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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-20
FOR SAILS OR EXCHANGE.

TNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FoR CITY
proporty. 1l1s acres, with good, modern
built franc cottage-hOuse, in a beautiful for
est grove. with four rooms, front and PACK
- ali under fence in good repair, and
Young orchard. Situated 219 miles from Court
S0uaFe. If any difference IN, value OF ex-
chance. would De paid in cash. A bargain
can % h@u - "rr'''' I, 7. STRATT0N,
I97-f $50 Main street, Waldran bloeh.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-20

HOIIenberg, NO. 294 Main
street, has everything i'm the
music line fresh at low prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-20

Fresh oysters and lake fish received
daily at S. Clements, 90 Beal street.
N
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FIRE THIS MORNING.
The Elliott Block ON the Levee De
strOyed-LOss Estimated at Fifty
Thousand Dollars


Thousand Dollars.
At 8 o'clock this morning flames and
smoke were discovered issuing from the
second story Of the Elliott block on the
levee at the foot of Jefferson street. In
a short time the building was wrapped in
flames. On the alarm being given the
FIRE steamers were promptly on the
ground, and the fire boys went
to work with will TO save
the adjoining property. The ice house
Of Bohlen & Huse,. north of the block,
was uniHjured, as was also the south
store Of the block, occupied by Nick
Hooth as butcher shop and meat store.
The stores destroyed we're those occu-
pied by Mat Monaghan, vegetable and
provision merchant, and the storage
and commission house adjoining.
These two stores and everything
above them were totally de-
streyed, hardly anything being saved.
The flames spread back to arrow of build
ings on Water street, and burned down
the saloon of j Boggianno, and the
saloon and eating house Of j. Boggianno
4 Co. adjoining. Next door the saloon
aud eating house of Foppiana q Co.
was destroyed The total loss to build
ings and stocks amounts to over fifty
thousand dollars.
INSURANCE.
The Elliott block was sold by the
Chancery Court to satisfy judgment
against ex.Tax Collector Mclean and
his securities, and was bought in by the
State and county for $4,000. A re-
ceiver has been collecting rents on the
premises for the State and county. The
building was insured for $500, as fol.
lows: In the North British, $4,000;
Firemans Fund of San Francisco,
$25OO. Two stores were destroyed; loss,
probably $25, 900 Insurance on the fur
niture of Mrs. Mckinney, on storage in
the second floor of the block, is as fol-
lows: In Peoples of Memphis, $500.
The furniture is a total loss.
!Boggianas saloon, insurance, $500,
in the Queens; loss, probably one half
On furniture over Boggiana's saloon,
insurance, $1,000, in the Clay, of New
port, Ky; total loss.
The stock of Foppiana & Co. was in
sured for $1,000; total loss.
Fire Chief McFadden desires to return
his thanks for valuable assistance to
Harvey McNealy, of the steam coal tug
N. NJ. Jones, and to Captain Maingault,
of the steam coal tug Oriole, these boats
having come to the rescue Immediately
and throwing heavy streams of water
from the river, which greatly assisted in
saving the adjoining property.
The cause of the fire is unknown, but
it is surmsed that it was the work of an
incendiary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-20

A GOOD cook can get a good situation
BY calling at this Office. "A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-20
FOR 81. FRANCIS RIver.

For Helena and Way Landings and St. Fran
els River.
ST. FRANCIS ................... Basket, master
Davis, clerk.
T EAVES MEMPHIS AS ABOVE ~
~ every Tuesday, Thursday and 1899
Saturday at pm. -
For freight or passage apply on board. 29f
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STER

Received daily by express at
I VIcToR D. FUCHS, Al Jefferson ct.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-20
STEAM BOATS.
For New Orleans

For New Orleans.
For Vicksburg, Natchez. New Orleans and
the bends.
JOHN KYLE ........."....... Hutchinson, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON -
w WEDNESDAY. 2lst inst, IiRe.R
r. W. LIGHTBURNE,
Sup't Memphis Elevator Co.
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FOR SALE.

TIoR SALE FIRST-OLAsS BARBER
shop. furniture consisting of four black
walnut barber chairs, Eve marble-top stands,
hair-dressing chairs. hat racks, mairt6ieIto9
90 ;mmediately. Ii. q. HAMPE.
42-47 No. 16 Madison street,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-20

NOR SALE-WILL SELL AT A REASON
able price, on very long time. If desired,
Lot No. "A north side Of Mosby street, "a oy
ayenue. about 400 feet north of Pigeon koost
God S. p. READ,
ISL At Union and Planters Bank.
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FOR white River.

