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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-27
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CnEsApkAKEl
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
RICHMOND, November 9th, 1873.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESApRAKEl
RAILROAD COMPANY, [
RICHMOND. November 9th, 1873. J
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
" SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on tnh
f' PAs ssE sH Train for West Point leave.
will arrive Ut Richmond At 1880 a. d. LILLY tsan
days excepted. -
nICKIE, has been placed on the route between WeS
Point and Baltimore to run In connection Win tai:
VII FaGks sp Sssk .na
DAYS on tie arrival Of the train, which leaves Rich
mono AZ, arriving at Baltimore next mornisf
and VI est; andleaYe Baltimore MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at p. NJ, c0nnectint
| a, West Point with the train due at Richmond a.
Fare Fare to Baltimore, IS colored people, a..
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight O. ony
DAYS at a. II. Through freight received tally.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger Gar attached,
for freight between Richmond anu West fo,n I'M;
Fridays at $3.50 A. u. Local freight received Tues
aasS' inassoaSs' anu Ebw: F. roLeER.,
| WIN. BRAGG. Master Transportation. mol
RICHMOND, FkEp'G & POTOMAC Il. Il. Co.,
"AS : iA' RICHMOND. October i2,h, 1879
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND. FREDERiCKsBuas AND roTo
| N'----E ~ MAG RAlLRUAD. ~ ~
| UP DAY MALL leaves Byrd-street station .
Up NIGHT MAII. Leaves Byrd-street ststton al
Illp.M. Except on Sundays.) .zst.t-. Z
i Up ACCUMMODATl0Nle leaves Broac-streef STA
| ticn at p. n. faxcept sundays
| DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-s,reet sta
ton po q Si & II MAIL arrives Byrs,rees Sta
Il toe e SS arrives
Broad-stfeet station ut 6:37 A. III. lexcepton sun
ElGHTETRAfNS leave Broad street. ation
on Mondays, Wednesdays. and EriSays, ~ 80
A. NJ connecting at Quanttco wHH sue Aiexanuria
and EsedericksbIrg railway. Returning, arriys
at Road-slreet station on Tuesdays, Thursday ano
Nv osder OF General Sup rlnteaeent. 81.
~ 1870 $500 ~ j. b. GENTRY,
o.1a General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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I1TTELL.s WING AGE with either O. I" ,
81 Weeklles or Monthlies, for slV.
spectmen copies Of any OF the above sen! '"N'
ro,d 70 any address on receipt OF ten cents.
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Auctioneer and Re-. Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
ID RESIDENCE, WITH LARGE LOT At
ThCHED, ON MOSBY, EXTENDING BACK
TO NINETEENTH STREET, ADJOINING THE
HANDSOME DWELLING OF MIR. DANIEL
Won Grooming, Fox SALE.-Ihe very attrac-
live residence, with large lot attached, located US
above. now occupied by Mr B. Heinrich, 10 cffereu
for sale. The lot has front of Oh feet on Mosby
street and runs b. OK about 800 feet to the east line
of Nineteenth street. The DWELL1NG is A
VERY HANDSOME BRICK ONE, with ample
accommodate for q large family. To effect
speedy sale, TIE PRICE AND TERMS WILL BE MADE
VERY ACCOMMODATING. Apply at once 70
fe 25.3t Real Estate Auctioueer.
DOR SALE PRIVATELY, that YALUA.
Il BILE BUILDING LOT on the north line OF
CLAY BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS, with the carpenters shop thereon, ana
adjoining j. II. Binford's new residence ON the
Two .RsT.RATE PIECES OF REAL
ESTATE, eligibly locatei, ON A VERY LONG
CREDIT US to large portion OF the purchase
Three large and in every respect IRsT-cLAss
4 medinm.sized BRICK DWELLING, in perfect
order. and very convenient to The capitol, post
Office, &c.
