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BaItimofs aud, all sasIsJl p9ants ,Sn5
D2Ta fRiDgis and suND .A ne s,s3
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fare 10 Phiake.phia.
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sIJSDS y. On Ipecsinxsi KmtP ytni utsnsss essrS
Aud oefysyina freight In htoSss 49, SS5s
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ana Dspyie failIsa faS a9 .s,sr
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$500 tyeSt psip III RIeh asona saIos ~ ~
az ass a3 nj; ar5ssink 81 R3ehusosd q S.oo g g.
Te msnassmeps ltsses. psSs y nf, -, ~ ~
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MINIATURE,A EPTEaBER ~, s75.
Gun. 1sess iMoou rises. -. III
Su,, &c -. = Sol High toe .1O.O2
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NJ!jitf al Hfoi .lSS .lhJIt suirt5'h ilt.- .F4s1
''''.''' COMMERCIAL, ,ss, 81. =; !.
-'lI.'4 10 ".uli E'I#!nr. = Il
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
-. ;, ','t, RICHMOND, September 21IIs75.
L, .-a

rNlCHMOSD' september S1'4CfO.
81, GEr- 81 DIFFERENCES .I;v T. ..-r.-sr:f
D.: WHEAT.-W1ite,-2,I24 bushels. Red, Al So
CORN coss.Gw1iie 72 bushels. q lied, 2o2 bushels.
0ATs.7715249 bushels. ~ ~ N,.ts HVT1
Mrs.Iia "a hnshois -. - Z: 1lai' "dt ra# !
SCWEENfHGS- bushels. :, !" q r. " ~'. .... : ~
ORCHARD; GRASS SEED bushels, 49, ,..,.,'
OSloNs.-10 bushels, ..,ai or .t.., :!
f,JtEI r II SALES. 6. .faG .:n.;."
wuEAT!- White, Sc bushels common ut &1.15;
sos Bushels at $1.40; 80 bushels V, ~ good at
81 .4O: l66 bushels ptimE al S1.45 !; 23O DllsnslS
al 81 80; 1874 bushels god on private Terms: IL
bushels fair at Ill 35. 8 bushels common at 81 ~;
so bushels at 81 .37-total. ,4G6, unsheis Red,
272 bushels very good ut 81. AS 10 bushels conf
mon at fl 90 bushels fair at 81 IL f1.0oo
bushels prime on private terms; 100 bus heels at
al SO 1874 bushels common ut % 10 40 bushels
common al 75c.; 104 bushels at VI 81: 300 bush.
elsgood ON private terms, 80 bushels very good 81
$l.42; 1913 bushelsyery goo, Ut p ~ ~ 6ushsis
ut NJ 80: 70 bushels Common At $1,2O: 2QQ bush
els prime ut Sl.45; 800 bushels, at ~ SO; tlOQ
bushels fair at S1.35 total, 8, los bushels.
bus hels prime at S2c.-,0lal, 202 bushels.
. OATs-l SO bushels winter ON private terms on
bushels choice spring q, 49,; 1872 bushels COM
mon winter at 50c.; 70 bushels spring on private
TERMS, "a bushels prime spring at aSc;, 10
b,Ishels fair spring at 45c.-total, gu bushels. .
RYE.-12 bushels Very 2ooi ut S3c.; Dushels u
SOc.-iotal. IL bushels. I. OF.
. NEAL-43O bushels white (unboltedl at sue; 4f
bushels white fbo,edy at S2c.-t0tal, f14 bushels.
SCREENINGS-4S bushels al faf. - ~
KE-EXHIBIrED.sa-
WHEAT White. 70 bushels. Red, 2S bushels,
UATS.-96 bushels. 49,
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1LAOTEOUsl FARlNA--the
i,,sr,,iaa articles ir,st .yainnrle article par
,tu,afly Tor dis sses preyslept snasg chl,arn "
n;s Sa.ssn 'fse III u. WaGSFk.isruResE
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iDEfAMENEE 33f sBFEAaIERSs - q
ROB, j. Wy % d lS.-Yns .esaS5R
IL !s.sbI Rp g hseau4sn
THHURssDAY, sstsehsb1r a4ai ii r = e;tioes N
Freight received uniiI 10ssaoieak- A. II.
Through oil Is OF iadiur 2e3rra@, -, a 1oona yr,
w.rded with depaseS % al p5shss & 1fth- SOUTH
nss, ano Mesas aiso-to foraiRnports. .stf
FFssseage5 accompoda lions Unsurpassed ar 3F.
FaIe, 70 New York, 81 9 1stesrage, d round
-uipucRets,SZUs = RfifIs;8i EfIf5 s3f si1ssf ~
For freight or passage apply toi;,s ;x a. 7gt,!
G. w. ALLEN b CO., Agents. j.
sc ,22.2t.lEn !3E.Eonpans's wharf. NO. etts, y
pHILADEtPHIhl a. = IIC.FI 49,
!, :fa h0HD,ANDNORFOEK sTfAM-ssR
q, ,ihIsS aa na ltssS notice ste stcaipa.s
,R gIS mo- sATTRbAYss snd RetItto1Sd sFsSS
$3.50; andJFRIHkYa tll D O'CLOCK. i ~ s~~ttI
Jersey fsngisEhi, and bsianafe' for p Pf SeE
@aIe anen bostoh. $50, fop IiveFpouf and NJ.
~ Fg S:g Rsds Star and. American sseams ap nnes,
'ne PIE AAa'es s'sHss 5eEe pe:r :sles7
40 10 "a I,I24g5 Doak stieeis Riesmoi,sd.
NH Nc, 2 SOuth " haryes, Pkiiadslphis., I;
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ISssDGS, SHOES, &c.

