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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21

YESTERDAY thu House Judiciary
Committee vsted six to four In favor
Of the impeachment Of tho notorious
Judge Durrell. Tardy though this
action Is. IL Is gratifying to know that
at lsst there 10 some prospect that this
disgrace to the United States Judiciary
will receive the punishment he 10
richly merits. Durrell Il n Of n
hundred prominent Republican oil.
Gals whom It will DO polite for the
party TO unload.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21
Reese River Items.
From the Rsvsln,

From the Rsvsllis, Nay 49,
Howe, the young man charged with
assault with q deadly weapon, was
acquitted Of the charge In Justice Le-
gaa's Court yestsrday. Ne jury could
Withstand tho forensic eloquenee Of
John Dennis, and they therefore
brought In q verdict OF not guilty.
The eminent counsel for tho defense
now says that I" virtne Is Its own re.
ward" a. his client presented him
with q handsome moss-agate ring % 0
token Of appreciation Of hls legal
abilities.
The warm weather and the near APP
proach Of tho Fourth OF July are hav-
Ing a d%emorslizlng effect on tho ranks
Of the Good Tsmplara In this city.
"The spirit Is willing, but the flesh Is
weak"
For the first time slnco last January
the County jail, on Sunday last, re-
sounded to the fost.fall OF al ocou.
pant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21

The pathetic paragraph headed
''Mr. Stephens going home to de"
now making the rounds Of the prc's,
excites so much sympathy that a Rich
mond paper thinks IL would be an
outrage for him to live any longer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21

TuE famous Swing heresy case,
which for two weeks past has been oil
trial before tho Presbyterian Presby-
terry Of Chicago, was yesterday con.
cluded. Professor Swing was acqult-
ted by a vote OF forty.fve to fourteen.
The prosecuting clergyman gave no.
tlcc OF appeal to the Synod OF Northern
Illinois, which 1t Is to be hoped will
take like action. Verify "the wsrld
moves"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21

Will. the Government take fifteen
per cent. cash and eighty.five per
cent. In poor stocks for Its judgment
OF Ss3,lsO Is against Jay Cooke s Co.,
for counterfeit bonds redeemed by the
Treasury! Those arc the jack.serows
used In placing that firm once more on
its Financial feet. II the Government
will only ibid. 4 wee" these famous
bankrupts will have a fortune upon
which to levy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21

Miss NELLiE GR,sr was married
to-day to Mr.. Algernen C. +. Sartorl,,
Of England. Ii u a love match. and
let u, hope that tho little lady 40 loved
by her intimates. SO u%nassuning and
gentle. may find trus happiness In her
English home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21

GEN. A. 3. DyxH. U. 5. A., fof a
long time Chief Of the Ordinance bu'
reau In Washington City, died there
v~esterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21

TuE crusaders have commsheso
THAR war Ia San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
l. holders Of the GREEN GOLD AND Sill
yada, for the elestion Of Trustees, win be held
at the ofiec OF the Company, Room ., No. I0s
California street. San Francisco. California, on
WEDNESDAY, tho ID day OF June. 1874, Of
O'Clock r. y. Of said day.
uy2i I'd 3 PHI LIPS. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21

Ben BUTLER Is sick absd In Wash.
ington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21

TnE Vermont Central railroad has
200 locomotives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30
From Lunenburg.
LUNENBURG COURTHOUSE,


Editors of the Dispatch,-Our Circuit
Court has been in full blast ever since the
Goth instant, but very little of interest has
TRANSFERRED. There were but two criminal
cases disposed of-one Of the Commonwealth
Us. George Cheatham (colored). for rape on
the person of Rosanna Coaksey (colored), re-
suited in the acquittal Of the accused.
Robert Johns (colored), who was charged
with breaking into the house of one Gibson,
in said county, and stealing therefrom GER
tain articles and jewelry, was sentenced TO
confinement in the penitentiary for one year.
The case of Stuart, Buchanan & 20. ps.
The County Of Lunenburg, for salt fur
nished during the war, resulted in verdict
for the county. The grand jury remained
in session for two days, but very little busl.
ness Of importance was transacted by them.
His Honor Judge Dickerson is very unwell
to-day, was confined in his room until about
noon. when he came over to the courtroom
and disposed of some unimportant business.
We have been blessed with copious rains
for the last few days, which were very much
needed after protracted drought.
More anon. WATTsBoRo'
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until the ability. Of the latter. 10 appear j

