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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
The Cholera Report.

There were eight deaths from cholera at NASH i
,;iia on Saturday -four whites and four coloreu.
On the same day there were IL deaths from lrom
nr ~ y niynn. Ten deaths from cholera were
rnnorted pI ri in Nashville yesterday, and seven IN
0iV,,i ease Of Asiatic cholera is reported in Pas
sale, n. j.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
RIxinn Machines.

The success of flying machines is truly aston.
ishing. A Mr.. Felger, up in Michigan, recently
consfrueted one, vent to the barn. "lit out,
and went with such rapidity that he only lost
his consciousness for half an hour wheh n'
He thinks be could not have been entirely un
conscious. otherwise he would not have returned
to the barn, where he picked himself up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
.,o,,.r n clisious scuside Resort.

About fourteen months ago, an assoclI.lon pm, ?,
ministers and Others in New York purchased ,ll a
site for union eampmee[ng5 nl5 AZ I'D n9s Since
.Ee me- ''S ;hey have expended 100000 in the I'M
royemcnt ,ox , Of the grove, the erection Of hotel
pto'eII'nt luz ~ drives, etc, it will rival Central
Park Par The hotel will accommodate over 1 ,Ss oUO
per.ons, and is supplied with ooth gas aI aIa w" Il
y er t,s e'e eSnecation that camp-meeting will be
bald nj sea Gin this summer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
gheap PostnHe

Postmaster General Creswell estimated the
SAFE OF postal cards for the first half of the year
OF that issue at 100 600 900. The indications now
are that the estimate will fall short. The avidity
with which these cards have been taken foretell
the public feeling in favor Of cheap postage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

James Fitzpatrick was thrown out Of hUmae WINDOW o
during light in New York tene@ehe 1ea hobn o'Bri
Saturday hE5t' 'sanobed snS % BY another man Of the
sa sane %Sn name, il HobOken, on the same nlsh''
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. June 80.
Probabilities For the middle states, fresh
and brisk southerly to westerly winds with gen
orally cloudy weather and rain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

,.rperaons leaving the city for the summer and
,l,,,aS "a nave the DAILY COMMERCIAL sent TO
.nom, viii please send uH their address where the
ar ia desired for less than one month"; the postage
paI hest be prepaid at this office. BY prepayment
Of postsge by stamps, regularity Of delivery Will DC
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Marriagfs.

RAItEy y-wILKINs.-At Beaver City, Utah Ty;'
on the 14th OF june 1873 by the Right hev; ~ ~ e.
Tnttie Rshop OF Montana, Lieutenant Cnaties N;
BIiey' sth Infantry. to Ella, younger daughter Oh
Ii. Colonel John D. wilkins, Ith infantry
n aarda
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

Coupons DuE.-The coupons Of the first mort
oaqe bonds of the w. Il W. Railroad Co., du
JnIy let will be payable on and after to-day a
the First National Bank.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The fourth payment of the stock OF the Ex'
celsior Loan Association will be due and paya
bic, july 1st, at the Office of the Secretary, 4u4
Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
9eaths.

MCDANIEL -In this city, on the goth inst Mrs
Emma Mcdaniel, relict OF the late Johh Moo0n
ieI In the SD year Of her age. ,, -. 80
The relatives and friends OF the family are r. ~
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral from y M
late residence, 7O5 King st on Weauesusy, oItJ
nd ss at . O'Clock, Services TO commence at "
oo,ock. Interment at White Clay Greek cemetery
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

CoNrEMprABLY MEAN.-In the yard of the
West Presbyterian church, several pretty little
flower plots had been planted. and were quite an
ornament to the yard. On Saturday evening,
just after they had been watered and attenaso s'
extreme, tore them all up out of the ground. Ii
the party or parties can be detected, it will be
rather rnnph okse for them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Commercial Reports
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


