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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest News from Washington.
late Weather Report.
Especial TELEGRAM to the Dispatch.1

Especial TELEGRAM to the Disnatch.1
WASHINGTON, October 23--1 Il. AZ
For the Middle States. and New England,
stationary barometer, rising temperature,
northeast to southeast winds, and partly
cloudy weather, with possibly rain in Viz r
gnia and West Virginia.
Associated Press telegram.1
WASHINGTON, October 22-7 a. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, southerly
winds, falling barometer, cloudy weather,
and rain. o..
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States,
diminishing pressure, southeast ana SOUTH
west winds, and cloudy weather, with occa'
sional rains. ,a
For the Middle States and New England,
high pressure, with east to southeast Winos,
hay and partly cloudy weather, ana neaVy
fogs on the coast.
The Probable Complexion ofthe Next
House of Representatives.
Gspecial telegram to the Dispatch.1
W.suIYGToN, D. c., October Pa prl-
waite letter received here to-day from Des
Moiues. by prominent Republican official,
confirms the reports already received OF a
pain of one Democratic member in Iowa.
A prominent official here who has made the
complexion of the House of Representatives
a particular study for many years expresses
the firm conviction that the next Congress
will be Democratic. The Republican
majority in the present House is, including
the vacant seats of Louisiana, 1O7-making
a change of "a necessary togve Democratic
majority. North Carolina, Indiana, and
Ohio have already contributed ID of that
number. The strongest Republicans con-
cede that New York and Pennsylvania
will at least show considerable Democratic
gains in their congressional representation,
which will leave but a small number
to be made up in the South, where it is OBJ
vous to all great political changes are pro-
crossing; while several other States in
which elections are yet to occur will IN
doubleday add to the gains, giving the Demo
Gratis good working majority in the House.
TIMoN.
Items.
WASHINGTON, October 22-The postmas.
tiers at Austin, Brownsville, and Calvert,
Texas, will be retained. Those at Calves
ton, Houston, and Dallas are to be removed:
The indications point to the removal OF
the collectors at Brownsville and other
places. ,,o,
Some of the officials Of Attorney. General
Williams hold their places by loose tenure.
The feeling among the secretaries seems 10
be that they have been induced to place IN
office persons deficient in morals and man
ners, and they propose to unload. After
Texas, South Carolina, and Alabama come
up there will be great slaughter.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

EnkIuHu.
LONDON, October 22.-The sailors in the
rigging of the Chusan were rescued.
The brig E. C. White was wrecked off
Isle Of Wight. -Four persons were drowned.
Germany.
BERLIN, October 22.-Itis stated that En-
peror William has granted audience TO Count
Won Arnim at Boitzenburg. This signifies
that the crisis has arrived in Won Arnim's
affair, and it remains to be seen whether
Prince Bismarck or the powerful Arnim
family will prove victors.
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40 PRINTERS, BINDERS, AND PUB.

L LtSHERS.-Thc subscribers manufacture RO-
TAkY PRINTING PRESS t 5, with from two 20 Ten
impression cH lindelS; ALSO PERFkCT1NG PkEsS-
S OfNari0us descriptions with two or more impress
sion cylinders, to be used with type stereotype,
and with TO six feeders, with rolls Of paper.
SINGLE and DOUBLE CYLINDER PRESSES.
BED and PLArEN POWER PRESS. for book
work. NEW STOP CYLINDER PRESS, with
table distribution and from four to ten-form rollers
for the finest Illustrated newspapers and the best
book and wood-cut work. SMALL JOB, GARD,
kaILROAD-TlCkET and COUPON PRESSES.
SINGLE LARGE BAND CYLINDER PRESS
and SINGLE HAND CYLISDER RAlLWA1
PRESS, for newspapers of moderate circniations
printing by hand-power eight hundred impressions
per hour. also, furnish every article required 10
printing-ofhces (includng type). PATEN t.lTtl-
UGRAPHlG P0WEk PRESSES. HYDRAUtiC
and SCREW PRESSES. BOOkBlSDERS' MA
CHlNEKY also, MACHINERY FOR ELECTRO
TYpERS ana STEREOTiPERS.C AST-STEEL
SAWS with improved inserted teeth. The above
are all manufactured on our own premises, under
our personal supervision, of the best material and
workmanship. Illustrated catalogues sent on ap-
plication. X. HOE u Gu.
Office and Warerooms 80 aud 81 Gold street, New
York. Manufactures on Grand, Broome, sheriff,
and Columbia streets. New York. au l2-3m
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sGs
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.YMTN
PROPOSALS.

