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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-12

from to 4.30 Z. NJ. saturday Evenings, rom 10
$50 O'Clock.
Deposits of any amount received from one dollar
upwards, and interest payable twice II year, Feb.
and Aug. Interest not drawn out is added to the
deposit, thus making COMrOUSD INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day OF each month
Money deposited on or before the tenth ddg of each
MONTH will draw inter- 81 from the FIRST dGy Of the
same month.
ss-The law passed by the last Legislature er.
empts from Biu;ciDdt tdTGfoa, all deposits say
ngs Banks. Under this law this Bank TiH guar
dntet to dep0sitOrs interest at the rate OF six per
cent. payable semi-annually, FREE FROM TAXES.
No returns of names of depositor3 are required
to be made to State or town authorities, and all &C
counts are held by this Bank TO be strictly pirate
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de-
post money in their own names, that it can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded TO Executors,
Guardians, Trustees and others having in charge
Trust Funds.
VIM. r. SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta April II, 1874. t&wu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-12
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organized in 1913.

TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard Jas. w. North
ARENAS Libbcy, VIM. 5. Badger, Sam'l litcomb.
OFFICE-In Savings Bank Bailding, ia Waite
ST. Bank open daily from . A. NJ. to | p. NJ, an
from to 40 +. NJ. Saturday Evenings, from T.
$50 O'Clock.
, 1874-05-14

aoeolint, tito exports for tho Hovon month"; endod
JIM u, 1874, oxcoodod tho imports bv sB1 ,403-
OWL, while for tho sovon months ontled Inn. 81,
1aa3, l tho imports exceeded tho exports BY 9D6,-
OF tho total valno Of tho trado by water during
cont ssaa oarrlod III foreign vasaols, aa compared
Jan. 81, 1878.
:, OF the tota1 Tonnage ontered md clcarod for
tho Twelve months oiitled Ja,l. d. 1874 G9.8 pnr
cens CO bnlo1s9ed to foreigners, as compared with
81, 1878.
wheat and corn wore in activo speculative do
mht1d. md higher. Whaat advanced 1{@11o:
corr, 40; outs, X. Provisions were, i1iaotiyo
ana shade tirmor. Call prices closed IA fol-
lows' No. wheat, seller May, 41.2lttfs solor
sser jS,y NS Ss,5@a5e saS a1ot No. ss eas
42116o. Mess pork, cash. s1a.60@lo.57}1; aoller
june, fs1Goa]1@i0.B5 soIlcr July. slo.B5@
l6:g0. Lard, aol!or tho month"; 910.25@10.30;
aellor juno, e10.0o@1o.92lG:. scllor July,
sloat2!5@1o.6o t short 1ibs, sellor June. s94o,
short oear, sollor Juno, 916o asked. sa!os in-
olude 10, 900 bu No. Q spring wheat, sollor May,
ct Sl.2lA; 5000 bn do, aollor June. at 41.22H;
5,aoo By do Mt a23S; 0,a00 hn do at " .22}s;
81, goo bu do at ~ :33}G; 1900 bu No; . corn.
g aeier snn Juno, nt oGc; ba Dc ct c1ylo
03o; "a, 900 bn No. oatu, ae!sor juno, Of 4511o;
5000 bu do, aollor July, at 1870.
LATEST.
Wheat md com woro nolfyo after tho onll In
tho afternoon and higher. Wheat advanced 1Su
from tho closing prices on Change closing 1t
at 01sSl@ol1ko for Juuo, and G3N@c31lo for
July.
, 1874-05-14

