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The New York herald., 1874-08-19
1 GREAT AND UNPRECEDENTED SALE
BY PUBLlC AUCTION.
TOMORROW CrHURSDAY) AUGUST %.
AT l0L O'CLOCK SHARP,
AT STABLE No. 5 NEILSON PLACE,

MERCER STREET,
BETWEEN WAVkRLEY AND CLINTON PLACES,
Of the elegant stock OF handsome and last Hofses ane
CarriaRea Harness. Blankets, Robes. &C.. OF
j. WILLIAM HAMEL, ESQ.,,
including the extra ast and handsome bright bay Geld
ing Long Branch he lo hands high, years old has
iall name and tail and WAS sired by coward Everett
dam by George B. Pachen; ne has nne actions very
muscuiar with great powers Of endurance rotted st
he has nne stvlc. high headed, with great knee
iugger or puer; AFRAID nothing, and all Is
young rotter In the country he Is warranted
sound, Kind and true. 80
Also handsome and fast Kentucky Gelding Admiral,
l5A hands high, years old; sired BY Pilot dam thor
Oughbred he OF the finest and best gAied foters
that goes the road; he can pull road wagon on any
good track IN 40 sure; he is extra Stylish hne free,
easy and prompt driver AFRAID Of nothing, and war
gnutcd sound kind and
Also the besutitul and fast bay Gclding Summit l5
hands highs sired by hthan Allen ls seven years old
boOdlike has fine Limbs and feet; trotted Mys.
tic Park mile a. years old n ~; can bsas 2'ao now
Also nne and sentsel family Horse, TX hands hish
Il good under saddle. afraid Of nothing good traveller
and very valuable beast for family use sound
Also handsome Coupe Rockaway, pole and shafss two
top Road Wagons one top Pony Phaeton, single and
double Harness elegant Blankets and Robes Whips &c.
N B-sae win be positive. without any reservation,
Me- Hamsl sais for Europe on Ha urday I'D inst Stock
will be exhibition at ble st all times prior to sale
Mr. Aame can be either st stable or st his resi-
= -- CHARLES Q. DUFF, Auctiopesr.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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HEIS w1ssrED-xALRs-rwr1-.. r4a.-s,zsn col
HORSES. CARRIAGES. Ac.-sn.r rAa.-7hird and
EH9GTSE H0TSsEEs ssSS:Is SSSSs r.s.-s,.ta se1una
yeisa and % Ioarsh cSs Column. MAS1hD-s1'0SO lAa'-
GEN kExL EsT1TK bok sxLE-s.cosD f1as-
4L5scIidSk isE1sos-ssee. rae.-s,.sn column.
LOST AND fOUND-FIRsT PAgE-Rirst column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAok-Finh column
NARBLk Administrations PA0E-Slxth column.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGK-FQurth column.
Observation-Disclosures PAex-Fousth column.
Music ALcSxcoNp rAos-Sixth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fAox-Sixth column
PlAkoFoRrEs. ORGANS, xC.-sxOoxD PAez-Six1h
POST OFFICE NoTiCE-SIRsr PAGn-Secoua column.
rkOrOsALS-PIRsr PA0E-Sixth column.
PROFESSIONAL SIT CATIONS wANTkD-FEMALES-
prwrTz & &rASs0eoTtss column %9T ron .o
REAL ESTATE 70 ExcAHSdE-ssoosD PAe.-y,ns
RIAL RsTxTs WXNTKD-sxCoxp PAo,-seeo,d c>l-
RRwAKDS-Flnar PAoz-Pirst column
SALES AT AUCTION-szcoNp PAox-Fourth column
5ITUATIONS WANTED-FEAALES-Iw PACp-
First second. third and fourth colomnA
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwxLT1H PAcD-
SPECIAL N0TICEs-TissT PA0.-Fizst and secona
sroRTiN0-DoGs. BIRDS, &c.-fns- PAa.-Third
;.gxSSS ISsSssosrs.E.-y.s.n r.c.-s.xsA column
raE rURR.PlRsr rAox- Third column.
TO LET FOR BUsINkss PURfOSEs-sEcoND PAGD-
fRAvELLERS' GUiDE-FInsr PAox-Fifh and sixth
uNFURKisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
Sn00ND PAGH-1hird column.
MANTED 10 PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGE--Sixth column.
WEsTChEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
WINES. LIQU0Ks, xC.-ELEvxxrE PAor~six,h column
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-HLzvxsrn PAGx-Mxth
column.
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1TFlAyELLERs' GUIDE.