TUST RECBIN ED, FALL Rg3
81 t;OuDS-A fun iiueiot Banister
7 ichenor's fine haud-sewea. sipg'es and double
sole congress Caters and Boots: adlesS misses,
tom, ht. t-se~ed Shoes for old LADIES'; bOys' n cd
yGuth, ;, catfskin CATERS una Lace shoes; fine sole.
lea her and Saratoga Trunks, Satchels 9c+ al
---e--a~--~- WINGO, fLLETT n ERUA1P
90 Il IL. ,i.l:.G5gu ttl3uS 1TiiaBtrtet.l
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: lY4F,ap' SHOES FUk' LADIES. - a, |,

4 ,hEaP SHOE: FDk LADIES = sRssfb
" Just received, Ladies' IS-t bread sergeR T.
Button. Boots realIS RNDd article, f2r S3,;s ~
Ladies' g. Ihrea; Serge Kid FQxnd-BOois, o.
really goDd arllcle. for 1850; Ladies' lS-rhread
serge id Foxed Cqnsress eaters r.ally gneG A9i-
cc Ear x-tbar with large supply of All other
styles for ladies equally cheap. For good aud cheap
SHOES of. any description tee)l on :J'IHk, o.
FACE, ,JR., Ageit, 800 MaH street, 9stgsen
Ninth and Tenth Strpe;s. s's..,t sc Ito 5m y
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,nN9ANDuAFrT1sR SEPTEMBER z. 1878.
~ PASSENG FIR TRAINS ilr4 as fuliowss
" 4. -, ,..... ER(lAsRICHMlkn.-t - ., an