CITY ESGISEER'S OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA, October Z, 1874.
NOTICE TO BRICK MASONS.-S
~ proposals will be received at this Office until
FRIDAY NEXT, Esd inStant,a 2 O'Clock NJ, for
the construction of Il BRICK EGG-SHAPED
SEWER on Brook avenue from Broad street TO
Bacon's Quarter branch distance OF about 3, LOO
feet.
SHAPED SEWER on Marshall street from Twenty
fourth 10 Twenty-second street; thence down
Twentv-Second to Broad street
Forms OF proposals can be had and specifications
seen on application al this Office.
Any BIDDER who shall fail, after one weeks notice
being given OF the acceptance of his BID 10 furnish
the required security shalt forfeit his claim to the
work.
The Committee on Streets Generally reserves the
right to reject any or all bids offered
W. T.. CUTSHAW,
oc l9-td City Engineer.
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Blue Ridge Railroad Sold.

CHARLESTON, October 22.-The Blue Ridge
including thirty-three miles, has
been finished, and the road is in running
order in South Carolina, and all the property
and franchises of the company in South
Carolina were sold to-day in bankruptcy,
and bought by ex.G Governor Scott for 500, 0OC
In the interest Of the first-mOrtgage bond
holders
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Arrest of Citizens Of Louisiana.

New IBERIA, October 22.-Captain Z. F.
King, who has just arrived from st. Martins
vile, reports the arrest last night OF Charles
Herbert, Jr., and Placide uuval by deputy
United States marshal. There is also re.
port, which is generally believed, that war.
rants are in the hands of the deputy marsha
for the arrest of Colonel AIcibiadeS De Blanc,
General Deelouet, Colonel Fournet, and
other prominent citizens.
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Locomotive Works Unable to Flii
d'Nnfr0cE. =

New YORK, October 22-The Grant Lo-
comotive Works are troubled about their in.
ability TO fill the Russian contract for fifty
locomotives. Work has been suspended.
The liabilities of the company are $3.50, 900.
A large surplus is claimed, but it is unaVall-
able, and the future of the company depend
upon the g. bears" leniency.
The boss coo2ers will discharge the
employees who adhere to the Coopers'
Union. A prolonged fight between the
bosses and coopers is apprehended. FIVE
thousand workmen are involved in the lock-
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probable Fatal Acefdent-T1e BARK
y h !. Efayyfp.

F Edwin.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J
+. NORFOLK, October 22.-The schooner W IL
liam Mazict, Captain Freeman, from YORK
river to New York, put into this port to-day
for the purpose of landing sailor by the
name of John Osborne, in all probability
fatally wounded by an accident on Tuesday
last. The man, it is said, attempted to draw
loaded gun towards him by the muzzle,
when il was discharged, and the entire
charge entered the right breast, iDdicting a
fearful wound and terribly lacerating the
lung. He was alive at last accounts, but
there is but slight prospect of his re-
covery.
The Norwegian bark Edwin, from Rich
mond with -four, is lying in Hampton
Roads.
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Steamboat Burned.

BATON ROUGE, La, October 22.-The
steamboat Esperanga was burned last night
at midnight at Profits island. The boat and
cargo are total lost. The chambermaid was
lost. all others saved.
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Of a steamboat. Boiler.

DEYRoIT, October 22.--The propeller
Brooklyn exploded her boiler this afternoon
in the river twelve miles below the city.
Sixteen persons are reported missing. The
steamer brought the survivors, number Cl
whom are badly injured, TO this city.
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regarding representation tbe Convention 70
adjourned I'LL O O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Delegates will attend tonight the grand
bsnquet, ut the Eutaw House, given by the
consolfdat ed Baltimore societies.
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N. n. Bank

n. II. Banks Nominated for Congress.
BosToN, October pa Bunker Hill meet.
ing of 1000 persons nominated n. z. BanRs
for Congress. He advocated better educa-
ton policy, better laws, and the cultivation
of better sentiment South.
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SPECIAL NUTICE.-Ir you want great
- bargains in DRY GOODS Of all descrptionsE
if You want good CLOTHING and HATS fine.
medium, or common. at cost prices: II You want
LADIES' and GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING
GOODS cheaper than the cheapest if you want
BOOTS. SHOES, Gal FERS, &c, for ladies, men.
and children mt the lowest price; in the city. you
can he suited at l.. LICHI ENSTrIN'S,
oc 17O5 and 7O7 Franklin street.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals are hereby invited for the cree
ton OF TWO LARGE COLLEGE BUILDINGS
aud TWO DWELLlNG-HOUSES Plans and
specifications for the same he seen on or after
the I'd OF November next either at the college, in
Backs5urg, or at the Office Of i. LYBROCK, arch!-
tect Richmond Va: the proposals TO be handed In
on before MONDAY the 23d OF November; the
estimates to be made out separately for each build
ing. and FIJI detail for the different branches OF
the work-yiz.: For brlckwork, carpenters work,
plastering. painting, stating &c. The right OF re-
Iectng all bids Is reserved.
II. BLACK, Rector,
ocl7-6t Blacksburg, Montgomery county, Va.
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MULES, HORSES, DC.