until the ability of the latter. to appear ir
court.
-Four hogsheads OF tobacco, net 6,G15
pounds, grown by Messrs. r. a. Il NJ. A.
Blackwell, Of Lunenbhrg, was sold here to-
day for a20 per hundred weight--the best
price Of the season for the quality. 50 +. :
The supper of the st. Andrews Society
will take place Monday night at Library
Hal. The Indies of the Grace church feast
moved their tables away from the ball to-
day. but they intend to. renew their fair on
Tuesday night. It's proceeds have already
been very satisfactory. I ,ait - f.i'l.'.s
2 A number of Methodist ministers return
ing from Conference stopped in the city to
spend the Sabbath. ROBIN ADArE. ;
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Letter from Lexington.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.f
LEXINGTON, VA, November 81, 1874.
For three days past the Teachers Conyen-
ton, of this county, has been In session. A
large number of teachers, male and female,
black and white, have been in attendance.
Professor Campbell. Of Washington and Lee
University, superintendent ofcounty schools,
in the chair. Ganeral Superintendent Ruff
ner, and Superintendent Owen, Of Peters.
burg, and Binford, have attended, and added
much to the interest and profit Of the dis.
cussions, as also the professors OF the lnsti-
tute and University. =.rI - -
Our citizens are quite blue; over the pre-
sent gloomy prospects Of the Valley railroad.
The contractors have not been paid recent
estimates, and are in attendance on called
meeting Of the directory in Baltimore. The
intensest solicitade is felt all along the line
about the result of the meeting. What will
come Of it remains to be seen. In the mean
time, everything is at stand-still.
The town authorities are pushing the work
Of street improvement, and getting thingsin
good order. Two or three new stores have
opened in the last few days, In anticipation,
it is supposed, Of the coming cars. ,,3.,.,.
Rev. DR.. Martin, Of Danville, past0r-elect
of the Presbyterian church in this place, IS
expected here next Sunday. He has not yet
signiied bis acceptance.
Rev. Mr.. Howard, an evangelist, has for
months had most wonderful success In the
PRESBYTERIAN churches Of this county,, He
is now having a most successful meeting
near the Natural Bridge. Hundreds have
been converted in this county as the result
Of bis labors.
A revival of the temperance cause has re-
Gently taken place here. A temperance as
sociation has recently been organized and is
doing well. 1t is not a secret society, but
an organization to promote temperance by
moral suaSioD.
The weather for several days has boon
lovely. The great tornado swept over this
place, doing some damage to fences and
trees. but no serious loss. f'
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Arrp Acr1yE Power OF L1GHTNING-R oDs.-

ATTRACTIVE POWER OF LIGHTNISG-R oDs.-
q STRUcK BY LIGHTNING Yesterday morning
about 10 O'Clock, during the Thunderstorm,
there were several flashes of lightning follow
ing each other in quick succession. II stfucs
in one place only, so far as we nave nealu,
and that was Squire Brodt.s house, IN Norln
Charleston. Nobody was hurt except Mrs.
Brodt, who was Knocked senseless 70 tpe
floor, but revived in few minutes from Lne
stunning shock. Strange TO say, tne smarter I.I
of the two chimneys was strtics, HaVtnS tne
higher one untouched. But seiii nore re.
paarkable is the fact that within ABOUT twenty
feet were two iightning.rods on aaoinlng
houses, but which seemed TO nave 1851 Iaell
power of attraction entirely: Inc dsmage
to the house was quite small. = Charleston
nv. Va.) Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30

