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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-18

PORT OF RICHMOND JUNE II, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York, mer-
cbonu,.e and passengers e. W. Allen 81 Co., agents.
Steamer j. w. tytrman, Plat. philadelphia'
merchandise and passengers, ~. 4. rorier agent.
hav, Charles Whitlock. n. Is. Kill, 1. III. Elicit
q ca, anu Charles L. Todd.
Schooner moonlight, Rogers, New York, nay AT
kinson & Temple.
SAILED.
Steamer Westover, skinner, Baltimore mer-
chanuse and passengers l.. Idtum. agent
rfenmer John Sylvester Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
oh. ndJsa ana Messengers. t. Is. alum. agent
Rrip sbbie Clifford Chase, City Point, 10 nnlsh
load e fiour for Monteyideo, Galego NILS hann-
featuring Company. ,u c,,,, po,,,
schooner John Nct1inniss, Coipourn, lily Eo'u y
flour for brig Ab5ie Clifford.
schooner H. A. De lit, Mason, New YORK, coai
aud lumber. Curiis s. Parker. Mil,
schooner Francis French. Throckmor'on, fhila-
dephia granite, curtis Parker; >,.ro,r
Schooner William l.. Hearn, watson, NorioiA'
truck barrels, n. Metzger.
Arrived ut Osborpe's June 10, schooner InoHas
Beoz. ,msrs. New YORK, light, TO load Tor PROVE
dence, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston June 10, bark Horace Scudder
Gould.
From Boston June 10, schooner L. T. Whitmore
Whitmore. -.
From New York June Is, schooner j. p. Kelsey
Steelman.
-....... MEMORANDA.
Schooner Matte E. Hills. from James river
schooner Lizzie Florence. Lipnincott, from Rich.
moDd for Newark, arrived at New York June 16.
Schooner Nellie II. Benedict, Thompson, WA
loading at New York June 16th for Richmond.
BY telegraph. sos
Z. NEW YORK, June 17.-Arriyed: Utopia.
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From Bath County.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
BATH ALUM, June 16, 1875.
The wheat crop this year viii be very
Short one IL has all headed out, and great
dca! j. not more than "a foot long, aud i will
be impossible to save II. Oats are an entire
failure. A great many were killed by the
fretze IN the spring. and the weather being
80 dry since, they will not get long enough
10 cut. Untii within the last ten days it
looked as if there would be no corn raised,
bu, ii has commenced raining, aud if it con-
lnues there may tie very good corn crops
made. Grass will be very light; there will
IOt Dc more than half d crop, if that.
RROwS
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Drowned-Trottfns Race Miisfar
COMPANIES Organized.

DEMONSTRATING Race Military
Companies Organized.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK. June lion Tuesday after
noon Mr.. II. w. Rowland, chief engineer of
the United States lighthouse steamer Fern.
went ashore on Hog island for the purpose Of
cunning. Not returning in due time, some
of bis companions made search for him and
found him In the water near Island Bea CHI
stark and stif. His body was taken on board
the steamer and brought TO the nayy.ysrd
this morning. There were no marks of vic.
lence upon him. 1t is q mystery to conceive
how he got into the water under the circum-
stances. The Masons Of Portsmouth sent
the body TO New York tonight.
The Baltimore horse "Mickey Free won
the 81, 000-trot OF CsmpasteIla to-day.
Two infantry and one artillery Company
organized in Portsmouth tonight.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TpuRsnAy June IT 187k