T OFFER FOR SALE my fine EIr
Il SADDLE AND BUGGY II y r 8 E-6A
beautiful black, yonDg, and sound. Lately taken q
premium ut the CulpeDer Fair.
TERMS: $500 cash. Can be seen at 6ordonsyllle
any day by addressing Box 10, Gordonsyille.
Oc 21.4t&
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TAKE NOrICE.-Thc undersigned, RI

TAKE NOrICE.-Thc undersigned, re-
4 preventative of The owners Of Mayo'S Ware
house, In The city of Richmond. inlen0s upon the
24rIi DAY OF DECEMBER, l 74, to close said
warehouse as place establish ed by law for the in-
SpccIion and storage OF manufactured crop to-
bacco This notice is GIVE in accordance with the
sc.ord section of an act Of The General Assembly
passed April 20, 1867. EDWARD MAYO,
Executor of r. c. Mayo, deceased.
RTcuNoSD October | 2. 1874. oc 13-4w
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Episcopal General Convention.

a New YORK, October % The Convention
this afternoon refused to confirm the. election
OF Seymour as bishop.
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STOVES, TINWARE, DC.

A GREAT SAVING OF FUEL WILL
IA be secured with open CRATES by the use of
THE PATkNT CORRUGATED FIRE-BACK.
for warming two or more rooms Ii can be put in
any fireplace without disturbing the Inantel
front
For particulars and references, apply 10 l.. A.
Crensbaw, or the Richmond Stove Company, or
j. ;. RAGLAND, who will put them up and give
estimates. Oc S-3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Mt A S MIC.
WASHINGTON AS PAST MASTER.

Mr.. VALENTINE some time ago made careful
copy OF Houdon's head Of Washington, in the State
pitol, and since then has produced the Masonic
bust, with sash and jewel as wcrn wh,n Worship
full Master forming an interesting souvenir for the
lodge or home.
The Masonic bust is llfe-Sze. Price. $50. Or
Gers may be sent TO us direct or to the artist
or'D3 WOODHOIJSE & PARIIAM,
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Young BROKE
MULES AND HORSES.

We have just received large number of young
nroke MULES, and HORSES, many of them very
superior, loc7l TURNER & CO. +
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fSNUE "JENIFER ARABIAN" owned by
4 Colurel W. Fl. Jeuter, of Baltimore, Md,
hss left that city for Il short visit 10 Richmond,
Va. He viii be exhibited on the Fair-Grnund,
curing the exhibition next week. and will also be
mt The service, tor several weeks, of gentlemen who
wish TO improve their stock OF horses. For terms,
&C. aunlN [,
or 021 m ppOPRIETORS FaIR-GROJ'EDS.
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DRO BONO PUBLICO.-GentlemeE
4 clothing, much soed, faded or color otherwise
injured, CLEANED and RESTORED at short
notice and moderate prices. MOURNING GOODS
renovated. Ill articles COLORED or CLEANED
In lirsl-claSs style at MCktSSEY'S
Steam Dye Works,
4 -nnI3m Mnrshnll Slrptt -, ttf
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CANNED rOMATOES.-I offer 10 the
~ trade m CANNED TOMATOES, all grown.
at Lcste: Manor" on the Richmond AMI York
River .rroad picked ripe and sound and canned
The day they were picked. They were extensively
used In this city last season. and were pronounced
The best eTcr offered in This market.
Every care i, uSc1 in the process Of canning, so
"a To make them strictly an article of family
! will be GLAD to receive orders from the trade
only. JOHN b. DAVIS.
OF l5.lm Richmond. Va.
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THE VIRGINIA FUEL.