For White Ktver.
Memphis and White River Packet co.,. s.
Mail Line-For Augusta. Jacksonport and
all Way Landings on White river.
MARY BOYD. Elliott master
T caves AS ABOVE WEDNES- w.
IL DAY, 2lst inst, at pm. For eA4ftzR
freight or passa e apply to s41iaa8Epa
GLENN & VINS0N, Agents,
Whnrf hnat fnni nf Cnnrf straat
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BoARDINc.

BOARDING FINE FRONT ROOM ON
ID first floor, unfinished. with board. Can
accommodate few day boarders also. Apply
at 1874 Third str eet. corner Washington. 4s-46
DOARD-DAY BOARD IN A GERMAN
ID private boarding house at IS a week, 2O6
Main street, up.stairs. 4l-52
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-20

T,OR SALE CHEAP-A FINE DAIRY.
N consisting of 80 head of cows, milk wagon
cans. etc, For particulars inquire OF y. -.
Haynes K Co., 266 Front street. 2-T
NOR SEJF-A SPLENDID. MOSLER,
II Hahmann a. Co" safe, combination lock,
dapbls doors; Size inside, 3lx24 inches.
I9-t 4. d. CONAWAY, No. 10 Madison ct.
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AMUSEMENT.
MEMPHIS THEATER


Il. W. DAVEr"..................
A GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE
"A week commencing October 10th.
The LiDgards and their Great Com
binati0B.
Monday Evening, October 19th-The Great
New York Success, LED ASTRAY .
Tuesday-M0NS. ALPHONSE, and the Oele-
brated Lingard Sketches.
Wednesday = DAVID GARRICK. and
Sketches.
Thursday SPHINX. and Sketches.
Friday. Beneit night-LED ASrkAY.
Saturday Matinee-M0NS. ALPHONSE. and
Sketches.
and Sketches.
Monday, October 26th-MR. E. l.. DAVEN-
PORT, the Great Tragedian, supported by
John E.. Owens New Orleans Dramatic Co.
Tickets and seats can be had at the boxofice
and at the Peabody Hotel.
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r OST-WHITE AND YELLOW SPOTTED
/ 4 setter pup. about six months old, white
eyes and crooked hind legs. Return to 2e6
Front street and be rewarded. All
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nor SALE FIFTY TWO LOTS JUST
n outside city-limits, cheap for cash, or on
ten years time. address
37-xix-1l1 SAM FuLWELL. this office.
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For Cincinnati.

For Cincinnati.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Co. For
Cairo, Evansville. Louisville and Cincin-
nati-The new sidewheel steamer
ASHLAND. Nichols master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON r.,
w TUESDAY. Goth inst, at sllgItprf
pm. -
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
r. W. LIGHTBURNE,
Sup't Memphis Elevator Co.. Is Madison.
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merchant tailor of st. Louis, and his
representative viii be pleased to have
the public call and examine them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-20
PIANOS. ORGANS. A,r.
[ 'AblNE / ORGANS.
EGkDETT ORGAN