WEDNESDAY, Evening, hIay -.
Tile pleasant weather resalGut during tho paHt week
has Witnessed considerably Increased distribution Of
dry.gooas, md with tho exception Of No reduction
III tew of this loss popular brands Of brown cottous,
tha prceA current on tls luto Of last rcvtow have
toen uniformly well Sustained. Whtto the lca1ng
have roceivod the most ateatlon satisfactory active
movemeut has been Witnessed III nolr!y ull depart
monta. The delnaud though almost exclusively Of
consumption character, Ia moro actiye tWn Mt this
Rage Of tho heaso last year, md 0r obhers express
satisfaoivo with the general situation. Tbs nbaoucu
OF speculative nctfou, Atl tho conservative character
OF Trade generally luhIes the ballet that 1t III
basic. Tie demand f0rcarpetngs has fallen on xoue, but
thu faw wcoks Immediately following tho first wock Ut
My usually dull With carpet dealers, aud tho ab
Of ncyity ut this time occaHiors no eaaincss.
Wo find the following u the Uhstfd otatea Economist
and Dry t;o"ds Reporter Of May D: The aao quality
Of dry gonB il cheaper tan oFer, whe III SCARCE
1y anything o1so there 10 hs perceived my change III
tho comparative prizes. Store ronts, house rents,
surate, insuralce, ordinary living expelnea, hotel
and private boarding, n,nrketing stln very high,
Willie n fact nothing cut, bring to yiew like coninr
suu to tie rcueea prices In dry goods aud yet there
continual ctan'or for lover figures. There 10 more
ability, money aud lahor eng1gcd IN traas1ctuE s1a
like amount of dry goods hslnesa than IL employed In
any other, aud set tue profits in proportion are lna.
terally !tas It Is thankless bsneas but with all
ts defects whut Ii better to the active minds cngaged
III it? THO varied routine gives employment md ell
joy.nent 10 thpsn engaged III IT. who. With but fow OK
ceptluus, could llo uothlug elso."
, 1874-05-14

record on yesterday:
o1Gx PROPERTY.
Hickory st. 1856 It of Doerlng st, 4, sszilo ~.
Lot i; :n'eS IL ouonner 5 Lois and Of Lot !, sim
sons block u, Of x 6ec Fl, %, II, aasea ,-o
woss y wasnstoa IT. III ii Of Fsisi 4O''
zl25s It, dated May y1................. ~. 10000
Taylor 4, 2sa Il Of Ian:on at, t, 72t1aa II.
Dutorasla . ix It. ass sio Il Fxentyzs;oa ''''
,st, vi. 25xloo It.. dated Mayl3...: 1,aao
put'eas1 I'll aasa IT, sas i;
sess M s5 eass i sy e ] Wasstsf
sests l.|sed eS iSs sf Il q sssor IT, is1
Tho psenises, M ao. ID wiashssci ~, dated
ue1saa t. cor Of ieiasp Il, 81 s5xio s
phurtie tS f ~, lao Il. Il lhriy-tst Il, 5l
uorsa', e. aatSa epr epr q II oarsy l. Undivided
of6ox103 It, " t. dated say l3.......,..... s,4oo
West E'shtevn,h 81, 1sp II Of May ss,nt.2s : -.
napsa5n aps e. iise rses. sY y sio ii of tsi
25zl2l It, dated May 49,: 3.:...:.:.........:.. 800
osKovsn s,a s IT. % rth = ct oe pesss ,s5
wess oi ioti q Lot Ststs Bit ''''
Subdivision Of ne & Of nwA ef ssc 4. 80, 49,.
1et5i Fs1ls:s -; ;9idiy!siea Of &las2 Is, SEQ w NV
. NORTH Or CIrY LIMITS,
Lola 10 and 81, In reshbdiSsiou Of Bloch 2, of'
Weston Hnd otAess a Il aa4 se4 eeo20,
49, j., dated Anrilh ;:;;::, lax
10, 10. i, dated Marsh 1a,75u
Und J.; of il aub-]ota IN Hpanord ct al Blocks
ana 9, Vi Block "a, "Wrighlwood Wilson
K. Nlxau to Ferdinand W, Peekl, dsted
May .......:.........:...:.. $500
Psrl), datcd May ..:............;..:.:.: 1900
Lot 1, G!ook II, Village Of Naysnswooa, dated
AlAfcH 4ss.+..,-..+'.t' 1888 ''f'''t* 4t1e
GouTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Lot 90, Block 1, Wright i "lndatts bu6dlv.
1sion u q c4sw}{ Scc. Q. 50, IT, daled =,
Eall. II. ...t...,.t 0V
, 1874-05-14
orol In tho 1enthor market. An atAonco Of activity IN
still noticeable. hut tho depleted condition Of afoc!B
in'i'lccs a coldcnt focllng, anil prices uro hrnly
maintained. We Qtlosu:

French Zip % to 100 lbs. loo@ 1eo
OlLs--Iu tue oil marke no changes wrrs noteu.
aor 2 % Sasc9'pons M a was ary aoSe II y iea prises
Ge qsfeoS 1sxi tea snn xsr 1a s@
10. i 500; bunk oil sos atral.a. css; oophan. 81,
yoo tnrpenmne etso'o' n"phio' u GRAVITY i'o;
neG:99 sSSH'! RSS !tfsNEnp III re-
enumerated generally reported steady, and tin ia
On ~ iSsa ,d g. sS5 5s5l
ia T1x-L1argo, 900; small, 60; bar, &c.
anner easfs, 1Se {sss qasns @ ioa;
sn':H9 inoT-No. q. 5o rates: Russia i;on,eh,e.
ra!sa American s',ssls1A III p 12e o. ,o.
P af Is sr cent s se o ill., sH it, H. '''
sssF 1; s5s sf@sSss se. M g.
WinE@Nos: itg %; to y, 19s; 70 to H. '1e; y
5ss = H. e.: a Saad' % bss cent dis
ssf !. sse in qstson. '?ss sS 1ns s, &c.,
a.. T. d II h. = 's s$ il = g. ns: !;
NAV NAvAh issTonEs-wcre reported quiet as fol>ows
81aNin rope, U ID, 1G@t7kc asal ropc. g IL, 14ha
ias2ja; tarrod rope. 5lb. l7lsisa; oakun. u bale.
p;c ns,a y br r.; *5oo@s0o; tar bril- ''
u satner '' quiet bus stenay, and
choice offerings hold firmly. Tho reccipa were
a1ger: ws a9as: R,e.cheows tson sn4 s!eTs X 9es
lots sl.sc@f.ko; pescablowa IN car-loa. 81 cool
early rose, mixed aud common ots slso
Observation-Disclosures vury dn1 and turkeys wcro
lowor; largo Bpriug chickens sel1 roaily, hut very
yung sprinas and old stock slowly Prices are:
Ta51ns, f. i ysi a@Ss; n Chickens Te *'oos'o
sEEDs,wero more anlst. The higher grades q, ot
assS e ea @ 'a ads aseGSs IT s55 for ssses H.
@ aT sS at s " y nos sss s !, a s9 Sag ag
q sgs do 1t 7oo lo5 bags illet At 500; u aRs as
g. and sssaaw ssns ae sasds d. soS osd
;oiar, ss:oo asry without 6aGs ss1s t!ary, Win
IEAs-lne t'enand for tcas Continues fair Ut un-
changed aud steady rates. Following arc tho pri-
a. @sse d do GOOD Sso,a d. eoiee to extra no, oso
%; eo.nm,on to i,,e old Ayaon, so@s5S common M
ners s@soc t. eloies o i fs
lis; extra a1oy.na s'.ss@l.4o; chocs Extra neW
japan, ese@s:o5; eomtnoa to goo lo !osssoe: fur
natnrnl-caf japan, 6ots7oo common 70 tne oolung,
35@45c; good 1a@d5c; choice to extra, e'c@s1.oo.
T0DACCQ-We quote tile MlKrket moderately active
md steady ut the prlcca given below:
F1nE CUy-Extra 75GsS3e; choce, Ga&5G5ot medium,
b9ts55c; roor 10 common, 35@45c.
PLua-Natural leaf, 75G5soo'; lalf BRIGHT co@7oc !;
black, Routld, 46@5oc.
suoK1sa-aood to choice, oa@sso; medium, $50
30c; common, 25Ga27o.
WOOL-The market waH 1liet md unchanged The
following quotations nre furnished Us tho opening
ratca for now wool:
F,ne aud medium washed ,38f141o
Coarse wasted ..55(@HHc
Fine heavy to light uuwashel, 23M27e
Medium and course unwashed ed...............:G928a
Prime tub washed .4bss45c
Poor to good tub washed. .40G54so
Dingy poorly vaHhed, and shipped wool, 2s1os lesg
BURY and cottod, 10@15u loss.
Old wool Is quoted oasy. "a follo#s:
common uffy.... .Sotp aoS
iG0Gh WaatASu sW4toS
Fleece uuwanhel .25QR a2o
, 1874-05-14

