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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-03


EsIAgEs- last sis aoSaas sc,.s O.
" TfLxz on usERy. $40, 81 : '''s w.
sa sess 70 81 xi Lawos I. 7,
POWELL OF l4YpElEsTEy FIJI PSoaxsprse, {. !,
q BrNP on BAsKRrpTcY SEA = 80
The above, with a large and ofad s,a.c
are always be found al our sio TsA Oh
psss as s ssa PET ssi 81; y ss s e
nervous subscribers as soon as ready. - Sf' nu-
sgRATTAN's RET0RTs. Vol ~
MILFORD n% foDE op YiRe lsl1 BY George Wyfhe
4s ACTS OF LEGlsLATURE. is7a-'zs. go 2
) AMERICAN REPORTS. vot a. 95tf2<s ~ Z
& ENGLIsH RKPoRTs Vol q. II a. sss,s-,
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,iU0LUM ME 20, GRATTAN's REP0pTS.
~ Code OF Virginia, is7s; Acts OF Assenhiy ,ss,'
can Reports, volume +; Enssh R s9aoe Ame,i
sandsfs suits In Equity, yefumeI; Guieoo,. Ill.,
Of nrgaIs ksg0rss 8allaees Ta,ed Es
Orders solicited for the above At 13Is M.,,
Bankrupt and other Legal Blanks y '1.l ~ eel.
81 the ME w. woT TS 10 aud large STOCK Of STAND
!. A III h az sor sals K 9sAspotrH rser,sn
MICE sTATIOSERY.-French Fn,;;.s-
- and American Note and Letter Papers. VIM
Initial Paper and Envelopes In boxes:
Gold Pens-the finest made-wflh or githopt fyo,a
Portfolios. of morocco and papiar. nsehle G.
Portable Witing-D Desks, OF papier-mact!e ro.s.
= wood, walnut, and fancy woods; iee-
Ynkstands in great variety, Fancy Psper- Nsrsn,s
"a 4 Z. Letter. Gins and BilI-EIolders -
Fine Pocket-Knfyes and Erasors,
s Pocket. books and Bankers Cases
~! Memorandum Books I'M great variety
Diaries for 1878, Blanx~Books OF every dcscdrH,,
81 .giag W0VDHOUSE 4 PARHIT
y NH 70 - 1905 Main street
TNKs:-sOUT1WAsK COMPANY'S
IL ENGLISH WRITING INK writes black and
never fades. Sole agent for Unified States
2 SCHhNCK, TAG CO., s. Beekmau glrce,, MY.
3 NH 1s-3nl.>. ,s.ls-...r.st 81;
THE LARGEST BLANK-B0OK AND
4 LPAPER-BOX, MANUFACrORY SOUTH OF
PHLLADELPHIA.-Th undersigned have this day
.tyle Of SIMONS q KEININGHAM tor the manu-.
iacture of BEANk-BOOKS and PAPER B0XEs.
The business will be carried On at No. I south
rwelfthstreet, corner Main. s
I 'd9is5 Ha4f WILLIAM E. eISEONs,
Il. s.a.s9s#, >,sltE,W 81. lPeterl Il BIRMINGHAM
RICHMOND, VA, January !. s7a ia ll-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-03

NE SPECIAL ATTENTION is called
ito the sale of the HANDSOME FURNITURE be-
longing to the late Mrs. Sophia G. Deane TO take
o ace at 10 o'clock TIL IS MORNING.. Amongst the
articles there are TWO PIANOs--one seven-oc.
taye, made by knabe, aud cost originally $500.
ap alt W. GODEIN, Auctioneer.
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The Virginia General Assembly, adjourned
She dite Yesterday. Y 7 = u
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sPErTAT 'noTarEs|iI..