- ''I IN "irr only superior Instruments the
.''.'a 1"hpuncc that they are prepared 10
@, a,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IRISH JENNIE IN HER OLD QUARTERS
Jennie Beattie alias Irish Jennie, the enter.
prising young woman who escaped from the
penitentiary on Tuesday night, having been
recaptured in Powbatan county, as before
stated. was on Friday night taken back to
her old prison quarters. She asserts that she
had no outside assistance in leaving, and it
appears that in jumping from her cell.win.
dow down to the yard she hurt one ankle
quite badly. Though she had had little Pc
destrian exercise for four years, the
hope of getting out of the way of
the officers gave her strength to walk
some thirty or forty miles. The gentle
men who took her into custody were going
along the road, and observed her slowly and
painfully walking some distance ahead of
them. Her movements attracted their par
ticular attention. Though in mans clothes,
it was evident she did not belong to that
sex, and the gentlemen, upon Overtaking
her, cross. questioned her SO closely that she
at last discovered herself to them, and con.
fessed that she was Irish Jennie. In accord
ance with law she will have at least one year
added to her unexpired term, which is three
years.
Superintendent Strother is making ar
rapgements to remove four or five OF the
most unmapageable of the female convicts to
cells within the penitentiary proper.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The communiea-
ton of Judge CloptoD, referred to special
committee of City Council on Public
Schools, was in reference to the superinten-
dent of schools, Manchester being entitled
to city superintendent, but her present
quota Of the pay of the county surperipten-
dent being but $50 per annum, 1t is doubt
full that such an office will be created. The
recommendation Of the county superinten-
dent in relation to the appointment of three
school commissioners from each ward, was
referred TO the same committee.
The special committee on public schools
consists Of Messrs. Eubank, Craig, Moody,
Taylor, and Perdue.
PERsoNAL.-Mayor Chiles has returned
from Cobb's Island and the Capes.
Il. Morrisette, Of the City High School,
has returned from the State Educational
Convention.
Rev. A. BinSa, of the colored Baptist
church, has been granted leave Of absence
for few weeks.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-The only
transfer of real estate made at the office of
the clerk of the Hastings Court for the past
week was from Moody & Royal to M. III.
Hamm, 60 feet on west Thirteenth street, for
$1,000.
HusT1NGs CoURT.-The July term com.
mences this morning at II O'Clock.
ALLIGATOR CAPruRED.-Tbe pet alligator
of Captain Hay yward's, which made its escape
from Chester about month ago, was recap
tured on the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road not far from that village on Friday.
His lordship resisted most stoutIy, but was
oYerpoWered, aud is now in durance vile.
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Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, July 1s.--The racing
season closed to-day. The first race, August
stakes. one-mile heat, was won by Chesa.
peake: Lizzie r. second; Sweet Lips third.
Time, 1:474.
The second race, Robinson stakes, two.
mile heat, was Won by Acrobat; Penning-
ton second; Macaroon third. Time, 3:42.
The third race, Consolation handicap, for
purse of $400 for beaten horses of all ages,
winners excluded, mile and half heat, was
won by Stockwood, Cover second. Time,
2:42s.
Tne fourth race, match race for 81 900 on
side, between LoriIlard's Yaultress and
Lawrence and DriIlard's Shylock, two-mile
heat, was won by Shylock. Time, 3:46a.
The fifth race, steeple chase, was won by
Governor West, Henrietta second, Wazard
third. Vesuvius refused the water jump.
Impecunious fell upon his rider, ipjuring
him seriously. Time, 8:05s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Investigation

FaiIure-Hydropho Investigation.
New YORK, July fisherman & Mac,
manufacturers of and wholesale and retail
dealers in furniture'and bedding, failed yes
terday. Liabilities 100000 The assets will
not cover them.
The investigations by distinguished pbysi-
clans in the case of William Mccormick, who
died of hydrophobia June 25th, were con-
ciuded this morning. They find that Nc
Cormick came to his death from hydropho-
bia. They regard bydrOphobia as disease
communicated only By inDocuati0n with
specific virus, and not capable of transmits
sion from non-rabid animal. The vote Oh
the last clause. however, was mol. unanimous,
three physicians voting in the negative on
the ground that the question involved was
not definitely determined. The physi-
clans In their report recommend as meas
ure Of prevention, that person bitten By
any dog or animal shall at once the wound
is received in part where it is proper to
practice excision of the wounded part) be
subject TO excelsior in thorough manner.
and that the wound be allowed 10 bleed for
q few minutes ina basin of warm wafer, and
finally that the wound be canterlzed with
nitrate Of silver, nitric acid, caustie, potas-
,sia, a hot iron, or burning coal. In casea sur
geon cannot be found to practice excisi0n,
the patient should apply cord above the
wound aud then suck the part, provided he
has no excoriations in bis mouth, and at the
first opportunity apply one OF the caustics
above mentioned. AT any period prior to
the development Of the disease il will be
proper to excise, clcatJix, and sauterize,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-20

B'NA1 B'RlTH.-Quite number of the
delegates to the semi-annual meeting of D.
G. L.. No. 50, 1. Q. B'nai Birth, arrived in
the city Saturday; among them the follow
ing: c. Myers, II. Hamburger. and |. I.Adles-
dorf, of Norfolk A. Haas snd L. Seldner,
Atlanta, Ga. Simon Wolff, Washington, D.
c.; I. NJ. Solomon and s. Mitchell, Savan.
nah; B. We'll, f. F. Phillips, Martin Emeiscb.
Ed. Goldman, NJ. H. We'll, NJ. Bebrend, S. B.
Gump, Baltimore; S. Goldenstein, Wash.
ington; D. Opponheimer and Louis Gredel,
Baltimore; Charles Herzburg and S. Rice.
Washington, D. c.; w. Upper, B. Gersdorf
and A. Gersdorf, Baltimore. These gentle
men are stopping at the st. James Hotel, and
OH Saturday night, with a number of their
Richmond brethereD, were handsomely en-
tertained by the proprietor, Mr.. T. W.
Hoenniger.
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MT FRAUD LOVES A SHINING