New YonE, May l3.-AIonoy closed ut 8 per
cent, -... ..-.--
Sterling dull, ut s4s71Ge94.ss for GO days, aud
Si9O1 81 for sight.
Customs receipts, $s370 900.
Gold opened ard closed ut 11211a, with salos
during tue day at 11t59@112}4. Carrying rates,
10 to i, md Hat.
The Assistant Treasurer disburscd $274, 600.
Ccarngs, $3T,Q00, 600. 1885,.
To-rnorrowa Steamer takeH out 5000, 900 III gold
coin.
Governments steady.
State bonds dull ..-..--..
Stocka opened weak and declined 1{@laS por
cont. Later, tho loss was recovered and Tho
market continued firm until near tho cloHo, when
thoro was 4 decline Of Il to u per cont ON tho
report that Commodore Vanderbilt: had boon
thrown from n wagon and seriously injured (ot
which there il no conilrmatiou), aud Washing
ton dispatch stating that Senator Logan. in ol3-
posing tho now financial bill, stated that
It would work contraction Of 10
per cont and would giyo FREQ banking
only in name. Tho principal doalngs wero in
Western Union, Lake Shore, Union Pacific, St.
Paul. Pacific Mail, Northwestern, Rock Island,
and Wabash. Tho closing quotations wore tho
lowest made. Total salea Of the day, $4,000
sharee, of which $4,000 wcro Western Union !;
11,000 Pacific alail 600 Lake Shore sc, 1000
Union Pacific: 6.00o Northwestern G,500 Rock
Island L, quo Wabash; and $500 st. Paul.
, 1874-05-14
COMMERCIAL.

WgpNrspAY EvExrNo, May 10.
The following woro the receipts and shipments
Of The loadlng articles Of produce ID Chicago
, 1874-05-14

Eleven months, January to November, inclusive.
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
Monthly Report No.7 Of the bureau OF Statia-
tics now in preas. contains tho statistics of our
foreign trade for the month Of Janunry, 1871.
and for tho Beyan months endea tho aano, COM
parad with tha corresponding periods OF the
preceding your. The Chief Of the Duronu fur
nishes the following pbatract:
pomts!ft tx-
forta {s,Hcis FtTtt7A
Periods. I'nTorts. 'eaf"ts) esporss.
4tass,4os ses,lls,'1s sl,0'o'sas
% is1s.............. ] ] sb,411,aa el,o11,o44 1;asaM
eiu Inn. IT, isW. @ o2o 1887, 400
JIM. ii, is7i.... So oao ,267 1so7o,ss7
Tho amounts Of the foregoing, which consisted
OF merchandise, md Of apocie and bullion, ro-
Hpectiysly, for the seven months endeu'Jan. u,
1874 and 1879, wero a. follows:
Domtstictr-
'poria tstecid fortfa,'
1S74. Innorts. tMtNes) esror!a.
Hssss's sssss I'D ssa ss sSssss 's Sss; ss;
lB73 .'... ..z-
ss::s LID ss;s sss21Sss Ss s,ssi'
Tho values Of tho imports and exports carried
In American aud foreign vessels, and In oar mud
other land y0hiulea. for the Heybn.monthH end0d
Jan. 81, 1874 and 1879, respectively, woro aB fol-
lows:
Domessio tr.
aorls l'airsd Iortfgn
Asss Aa,s'ss S.ssss xssss s;, :}1
Land Yehtcles...... atosa,c39 4,l14,ao2 1,5s9loa
American s's ycssss... eas7t74 ooa,l,6ea 4,b2s
sa hsss! ssss
The value Of toregn, so1unoditiea remaining
compared With sa;0le, ,07a jan. 81, 187s. -
AilnWin1 for 4hn difference in tho warehouse
, 1874-05-14
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.