,nN9ANDpaFcTlsR SEPTEMBER z. ISIS
~ PASSENG Err TEAMS wilr4uala as fuliowss Il
. IL 6s ,ftta IRON lRICHMQHp4t M rSi9
i fys RIssss%aass issS n
hrrtve at Wishihftsnli. c7:33 Pm. q O:33 MSf.ii
Arrive ~ cI:45R. h.> las4 A. ~. .
SarTiys r r i soa az 1874 Mi
Arrive NJ Goshen .ha...9i $50 2. M;ai>5tT4A.Ma';
Arrive az ~ ipsarol.--s. a 81 5:3SA- NJ
A an I've Il Il An ssbrM sfSa NJ
Arrivs At Miiitesrlnk,T. 9:t5P.hdssi8,82A.M.;i
ff.ys Il XIII hasSa ks
Arrive: aS, Gharlest0h1.s. .,ss e.. 1926 r.
Arrive a. H,mtiD9ton e.. ..,E.,ss s6a6P. NJ.
5sss 4 e staS II
T5als lf n Rshm ~ 9;t1P, u. Tgns daily,
lotteavl lsea wy! Necham g rivcf rcen wood IL
ton, 9Waynesboro Stalmton, ht11I Miil6orost
CovtoStoS, aad al stations vest Of
donsstse ind sll ihernedia,e stanens daily fe1-a
cept Sunday 4;30 u NJ 0l 10 Dts ssgt SIS, .p ~
psmse Sys ms &c , aS
Trims arrive at Richmdnd AS foiiows:!E4 IN lJa
SaRff in a aa VIZ eSs "a saSday 1t saS H.
| accommodation tram daily texcept 1919. ,"
SuDdayl aeS ls Il. .s.. 81 IA.
Trains cPmpg tpto Richmond stop Al stations aal
+ Trains max e close connectfon with irai6s of ts
Richm0np and Dsnyiile and Kfchm 90 d and Peters,
O Fsr TarSet fSFBS sS aSps i. sas
Main street, con 9nH alc e q
bis ID esn 9s l RRss S s. p fSs ggskss Agent
ENGINEER and Superintendent Ira nsportahon. ~
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-. :, CONTEMPORARIES. l. Ia
TREsH DOMESTIC FRUITS,
-. FOREIGN. RRUtTS.1 Ra,C.
- -. - HOME-dADE PICKLES, .rII,..,
III + y sAUOEs. !. ! } t,'+E A1,1' 3!

10 1,ce az s,nSo7. Broah street. Z
;CIMMER CANDIEs.-I am daily manu-
.,I surnmer article OF. CLARlNEQ.
~ IN SsY OF nure crushed sugar. warr anted
better Than any made in the Cnsed Maol p
sae purroses warrant 20 stand lry sp ,1 ns nf
r,r candles ara sold ,fer,, have &c s,ock %
GhNNED GOOnS, TOBACCO, CiGAss, ~ nss
"Reminiscences: all OF whiclft6ner al nai.,s'o<
pt 81 .YIs.oa i4l 2alat y street
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nss lAr.Ail. 10 d - 4ss slsaiis ~ 90
D niasATCH PRiAT3 H.HGiIa&
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-lyiRa,ltLAks, FOO 10 q per thousand %
} tbs DfSp aTCH PRINTIN6-aOusEa
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4 MOTHER LOT OF LADIES,r~
"A MIS- SIS, and CHfLDREh,s kLDH ~
n Eys PORT TJsS. hand and machtns. sew.
cd ~ g. Hurts fine HOES for ladies' misses aud
cG,dren; q full line Of lue RoVTS;and shqESfoIr
gentemen, boy $, and youth IL p AIS
Nv 1s.I'~r :. NJ : Fourth and Broad streets.
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Engineer and Superintendent ansport.sio
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YOU get all you can possibly want. / have
no axe TO grind: owe them no iaYors. was
surprised and gratified, and give the. result
of my observations as an item that may in
terest, and not to toot the horn of the Queen
CITY; for while she entertained me sumptu-
ouslv she made me pay we'll for the honor OF
being guest Of the great John w. Garrett.
want 10 tell you about the sport had
last Tuesday catching bass in the south,
branch Of the Potomac. / fear you will
think have fish on the brain. There is no
doubt about NY having them on the sto-
mach; but your q. d f. Z. can synpathize
with me n my fiShy propenSities. By, the way,
] am SO sorry to have missed him IN Staun.
ton the other day. | hear that he honered
nv sanclum sanctorum with a.visit, and as
his visits are In some respects like those OF
| the angels count myself extremely: unior-
| funate in having teen absent. But about
those bass bad divereed from the rail.
! road at Green Springs und was making
! detour of forty miles by stage to this
place, when NJ Ronney fell In With an old
college friend. disciple OF CALVIN at opce
and isasc Walton. His accounts or Inc sio-
rious fishing six miles down the river De-
quilted NE day from my work anu making
an early start that beautiful morning We
were upon the ground, ar rather the water.
in good time, here we found an o'd nsher-
man With the rods and reels and bucket OF
mnnews in bis boat, waitiDg foe us, and
without delay we proceeded to; business.
This was none of your taUe, salt water lsh-
ipg, stieh as Twas tinveigled into, down at
Old PO ut a fe w weeks ago. with Il piece OF
crab for your bait, and nothing to DO but
drop your line over the boats side, wait TIL
la sluggish .croaker hung himself on, the
hook, and then iitt him = into the
boat. We had to angle here, tor the
earnest fisb that swims in fresh water,
and as cunning as he is plucky. You've got to
hook your mlnuo " By thennse, so that he can
swim about actively and entice tue bass into
chase. When he has fully made up hismlnd
thatthereisine hoax about that smlnnoWihe
|. darts from bis ambush, behind soRe Fock or
suuken snag, seizes The bait, and MAKES on
with il, dra wing out your line withs !Whnr
of the reel thag,s rare music TO the Usher,
mans ear. But let him have the line I'LL ne
.tops ana turns tbe ninnow to swallow htm
neadtoremost, for Mr. B,ss is choice about
the. way 4 10 which be taxes his dlnf
,ner, and % does not like TO have nns
and scales going down bis ~ throat
the wrong way ;stbenr give smart Jsrk, and
OH have got 1iiD,ts you nianage. !m rignb
And it oe is o three. or four,poUnd fellow the
run has just fs,ily, Dsgun. He darts up
srcau,, then back again, 70 ,tne r'gh', ben tue
let, making sour line slag, IS A. cuts Abe
wafer then he rises 70 The surface to take
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TEE CONCERT LAST NIaHT.-Despite the
fact that it rained Ia torrents lost night AS
sealbly Hall was crowded with one Of the
most brilliant audiences that ever assembled
within Its walls. The concert, which was
given by the choir OF the Second Baptist
church, assisted by Mrs. Blrton of Tenues.
see, Mrs. Reinhardt, and other amateur and
professional musicians, was decidedly one OF
the most enjoyable that has recently taken
place here.
The solos Of Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Reinbardt,
Miss Reinbardt, Miss Redford, and Mr.
Grant were 80 we'll rendered that each OF
them bad to respond 10 an encore. The
choruses were also finely sung. That of
"Land OF the Trumpet and the Spear was
the best. 1t is doubtful If it has ever been
surpassed by any chorus participated in by
amateurs in Richmond.
The orchestra, led by Professor Kessnich,
formed an important part of the evenings
entertainment, and the excellent music it
rendered received its share OF applause.
Professor Turner, the accompanist, and,
last but not least, Major Tanner, director,
deserve the highest praise for the success
that crowned their efforts.
The absolute necessity for suitable ball,
fit to give such choice musical entertain
ments in as our people are now being treat.
ed to-, was fully shown last night. The
beauty Of the delightful music was marred
time and again by the noise of the incessant
rain falling on the roof OF the building and
II vas, to say the least, great pity that such
an audience as was present should have
their enjoyment 80 spoiled.
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A QUEER DiscovERy-A MYSTERIOUS Bull