The best household fuel in the world Is the
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE, or CARBONlTE.
found only in Virginia.
THE JAMES RIVER COAL COMPANY,
of Virginia, are now mining and supplying 10
dealers and families from tGeir Carbon HI. h'H''
The best and clcanest
SOFT COKE, or CARBONlTE,
ever brought into this market.
1t Is pure aud free from slate.
1t kindles readily and heats qui.hly
II burns freely without popping.
They also mine the JAMES RIVER BIZ thi-
NOUS COAL, which they w.ii deliver In al! quar-
tity for engine or smith purposes. a. =,
soft Lump Coke, delivered. ...."...."'.'' - *
soft Hail Coke, aeliyrre ........-...''''''' M
Hard Lump Coke, delivered. .......-....'....' 90
Hard Hail Coke, dellvereS. ...............'.' 20
Bi,uminous Coal per ton, delivered........... -"
ONCE: Corner Bank and Elevensh streets, a.
Yards: Cary street near corner OF lthti'' -,
south side Of the Dock opposite Nlne.echth ~!
oc12 ROBEkI r. VIZ VI. 49,
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wATGHEs, JEwELRY, &c.

HAVING AN IMMENSE NUMBER of
Ill FORFEITED PLEDG ES on hand, and being
anxious TO dispose Of them In order to realize the mo-
ney loa ned on same, will offer them for SALE All
persons DESTROYS OF purchasing FIRST. CLASS goods
VIII do well 10 examine my stock before purchas-
Ing elsewhere. Every article guaranteed Us rep-e.
scented.
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DOWAND'S TONIC MIXrURE-a .u-e
IL cure for fever and ague-for sale BY
BODEkkR BROTHERS.
b
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STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!

We have full line Of STOVES. made II E9T
the last few months from new patterns-lhe ~
product Of Virginia capital, Virginia labor, and
Virginia iron, and warranted equal to any made In
the United States.
Buy HOMEMADE STOVES, and you viii save
trouble and expense when repairs are needed If
dealers cannot supply you, apply ut The factory.
Our cash retail prices cannot be- beaten.
RICHMOND STOVE COMPANY,
sc 26-3m 1000 Cary street
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MILK OF MAGNEsIA-sntacid and
I'VE aperient; avg
Sayory & Moore's PANCREATIc EMr1s,or
Winchesters SYRUP OF THE HYp0yttospt,,,
RACAHOuT DEs ARABEs, fhlIEs,
Nestle's MOTHER's-aiILR SUBsTITrr,
GRANULAR EFFERYEsCING SALTS iva,ts,r,
SquibbSS FLUID EXTRACTS, NNSb
ShIrD & Dohme's SYRUPS and EIIYtpS
BoudalL'S WINE PEPsISE,
PEPSINE PoRcI,
Lavilles GOVT PILLS.
He2eman'S ELIXIR CALISAYA RARK
He2eman's ELIXIR BARK and IKo;
Larroguc's ELISIR OF BARK.
All the new and popular preparations for s,s 4,
POLK MILLER & CO., Apothp,.,raE.s0 o!
oc IV corner Ninth and Main s,rrese
VACCINE VIRUS, NON-HUMASIzPn
ON QUILLS.-As this article is efficient only vhs,,
fresh physicians in want will please apply a. on,s
to }. BLAIR, Druggist,
s25 Broad street.
agent for the Vaccine Department New YORK DIs-
peneary. ocs
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peneary.

agent for the Vaccine Department New York DIs-
peneary. ncs
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BUFFALO WATER.

CHRoMASATE! CHRUMAsATE7 "
~ nave sas ieeeived another supply OF this
We have received many orders for r. - tIL%EEEs.
mali but 1t cannot be shippeu except nv vI ssht BY
Price, so cents per bottle. y E3SagsS.
POLK MILLER IN
Oc Il 'i@'h stresSs.
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THE FEET.-Go to DIR: sCn ~ - ears
l. Twenty years, practice here. MM as SAuS,
all cases Of GoRSs, RuNioSs' iaa'seM !, SaeosIc
&C., as also CANCER, uLckss, aao =" 500 ,tsla
pspcrIoSs without pain. .otnce, No 7ss W "
s,rsos between seventh and eighsh, Rishm0A'a :
| 90 s9-Sn
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THE CANNELTON COAL COMPANY
J. OF WEST VIRGINIA,
is now prepared 10 mine and ship
SPLINT COAL
from their No. seain-
This coal is unsurpassed for fuel and steam pur.
poses, and FOR iron manufacture has equal. by
analysis it contains no PHOSPHORUS and almost no
sulphur, and requires 30 cokipg.
MIR. GERFaS STORRc,
No. 1924 CARY STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
has been appointed agent for the sale Of hi coal,
and will receive orders for delivery 1t the ircs Or
at Richmond. J.TATSALL LEA,
jy 2S-3m Treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
lNFLATloN.

