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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-15
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
LII VIRGINIA
FIVE MILES SOUTH OF CHESAPEAKE AMI
ONO RAILROAD.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC JUNE 1ST.
EIGHT HUNDRED

This celebrated waterng-pla will be kept in a
style I'm; urp. s>"d In the mountains of Virginia
AS 10 the qualities of the waters aud the high re-
gard in which they are hello by the "mcdica So
vans" the reader is referred TO the pamphlet AT
McsSrS. Purcell. Jadd L. CO.'S, who are agents for
til. waller .ud Ats
Among The greet features Of these Springs are the
Amn>emerfS. "iicn are .vnried. and far surpass
those al any watcriug-placc in Virginia. The
Grand MasGu' Balls ana Carnival in spcn and
brIil.lucT suipasS anything ever witnessed i'll this
section of tn" country. In fact. nul!liug of The
Kind has ever been attempted hy any other summer
resort ARD nuIhiug but uc,ire 10 ic d could have
induced IN: i.nmcusc outlay necessary To secure
M"Alc-, In" Incompatible Washington c"stnucr,
with his re.Ilncrt vi ASSISTANTS carlo ads uI COS
Tunes, tors NJ fireworks, and thousands Of Chine $C
lanterns, AMI oceans # cSc,!r"rnS
The Grand Carnival, winch IrcccGas TIE Jd!
linSgne night, i led by prorc,or litftGlousc's
tull bras: band. !ulowr,. by Majrr-ticucrai i in
command "f The MuIiiga1 Cuar,:S his Tar
famed and thoroughly trained Il, phhut Cooley and
General l.. follows with counterpart OF L. L.
Harnum'S men. This pageant, passing through the
beaullfu lawn that nature seems 10 have designed
for just such scrncs. al lighted up with the thou
silIS of lanterns and calcium lights. win hie-
works Of The most beautiful descriptions In full play
all over The grounds. presents sight that pen can
not describe, and IuiSI bc seen u b: appreciates
Therefore all gool kichmond citlZcns, cspec !allS
the young, are expected up this summer
l3-eOd2m
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By GruDDS & Williams,

Elc, Cnth street between Main ana Banh.
H,WO BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT THE
L %uRTlIEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND
SfihFER STREETS Ar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ ficr the above sale (sav AZ O'Clock 4. M.l, We
viii eel the properly located rs above, fronting IN
ali Gy feet on Grace strcci. aud running back lao
f,cl Ia an alley 10 feet wide They are hound
ca on the west by Shafcr street. and Will he Sold
together or separately, us may lie rtsircd. This Is
y hKlS At sale.
GKCBBS & WILLIAMS.
INV - AuctiUnccrs.
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AUCTION &ALES-FutureD Days.
by Augustine Royal,
(sIcressor 10 Moody & Royall,l
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer.
Office corner of seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

A UCTION SALE OF SPLENDID IN.
N PROVED REAL ESTATE IN The CITY
or NlAnCHkSTER. ON HULL STtfET ~
TWEEN TESTH sSD ELEVENTH, ON lllt
PREMISES, ON THURSDAY, NAY 20, AZ
O'CLOCK i. NAT the request or George d. no
gers and others interested 1 shall sell At public
auction, at the time and place before stated me
splendid piece of Al E>TaTE 1.-THE late resi-
ucncc OF Lewis Rogers ncc'ascd) sitnatfd on thr
southern line OF Hull siIcct between Irnth anu
Eleventh streets. Lot fronls 40 eer on Hui! street
and runs back between PARALLEL lines lb5 icct.
Fine two-story FRAME BUlLDlr contHlnlLS
twelve rooms. well arranged and In perfect OF der
large two-sory frame Kitchen In the rear conIiin-
ing four rooms: well OF excellent water In Inc
VA RI, aud nice shadc-irecs In front
. his Is really one oi the most valuable pieces OF
nrnrcrtv on Hull street. h-ing crntrailN located,
convenient TO nuikct ard churches Of dit rrent de-
nominations, and could be made one OF The bcs,
bus!rrss stands In the city. The attention Of the
public Is especially Invited 10 the following very
liberal.
TEnMs-To-wIT: One-fith cash; the balance ut
6. ~. Is, ana "a m0rihs for negotiable Lotcs,
six per cent. Interest added from day of sale, Sc
AUGUSTINE ROYAL.
nv Is auciiOnccr.
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A T THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
IA we Will sell al publlc auction. on the premises
on TUE-DAi AFTERNOON, May 18Th, al
O'Clock, the VACANT Lot situated on the north
west corner of Adams and csaIits streets. II ont
al ny peasants street 100 feet to alley ten feel
woe.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance n four eight
and twelve months, Interest added. ~
WILLIAMS 4 GIBSON,
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Bv james VI. Taylor K Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
Office corner Of Eleventh and BaAk streets.

