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The New York herald., 1874-08-14
UTICA PARK.

Third Day Of the Third Annual Trotting
Meeting-Wensley Boy the Winner Of
the Postponed 2s45 Race, Nashville
Girl the 2,3s Purse, and Lucille Gold
dust the 1890 CONTEXT.
UTICA, N. Y, August 13, 1874.
There was an immense attendance at the third
DAYS trotting OF the Utica Park Association. The
weather was cloudy and cool, and the track not
withstandIng the heavy rain OF last night, was in
good condition.
THE POSTPONED 2:45 RACE
The unfinished race OF yesterday was the first
trotted. Wellesley Boy Magnolia and Major Root
being the winners OF heats yesterday were the
only contestants to-day. Magnolia was the favor
tie and the betting heavy, and foul driving on
the part OF the driver OF Magnolia being claimed
all bets were declared of The race was won BY
Wellesley Boy. The.iollowing Is iull
UTICA, N. Y, AUGUST IL AND 10, sH-Purse
$780, lor horses tnat never beat 2.45 mile heats
best three in AVE. in ma ness s55o 70 first $s76 to
Twssse!1'S Ew.S,s ar D. Ssanes 4 melIs ey Boy
Nodise's b. m. m. Volunteer Maid. Maid. s 5dis
DIVERS s.g. T. J. S'Ieppnt SStepaens'....." d,s.
f'N""fr Time, q a:ssrs:a7~a:s = ~ :sc-i:@Ha: :ssx.
Abner Rush, OF Sharon, Pa the driver or Mag;
nola, was expelled from all tracks Of the National
Trottlng Association ior foul driving
TIE 2:38 PURSE.
The first race on today's programme was for
purse OF So 000, mile heats best three In five, In
harness. Tor 2 38 class-$1500 to first, $3.50 TO sec
ond $3.50 to third, $500 to fourth. Nashville Girl
was the favOrite and won In three straight heats.
SUMMARY.
Williams b. m. Nashville Girl. .............. l
McKe0ns ch. z. Reserve.
simmons b. m. Bella.
DeGran's 9. g. fearaway. ay...................
WILSON'S or. IN. FRANK. nk.......................
Cons br. m. Lady Woods. ................. 3d1s
Nodlne's D. z. Hamton .................. . '9!s
Twltcnelfs b. m. Kittie.. dis
Time. 2:3l-2:28 H-225.
THE 2:26 CONTEST.
The next and last event OF the race was tne
1926 contest. 1t was won by Lucille Goiddust.
SUMMARY,
PURSE OF 5000, lor horses that have never
beat 2:26; mile heats, best tnreo In nve, In mar
ness; a. 500 the FIRST ST. $50 to the second, $3.50
to the tbird and $500 to the fourth horse.
Green's br. m Lucille Goddusr-....... l j
Fllcher's b. g. Commodore. .............
Oliver's's. z. Thomas L. Young. ..........2 "a
Wilson's q. m. Grace. e..................... dis
whites br. y. Buzz. dis
Time, 2:25-2:25-2:22h-2:22K.
The New York herald., 1874-08-14

Destitute Sick ChIldren's Excur5ion
Fund.
The following additional contributions have
been received by Rev. Alvah Wiswall, Master OF
St. Johns Guild, and handed to Henry G. Dewitt,
The New York herald., 1874-08-14

THE 226 CONTEST.
The next and last event OF the race was the
2 :26 contest. 1t was won by Lucille Goiddust.
SUMMARY,
PURSE OF $4,000, or horses that have never
beat 2:26: mile heats, best tnreo In 1ve, in har-
ness 81 500 90 the rst, Sl250 to the second, $150
The New York herald., 1874-08-14

SANE DAY-SECOND RACE-TROTTING.-Purse OF
500, lor teams that never beat three minutes
mile heats best three IN fve $50 to the first, $50
to the second and $40 to the third horse.
James Campbell's 8. g. Billy and blk. g.
Regulator ........................
A. Howe's b. e. Winslow and b. &. Watson. 3 2
Peter Williams b. q. Tom Berger and b. m.
The New York herald., 1874-08-14