1hUhSDAfs ouue ! 4, 1ofOs
God.-hmericau gold. 116k bid.
State Sechrities.-Vir2inia consois. 6Sk bid, SO
asked: Vftgtuia consols new, 46k bid, AZ asked;
Virginia deferred, Sy bud, 81 asked Virginia inter.
est certificates 10 bid, 20 asked; Virginia tax-re-
ceiyabIe coupons, 80 bid. 91k asked.
city Notwithstanding city SIS. 76 bid;
Lynchburg city S's go bid; Manchester bridge
S's, S6H bid.
Railroad Bonds -Pichmond Fredericksburg and
P'tomac pailroad mortgage Us, j.. and j., 80
bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road mortgage 6's, j. aLd j., 80 bid; Richmond
and l,anville Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ. and n,
71k bid, 72H asked.
Railroad Hocks.-RchmonJ, fredericksburg and
Potomac common. 100 PAR, 65 bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac 6 per cent. guaran-
teed, 60 par. 81 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 93
bid; Richmond and DanvilIe Railroad, 100 par, ~
bid, IL asked: SeabAard and Roanoke Railroad
guaranteed. l 90 par, "a bid.
Canal !Stocks.-Jame, River aud Kanawha Canal
90 par, asked.
Bunk Stocks.-First National, i 90 par, 100 bid
Mel chants National, 90 par, 90 bid los asked.
Insurance Compdntes.-virginis state, 25 par,
20 b!di Old Dominion, 100 par, s6z lid, 80
q ked. '..... -
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Ontario.

lancaster. June 17.-The factory of the
Ancaster Knitting Company was burned
Inst night. Loss, $4,000. Two hundred
persons were thrown out of employment.
TORONTO, June 17.-At sale of thorough.
bred horses aud cattle yesterday some OF the
choice breeds brought fabulous prices. A
calf seven months old, Aindrie Duchess,
brought $4,000. A calf Two months old,
Fifth Duke of Hilhurst, brought $500.
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and -Auiba1. G orzlles & Co.. merchants, have
failed. 1t is believed their liabilities are not
hesyy. Their failure was caused by the sus.
pension Of Alex. Collie g. Co.
The following additional failures Of bill
disconn'ers are announced: Young. Berth.
wick & Co.. liabilities stated at St25n0.000;
John Anderson & Co., liabilities $40, 000, 600;
j. c. Fowlie, liabilities not known.
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DANvlLLE TOBACCO MARKEr.

(Reported expressly for the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE 17.-Noteworthy decline In prices for all
grades. Breaks heavy.
Lugs.-very common, $6@Ss; common, 500
81 medium. *I1@$l5; gond. $15@$1S.
FflLers-Leaf-C Common, $9@$14 medium, S14
@$l6: coed, $16@$23
Sa0kers.-CommOn. $10G$1 6 +: medium bright,
sl6@s22: good 10 fancy. S22@S3s.
Bright Wrdppers $22@$34; me-
dunn. S34@$42: good, $42@$5S; extra, sos
9$7U; fancy, S70GSS5.
lhahog1nY HrHppers-~ommon. &2O@s32:
meoium, $32@s4O; good, $404 sos; extra, $55
9S73. ALPHA.
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aTne srassheppers An. M...ours.

LAFAYETTE, June 10, 1875.
On day before yesterday millions of grass
hoppers came in. and our wheat (what little
we have) will go unless they leave. On yes.
terday aud day before they eat up thirty
acres OF corn for 10. Neal-not bill left.
Nobody about Aulsille or Higginsyilie Is
working ut all !; every body gives up. Hemp
IS their favorite food. The army worm have
appeared, and cleaned up every thing around
Dover, aud are coming this way. Hands
have been discharged by nearly every one.
It is truly distressing. Many poor people are
living on bread and water.
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Ohio Demoeratie Convention.

COLUMBUS, June 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention met to-day. all the counties
being represented. Hon. William Allen was
nominated for Governor and Samuel T. Ca
rey for Lieutenant.GoVernor.
A com romise has been reached between
the more. money and the hard.money men,
to which Senator Thurman says he can SUBJ
scribe.
A hai-sorm tore Off part of the roof OF
the State-House while the Convention was
in session,
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Miners Resumins Work.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, June 1.-THE officers
of the Miners Association OF this region
met Mr.. Parrish last night and gave their
official sanction to the arrangements ALREADY
made in regard TO the resumption Oh WORK.
To-day they issued orders to the men giving
their permi ssion to go to work. On MOI,
day most of the shafts OF the Lehish ana
Wilkesbarre Company will be started.
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SrsA4 NAVIGATION OF The MATTAPoE1 AND
PAuUNKsY SECURED AT LAsT.--Arrargments
nave Teen perfected by which The steamer
Arlington, Captain Ffere, will run regularly
from West Point to the heads OF Navigation
on The Mattaponi and Pamunkey rivers.
West Point Star.
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"Tbe Rev. DR.. Nj. D. Hoge. moderator Of
the Assembly the Rev. DR.. Lefeyre, of
B ,ltimore, and DR.. Stuart Robinson, of
Louisville, have been appointed delegates
from the Southern Church to the Council Of
the Presby terian Confederation to be held in
London on the 21st of July. Philadelphia
preebufpriun
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Bishop Wood Invested with the Arch
bishops PalIium.

PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Bishop Wood
was invested with the pallium to-day by
Archbishop Bayley. The ceremony was
witnessed by an Immense crowd. The Ca
thedraI, arcbepiscopal residence, and ada
cent streets were beautifully decorated. The
clergymen assembled at the old Seminary
building. corner Of Eighteenth and Race
streets. Admission to the cathedral was had
ny tickets issued prior to the ceremony; the
ushers. who opened the doors at 0 O'Clock,
admitted only few at q time. Bishops
Gibbons of Richmond, Lynch of Charleston,
Elder of Natchez, and Quinlan Of Mobile,
participated. There were three hundred
clergymen present.
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Secretary OF
War returns from West Point Saturday.
Treas urer New will be here June 10Th.
The State Department has adviees that
Portugal has forbid the importation OF
Portuguese from the United States.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE market during the
were shade lower; very best 6H@7Xc.; first
5M5Isc, ordinary THU olccrs, anu cows, 4m
AZ. most sales, 6@07c., Receipts 1,2.2 head.
demand. ana prices hsva adyai ca thoy range at
9SOIO4c. cnoce. 1Okc. Recelpts, 2.596 head;
sheep have been TN fair demand aud prices are
uurhinsed; they range from 44@5Hc. Lamos,
$3.50 Receipts, AHA head.
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Canada.

MONTREAL, June I7..-.The Alabama Edi-
torial Association have left here and gone 70
Quebec. n.
Five thousand shoemakers have been 1ls-
charged on account Of depression in trade,
which is attributed to importations from
merca.
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49, CITY tSGISEER'S OFFIcE,l -
RICHMOND, VA, June II, 1875.
NOTICE TO STONE-CON TRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this
ctIjrp until WEDStSIIA ,Juuc 23J. 1T l2u'cock
a.. for FURNISHING and LAYING CIR mite
Ur~IN1 and FLAGGlNGa d for reim ring nd
r,I,ynp same for the term of niue months from
july lst next.
S1ecIica1ions aud samples Of stone can be seen
up0u amp icaiiOn al TIL, Office.
RI q ON Nit tee on streets reserves the right TO
reject any or all lids offered and Of living the con-
tract for each artIc.s required 10 the lowest Duuers
Forms of proposals can be obtained by applying
at this office. W. Z. ~ ohaN,
j. It'd Wy rnelneeL.
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powder;. Shot. TIC.

j Powder, Shot. ETC. I.
Fuss: Toys mining d o. 0c.e5s1.2b AZ 100 feet.
P0tcder: 1915 by the rre kegg-Iess than five
kegs. SO blasting. 80. 5o1SS4s Ass4s--1G
Shot: Northern. s2.40@s2. 80 n bag OF 26 ns.
Grfndstones: 1&fa2Ke. n y.
Lumber. slaves, Etc:
Ltfmber White oak 81 1@14.50 q 1 900: West.
ern VirgDia poplar. S1UGS1b " 900: white pine,
S35@&76 p !. 900. YelIn.v nine boards. 81 Q0t1 !;
toist. 81 2GSlS 9, according to lengths. Shingles
Pine, H2.50Gl$5: cypress si1-tneh, 97.50N$1 $50
1000. 10 tss1sf2 . =
Staree.-Wh iskey-barrcl timber, green. 81 s@2o
n 1000: seasoned, s20Gls25 ~ 1000. Flour
barrel timber. 86@S7.5O. q 1.0GO. Flour barrel
poles, S7@ss: hogshead hoops, no demand; hIck-
Org hoop, 1880.
Rogs-Mixed cotton, SIC: white, 4@oc.; wool.
len. 1kn2c. 49, -. 70 49,
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, June 17--For the Ohio
Valley and Tennessee, southwest to north
west winds, cooler and clearing weather,
with occasional rain in the Ohio valley.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States,
stationary pressure and temperature, SOUTH
west to southeast winds, clear and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States. falling
barometer, southeast to southwest winds,
warmer, cloudy weather, -.,h- aAnaainn nal
rain
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June II, 1875.
.-,- OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, so bushels. Red, 900 bushels.
CORN White. 126 bushels.
OATs.-S2 bushels
POTATOES 100 bushels.
BLACK-EYED PEAS-4 bushels,
SALES.
CORN White, 90 bushels very good at S5c.; 100
bushels very good al S5c.-toial. 126 bushels
DATh.-22 bushels very good at 75c.; so bushels
very good on private terms-total, 80 bushels.
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Fleetwood Park Races.