A QUEER DiSC0vERY-A MYSTERIOUS Bull
LEr.--A correspondent of the Toledo Blaze,
writing from Hastings. Mich, says: about
ten miles south of this place farmer, Whle
driving some COWS through deep forest
adjoining his fields, UNEXPECTEDLY came upon
an unusually large buck stretched upon the
ground. and moaning away the last INC
Iueuts of its existence. The animal was evil
dently very Old, and in & sadly emaeated
condition. so the fact that the farmer lnlme-
diate,y put a bullet through its head should
rather be looked upon as an act OF compass
sion than otherwise. Just as be was about
to leave he observed round iump
us,ou the ANIMALS side, which so at
tracted his attention that he stopped TO
exan;pe it. Raickly discovering that ciose
under the skin was deposited round, hard
body, he used his knife, and brought 70 ilsAt
a silver bullet such as was USED ID olaeh
times for the enclosure OF secret dispatches.
lie carried this curiosity to his hoase, Where,
after considerable trouble, he succeeded in
opeuing 1t, and found to his great surprise
that it contained q message written ia cypher
upon paper attenuated to high degree.
Otherwise than that the paper was slishtiy
discoiored mot sufficiently, however, 10 oD-
lterate the charactersy. Neither the bullet nor
What it enclosed bore any evidence OF It's late
or of the strange Vicissitudes
through which it might previously have gone
Several men OF science have carefully inspect
ed this relic OF the past, and are as much al q
loss to decpher the message rs they are 10
satisfactorily explain when and how the Dui'
et came to be lodged in the side OF the
1uck."
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WashinS:On Items.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-sam. Bard's re.
sisnation as postmaster of Atlanta was ac'
capted to-day to take effect from the lst day
of MAY, which closes his quarter.
The President has appointed Lieutenant
Tbornburg and William Mlynadier paSm
ters in the army. There are technical stops
to these gentlemen exercising therfunctlons,
which involves $4,000 iine and other penal.
ties.
In contradiction of halEdozen reports that
he had. it is now said that the President tc.
day has sisued Cauey's commission as post
master at Atlanta.
John Lee is appointed postmaster at Ches
ter Courthouse, S. c.
The Court of Claims was engaged to-day
in hearing preliminary discussion OF the re-
port of the commissioner TO whom VS. re
ierred the Natchez and Vicksburg cotton
cases.
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SCROFULA.
SCPOFULOUS HUMORS.