LuNpER FhE1uMTs.
Hayen sl.5o Luaingson and White LAKE, S2 $1o9M9 9
The far Wind brought tho remainder Of the lumber
morning The offerings woro liberal, consisting largely
Of piece stnf though theru was fur assortment OF
oher umner Aa unusually rgo M na1os Of s"usry
active and trm ut full recent pricsa Probably not
esa than thirty cargaca wero aol 1olats aud scants
for i,anstse n mud N st|yice of about I'D WIS
tuinud for Lldngton cargoes, they bringing sa.259
@ fr boars s Ut % good to ehoiee DO quota.
s$os. shsnsSa & is@soo Several esrgoss arrivsd
durtnR tho day, and number remained ut tho docks
unsoli at the olose.
Tno following sales sore reportea; Cargo sehr 9;
run}, 1000 n, 1osts and scantling ut Sl0.25; achr
chas L. lash1ey from, Do lso N jolsta and aesntlin vt
@ s ssS 1au a. lfs Is caa oss
m lasts and scanlug, a g 90 a15 N sl't,,ges:
ahc sG josts 20 fly 10 il iS % as. % sad
sss ss csasss ssss T. ff9a plsasn so
No 80 m jolsta and seauting, ut s9.2a. All sold by
Ca Cargo O. schr Elnsline, from 1ullnaton,. liz m
arips and boarg at *i3.bo 80 III fath at so.0o aehr
Lte nss from lndag.o Us n je;ts mud as seant-
.ehe B. Ne~ So N ,lt
n 2a sos i,s III aSi y u III 'n
;s! s,S5s s::: ss
aeantng 1880; schr White pax, from 14'ld!ngton.
14o boards md atrs At sl?oo: 20 N iath It $2 20;
O.rgo schr Sardinia, from Pontwaser, 60 IN pccs
a:uu 1t sD.13b; schr Mary from aluakqgou, loo NJ
fto s .ss Ct siaa Z
ut S2.oo. Sold by YIN. Meslaue.
, 1874-05-14

waeon ssook--1ltokory ax1cs, por sct, 81 l.oo91to;
wagon locs, oacl, 43aG0o box Bonra, 3o0aS40.O9.
Florida rod cedar, 35o rhr #; n,alosany, 30@4oe;
, 1874-05-14

CHICAGO.
WEDNESDAY 1.vEH1Nd, Afny -.
The receipts OF livestock during tho wock havo bcon
, 1874-05-14

Cti!"Ac0. MILWAUKEE, 4 Sf. PAIL RaIlVtx
Union Eenpt, Hadsoa and Canal oAes
t3 Soa Carks, ofEasiss Sherman Houss and Depot,
, 1874-05-14

Total Nov. !, T3l
to May 8. '74..t
Total ali US. pta i
Nov. l, 1872,to'
AlAy I, 1a.3..,.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

PoLIcE Cousr, YRsTERDaY-J Justice ".
Hall Cre,o presiding. The following eases
were disposed of:
F. Castilli, charged with threatening the
life Of Joseph Equi, was required to give
bond TO keep the peace. Il
Thomas Motley and Wiiiian Armstead
were sent 10 the station-bouse for twelve
hours for stealing two buckets.
Matthew Owens, charged With cutting
Major Christian, was discharged. because
the wounded man and the witnesses cans
Cured in saying that the two men were
PLAYING when the cutting occurred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

"ENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CHEsA-
HiA: AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY AP-
folNED.-N:. Thomas II. Dodumead has
beel appointed general superintendent OF
TRANSPORTATION Of the Chesapeake aDd Ohio
h3F9ld Company. He will have full con-
loi oi til" repairs Of road and machinery,
HGo tLc management Of trains, with the
power Q! appointment and dismissal Of all
oA"f>, agents, and employees in those de.
lar'mrn'>.
AF. iodamead held the same position be.
ZOE, and he will doubtless continue to enjoy
..t irlV'9tion which he has had for long
t'I4e- W., that Of being one OF the best rail.
!"'~ hgl III the south.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

