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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-17

RICHMOND. FRRp'G & POTOMAC r. r. Col
GEM TIcKET & FRE1GnT AeENT's OFFICE.
RICHMOND; oct96er l2tn' 1882
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTo
MAC RAILROAD.
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street station q
uP :" NIGHT MAI. leaves Byrd-street station a:
11P II s5sfGgso 81 sTHifod1yf aves sta
ID po " DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-street sta
G no - IN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-street sts
tion at $50 A. A. }sSSept on Mo mi rr,ves
ssstion at ss7 A. NJ except on Sun
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad street statioI
A. NJ, connecting at Quantico with the Alexandris
at Broad-srrees station Tuesdays Thursdays, an@
BY order Of General superintendent vrrpx
oe1s General Ticket and Freight Agent.
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ RoAD.-on and after MARCH 8, 1874, tn
passenger trains FE 20, FRI Rlc q hS'sSTS
MAIL TRAIN.-For Gord0nsvile, Charlottes.
vile Siagnson White Sulphur HINTON, and al in
| A. M. This train connects at Gordonsville 70,
| Orange, Culpeper, Warrenton, Manassas Alexan'
Vile for Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chatta
noOga and the South.
| ACCOMMODATION.-For Gordonsville and al
intermediate stations daily Except Sunday 81 4:45
P. NJ. This train connects at G0rdorsville fo,
| Lynchburg.
| EXPRESS.-For junction, Gordonsville, Char.
lottesvie, Staunton, Goshen, Covington, White Sui
phur, huntington, and all the stations between hit.
| Sulphur and Huntington daily Except Saturday
| at $50 z. NJ, This train connects at Huntington
with steamers Bostoua and Fleetwood for Cincin.
natl and the West and Southwest.
For through tickets, correct information, anc
rates. apply ut A. W. CARRIERS, S26 Main street
at Office Ballard and Exchange Hotel, and at the de,
pot on Broad street near Seventeenth.
EDGAR VLIET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent u lO
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S. GUMMERDEAN"

!" SUMMERDEAN"
~ AUGUSTA COUNTY. VAL RYE,
GOLD IMPERIAL CABINET.r
SELECTED RYE WHIsKEY.
We are In receipt Of choice lots OF these goods,
N HALE~BARRELs {also barrels), direct from dis.
sfilers' hands, and Gull attention Of the trade L.
xMe. Also, large assorted general stock Of
u INES aud LIQUORS for sale by
W JENKINS, CAPERS D. CO., Gg
Wholesale Liquor Merchants, +.
No. ''18 south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
NH 3-3m
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ap 14-16, Il 7,1s,2l .2s, 90, 1850, Athend
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o.-r,>,oNn. YORK RIVER AND CHKsArEARK [
nien''oND' RAILROAD CoMPtSI,.
RICHMOND. April ~ '@s ~.
NN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
~ sENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS On 1nS
PASSENGER TRAIN for west ,n 5 %est i Poiri
viii arrive ct Richmond at lo:3o a. ID 'an' ''"N
DAYS excepted) o,,,,ra r hrcKLB,
nc splendid s,,nss steamer IN cenneciioa @ tis road
viii HaSt ssref Th FUR rs and
nm rio arrival Of the tran which Fcascs Ist
iona ass M arriving at Baltlsnore next NORM
In ample Time to connect with nsS LOT st WIN"
S ne A. and FkipAYs M cSnnseiin =,
at est Point With the train doe al Richmond al
10 next morning.
FRE Si G 1T TRAIN, for through freight only
| ,e.yes Richmond TUESDAYS, Thursdays ana satnt;
DAYS ct 1880 A. III. Through freight receives
1FHElG FIT TRAIN, with passenger car attached as
for freight between Richmond ana YES o and
R nc eo 81 reeeved
days. Thursdays anu Ebw; F; r 1]l,enss,,.
BRAGG. Master Transportation. spa d
YIcuMoNp AND PEransURs RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. 81,
irOMMENCING MARCH PORN, 1914
~ tr.;ns on this road will run rs ioao"s'
| ,r,vp RICHMOND SOUTH.
| y, TIIKOITGH MAIL daily except sun,
ooo ~ Al" dayl Connecting for all points SSutn
md West Sleeping car to " claon:
I AZ HIasM NOTATION TRAIN cahy
| ll:oo Il. '"' for Petersburg and Norfolk.
| ,.oop AZ THROUGH MAIL daily, G0nnectng
Z'oo " for all points South and Wessf, win
Pullman Sleeper attached, ru'lnlhs
through from Richmond to Sayannan'
r.o5pM.. FrEiGHr daily Except sGneiy
WV with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
JAZZ NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcept
Sunday with coach attached.
,.oo p NJ THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
lew with Richmond Fredericksburg ana
Potomac for all points East ana " est
s1spM.. INSTRUMENTATION daily
S:5S p NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily (eIcept sun
o'-oA dayi., connecting with Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac ana
C.e,apt nike and Ohio railroads for All
SoInts East and West. Through fuIi.
mans Sleeper attached, running
through to Baltimore. MI.
Tho MAJI, TRAINS will not stop between Isicu
,,nnd and Petersburg except at Manchester ane
Chester. o,, .,,, ,.Iu ,a.ue of 6.3O
NJ and retmrlIng leave Richmond at 2P. M. daily.
'eaHIIn TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
Appomattox depot. ..,o,+
NH 25 A. Sna w ,supe.Y- ---
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AUCTION sALES-Future n,v,