Ai.aANY AND Troy BY DAY LINE STEAMBOATS,. s.--.
20 ViBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave foot Of
vestry street, pier y scrrn n,ver; At s:n A. and
as xSntsrs fsrryteTn Sna Ny4cs SPy srsybost YouEh
Ssspsls, khlnebses Saaki an4 HHasoa eon12cunf tnr
esfS~sn sn4 SswsYsN !stsinihS sami asS ~ spss1l
ssal 1 Tcs 1Etssss EssS sss sssssxt ssssx ~ = ~ y fsssS
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VIRGINIA.

The undersigned appointed eommiss,oners for n:
April lst WIN receive sealed psoposas 70 be opened
1874 the purchase and removal Of the fenissnfarJ
The following the provisions Of the act to which
the proposals must conform-- t
=, These commissioners shall advertise for propossis
removal Of buildings and the inmates
not dve miles from the limits or he
Tor the suitable bu,ldinss for the, proper ao
the erection Of the machinery. and ali the
and appliances that necessary all
the Accs operations the Psnitentiary 70 the
ientisry; and provided trthes tnst no proposal shall
be accepted which involves the State in any expense
over End above the proceeds OF the sac Of the land and
buildings now used for and connected with the Penen-
"a Proposals for the removal must be endorsed On
ne enve.opeS "pr?possn for Removing the state
ana tnclude map Of the grounds and plans dra "
ings and specifications for the buildings be furnished
shall be accepted unlsS approved Of BY the commn
noners and rannsd BY the LeGsaure NJ It's next -
.Yrspo.ss should b. addressed g the unas,.gesd. y
Rlenlhond. JAMEa l. kkhPER
r. X. WrTHkRs
MARSHALL HANGER.
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DENNsYLyANIAR RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE


UNITED sFATEs NAIL ROUTE.
Cortandt streets rs toiiOws:-
Express for HARRISBURG Pttsburg the West and South,
s:UP II. SUNDAY, ana $50 r NJ - :" AA-
For wliamsport and Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
s:sv A; y; icr wiliamsport Locx Haven, Cory and
Erie, 80 y n, eonascung st Cory Tor Tisusvaiie,
For baltimore, Washington and the .,outh-Lmited
Washington express Ct .Pp!lman parior cara daily.
eP s Regular IL At tr'ss ana Sun.
ExSrsy; asy sor r 'PSsiladeph,a $40 swA.
$50 yf; \. and Il nisnt sunday, S!. $50 and
sP NJ. Kmigrant and second class. Z N
Aeeymmodaton % ior Trenton at a. N n and 2r
zs sE d il IS F. K and i night mt Sunday ss
For HIzabeth q 80. .7:W, ssMA NJ. RM.L
s III u and aSA e s psss &c suSasy Se j. - a;aa ;a
For ksHxaS .iS s;s9 AZ sis s!;s ss s:
For so sSash asa Anaoy
s' sT s;is saiS:S y S ana TT y nisls sunday p u
For hambertSills and Fism,nston, 80 A. N and p Y
FOR Phiiiipsburg AID Beividers, DO A II, and NJ
For Bordsntswn % surpgt9a Bur and camden. and ~ A.
For Freehold, z A. NJ, and4P
Es FsF So. from
'a' aaI s1s S e $50 s. ss
and an s ss sPd rlsS @ rsas.ipbs & ssas.S & s 3
Sunday. y: sd s. IL 10 j. sa d. lis 4 r. q b AND ana
Ticket oiis:s sss and sA Broadway Astes sous.
and Of Desbroses and Cortsudt streets Emx:ans
20. IL S and B Hudson street
D. NJ. BoyD, Jr General Passenger Agent
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rRAvELLERs' GUIDE.