PHILADELPHIA, June 80.
Cotton dull at 2O1<. Flour unsettled super
fine 5sgI@s4I extras s455s@s5. Wheat firmeri ne
State Indiana and western red, Isl;75S9$i,oO
amber $1.52@s1 65 white Sl.6S@i.2' tl 0otn
steady yellow 56c mixed western, 54c. Oats
in moderate request white, 43@l6c; black and q
mixed, 4OC043c Whiskey dull 9311. Gold, l513'
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS,
Beeves very dull. common to extra Penna
h Western steers, "a "a S775. Sheep duh al
"a. so "a $50. Hogs dull at S7.25 "a 75O.
nRANDYw1SE MILLS QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Family Flour. Sn1S n
Extra Flour. r..............'''.. ...'.'' I'9Oy y ~
Superfne Flour. ...........'. = OF
Wais' .., .6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
SECOND EDITION.
a,ain.

WITHDRAWAL OF THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS FROM
sEvifLE.
Madrid, June30.
The Government troops have been Withdrawn
from Seville in order to pievent a conflict be
tween the soldiers and citizens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
THIRD EDITION.
Powder Explosion.

TWO BUILDINGS BLOWN TO PIECES.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.
At Virginia City, last night, quantity of giant
nowder. in a building in the rear Of the Bank OF
California, exploded. completely wrecking both
buildings, and killing ten or twelve persona
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Real Kstate.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF LOTS. = One OF the most
extensive and ene Of the most important sales OF
building tlots that has been announced IN TINS
city for long while, will be held on Saturday
July 5th. ,r.,,.
tioneers, and the property offered, belongs to
Mr, James Bradford. The property is divided up
into Isixty-one valuable and desirable building
lots lust suited for sites for neat and pretty
awav from the heat and noise of the city, anc
vet be convenient thereto. The lots are situate
On Front. Read, Chestnut, Franklin and Brown
streets, really fine locality. The sale will com
mence at o'clock P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
RANKING HOUSE
JAY COOKE Il co.

JAY COOKE co.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its T-sO First Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars,
and thereat Or to pay no hgner rate of interest than
per cent on further issue of its bonds the limited
remainder of the s-lOloan is now being disposed
of through the usual agencies.
As the bonds Of this issue are made receivable IN
payment for the Company'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
sttractveness as an investment.
The Company has more than 500 miles of its road
built and in operation, has earned title to nearly
ten million acres of its land grant sales OF lands
have thus far averaged $500 per acre.
All marketable securities are received IN exchange
for Northern Pacific at current rates.
John Mclean. 81 Son,
BANKERS,
No. eo2 Market street: an,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
FIRST EDITION.
Dickinson College.

ooNoLusIoN OF THE COMMENCEMENT ExLitisrs-
THE GRADuATEs- FLTCftpN OF A pgLAwAhNiN
TO A TRUsrEEsHIp.
fspo.taI ftnrrcaupttdH n tho fnruupp+ttfF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12

MORE SPANISH BARBkRirY--EGGHTY PRfss
OVERS SHor.--Fe,o Fork, November 10.-A
private letter from trust worthy source,
dated Havana 9Th, says: An official telegram
was yesterday received at the palace from
Puerto Principe Of an engagement between
q Spanish force and column OF insurgents
under command of Sanguila, in which the
Insurgents were severely beaten, losing
twenty killed and eighty taken prisoners. :,
The Spanish commander caused all the
prisoners to be shot, posado por los armas,
on the field of battle. The Governor of
Puerto Principe upon hearing Of 1t took the
command away from the Spanish comman-
der and arrested him, telegraphing the event
to the Captain-General. The latter imme-
diately telegraphed to Puerto. Principe,
causing the commander to be reinstated, and
ordering the Governor to Havana. 1t Is
thought here that the Governor feels undue
sympathy towards the insurgents through
the influence of bis wife, who is an aunt OF
the late Agramonte. e ta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12