A simple accident, near Rutland Vt, had
a remarkable semblance to murder. Mrs.
Mcclure, farm.wife. took load OF butter
to the village, sold it for forty dollars, ana
started alone to drive home. Afterward sne
was found lying dead on the floor OF her
carriage. with her head terribly bruised and
her her mon, mopey gone. The theory Of robbery and
mnrder found ready credenee. Later, the
truth explained it all. She had died Of heart :,
disease. and bad fallen on the Wheelof the
caryiaue. which had made the bruises, ano
the money had been spent in paying bills II
the village.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30

s. C, CAMPBELL, THE BARIToSE.-We learn
by dispatch from Chicago that one of the
most renowned artists in English opera that
this country has brought forth and one OF
the greatest fayorltes of our public, S. G.
Campbell, is dead. He was born in Hart
ford. Conn, in the year 1889. His early
career on the stage was entirely identified
with the minstrel profession. He was at
tached TO several companies in this line at
various times, the first being Murphy, West
& PEEPS Campbell Ministries and the last
Bryants.
When l.. F. Harrison was manager Of the
Gottschalk concerts, 10 this city, he prevailed
upon Campbell to sing in them, and his sue.
cess was so great that he resolved to aban-
don burnt cork for higher sphere of art.
He then appeared for season in the Camp
bell & Castle English Opera Company, with
Fannie Stockton as the prima donna. He
then attached himself to the Richings Eng
lish Opera Troupe, of which he was for some
wears the principal attraction. He finally
made an engagement with the lamented
Parepa-Rosa, and sang for a season in her
magnificent company. He then went to
Europe and followed Carl Rosa and Mime.
Rosa to Egypt, returning to this country last
SIMMER, having made an engagement With
the Kellogg English Opera Troupe.
In these days, when good artists are scarce,
the loss of Sber. Campbell will be severely
felt. He was thorough artist, gifted With
a noble voice, and his industry in his profes-
sion was unfagging. He was loved and
respected By all who knew him, and was as
great favorite in private life as be was wild
the pnblc that made him their idol. In
such operas as " The Bohemian Girl 4" Ma.
ritana, ".' Rose of CASTLE, PC Fra Diavolo,"
&C., it will be very difficult in years to come
to fill poor Sher. CampbelPs place. a true
gentleman, an accomplished singer, ana a
conscientious artist" Such an epltapn migh.
be inscribed on his tomb.-N. I. Herold o.
gnfyrG0n 3d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30

CrRE FOE HYDRopHoBIA.-A Saxon torss-
ter named Castillo, now of the age OF eighty
TWO. unwilling to take to the grave With bim
q secret of Importance, has made pubic IN
ths I,iepsic Journal the means he has used
fo- fifty wears, wherewith he aitirms he mas
saved many hundred human beings ana cat
tie from the fearful death of hydrophooia
Take immediately warm vinegar or teplC
water. wash the wound clean with it ant
wine dry. then pour on the wound few
drops Of hydrochIoric acid. as mineral ACIDS 9,
DESTROY the poison Of the saliva, BY Which
means the latter is neutralized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30
RICHMOND AND DAsyrLE RAILROAD Co. j
Orr.ICR OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND. VA. October 17,I 1874
oCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ~. e 4.z

