tn Sc coHn ry girls Ia worth
a score Of your city gir e."
The Orpheus String Band of eight pieces will
furnish the music. Rev. II. Oolclazer, who ia
sading the band, insures that every department
will bs conducted ''deeenty and in order"
FINISHING ITS WoRK The mud digger Storm,
of Philadelphia. which has been here for some
time at work, tearing up the old pier in front OF
the steamboat wharf, will finish the job to-day
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THIRD EDITION..


TEE WAR INDEsfuTY AND TEE sERMAE TEoora
PARIS, June 7.
The Bank of France has paid into the TreA-
sury one-fourth of the sum due on account Of
the German Indemnity. The balance will be
paid in monthly instalments. ....-
The report that successful negotiations had
been concluded for accelerating the departure
Of the German troops is probably false.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE. G. r..
Crooks d, D. of New York. editor of the Meth
odist will preach tine annual sermon before the
Wesleyan Female College, in Grace church, on
Sunday, June 18th
Rev. o. H. Tiffany, D. d., pastor of the Me-
tropotan Church, Washington, d. O., will de-
liver the address before the Association OF the
Alumn@ on We inesday evening, June 18th
Commencement will be held, Thursday, Ju1 Q
10th, at p. M.
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DRESS Cool AND COMFORTABLE These warm
times. everyone wishing to obtain full satisfac-
tion, save money and procure reliable goods,
shnuld call and inspect our immense stock and
when they see our mems youths' boys and chill
dren's clothing, and know the low prices we are
selling it for they must admit there is no place
for bargains equal to Bennett & Co., Tower Hall,
5i8 Market Street, halfway between Fifth and
Sixth Streets Philadelphia.
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EAt wachita, Kansas, dance house in which
two soldiers we're wounded on Wednesday, was
plrned by party of soldiers on Thursday NOR
mug, and the inmates were driven away. One
man was mortally wounded in the affray.
No news of the missing steamer George Crom-
we'll has yet been received at New York.
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New AXLE FAoToRY.-Messrs Brand 4 Hooper
the latter OF Baltimore. have opened a new axle
factory in the rear Of Remington Bayley Il Co.'s
establishment oil the railroad at Second street.
The method which they employ in the manufac-
ture OF axles is a very expeditions one, and con-
rists IN cutting them out Of the timber instead
OF planning them down BY the usual proceas.
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GENERAL PENNYPAcKER General Pennyp ack-
er bas returned from his trip to Canada to his
home in West Chester The General looks re-
markably well and gives evidence of his Jour-
ney having been attended with hygienic results
HIS next jaunt is one to Nashville, Tenn. to
rejoln his command, unless his leave of absence
be extended
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RANKING HOUSE.
JAY COOKE q CO.

JAY oooKE& co.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
de ermIned to close its TsO First Mortgage old Loan
ats aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars
and thereafter to pay higher rate of interest than
per cent on further issue of its bonds the limited
remainder of the s-'Oloan Is now being disposed
of through the usual agencies.
As the bonds of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Compsny's lands at LILO, they are
in constant and increasing demand for this pur-
pose, and will continue to be after the loan is closed
"a fact which much enhances their value and
attractiVeness as an investment.
The Company has more than 800 miles of Its road
built and in operation, has earned title TO nearly
ten million acres of its land grantaud sales of lands
have thus far averaged IS So per acre.
All marketable securit es are received IN exchange
for Northern Pacific at current rates.
John McLea1' 81 Son,
BANKERS,
No. Goa Market street;