LT THE RICHMOND STsCK EYcB.ycr
G1S ono COND MORTG acp
BONDS OF THE PETEBSRrpc
RkILkOAD COMPANY Will be sold at auciion ~
the highest bidder, At the room Of the Yichnnor
stock Exchange, on SATURDAY, April is. IL.
at ~ O'Clock. PARKER CAMPBELL ( CO.,
up 1f-GL Brokers
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WOOD AND COAL.

WARD REM0v -. L- GO A.. y VERY.
bic to coal vessels, my present one. Fifteenth and
Dock streets, is FOX RENT. To avoid the r..
moYal of my stock Of superior ANTHRACITE
COAL of all sizes Will sell II for two weeks foa
cIsu At AsToSISulSGLY LOW PRICES. The in.
mediate attention of dealers and consumers tsit-
cially cash buyers, is invited Al BlIuMlSoCs
Lowest rates. Also COKE, and my well-kn9Nl
KINDLING and COOKING WOOD.
j. B. WATKINS.
on17 two doors below post-ofice.
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AUCTION sALES-ru,ura r.

AUCTION sALEs-Fusure Dav,
e~~~~-~~~~~-~~>~-~~~-~ Dayss
At RICHMOND REAL ESTdTR yy(u
: "'"e BY Grubbs & Williams, >'>>~-
s@ Auctioneers ana Real Estate Ayer.s
Eleventh street between AaIu aud Ran,
THE LARGE BRICK DWELLING Avn
: Il LOT ON THE NORTHWEST rnsD
CLAY AND FIFTH STREETS At iI,rIEfdyF
AT REAL ESTATE CHASGE.-n ION,
quest Of the owner, we win sell at auction Ie r.
Real Estate Exchange, ON MONDAY 5n -. the
April, at IL o'clock b., The VALTiRt sy IN OF
PERTY above referred 70, adjoining sube,l. Ky Ky
The dwelling contains about fourteen rooms Nv Wv;
could, for very moderate expenditure. bc se
converted Into two tenemcuts "> "
The chief value Of The property boreve, I. :,
the lot, which, by reason Of its central locatio,
most eligible place for row Of min. isnSnasa;,s
be fronted on Filth street, or for church H. :,
mensions are 80 feet on Clay street and ~.
ON Fifth street, with an alley 16s feet Wild. nn +.
north. S IN ~
TERMS: Very accommodating.
GRCBBo & WILLIAMS,
ap ~ Auctioneers
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS OVER. 50, 100000.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Agents,
NH 1S-1m l1l3 Main street, Richmond, Va.
n N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
~ SURANCE AGENTS, 1014 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Clncip.
natl, Ohio-assets over 81, 900, 900;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COHPA.
NY, Of New York-assets over 100000;
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Va.-assets over
ATEANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Brooklyn, n. Y.-assets over 100000;
UNION FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN 7, OF
Baltimore, Md-assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia, 81 co.:
600. Losses equitably adjus and promptly paio
Ut this agency. Applications solicited, and imme-
diste attention given thereto. oc 10
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DHILADELPHI A, kiCF- ASETh
.SHlP GfSE.-FOR PHILADELPHIAIM d ~ -, 3
WEEK.--Unil further notice me ssele[gs u
and SATURDAY, and Richmond every MoSDA1
and THURSDAY at II o'clock N. ,.,v.r,a New
,artsx and Delaware for Providence and Boston;
Also for Antwerp and Lyerpooi ria Red Ss s, as
American steamship lines. and bills OF ialiS ssu
1hrnurt insurance effected for all parties who &c
sire II 81 low rAtes ,,d,rr ,,eols spt
Passage 10 Philadelphia, ineudipg meas eas, ah
No. 242j Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM T. CLYDE & CO., Agents,
fe1a No. L. South Hhzrves, Philadelphia.
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A TTENTION, CAPITALISTS!
THE "GARNETT & MOSELEY GOLD NINE
OF BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
FOR SALE FOR CASH ..

We shall offer for sale Mt public auction, FOR
Cash, in front of Buckingham courthouse, at 2
NJ, MONDAY the 11th day of May, 1874, all Of
the real estate in The county Of buckingham, state
of Virginia belonging to 1.-The Garrett & Moseley
Gold Mining Company OF America consisting Of
1924 ACRES, more or less. with all the buildings
thereon. all metals and minerals therein contained,
with all their rights of mining the same.
This Is admitted TO be the finest GOLD NINE In
the State of Virginia, and will be sold REMARkA-
BLY LOW. The company Is in liquidation. The
property must be sold. A GREAT BARGAIN can
now be had.
The sale will be subject to the ratification OF the
liouidators and the English Court Of Chancery, and
no money will be required till 1t Is confirmed:
(Signedl HENRY c. CABELL. Richmond;
ROBERT 7. HUBBARD, JR.,
Thruston post office,
Buckingham county, Va,
attorneys for Iiquidators i'll America.
ap l7-dF ,sw, &w1aw4w
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FERTILIZERS

f,HESAPEAKE GUANO.
As agents for Messrs. ISAAC REYNOLDS SONS,
Of Baltimore, We are prepared to offer this
STANDARD FERTILIZER
TO the planters OF Virginia and North Carolina for
TOBACCO AND OTHER SPRING CROPS.
We have consented to accept this agency believ-
Ing this to be the best article in the market for its
cost. The senior member Of our firm. having used
1t In his own agricultural operations, Is able to re-
commend 1t from personal experience In the field.
Price In Richmond, &52 per ton.
JAMES b. FTCKLIN & CO.,
Commission Merchants.
Cary street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
NH lS-dSw&Nlm
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POSTPONE3IENT,