No more truth can be crowded 10 a like num-
her of lines than appears in the following from
the 81. Paul Pioneer:
"Thc direct effect Of an inflated currency Is
over-trading and speculation. 1t increases the
price of all products bought and sold, giving to
everything fictitious aud deceptive value.
Labor, howevc., is the last interest that secures
an advance in wages, and the first to feel a
dminution when crash comes. All the but
dens of panic are transferred upon its shoulders.
No department of h onest industry can in any
event be profited by circulation whose market
value no one knows, or can calculate upon it
from day TO day. Money worth less than 100
cents on the dollar, is fraud and cheat, and
there is no excuse for its longer continuance.
Much less is there a rational reason for making
il even worse than it now is."
The Springfield, Mass, Union, says
"About as striking an Illustration of the Ut
Ter lack even Of pausibility in the argument OF
the in1atonists is the fact that Of the $454 O00,-
600 national bank circulation already authorized
by law some Sc. 100000 remains uncalled for.
to-day. Here is currency for the West and
Soath to bo had for the asking. The fact is
they have got all they can carry, ard their cry
for initiation when as yet they have not attained
the authorized limit of expansion is simply evil
dence that their eyes arc bigger than their
stomachs "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
a Prize Fight with Gloves.

The New York Tones OF Friday says "a very
large crowd of sporting men assembled at the
Chpper Office yesterday to witness a match being
made between "Joe" Coburn and "Bill" CLARK,
to fight with the gloves, for $1,000. Two weeks
ago Clark issued challenge to fight Coburn a
gove-hght for $1,000 side. Coburn accepted
the challenge. and agreed TO meet CLARK and his
hackers at the Clipper office 10 make the match.
The proposed contest created Considerable ey =
citement in sporting circles, aud a number Of Co
burns admirers thought that CLARK only issued
the challenge to gain notorety, and would not
come to terms. la this they were mistaken, tor
CLARK ANA his hacker Ga prominent broker of
Wall street) were at the Clipper office at the time
specified by Coburn. Tue latter, accompanied BY
number OF sporting men, soon arrived. After a
warm discussion both came TO terms, ana the
contest was arranged
Articles were drawn up aud signed for them
to tight with gloves, at catch weight. for $500 a
side: The hacker OF Clark then posted $3.50, and
Coburn put up like amount. II was then mu-
tually agreed that the match should be left open
fol $1,000 side. The fight is to take place i'll
two weeks in this city. The affair will be stictly
private, and only limited number will be allow
ed to witness it. Clark is a well-known puglist.
He weighs 240 pounds. This will be the second
contest between these two men, and the forth
coming event Is looked forward to with eager
interest by the sporting element.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24
&c 80 -
Church Literature.

well, Adolphus. have looked overyour man
uscripts very carefully, and as you asked for a
candid opinion, must acknowledge that | do not
nd your tale interesting, No publisher would
aecept II as a sensationai:novel. Why don't you
make it a religious story ?"
"lmpossbe had no such idea when | com :
posed it,"
mot at ali impossible; quite an easy task. An
old aunt comes on visit 10 1be family, give or
pages Of counsel 10 the gddy heroine,or you call
a young minister 10 the neighboring village
church, seat your worldly characters, then he ad-
dresses them In some extracts you eau select from
a popular volume OF sermons and the thing is done.
\ ou need moi change word in your original COM
position. These interpretations will suffice. The
reviewers will sea the religious element, and
should they read it, will iind the morality sound,
will pronounce II "A book which should be in
every Parish and Sunday School Library. ~
church journal and Messen0ey
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24

DR. Porteus is accused by one of the English
papers with being an inIpostor He is said 10
have been Obliged 10 lerve England on account OF
appropnating honors which belonged to others
THIS DR.. Poreus, 1t will be remem bered recently
had hls permission 10 preach III New York and
New Jersey Withdrawn by Bishops Potter and Lit
tl-John The reasons the Bishop gave We're
meagre enough; but If the English paper is
night, bad reasons accomplished very good
hastily.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24

The Tribune wants women to give up liquor
crusadef," and engage in the cultivation of flowers
gratifying their a,sthetic taste, and make money
at the same time. Whereupon dpplet0n's jour
nal desires TO add silk worm culture. Every sub
urban cottage in the country could have cocoons.
The Japanese silk worm will live easily in our
climate requires little care, and can be attended
to by the women of the family.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-24

DRowNkn. Altamont w. Porter, a student OF
SwarthInoro College, was drowned in Crun
crock, Delaware county, Pa, on Wednesday oven-
Ing. He had yentured OH the creek Ia a small
boat, which capsized and he being unable to swim,
persisted before assistance could be given by his
companions ON the bank. lie was O son of ii. b.
Porter, OF Ttusville, Pa.