Also, other properties in various localities, I'm
proved aud unimproyed, within the city, Us well US
suburban.
fAA'A' anu 'i'' A ). L. APPERsoN,
fe 25-6t Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
rg,RITSTEES' AND ASSIGNEES SALE
oEvaITABLE EARMO OF ABOUT THEE
MILES BELOW THE CITY t;1rI Ri pn ~
WEAR THE OLD CHARLES CITY ROAp, al
AUCTIONBy virtue of decree OF the Uhie of
States District Court for the Eastern DlstficL Oh
Virginia in the matter of George y: pleasaIhts'
bankrupt entered 2lst February 7he a4S
oned, aud assignees Of said bankrupt, Will ffI az
pAY. March 5h 1874 At y Tw 9,c aEN h rhe
msMpES more or less on which the said peasants
now resides conveyed to him by s. .hs Heory
Bates, as described in said deeds About sho S
acres of the land Is we'll set In timothy ana apoue
Ok heres in wheat. The land isvery fertile; ineae
is on the place handsome dwelling Win Will, se ot
rooms large barn and hay housc' anu ai''p'e vs.
buildings. nlI In good ORDER. of colo
TERMS: Will be announced on the DAY OF ssle'
EDWARD 7. kOBlRSoN,
JOHN B. CRENsHAW,
Trustees.
F. NJ. CONNER, Assignee;
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc,ioneers. le %
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: = ARM WAGON and hAhSHo
= excellent HORSES H..
. Young ell-broke MULES. ,,,,no FARM
NO. and is sold for want Q: use. e,IrcuTON
fe 81 WV ~ -
CHERlFF'S sALE.-By virtue OF an exc e,
hands In .yo1 of e. 10 se at the
Street between Franklin and Grace on Inc gin us
Of March, 1874 at II o,cos66 a; Nd, ~
b mSr,, az E,sh. JOHN w. WIGHT,
: ths H"''' Sheriff city Of Richmond.
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OoOE WANTED.-Must be single Wo
. man with first class rtcommer dalions.
~ i''A ALBERT ORDWAf,
fc 24-3t* corner Franklin and Laurel Streets
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WANTED, CONFEDERATE POST.
w AGE STAMPS Cancelled or uncanceileol
o,sn Al ono CtJNEsDERATE NOTES. HigGcsl
s aiSH, S Iii G.. f. JOHNSTON.
pi's~ News and Music Dealer, 91s Man street.
e.. eodSf
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WOOD ANE COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-A full supply OF
Z } tho hest ANTHRACITE COAL for CRATES and
stoves Cnnr5Iand AyTHAG5E a md II We Mr yrs
nia SPLINT and SOFT COAL. ,o-
OAK and PINE WOOD at the lowest cash prizes
Yon can save from 25c. 10 soc. per load by calling
and nd pnvIng at Nineteenth and Cary streets;
ana ~ D 81 '''@ =" &. ii. PAGE.
INVEST VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL as
w good or better than anv in the city. chai-
lengc com parlson u4dera forfeiture OF me coal
and Oh " $50 per twenty-five busheis) ioad' ea
at Nineteenth AMI cary streets. ,,cp
fl O5-2t ". II. n VI -.
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WTANTED, to buy a No. DRAI-hOLE
W OF fio's 8. b. CHARLEY 4 CO.,
coe, ,s Thirteenth street.
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A LARGE GATHERING OF THE coLoRED PEopLE-
CLOSE OF THE MEETING.
The woods meeting of the Bethel African
Union NJ Z. church, which has been in progress
since Friday morning in Mr.. Geareys woods,
near the line of the city, has been well attended
by people of both colora, orderly and successful,
aud closed last evening.
Tho religious services on Friday were interest
ing, and sermons were preached in the morning
by Rev W. W. Crimes, in the afternoon by Rev.
Il. G.. Steward, and in the evening by Rev. Mr.
Grimes. On Saturday, Rev. i. G. Chambers
preached in the morning, Rev. Mr.. Collins, OF
Norristown, in the afternoon, and Rev. w. w.
Winder, also of Norristown. in the evening
On Sunday, (yesterday,) the attendance was
unusually large, the white people outnunbering
the colored, but the best of order prevailed.
Bishop Campbell preached in the morning, Rev.