REGULAR DAILY MORNING BOAT FOR PEEK
"A skill, Sunday excepted;-rhe steamboat Ihos +;
H saye SGt sese ssss'y arm make
following landing. :-Yonkcrs, Dobbs Ferry. Nyaex
SSaneS,ias wsth Lake MsIopac Tassaays
'A''N' 'feIs b. T. ArREs, superintendent.
A CITIZENS, LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
day NORTH ana Eisgant steamboat daily Csanr
OF Leroy steeet. Fare low. ''
A -,rEopLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.-rHE sPLEN
"A. DID steamers DREW ana ST. JOHN leave pier a.
foot Of Canal street daily Sundays executed at6r NJ
EALL EIvEE LINE TO BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
nsL sls ss, Sors Iys
20' ss Sa Sr at All sufsS %
city. HAIRS Band engaged tor the season. -
Eos Nosw4LK ALK ASp ! D. DASBuRy.-THE FAvoEIra
Set street East River at ~ ana - sst Il
8 r N. connecuns with the DanSnry railroad. ss.
duced iare. 6Oc. Excursion tickets, 81
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.
IN On and after Monday July t3 1874. the following
will be the only authorized ofces In New city and
vicinity the sale OF First and secoud Class tickets
ssS SEw ToRK is'Ts cssrRAI AND HUDSON RIVER R. r.
~ sns a.
Park place 10th street and Byosdway and ssd ss:se!
wea street depot foot & ynsmDsts street depot ,oos @
and 81 Hudson ''Fsss Fssss9 aShGssn 9I5xs,A na,
sf0'S'yn ina sALriMoRs dsson AS1 s5e' oaIo ooA
s
Cortiandt street, depot Jersey street No Court street.
9: 4. kENSEiGk, Sen, Pass. Agent S.Ysc and H.R.R.
% ARsGT M Gem Pass Agsn, Erie Hsway
l. n. C0LE, Gen. Ticket Agent r. and y. 3. R
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND. -OLD
IN Dominion Steamship Company; ste amefs leaSe
for above ports from pier North kvsr ,co' q 1sAS
AsS s o sdna and passenger tickets Issued 70
l)fhce corner Fulton and 0reenwich streets
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THE TURF.
A -yserrL.a Ar YLEE1wooD, rAsK ON
s. S:sss
J. F.sf5sse: ali5sss. n.y. fsssasF aSy sa.sa a'sa.
Guslls Lyons 8. m Lizzie.
aeaass cnssy. H'1.sIs T. "a. Gesunss. & 4 sSs A0''
j. NJ olcott's br. g. Co!onsL
Sweepstakes for $50; mile as.s best three in nvs
lon. & VIZ Kins's y; N; Lay ss,. King.
J. J.fauiinsss. s. Tenn Wonder,
Match for ss mile heats best three In avs, in sar
Thomas walker's B. e. Black Harry.
1a%.sa i1aa asss: !: Wy i.ft VAN corr Superintendent
A % is sSx SEsS qs . Easa
corner Broadway and twenty eighth street Particular
p;a I'dsf 2an n.a e::s ss
nEERFooT DRIVING PARK
PREMIUMS, SAM
FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, August IS
No. Z s H. SI & aos: that vS 6 heat %inuss
asss siso q second 10 '' 70 shiGd d- and ss
SESoNn DAYzwRDNEsDAy, August r. ..,o
T. 5Gs sssssa .as s q nsssI beat ao
No 'SG ssscsa .sss esss I e
THIRD DAY-THUR DAY August q.
No b-furse $4U tor horses that never beat - S1O
TO arst, SlN to second, So to third.
No 6-Pursc $780, tor horses that never bent 2:x Two
miles and repeat $500 70 urst $l60 70 second. $50
20 third, $50 to fourth.
FOURTH OAI-FRIDAy, August 2a
No 7Pursc $4W for horses that never beat 260 $50
to drst. Sl30 to second, $5D to third.
No 0-furSe S6U for horses that beat 2:27 $3.50
TO Yst, $40 second $40 10 third, $50 four
CONDITIONS
All the above to be mile heats: best In s; In
repeat and viii be strictly conducted under the National
Rules
tntrance Fee, 10 per cent and must accompany nomi
nations all No conditional entries received.
When or start, the distance will be l60 yards
E0rios will close at Johnsons Twentyeighth street
and Broadway, on Thursday, August ", at 7. NJ All
communications 10 be addressed 70 w. MCMAHON, ri
the above address, or at Deerfoot Park Hotel Coney
WIN. MCMAHON, Proprietor.
DEERFOOT PARK.-TROTTING. WEDNESDAY,
~ August l9, at r. NJ match tor $50; best In 8.
Hiram W Howes b. 9. Dan In lOO lh Wagon.
William McMahon'sb b. g kody b.. in Harness
Adnisslon SOC.
DOsTERS POR HORSERACEs, MEETINGS.. &C,
i promptly and cheaply done at the METROPOL' TAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2l8 Droadway, Herald
Building.
DOOLS SOLD THIS MORNING AND EVENING
on the remaining races at Saratoga also this aer
noon on the trots at Springfield. T. b JOHNSON.
HORSES. CAfttxIAGES. &C.
nj
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. &C.

