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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-07
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11l3 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
l. IN MANCHESTER FOR SALE BY AUC-
TI0N.-We shall sell by auction, on the prernEess,
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LuTS, on Co
wardin avenue, corner McDonough street, In the
town OF Manchester.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In SIX and
twelve months. negotiable notes 10 be given Tor tile
deferred payments, with interest ADDED, aud Sc
cured by y deed OF trust.
anS n huctioueers.
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0rFICr OF ENGINEER AND SUPRBNTBNDKNT,l
R1cuMoNp AND DANvILLR Il AILKoAB Co., I
RICHMOND, VA. June Is. 1874.

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANvILLR Il A1LhoAB Cos,
RICHMOND, VA. June l3.1 S74.)
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
y SUNDAY, June IA, 1874.-CnARLoTTE FIX.
PREsS-ieave Richmond at l1:45 T. NJ; Leave
a. M. leave DUNDEE at s:ss A. IL; arrive al Dan.
Vile at S:25 A. NJ: leave D2nyllle at SGT ID. !:
arrive Mt Greensboro at 11:2S A. NJ; arrive al
Charlotte at 2. NJ.
leave Charlotte at 1915 A. NJ; leave Greensboro
at 1915 z. NJ; leave Uanvlle at $50 z. n leave
Dundee at 3:4S =. NJ: Lave BurSeyille at S:2O I.
NJ: arrive at Richmond at ! :04 P. n. This train
Columbia and atlanta and Atlanta and Richmonc
Airline railroads from Atlanta and all points South
TIKOUGR MAlL-leave Richmond at :3S P. NJ:
leave Burkeve at AL z. NJ: leave dundee al
9:25 f. NJ; leave Danrie at 1928 p. M; leave
Greens boroi al 1910 A. 81 arrive at Charlotte al
$50 d. b. This train connects at Charlotte With
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline and
Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroads for At
Ianta Montgomery, Mobile New Orleans, Column.
THROUGH MAIL-ltare Charlotte d, P. d.
leave Greensboro at gle 4. NJ: leave Uanville al
5:13 a. NJ; leave Dundee ut 5:25 A. M.; lc. We
surkeville al 1l:3C a. NJ; arrive Mt Richmond al
trains on the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad
from Lynch burr, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and all
points Southwest.
LYNCHBURG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Richmond
at 942 A. NJ; leave Burkeyilie at leo 2. ~; RI.
rive at Lynchburg at 4:40 T. III
willie at 4:35 A. NJ; arrive 1T Richmond at 7:5s
M.
Through tickets sold to all points South and South.
west, and baggage checked through. ,,orn
Engineer and superintendent.
H. T. DOUGLAS Master TRANSFORMATION. Ia 10
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HUDGINS, GORDON & CO.,
No. 1918 MAIN STREET.
Invite attention TO their large stock Of
IRON GRENADINES and ALPACAS;
MOURNING GOODS In every variety;
LAWNsand PERCALES Of the latest styles
Adull line of WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY and EMBROIDERIEs,
SASM-RIBBONS, SCARFS, and FANS,
and their entire stock Of
FANCY ssRESS GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH!
Call and examine. aus
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioEeer,
lib Main street, opposite Dispatch Office,

FOR SALE PRIVATELY, A sUB'G
Il sTANTIAL AND DESIRABLE SMALLA2
B,ICK RESIDENCE, NO. $40 SOhlH
CHINA STREET. BETWFfN PINE AND BFL-
VIDERE, IN SIDNkY.-This convenient b.ick
house is in good order; has nice DRY basement,
with TWO stOri.s above, and contains six rooms be-
sides closets well Of water. stable. and 81 neces'
sary out houses. The premlses-29 by 20 feel 70
nm a,ley-adioins q beautiful flower garden. aud IS
altogether Il most desirable piece or property.
Parties with limited means desiring home VII! 90
we'll to call ut once, Us 4 bargain can be secured
Apply to .. IhoMfsoS bho"H'
an Afr
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BY Moody 4 Royal, -
Real Estate AGENTS and Auc.ioneen
Office corner Of Seventh and Hu,t ,t,as..
Nsuchestsr. Va.