!. ~ F.--
CHARLOTTE EXPRESS, Westwxrd-Leaye Rlch- .
r.ondat II r. H.; leave burkeville a. 2-O7 4. Nj
Isnye Duncee al TAO A. ID. leave Unnyiha ae
5:a4 A. n; leave Greensboro a. AH n "a, alzlFs
NEW YORK ExPR2ss, Exstuacd-Leaye Chas. Z
~: leave Danviils II sas F. n lssye Dundee a
S s,as = Richmona at IIos =. Il. T6sss.aa con-
meets of RIch1nouA With trains on the kichnondb
Eretieriss sburg and Potomac rzlroad foB washieg.
ton Baltimore, philadelphia New York, AND aii
e1 TaRSEsa NAE, Westwsrd-leava Mnhmend a.
:38 p A. /; leave Eurkeyfile- At &Aa P.M. Leave
fTIidse at 3s2S z. NJ; ieaye Da9ytls NJ 8f29' Fs
81: Lave Greensboro ut laSZn a. a. srYss = y
ChursDtae with trains on. tbs Atlanta &n1 Hicnsa
monAA AR. Line railroad nsni Charlotte, Columbia
Atlanta railroad for Atlanta, Mon1S0mery- MooLe,
Cttsr lest,n, sAt all southern assd
pSTr HsaUen Mail, Easssard-asaNe Csralotta q
7.S5 p M: kage Greensboro 10 2sA6 a. D.: stsAyo
Raai Isass = s sas ~ Is liza sa =
| RtchEnona at 2.22 r, Dc. TN tra!n eennee1s =
BurEeviIIe With Uains On tfse Atlantis MtsssssHpa
aad Qhas railroad frsD SlasnooSS snd e
Rishmosd With fhe ksehmends gsedar!s ana
Ptoaaas railroad and KSAanOud 3esk RSer ana
IChesapeake railroas, for aIL northern poipts y
p,iS;sand N A. III: lave BsrkesiiIe al IasR.
M; arrive as Ly.oabnrx q 40 =. ~. - r,,.xs
4 EsRKEyILLH AccoAMopAIIeaSL e2xe Enf 81 9
Vie nj 4sS A. NJ; arstts a RaeAnond o 5.oe
an through mains connect Of DUNDEE With trsins
ON the W. CIV. M and g. y. rairoad 70 ana frofo
Wsshtnsfon. Baltimore, andaii eassefr points q
THROUGH siehets sold 20 sn Roin9 sSsAE sas ss'seA
ues'. AID baggage checked snsSusEa. rAIcoTr.
| Engineer aud sSupe
1T. DOUGLAS, Master Transpofsattoo.o c -
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,,,Tbe fine rains of the past week Will DO o
great deal of good as it was very mnch
55seeded. The wheat, which had been suffer,
;ng for the want Of rain, will revive anu
grow o well.-Oraage Kirglnian.
Tho total number of deaths during The
7ast week In New York were 52l,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30

The banks of sewer at Providence,
. ! csyed in upon workman the other
d"r and os no one saw the accident, he
,uo,,,a have been killed had not four gray.
hounds seen the occurrence, sha commences
20 dig and howl for help. Iney were at anea
leading some men to dig at the spot, Me
| man was rescued pnbUmed, lf.$,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30

EXCHANGE OF PRoPERTY.-Dr. Tinsley, OF
this town, has exchanged his farm on York
river, Virginia, containing about 300 acres,
improved, to building firm Of Baltimore,
for six dwelling-houses, valued at Sl6,0 OO, IN
that CITY, situated on and near Carey street.
Shepherdstorn w. Td.) Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30

Ds DOTS AMI. .sHoEs, AT 7cD .--

Id ores to close ontby the st of Jannarv MS5s
offer riis balance ofms s,eck aet the folIowinr1gv
Ladies; No, occ. sewed shoes 81 25. s1. so. 81 7s
being zoe. les, thin old prices 20 10 =. -
Misses aigh. tut Pc. sh Sswed shoes, 81 .25 worth
s1.75-a good sehool-sh0e; 4.
%1 go, 81. rs. ard S2-worth double the money :
Gen1lemen's Calf Sc wed Boots, $s-cheap at SO =,
Shoes Of the latest styles at half price-the
Alexis and box Zoe arc very much admired -.
Ny lpThe nT3fe Calf Shoe--a very easy-wearfng ar.
ttese-only %. SO worth $3.50; $50 go
Heavy Kip Boots for farmers wear, 80 worth "a :.
Heavy Sr0gaus, Plough Shoes, 2e 80 cheap no one
3 i can refuse to Buy Them. - ,-sqg ......
Call soon at the old Shoe Store Of - $780,.
{. ~. GOLDEN,
Eegff 1928 Main street.
Sign of the RED FLAG jE.st -riiI no 2fJ.l m Il
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DANGEROUSLY ILL.-Major ". A. j. Fin.
ney, one of the representatives OF the coun'
ty in the General Assembly, lies dangerously
iii at his home near Museyille. we learn
that his condition is such that bis physician
and attendants have given up all hope OF MS
recovery Ddnpille NelcS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30
RICHMOND AND Psrrssapns KAn.r,tI,. !,

H. RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAMet.
| as .shes,is - '1..SA ROAD COMPANY. !
/ COMMENCING NOVEMBER 81 1s74..
" trains on this road WIN ran a. follows -
4 st.:. LEhyE RlCHMoND SOUTH. E,t...- 81
500 a. n, THROUGHM daily except Sun,
suf e, sayt connecting for al petnts South
zl0 4. IT,, FERiGHrTRafE asiS iesssus suu..
r. -, day., with eoaeA atisrs q foT Peters
It-,} y" burg and sizttuHs on the Soxthsfde
II t-GaIlA goad, LynchbuyH. and the Wesf. "a y
Gf6 z. r., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
tlE! for aH'pont. South and West. Pas
r ~ 1t',~ sengexsi taaitsR tkIs train VIII make
-"532 close connection nc Petersburg Ffos
scoop. M. FREIGHT d,.,fy except ssnthyL
Ill with csuch attashed. 7.2s-' ss'Iyt = ~
ss0A Il. fa hsaifss Hksis Ss daily ts.sep
- -. Sunday with coach attached. - - ~
IL 40. a. ~, THROUGH NJ AL daily, connecHRs
!" with Richmon6, Frede7ck,tsrg and
lE Petenae railroad for all points East
.e and West. E.--a-f' .'1. -
6oeP. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday,
s:oop. NJ, THRo TGH 3 AiL daily Except san-
day., connecting With Riefimene.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
Pit- foral points East and West. Prlfman
r.a Sleeper attached, runnns through 20 /.
Baltimore. Also making close con.
neetioa. With the Chesapeake and Ohio
"% lH@ railroad for the Virginia Springs and
TheMAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except At Manchester and
Chester. 1850
Trains on the Glover Hill wiz leave Chester af
$40 r. 81. Returning. viii leave Clover Hill at
$50 A. n daily except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
= no ar A.. SHAW, Superintendent.
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{" d,ANToN INSIDE LINE."e,%1zi

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA. .tg
TRI-WEEKLY.s ..- ,. .rri
On and after OCTOBER the splendid iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond. TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Company's pier, corner OF
Twenty-secoud and Dock streets IN king close con.
necton each trip at Canton, Md. EAST Batlmore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: #-.
all freight by this line covered by lire and marine
insurance, free of cost. No dockagc charged at
Richmond Rates as low as any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
Canton Inside L!nen and sent to the philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore depot, philadelphia.
Freights received daily in Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further information applyto
l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
Office: Twenty.second aud Dock street,
and Ninth and Main streets or TO
j. S. WILSON, General Freight Agent
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore X. r.,
oc 9-3m Philadelphla.
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AICKERMAN's DRESS BUOTs.s

just received % tot OF the celebrated DICK-A
ERMAN DRESS BOOTS. Gentlemen IN want of
something really elegant Cor party or wedding pur-
poses will call ansI supply themselves at 500 Main
street. [no2elu, ag JOHN c. PAGEJ Y
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

V,HE FEET.-Go to nR. SCHULTZ.
l. Twenty years practice here. Warrants 10 ssls
all cases of CoRSs, BUs1oSs> kSGRowISG SAiLs'
&C., as also CANCER. ULCERS, aud all ChRoSi ~
AFFECTIONS without pain. Once, No. 1ao hn .'
street between Seventh and Eighth, Richmoaa' .
sc 2S-3m --.--..-.-----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30