~ SPECIAL MOTTO Pr OF EssoH
STONE VIII form d esass for sSTH t6sTlIeO1a "
nf an the phases OF anime
magnetismat Exchange Hotel This tTharsaayl eve s
ming ate O'Clock. up JEW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

1EORl SALE, a most desirable and COM
Il plete EQUIPMENT for parties starting house
keeping or furnishing rooms--ContsiniD2 every IT,
quisite, including furniture for two chambers
'sittfng-room, dinnfng-room, and kitchen bed
clothes and linen, tai,.e!inen, napkins orockery
glass, china, silver ware mattresses. pillows toilet
sets, carpets, mattpgs. Window hades, &C.. &C.
Everything In perfect order; and but httls used.
articles on second floor Of residence No. 301 North
Twelfth street, between the hours Of II a. NJ. ami
P. NJ. on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday,
Articles sold Us lot or otherwise.
Terms cash, or thirty days with security
nm 1-;fk .Lg.Efstt f-ts-. u
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ID e II OV. A II .sstaf.t .En;I stE$
Having removed from my old store on Broad
street into the large aud cspacioas building inca
Matn street, between Twelfth and Thirteenfh take
Tits method OF Informing my friends and patrons
that I have Just returned from the North with q
stock Of MEMS, YOUTHS, and Boys CLOTH
ING and CENT? EMEN'S SUPERVISING GOODS
which cannot be surpassed for style and quality In
the city, apd which am determined TO sen Mt such
low prices as Will repay those 81 need Of such goods
20 call and see me. NJ W.. ROSE
8 NH 70 No. 1909 Main street, RichmoSd, va. i
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! JAMES MES RIVER l,!dsIs s lE y
FOR NEW YORK, PHI LLADELPIIIA!,,,, BAL BAL
; TIM0RE, NOREOLk,. PORTsM0gTH,
lg, AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS III
- =. ON THE JAMES RIVER. !
The fast and elegant United States mai! steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain, q. G.; CLIFFORD,
leaves compangs wharf, at Rocketts, for the above,
ralped places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAfS.an o
FRIDAYS al A. NJ, and returns on Yuesday,
Thursday, and saturday aftern cons at O'Clock:
From this date March 27tl) Sandy Point Bran
don Point, and Dunmore Landings via oe aisoon-
Passengers connect al Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, ano
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arri
Of steafiers 'sF - - =
Fafe to New York: %
Eare TO Philadelphia. sp
FTfe 10 Bsltipere. "
Fare 10 NOfI0lK "
= Tickets on gale ut CARRIER 6 CO.'S EXPRESS
and baggage checked through. 49, s,s.-
Freight received DAILY for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on Chesa'
peake bay. and all regular landings ON james riveJ,
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from A. NJ. till 8 T. 81.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
+ 80 t.,s ,'t LIB. TATUM, General Agent.
Office, COmpanys wharf.
Branch Office, corner Main and Ninth streets.
-. = st
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T1OR NEW YORK.--O LD DO-IT%Gs
u MINTONsTEASfsHIPC COMPANY. ssss
The side-whecl 4 steamships OLD DOMleI0SS
WYANCxE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA. Nj.
AGARA, ALBEsIARLE, and HATTERAS leave
Network for Norfolk, City Point and Richmons
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sATURDAst
y Leave syeVi Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY ut high tide. qrr H..54 ~ s,E5 j:
-, These ships are entirely new. They have elcgan,
saloons. stafe-roou,s, and bathrooms. 80 ~
: The fare, accommodations, and attention are mn
:. FrsiSIits for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. tsstSsai5 Is - !ss.tI,s,] ,
J. Close connections made. With steamers for al
southern and European ports
For further INFORMATION, apply 10 At ~ 81 y =
re- 80 GEORGE w. ALL IN & CO., Agents, ziFs
ys5 .,,f.@1,,..I....,. No. 3 Cover nor street.
~ join p. MAYER. .;rr'.'e7,1s, ;apa x
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Mr.. OUEsENBERRY, from the committee ap'
pointed to wait upon the Governor, return
ed to the Senate after brief absence and re-
ported that the Executive had no further
communication to make other than to tender
to each senator bis best wishes, &o. se,.- ::
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n NKs.-sOUTHWARK COMPANY,S
IL ENGLISH WRITING INK writes bI,ck and
never fades. sole agent for United States, N'''
SCHENCk TAG CO., s. Beeknan greet, n. ".
NH lS-3tu -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-03