nI FRAUD LOVES A SHINING
MARK.-A great medicine is always target for
fraud Shallow cheats, without the talent to orlgi-
nate anything useful, or the decency 10 permit an
article Of superior excellence TO perform Its mis-
sion without striving to turn dishonest penny by
attempting to substitute trash in its place, are now
engaged in initiating and counterfciiing HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BlTTERS, the most popular
tonic and restorative in the civilized world. A
brood of ,oc2 tatters, mixtures Of damaged drugs,
with worse liquor, has cropped out all over the
country. Although the sales Of these pernictous
slops are too insignificant te affect the Interests OF
staple remedy, it seems auty to warn the people
against Thew. The color Of the true specific mag
be simulated but Its cures of dyspepsia, liver COIN
platnt, rheumatism, intr7nittent fereT, constipa-
tion, ncrsHeels debility, Sc, cannot be isnatstcd
iylG-ea5&w1w
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Precautions Against Fires.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-The Common Council
have adopted resolutions looking to the fur
nishing Of more abundant supply of water
in those portions of the city where it is at
times insufficient. Wooden buildings of all
kinds are to be removed from within the
city limits. The Council expressed its opin-
ion that corps Of sappels and miners
should be added to the present fire organiza.
ton, to aid in quelIng conflagrations by the
removal or destruction Of such buildings as
was deemed necessary.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.--The follow
ing is list of the conveyances Of real estate
for the week ending July IS, 1874: Lots
fronting SO feet on Ninth street near Leigh
for $1,925; - feet on First street between
Cary and Canal for 81; 60 feet on Clay
street corner of Graham for $1,000; 20
feet on Broad street between Henry and
Belyidere for $4,000; % feet on Thirty-frst
street between Nelson and Otis for S115; 32s
feet on Venabe street near Mosby for
S2S437 20 feet on Pine street corner Of
Cumberland for $1,000; 32a feet on Venable
street corner of Mosby for $49S.75; 3G3 feet
on Third street between Clay and Leigh for
s.; 80 feet on Franklin street near Four
teenth for $3.50; So feet on Ninth street be-
tween NJ and Abigail for $4,000 zig feet on
Seventeenth street near Carripgton for $120.
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ARREsrED-A considerable number of ne
gro women, caught upon the streets satur-
day night, were arrested and taken to the
First station.house. Such as had money or
friends psid fines and costs and were dis
charged; some not SO lucky were locked up
to stand an examination before Police JUS
tice White this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-20

POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-JuStice j. j.
White presidiag.-Fines were imposed as
follows:
James Bowles, $3.50 for an assault upon
William B. Jeter.
William Benson, $3.50 for an assault upon
Anthony Fox.
FlemmiDg Williams and William Payne
(negroes), ST each for fighting 10 the street.
Lucy Cowan and Josephine Robinson (ne-
groes), 50 each for creating disturbance IN
the street.
George Wade and James Boyd, s. each
for fast driving.
John Gaines, s. for obstructinga street
crossing with his hack.
The case of B. L. Brakeman, charged with
selling liquor withouta license, was cor
tinued until to-day.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Foul Play.
Especial Telegram to the Dispatch. ]

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.i
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July 1s.-A negro
named Richardson was brought to this place
on this evenings mail In an insensible con.
dition. He was found near Ashland with
two large cuts on his head, and there is nc
hope for his life. His pockets had been
ri1ed, and fears are entertained of foul play
he was train hand on the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad.
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LIVE INFANT FoUED.-On Saturday morn
ing about O'Clock Captain Charles Bigger,
superintendent Of the amshouse, discovered
bundle in the front yard of the building,
near one of the fountains, and on making an
examination found it to contain live female
infant. It was well dressed, and had. q
blanket wrapped around it. 1t is about four
or FIVE weeks old, and Captain Bigger pro.
poses to take. charge of the little one until
somebody comes along who has better
right
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING "A. NJ.
Jones, while in an inebriated condition, on
Saturday evening attempted to go from
Eighth to Seventh street along the narrow
walkway on the north side of the canal, and
in doing so fell into the water. He was for
time in imminent danger of drowning, but
through the assistance of gentleman, who
extended him q boat-pole, was rescued,
though in a very damp condition.
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The Texas Telegraph Line.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The Secretary Of
War has already taken steps toward The con-
struction Of telegraph line in Texas, for
which 100000 were appropriated at the last
session of Congress. This line is begun at
or near the city of Denison, of Grayson coun.
ty, Texas, and runs from there to Fort Sill,
Indian Territory; thence to Fort Richard
son; thence along the northern trontier line
Of the settlements to Forts Griffin and Lin
cho; thence to the Peacos riyefat or near
the mouth Of Toyah creek, thence to Fort
Clark, on Los Mora creek, thence 10 Fort
Duncan, on the Rio Grande, thence down
the Rio Grande via Fort Mcintosh and Rim
gold Barracks to Brownsville, so as to con-
meet the military posts, which are now, or
may hereafter be established on said line
with military headquarters of said district.
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OFFICE nr srppp,xr..>-nv,-,.,