SAME DAY-THIRD RACE -RUNNING.-Purse OF
$780, for all ages bali mile heats; $35 to the first,
$40 to the second and IS to the third horse.
]. Boughrum's blk. g. Gerald Perrine) ...... /
r. Mehan's 8. z. Tom Collins (Wihams)
Charles Staly's b. Y. Billy Bluff tAdriance)-...
A. A. hnsteln's b. c. Idaho (F1tzgerad) 4
J. LAWS b. e. Rockford (Cumnlngs) 80. .....5
L. Cooks ch. .c........................ dr.
Time, 57H-56.
SANE DAY-FoURTR RACE-TRoTTING.-
5000; mile heats, best three In five, in harness.
L. Dunham's s. g. George formery Beppo). 80. Q /
P. Watersons br. 3. Charles Davis. .......... dis
Time, 5:05-2:55z.
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0IMMONS'S HEPATIC CUMPOUNDc;-
- TErom Rev. Thomas Gaysor, of the south "a "a
rolIna Conference. LAWN: ,, Sgpg
Der s. 1873 Brother htn gs ure Valuable fam
f ne edicpe could not be Induced to be without
It In my family. don't know thar car s ESQ
P For sale 10y WOOD SONS, wholesale mha r.
tall at 81 per bottle.
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AUCTION sAEEs-This Dov
REAL ESTATE EyrUtrIp
= I.1-'LE>
BY Gribbs & Williams,
Auctlonecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and g.ns


A LARGE AND GRAND OFFERING
4 q :. LET ty AL Is INTskESTEn CAREFULLY
R HEAL, M aS ~, lEFogM THEMSELVES fsE-
one oNEH IL p1 aN - T fAtt
GTBLY-sITUATED ILOrS in THS CiTY ..LiS
MANCHESTER TO BE SOLD AT The K.t St
ESTATE EACHhEGE IN RICHMOND az
THURSDAY The 9th day Of April. c9mnere inv
at IL O'Clock II.
ON The day above named we VIII sell by rccues,
Of William g; Taylor, Esq. at he Req! Estate *.
BUILDING LOTS. fronting on Coward.a ,sirest
extend d, Taylor, Glasgow, and Railroad strcefs
between Many: Lee, Marx, aad Maso. street,. ave,
tful LOTS on Porter and Perry streets. between
Eighth and Eleventh streets, ranging from 90~
l1Sh to 50x1 so feet. in the most desirable part Or
The property IN the city Of Manchester has made
rapid Increase III value IN the last two wears. irS
population has grown 25 per cent. In the same De-,
Rod, new buildings are going up oaiiy. Its growth
In prosperity Is unexam plea In tic history OF Viz
gIria titles, and with Its unequalled water yoY,r
ard facilities for transportation, 1t Is SAT. 10 say
that Manchester IS destined tc By one OF the tr.t
manufacturing cities Ia the south.
The handsome free bridge, just constructed. con-
meeting the city Of Manchester with the c!ty OF
Richmond, must lEdnce large access Of popu-
distance from its business centre readily cGtn-
mands from five 10 zen times the price al which ,lee
LOTS are likely 10 be sold.
No one having fuE ds to invest c9H possibly i.s
to do we'll BY purchasing at this sale.
Especial attention Is Invited TO the following at
tractive
TERMS OF SALE, TO WIT: One-fourth cash bel-
ance at six, twelve, and eighteen month. for neso-
table notes, with interest at six per cent, ant
cured bv deeds of trust. And further, any pur.
chaser may discharge tile whole or any part oil h!s
purchase money by rendering In payment any GER
tifcate OF Indebtedness from The Lrm OF Messrs.
Isaacs. Taylor & Williams.
LIthographcd maps will be furnished upon appl-
cation TO Aiessrs. Moody & Royal. II Manchester
or at ibis Office. GkUBBS & WILLIAMS,
n,h27 kucione.!S.
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BY Hill & Goddin.
..... by Hlli q Gouoln. ,,t.-.
Real Estate AuctioEeers and Agents,
No. 110S Main street,