Office corner OF Eleventh and BaAk streets.
THAT D ES ST X A b l. + TWO-STORG
L BRICK DWELLING no. 800. on TIlh
WEST SIDE OF :. COvD hThEtT BtTWEkN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE Al
AUCTION We VIII sell urOn the premises ON
MONnAY the pa day uf May, 1875. II D
O'Clock Z. NJ, that neat BRICK DWELLING as
above located containing four rooms. and brick
Kitchen with two rooms. The lot fronts ABOUT 30
feet, running bacR about $50 feet; with cuiycrt
connexions.
TERMS: une-fourth cash: balance at six. twelve,
and cuheCn months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and secured by Il urcd of trust.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR & SOE.
AuctioneerS
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Aucu.oy aALE4-aI.is NY.
BY W Is. Ratcifrt, Aucuonccr,
No, 1903 Main s,rceR.

WILL OFFER AT AUCTION THIS
l DAY. N,ayl5, 1875, commencing Q oc!Gck'
a large and va led assoi tment OF READY MADE
CI.UIHINf;, SUTItaS. &c. TERMS: ASH.
Also, on MONDAY. May II. 1879, commencing
If u,lf.psI 10 o'clock. my usual assortment oi
GRUCFRIES. &C.. consisting 10 part or No
Hams Mackercl. Soups, Teas. &c. 10 whi,h IN
yitr tho steution OF the trade Persons wishing 10
avail item, elves OF this sale Will please SEND IN
their goods by ] q O'Clock Monday.
myI5 W. Il EATCLiFfE. hnc'ionccr.
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Ry Grubb3 & SVilllan s,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS ON
4 NAVY HlLL.-By virtue of deed OF trust
from Alexander Parker TO the UNDERSIGNED, dlicd
3Oth OF April. 1872, aud duly recorded In the
Richm,nd Chaucery Court office. will sell at auc,
ton, being thereto required by The creditor secured
the 20th Of May. at 5 o clock L. NJ, TWO LOTS.
irouriug together go feet the west side of TX h
STR ct Just beyond Preston street. ana running back
~ f. ct to an alley in common 6 feet wide
TERMS: = bout Sl25 In cash; and the balance
upon such terms as said Parker nlny prescribe.
=. w. GRUbBS, Trustee.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctiOntcrS. my 10
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FrNWO NICE OFFICES FOR REN /. g:
We offer FOR =, nj The desirable OFFICE. cor IL
npr Twelfth and Main streets. recently occupied ny
Inc Richmond Banking and Insurance Company;
with vault. sc. -.
and Ia.urarcc Compary's Ecw bnI!cine, corner oil
Thirteenth and Main streets. For terms applyto
my l5.4t LYME Bkoi HEX
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BY Lyme L Brother,
Real Estate gents and Auctlonccrs,
40. LIZ Nam street.

VALUABLE GROCERY STORE. No.
7 3O5 RaOOk AVENUE, NOW OCCUPIED
BY MrsskS. GLAZnBROuk 4 THOMAS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold Il public auc-
MAY, ls7.J. At > O'Clock. The FALCA biz STORE
located H. above described. occupit by GiaZc-
brook Il ihoEias. This Is without exception OF
tin best gro cry stand, in The city, and !" parties
desiring Al 20, d investment offers IL fine chance.
TERMS OF SALE: Will he extra liberal and made
known III the hour OF sale.
my II LNNt. Il i;ROTHER. AuctiOneers.
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by Williams II Gibson,

Real Estate Agents, Auctionerrs. and stock Broker
No. 1901 Main street.
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BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1912 Vain street.

