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Refrigerator Cars In Richmond.
HOW PERFECT TRANSPORTATION OF FRUIT CAs
BIZ SECURED.

HOW PERFECT TRANSPORTATION OF fhClI CAf
BIZ SECURED.
With desire to anticipate and supply the
wants Of the public for rapid and reliable
express facilities, the Southern Express Com
pany have made arrangements Tor placing
upon their liues spacious Refrigerator
cars, specially adapted to the transportation
of fruit and other perishabe matter.
The interior of the refrigerator car is
composed of number of compartments
eacn with capacity of half buShel, ano
every compartment surrounded with ice.
The apparatus is SO constructed that while
no moisture is allowed to reach the contents
q proper temperature is obtained, insurins
their preservation. Pears, grapes, and other
fruits WHICH ripen soon after being pulled
and are liable to spoil even in the time con
sumed by the most expeditions of ordinary
modes of ansportaion, are by means o
these refrigerator cars forwarded from CALI
fornia 10 New York, and arrive in excellent
marketable condition. We see no reason
why, through the same agency, our products
should not lie made to successfully compete
with those Of the far West.
The cars carrying these refrigeratorS are
provided with running-gear similar to thai
used under passenger coaches, and adjusta
bic trucks, whereby they can, rs designed. be
run through on passenger trains between
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, an(
points South reached by the Southern Ez
press Company, thus avoiding transfers, and
consequent damage to fruit by handling, anc
aflordifg it the greatest possible dispatch.
This new feature in the express bushes!
meets a necessity our fruit growers have Ions
felt, and secures a method for the swift trans
portation of their produce, which at the same
time guards against its decay en- route. w.
doubt not the frIit-growers of the sou'l
will gladly avail themselves of this enterprls
by making larger shipments than ever here
tofore.
a Car containing two of these refrigerator
arrived in Richmond yesterday, and was for
warded by connecting passenger train to Au
gusta, Ga, where they will be laden wit
fruit for shipment to New York.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFlcE July Il, lSI4.-
Mrs. Carter, in the care of Catherine Robin
son; Bro. Mat. Clayton, care OF james Pow
ell; Miss Kate Duesberry. 500 west Franklin,
Richmond, Va; Mr. Charles W. E!senman,
Erie, Monroe county, Michigan; Mrs. Rose
Gray, 209 Mayo streef, Richmond, Va; Mr..
Branch Greenhil, Cartersyille, Cumberland
county, Va; Mr.. Edward johnson. National
Hotel, care of Charles sidnor; Mrs. b. 6:
Mason, No. 81 street, between Leigh and
jackson, city; Miss Ann Taylor, Chester
town, Nd; Mr.. George A. Taylor, Rock
Hill, Md; Mrs. Robert A. Tompkins, city
of Richmond j. K. Bowles, Richmond, Va.
Initials: q. b. G., 2; K. N, 2.
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VALUABLE LIBRARY TO BE SOLB AT AUc-
TIoS.-The valuable library Of Captain Charles NJ.
Wallace will be sold at auction without reserve to-
morrow. 1t consists Of 1000 volumes, selected
with great care and at great cost. Many of tie
books are rare and valuable aud some are not to be
purchased at any price elsewhere In this country
The library Is especially repete with works relating
the history Of Virginia and OF the United States.
The sale win commence at 10 o'clock, ut Captain
Wallace's residence, on Candles Hill.
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DImlnution. .............'...'.''