.-.--a- ~.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ,o,n
SHUEDRED AND FIFTY ACRES or WE VnE
TABLE LAND LYING IHMEDIATEfvyM
THE BUCKINGHAM ROAD, IN THE tIr,OS
TY OF CHESTERFIELD.4 ABOUT IL IGTylgk-
FROM COALEIELD STATION AND o. n suuL IIk
FROM MIDLOTHIAN COALPITS, On T FILE
DAY, AUGU sT 18th, AT IL O'CLOCK. q ~
THE PKEA1SES.-By virtue Of 3 decree ~ =; IN
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county enter,a ne
May term thereoftu the suit rein peadins me .ae
styled Ro. Wright administrator Sc, Ca ia ana
Steele ct Gis..we shall. as commissioners ths. oho
appointed, proceed 10 sell, al the time and IlsW
above stated, the very valuable FARM sitna,sI sa
Midlothian township, containing OSE uii Nc u ~
AND FIFTY 5AGR rs OF LAND more or In " 10
which John Steele, ESQ.,, now resides. Abon, a,on
half OF this land is cleared and the baauc. in
ginaI growfh-oak and pine-g,od framed drI" IN.
In very good repair, usual ontbnildings. &c a"hS
This Is very desirable farm. and aumIr,b,r,
Gated, and should engage the attention OF 49,, 70
ishing 70 Get Dice little farm so well iccstfd 10
TERMS: One-f0urh cash bal.nce al s,r. twsI,.
and eighteen months, for negotiable not,.s tea,,"e
per cent interest from day OF SALE and title re-.
tanned until the whole purchase money Is maid re-
conveyance ordered by the court. A~'
WILLIAM AARERs
Dbl. PULLtAM
jy 31-tds special Commissioners.
PoSTPoNEMEST.
The above s2'e Is postponed until TUUPSnIy
August 10, 1874, 70 take place at the lime an.
place above mentioned.
WILLIAM hMgERs,
u. l.. PUtLiiM
Special Commissioners
MOODY & ROYAL, AuctiOneers, sni
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IT ANDS.--I have for sale large NUM- NC
81 @ and arTs and small FARMS wt;h, i ,S
Without buildings, IN almost every sectn on
State. Many or the large estates are ,ss sru,D
the James and other rivers, and many " 'AS
. iarns NC hs 'ai sAo wy GEORGE H. DREWRl.
d. Tim 1914 aain street street.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC K. X. Co..,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, !
RICHMOND. June 8, 1912
CtEHEDTJLE OF TRAINS,

RICHMOND, ERED'G " fOTOMhC II. ". SO.,f
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND. June 8, 1S74.9
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
7:soA. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad Street station lsundays e1-
a:s5 P. NJ, S fseY5sdh Nail leaves Byrd-street sta
11:o5 P. NJ, N GG Gr's NAIL leaves Byrd-snee,
station Sundays excepted.
GOO P. NJ, AICoMMODhrlOS TEAM for
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad. Street
station Sundays exceptedj.
4:5OA. M, NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Streei
station Mondays eXcepted)
1909 NJ, DAY MAIL arrives at Is! rd.Street sta.
1880 P. H., B BAL Tsi EXPRESS arrives
Broad-strcet station Sundays except
s:s7 A. M, faaGlcoMMoDATloN TRAIN arrive,
at Broad-street station Sundays e1:
eep'ea' NOTICE.
By this route a new and elegant SLEEPING
GA has been added 10 right trains both ways be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort of Richmond passengers. CHARGE FOR
BERTHS, II. Passengers taking this car are NOT
in the car TO as late an hour as they please.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BET WEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station
DAILY tSundays exceptedl at $3.50 A. 81. connect.
ing at Quantco with the Alexandria and Frede.
rickspurg railway for Baltimore. Returning, VIII
arrive at Broad-otreet station al S:15 T.. 81.
Through bills of ladlng aud rates given to al
principal points North and West.
BY order Of General Superintendent.
j. B. GENTRY.
les General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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T,op pHILADELPHIA.-<ft8
s,s.ner ]. ~. EvERMAN, Caps,lns = ,orr riii
o. ~ VIII receive freight for ene ayose w
FRIDAY, the nh irsmnt o. IN Issi. Providence
"a sostr: also, for Liverpool and snd hs
H Psa s,yr Aud American steamship hneD, "A
~ isdsug agned through. ,.,S,,~ meals and
" ps@are 20 Phiiadepha, inciadnispk Ageot.
aate.rooaa, %. W. <. f SOIos isoce street
NOR NEW YORK .-Ine &1kGh
n ma nom,nion Steamship Company q I'd III, ..s,
1o"ahin WYANOKE, CAPTAIN SoUGa' wan os<a
ssprfIinAT. August 9Th, at o'clock Z. !, NJ
Ssaiohr received unlil O'Clock Z. ID. =.
TThroieh bills Of fading signed. ana sooss aos'
| varded with dispatch TO All poina hoftn' Soutu,
sast, and west; also, 10 .ofeien 90.
e"TT assepper xccrn N odattons unsurpassed;
rare to New York, &12; steerage, So; rouna.
fof iie'eA' y G.. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
au5-3t Company's Wharf, kocketsa.
DHILADELPH a, H-@kS1
MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM - =! !,
SHIP I,iNE,-FOR PHILADELPHIA hEEE
TIMES PER WEEK.-Untii further nouee e. me ~;
eteamers of TIL, line will leave hiladelpna s'ea
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUhDA1 .I AMi
Richmond every 1UESDA1 FRlDAI I, anu ooN-
Enirht taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jerseg Penn yivania, and Delaware, lot TJov t.
dencc and Boston. Also for LIVERPOOL sum ,inaS
WEIR, rin Red Star anc American steamship tanes
and bills OF ladIng siQuef through. Insurance ehecs
ed 4, low rates for all parties who oe:fe lt .,t
ytatsr,Csn, W. W. rOEt n. -. y oSrrsat
ta ~ NO. ~ IIOE w 49,
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Jew WOOD AND COAL YARD.