ARGE AND VERY ATTRACTIVE
IL SALE OF s.UEE THAN Two HUNiiRED
BIJILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, Az AUCTI0N.-By virtue OF a dcel o OF
trust executed by Philip I. johnson 10 franS ~;
Hill and Lawson Nuually, for certain purposes
Therein mentioned, we. the undersigned, VIII on
w EUNr SHAY the 18TH day OF APRIL 1879, on
Tho premises. at O'Clock =. W., offer Tor sllc ~
nubiic auction all those certain BUILDING LII
described In the said deed. a PIE. being rec0Laca
with The said deed. in the clerk vince OF lhG Cnah-
crry Court OF tue said city, commencing at tnc CIR
ner of Clay and Twelfth streets, and comprising
ycntl, Twelfth, Thirteenth, fourtccnfh, ana M
tcpnth Streets
THIS sale brings into market larger ana more
attractive list OF city real estate than has oeen OIL
fcred before for Lumber OF years. ana presents an
onnOr;uuity for persons Of all Glasses 10 PROVIDE
Themselves with suitable building sites seldom II
ever met with in one sale.
The property will be sold on terms equally at
traciiye placing the purchase OF city lot IN Inc
reach of The humbcS while those seeking attract
I've and costly lots may he suited IS we'll
Parties desiring to purchase will please examine
thc property before the day of sale. The auctiei-
GERS will take pleasure In owing the property ac-
cordlng to map now In their office. -
All persons having claims against hr. i'l!llp L;
johnson, OF his brother, the late General Edwasa
A. johnson are requested to preSen4 them 10 rsfN
ID. Hill before the day OF sale, THAI arrangements
may he made to settle them
TERMS: Oae.third cash: balance at six, iweiVe,
and eighteen months, with SIX per cent. interest
added. FRANh u. HiEL,
Trustees.
Sale conduct d by HILL & GoDpIS, Aucuoneers.
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.usyrr0N sALEs-Fuenre SHs -
By erubbs & Williams
ya,, Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
,,,s.a,,,h atrect between Main and bauk.

-~rrr,rnR,s SALE OF VALUABLE aBd,t
IL REAL n EsTsappgEo t II 1HEREsTso.;a tsa-
MONT Mn execution Of the last r W. licensed,
fament Of the late William of decree OF the
aud by the spec ~ Richmond win sell at o aaer
Hhancsly thn PREMISES rcspectivelS i ~ hTE-to
Named below, The following HH1 u
Wit: oo+,, Aprtl, at AZ o'clock n :: m n
On 9HNnnSau;S E Of The decedtS nnsee streets
tc l a,u If Grace anu thereto
with The Improvements aTu handsome Bsi md
belonging the =, FEN rooms beslues nE, mild
BU!LDi .M',oU%,onienccs also kitchen n"'
inss . ,o sold with the residence se,s I,i vii
about 7ox16S9e autfa togener 70
mg The residence Oh the se 10 The alley above re-
feet. running back IL Do is'S $50, ,,ar-
ferTe,d to- g. m admirable opporrtbgnv,yd desirable
son Wishing 10 pu relInI lots at Of the Des'
dence or eligible PM nest streets In the ely n
points ~ 21st APT'is r 81 by the late DR.
,,C large BRICK N Ns,doc,e aud ONCE. situated on
John Gull en-; Tor Iasa street. between
the noI.nmrnorj aud Fourteenth on struction con-
Ur ia OF the most SUBS ;n tho comfort OF large
tains every ip en- very conveniently situated LOT
family ,ntsnrc of persons In buslhess ~ te ,.
the of tn. city should attract teir EARNEST
Interest EDNEsDAY. 22d april, at s o'clock p 2.
On " ACRES OF LAND on the stony Kun
nl., near Hardns shop, presenting large
~ frontage, which may be Dy PEopsI h tts ront
turned into building lois 10 W 'otu " VAC
1921 TERMS are very liberal-to wit: One-fourth
,ab balance at six, twelve, ana eiShteen months
TOT neso'i'"o A. -. WILLIAMS,
GU Executor Of William Rutherford, deceased
GRIrHES Il WILLIAMS, AuciloncsrS. up v
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-. = ~. s.eamer Europe.