ANOTHER New DIVISION CoLoRED SoNs OF
TEMpERANCE ORGANIZED. Rising Mount Zion
Division, located at Rockets, was duly in
Stituted Monday night by officers of the
Grand Division, and the following officers
elected and installed by the Grand Scribe
Rev. Horatio Harris, Jr, worthy patriarch
n. Fitchett, worthy associate; e. B. Jeter.
SON, recording scribe; E. Harris, assistant
recording scribe; Jordan Scott, financial
scribe; Adam Randolph, worthy chaplain
John White. conductor Richard James, as
sistant conductor; Fl. Pollard, inside senli'
mel; Robert johnson, outside sentinel; T.
Fl. Gray, worthy treasurer; Edward Gray
acting past worthy patriarch. This Division
commenced work with about forty chartel
members.
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PoTTERs' CLAY on TWELFTH sTREET.-La-
borerS are now engaged in digging the
foundation and cellar Of the warehouse to
be erected on Twelfth street between Main
and Cary principally of the material of the
old City Hall. Mr. Charles Sweepy, of the
police force, having formerly been employed
in manufacturing pottery, discovered that
the clay lying about two feet below the soil
on that lot is of the best quality Of potters'
clay, free from Veins OF iron or other foreign
substance, and Of the fine quality usually
obtained from Baltimore and other points
North. Messrs. Dayld Parr d Sons have Sc.
cured all that may be eXcayated for use at
their earthenWare factory.
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TRR IcR SUpPLY.-Messrs. T. P. Exall and
FL. C. Rhodes have entered the ice business,
and have recently received from Maine a
cargo of as fne ice as was ever offered for
sale in this market. They will furnish 1t at
customers houses at one and quarter cents
per pound, and to those who call at their
depot, on Twelfth street between Main and
Cary, at one cent per pound. They promise
to keep full supply on hand throughout
the summer. Mr. EXslI is at this time Elm
Maine, concluding arrang gements forshipping
here another cargo. SO 4. 81
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STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF VlR-
Observation-Disclosures Bintord received the
following telegram Monday evening in re,
gard to the entertainment of the female
members of the Association:
"NogFoLk, July Is, 1874.
In view of the very large attendance Of
members Of the Association we cannot pro.
mise entertainment for more ladies IRON
your city than have already arrived.
CIV. 3. WEBSTER."
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FOX tIESE.
1.uE EENT. LEASE. OR SALE, very
II - -. L'IErY ACRES

Won EENT. LEASE. OR SALE, very
/ ,"a.i,m FAEM Il about FIFTY ACRES on
- "a, .g..ir road about Ihrct ana bail mics
''' " . ..,,,.. :, r,.w acres i'll woods, balaBce
|..i .r.,, IN 4 hirh stat, ol cultivation some OF
.-,.- n na- Il DWELLING with seven
p. ,.,. 'I-EUiLDlNGS "i ALI kinGs. lhciu"ihs
"I't.r j. IN ORCHARD of about 5000 fruit,
,ll,,.r IA thrir primc--ui selected fruits o'
H.. r.,.. uu.Iyfi,s-l"arS istahdafo ana NMaTlj },
f,,0~ lI-, cherries atr'rnls. pi'i,ns, %c. a'so
....,. .. small fruit, extensive aspa!aSus-ueus,
" "a,,I enclosed, and stands Is one OF The best
.,.. 4,r.a. pllr,.S ~ lu- rictily TOR IL pfohtane
w. r,,,lrv fillI. Imam, .iatc possession can De
...... ..,j ID GC,ircd tin whole stock ut Catlc,
...... .i. farming implements Will oc soid al Il
,... '-t,u. nh | BBS & WILLIAMS,
'"" ...,!. huciioneerS.
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AcTs OF AssEMBLY.-The concluding
pages Of the Acts OF Assembly OF last ses-
SION have been printed and forwarded to the
members Of the two houses and officers OF
the State entitled 10 receive them. The vol
ume will be bound as soon as possible, and
will make about FIVE hundred pages, or q
hundred more than were contained in the
volume OF acts Of the preceding year.
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DRIVER AND MULE OvgRBoARD.-Tuesday
morning about 10 O'Clock Il mule attached to
q cart, driven by William Morris (colored),
was, by coming in contact with another cart,
precipitated into the Basin. The driver ard
mule were rescued without any damage ex-
cept good ducking.
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WARD MANAGERS. ETC.-At meeting OF
the City Council Joint Committee on Streets
held yesterday morning, ward managers
were elected as follows j. H. Gardner, First
District; d. f. Craddock, Second District
james Harmon, Third District. MIR. J. j.
Chaddick was elected stable manager.
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REFRACTORY PRIsoNERs.-Sixteen prison
ers were started from the penitentiary for
Petersburg Monday afternoon, to work on
the Petersburg and Weldon railroad. On
the way two OF them became refractory and
threatened to kill one of the guard They
were lodged in Petersburg Jail Monday
night and yesterday morning were brought
back to this city and returned TO the peni-
tentiary. Superintendent Strother ordered
them into solitary confinement as a punish
ment for their misdeeds.
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REV AlsE&.
'lf!tE OF SCPERlNTESDEST)
NlIi.INIt pPSI'rESTIaYS