ENERRETS, FOR RAT AND RABBIT HUNTING: PEA
Fowls Pigeons, Rabbits, Gold Fish, Plants, &c, tox
aQuaris; N0cking Bird Food Buters celebrated Dog
Medicines Aaaafia Case Misunderstanding Depot, 81 Full
ton street. j. BAGOT, Agent
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WANTED 10 PURCIlA1C.
TfTXsTF6 70 SUScHxSe~x couNV1Y eTQAl
w:ar . ~iSs Q g s. ixesA -. sjAs sSjAs 'Gs
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Al sAskErs
CITY AUCTION MART AND N Y. TATrERsALLA
GS1nsf 9! Gn srssdvaS snd I6AN ssssst
S1EES 81 rs
swzs7y;yegs M 4 Gosss z sS1SsS 4kSsvse yes % sazA.
faEs EShn Is raE hn oNMx 16orioH Marx Il he sts
ss IN: ss sSr :S
'''ny Of fSi% afs THIS DAY,
.:sssi
Bso. COS, s soa With ten mon months SnsxDes %s;
HANDSOME soRREL ROAD Mare lsA hlgn; years
old % and and ID fast S
wsfr.1ss To,pa p spS pSk9 kn9
30 HHAG * sas pn.on Geld
u.s. q
sRh 51 sy a. and
Ss s xss e &c
road nothing and is warranted sound and kind;
.lfs Fof ns 3ss Ssst wxaSS hsleiSs. y Schmidt
EkK SsfsSss sN.iss * !ssn.'n
roF ssa no op Road wagons
Etaar EEIt pSsGEEpEfSs 2EaEh HS5;s;; 4. sale.
-sELLiNG OFF THIS MONTH TIE FINEST
11s..; Sss second hand Ss1risss: ss' @ .saa.sa
.-EoR sALE-cHEAP, A BROWN HORSE, 10y
M any must .s s. 90 sold ~ %ashinan
A srIvERs SIDE BAR TOP WAGON. BEEN USED
~: f cs1Ss
HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE
"A All In nne order; price sl7s suitable for express or
4oSfs nsP 3 HAsSEss Sss.z .,..
First class goods; lowest cash prices
A FOR SALE, CHEAP. THREE HORSES: FIT FOB
"A. butcher, baker or any businss. purpose; w,I;
CrOsby street between Houston aud Bleecker.
A oRNrLRNAN's TURNOUT T-noRsk WARRANTED
"A .9and and % klna; esH s.os very fast Top Buggy,
e low o e s.
A PAIR OF YOUNG, sMAkr HORSES, Fully WAR.
NM. fansea % & zSes ahc s o1upe hsrness
THURSDAY "a M Address, with address, Country Herald
ONCE.
500; also two second hand Top and Road Wasons al!
a. ns E1 s1ns % MoS.s., y:s w
BEAUTIFUL BREwsTER SIDE BAR TOR
wssSn sna nns All sinss s hsrns' sns e;lsnss ;a e
so an ns. ''f
ELzaAXT rouRsEAy pARK pHAEroNs. WITH
~ and without tops, built by Miner 4 StevenA
| TWO TOP SIOE-BAR ROAD WAGONS, BUrLT BY
DExTENstoS f0p PaARroNs, POUR AND SIX
ELR0ANT BARoUcHE, By BREwsTKR 4 CO. !;
Clarence Landauiot Coupe, Coupe kockawayA top and
no TOD Pony Phaetons, hockawAya. Road and Depot
wssohs' Aafpssas $%c.sstysry Icy prizes; BY
Nx East Ninth street, near Third avenue;
W East Thirteenth street. near Broadway.
.ELRqANT rURxoUT-oYE BLACK ROAM MARE,
u lbK,6 years old very handsome, elegant mane
and tall; sound and kind; safe tor lady TO drive one
side bar top wagon. city made 225 ibs and light Bar
both inquire COUk, lu West F0rty-sev-
enth street, In rear private stable.
LtoR sALR--yO WORK HoRsEs DUMP WAGONS,
II Carts, Harness, Derricks Of various descrfpuons
esam Pun,pA Engines ConSruction Railroad and CArs,
With vertey OF Tools suitable for onHAotors nee
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COUTHERN LINE
D. FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT tr
The following and nrst class steamers will sail
every Wednes sdav at r. NJ from pier ~ East River
CRY or HOUSTON Captain Deering. ....Ausust Y
CARONDELET. Captain McCrecrv ...........Auguss %
CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Hines. sept
CITY OF GALVESTON, Captain Evans. Sept
Indenoa Reckpc.s Or Arsnaas Wharf srs.os Sonssso s
For freight passage having superior recommendations
apply to c. n. MALLORY Co. AGENTS
l53 Maiden lane.
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
y tompany.-The elegant sidewheei steamship .OUfH
AMEWICA. 2,uO0 burthen. Captain 4. L. Ttnkle-
paugh, will ssil for 81. Thomas Para, Pernambuco,
Bahia and Rio De Jansiro on Monday, August ~ as ~
For ffeshtor p1wTs9sse, ,spPlE 70 GA RRrsoy. AGENT
NO. Bowling areen.
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NATIONAL LINE
The most soutnerly route always been adopted By
this company, TO avoid ice and headlaudA
TO s5SH GSRkSsfdMaH1 psssf 81 al Asb SGs E9kRYSb
CCAXNAaE CAXNAaEPAi % August q Y M iHE QUEEN, SEPT Y y;
FOR LONDON D1RkCr. M
pESMAkk, Captain sumner, August y. y y.
rsdsced rrioSs Kstnrn uoksSs Is reduced rstsE ~.
* s';s S;'''' rs: ''s f;s :.s '..N
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INOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IN The Cromwell ste amship Line.
The am shin kSiCkEk eOCkLh H.. Caof Kemb1e,
VIII esve pier No eNorlh River Saturday Aug ~ at
sP. N. Freight received daily. Through given
Galveston. lndianola, Rock AranzAs Wharf,
zos Santiago Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage $50;
steeYaRe. S2a For freight or passage apply TO
CLARK 4 SEAMAN S6 West street
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UvOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il MERchANfs, STEAMSHIP LINE
The steamship EMILY b.. SOLDER. Captain B. r.
Buraicx pier 50 North River uoot North Moore
street., saturday. August .2 al O'Clock r. A..
Freight received daily Through rates given 70 St
Louis, vicksburs. Mobile Galveston and lndianoa-
tions nppiy to rKRDkkiC RAKER plef IS North River
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A CITIZENS LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
"A. NORTH and West--Esgant steamboats, daily CSafur
aays excepted atSP ~ from pier North River foot
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