DISAPPOINTMENT, .
The above sale is postponed on account OF IN
element weather to MONDAY, April Iotl, at 4
o!cinci, p II = W. Il. POLK Il CO.,
nv tIs Auctoncers.
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49, COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOREHoUND,
.-.. COUGHS,
COLDS,
HOARsENESS, SC.
We refer to the following persons, who have used
it with perfect success:
HENRY BgRGH,
President Humane Society, New York.
GEORGE II. RUcKBR,
Lynchburs, Va.
EDITORS GREENSBORO PATRIOT.
j. ). WHITE,
(Polce Justice), Richmond.
Rev. N. J. MIcHRLBAcHER,
Richmond.
A. j. FORD,
Ford's Hotel, Richmond.
For sale by all druggists and country merchants
~ NV f'- PURCELL. LADD CO.,
NH Y Wholesale AGENTS, RichmOu0, u.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.-This day land.
"A ing, 500 tons best quality RED ASH EGi
and STOVE GOALS, which will I've sold as low y
It can be bought during the summer months. lh'Ss
40 WRT ROBERTS,
NH 81 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE! Ara
~ AUCTION PRICES. In
Must be sold to give up wareroom, PARLOR g1
SIJITS BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS. WASH
STANDS, WARDROBES, two fine EXTENSION
TABLES, COTTAGE SUIT. Apply early at No.
Y24 Main street. between Seventh and Eighth.
ap15-t2SA
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NITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

Assets. fo'oo'
ASA SNYDER, President;
e. b. MEADE, Secretary:
J. b. GRANT, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Asa Snyder, Frank D. Hill,
James Dunlop, B. II. HAYES,
Peter w. Grubbs, T. William Pemberton,
Clement r. Barksdale, F. b. Watkins,
John h. Chidrey, D. S. Woodbridge,
William N. Archer, Lewis D. Crenshaw, Dr.,
William H. Palmer, F. T. Glasgow,
l.. B. Tatum, George W. Gary,
Isalc II. Darlington, Samuel Freddy,
w. K. Quarles, T. L. d. Walford,
Anthony Bargamin, John Tyler,
W. Il. Lucke, William II. Powers.
Bailey Davis, fe 1l-3m
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

By James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING. CON
TANNING SIX ROOMS, ON THE EAST SIDE Ok
NICHOLSON STREET, ROCkETTS,-THkL LOT
FRONTS IS s-12 FEET, RUNNING, BACK 10 ,
FEET TO AN Alley 16 FEET MIDE-A5HNSyPp
FIVE VACANT LOTS - AB bJ ! | SSr TIE Tue
FRONTING 20 FEET, AND THE OTHER
FOUR FRONTING GO FEET Each, He eli I
FEET WIDE-AT AUCTIoN..-By virtue Of a a dc, de-
cree of the Chancery Court OF the city OF kici,-
mond pronounced on the 9th day Of March, lsn4'
in the case Of Whitlock Colgin, we, the unueI-
signed, Commissioners thereby appointed will pro.
coed TO sell at public auction upon me premises Oh
FRIDAY the TIN day of April, 1874, at 4 o c!ocs
p. NJ, the property asaboye described. a.,
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance on cTeoil
OF six, twelve and eighteen months, FOR negotiable
notes interest added the title retained until uie
Whole purchase money is paid and conveyance Ii
offered hy the court Taxes OF 1874 to be paid by
the purchaser. RORERI "; SSoI1,
j. PRESTON COOKE,
Commissioners.
0AAh' 1' APP 7-eod
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OUTAKD LINE. go

NUNARD LINE. &AEIE
,r,ckets TO and from ALL POINTS IN Eo"o1 -
-s,y.,he celebrated CUNARD LlNEM
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
GENERAL RAILROAD TIChET-offiCE
AND
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
-1porcH TICKETS to all principal points
IHnJ'SSnI pru EAST and WEST rtd ALL
So oT 10, n ~ and MSHIP LINES.
BAGGAGE CHECK Ep from hot eli ana soc
5y me. Rates same Is 1T dcpots
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED Foh
4 in ANY PART OF THE CITY.
Tickets sold at our Offices. Information cheer
=ruily given as 10 all routes. ,, -
Principal Office. 500 Main street; ana oranGn Oh
hce ae I o "A"eN A President
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ITO PHYSICIANS.-CROTON CHIC
l. RAJ HYDRATE-"Th The use OF TINS remedy
inapplicable on account Of heart disease: Doctor
Liebreich recommends the addition OF Crolo nl
of choral are necessary to produce sleep The
British Medical Journal says that hourly doses OF
one grain are productive Of the best results III
nerve pain" A small quantity for sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
- DC S2S Rroad street.
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ERENCH BRANDY.