WOOD, COKE, AND COAL would
w respectfully inform my friencs and the pub
Tic generally that have taken the yard formerly oc-
cupied by Sr. j. R. F. Burroughs, but more recently
by Messrs. Staples & SON, and having Purehased,
MT SUMMER prices, can afford 10 sell on as good, II
not better terms Than can be had IN the city.
ANTHRACITE COAL, nicely screened and sold
nv weight. Orders solicited and promptly filled.
'Ofticas Seventh and Main, aud Broad near First.
iy o5.lm w. j. MCDOWELL.
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ByJ Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auchonees,
lib Main street, opposite Dispatch oihce'
crop PAYING RENT.

GTOP PAYING RENT.
HOMES FOR SALE, TO be p,ld for in uon'n''
instalments. ,.n,.,. you Sc
cure by so doing! ,,, enough 10
buy ah0nle? ,,r.hs ed sfter
a thoroiigh Investigation OF this plan. Me r,sy-
found ministers, judges, lawyers, uos''''
chants, and mechanics. .sa ,,,s.s Of
We have at this time pewiy-fnished GousSI ~ I.
size and I'm locations 10 suit all persons ae'"'
home or q profitable Investment. ,nr,oye-
r BRICK HOUSES, ten rooms, mooefh 'mptN
mpnts, 81 90 per month. ,o,roye-
-BRICK HOUSES, eight rooms, modefR 'o'P'O
menls, 500 per month. 80. month
FKAME HOUSES, nine rooms. S4o per ar,s
FRAME HOUSES. SIX rooms. f3U p: .i.l n,on,h.
FRAME HOUSES. three rooms, w 81 sl md 10
Would be pleased 10 exhibit the propel'! ..,rins
explain tile advantages gsiaed, 10 parHe'
70 purchase. Apply at once. epOwS,
=. Agent.
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NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
Steamers leave their new pier IN the DOCK, looi
NJ Twenty-secnnd street, every TUESDAY and
THilRSDAY MORNINGS 1T 4 O'Clock, and SAT.
UKDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Freight receiTed up 70 O'CLOCK L. NJ, ana Satur.
DAYS up to 3H o'clock r. ID.
Trough bills signed TO all points north and west,
and rates guaranteed rs low as any other line.
AnnIy 70 l.. Is. fATUM. Agent.
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth and
Main streets. nc D
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-A neat two a.
IL story BRICK RESIDENCE with four R1
rooms Kitchen, servants room, and ether COME
MEN ces, ia good repair, aud lot fronting on ne
north side of Clay street, between Third and esc-
ono streets. for sale privately. Appll TO =,
~ RICHARDSON 4 CO..
,uAAt 1113 Aain street.
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It ICORICE PASTE-.F. R.,n .EX-
IL TRAn-now receiving direct from The United
States BOMBED underslgn 80, Solicit ahd
greatIy-i,nproyed brand OF SPANISH LICORlCE,s
which, having been brought TO his degree o, per-
fection is confidently offered as c1mLs wing az tue
ty25 s. sS. gents.
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AUUXEONDAI l0-rueav. Z. -
RfJOMPLETE LITH0GRAPHic 81
NJTABEfsHMxNT ron sAI.r,-1h. ~
rSct07S OF The soashefn Elfhofrarhsr o! d..
offer for sale pfyatsly the entire pay,
and goodwill Of She coneefus and invite n,tis
for 10 purchase. $50 sc pfopoesas
IL not sod privately before TUESDAY, ..
the same Will be offered for eaIe At ubi,e .ass
the dftce Of the company, conner OF sia.ac.on Il
Cary streets, that day It O'Clock A. ri eate aad
~ JESSE a. n UTl,Hisnv
REYTOSE Wisk.
W.C.%CAHRiYGTOy
4 Au O-u 1sls Is Com mite.
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'r1;aTIRoaD Lrnsas