NXEC UTOR;S SALE.-h FRAME
II Ilnu.E, No. -. AND LOT, OK EAST SIn-,
OF ELM NEAR POPLAR -IKt IT, AND All
JDi>ING THE kt.Si l&NCE OF The LAT r.
TIMOTHY MCNAMARA, For SALE AT AUG
TlOA BY III. etiion oi the wil OF T;,no'hv McNa-
mara, deceased. shall sell tho above properly on
Tuesday next. Tie | Sth day OF way. IS1 10, upcn
The premises. Ill 81 n'cock L. NJ. Ihr house haS
tive CONS Kitchen 81: lot p by 80 feet aud Is
renting ~ j Il per month.
TERMS : one: hiru cash: biancc at four. c ght.
and twelve months, six per cent Interest, and II, go
Table notes secured by ed.
The house is in good Greer.
MARY MCNAMARA,
FXccuiriX Of Timothy Mcnamara. dC cr;t cd.
Sale 10y lyme 4 BROTHER. N! 1871 IN Vt Il
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SIMMER RESORTS.
A FTON HOUSE.

A FTON HOUSE.
This PLEASANT SUMMER RFSORT, situated
on the Blue Ridge mountains, at Alton Depot, Il
The Chesapeake and .hiO railroad, viii be opened
for The reception of vi itOr, on the It of June.
Board per month. $40: per week, ii 2 {: per day,
81. Children and colored servants half price.
NV l5-llu :. II. G,,UIlOE & CO,
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BY GruhbS 4 Williams,
Rea! Estate AGENTS and AuCtionccrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TINHREE DWELLINGS IN ASHLAND
4 AT AECTIHN.-.\ttcr the above sale, say ut
* o'clock 4. VI we will sell, up III I'll" promises,
THRk.r HOUSES and LOTS on Hanover sired,
in the 10 Of ashland, adjoining Mr.. ru2e king.
They have each six rooms and kitchen with am
pie lots attached.
good Investment might be made here.
TERMS: at sale
GRUBES L WILLIAMS,
AuctiunurrS.
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Persons wishing to att"n! the foregoing sales IL
Ashland may 20 ~ the freight train which leave
the company shops 1T the al of Broad sircet oi
The day sale al c:25 A. VI and return 80 the city
by = t.. NJ.
my 10 GRIrKRS L WILLIAMS.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
L sale we will sell ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
FEET OF GROUND. fronting on the west slice OF
Sixth street. and k ing about thirty feet north Of
the lois above advertised.
TERMS Liberal. GkUBBS s WILLIAMS,
IL AuctiOuccrS.
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EOR RENT, 4 SUIT OF THREE q
i ROOMS with kitchen accommodations, or AZ
one large. back par!Ur with same. Location, Main
between Sixth and seventh. For terms. &C. APP
ply 10 JOHN L. GUDljlA, Real fstate Agent,
inv S-llSl3 Bank ard Eleventh. slrccis.
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I!y GruhbS & Williams,
AuctiOnCcrs and Real state Agents,
LinrCn.l airnII Incl lNtnu NlaIn and Bunk.

EIVNI II sUVVI TJINNN'I 'RIIV8 T7st'TN'
'i'WO VALUABLE LOTS ON GRACE
/ STREET BETWEEN MADISON AND MON
nDE STREklS. WITH SMALL. ERftk TINE
NE.TS THEREOF AT AlC1ltH.-We i'll sell
~ s'rii"j., upon the premises ilI"s" TWO ' tE1
'He~lEti;I.E i:IILDI>G l.plS :. with brick t. ne
H. :, thereof Cnntalning three rooms each. STU
a;, ori the north side of Grace street opposite The
new huu>c. recently cIcct"d ny X. u. ,.yu". "a
hrS,, lois FROM 80 feet each AID lr,c fell
IA Al al,cy. 80 more desirable" icat ion for resi-
de .,,s tI,ru this hc t"urG III the cry, and no
pruIcrtN Is iikc,y IL improve more rapidly i'll value
and gc.It IA dcrlrIb!iiy.
ILHM>: unr.iuurih cash. balance at four. eight,
and lwciyc months for 10; = secured hv deed OF
met. GRUBbS l. ILilANS,
AuciluntcrS.
litter the above sales on SATURD hY, May
> H. the sale IutIue diacy above will take place IT
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WARN SPRINGS,
" BATH COUNTY, VA.