GEIrRAL DECLINE OF PRICES IN NEW
YoRK.-fNew York Correspondence bunalo
C,our;er1-One reason why it must comels 10
he found in the redundance OF labor, ana
another lies in the general decline OF prices
and values that is taking place all rounu.
The decline, although only barely percep-
tihIe in some things, extends all along the
whole line. Real estate, for instance, ana
esnecially the kind 5kuown as fancy,
wou,d not bring within from twenty 10
thirty per cert. of last years prices II holders
were obliged to put itin the market, as many
will have to do within the next three
months. The few sales which have been
made since the panic began were al! at very
| low figures in comparison with those OF the
summer. aud it has become extremely din
cut to sell house unless it Is absolutely
| sacrificed. Rents must, OF course, come COW
1yhan the value OF houses falls. In the proyi-
s;on market marked decline has also set In,
thonoh the benefit of it does not yet seem TO
have reached the poorer classes, whose pur'
nbases orr all made in small retail stores.
Tha decline in the wholesale market Is from
ton RI fifteen DER cent, and it will prooaDay
no a GOOD deal more before january The
same Il TO be said of the wholesale dry GOODS
market. where both domestic ana iorelsn
Goods have fallen considerably, and most 0,
t 5 retail stores have gone through genera
marking.down process to invite trade. Inc
clothing dealers also offer goods Ut prices
good deal below those ruling before Unit Int
1anic and now the hotel-keepefs are reous
ing rotes In a way that could hardiy nav
hcer expected. am told that rooms III .u
new Windsor. which brought Sloo a $fe'
. vtpu the hotel was opened: are no" ehFle'
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,Ess.rprasideht,.of, .be., ,Bosrd, and .ReYerl


s. Scott treasurer.
The report OF tie Superintendent was re-
eeiyed and ordered TO be printed. !H ,t3r
IultfansmittiDg to the Governor the m:
nual report Of the Superintendent Ord
r. BroHer-the Board say: "It,, WIN be
seen upon an examination of the report that
che state Of Che institution in respect to
heahhfuIuess and successful treatment shows
q prosperous condition. -...--. =.
!" The directors have the satisfaction, as ia-
deed simple justice requires, OF testifying to
the excellent management which character
ICES every department of the institution,
exhibiting great administrative skill In the
superintendent, and Jealous cooperation
among the officers and employees generally"
The report earnestly endorses the appeal
Of the superintendent for an additional ap-
preparation for the support Of the patients
now Mt the asylum !; an appropriation for
needed repairs to the buildings; and an APP
preparation OF $4,000 to erect additional
buildings, and thus be enabled to accommo-
date sixty additional patients.
But have given you enough for once and
must reserve a notice of the elegant dinner
given the Board Of Directors, and some
other points Of interest. VIAToB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12

A SCORPION IN 4 LADY's HAIR.-The Nc
yada Transcript says: A lady in this CITY, q
few evenings since, was startled IN most
shocking manner on discovering a scorpion
on her head-dress. 1t appears that during
the afternoon she had been,,out to the grave
Yard. where the bug probably got on her
dress, thence to her heat.dress. During tne
evening, while she was arranging her naiI'
She felt something singular about it ana com.
1nenced to ascertain the cause, ana NO sooner
had she placed her hand on tne pug, Mne 81,
she received a severe ana pa'niu' ssInS VI
one of her fingers. Her husoaau, VINO na ap
pened to be near by, rushed to her, anu se =,
Ing the situation, folded atowe tose,ne aa aua
took too the bug from her hair, and while dei NJ
40 received sting through the thickness o'
cloth TO his hand.
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rroNatir the oT'.t- r,,:t1 who ever -T!ete91
from such a cause. The case &as Simme.
Idiately thrown Into the courts, and the
Court of Appeals unanimously ,su stained
the Board Of Public Works.. Since this
defeat the Governor has. lost caste.
The Republicans are openly hostile to
him, accusing him Of breaking faith with
them: the Democrats continue to regard him
as their enemy, and but few of the indie
pcndents indorse the length to which he has
gone 10 his fight with the Legislature. The
Radicals being In very decided minority,
the gubernatorial war having been thus
brought to close, and no elections being
very near at hand. the legislator has nothing
to disturb the seven tenor of his way" and,
much to the delight.of the people, the solons
have settled down to hard work, preparing
and establishing laws in harm ony with the
new Constitution, F. AN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12