Mr.. ANDERSON Of Rockbrtdge, on behalf
of the members OF the Senate generally, pre-
sented Mr.. Shelton c. Davis, Clerk Of the
Senate, through the President, with hand
some and costly gold watch.chafn. MIR. Da.
yis! was taken completely Jby surprise, but
without the least embarrassm returned MS
thanks II, graceful little speech, which re.
Effected Che greatest credit upon the faithful
and deserving officer. 'lf72f'JS f'F-t
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19

MlAhp TRAIN, N,-Northward, will leave Del
mar az - !. NJ. Laurel 3.l2 Seaford, 3.43:
Pridge'ille, 4 20 Greenwood, 4 80 Pennington
8 30 Middleiown, T.39. Arrive a, Wilmington
o0Oi Philadelphia 1 90 Baltimore, 50, r.
VI
Southwarl will leave Phila nt II 30 p. N.
Baltimore, 80; Wilmington, r. IS New cas-
tie, ! 20; Middlciowu 2.2i; Townsend 2ss :
CLAYTON, 305 Dover 3s2 Wyoming % :
FELTON,, 4.09 Harrington, IL Pennington
I 81 Greenwood, sos Brtdgevic $50 Sea-
ford. Il Laurel, 6 II pelmar. 80.
Tn. mixed train will be run subject TO icla,.
inciden, TO freight business aud viii stop only
at stations where time is gwen,
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Phila-
helphih at : 80 \. VI. Leave Philadelphia,
lsliP. V. and Wilmington, les p. " for
New Caste
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional 10 those above have SMYRNA for
CLAYTON \ ~ \. ". and 50 =. u. leave CLAYTON
for SMYRNA 20 A. NJ and COOP NJ leave
70 make connection with trains 10 and from Do
set, an3 stations south.
CONNECTIONS.
- fown'cni, aifh The Kent County and
QHret AHnr ktHt Railroads AT CLAYTON.
~i'h Nl and pd L L II Harrington with
: & q Z Il A. Sca'ard VT. uo-tcsfcr and
hctmar" L r. ~ ucmtr. with Eastern shore
Z aai Wieou3ca 4ai r5cumokeR L r.
Nay %, II + KENvc9 sap,rn,enIsa,
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
REMON y l..
MRS. A. ". MCKEE. NiddictOwn,

Having kcmoyel from til OH stand opposite
thc PcninsLlar Machine Norks. 10 hse door- -aai
OF Broad on Main Street, would announce 10 the
tgtic ,ha, she has just received from the city /
iulll or MILLINERY GOODS ani Trimming.
a The latest STYLES Thankful tor past patronage
tie respectfully solicits tie favor ot 4 call,
anr aG-lms
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
The cNliddletolrn transcript
rs rusLisnKp Every SATURDAY ny
Edward Reynolds.

rERMS-S2 90 year, payable In advance.
no paper discontinued until SO ordered, except at
the option Of the publisher.
RATES OF ADvERTiSiNG.-Adver
of 10 lines or less will bc inserted twice for 81 90,
and Is cents for each additional insertion. Bus
iness cards, $40 per year. one-qnar'er OF col
hmn, months, IS; 6 months, SIS; one year,
S25 0ne-half OF a column, months, SIS Q
months, $50; one year, $50. One column, one
year, SiDO. Business Locals 10 cents line for
each insertion. Marriages and Deaths inserted
free. Obituaries charged for at regular advcr-
Using rates.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
VERY VALUABLE FARM
At
PRIV ATE. - y LIE.