FRENCH BRANDY.
% cases L" LA GRAEDE MARQUE" COGNAC
BRANDY, vintage OF 1S65-warranted;
10 casks JULES Robin Il CO. BRANDY, vim
tage OF lS6S-duty pId In Richmond;
80 cases holland GIN,
so casks ENGLISH ALE. =. .,.
A. Y. STOKES Il co.,
NH 90 &s. Importers.
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CIMMONS'S HEPATIC COMPOUND
y From Rev. Thomas Raysor, Of the South Ca
rona Conference l-MULBERRf LAwS Sr Sep one,s
Hcpatic Compound or Liver Cure 4 valuable TAM
lily medicine. could not be Induced to De wtnou.
1t in my family. don't know that can sena you
For sale by WOOD SONS, wholesale and re-
tail, at 81 per bottle. nm
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GOAL AND WOOD.
VREAT REDUCTION

" IN COAL AND WOOD.
Best PINE WOOD, $3.50 per cord. ASTHHA'
CITE COAL, Sc. so 10 $3.50; CLOVER Hill
and CUMBERLAND COAL aud COKE, loves
cash prices WI EST VIRGINIA LUMP, tsst ~
makel, $3.50 t25 bustelsl. Nineteenth isa ~
streets. fmh iOJ =. II. rAoL-.
, 1874-09-12

Short Weight in Grnin TrnnancsiOna-
Tho state Printing Fills.

Short Weight TN ditnin TrnnnncttOna-
Tho Stlate Printing 1rlsIs.
Srteh,s Dtspatch to The chtcaao 7rtoune.
sen1war1aLp, ILL.,, Sept. 11.-Tho Warehouse
Hogiutcr, 7. L. 1yndall, roporta to tho Board OF
Railroad and WaroAouao Commisalonors TINT,
In warehouse tocontly operated by Vincont
Mutt 4 Co.. there accumulated In less t,au four
months, from htaroh II to July last, 7,s2i
bRshels and pountla Of high n1ixod corn. TAo
contents Of tho warehouse WAS woigl,od on each
OF tho above mentioned dates, aud this amount
Of oxcess appeared on tho Inst dato oyor tho
amounts cal1od for by outstanding reco'pts. Tho
Doarl were pushed to account for tho oxcess,
aud HclfDrs III tho country who at tinleB 40 Conf
plaiu Of Hl1ort Weights. Th1u ts doubtless Tho
Glow to tho whole lnatter. The Board took no
action ~ yol upon tho oaao.
Tho Commissioners OIL gtnte Contracts sub
nittod questions to tho Attorney General to-
day, touching the bids submitted to thnm for
printing, otc., which lio decided that, although
the printing IL n nix classoy md 1nny bo nvat7l-
oil to diffotent bidders, yot tho bidder was ro-
anircl to ile but ono boad, which cosutod his
tho bidding, though iu clasaos, may
ho awarded I'D wi,olo to tlln loucat bidder on
NIL tho claascs taken together, Third, it tlloro
should DO bids accompanied by bond not al,-
proved by tho Governor tho Con,tniHtionora may
Inquire iuto tho clarnctor Of tho bond, and, II
found good, and tho bid or bs should provo tho
lowest, tho contract may bo Awarded to Buch
bitldcr Of bidders. Tho Rwnt,d9 will doubtloas be
made tomorrow.
, 1874-09-12