Nro, ycns. Apri! S.-The General trans
49,. S,n,rnar,y,s steamship Europe, re-
1 49, Yesterday as abandoned at sea IN |
La;T str condition. was believed to nave oeen
sha ,x-st and safest vessel on The line a'ter tne
ioss of the Vile du Havre. She was coar
,,s,ss,iyely new, and was built az Giaseom.
k.ast wear she was heightened at Ne" oas :se
and was altered iIon s
wheel steamer to propeller. sne wa, ,d do az
manded by Captain Lemar!', an ao;s a ,ho ON.
nerienced officer. who had peeu ~ r nv roors
nloy;af the company for nutspei l, o ani
He had always been constdcieo j" '"''o'
careful navigator o,ifast of cargo,
- J !, "a sunposed, was Of the usual CHAR
~ ~ the ships OF this line, consisting Oh
s;iks wines. Sc, has yet been received III
the countrv. Four hundred passengers ana
crew were saved.
Iofer.--The value OF the steamship Eu.
rope is about Sl,2ao,00Q She was insured
in French insurance companies Tor ABOUT
twotbirds of her value The cargo was
1 very valuable, consisting chiefly OF SILKS,
wines. sardines. &c. Her agents think that
on this trip she certainly carried ssea'
ouautitv of fine goods for the spring tf'Ge'
and that the value Of the cargo was not Jess
than 81 100000. The greater part OF Tue
goods we're probably insured.
1t is thought all the papers OF the snip anu
1.-The mails were saved, as from the tone Oh tne
dispatch 1t would appear that there was
nlenty of time 10 transfer the passengers
The baggage was probably lost, as It mus Tn1
have been in the hold of the vessel. inc
/ loss of the Europe falls with beavincss upon
! tbe Transatlantic Company Mt this tlme' as
they had just completed their arrangements
to run weekly steamers throughout the
coming season.
The Greece, with the rescued passengers
il expected tonight or Tomorrow.
LONDON, April S.-No further information
in relation to the sinking of the steamship
Europe has yet been received. except thal
the necessity for abandoning the vessel was
caused by the choking of her leading pumps
The origin of the accident to the Europe Is
not yet known here. No lives were LOST:
The Europe was insured for $500, 900 II,
London and Paris companies. The saivase
crew of the National line of steamers s' ;ne
that the leak which caused the loss o' 'n'
vessel was in the engine-rooni.
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NOAL AND WOOD.

v
GLOVER HILL. MIDiuTHIAN, and SPLlNT
LUMP, HAIL, ENGINE. and SMl tbs COAL.
Also Cumberland ana Red and White Ash An
thracite Cual-all sizes. OAK and PINE WOOD.
{. Il. LlpS.;UNB,
NH o3-lm Seventh aud Byrd streets
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A.v,Is,rT(H kALEs-T7sis Day.
BY Cook Il Laashton, Auctioneers,
corner Goyernor and FrankIin strees'


cPECIAL SALES OF CHINA, GLA IA
81 sSsDs &C. AZ p9SGaoATiosR, ne , 6
quest OF br. T. H. Angus, who IS changns nntcscpned
sIncss we win sell Ct the nns sG seo 1.
Y a STAY and URsDAY MG D M evss
April 9Th and 9th, at 10Y 9clocE, ana of the above
Ing at TX O'Clock, his entire stocA "a az
goods, Consisting OF DrSNER
COL D-BAND and WHITE GRANITE DiS1''1i'
pEf6kA'rED and WHITE TEA SETS; rs eleven
DEC0nATED and WHIrETolLEfsh SCI > '4''o'
p's'''' CHINA:
MOTTO CUPS,
~ TETE-A-TETE SETS,
+ PICKLES,
=" PLATas,
WHITE GRANITE:
DISHES, ,,.s
CUTS AUcERs;r
DoEehhSS'snEEs;s SC.
nocx,xcu,u AND YELLOW WARE:
E EFFTEy9Ss, H Sf:i &.
BAKERS GLASS:
,,,vsp, AND COMMON
w CIAMPAGNES,
WINES,
LAT FGGMsLERs,
sAi TEA SETS.
PITCHERS.
lamps and LAMP GOODS in sre"' variety ;
Glass BOWLS,
sA NV and PRESERVE JARS,
TooDENWARE,
MATTERS,
TIN TOILET SETS
DOLLS, oo,mon
FANCY GOODS Xcin d, ,TED CASE,
MMhAHNi SAKRs Sh i6vWeG;hltsEt;, : ''D
THO above goods will he sold wth1u, LIME or rcs
is especially s''''"'' COuK 4 LAUGHTON,
AuctionecrS.
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By Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and AucuouecTs,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
M,uchesfpr Va
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRU 1