'lf!tE Of SUPERINTENDENT
N!EtI>Ih PE>IrENTIAFY. ;
RICHMOND, VA, July 13, 1S74->
81 KEW AID will be paid tor the ar.
kr[.,L,,t ~ md rctGrn Ia ibis Penitenf!ary of
@! q; July, 1871. ~3N"teN 'A'''> A''N
DESCRIPTION:
!,, ''tt'si'"; tack Lair, hsck: eyes, black; )
,',.h' =. n,h'' htSh; age, twenty Years
slnr f "'''p =! riSLt foot and one on big toe Of
80 -'''h, ne county or IfttsyIvania, August
t!A,,., 49, 49, Tor horse st.:ains- Term OF sencuce
George E. STROTHER,
wIil superintendent Virginia PenteniIary.
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HENRICo SUNDAY, School. UsIoH.-The
regular quarterly meeting Of the Henrico
Sunday-Schooi Union was held last night in
the lecture-reom of St. PauPs church. Rev
I. G, Dashiell, Of st. Marks church, vice.
president, presided, Mr.. P. Fl. Mayo, secre.
tary. The usual reports from several of the
Snnday-:chools were received, showing the
schools to be in an excellent condition. A
communication from MIR. Thomas Potts. on
the practicabilitg of. f.Sunday.school snniver.
sary celebrations, was read, discussed, and
received.
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REjRGAIIzATloN OF COMPANY Doom
pany u, of the Fire Department, has been
re6fganized uuder its new commander,
George w. Sublett, as follows: Forsman,
F. Wingfeld; Police, p. W. King; E..
Priddy, M. w. Gale, George Dean, George
Hatcher, j. G. jenkins, j. B. Psller, w. T.
Taylor, j. P. Pleasauts, O. Yashop.
Stationary men: EneinemaD, B. Weber !;
Hostler, j. R. Harr2; Helper, R. 7. John.
sion.
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a GRAND Pic Mic takes place at the Fair
Grounds to-day for the benefit OF St. Patrlch's
church, and day OF pleasure will no doubt
be enjoyed BY all who attend. The best Of
order will be observed, and number OF in
nocent amusements will be provided for vis-
itors. The cars will run every hour,o the
grounds from the Brosd.street depot.
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QUA,lf1eD.-Mr.G George Timberlake quail
before Mr. Andrew Jlnkips yesterday as
clerk of the Second Market, and gave bond
in the s0m Of s. 600.
Hon. A. nj. Kelley qualified as Police Com.
missioner before the Hastings Court yester-
day meruing by taking the oath prescribed
h. lnu
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HUsTISGs CoURT.-Tbe case of Mr.. A. G.
Robinson, who had been indicted for selling
cattle without being weighed at the State
scales, was called in the Hastings Court yes
terday. General H. A. Wise appeared for
Mr. Robinson, and moved the Court to
quash the Indictment, which motion was
sustained by the Court, and the accused was
diSchsrDed.
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CLEAREp FOR LoNDos.-The Norwegian
bark Eama, Captain Maiheson, cleared
yesterday with cargo of 545 hogsheads and
tieIces of tobacco for London. 4 The vessel
was cleared by MessrS. Curtis g. Parker.
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UNRULY SAILoR.-Fritz Miller, a sailor be-
longing TO the crew OF the brig Advance, is
under arrest at the First pollce-station Tor
characterization He is detained ut the re.
auest of {,OGsul Ludwig,
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COUNCIL COMMITTEE on TIE FIRsT MARKET.
At a meeting Of the Committee on the First
Market, held yesterday afternoon at the Bal
lard House, Mr.. Joseph w. Carter Wss
elected chairman.
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YAGgR Brass BAND.-Yesterday the Yager
Brass Band, composed of eight skilled mu.
sicians from Bavarian Rhine. arrived in the
city. BY the York River route from Balti-
more. They come to the United States TO
try their fortunes as musicians, and propose
10 locate in Richmond. None Of the party
except the leader, G. P. Ortb, can speak a
word of English, as they have only been In
this country four weeks. They give con-
cert at II. Thon's, on Seventeenth street, TO.
night,
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FERTILIZERS.
|, OR ALL STRING CROPS