WooD THIEr SENT TO JAIL. Tuesday night
Officer Sweeney caught colored man
named John Andrew in the act of stealing
wood on the; basin bank. Heresisted arrest,
and was clubhedseverely. Yesterday morn
ing he was sentenced by Justice Crew to
ten days in Jail for the tneft, and was COM
mitted for three months in default of pay
ment Of a fine Of S5 for cursing and resisting
the officer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

A LONG BARGE TO BE LAUNCHED canal
barge of eighty tons capacity, recently built
by Messrs. Earuon & Walker, will be
launched at their ship-yard, at the foot Of
the Dock this evening. This barge was built
for Messrs. Marks & Friend, Of Petersburg.
and will be used in carrying coal from the
Chesapeake and Ohio wharYes to Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS. Mr.. Jacob s. Atlee
has so far recovered from the injuries re-
ceiyed in an alteration with Mr.. Lindsey as
to be able to be out.
The contest Tor the Henrico county clerk
ship is nota yet very exciting.
There are only four prisoners at present
confined in the Henrico county Jail, one
serving out.a sentence of the court, and the
remaining three awaiting trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

ANOTHER GRANITE CoNTEAcT.-A large
contract for furnishing granite for the Cen.
tennial Exposition buildings, at Pbiladet
phia, has been awarded to Messrs. Albert
OrdWay s. Co., of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

] BARBECUE MEETING. There is to be Q Con-
seryatfye barbecue at Midlothian, in Chester
field county, on Saturday. Ex-Governor
Walker, Hon. A. NJ. .a:Keiley, Dir. E. =.
CabelI, Mr.. r. B. Berkeley, Colonel William
Ambers, and others, are to address the meet
inn & fle - IS $.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

SENT TO THE GRAND JuRY. Acting Police
Justice Crew yesterday seat on TO the grala
zinry for indictment Henry Day (cotoredl,
charged with cutting Taylor Fltzhug6 tco-
.lored1 in two places last Friday (. evening.
DAVIS wife, who was charged Win ~ Mkihs s.l
part With Fitzhugh, was discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

ALMANAC FOR 1S75.-The Virginia and
North Carolina Almanac for 1915, calculated
by Professor Charles. u. Winston, of Rich
mond College, has been published by Messrs. 3.
Clemmitt & Jones, OF this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

TRANSFER PRNffad INRs.--ve invite atteil-
tom IN the beautiful 4rid useful TAAxSFsR isxs
that we are now using They are or recsnt intpps
duciioD. but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies. banks, merchants
and others. The inks thai we arc now fnrnisbfng
are Of q quality that can he opted any length or
nme after being printed Viii COPY In ordinary
lelter-press book. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

WHEN THE ANNUAL REpoRrs ARE TO BE
READY.-The time of the meeting of the
General Assembly having been changed from
the first Wednesday in Jinulry to the first
Wednesday in DECEMBER, Mr.. Richard p.
Walker, superintendent OF Public Printing,
has sent out circulars to the different heads
of institutions whose reports are published
sby the General Assembly notifying Them to
have their annual reports ready by the 10th
Of October. ~ Is 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

Convict RECgWED.-Martin Holmes, OF
Page county. was received ut the peniten-
tiary yesterday to be imprisoned three years
for rhouse-breaking aud lardeny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

UNITED STATES D1sTRIcr CoURT.-Judge
Hughes is expected to return to the city to-
day to hear some bankruptcy cases. ..I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