The most delightful WARM SULPHUR BATH
In The world Now open for reception OF visitors
For pamphlets or further information apply 10
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond Va, or TO
JOHN l.. EUBANk,
Owner and Proprietor Warm springs,
ap 29-2m Bath County, Va.
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xGaE. ESTATE at PRIVATE SAKE.
lime RESIDENGE ON GROVE c..

ZINE RESIDENCE ON GROVE g.
L AVENUE Az PRIVATE SALt.-i offer hi
at private sal" my RkslbhNCE, on Grove avenue,
about Il half mile from Ill" city limits. The hUllst
contains eight ro.nnS, exclusive ol slorefooln,
greenhouse, &c.
GARDEN Of -FOUR ACRES. with productive aspa-
raguS ANT strawberry ht Us. grape and PEACHES, up-
plies and cr,rics. % choicest varieties. Thr GARDEN
has BEEN planted THIS ping with every variety OF
vegetables. apply on the premises az to ne post
Office box S5i CI-AaLES litW AID.
f.noiIli
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DRlVATE SALE.--I have for sale u Sssas
l. BRICK STORE, IN established or Gerry E..:l
sias1, Oh Main street, for sale deep lot running
back t. all Iliey. EDWA ARD {. GODb1N,
Real Estate Agent, No. 1915 Main street.
All
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NOR SALE PRIVATELY, WOOD
& ilI$r.." about one and Il half miles north al the
city, iurrp NJ, adjoining Dil and oilers.
PRETTY COTTAGE 81 five rooms: kitchen.
and coal house. stable, &c. &C.. with market
garden, &C.; - S210Q acres. Very desirable place
APP to j. l.. ArPEEsON.
my 1l.6t Real Estate Auctions Grand Agent.
ECR SALE PRIV ATELi, j DWELL
Il Nc containing five rooms. recently repaired
painted &c. i'll good caudi.iOn, situated near Broad
and Fifteenth streets, commanding ii god rent.
For sale low. Apply 10 r. ID. tatiIt,
my l2-it Real Estate Agent.
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ssS skE.h :

TOP RENT. TENEMENT NJ. 2l5, 81
Garner Of Third and Leigh streets. Pos ia
session ciyca Immediately. frlCc, NO pr month
Apply 10 >..,., ~. =. nr ytrr;,,;,
my 1881 Na'loha' baHr VI : .iIa.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-24
Batrachian Brutes and Saurian
That 1t Contains

n AfcanI the
Peruvian in sacedC
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8ulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

kansas teacher--"Where does all Of
our grain product 90 TOT Boy"
goes into the hopper" Hopper What
hopper "Grasshopper !" triumpbanily
shouted tin lad
Old Indy (who sleeps badly: "Now,
Mary, II should want to light my can
die, are the matches there" Mary
eyes, ma am. therc'swan." Old lady
Zone. Why, II 1t misses fire. or won't
light" Mary: "Oh. divil u fear OF it.
ma'am. Sure thricd it"
Probably no characteristic Of the lc-
male mind Is better developed than the
docility with which women accept the
fashions OF the day. BE they beautiful
or hideous. becoming or unbecoming.
comfortable or torturing. they are the
"fashion" and must be worn.
--"How would you feel. my dear, il
You were to meet a wolff asked an old
lady Of her little grandchld, with whom
She was walking along lonely country
road. 40 grandnamma. should be 80
frightened" was the reply. But |
should stand in front of you and protect
you." said the old lady. Would you.
grannle - erred the child. clappug her
hands with delight. "That would be-
nice, Whilr the wolf was eating you
should have time to run far away
john. the man who attends to the
small duties around the Jail, was sent to
the po.toilcc to mail a letter and given
three cents with which to pay the post
age. One of these cents was new coin.
and not liking TO part with it. he gave
the postmaster two cents and brought
back the other. Upon icing told it re-
guircd three cents 10 pay the postage. he
complaccntly replied. "Wcll let it 20 ~
far a. two cent, will carry il thin
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Five Times AS Many
GEOLOGICAL WONDERS

rive Times q, many Natural aud Artificial Curl.
3.luc, rive Times n many Rare Birds aud Beast.
i've i'nts ~ many Star Equestrians Five Times q.
many Gymuasts, Five Times IA MANY Men and
hofsc, we Times a. many Athletes. Five Times n.
many Lady Performers, Five Times the Cost Fiv.
lunc- The Magniiicence. Five Time. the Seatin,,
capacity possessed 10y Any Other Travelling show
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The Entire Display in
Multitude of Monster