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRU L Y
i VALUABLE KESIDENC Mae ;sE The
COESER OF EIGHTH AND BAlNBRiDGE
STREETS, IN TIE CITY OF MANCHEsTEIK;:
FOX SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on THE
PREMISES. ON MONDAY, 18TH Day Of
APRIL, 1874. At Az O'clock 7. My yir-
tue of deed of trust executed by George X. Har-
dug TO the undersigned. dated Sd day of april
1878. aud duly OF record Ia the County Court
clprs's Office of Chesterfield ID. b. vol 56, page
1881 / shall sell Al the place, time, and manner
above mentioned the really desirable and conve-
1iently- located RESI- DENCE situated near the cor
ner of Balnorldge and Eighth streets. House con-
ains six good rooms: good well water on the nrem-
ises kitchen and other out-huilGlngS. Lot fronts
50 feet on Bainbridge street, aad runs back be-
tween parallel lines 155 feet
Also, FIFTY FEET on eighth street adjoining
the ahove-descrbed property.
This property Is III one of the most desirable
portions Of the city ana only few squares OF inc
Free br ldge, which should make it highly attractive
House has been lately rcmodeEed and thoroughly
Terms Sl.26O cash and expenses of sale, and the
balance ut such time Will be made known on day
Of sale JAMES VI. MoOb1, trustee;
By MOODY K RoYALL Auciiouecrs. APPS
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
LONDON, April S.-The Government de-
fravs the expenses of LiviDgs!one's funeral,
which takes place at Westminster Abbey,
It il rumored that Disraeii marrles the
Dowauer Countess Of Chesterfield, but the
Post this morning denies the story;
The sovereignty of 1.-THE Fiji Islands has
been formally rendered to Great Britain.
The steamer Ohio, from New YORK, has
mi into Falmouth with her shaft broke.
LosDos, April S.-The Duke and Duchess
of Edinburgh will soon pay visit to Ire
land.
Tl.e Cu1e Of Santa Cruz will take up his
residence in Belgium for the present.
Switzerland.
MUNICH. April S.-William koulbach, the
painter, whose dangerous illness from cholera
was reported yesterday, died last night.
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents aac Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

III ANDSOME FIRST-CLASS RESI-
LII DENCE. SITUATED ON THE NORTH
LINE OF CLAY BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVG STREETS, FOR SALE BY AC-
TlOS-We shall az The direction OF Mrs. CouI .ney
NJ. Jones, who has deerlnineG 10 discontinue house
keepinS sell at public auction. on The premises, on
WEDNESDAY the 9th April. 1874, at IA z. NJ.
her traly valuable aud beautiful residence. located
as above described, and now occupied by her.
The main house IS about SIS by 55 feet, built of
stlck-hr!ck thp $: cries above the basement, with
wide hsll sthro aeut the centre; corttin about
fourteen rooms, Ge:iIcs closets, Sc, furnished with
handsome MARBLE maulcs throughout, aud aii mo-
dcrn improvements connected with same, VITA at
tractiye porchts In front and rear Of the house.
The outer buildings, consisting OF large stable,
&C., correspond with The main house: u fact, I'LL
The buildings were erected by the former owner,
Mr.. William II. Grant, In the very best style. who
spared neither cost or care in the construction OF
the SanIe.
The yards are laid OF with walks, strawberry, and
shadc.trecs. The entire premises have been re-
Gently put in thorough repair by Its present owner
Ut cost OF about 70, 600. The neighhcrh0od Is
OF the best In the city and being 50 centrally
located offers great Inducements TO amy .deslr-
ing first class residence IN all respecs. Tns LOT
has a front OF II 90 by 90 feet TO ali alley. s-t.s
Ing the premises TO any one prior to day OF sale
Terms Will be very reasonable. ana announced 1t
the hour OF sale. LYME d BROTHER,
Aucttoneers.
NH 81 2s,25,2s ,S0&ap1, 2 46,ss,lI,le.l4&l5
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioIeers,
l113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a DESI-
" RABLE BRICK DWELLING AND LOT ON
COLLEGE STREET NEAR N y X ) IL l. l.
STREET FOR SALE BY AUCTiOS.-By virtue
of Il decree Of the Chanccry Court of the city OF
Richmond entered the 18th day OF February:
1874. in Il certain sut therein depending styled
Howard trustee. IS. Swan, sh III. As special COM
missioner appointed by the said decree sell by pub
lie auction, ON the premises, on SATURDAY the
lth April, 1874. ut ~ O'Clock i. NJ. Let with
a BRICK DWELLING.H HOUSE thereon, fronting
% feet on The east side OF College street and run,
Ming back 100 feet on the north side of Marshall
street.
TERMS: For cash rs 10 so much OF the proceeds
as will be sufficient TO pay 1924 80 With SIX per
cent. Interest thereon from the Gath day Of pill,
1871, Till paid, and the expenses OF sale and the
residue In two equal instruments payable i'll SIX and
twelve months respectively from the day OF sale !;
the purchaser 10 execute negotiable notes, with in
tercst added for the deferred instruments and the
title to be retained until the whole purchase money
Is paid aud conveyance ordered by the court
RDBER" HO" AFRO,
Soecial Commissioner.
RICHARDSON & co , Auctioneers. APP
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DoWN THE RIVER; OR, PRACTI-