NEW YORK, June 17.---The two-thousand'
dollar purse at Fleetwood Park to-day was
won by Bachelors b. e. John 81. 10 three
out of five heats. Time: 2.24, 2,26, 2.23,
| 2.253. and 273J
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CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
~ OF VIRGINIA. :
RICHMOND, June 10. \. ID. 1872
Dr1ps1rANT TO THE PROVISION OF

bURSUAN ~ lf1E NJ h'iON ~
an act of the General Assembly OF Virginia,
approved April 80. 1874, entitled an An act pre-
scflbing the manner in which records Tor the SUI
preme Court OF Appeals snail be prtnted. ana pro
vldng for letting The same 10 contracl' anu "hteh
Is T. t. Be It enaesed by the General assembly, That
the clerks Of he Supt' ineb I9url a0 0d ytSeTle
shall, In the month Of June, In the year eighteen
hume red a. seven yfour, and annually thereafter
IN the same month, sol. cit proposals by aoverlsiI
In some newspaper published In their respective To-
cates for the prinlpg for one year Of such records
of courts us may be required, under existing laws.
70 he urinied for The use OF the Supreme Court of
Appeals in Determining cases of appeal. .--
III. he Said proposals shall stale the amount per
mage of fifteen hundre,t ems. SIN al plea type and
shall include the paper printing. binding, and a
neat cover with this style OF the case and the court
from which the record comes neatly prinle1 there
iII. The said clerks shall award the contracts for
sal printing 10 tn Lowest respons,be bidders ISer IN
bond, with ample security. in penalty double the
amount of the work TO be executed the same 10 oe
asrertnfned bY the amount of the preceding year
work The mode Of certifying and paying accounts
for said prl ming shall be as now prescribed by
Nv All acts and parts of acts In conflict with the
provisions OF this act are hereby repealed.
Y. This ACT shalt be In force fr,m It's passage
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received ny the
undersigned at his office, at the State courthouse,
on Ele yen,h street between Broad and Marshaii,
el Of sichmoad Until unit ~ Sg'Ssk a. fi in : ae
cordance with the provisions Of the second section
of said act, Of all such RECORDS as the supreme
Cont of Appeals Of Virginia, ut Richmond. may
- nmir. for one year FROM the LIST day OF July 1870
As the printing has TO be zone under the super +,
vision anu direction OF the clerk, IL must be done III
Tna clerk claims the right Of rejecting any and al
bids which iu his opinion do not and VIII not fuIy
comply with the requirements of the foregons
sct and of deciding 1ohO are : responsive bidders
and qghnt is .amplc security within tn meablhe
of The same. GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN,
"a Wy Iyert of the supreme Court of Appeals OF
,o1I end7t Virginia, at Richmond.
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England.

LoSpoS. June 17.--Seyeral additional fail.
ures; mostly East India houses. There Ia .
general feeling Of disquieplde in business
circles,
:.Aso.al, u1dso1 s Go, hpaI merchants,
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CITY ENGINEER'S UFFICE,}
EIcIIMnSn VA Iuue z 1870.

NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS will
Ia ho rac.iyod q, This otico ,os,yfS1,
1une s,f,d. ut ~ o'clock NJ. for FCRNlSHING
The CT 7 MULES AND Houses WIKI HAL
for the 4 rin ut three mouths.
The committee on Streets reserves the rIeht 10
Warns Of proposals can ue obtained by applying
-, mis- office W. E. CUTE 1IAW,
20 I'D City ~I gineer.
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E4con is now brought from Cincinnati to
D'''sIie al The low ire got charge OF thirty.
4'f cents per huudreu poands,-Danustte
<.sy..gi.
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PosrAL.-D. C. Mallory is appointed post
master at Independence, Grayson county,
", gicc J..ha "9. Y-ay-c, les.saeu'
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PROPOSALS.
10 ARCHITECTS.

UTU AlOT1I I EC To
Plans are Invited for the RF-MOD7 LUNG Of the
OLD BAPTIST CHURCH (Petersburg) into
n0use of worship for the Hebrew e 'ngrcgation
For particulars sppiy to ISAAC ROBINSON,
Chairman Building Committee. or
A. RUsE Ks rOCk,
i.7S2t Secretary =. G.
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Fire.

SALEM, MASS, June H.-C. W. Jacooss
factory was destroyed BY fire to-day. Loss,
$4,000.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW York, June 17.-Eoon. stocks active and
lower. Money. 2. Gold, III. Exchange-Long,
4SS; short, 491. Governments active aud better.
States quiet and steady Except Tennessee's, which
are low, r. and Georgia 81, which are better.
Erentna:-Money easy at 8. Exchange steady.
Colo, 1l7p1171. Governments active and strong.
states quiet and steady.
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RICHMOND, FRxp,G d POTOMAC q. X. Col
OYrICE GENERAL TICKET Agent.
RICHMOND. May 20, 1881
OF TRAINS.

We 44A<1&4SSs !.
2:a5p.M,DA MAII. leaves Byrd-street sta.
ton daily, CONNECTING WITH
The STEAMER KEYPORT e.
Ouantico, with trains OF the BaiS1.
more and Ohio railroad at their Mfar1 e
opposite -AIexandrta-due In Balu~s
more az $40 r. NJ; and It Wsshinl -
tom with the Baltimore and Pot1ma
railroad for Baltimore aud me AorsAN1
end West. .Ysi - q
coop. NJ. NIGHT NAH. leaves Byrd-ssrest
0.~0 station ISandsYa e1ceptedt, connecting
al Wushfugton With the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and ONO
IA. p. n. ArcSssSolamoDATIoN TRAIE foe
49, Hanover Junction. leaves Broad.street
station fsundays excepsedl. ~
RAM EIGHT NAIL arrives II 6yru-StreSs
station fMondaJs excepieat ....5s-
1870 p. NJ, DAY MALL arrives q ss asa-
s.s7Au. aaSGacsUlMsiSSiiepATfoN TRAIN arrives
90 = nj Rroad.street ssaiioa tsundays ca.
cepted,.
parlor-cars on day trains FL,
Pullman sleepiGg cars On Light ;ralus. Z. n..a q
Street sfarioa sou TUESDAY. THURSDAY aug
sATURpAY NIGHTS 70, all Points aorsh ana
West !, ,.,,,,,, .ns rates given 10 al
nrincinai noints North and WesI
BY order Of General sapssipte sa e af1isYLaa.
n,a1 aslsss, yssii;.:ii 80 1ssAst 4,as.'s
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WIRE sCREENS.-Eat, sleep, read, and
wv resi- free from Gies, mosquitoes, and other in-
WIRE SCREENS
attached 10 your windows and doom: For tnii IN
an,Ian address j. w. -. FAIRFAX,
lie l6-eod2n IwenIy.oItn an4 - s-s-.-.
+. FULL LINE OF FaENCH, ENC.
~ 1Uh. AND American perfomary. toilet articles,
o.ps, combs, hair and tooth-brushts Also. eaciee
OF OF imported and domestic eigsrs, sor sale by
~. G. i. NORTON. Druggist.
conner Fourt.eEth and Franklin s....eia,
Opposite Exchange Hstel aad b. -..uYd House,
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A Divorced Wife Murdered by Her Elk
Husband.