NALIFORNIA MUSCAT GRAPES,
PEARS, APRICOTS, and ASPARAGUS;
MALAGA RAISINS of the finest quality;
NUTS of every variety NEW CROP;
PLANTATION CEYLON COFFEE, especially
recommended to lovers of good coffee;
FATE DE Fol GRAS, TRUFFLEs, MUSH-
ROOMS, and FRENCH PEAs-fresh lots;
SPANISH and MANZANILLA OLIVES NEW
crop); ....
Large stock of IMPORTED CIGARS just re-
ceived.
no 27-lm CHRISTIAN d WHILE.
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GROCERIES, DC.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Il TURNING OVER NEW LEAF.
Owing to continue li-heaith. by which am pre-
vented from attending to my business, especially
that part of keeping books, making out bills, and
collecting accounts, i will ON and after TUESDAY,
1st day OF December, 1874, reduce the profits on
my goods from five to twenty nper cent. for CASH
ONLY. My old customers will conform to this
change as soon as possible. " +..-t Il "a --&N
For cheap GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, etc., the
public will save from i've TO twenty per cent. by
dealing on the cash principle. The quality or my
goods, aud the manner Of my dealing for nearly ten
years, is my reference for the future. TEAS, COZ
FEES, SUGARS, &C., down at ! 534 Main street.
.f- X. +. JAMES,
.r Tip-TOp Grocery and Provision store.
a-- fourth door above Market.
r WTSFREF Salesman O3O-lw
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,,o,ort Of the Controller OF the
currency

1872 roycrExi>G NATIONAL BASKS--ciRctLA'
80 sam BANKS -LEGAiiTESpERs, krc.
,,.n 1,hn Knox. Uoited States Control
'','' ,', currency. in his report to the Sc
f.. .., ~. d. the Treasury, after reviewing tae
.,.on .; Congress respeenng s ,he M IA.
!.- I5rliuy system, gives the following
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30

CHEESE, FISH, BACON, FLOUR, AND
" LIoUORS.-Fifty boxes prime CHEESE ICON
zoo barrels No. i North Carolina CUT HER
= so barrels No. 1 North Carolina GROSS HER
100 barrels Nos. i, 2, and 8 MACKEREL, new
rs hogsheads CLEAR RIB-SlDES, SHoUL-
10 tons ROCK SALT Constant supply on handl;
90 packages OSBORNE'S JAVA and RIO PRE-
PARED COFFEE, for which we are sole
agents for Virginia;
SS barrels DEMERERA MOLASSES; .
200 boxes SOAP, all grades c,onr snne
Soda, Flour, Buckets, Tubs, Irvine, Paper, &C.
= ALSO,
so barrels HANGER y CO.'S ana ~. a. "a Az
NEYS PURE AUGUSTA COUNTY lVA.)
RYE WHISKEY, for which we are agents.
A full supply OF other LIQUORS at wholesale oniy'
800 pp' ROGERS & MCCANCE.
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SYRUP, in hogshcads and barrels, of all
n62S DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
TEAS (Guupowder and Black best
NOES DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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VIRGINIA BUCkWHEAT FLOUR
Y Twenty-Five bags pure Buckwheat Flour, five
boxes Virginia Honey, i've barrels New Urieans
MolasseS. w. II. DANDklDIE u W..
ocI9 S27 Broad street.
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DEpARTURE OF STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICF. x%FSh
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers OF
IhIs line win leave ave-, Phiiadephia every WEDSES.
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at Q O'Clock. y , :
Freight taken at low rates for all pars Of New
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp pia Red Star and American
steamship lines, and bills of iadlng signed through
5tateroGm, 80. w. p. PORTER, Agent,
All IL 'fs... ...s. No. 2425 Dock street.
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CANNED FRUITS, &c.--250 dozen can
" ned Tomatoes Corn, and Peaches; % kits No,
/ new Mackerel. 10 boxes Italian Maccaroni, ~
boxes prime Cheese. W. G. CAMBRIDGE Il CO.,
S27 Broad street. '..H. a#. oc IL
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEA.
u Five chests very superior Green Tea, five chests
very best Black Tea. ,,,,, cn
of1 w. u. Dan IL ~.
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| rHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL

BsSgage checked through
Tor tsrough tickets rates, and infosmstion, ap.
niy az S2S Main stree, Ballard and ExcflauEe no
e at the coupany's once, Hroaa fs1s w W.
~ General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
VI @. WICEHAM. Yiee-Presitent. se IL. 9