mon publicly. This Ind n good ofroct onco, anu
wnald ngetn,
Mr. henderson lIscd thth suggestion, ind
Thought 1t should DO put in tho shape Of rcco1rl
n,oi,lasion to tho Executive Committed.
Con. Sherman offered motion to tho oiroct
that tho Exocntlso Committed intend tho moot
Inn Ut tho Common Council IN n bndy, and u1gc
Tho pnaaage Of tt,e supplemental fro ordinance.
1Ir. haoVon,,il moved to anlnndlly authorizing
tho Executive Uommittoo to adj 10 tl,oir mum
bor for this PURPOSE. Tho amendment pre-
yaslotl.
Mr. IIon,1orson hoped thai, III tho meantime,
tho members Of tho Uolnmittoo or Ono Hundred
would t,ri,ig all possible influence To boar upon
tho Altiornton,
Tho Committee adjourned.
, 1874-09-12

difficulties. uo ntteohed 1itt1o importance to
tho reports IN rognrl to tho establishment Of
Of tic Kind ttoy could 10 at onco onjolcd for 4
yio}ntion of thosr charters. II wns puito likoy,
l,owcyor, that f}oy. Stanford mud otliors would
try to cstnl,finl lino In connection With tho
rnriiln Hairnltla.
, 1874-09-12

FrcuA new atyles III chains lookots, btatoots pinH.
car-rinsa s1trso-buttons rings. chasms, Wedding and
family silver, French clocks. qcragasscs and nil tho
latess ani 1nost fashionable owoiry. Noyclt[ca
ttlsplayct in groa variety At tito wplt-auown jcwelry
htoFe OF Hamilton, Rove Co., southeaht cornor Of
Btate md Wnnhingson ercet oppuatse Ficld Luitcrs
Visitors to Chicago anl oil ohors are cordially ill.,
yftod to Favor tls with call.
, 1874-09-12

The Groat Overland Snnday Mat1 Train
viii leave Chicago Bunay. Sept 13 Ut 1o:i5 a. H., via
Chlcago Rock Island 4 Pacific nallyoad stopping al
all regular satola on main limo, connecting ot omaha
with Monday morning express for Donvpr and san
Fanctsco. Tickets yia Chicago Il Northwestern or
Chicago Burlington QuIucy Railroads Will lie taken
OIL tuis trim.
, 1874-09-12


no,asckeepets Ant. ias,ndreasca will bs paoasod to
know thnt Duryeaa' famous "gatin Gloss Starch - is
introduced IN Chicago The reputation Of this
nrtice ncedB no comment. 1ts popularity III the EsEt
md in Eurohc. xhcro 1t as been Rol1 for o past f-
tepr years. IL now extnnling tho great Nest Tho
best Of iadeca declata It to bo tho "pettccion Of
atlaltty,n
, 1874-09-12

Chtckor3ng Upright pianoB.
Btrtht and tlcar In tone stand 1T tune erfcnllly;
warranted durable; occupy very small sacc. Reeds;
Tv.np!e Of Music, o. Van Durrr street.
, 1874-09-12

Tho "Crow1l Cook.
II you llavo any ttcsire for comfort, economy aud
simplicity III your cooking apparatus, you will buy nit
ani-rnkcr " Grown cooking atuye at uaugs Bros,
State autl Van Buren, streets.
, 1874-09-12

1&TGDFNn-N CEsaa,

Mo,,l,ors Of tho HUMBOLDT PARK hItSIDIsEOE
ASSOCIATION ara hotoy notified to call Immediately
1t thu oflcc Of tho Association aud pay VI oir install!
,nonts, nnw dua aud payhlo This notioo IL given III
sa,es o tho psaYistou At tia ssAtuto at tho assts c
lIljHas governing Homestead Associations.
ny prtsor 81 tho board nf n!tee!ors.
C4IA}tl.EA PIOEDSTING Eco'y,
Chicago, AuR. II, 1874.
, 1874-09-12