I. @. Stewart in the afternoon, and BISHOP
Campbell again in the evening. Sabbath
School Choral Feast was held at o'clock under
the direction of Levi j. Coppln, which was ad-
dressed by Bishop Campbell. During these in-
teresting exercises, each Sunday School class
came forward with donation for the support
of the AIcDowellvie Mission School.
After the close of the sermon in the evening
lust as the benediction was pronounced two
colored men on the outskirts of the meeting got
into an alteration, wnen one of them hit the
other with stick and ran away. This raised
the cry of " fight all around the ground, and
regular stampede commenced. Some persons
commenced to pile up the boards TO Keep them
from getting broken, which added to the con.
fusion, and the more timid men, women and
| children rushed into the preachers stand, which
| unable to bear the pressure, came down with al
upon 1t, in pile OF ruins, but fortunately WITH
out hurting any one. After order was restored
| it was found that although many were Scared
| none were hurt and the two combatant indiyid
uals, who were the cause of the muss, could no
| where be found
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Now Adycr.isomemss, ro-day.

GOOSE and chicken feathers-L Adair, Brevily
Linen su ts-M l. Llchtenste n. breyly
For Penuegrove-Ste amer Pallsa"e
Dissolution OF plrtnerahip-Craven Armstrong
Funeral notice
D DISSOLUTION of opafmershlp-A Blckta Z"
Two rooms to let--202 W Ntuth street
(itaynound lust-Harry I Cause
Sho pouches-W BLlany
TO parents and guardlans-M Cox
Family Burning Ul-Geo W stone
Stocks and Bonds-Merr elk johnson n Co
Stock in Home Loan for sale--E Taylor
Notice-Home Loan ssoclati0n
Tt as and colfees-Houst0n Prlzer, breVlty
Reed birds at Fnlmer5
Collars and cuffs-C . Morgan, Brevlty
FnrnituTe-Enterprise Co
Fall overcoats-N Bayno. Brevity
" oOd and coal Craven Ar Dstrong Bfevlty
Cheap hais-Dubell. Brevty
Perkins ammunition store-2 Brevites
ALI colors OF flower -Tatnal Brevlty
iartaga cigars-siDgles a Son
sewing machines-1roveT ~ Baker
Buxbdum the clothier, Breylt7
For slle-Lot in WI a Brandywine Cemetery
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A SUNDAY TRIP TO PENSsGRoyE, AND An ExcuB-
sIoNIsT DROWNED.
Yesterday, party of three workinglnen, who
are employed in one of our rolling mills left in
the Pdlisddc Tor Pennsgroye, where they ex-
pected to spend the day and return home in the
steamer in evening. During Their stay two OF
the party got gloriously drunk and towards night
the three took small skiff and attempted to
cross the river. They were all, by this
time so drunk that neither of them could man
age even all Oar, but attempted to propel the
boat through the water by jumping from one
side to the other, in consequence OF which
the boat rapidly filled, and one of the number
Hugh AIcDevtt, was thrown overheard and inn
mediately sank.
His comrades were unable to have assisted
him even if assistance could have been of avail,
but somewhat sobered, they remained quietly in
the skill now filed with water, until the Pdt-
sade upon her return trip, caught sight OF
them and rescued them.
The body of McDeyitt had not been recovered
at ten o'clock this morning.
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Societies.


Delaware Lodge, No. /, 1. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street
Herman Lodge, No, 20, /. O. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 3,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council, No. 3, Jr O. U. A. NJ. at
Hall oil Market street,
Enterprise Circle, B. U. c. A., at Hall 5Oi Mar
ket street.
: Washington Lodge, No. l, X. of p, at Knights
of Pythias Hail. 2ll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3. A. o. Of g. H., at
McClarys Building.
Star Of Bethlehem Division, No. Z, s. Of T.,
Ninth and French street.
Wawaset Lodge, No. 10, I. o. of G. T.. at room
18th and Scott streets.
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City Business AirelIlprn


AUCTI0NEERS.