IspIANApoL1s, June 17.-Mrs. Monroe, who
was recently divorced from her husband, was
killed to-day by the ex-husband with mon
key-Wrench.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE Is, 1875.
sun rises..........4.i2l Moon rte5.......... 7.45
sun sci s.. us High toe. 1855
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. June 17.-Virginia 6's, peelers, 46IS
consnls, 6S3. West YIrginla's. -Sk. North Caro-
lima 6's, ola, 20; new, IL; special-tax, 4. Bid 10
day,
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LOWEST FIRsT-CLAss RATES YET
OFFERED.
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL Used.
TICKETS GOOD FOR FOUR DAYS.

Tickets for sale by A. W. CARRIER, s26 hfaiu
street, and at the depot, corner Seventeenth and
Broad streets. CONWAY Z. HOWARD,
6. p. and T. A.
WILLIAM s. DUNN, Engineer and Superintend.
emit OF transportation. les
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DILL.HEADS, S7to $40 per reain, at the
ID u.S,AlCh ERlSTIhGsHVUcS
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GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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RAILROAD LINES.
RAILROAD LINES.
pya ,ssa cHzs..zstsHJ &C.,
Ed 81 wsS:sssssssssstY 9s:5s,.ssssss2 ssss:Ysoss;s
A STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PASSENGER FARES
BY THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
s.. TO THE
WEST, NORTHWEST. AND SOUTHWEST.

Vest. Northwest, and southwest. Tickets not spa
ctaI or limited, but good uohl used.
'' passanoers leaving Richmond tfor the No.tEl al
Q Ak r. III. ola Richmond, Fredericksbusg and 70.
romac railroad connect With The Baltimore ana
44la1andria, avoiding . long aud tedious omnibus
transfer through Washington: 900,
Time from Richmond 70 Baltimore only seven
hours and fifteen minutes noa,st; ,hroneh
,cu u NC. arply at compaDy's Office, 1901 Azsn
street corner twelfth street. a. s26 MAID stfe pe
a a,ac railroad. corner Eighh and BYRD streets,
Rtebmond Va; and at the principal lickei-onnees
throughout the Southwest wArnpop
Southeastern Passenger Agent.
1901 Main ret, Richmond va
T. NJ. Cole, General Ticket Agent
n y p NJ sly Assistant General Ticket AEents
=. d. DoAaA = THOM al X. SHARP,
Mo Master Of Transportation.
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PROPOSALS FOR DITCH.

Sealed bids will he received by the
Board of Trustees for the city of
Cheyenne, WyO., until Wednesday,
April 18th, 1873, at six O'Clock p. M,
for the following work:
For enlarging and repairing the
city ditch from Crow Creek to the
corner of the Post Garden, and for
the construction of a new ditch from
the corner Of Post Garden to the
upper basins, distance about two and
one-half (2!l miles, containing about
10000 cubic Yards of earth.
Bids to be by the cubic yard.
Work to be completed in thirty 1907
days from date of contract.
Contractor will be required to give
bonds, in double the amount of his
contract, for the faithful performance
of his contract.
Payment to be made in city scrip.
The work to be done under the
direction of and be subject to the
approval of the City Surveyor.
Plans and Information furnished
by the City Surveyor.
Bids to be endorsed, Proposals for
Ditch"
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
r. BLACKSTONE,
City Surveyor.
CHEYENNE, WYo.,
March 3lst, 1875.
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RozEMAN. March 10. 1SI5.

This is to certify, That, in July,
1854, l found, On Goose Creek, one Of
the head tributaries of Tongue River,
about five miles south of the old Boze-
man road, good gold prospects. We
got $3.50 from four pans of dirt; il was
brought through and sold for that in
Virginia City. We found gold else
where in that section, but not in as
large quantities.
l will accompany the expedition
from Bozeman on LIST of next May.
Signed, FRED. GRUESBACHER.