Irregular Teeth
Arc not bcmish IL while, sound and tnshi7ned on
elastic coral. Keep the enamel srot1cBn a the gtn,a
healthy with sozoaont nn0 your aCeh, however, ni,-
oven, will 10 admired.
, 1874-09-12

n,ombor Of tho Association. from tho fact that
ho had beon appointed monlbor Of tho COM
M!tsee uf 0ho uu'sdteA.
11r. Alaoycagh explained Tint this sas 4 moot
Ing at tho Committee. and not Of Tho Ahsoca-
With blight alteration, Mr.. Nesing'a resol,-
tloh waH phsAel as above, tho change made being
that tho aotion sakol, ~as put - the shapo Of
recommendation to tho Executive COMMITTEE.
Atr. Stotrs beloved It to bo onlinentag proper
TINT auetl recommendations should bo mNtio to
tho Executive Commi.too by tho Comaalt.eo Of
Ono Hundred, This %ah
THE roL1oY or TIE ASSOCIATION,
and for this purpose tho various standing com"
coutiya Oo,nM!tteo iHntas.tly took tho report Of
the GRAND Jury In The bribery charges, mud fc"
forrcd 1t TO tho Committee On state Legislation
to raroft tho expodiency Of plan Tor oxtonl-
| inE tho statnto 0r limitations pertaining to
| brlboty, and t1o1w,rh II bill.
THE AEw FRI: oNnlaAFra.
| Atr. Henderson Hattl ho llu1 in hla mind the
subject Of the raHaago Of h aulla1,lo llro ortli-
1latito, which should l,o considered by tho nnn&
Hlittco OF Quo 1lundrel. An ordinance lIad heon
prepared, and ho was satiu'od that Aorns int1't-
once ,nsiH, ba brought to boar ,pon the A!dnr-
men to insure It's rassage.
Con. Webster htatel thors WAS now bcfosu
iutcndod to giyo oirect to TIC ordinance pnshoG
July 70, by asttliug ths penalties. 1t wns h's-
portant to urgo this through tllo Common Cou,,-
oil ht tho earlest poestbao mpnannt.
hr, licbing sail That many Of thu Aldermen
wcra candidates for Reelection. the ofcn being
30 protitablu:, Tho fnct tint they lived in tlIe
outskirts Of tho city waa pro.,nlly tho reason
@shy they wore 10 SLOW about tho lire orslinaNao
How TO INFLUENCE tse... WAS ti,.eu!t question
hut 10 thought that If Tho Council weso waitos
| upon by q c0namttteo 1T thin Afaoration ii woniG
llayo woigl.t. lilo would aaUsa the Committee
at Que Hundred to
60 IN 4 N0nY
to tho Council suoo!Ing, aud appeal to tho Alder
, 1874-09-12
LOGAN SQUARE SEMINARY.

This Boarding and or ladies. Situated 1850
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-11-14

proceeded to show up the motives of the
vile speaker of lies, and to hold forth the
virtues of Mr.. X. in most attractive
forms; and | have no doubt that she did
both with right good will. AS IA result
of her vindication of Mr. X. there is to
be Il return of mediator and herself to
the parental residence this eve at eight
O'Clock, at which time the covenant will
be formally completed This done, the
bride Will tomorrow evening in company
with go-between, relatives and fricn DIS
wend their way to Mr.. KS humble
abode and there celebrate and consum-
mate the wedding. l forgot to remark
in the proper place, however, that the
young lady herself does not believe the
reports of evil concerning Mr.. X, but
does, on the contrary, most earnestly de-
sire to come to his abode and dwell with
him. The lady telling me this told it
with evident pleasure and with sort of
feeling, think, that she herself had been
pretty skillful in the defense. There is
no doubt that the go-between had quite
wrought on her young and tender heart
by his representations of Mr.. b. and of
his burning desire to possess her. All of
which goes to show that if any one pro-
poses to do his counting through Others
it will be as well to see that the mutual
friend is friend indeed. | ought also
to have remarked that Mr.. X. has reached
the mature age of twenty-One, according
to my lady informant. And now l must
leave them. | should be glad to record
the marriage accomplished for the joy
and information of our lady readers, but
unfortunately the steamer that will speed
this to America Will leave this port this
afternoon at an early hour.-Res. j. L.
.1tktas0a, III DAJu7ue Times.