/ I,, W; st 4 mn.s sop, III y 9TH street
BANKERS & BROKERS',
R. r. Robinson Co. 400 Market street
BARRIERS d. HAIR DREssEHs.
A. Ashenbach. 800 Market street.
BRILL RINGERS & BILL POSTERS
asS W Sosisss ssa: NY n .t FsIta ,
B00T& sHOEMAKEKs. and DkA,r.
]. o. Alexander, 100 Market street
WIN. Boldly, ". ath atreet.
Saseas Fsf &c. 70 sPs s9'Risf s s5Ess sr.s
Yohn n a Mossl1Sd ~ Il and Poplar streets
". W. Turner Turner Co. sis Markets Market troe,.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
I 6 badd dsSs s shOp Ehq!no bel From, Res la w.
CIGARS d. TOBACCO.
leo. A. Davis. Goa shiplsy street.
VIVA II. Robinson, ils11 u. 4th strost
CLOCKS, WATCHES, 81 JEwEInk.
q L Bush. corner Seventh and Market streets,
s. 5fsf' Missy Ass.' Is T. IL st sssse
COACH g. CARRIAGE mATEHi%,
VIM. Groon o., T. r. COR I'd and shiplsy street,
DRUGGISTS.
H. r. Bringhurst, 317 Market strsst
OVERS g. sCOURRRs.
Nicholas Jenney, 40 King street.
FLORISTS.
Tatnall a Co, Delaware Avenue and Jefferson Stree
1hINEhtAht tTNSDhfNtE AGhNTk.
Thomas L. Plumincr, 6G2 Market street
Woolley Il Van Trump SO Market street
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
James AZ Watson A Son. ~ Market strsot
| John p Donshtsn, 40 Market sipee,
HATS. GAPS. &c.
aakill 1 3 WslsSySpi az Market sis-.
William p Webb soi Msrtst stsss,
HARDWARE.
| ". H. Billany, IA Market strss,
H. b. Mcintyre. go Marxs. sirv,l.
IRON & STEEL.
WIN. Green Co., y. &c. cor. 80 and sh,pls, .,,,s
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson. Shipley. above I'D s4ss,
LOOKING-GLASsEs a. FRAuh4.
Elwood Doane, 10 W. sth street
| II. McMonagle, 3D. and King strsst<
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Geo. Gouert, n K. Fourth street
T. 9 4ah, No fEs q s strsst t,s as,
samuel Miller, Jr.. lob Market street
PAPER HANGINGS. sHADAe, No.
John r. Holt, Sd and Market streets
A. b. Jones, SIS Market street
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.
W. F. Gillespie. ais ". <th street.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Eyaus Pennington Almonds Bdg stn a,,i Ma.
4 Il. B Frazer, % ard I'd s asg streets.
| w. II. Gilmore, No West 9Th street.
Samuel W. MoCaul.ey, 705 Market streei. t,s. al,
SIN McOauley 90, Cog Market street
RESTAURANT 81 BILLIARD tt,E
Joseph Eullmer, ga and COS Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover Baker S. NJ. Co., bO7 King street
New American Sewing Machine, ffe Market street
STOVES. HEATERS. TINxyARE. &o,
james A. Anderson. $40 E- 9Th street
COFFRE md TIA Dealers.
Union Pacific Tea Company, 6l2 Market street
UEDERTAKEBS.
| Tboa. j. Giles, al Shipley street.
- | y. s. Young, e3 Market street.-t5e= ANIL
LfiiuIiSTIskERS.
totry Erwin. 65 Washington street
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aIIscmEvous 3oYs.--A lot of boys who reside
on Plunketts row are in the habit Of stoning al
most all persons who pass out Front street after
dark. they are known, and unless they cease
the mischief, they will find their names in print
in these columns
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ons at present pastor of st. Peters Catholic
church, 18th and West, this city, will he appomt-
ed to the New Castle church which charge was
made vacant by the death of Father DAILY, some
time since
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DELAWARE INSTITUTE or MECHANIC ARTs.-A
special meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Delaware Institute Of Mechanic Arts will be
held on Tuesday evening, (to-morrow) at ~
o'clock. Business Of Importance in relation to
the proposed exhibition will be brought mp for
consideration.