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
NInGISIA PEsITESTIARf
hicIiaoSD. VA. July 13, lS74}
500 REWARD will be paid for the ar
EEIht'rrSI! 'rS! ind return 10 this Penitentiary Of
q! "f July, 1874. 0's''' ''eApeu 'iii' io''
DESCRIPTION:
feet tTneip1ion; n; back; tair, black; eyes, black: 5
So! - !hchco high: age, tweify years.
hSiecfs, " 'e"' '0o'- aha one OH pig toe oi
20 TIi u. from The county OF pittsylyanis. Apo,st
sixteen a., ~. Tor morse stealing. Term of sentence
!'Hrs: GEORGE r. STROTHER.
Jyls.lw w"upei1htendeDtEVirginia Peniteniiary.
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PERsoyAL.-Judge T.. c. Ainoris detain.
ed ut his home by sickness.
!. Mr. 81. d. Whitcomb left the city yester-
day for New York, to attend the meeting Of
the commissioners to examine the mouth OF
the Mississippi river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-20

SUPREME COURT PRINTMG.-The Supreme
Court printing has been awarded to Mr.
George w. Gary: The lowest bidder failed
to give the required security, and Mr.. Gary
being the next lowest, it was, according to
the rule generally prevailing in such matters,
given TO him,
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-. ''''' Hs E'li, rAKLoR, SCHOOL, OR LODGE.
4',' ir''w all real improvements made in this
' 'h'Hniheht, aEd the performer will fine
.,r | |. 1"'@t.si aud >Oitcst toucs, wibk the grand
>.,' 'H'- can br brought oxI in all their beauty
h,r NU0uT0USE l. FARHAM.
- ~ Booksellers and Slationers.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Judge
Hughes on Saturday went to Norfolk, and
the court was adjourned unit! to-day. The
court will be opened on the 22d instant at
Alexandria.
Waggoner & Harvey and Thomas S. NAL
lory have been granted their final discharges
in hankrIn ntcY
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
,RcH2oND Posi-. OFFICE July 18. 1874
Box 217, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Sall1e Mays,
Cobb's Island, Va; SPOTS Il Gibson. com.
mission merchants, Richmond, Va; Charles
L. Taylor, Covingtop, Allegheny county, Va.
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The Missing Yacht Foam.

NIAGARA, ONT, July 1s.-Theyach Foam,
which left Toronto Saturday for Niagara,
and has been missing since, was found to-
day three miles out, with only three feet OF
the masts above water. The crew, consist
ing Of nine persons, have been given up as
lost
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THg Ice sDPPLY.--Mr. Turner Exall has
telegraDhed to this city from Augusta, Me-,
that he is now loading vessel with four
hundred tons of ice TOR Richmond, and that
he has made arrangements for Q continuous
supply for the entire season.
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HEAVY TRAvEL.-One hundred and five
through passengers from New York for the
West arrived in Richmond early Saturday
morning by the steamship Isaac Bell, and
left at $50 A. NJ. (the same day. by the
Chesapeake and Ohio mail train.
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GROCERIEs,1kc.

EIsH.-MACKEREL.. No. 8;
II NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGs, In prime
order; cut In barrels and half barrels; roe In bar
rels and half-barrels The best brands sale bS
jyS DAVENPORT u MoKkiS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-20

PRIMARY ELEcTIoS.-The City Conserva-
tive Committee will meet tonight at s
O'Clock in the rooms of the Chamber Of
Commerce, and will then probably agree
upon the time for holding the primary elec-
ton and consider other interesting ques-
tions relating to the Congressional cam
naign.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-20

NorAR1Es PUsLlc.-The Governor on Sat-
urday appointed the following notaries pub
lie: b. K. Hobson and William Wimbish,
Of Halifax county, and T. e. BoWies, OF
Henriee county.