ExCHANGE-FOR TOP WAGON. FINE
~ Morgan Horse; sound every way except IasIe aIe
saddle horse nothing close 10 minutes
Address H., box 3,D53 New York Post office
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A FRENCH POOL Is NOW OPEN on EACH
~ race At SARATOGA to-day, at JOHNsONs Pool Room
corner Broadway and twenty eighth street. Particular
attention paid g nling order py mail or MESSENGER
each race By telegraph.
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DosTERs, BILLS OF LADINa, RECEIPTS, COL
I orsd Printing, &C.: tor steamship lines: d91s VII
POLITAN PRINTING kSTAeLlsHMENT. No. 2ls Broad
way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-29

The Hon. CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER, OF
Berkeley county, West Virginia, in IN adj
dress to the people of the district, has de-
clsred himself candidate for Congress.
His name calls up the recollections of old
times. He has seen great many changes
during his life, but has, with remarkable sa-
gacity, kept himself out of harms way. He
resembles CALEB CUSHING in many respects;
but he has more of the sudutter IN m0dO
than CALEB has. JACK DOWNING said of MAR
TIN VAN BUREN that he had u wonderful way
OF lighting on his feet, and illustrated
his remark in this manner: When
General JACKSON was received in New
York, the bridge at Castle Garden fell
from the weight upon it. Mr.. VAN buren,
was in the crowd, but alightcd gracefully on
his feet and bowed to the audience. Wea
sure that Mr. FAULKNER could not have been
outdone by Van bad he been of the compa-
ny. Withal Mr.. FAULKNER is an able lawyer
and politician, and held high position
amongst the really great who hourished
"long time ago." His competitor will have
to get up early in the morning to beat him
He is, of course, q Conservative.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-29
The r2.asn .Storr,,s.