"sTAp 81 ~ BILE Pacific GUANO,
''HN'' FLOUR Of RAW-BOEE
,,,,,., STAR BRAND"
". r,,'hf!ETE TOBACCO MANURE.
g., rI,I''"inhieho these sTASpAkD PEkTnIzFRs
Also Tor y, - COTTON, COIN. aud VEGETABLES
L. al o'.taihing further information mailed
GI3 ALLISON Il ADDISON
40 1920 aud 1922 Cary street.
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WEDNESDAY. AY...........JULY is, 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

The WEATHER To-DAY.-Ffom our re.
ports this morning the probabilities are that
The ,ncaa,ey today ,ciN 6e clear and dectd-
edlU tcCrnl
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FOUND AT LAsT-Tbe long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches, Iewelry, saverwnre, &c. Call at A. HAIR
R1s's Loan Office, 322 Main street, aud you will
learn all about II. All transactions strictly conf
.lap o1
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs Will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work to done in these inks TO the Dis.
p1fch Printing House.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Fpomthis date E. B. SPENCE
& SON will sell their summer stock al greatly re-
duced prices Those In want Of nice clothing at low
prices are invited to give them call. They still
have nice stock Of linen and alpaca goods at very
L., sorto
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sEDEsrARY.-Captain Kelam, superintenss
dent Of Public Buildings, yesterday put in
the Capitol Square number OF comfortable
new benches.
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CoSylcT RECEIVED General Gardner
{co!ored), King William. eighteen years, for
murder in the second degree, was received
st the penItentiary yesterday.
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E'uH RENT AND SALE PRIVATE. Gs
Ll.-Ny NNIlLlhti. 2O7 west Grace III
E".'''i rtus hnd furniture for sale; also, Il me
,.' I t'"s ''l'! carriage, ana two or three heau-
&l.WiF lots near Monroe Park, on u rove ave-
LII, i'iH tu,lil
~ l's- "s imc1led 10 me will please call and
@E'. Il. ID. tHuCkLEI,
y >--I" Office, 81 Ihlrlcenth street.
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r,>rsI.sS WAVES.

.,>trp ~ BoARDERs, Two
Il Svtii. F,WrlIEs or iH!t Il dozen ,na,>,. SIN
o2 uE\ILIM.N 1 or nni, tNif railTS,1. az one hours
,tr,nnonA G,rns '"iy reas9nHblc'
~. ,iifiIr ,rFRI>TIA<. Hanover Court
"'i ,-W. L.. FILMING, ElciIlh"!!''
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Rifhn,oKd 1ispatth.

sgTRE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CleCID, ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAuaf
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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PERSONAL.