Double
that Agents The only that
Africa COLOSSAL COLLECTION
from Wilderness Plain and Jungle
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Which produces the richest NH
sic, softer than the melody Of
the Wiud-harp. through "A lately
invented method Of steam. i.
tone; exhibit four times TIA
power Of the grandest Organ
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The Great War Eiephant "SALADIN." The Pc
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and IT. harmony transport,
the visitor. ~ il were. 10 the
land of cnchantmcnt. This
curious and mtric2tc in-tru-
mcni. with tones - loud.
clear and strong that they
are heard four mile-, j. lh'
wonder. marvel and study OF
all who see il. H. melody l.
by means of a newly invented
method Of steam aud yet il
l. a. sweet rs Eollan harp
notes. The weight OF thi,
magnificent Steam Piano j.
Oycr tour tons, Is, 400 pounds
and was manufactured in
Berlin, Prussia. ana imported
to the United state, by
Cooper. Bailey d Co.. arriv-
ing IN New lnrk on April
81. lS75, Al an expense of
so. 900.
1t j. drawn by Il Team 81
Dapplc Cray Horses, and can
be seen each day in the pro-
ccs-iou. free of Charge.
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The Colossal Show of the Universe

- inc va ana New Worlds unite their Capital and
ENpiiencc TWO Continent. conjoned for In.truc-
we Entertainment. \ Million Wonder, ON Wheel.
me orator 'osmc Marycls brought TO your door
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It's Conrterpart Can Not Be Found

$1,000. ta...:as' 'sw hid, !.s:. ...l...: v:v;
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The Performing Elephant QUEEN ANNE
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TEN LADY PERFORMERS
Four Female Gymnaata I
GREAT MORAL SHOW OF THE A

Ihc Great Fhcnolncna Of Equestrian Art Con.
joined IN grand confederation with ,hc Ic.,in., a,
lists of the oymnic Ring Brilliant. Gorgeous Inn
posing ana Magnificent An the World IN Copirihm
',oh. re Bean Ideal OF Attraction. and Acme ri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA coregonl June l2-sailcd, bark earn Tual
VAIExANDRik, June Is-Arrived. schrs Baird.
New YqrS Tor ay 2 asT or
salied@schrs A Collins Troy, New York; Well
APPoNAUG. June 17-saiicd, schr Sarah Boce
BOSTON. June STARVED, schrs Sadie wiIIlcut
Barker, Phadeipha Richard nauS Robinson n &C.,
bark sunlight Bri, hayes Dunedin "; brigs Ausnsls
aesos; scrs thomas stone Pic6er Port cSedons
Fanny Elder Clements, Port Royal SCI fawn, Kelley
ueared-steamers Norman, Yictersou, Phfsdelphsi
yavall caro-, BROOKS Pniiadelphi4' brig Dcl i
CBr Mcbride. Lon Ion via Charestoni schr Belle Hardy
EMBELLISHMENTS Norman, and Vim Crane; bark sa-
Also sailed steamer Marathon;
mSge 5g ES SfsS%ss Pol sDsn gay"
BhI1IaoRE Jars is~Grrived, bark obdua csp)
Cleared -sehr 3 Tryon, Nioksrson. Boston.
ietn~Errived steamer Rebecca clyde, DonnelI, VIII
ks5 arrived. steamer WIN woodward Young. New
Yorx schrs Jourdan, Crowell, Bostoni Moore
ciesred-Sieamers ohio yGer, meyer Bremen: Gui.
lermo p Echeya5sia Lyergoo iScSs5 y. B5 ns
Pater Aasn NICHOLAS Sasenstown Or FalPs9ss' rsre
Iona; Liberty, Devereux, Boston schr Rambler Gus
Also eie9red banks washington dtaD Laura Queens
town or Falmouth Gutenberg Ger, Gcrlaeh Brenenj
schrs Mary Rich Mcguire Nav YORK; sailie courscy,
siso cleared, schrs , Martin, Daniels New YORK
saied-steamers Ohio, Bremeni Guiliermo Gpan',
Liverpool; barks Araean (0er h0ttcrdami Maria Gus,
Dublin, Pater (AuD. Queenstown.
Dth-Arrlvc (, steam r. saragossa Hooper, ssyannah
Octorora. Reynolds, New YORK
BNUN.WtCk. Ga, June lA-ArrIvcI, sohr Henry Whit
ney. Perkins. New York.
18ti-Cleared, steamer MONTGOMERY, EairClClh New
YORK, schr Henry FAY, Phla lelphia.
BANGOR, June lf-Arrlycd, scnrs Nellie Carr French
New York. WeiinRNn, Barbour, Philadelphia. Wan q
r Mowry Ea0n Georgetown, DC.
Geared-Brg Showers, ht0wers Philgiei phAaf schrs
Carrie = MQgdbury woodbury., new YORK tAui Seavey
ls.h-Aryed, BRIG Georgs Dale. Pierce, PAuaiel-
Ihas schr PhIantnrophlst GuomNa ~
Clearea--fchFs Globe. Wave. New York; Nhllau Flint
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A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Last night the two horses attached TO car No.
is, OF the Blocker street line, became disengaged
from the car at the corner OF Ann and william
streets, and rushed at a furious speed up Ann
street toward Broadway There were many men,
women and chiluren on the street at the time,
and consequently the runaway caused great ex'
element. Four little children were right
in the path OF the furious horses, the
lives OF all OF whom appeared in i'm
mediate danger. one rushed TO the right, the
otner 70 the left, but the other two crouching
terror stricken between the tracks, were left IN
the care oil Providence. TIE par by q clean leap
cleared the body of tue first PROSTATE GIRL but the
whIpple tree caught the other under the chin, cut
a deep cash therein, plougheu serious furrow In
her forehead ana otherwise seriously injured ner
face. The runawaYs were arrested on the corner
OF Ann street and Broadway, just opposite the
HERALD Office.
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BELLICosE "BUMMERs.