Tu.r GERMAN S1vER.-A telegram from
Washington says that the caDie uspa.I ~, "
Saturday announcing that .ne eeri m an n l J
mister of finance had decided 10 sen 1870,
600 thalers to the United states uosei ~
ment, which was the highest oiauef, a,a ans
correct. The Treasury Department IS awa aa,
that the German Government has thai
amount Of old silver coin called in and SUI
nerseded by Its new gold coinage, and thai
+ NAV he obtained by anybody seeking 1t a.
a certain rate, but the department has made
mn offer for this silver and has no author't!
20 buv it either at private sale or IN an!
other manner. ,.l..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-12

POSTAL AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.-William
Hoist is appointed postmaster at Jennings
Ordinary, Nottoway county, Va, ace A; ID,
Robinson, resigned. William +. Smith Is
appointed postmaster at White Oak Spring
Lee county, Va, uice Nancy j. Martin, re-
signed. j. II. Dickinson is appointed post
master at Rock Farm, Russell county, va.
uice Mrs. S. L. Gray, resigned. The post
office at New Washington, Marshall county
w. Va, has been discontinued for want o.
candidate the papers 60 to Sherrard's, IL
the same county. .|"."
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF
THE EASTERN LUNATIC
ASYLUM.

DECORATIONS OF THE CHAPEL, &C.
ADDRESS OF GOVERNOR WALKER-HIS-
ToR1C ADDRESS OF REV. DR.. GEORGE 4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF REV. j. WILLIAM
JONES. DIR. CHARLES NICHOLS, DIR. F. r.
STRIBLING, JUDGE r. l.. HENLEY, AND
DIR. ID. r. BROwER-MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF DlRECrORs-ELECTI OF
OFFICERS, &C.
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BISHOP CuMA1ss 70 BE TRIED.-The New
York correspondent of the Philade'pn'a
Ledoer says it is currently reported In eccle'
siasticaI circles that the Right Rev. George
D. Cummins, assistant bishop OF the diocese
Of Kentucky, is to be tried for bis action 10
the Joint communion service held, n New
York during the meeting Of the Eyangeilcal
Alliance. It is necessary to obtain the names
of three bishops for formal presentmenl'
and il is claimed that two are already Sc
cured. 1t will be recollected that the Dean q
of Canterbury likewise participated in q JOINT
communion. t"a @t r.EH .
I Another paper says
! Bishop Cummins was announced to preach
in st. Paul's Methodist church, New YORK.
on Sunday. The fact is worthy OF mentloh
in connection with the current rumor tnal
the high churchmen are seriously contem
plating having him presented for trial FOL
taking part in the recent meetings OF the
Evangelical Alliance. 1t is necessary to OBJ
tain the names Of three bishops to a forma
presentment. The high churchmen claim t.
have secured two, and are hopeful Of thu
third, so that we are likely to have "anothel
Tyng case" on larger scale.
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Q. go and that d IKE incfig., & gg.!lg on
Fl nearly MI ffef bo els
restaurants and boarding. houses with . Few
important exceptions, still keep up the old
rntes, but. their adoption, Of the declining
scale is only o question OF time; II the. tiiaan-
,ciaf depression continues It.: is evidently
unwise, therefore, for, trade unions to Insist
on the 'same high 'wages that were paid in
prosperous times, ,giGiahI * -n1-fg
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The Worcester Press takes liberal yie y
Of the situation. In these days, 1t ooseaS es
when banks have 10 sustain SO nun.
/. breaches" of trust, it is no wonder ,ha :,
they occasionally announce themselves +"
/" snspenders." I-. - =
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.1An1 MAIN STREET. r. ,11afA.
coNFEcTIO NERIEs. gu
,,uNyE- CT0py, NEW GOOD {