RucHnosD AND PETERSBURG Raul g
8, 1ss-179s1rlEIsSE} Road COMPANY. "
COMMENCING JUNE 28rn, 1874, train
~ on this road viii run as follows:
+ fSG LEAVE nlCHMoFD soCTH:
500 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily except sun
SEQ A. n, FKEiGHTT TRAIT daily ieIcegt SUI.
8 ~ - day), with coach attached, for Peters
~ burg and stations on She Southstdt
Il road. Lyn ch9urE And the West.
la5 r. NJ, THROUGH AAIL aal1 sonneeI s,n!
sengers taking this train viii make
close connection at Petersburg fo1
Norfolk.
$50 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sundiy)t
With coach attached.
7as M LII Fas hGTFFse TRSi F91 daily eree
= 20 20 - Sunday with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericks6org ano
Potomac railroad for Oh poi ' hA ~
s.oor. n. FsEIGHT daily except Sunday,
coach attached.
s.e5 p. NJ, THROUGH NAH. daily. except Sun
day., connecting With klenm ,o
FOR aH points East and West. PullmaI
Sieeper attached. running through &c
Baltimore. Also making close CON
nection with The CHESAPEAKE and ONE
railroad for the Virginia Springs AND
poins North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS win not stop between hlch
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester anf
Trai ns on the Glover Hill will leave Chester n
$50 r. NJ, on Tuesdays and ThursdaJa Return-
ing, win leave Glover Hill at \. D. On Hednes
RLL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start froH
A " o. A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
11l5 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A ONE HUN
l. DRIED AND TBIRrY-ACRE FARM, WITH
IMP ROYtMENTs, To BE SOLD AT CHES-
TERFIELD COURTHOUSE, MANCHESTER.
va, MONDAY. AUGUST 10. AT IL O'CLOCK
NJ, CHAT BEING C0uR1.DAY(.-By virtne OF
deed OF trust from B. j. keliaI dated 9th day Of
ugrIst, S72, and Of record In the County Conet
OF Chesterfield ldefault having been made In pay
ment Of certain NEGOTIABLE notes secured la said
dees and being requested so to do by the holders OF
said hottest win proceed 10 sell to The highest bid
der, public auction. mt the above time and place.
that certain TRACT OF LAND lyirg In Dale
house. bounded by the lands OF s. o. Duyaf, Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad. Cheathsm. and
others containing $50 acres, more or less With all
the improvements thereon.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to pay expenses OF sale
and two negotiable notes 10 the amount OF
with interest from maturity OF said notes TO date OF
sale. WILLIAM AMBERS. Trustee:
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Anctoneer. ~ 2S.tAlO
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ASSETS, $1,000, 1000; INCOME, 100000;
SURPLUS OF 1874 (SeY YORK Sano-
xrrhBER OF POLICIES ISSUED, $4,000.