IF VECErINE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify,
and cure such diseases, restoring the patient 10 per
feet he.lih after trying different nhl sclans. no
remedies suffering for years, Is IL NOT conc1nn ,
DrOOf II you arc 4 sufferer You can be cureus mpG
Is this medicine pcrformin! such great cures ~
,rni~ ,,a cn IIaI The GREAT BLOOD PURIpIEH. The
great source of disease originates In The blood; anu
no m-dcine that does not act dreetiy upon u, tn, !,
lie attention. When the blood becomes iiteess anu
stagnant. either from change Of weather or en- en-,
male I'M of exercie, irregular diet, or from ahy
ith"r ,nnse the VECErINE will renew the b'ooh,
carTv off the pnrld hnlnprs, cleanse the stomach.
regulate the bowels. aad i'unart tone OF Vig0r 70
mind as well as in tue med cal pr fe'sion, that tne
remedies Supplied by the Vegetable knsdGm Giers are
more safe more successful, In the cure OF disease
,hon ,ninnrnI medicines. EEGETINE Is composed
Of roots. barks, and herbs. 1t Is pleasant 10 take
and perfectly safe to Civ" to au infant in scfoiaa
the VECETISE has performed wonderful cures
whore many other remedies have failed, as WIZ IA
seen by the following uusoIcitci testimonial
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GONE TO JAIL FOR STEALING PIG.IRoN.-

GONE TO JAIL FOR STEALING PIa.IRoN.-
Stephen Jordan, Wesley Jones, and Nelson
Crew (all colorcd), were before Police'Justce
White yesterday, charged with stealing about
200 pounds of pig-iron. Jordan and Jones
are canal-boatmen. Crew was called in only
TO help them put the iron aboard the boat,
and did not know that it was illegally OBJ
tanned. He was discharged. The other two
were sent to Jail for sixty days. Jones re.
marked to His Honor, after sentence had
been pronounced, that he had rather be put
in the chain-gang than be kept locked up in
jail. His request to be transferred to the
corps of working prisoners will doubtless be
fayorably considered this morning.
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"THE OLD FIRST REGIMENT" ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of the Executive Committee OF
the Old First Regiment Association was held
Yesterday evening, General Z. L. Moore the
presidenU in the chair. 1t was resolved
that the former members in good standing
be requested to enroll their names with the
treasurer, Sergeant George A. Noting, for
the purpose of making up complete roster
of the regiment. The Historical Committee
will report progress to the Executive Com
mittee next Monday night. Partial arrange
ments were made by the Executive Com
mittee for aiding in the observance of Holly
wood Memorial. Day and for the celebration
Of the regimenta anniversary the 18th Of
July
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A WALKING MIRACLE.
Mr.. n. r. SerenS &.