ne hoo 10 ea,l she attention Of The public 20
o,~ snet,did establishment, No. l422 AA!n sireext
where they can ali times nnd iuh Man. N
rs ct,,re and or foreign importation, Wy rS q
FRUITS, NUTS, CAEIEn GOODS. 1880 ~ s.tss..
etc. etc. We have aimed as maklog cur pe nrr new
s1rAS RSTSsEp CANDY FACTORY AND EA ;.L
IKE BAKERY the most complete In outnt snh hsve
ciyy south Of Baltimore and ~e Trust tnaa We ~ -,
paceeseSe The public IS respestfaily inyiie3 10
visit W. t,.sa $780, 1@-.-s-g - ..s
A. CAPpELL, s5..,..s r.s.
! Ro. " ERNE,
| 4. ScHoLLkR. .ss iss..- ss..0t 49, -3-
| MAIN STREET. 1871.
Tho anders,rued can DO ro;,ad q the saoSa 20 70
Messrs. a. CAppkL Co, a2d win o Rttase0 y
Walt on his friends and the puhue ge'etT$ IER.
,i2I Main stree9.
DC l2 = - Z -.
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TOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO &HRA
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY:
The nde.mheel stesuships OLD pOMtHIQNs
HGARX, A2BEMARLE, and HATTERAs leave
New York FOR Norfolk, City Point, and Riehmo1a
every TUESDAY, Thursday, and SATURDAY
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
These ahips are entirely new. They have elegenS
saloons, state-rooms, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention sse I'M
Freights for points beyond New York forwaedeA
with dispatch, and no charge made except aceuA
expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers Tor sai
southern and European ports
Freight received until p. n. daily 80
On and after NOVEMBER Lat the ships OF ttAS
line Will leave Norfolk at O'Clock P. ID. during
the winter.
GEORGE W. ALLEN j. CO., Agents,
ONCE Company's wharf, Hbtketts.
Captain GEORGE w. ALLEN.
John II, MAYER. E-r .aa"..# 1pu
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sou Broad Stree, us the place

T. to buy your supplies Of Confee1eneries, ErMts,
be, : Our uneauatfed establishment 10 Point OF
orss fo supply The wants Of our fiends With pure
fsash CosrEcrIoSERIEs, lcEEhEAa, JktLx,
q ~ Wv CaKEs and CANDIES, msnuSactused daily.
E ASCS SAaS'' ~ 49,. Z A. PlZZlEI, Ja..
e aa9s 9,a !. ts.., BOT Bsoaf street.
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PHILADELPHIA ICF. tim
MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAA
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE.
WEEK.-UntIl further notice the steamers OF uS
line Will leave Philadelphia every "WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, and Richmond every MONDAI
aud THURSDAY at II o'clock Al.
Freight taken for all parts OF New Jersey, Lenn
syiyania for Boston, Providence, and New Orleans:
Also, for Antwerp and Liverpool vfa Red star ana
American steamship lines, and bills Of ladins Asned
passage to Philadelphia, including meals ana
statereOn, 49, ". I. rohl Ell = i hbwnT :
No. 70 South WharyeS,
nm % No. Ii North Wharves, Phiiadelphn.
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CoNFECTIONERIES.
.~~~~~
1921.
, n,1npr,s.MINCE.MEAT. THE BEST