seya,a1 '''1. ~. IL TIE Cry JAn.-There are
IN tLs =; ;s,""sns Of unsound mind confued
/. s,1al 'J '!' jan at this time whose condition
cessyIy c'a f"1, Il 's now almost absolutely ne.
TAsy s,a ~, 'hem 10 be removed to an asylum.
ia The ~ ~, 'at rom being properly cared for
they ,-." Hn' although the officers do all that
It. s., -, .r 'oE them. Efforts have been made
.A!nsb%nt'1it t1it quarters for them at the City
aow il i'se; i Vi, blt this plan fell through, and
I'd adioi,said ii said thatapartments are to be erect.
hates s,,h.hg srag the Jail, and that the unfortu.
De !t,on.l s 70 be cared for there until they can
Low in ieu. i,I1 There are one or two patients
for s.r:s ~ Ja'i who have been confined there
'US d !be asylums, ""Ai'n vacancy ~
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/ DELrNQUENT TAx-PAysRs.-The sherif's
returns of delinquent tax yers were sub
jmitted to Judge Guigon yesterday.
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.sAURIcoMus - he oniy golden tnid FOR chang
ing dars hair 70 beautiful golden color an
MEADE & BAKER's DrnS store. 80 &
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CARRIED TO THE PEsITENrIARY.--F'r F'ral,t
Nelson was conveyed to the penitentiarJ
yesterday By Deputy Sergeant y. Cummins
Tor the term OF one year, for larceny.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. :

HILL & GODDIN,5 5N p. ID. Two new cottage, on i
Robinson street near ashland. si
GRUBBs e WILLIAMS, 5k P. NJ, a buildlns Iot
OH the south side Of Main street between Cherry
and Linden.
RICHARDSON g CO., 8 r! NJ, seven building lots
on Broad street. Church HUI e ~ ~
GRUBBs 8 WILLIAMS, 8 P. NJ, framed dwelling
I q No. 115 south, Adams street. 2,5 3
THOMAS W.. KEESEE, 10 A. NJ, at 1917 Main.
street, piano, carpets, dental instruments, far-
niture, &c. q. ~ &. &.
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LIE f!EE Yesterday MoRSISG.-Abou ut
V'''yN Yesterday morning an alarm of lire
"' TUNED III at box No. 7. Eighteenth
SFsti r1=Nc-hou>e, caused by the discovery
- n''!,r' !,,''lDg from the Office and another
rr l,"I* n. IQd0iny III Courtney's lumber.yard,
W W D'o'V street, near Twentieth. The en-
S..' S.''> reached Tie spot quickly, but the fire
,,@> "N sA'!us ulshcd by the use of the plug
,IH'3''> ,I,l' III" loss amounts to about $75. As
,-.' ,-e oG''GiH-S arc far apart, and the fire ap-
"'t4 ip", liu.ianeousy in each, it is supposed
'-'' !Ae 1t was the work of an incendiary,
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4 ENGLisH ToorE BnusHNsSm made 10 oucarnS ~
der, sold By MEADE &s BAKEHs Ptsrmscssz sI92
Mssn street. -
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q nomination for candidate for Congress.
Several gentlemen jumped upon the floor
together, but Mr. Mad ddox. was recognized
by the chairman. He moved that &c Colonel
Rush Burgess be declared the unanimous
choice of this Convention. Agreed to, amid
loud stamping Of feet and capping of hands.
Messrs. Maddox, thompson, and Crump
were appointed q committee to wait upon
Mr. Burgess to inform him Of his nomina-
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W." ~" AoCrE 70 BALTIMoRE.-Mr. j. l.,
rnnr. |'.. W. southeastern passenger agent, au-
,nn,I .S"''> IHls !uorniOg Il new route to Balti-
p;,, Y,s ana Tie North. Trains will leave
n,@tt yut'IG0 ,G @t 30 Z. u daily rio the Rich
,1nU ,'U t'UrF,ck>burg and Potomac railroad
+, tt-"Ye'' thence ca Potomac steamboat
yt.r- p"Vd, 4 point opposite Alexandria.
k,i,;av I'''eh@cFs viii lake the cars of the
H,Ni,"S,.'' Hi,"'.' "hd OHIO railway and proceed TO
ti.',"it' having avoided the tedious and
iysian '"y,G -,n omnibus ride through Wash.
lDwD D~: !; he lime from Richmond to Balti-
W. w., !; ny hours and iorty-fiye minutes.
s,rra "'"Io!'s office is at No. 1901 Main
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n .saE or THsRaoMErER ia the despatch
countingroom "Wednesday, September 18th:
. Ai 81 Y. & s. y. asa 9
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MuarARY-The Attuck Guard are canaeni-
:p,atDg q Yssls 70 Bvssoa, Ai4sss