Mr. II. R. Sterens:
Dear Sir-Though stranger, want to Inform
Won what VEGErINE has done for me.
Last Christmas Scrofula made Its appearance In
nv :, s,strn-large running ulcers appearing on me
a follows One on each OF my arms; one on my
thigh which extended to the seat one on my hrao,
which eat into the skul-bOue; one on my leit leg,
which became so bad that two physicians came 10
aur,,utat.. the limb, though nprn CONSULTATION con-
GUIDED not 10 do so. my whole body was so full OK
scrnfula they deemed 10 advsab'e 10 cut the sore,
which was painful beyond description anu th' re
WI, a uuar of matter run from this one sore.
The physicians all gave me up To die, and saic
they cOu,1 do no mOrc for mo. SON nl my rSS
were drawn up to my seat, and II was Thought II
u,d get up again would Uc u cripple for iie.
When In This condition | saw vEGETlSE adyer-
tiscG and commenced taking ~ In March aud Iu,-
lowed on with II until | had used sixteen b9tles,
and this mOrni ( am gOiag To plough corr, well
rnrr all my 'ownslnen ray 10 is q miracle u ste
me round walking aud working.
| In conclusion, | wi add, when [ was enduring
! such great suif ring from that dreadful uh ea Z
:crOful, prayed tU the Lord above 10 take ne out
of This world; but Us FEGETINE has restored 10 me
the BLESSINGS of health. desire more than ever 10
live, that may be- OF some s.ryice to my lrlioW-
man. and know Of no better way 10 alf suHerl''S
humanity than 10 ent lose you this statement OF my
case VII an earnest hope that you VIII ru'slsn Il,
and will afforri me pleasure 10 reply 70 any COM
| munlcation witch may receive therefron.
WILLIAM FAYS.
Arey, Berrien county, hich, July IT, laI2.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W.K. SMITH CO., l0H A. NJ. and P. NJ, Malu
between Eighth and Ninth streets, houSe'iur-
uishIng goods, &C.
RuRTON, CARTER & CO., / p. ~, business.
stand adjoining the eastern limits OF The city,
and six building lots.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON, IL NJ. ut Hattorfs Gar
den. wines, mineral waters, bar and bar-tx.
lures, &c
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 4kP NJ, bfsiness-stanc
or site for dwelling III the northeast corner OF
Cary aud Piue STREETS.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL,5 A., real estate III
Manchester, corner Ninth and Everett streets.
RITRTON. CARTER & CO., P. NJ, lot o!
ground with framed tenement thereon In
Fulton,
LYME BROTHER, AZ P. NJ, two brick tene'
mems on the south side or Franklin beIweef
Twenty-drst and lYenty.second streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-28

MANCHESTER HUsrI>Gs CoUsT.-The fol.
lowing business was transacted Yesterday in
the Hastings Court of the city of Manchcs'
ter:
The special grand jury brought in an in
dictment of true dill against The Mlnche:.
ter Cotton Mills for trespassing upon the
property OF the city.
In reference 10 the recent escapes of mem
bers of the chain-gang the grand jury pre-
sented the following:
"Wc the jury fad that there was gros:
negligence at the station.house on the nigh
Of the escape Of Mansfield, and no evidence
to place the negligence on any particular per
son., We recommend that the proper per
sons be more vigilint in the discharge O
their duties in relation to the station.houst
| and chain-gang.
1SSned] "P. Fl. GARY, Foreman"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-28

CHAMPION SPELLING MATCH.-Rev. William
A. Campbell and Mr.. Ii. Fitzgerald, OF the
Manchester Presbyterian church; Mayor H.
r. Chies and DR.. Thomas p. Mathews, OF
the Manchester Baptist church, have ehal'
lepged Mcssrs. Thomas j. Evans, of the
Grace. Street Baptist, and j. d. X. sleight, ol
the First Presbyterian church, of this city,
to engage in spelling contest. 1t is pro-
posed to select about twelve spoilers from
Manchester and the same number from Rich.
mend, the contest to take I.ace in Richmond
for the benefit of the two churches in Man
chester. The challenge has been accepted, but
the time for the tournament has not yet been
fixed upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-28
BY TELEGRAPH,
Naval Affairs.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, Va, April N.-.-The schooner
Edie Waters, cf Richmond, bound to
Rio Grande do Sui with cargo of G,ur
arrived here this morning. Her captain re.
ports that on the 18th of April be encoun.
tered whrl":Dd, which split biz jib. fore.
and main sails, and conpeilsd him to put
back to port. He arrived off the Cspes a
few days since but was blown off in the
gale OF Saturday. he will repair damages
and proceed.
Hampton Roads was entirely clear of yes.
sells yesterday.
There was hail-storm at Weldon to-day.