'tf!tEof VIRGINIA STEAMSuip)
AND tAthET COMPANY.
EiCtihoSn. Junc ., 1874. }
-. IEE>oN> HAVING CLAIMS
-, ih-'li'', l4r VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND
~, - NJ '"MfANi are hereby notified TO pre-
=. = 'G" ''ur to the 2Jth DAY OF next July.
n..,0,. ,'.' ms "i The company may be speedily
u. j. BURR.
LIN President.
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MoRTuARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending satur-
day, July IL, 1874, compiled from sections
returns received at the office OF the Board Of
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INh HLN /, the very desirable RESI- e.
baN,h ~. G@5 Sixth street, beyond Eli
i'i-h. Led aud occupied hy Miss Kate L.
'''..-. llr"uaIns s!N lII gc ana two small ooms,
We a!tr.3,it lt IA" ward.
nIl.LiANTS Il GIBSON,
Ec.d Estate Agents, auclioncerS,
u iv-ru4,i, ,ud sinrk Ernkers
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STATE TREAsUaY.-The balance in the
Safe Treasury Yesterday was $40, 1868. .
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s,VH RENT. that splendid large O.
i;r\-FLrNT STORE NO. 9 Governor Eli
H-'. F"r'1lN OK Hpic,i iy f. B. Taylor, ESQ, rs 4
@'ih''} -!"!'. Appyto
j. l.. APrteSQN,
= = ~ Real Estate Agent.
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EuH I:INI tue SMALL BRICK 60
a '". l. hrr. uu thc northwest corner OF LII
L,-I sy. Tenth slic,l> containing four rooms,
H... '-r-r r,t attached. kent 80 per month.
Im-r--, .w ID .rrr. Apply Ia
IpiiN l.GpBbiN. Zeal Estate Agent,
'rlb-.,Ii Bank and lcycnth streets.
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L'UK r. Nl.-TEc FIRST FEUORG
.',Ef.e ,'"!" M. liUO Main street cor L..;A
gl.,i t.-!a,, ,rA strtt. Suitable iur job printing
r"...g . manufacturing business.
}rr ta :. 4. MYERS.
u Il - LII q Main SirteL.
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WANTED. EVERY one TO KNOW
VI ,.,> i. WiNsTUtk. M. II Fourttentn
'f"tt\i,> MONEY 10 any amount, for any
..rri, ~! ylu.. al hLAsoNABLE rates on uia'
,a- watches. ,ilvrr"at f1"o 1e"ei1E, or ~s.I s, ~
in' ''.. jc Tim
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i,Ui: lEhI,a NEAT BRICK COT-Es
IAr. tl>iGtAIn on twentieth street ea.L
r.r'"a nl.r. aud Frank in. Apply 10
RICHARDSON 4 co,
g. ,E.i. lll3 Main sire ii.
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RAllks. . BRICKS!

op,H'riii DING BRICKS of ali k,,ds and >, ,os,
t1sEl:. ~ SAD. Apply q yards ut ROcketts or
i >J.I AhD's, Main and Twentieth streets,
M. y. HAGEKTY.
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AEIEn, EOARD.-A gentleman ana {,
tS - n..lrc BOARD and 4 FlRNlStED
aN " art,atr family, ~.!li" N 2'r'f mn krhm"nd ir1%
"a' ~. '.' ',..i,y i..rti. and location. j. lt-3tn
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS in the Dispatch
counting-roon Tuesday, July 14sh:
SA. NJ. 3P. II. 6P.M
70 81 So
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L'UH RENT, that large. tir>t.cll>s RE- kfs
L >I!'I.-.tr 80. 1u2 lie iii src"i. conla IL E..s
'-a r.,.H,.. kitchcu wi:h IN rO"n~-uil in good
oar,. "...gca' N". 80 sixth street. corner u
L,-. is - Gl
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TRANSFER PRINTING-lNKs for copying letter
headings, statements. way-bllls, DC. Can be copied
In the ordinary letterpress hook. Send your orders
for printing in these inks, and for all other descrp
tio1s Of printing, to the DisDatch Printing House
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LEX EENT.-Wc have twenty five an:
I Url-~t> in y4: iugs good c1lities, both LII
.r.,, .Hd western !, rrJun OF the city. rang iiig
i.l@.. ;t"u "Ur II uus,,ud ro one hundred dollars
:,E .,s. NlpIy quickly tu our office.
+. Ei-4t LNNt I BROTHER.
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l'uH RENT. the smrll DWELLING -
4 So ltituiy street. b,l tween First and Sc Ill
,l,t -,r,,'- WIN lhr 1 rooms and kitchen. Apply
u, fs III GKIi;BS ~ WILLIAMS.
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i,"A hENI, The STORE No. 1904 E;=s
N''h ':n'' rcccnlN occuplvd by us. IL
NOAH MAIkrR l. CO.,
-, IN i1l7 Main street.
j. ttt ELNI, ,thc commodious WARE g.
- !''' = IH Commercial Hicck, on CaryA:I
''" )" ibr occupancy of hcssrS IiunIuS
81 '' 80 Possession given Immediately.
NJ '' A' 'nr Nal 'nai Bank ct Sirgiaia. jy / I'm
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'ARATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY

-
Jnly 13, July 12, Juy 4, July l l.,
1872. 1873. 1874. 1874.
W. e. ". G. ". e. NJ G..
Total deaths s.l5 30 2S 20 10 81 26 80
Stiil-born.... 2 Q o
Number OF deaths for six months ending June
81. 1873 l:ooo
Number Of dea hs for six months ending June
81, 1e74..............,........ 7e4
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

PRMovAL.-A. HARRIs's Loan Office established
in S65) has been removed to 1922 Main street.
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wrNEs, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c

% CASES PAUILLAC CLARET,
CU 30 cases SF. JULIEN CLARET,
90 cases BRINTE4U q CO. iSSAU TERSEs,
10 cases LHOVILLE CLARET.
10 cascs LA ROSE CLASEr.
and a general assortment OF PORTS and SHER-
EirS, Suitable for The sc ,son. "sUMMEkDtAN''
AUGUSTA COUNTY, YA) 9n RGh, L 0ID ME- u h.r
RIAL CABlNEr-1SGS aud fSlO-h,t o. .a IN paa. +.
rcs and half barrels. For sale low to The trade, at
who eslle only, BY co
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No 113 south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
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sOBAkRELS PURE RYE WHSkki,
w so barrels RECTIFIED WHISKY,
10 barrels GIN,
10 barrels BRANDY,
Pure FRENCH BRANDY,
Pure PORT and SHERRY WINES,
GREEN aud BL ACK TEAS,
FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR.
For sale by ,o,nu u7ccINc
je17-3m oonN ~. n-NH
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MIR. Childrey said: I was told that the
tickets I had bought from Tyler had been
stolen from the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, SO ] got out warrant tor him. /
thought they were not worth anything to
the company, and that he had right to dis
pose of them.
MIR. Wise: Who separated the good and
bad tickets 2"
Witness [hesitatingl: There was no sepa-
ration of good and bad tickets. never
sold Motley any tickets or gave him any TO
sell. he never got any from me; am not
certain that he ever got any out OF my store.
I never received more than 81 .25 from him,
and that was for cigars or backing. Kept
no aeconnt u The transactions With him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-15


Mr.. Vliet said Motley brought him some
tickets three months ago, whicl he said he
cot from Cbildrey to sell. told him to go
on and l would try and find out where the
leak was. Afterwards gave him 50 to give
to Chidrey to keep him quiet while the case
was being worked up.
Motley [interruptingl: Ibid give him part
of the S5.
Justice White: I believe Motley Is the
guilty party, and would send him to the
grand jury but for the fact that he made bis
statement under hope OF reward, and after
wards acted by authority Of MIR. VIiet. Un-
der these circumstances l shall discharge him.
STOCKINGS CASE.
Mr.. Vliet said he did not believe Mr.. Stock
ing to be guilty Of the offence charged against
him, aud the company had 30 proof of it.
He was then discharged.
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