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LIFE. A Book for Young Men. BY c. Geikie,
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THE STORY OF THE BIBLE, told in simple
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NH 20 NOUDHOCSE & PARHAM.
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PLAYING CARDS.
THE BEST-THE CHEAPEST.

STEAMSRIPS-Chea9cst kind made REGATTAS-
A cheap common cara; KsoADwAIs-A nice COM
mon card; VLHGINIAs-FiHe calico backs: GENE
RAJ JACKsOSS--Cheap and popular tpattern backs,
various coiors and desisns): CoLuGBlAS-(Euchre
deck extra q,k,ity: GOLDEN GATEs-Oue OF the
best cards made; MOUNT VERNOSS-Extra fine,
two.color patterns; GREAT MOGuLs-Imporled,
me nnest made. ASK FOR THE ABOVE-TAkE
NO OTHERS.
TOGUARD AG AINSrSPURIOUS CARDS.
Observation-Disclosures should see that u ~syse
black ute States internal revenue sta.up, k3S&
with monogram Y. Il. NJ. on ceatre of SPADE, Atll3H
Is on every puck. This stamp, IN connec- w.
tlon with the S0ULALL CARDS, is q
TRADE MARK.
NOTICET0 DEALERS.-EYery pack of the G. ood-
aH Cards sold without this United states revenue
st. mp properly affixed subjects the seller IL
neayy penalty. NH Slim
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Four More Ballots.

BosroS, April s.-Thc iourteenth .; Da I9
resulted: Dawes, 96; Hoar, - Curtis; ;, -;
Banks, none: adams. le: Fifteenth ballot 'ae't !:
Dawes, OIL; noar. IS; Curtis, -; ADAMS
10; Sanford, II; WashbuTne, I; Judge
Hoar, 3. oro
Loier.-Four i,allots for Senator were
taken to-day, The last being the seventeenth,
from the commencement. which resuIteu
as follows: Dawes, 50 Hoar. ~; GURUS,
-; Adams, 16; Sanford, IL; Bank<. :
Washburne. 5; Deyens, scattering, r.
Whole number of votes cast, 2Gl necesea'!
to q choice, 132.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.

rTNHE VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
\ pENCE 70. 3l6 EAST F2ANKLiS STREET,
FOR SALE AT a UCTIUS.-By request OF DIR. p.
Wilkie Brown. who has removed INTO his hew resi-.
dence Oh Third street We VIII sell at auction upon
o'clock L. W., the properly above referred TO.
The DIV ELLlSG Is OF three stories with al
besides three small rooms and 4 bathroom, all OF
brick, aud IN good order.
The situation is about the best In the city for q
family, or for business or professional. gentleman
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut four. eight
and twelve months. with interest at six per cent;
or one-h:rd cash: blllnce OF one aud two years,
with interest az eight per cent, payable semi au
nuaiy. GRCBBS &c WILLIAMS
ape Auc1ioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-09
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This unrivalled medicine Is warranted MOTTO con-
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PURELY VEGETABLE,
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for mediciue) is eminently family medicine, ana
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Price, 81 per bottle. Sold by all druggists
fp 16 Geoi,S WIN