Early last evening the ''bummers" took posses
SION or the seats IN Washington square Park. and,
on being questioned by some citizens VINO wanted
seats declared themselves TO % the rigntful occu.
pants OF the places and that there was no spare
room for any one else. Tney turned upon differ
ent parties VINO requested seats aud ordered
them ont OF the PARK. Information OF
their u0ings reached the police or the
Fifteenth preclncE, and Sergeant Murray,
with several policemen, was ordered to
euter the PARK and arrest it's offending capt0rs.
After some manmuvrng on the part OF the police
the "bummersn were forced 20 surrender twelve
OF their NUMBER being placed under arrest and
taken 10 the Mercer street station house and
locked up. The others we're driven from the
PARK. The prisoners WILL be arraigned at the
Washington place Court this morning TO answer
for TIER dlsorderlY conduct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK FARL OF ELGIN tBr. Dow from Greenock for
Quebec previously reported as ashore at Cane Gnalte
foated June lS A steamer was despatched from
Quebec 18th to tow her up TO port
PHILADELPHIA, June 2o-Bria Ellen Stewart from
Cadenas lost rd May 90 her second mate Jos
joyce Of New York, aged 2 no date saw steamer
ashore inside of Winter Quarter shoals
National Eagle, from Liverpool, reports having
large quantity Of wreck stun Cspars petrole
barrels, timber &c) on the BANKS.
PoRTLANp June 2l-The salvors of the schr Addison
Center receives $1,000 for towing her into this port
schr Wild Rover driven ashore in the recent gale
at tenants Harbor and considerably damaged.
sHIrBurLpISc-At MIllbridge Capt W Sawyer has 4
vessel of 100 tons for Capt + II Pray, which
will be ready the coming fall Ezekiel Dyer has
eel which will be launched In few weeks OF about
800 tons: Capt James Leighton will command her Capt
Wm sawyer has a vessel in frame OF about 600 tons;
Capt joel Gay, master, who viii be owner OF large
Interest in the same.
The keel Capt HerrImans ship Is cling stretched al
Cartars yard, Belfast 1t will be 2 IS feet in length
clipper ship 100 tons burthen, for New bedford
parties has Just been built AZ Neuetous shlpyard. fair
haven.