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Worcester county liz anticipating this season
its biggest corn crop for many years. 1t Is about
the only comfy on the Peninsula which will be
20 blessed.
The Board of Educatons regular fortnightly
meeting will be held this evening.
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NEw HousEs.--Alr. VIM Il. Westbrook is
about to commence the erection of three new
3-story brick houses OH his lot, on Washington
street, below 9th. They are to be first class
tract for their erection. Robert Pyle will do the
lrinls Knrk.
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QI1cKsTEP, JR., AND PAeIFIc.-A match game
WAS played at Sth aud Lombard streets, on Sat
urday, between the Quickstep, Jr., and Pacific
clubs which resulted in victory for the former
by score of 81 to H.
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TIE pENGNsuLAR Press CONVENTION. -The
time for holding the Peninsula press convention
at Salisbury has been fixed for the Doth of De-
tober, and the invitations will be issued in few
days Among other questions for discussion
will be that OF the formation OF a new State ont
of Delaware and the Eastern Shore counties of
Maryland and Virginia.
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Az ATTEMPT AT HORSE STEAIINd.--O Saturday
afternoon, Frank Ny err, who lives on Nandiver
avenue was about to enter his stable to give his
horse his supper, when a large man emerged
from one Of the stalls and hit him a violent blow
over the head and then, while Myers was recov-
ering from the blow, the assailant made off.
From the appearance of affairs in the stable
there is no doubt but that the rascal had intend
ed to make away with Myers horse, and being
caught in tie act thus effected his escape.
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Down AN EIBANKMENT.-O Saturday last, az
a driver was backing his mule up to empty "a cart
load of clay at Second and Jackson street, the
mule, cart, clay and all went over the embank-
ment and rolled down some twenty-five feet or
more. The driver was transfixed with astonish.
ment and fright to zee his team thus vanish, and
some of the lanes in the neighborhood added
their sympathizing screams to the intensity OF
the occasion, but ultimately some fraternal as
sstanoe lifted muley upon his feet again. and he
went on with his work as il nothing had happen
ad
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There will be special religious services in the
Blandywine NJ. Il. Church each evening this
week. All are invited to attend.
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r. Babcoeh & Bro, q and 20 Market street above
second, are determined to sell OH their lasting
goo is at any price, 10 get them out of their way, as
they are going to hav large stock of Fall goods in
a few days, csll and get pair.
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EB-DIAMOND JERELRY q Specially. Amert-
can and imported watches IS Earat solid gold rings,
lles and gents solid gold chains. Jewery in every
variety also clocks at prices to suit the times, at l.
W. Balys old established stand No. G22 Market ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
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sunset at . II.
Bnxbanm, the clothier.
Dubell's hat store, try 1t, East Third Street.
Goose and chicken feathers, Adair, Fourth and
ng.
Call al 62l Market Street If you want shirt to Mt
Morgan.
Get a Grover n Baker aud increase your stock Of
happiness.
An honest cigar, worth the money-singIes "
sons Partaga.
Ladies' viii and linen suits at reduced prices, al
Llchtenstein's.
Fullmer,s elegant reed birds found many admirers
on saturday last.
0vercoat maker for the whoe"people-N. Bayne,
5i5 Market Street.
File * Murphey are successors to Almond & Bro,
coal yard, In 9Th ward.
Prompt delivery Of clean coal from Craven Il
Armstrong ya.d, foot Of West Street.
aides wardrobes. extension tables Office furni-
ture. ladies' elegant writing desks at Iarmans, Ill
King Street
Fine imperial tea, fine oolong and also teas OF
cheaper grades. at Houston frizer's selling of to
a multitude of pleased customers.
We have repeatedly stated our belief that Gard
neI's patent chair bottom of which the Enterprise
Co Ii sole agent IN this city, Is far superior tt
cane seat that II will soon super sede r. Ud chairs
! tchnel re-hOtl0med.