The undersigned offers nt private sale one uf
Mo fines, farms IN Kent County. Nh !, Icing
the property of Wm 4. nricc situated IN ih-
hfu vl-r,ion dis'rc, Of .sjd county oa tie pub
Iir road leading from Sa-safris 70 Galcn' The
sdl farm contains aln acres Of Land al highly
ruliiratcd unA very rjch, The hrn 4 srlrniIi.
IL wa,crrl anl Nutrl There ' ou 'hr fitW
300 peach trees uf chricc varieties aua 10 lHH
l-ariag. aud, al.o 1870 ono yctr ail also a
hnc apple aud >ar orchard IS also herri,s
plum, asparagus sirAwhcrries 81. y Z ron-
ySni.n, 10 railroads 'r'rgrtphs sieaWbot's.
,hurcncS Schools mills post oNiees ( The
said property Is improved With tur. large
huIsom- brick house, will t'l necessary uut-
buildings, a.! in fr.i-ratc repair Ncgbhothcod
hcnlh, and social
have also for sale ,wo other iac fIrm' 10 ihc
same uci .hAofhood 49, el-o, several suHl.tr
farms in different pat's nf h rag0if
For prices AMI any pItiicu'Nr. apply 20 OF
address, u JAMES iLAi hi~ioNt
ArfuRSE4 AF LAW
July l.-;w. Chcsiertowr hrai Co. MI
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
Real estate.
Executors Sale

Df virtue OF an order of the Orphans Court
- Of the State OF Delaware, in and for New
Castle County, made the 2sth day Of May, A. y.
1873 will be exposed TO sale, a, public auction,
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19

while seated a, home al None = my dwelling.
WAS startled to hear at ny door such pe!'ing,
Ia anger rose AMI and rush / 10 The door
Wta ny head al rh,r..ns ! could stand /; no
more.
soon reached tn. door threw !, Md. opc,,
Bu, 10 one WAS here but ,iitle own afthu
With package . circulars al folded 50 neat,
Ctns out Read ,he circulars i you want yoar
goods cheap
IN hearing such new. nv heart gave bound
Being Just in the act OF preparing for town,
relieved him OF one, returned 20 my chair
Ari these are the contents Of what read there
Kind Invitation We extend u you all,
Anl hopc a, the ihfee-s'ort brCk YOU will call.
70 esamiuc new goods just opened and marked
Aithr creates, reductions that ever were thought
We har. tic, FOR the ladies a, prices so cheap
Handkerchief h-m.tirchci so pretty and neat,
That all uho bsheia them viii surely believe
A, nrt rolis s,are you car bargains receive.
onr Japanese stripes, Ecrnati, AMI lawns.
We wish vou 10 sec. as well as erttonnes,
Rrrhes bias utkings and trimmings uf all kinds
An assor,nrn, Of which can he had in our line
uf sas,im.res AMI restiugs cur stock IL complete
Hats caps and nees-iirs so pretty and neat,
That manT have -sit IN country Rni rnfrd,
They 50 much rsjoc-d sFch a store had been
f0aui
To the aides attention We particularly call,
Iioyts Canister Teas we are selling 10 al
These have been proved by many and tested
TO DO exactly what Iloyt ha, always represented
n favor and strength is desirable Ia iea.
Ask FOR the "Cauis,cr with true guarantee
They're better aud cheaper than sold in The chest
And Il not satisfactory, no charge for the test.
Bear with US Kind friends. again we will say,
We Te adopted Il rue carried ont in thu. way:
Ten per cent. eff on dry yoods when cash you do
pay
Five per cent off on groceries, is III. news OF the
day.
Bat now comes the news tia, make our friends
quake
when you lay down the cash, ten per cent, on
we take
From calico prints which never bsfor. happened
In city or town since day manufactured.
For fear Of creating too much excitement this
week
We will close and invite yeu to the ,hree-s,ory
brick,
And plsdging ourselves you will never rsgre, Il,
n you'll call with your cash and don't ask for
credit.
sy. REYsoLps.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
CAMP MEETING.