4 TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, IHE DEL
n IN THE wORLD.-The most delicious ~, anu
menared In lie incest manner and only OF the very
best Ingredients. We defy coinpetition In quality
Packed In tubs Of So, ST. and pounds, anS ~
averaging 375 and $50 pounds; also, In gas Jars
and and 1-poand tin cans Trade SUPPLIES, 1ti
toryprices. itJoi ~ LOUIS - Ssfn sJ,es,
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.To 4 NJ w 3 II 4 . -
toua s; WI slRa ST sAEsSkS, S.gs!s -
il.essoaa Il a.tss sfsIsf5fs lSfsi 1
Freight received unsipIo o'clocK Nm. -,
Harded with dispatch TO an points north, soufii,
ea as. ana soa w s. GSss sorSesaons nsx
line Ioi iolelgE poTa. PASSENGER acEo1smodatfons
tickets, $50. =
orffeight or passage apply TO-,
II no 1881 e = Company Wharf. K0cketfy.
EOR PHIL ABE LPHIA AHR
IL Steamer J. w. EVERMAN, Captain
rLArT win receive freieht for the above - IN
THURSDAY the 18Th instant, ns 10 O'clock IL
Freight taken for Providence, Boston, ana Kew
Orleans; also for Liverpool and Antwerp via
Bed Star and Ametican Steamship lines, add bAsooS
ladiag signed through. y,-s.s-. -. fzss.., 4.JT-.
stafefoOm. %. i>.H W.P. PORTER. .AReut,
no 1891 8. ~ No: l4Silock alreet. II
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATsiII
u COMPANY. b
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND. NEW YORK.
ALSO FOR. e.
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MALL AND
ADAMS EXPRESS.

FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE:
On and after OCTOBER I. 1879. the inst ana
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain
JOHN A. Posi-, will leave oOmpauy's WHAT, EoSk~
etts, for above-named places on MONDAYS, WE'D
turning will arrive here TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, aud SATURDAYS ut &P. M.
Passengers make sure connections With Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphta, and New
York. e. 80. IL .w... .. ,.,. sa.
Fare 10 sss.ssssV
Fare to Norfolk and. return. 49,
Fare 70 Baidmore., .s.~ss.....s y
Fare 10 Philadelphia. ..~...........
Tickets for sale on steamers and 40 CARRIER 4 Cos
Ticket Agency, and baggage CHECKED Through.
Portsmouth, and regular landings on James river
from A. M. to p. III. st. st# - ~
Freight for Hay-lsndingB must be prepaid. 1.-a.
L. B. TATUM, General Aeenk.
ONCE: Cempanys wharf, Rockets; branch *
nce at w. d. Blair d Co.'S, corner Of Ninth and
Main streets. oc4
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The fast and elegant steamer TWILIGHT viii
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY At 2 A. M,
stopping a. regular landings on James river, con-
Meeting with steamers az Norfolksf6r New York.
through bills Of lading signed for all points, and
freights delivered with dispatcii. = -.
Freight received until P. n daily.
For further Information apply to 90
LORELLARD STEAMSHIP CO..
Piers SO and "a FAST river New York; oxto
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
Richmond, Va.
Offices at Rockets and corner. Main and Four
teenth streets. no 10
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r. ORILLARD STE tim
IL. COMPANY.

TR1-wEEKLY STEAMERS, BETwEEN ~
RICHMOND, CITY POINT. NORFOLK, ana
NEW YORK, >Fs"9 .t,1 q
stopping At all regular landings on James. river.
The new and frst-class steamships H.
MEDIATOR. ia h. So
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NEW BUCKwHEAT-FIRsT OF The
~ e on ~ III CHRISTIAN = WHITES.

...3I -4.st:.a sbF sa~i"t3 s-CH} ts3u aSsfsftss
-.4lf * sgd
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-15
- - -
New Platform

The Iowa Gra gers nave announced
the following platform
Whereas, We believe that when
nan steals !c is thief and
Whereas, A majority of p.Ii,i,ians
Of 10th parties steai; no", there.
fore,
Hesolred, That we arc tired of being
plundered.
Resolvcd, That it is a. good time for
thieves to stand from n.dcr.
In Paris the authorities are setting
so work vigorously to restore the
rulncd monuments. Tho Palais Roy
al is progressing rapidly, and will
toon be itself again. The sca!olding
for the Fcndome C"'umn--.a splendid
piece Of workmanship is finished, and
the column is about to be begun The
Tuilerios and the Hotel dc Nille-or
rather the remains Of them .-.arc also
in the hands Of the wprkmcn, but
several years will clapsc be foreatbcy
are finished. $