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Collision ON THE DELAwARE.-On Thursday
there was a collision on the Delaware between
two schooners, one coming down, and the other
going mp. They mot opposite the Steel Works,
and the shock threw man from the stern of
one of them and his leg was broken. He was
conveyed to Chester and placed on the Samuel
NJ. FELTON,, to have his injuries attended to at
the PENNSYLVANIA Hospital.
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1g-F For Perfectly Pure Spices and Cider Vinegar,
go to Bowman's 5il and Second and King and
that would result from the purchase of inferior
articles,
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ASNrvERsARy OF THE BATTLE OF BRANDYwINE.
On Friday last the 9th anniversary of the Bat
tic of Brandywine WAS celebrated in the grove
near Chadds Ford, in Brinton Rings meadow.
The meeting was formed by appointing I'll
Crozier of this city President, Col. Nathaniel
Ring and Col. J. ]. Barker of Chadds Ford, Vice
Presidents. and Corporal l.. f. Adar also of
Wilmington Secretary. An appropriate address
was made by the President, in which he pictured
the scenes and incidents of the battle, when the
meeting adjourned for REFRESHMENTS. Next a
game Of base ball was played between the Dead
Duck and Monument clubs, which was won by
the latter by 80 runs TO 3.
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SEE You had better call ia at Babctck d Bros No
2r6 and 2Os Market street, and get pair OF those
lasting gaties tnat they are selling so cheap, it will
Y.n.
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sg-sn is often the Tesct OF physical ill-heath and
feeble stomachs. During one-thlrd of our time the
process Of digestion continues 10 be dyspeptic is
TO be miserable; dyspeps is the foundation OF fe-
yers and all diseases Of the blood liver, skin and
Kidneys. Dyspepsia yields to the Virtues OF The
vegetable ingredients in that great purifier of the
blood AID rcstorer of health, DIR. Walkers Nlnegvr
Bitters, au&t4w
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CITY ITEMS.

az Mems cloth gai ers selling very cheap al Bah
eock 4 Blo.'s. 2O6 and gus Market street.
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A full corps OF experienced Teachers provided.
STUDENTS FITTED FOR COLLEGE OR BusI-
NESS
The ornamental branches thoroughly taught by
teachers OF long and varied experience.
A fine opportunity to learn Bookkeeping and Tells
graphing,
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 7rH, 1874
For Catalogue, address II. H. NNEH.
jy1l-ltd2mw Pelton, Del.
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THE ARrEL's LAST TRIp. The Ariel made the
last of her favorite bay excursions for this sea-
son yesterday. large number of Phadel-
phiars ayaed themselves of the final opportun-
ity and a large party was on board. OF Whining
tonians only few went down. Summing up the
results of tue season, it is ascertained to have
been most successful one, and more passen-
gers were carried by this line than ever before.
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Permanently irregular but very handsome
little square at Delaware Avenue and Eleventh
streets appears to he entirely neglected. The
fountain has ceased to shoot up its pearly
stream and the foliage of the oyerhanging trees
is no longer moisteged by the misty spray. The
grass is dying the basin is becoming rusty, the
cast iron bull frogs, sit ready to leap but there
is no water in which to find refuge, and the
little water nymph, covered with rusty, crusty
scales, rolls up its eyes imploringly as If king
for water
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ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
Malcolm A Macneill ~ VT. Phila.
Mrs Samuel Dill, New Haven.
G Mccullough, Eikton.
jos Guilber, N. y.
s Dyer .plfila.
Mr. Geary VT d nurse, Galveston.
II II Thompson. Phila.
Jno X Wallace, g
Chas c Price, Newark. n. j.
d G Price,
H II Kurvey. West ChesteI
Robt IL LamhoIn Phila.
Frank Run,
q Il Henniss, City.
w + Thompson " lady. BALTIC.
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XeirarGs.

EWARD A LIBERAL. REWARD
III will be given TO anyone who will return a
Young English GRAYHCCND, white tip on tail.
white feet and white spot In forehead lost by
HARRY Il. CAUSE,
sepl4-st ONCE Harlan & Hollingsworth Co.