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
public that he will he prepared to accommodate
those wanting hoard aud sleeping accommoda-
,ions n, the Backbird Camp Meeting. TERMS
MODERATE II. II. ELlASoN,
July l2-3w. Middletown, Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19

rlf5sr' IL DELAYS Incident r frsjsht fssine,.
Tl, 'Fain Ui'l stop 'p t,ke III passengers only \
lt stations NAMED. hat vi cave passenger. 4,
any stopping f.aee except ilare5s Coruef State
kld. Rodney Armstrong and Dupont
THAI prompt time shall c aa,lr NJ III snre con.
ucciians with Philadelphia aal New YORK Il 4.
important ilt, shipper. ,hoall hy. their frfi sht
~ I've srseril .'ali.Hs At i-asl unc hour before
the tram Is due 20 ig4Yr
ih., rain viii b. Withdrawn whenever thc In.
'c+csi of ihr company requires H.
June II II F kENNEf sapt.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
GOMEZ Tlexs
Il. " Il b. Il. Il DELAWARE DE
VISION
Notice to Fruit Growers.

Is aA litpn 70 'l,r REX luz Nurht, Trains now
] rlaeas 40 EXTRA bAlGT FREIGHT
TRAIN. snUitts is Hicl Wtl passenger csr
aH'ehcl %iil commence running artwcen WI
m'ue'au anl Harrington Noui4s. i.a, 3D. 7s
Lcty.ns Whining s.oa Rtr q 4 y. ana stopping
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
LIG GHTNIN NG r Cd S

I would respectfully exienI an invitation 10 ali
i in need oil l.ish;oius Rod. 'o go me cati
- | am prepared 10 furnish aud pt' ap " .hat'
rotitr suj ctior article q rnrc COPPER ROB
of any length nqutca "itbnHt ans iolH'inF. Z
can lie seen at mt stove store In Niia.ctuNut Del
rss- old rods durablf repaired
nnr .C-u j. o ROBERTS
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
MUSIC.

lItSlC TOT parahcs excursions. pic.nir' kr
NI either lirnss or String will 10 furnished hy
the DIAMOND STATE coRNEr BANp Of Mto-
,dlc,owu. rs,- Terms moderate
". II JOHNSON,
may 3l3m business Manager
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
THE
AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE.
NEW IMPROVED THE BEST FOR ALL
PURPOSES. IT MAS NO EQUAL
SIMPLE, kIGHr, EAsrto LEARN,
AND NPARA TfTELY
NOISEL ESS
A Model Of Simplicity & Durability
Ahead Of Ali Competitors in
Improvement.

II you want a Pcrfec; Machine for nll kinds
Of work this Is the ouly machine TO huy,ns 1t IN.
great advantages over all Others, u few "f which
are here given:
The Tensions arc more easily. evenly and per-
fcctly adjusted. the Under Tension being self
regulating and no ihreading-up required In the
shuttle. The Under Thread is drawn from a
short, deep Bohhin, giving perfectly even ten
sion, never breaking the ihrcad-mHkng the
lock-siich the strongest aud hest
The Feed can bc quickly raised or lowered to
adapt i, 10 thick or thin material Also the
length OF stitch can be regulated from above
while the machine is in motion.
The simple manner in which the mnchine Is
threaded makes u easy Of accomplishment by the
most inexperienced
There Is 10 machine which Is 20 ea'il learned
and which combines Li-hiness with Durability
For these and many other reasons the Ameri-
can Machine is the hes, in which TO invest your
money
sold At 4 moderate price, and on terms so easy
IS 10 We within the rc1rh % Ait.
~ Warranted 10 give entire stt't.clion
Office and sale.rooms
507 King Street, Wilmington, Del.
~ CLAYTON nntsE ngitnNG.
July le-3m. J Il PRIMROSE MxAGrR
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK. !

CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,
Middletowu, Del. July eth. 1873. I
The Board of Directors have this day declared
n ssmi-aunral DIVIDEND OF -Four az Per Cent.
clear OF taxes, payable TO the s,ockhoders on and
aftsr tie 18th inst. J.R HALL,
July ~ n. Cashier.
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
Railroad Iime- Gables.
@4A a
Delaware Rail Road Line.
Summer Arrangemenl.
sorra,

M and AFTER Sunday, June 3oih. ls,s, tsundays ex
" evpie1i Trains will leave as follows;
NORTH sotrR
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
Groceries, Fruits and Provisions,

s. NJ. Reynolds stock Of Ladies' Misses and
childrsn's button snd lace lasting, aHd kid shoes
Is now complete, having added TO our already
large stock three hundred pair, direct from ,bs
factory Ladies', call aud examine them
Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
DANCING ACADEMY

Dgor. l.. II. GAwpoNSGl m. tho r,.osgfe
j 10 inform The ladies aaA gentlemen Of A.l-
d'etoan and is vicinity that hc has opened
Dancing SchoSl IN tNs 'o@p.
ProsG invites those who wish 20 rstfpnizr t.
ie At the Town Hall On Mcinc.lIv- ThursttEs
rud Fridn,s, at O'Clock. T. ~ Eseniu- las
~ u clock. same dtys.
TEans n Apsaxcu For one fron family Il
course Of lessons - fHu for two ar mote ile
course lessons. - ou--carh pupil.
Jane as ls13-3w,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
- A witness examined for several hours

- - A witness examined for several hours.
Sgless akkdd fora glass of water
gyMTIhere, said the judge, let the witness
<kgd 9sdabave pumped him dry
illustrated journalism is on the march
DinC Chicago. The Eeenisy Journal give,
graphic picture of the editor-in chief
ana his baby, surrounded by gifts sent
in 'sfor notice. ~
n Dennis ,O'Shunnesfy advcrtiscs az fol
lows in, the Columbus Republican: 81
asAthfrcby, give notice that my wife Bridget
.aA9hss'rleft, my bed and board, and that |
A'ss'wif ndt pay her debts as we are not
samarriei.a 4.
A Pittsburgh paper wants real
printers monument erected to Horace
Greelcy, ITO be cast from worn-out type,
which, newspaper officers from all over
She e6un'ty can contribute, aud mounted
eeqsgFsi.e base gnaro
The editor of tho X aoxvillo Press has
Hts 'aapieasaht feeling toward. the C'hnonich
.szk,rpan, ,Sahf, no result one goes armed
with stone in a stocking, and the
other carries chcess.kn down, his
lssmsacskS an RGt aH
sSss.r s My II it" asked Frenchmau of a
.'.s' switser, '"that you Swiss always fight
s"" ior money, while the French only fight
FIR hopor?" 81 suppose" answered the
Swis, "thn each fights for what he
ulost lacks"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
At Private Sale.

FNHE PLANTATION forming n part Of:
Il the Estate Of the late Col. Keitt. and
known as'the DARBY PLACE. The tract
consists of about GOO acres, one half weif
Timbcred, the remainder Rich, BED, Loasa
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. These.
are the Finest LaEds in the Diatrics. and
were valued ut $40 per acre in 1866. Weul1
be sold for one .half tsas-~arice now. One
fourth cash, tho reniair or in three install
ments bearing interest from date and ss-
Cured by n.JrtSaye OF tho same. 4
Fhis IS splendid chance for any one a..
string 30 secure Rich Lands, fine Water Pa,ss
err, excellent Cattle Range and RcansS
NeighborhOed. Apply to 81
Mrs. T.. M. KsEFF.
Or y @ &trrf, Es4<
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25