An OF its surplus is divided out to policy-holder'
this com pany being purely mutual. IN
1t now caters Virginia FOR the nrSt tin. gu az nod
NC sa arI UABsEY II. MAURY,
e1pei General Agent for Virginia.
Orr1cE. No. Tenth street, Schafer's building.
lie 3-3m
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April l9

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" RoAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April 10.
1874, PASSENGER trains p VII rs1 a. follows
Charlottesville. Stauuton. White Sulphur. Hinton
and all intermediate stations daily except Sunday
arriving at Hinton at l0:lC ?. NJ. This trai1
Warrenton MANASSAS Alexar dria, Washington.
and the North, and at Charlottesville for Lynch
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga. and tht
4:45 P. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-Fo,
GorduuSville anu all Intermediate stations daily Tex.
eept Sunday, arriving at GordonsVille at $3.50 F.
$50 p. NJ. CINCINNATI ExPREss.-For Cor
donsye, Snnn1on, Gcsnen, n
irving irving at Huntington at $50 P. NJ. This trair
more and the North and for Lyuchburs, Bristol
aud the South, ana at Huntington VIII steamers
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati aud all points
H. eS' anu SOUTHWEST az wing ~ ou''Aa - ' o.
AS P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fol
Staunton and all intermediate stations SATUR-
EDAYSOSLY, arriving ut Sttunton al 10.45 Z. N.
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates. anc information, ap
ply at 826 Main street, Ballard and Exchange Ho
teenth. EDGAR VLlET,
General Passenger ana Ticket Agent.
A. H. PERRY, General Superintendent. aDls
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND uHRsApRAkE2
RICHMOND. april IS. 1874.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
" 21sr, PASSENGER and FREIGHT "RAINt
on this road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leave
Richmond at 8 2. n. fSupdays excepted), anc
train from West PoiIt will arrive 1T Richmond al
1910 A. h. da lv.
The splendid steamers Havana and Louise will rll1
in connection with this roao. and will leave Wes
Point daily SUNDAYS exccped) tue arrival of tht
train, which leaves RicL mono at 2. Nj arriving al
Baltimore next moruit In ample time to conuec
with trains for Washington, Rast, North, and West:
and leave Baltimore daily (Sundays exceptea) at
z. NJ, connecting al West Point with the traiI
due at Rchnnn' al o next morning
Fare to Baltimore. ..........-..-.-S 80
To Baltimore ana returL... ......-. = 90
10 washington. & w
Fare to Philadelphia. ..."......... 90
TO Philadelphia and return. ID 25
Fare to New I Observation-Disclosures. ~ Oh
To New York and returh. ID 20
FREIGHT TRAIN. for through freight only
leaves Richmond daily (Mondays excepted al
1880 A. NJ, connecting with steamers at " es.
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early mex
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond and West Point,
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, aDc
Fridays at z a. N. Local freight received Tues
go EDW. r. POLGER,
Superintendent.
WIN. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. ap 20
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DUBLIC SALE OF. CITY GARBAGE
Tee on Health will, on MONDAY 5NEXT. tbs ] 9th
day OF August, at / NJ, nj the Council thatnber,
receive BIDS for the GARBAGE AND STREET
SWEEPIhGS gathered 10 the city, 70 be delivered
at certain points. -,
Farmers and truck gardeners having an especial
interest in the mater are requested 70 be present.
~ IL III contemplated to receive open Bids and let
tile contract 10 The highest bidder. .
80 SAM uEL ri. PuLLIAM u,
Chairman Of Joint Committee on healt
au 4.td
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LIFE INSURANCE.

CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
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FOR SALEPRIVATELY, very de- Es
sirable LOT with FRAMED HpusE 90 IL
west side OF Second between Dnval ana JacA ,3,
streets, fronting 80 feet, and runolns picA i-'
1ee' 'AA01 T.. %. EACHo,
AT No, 0 Fourteenth street:
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$751;
H1stzzf $780,
L,Ok BALTIMORE.

p0WHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPLAINTS
TuROCtiH-FREIGHE
YRI WEEKLY LINE.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
BALTIMORE.
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LnTR, CEMENr. PLAsrEK:

LINE. CEMENT. PLASTEk..--
DOCELAND LIME.-1,5 $50 BAkhfi~
III ROCKLAND LiAE, o.. Com
from the celebrated Ettns cf the SoDp E =: eish.
1nnv - dsify cxpected per schooner y y, AVG
Tor SAFE low from dock 10 arrive. Apply n,,pG
~. AVN '-1'~ ROBERT WESUEsBpan,spse,
IL as-2w sos aaia aud I ktftesn.n so--
fDOCKLAND LINE.
The schooner Florence Mayo WAS a. e's!
yesteresy alid WIN be M Co day Win
IS ,,Fz'!gs 800 BAR9ELssLiAg, IVY
for sale low from the wharf hy a. .
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"OCSC FOR SALE.-A dpsrabIe "a
Ill RRICK DWELLING, No. 90i, with Ia
basement, two-stories and attic. containing eghs
rooms, kitchen, servants room, stable and othsE
csnyenIences. In good repair, and TO- irohtlrk Oh
inc north side OF Marshall street, between 'rilne'
and shafer Streets for sale privately Al low prite
Inniv tn RICHARDSON & CO..
al / At ll13 Slain street.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND a
Y FOR sALE.-Two SMALL STORES, ~,
with dwellings above. on the south slide OF Bnta
street, between twenty fifth and Tweniy.''iHi
''A se''' ~ RICHARDSON i co.
auA.at Ill3 Main street
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VAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT (. ;IsTs
" COMPANY. 5s1aSsk2&s
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. LIZ Main street.

GnuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
iy l3.laW3W&tl
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16

PEACHES. have hitsrts refrained
from taking part in the discussion Of the
al interesting question as to whether the
peaches are all killed, but during the past
few days we have made inquiry Of
several prominent aud extensive growers
and from all we can learn the peach pros
lcrt in this vicinity is about thus:
The Hales appear to be very plenty
now. but as they are much given to rot
ting and falling from the trees just before
ripening not much dependence is put upor
them. Troths, Yorks, and perhaps some
other early varieties are full enough ir
many orchards. provided there don't many
more Of them fall. The Moores. Nixon.
and other medium and large varieties ar,
ike angels visits-exseediugly few and fa1
between. Smock are plenty. Thi'
y the prospect now, and if none Of th'
thousand ills to which peaches are hei
befall them. we may hope for reasonable
crop in this county. Another enemy has
however, lately made its appearance
which threatens to darken the fruit pros
poets. This is a louise, or small bug
which was first noticed in Caroline Co.
nd. Mr. 4. r. Cochran sent to our Of
Gee on Thursday morning few leaves
from tree in his orchard literally covere
with these little pests. What effect the
will have upon the fruit remains to b
seen. but if they destroy the foliage
will need no great amount of scienti6i
wisdom to foresee the result, to th
peaches.
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16

The May Aidine is as fresh and beauti-
lul ~ the month it represents filed to
the byi.n with choice flowers and literature.
The engravings. which in this superb
monthly seem to have reached the highest
point Of perfection, are beautiful beyond
anything heretofore seen in an Illustrated
magazine. John S. Davis opens the num-
bsr With ! full page picture, 1.-THE Dying
Hound. which IL one of his best efforts.
J. D. Woodward contributes three large
pictures Of scenes in Florida. The first
piotuue of the series is Wow Of the famous
Eilver Spring. the second picture is .
hsndsoms fuil-page illustration Of the
mouth Of the s.. johns River, showing
the ruins of tho old lighthouse. ! grove
of palm trees, etc. the third picture is /
viev Of Florida hummock, one Of those
strange emerald islands in the midst Of I
desert Of sasds. John Hows has full
paes pic,sre called the ..Hsmlocks o
Otsego." showing grosp Of those grcs
1rsts upsn the shores Of TINT famous lake
The Nov Capitol At Hartford. Conn :
= ! 6nsly executed drawing Of the larg
& nd ernsle building noW 10 prccsss Of erec
W. = Hartfosd, IS thc oost u several nil
x5oe e 1sll1rs The last Illustration j
II1 r3nber y - excellent portrait /
&11 C(r1koseh. The litsr.Fy osptents /
d MI 1lsliss srs ~ greater variety -
>x55Ilo666 @han usual Subscription pric
f1e(1dfp& cl,romos s'Ths East" %
s S crf,e J.Nee Sultan + c.. pul
Ieidsu Lzns, NsT York 0it!
Middletown transcript., 1874-05-16

COMING TO THEIR SENSES. Sumner be-
ing out Of the way, and the influence of
his fanatcism being no longer felt, the
Republican senators seem inclined to act
with little more common sense and rea-
son than they have hitherto done in re-
gard to the ncgre. At recent caucus
proposition to SO modify the Civil Rights
Bill as to make it more acceptable than il
now is. was discussed, and it is thought
that it will be SO amended as to provide
far separate schools for negroes, and fol
separate accommodation for them in hoteli
and other public institutions.
As they will not let the matter alone
and let it regulate itself, this is probably
the best way they can arrange it.