The rain.storms which hsye proved 30
destructive at several places far apart, the
present week, set old men and statistictans to
summing up "reminiscences and records. IN
this matter there Is realty nothing new under
the sun; but every time these extraordinary
storms happen great many people say there e
has been nothing ike them before. In the
matter of the destructivencss Of these storms
In Neyada and elsewhere, they hardly excel
much the effects of the folly, short-slghted'
ness, aud greed Of man which led to the con-
struction OF dams on the water-courses in
Massachusetts, upon principles entirely cor
trary to common sense aud to the laws OF
science. Two of those dams have bursted
this year. and have done rateably quite 80
much injury and destroyed quite as many
lives as have these storms in any places we
have heard from.
The effects Of the storm in Nevada have
been well pictured to us by Bret HARTE IN
his romance of the mincs. But the most re-
markable facts about the storm PROBABLY
come to us from Pittsburgh. These we give
in a hurried sketch in another part OF tbs
days Dispatch, to WHICH we refer the reader.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-29
The Beecher-Tilton Scandal.

. IT,
This affair is becoming great bore. we
have. we confess, felt little interest in itfrom
the beginning. 1t is at best a " pretty kettle
of fish," Let the dead bury their dead.
1t is clear, however, that 1t should be made
the subject of Judicial inquiry. The examl-
nation of witnesses before the committee OF
Plymouth church is conducted by lawyer,
a MIR. TRACY, who is not restrained BY scru'
ples of even decency in framing his ques-
tons and the line ofsprosecution tor ne
seems to be prosecutor" The freedom
with which he disports himself is shown in
many parts of the cross-examination OF Ill
TON. In clnyassng portion of the CORE
spondence they came upon the passage IN a
letter in which TlLToN confess that he had
acted like a fool, Mr.. TRACY shot in this re-
mark. eve all concede that, and DO not
need to call witnesses to prove It," very
nice fora christianly examination of the case
of brother.
The introduction Of lawyer in the case
comedies the proprie:y of putting it before
court of justice, where the proceedings
would be had under rules provided, and
LAWYER would be met by lawyer. If the par
ties wish the case settled properly they should
do this. But it's of no great importance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-29

The new loan proposed by Secretary Of
the Treasury BRIsTow, has only been very
partially taken-only some Sl0,0OO,000 have
been disposed OF. The balance of SlS0,000,'
900 is hitcbed, with bids under considera.
ton. The Tribune thinks the whole would
have been taken but for the complicated
manner Of the rules Of bids. Had the Gov.
eminent offered to place bonds where they
could be readily gotten at by the people, they
would have been taken up eagerly. The
World thinks the idea Of buying bonds for
currency which would soon fall with gold,
makes people hesitate. The World is in
error, we think. As gold falls paper rises /;
because the estimate Is Of the price Of gold
in paper money. The temptation to buy
for paper is stronger just now than were the
bonds offered for gold. But we shall not be
surprised to hear soon that the whole Of the
bonds offered have been sold. The bankers
want to make something, and they are ma
neuyering with that view. When they find
that there is no chance to carry out their
schemes they will come down:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-29
A Decorous CenSure.

The Executive Committee of the State IS
sue another card this morning, recognizing
and reproving another case of agitation OF
the claims of candidates for nomination be-
fore the holding of the nominating conven-
ton. This is the public debste between
Messrs. Guy and WALKER before the public
meeting called by the friends of the former
The veteran WHITEHEAD first set the exam
ole in this matter Of poaching upon the Con-
servatiye State Committees preserves, and
he was censured therefor. The committee
could DO no less than pass the same cepsure
upon the orators at the meeting on Monday
night before Ford's. Hotel. So now, gentle
men, consider yourselves all censured, and
show better respect for party discipline
hereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-29
FLOR the Dispatch,1

The Fol Sessime ,(Beni plant) I regard as
being medicinal agent so valuable, and
from which one Of the most bland musca-
genous drinks in few minutes can be made,
that it deserves the attention of our profes.
sion which it has not received. A leaf Of this
plant agitated in glass of water will form a
muscilage as transparent as the white OF an
egg, and Of the same consistency. Where a
muscilagenous drink is required 1t surpasses
the ordinary vegetable substances, gum ac-
eacia, fax-seed, &c. Being tasteless, inodor-
Gus, &C., it will, when appreciated, readily
receive its reward. Both General Stone
and the writer sowed the seed-the one
at Dover, the other at Westham. Both
failed, owing probably to he seed being
kiIn.dried. Dir. Joseph H. Colquitt, on
Lawrence street, near Hollywood, has
raised this plant to perfection. 10 those
physicians who have never used 1t the writer
would say, call on Mr.. Colqu!tt, get the.
leaves, and try the virtue Of them.
MEDIcus.