6ec,pz, rsnalv ,ha nm, .,o HTu aTDa .ar h ,hore ei
tried II. Know That Il cmc, them those Who have
nnt ~ Sm wv, i. IL u, .G .i,oso wti9 nave
and ali m.n,v h. & !, @ nGa oc
a tft !, o u,s Ms uoes o,So @ ,. eoes III
80. -Iton W M & thSynsondS ,a.,t y, na; N.Y.
thonsands of a,rh acot., ~ ,hci rc,,r. hI aa upoa
prn, NJ. iTUmnS ~; @ put s"Un cures are
nubish them Sdsn,n9 tn n,I aycs am, cond;t,nns
IN nll cjimatas contpinir- nni,hsr cainn,oI ~
.leIctcr;ons d,,,g thox ,,sou hc t,kon With o ety y
Inv anybolr T6nir syynrs,,tna NJ nressrrcs shc,yy
eyar G-ah and fGem Mas .s,,t to take ,Sbvn
bcin, nnroIv yoe,otohia ~ h,r, co a,;sn, ,,.n,,
their use in nny 5mnntiiy NV ' NA ."A "AA'' 'io''
TThey oneratc hv thc;r norv,rS,, ,,dporce n, tbo
informal risccra 70 purify tho blood and stmnIatS
it into healthy actfonMrernov,, tho oi,strmctionS
OF The stomach bowels, liver, and other eFgans OF
and bv cnrrectinr wbornyeS ,hev eIIst ,nch Go,.
rangements e, rs are thosarst origin Of disease.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25

GS 10 $40 PER DAYs Agents
pO WANTED. All classes Of working
people, of either se1, young or old, make
more money at work for us In their spare
moments, or oil the time. thah a. anything
olse. Particulars free. Address
G. STINS0N & co,
sept =" --!o Portland. Maine.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tie purposes OF q Laxative

Perhaps no one meti..
cine Is so universally
required by every
body as n caifartic,
nor was eyer any DO.
fore 80 universally
edolAed into use, in
every country and
Among all classes, rs
this mild but efficient
Ipurgatiyc PiH. Tho
obvious reason Is,
that II Is g more relia.
Ill -I
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
Ay1r's(A Aglgals Cure,

For Fever and Asue, Intern,ittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
AGue, Periodical or Biljoufy Fever, CO..
and indeed all the affectio' - which arise
nom malarious, marst, or miaamatio
poisons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAzETTE.]
anceli<ii,lrIeS,

New YORK, Nov. lQ-Cauastata, n. l.,
adv.ces say that Vim. Stone, arrested as the
concoctor Of a plot 10 burn that place, is u law
yer Of mere than ordinary ability but has Of
late horrc bad rcpu,atrn Woodford, who
was caush firing he Park House, was, ten
years ago. on: Of the most promising young
lncn ri he place.
SYRACUSE, \. T., Nov. 10. Although
three men suspected Of causing incendiary fires
al Ca!,asl;.ta have been in custody since Satur-
day, another iuc"ndiary fire occurred Sunday
night, By which dwelling and barn We're
burned. Intense excitement still continues
AMONG the people OF CanastaIa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-10
's'sse Markets..

NEW YORK. Nnv. l0-Stocks dali. Money
T. God I. Flour quiet and heavy. Wheat
quiet and l!rm. Corn stea1y.
BALTIMORE Nov. lO.--Virg ina SKIES, consol
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ton irmcr--iiii .l&l. Foir duh and heavy
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$50 - d" Family - -; ely Mills Superfnt
| / - 81 d.. Extra L I1aS7 30; do. Family 81
$40 10 Wheat nor" ,scLive; amber l62ll53
good . pri.nc + d 80. l6s white choice ld2al6j;
others Unchanged Corn quiet; white Southern
4 -; yellow Southern 81 .G7i new Southern 81
.G: mixed Western 81. Oels active: Southern
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htH.,r II. t0,.W. Hay Unchanged. Provisions
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