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DEATH 81 Az LlCESrRIC CHARACTER -
jams >',uttuu a;,'u a. E!kridge Landing. IN
!io"arL cDuN'y. on Monday morning the
Oh instant. IL "s> we'll kDo"n 10 almost
everybody in liaL Part OF the county Oh ac-
count Ct lis ecc~Etilc habits. lie was about
seventy wears 81 age, and lived entirely alone
ID al cd boise il! the village. which he bad
ta't son" thirty years ago. Il few telrS
ir'u:r /, cane 20 this country from Scotland
md tau.ui school in -tune Arundel county,
from Nh &c" 1c moved TO Elkrdgr Landing.
Although il" i >1ia 10 have amaSsed for
TUNE Of il:iy or .iXtr thousand dollars, he
died >uirouLd,u hy sqn,lor, wretchedncss,
ana fi!.D. II j 70 known 10 nave any l!Y.
ny Relatives, and what will become OF his
property. lucW&:vd among which are several
lOu,e, 10 III" TlIa-c. is a matter OF ccnlec-
tEic. l3c was AZ, Nitd in his last Illness by
1T y. W. Carpenter. who took charge OF
lis iIpri- and If ct. He made no state
Menl b"'orr ~ death IS 10 where his pri-
vale paper nH-ht b" .Ound, or what dlspo-
S!ii"n should be made OF his body. No mo-
ney Wa .0nnd ~i', which TO fetray the tx.
HeE>e> .! hl> ,!chur-, aud burial. 4 small
lin sale whlCu ~ wa> Known TO baYe had,
"au IN "aicA Il va supposed he kept va!u.
l'le papers. coW.d nol he found at;er his
Death: coD-,q Hutiy nothing is known as to
2IW his money Was invested, and the whole
matter - let remains wrapped in the pro.
iouhdrs: m!s,cgI. W!icott City (H0uard
Cra!y Times.
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D,plvG NurHEEY N BIO KLYS. bold
,,,.rr, Of mole lAaH 5000 worth Of dla-
poaI j~w"iGy from iEr 81" OF Kline u Co.,
FOURTH street, Brooklyn. y. l., was success.
fl,ly arcp:apii> he'd o. Thursday. AF. Kline,
who i ~ elderly ycnilrmaD. was alone IN
,,r ,,ny. ,t,nu, ~ J. NJ, when stout, mid
Gl.a..i >,r4l..-r. WEARING dark clothes, en-
trrr,! aud ,>krd lin 10 put Il crystn! in sill
Yer watch. Nh. Il in" put On his spectacleS
and bc.qH ~ Zach Ynr Il suitable crystal III
In. from, iart ul the store. The stranger
;Ifu h,.,au ro.-liv walking up and down tile
floor IL 4. >,.ug; 80. a confederate in al al.
ioinjn. B.i,hry 10 enter. through an uu-
+. aad Hu,r, "A r,4r rom * mere the open safe
stood. ! III ,rurlf t.'rf tnr stranger began 10
con.r in p ,fliol,> Nay, ana Mr.. Kline, who
lad thna.'; 81. actions very p,cniiar. asked
hin. Nllli Ma- TIE TT, Ter. The stranger re-
;El,.! ta.g; ar Wa> sui ring nom Z bad attack
&, clar,u. rnI lt.,n he "cut away nurrled-
Is. >,y.u. that - Thought tie you'd leave Ills
H4'ru aud cat ipG Il on the way HON" m the
eyrniu". T. mom"ai Mr.. Kline, whose
>l.,picirl> had b,ru aroused, inspected his
SAB a;lI ,h-rny-r"G thai il bad bseD roabed
9. C.f.mGLd t-As!rl. most Of which bad been
entrusted "a lhr lrn ior safe Keeping, 10 the
v,U' a. - 32j. / ur thieves male GOOD
tier .c>c,,r. i -c.EIut-girl Subsequently
!r'v.i,rz II Tia. iIc.uTr> NJ 1850 Wel!-HuoWn
ihr,", ~ tn" ru.Ic> gallery ~ those OF the
iAcu whom Sic La! sell cuGiGg from the
AylI>,.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST IA, 1870.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST IA, 1870.
."' - ARRIVED. %. - - s'
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York mer-
chandise and passengers, Oh Dominion Steamship
Company. .I g.. .... .. a .. s
Steamer Westovcr, Skinner. Baltimore rnercnan.
disc and passengers, l.. Is. Ta;um, agent.
Schooner J. g.. Henry, Donnelley, Philadelphis,
coal, j. b. Watkins.
Schooner Martha Collins. Graves, Baltimore,
grain, Haxall, Crenshaw t Co.
Schooner Helen kommel, Corson, Philadelphia,
coal, S. 2. LathrOp.
schooner Edwin. Ingersoll, New York, merchau-
disc, Curtis & Pal er. ....- II.
Schooner L. ward Stanley, Dyer, James river,
wheat, Thomas Branch 4 co.
O. ID SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence New York, mer-
Company. .-r..a- .... s..
Steamer Shirley, Skinner, Baltimore, mel cham
disc and passengers l.. =. Tatum agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Gifferd, ND.folk, ner-
chaudise and passengers. l.. X. Iatum. agent
Schooner Henrietta teeiman, Somer5 New York
coal, curtis & Parker.
Schooner W. l.. FRANKLIN, Applegarth, Washing
ton, coal, &. Storrs.
MEMORANDUM.
The schooner r. Bradley, McAIonlehie, from
Richmond, Va, Arrived at Philadelphia on the
18th. -...f .ss~
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
A sunken wreck In Barnt gas Inlet Is dangerous b
navigation.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, August Il Arrived: Spain, Donati
AnceS. Arrived out: Patuoo.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. August II, 1875.
OFFERINGS. Is
WHEAT While, 1,794 bushels. Fed, 4,11s
coES.-WAae,, LAO bushels. Maed, 500
:, iUATs.-s02 bushels. b
RYE.-4S bushels. 'rer'}.' - -'-i'' =
MRAL.-7S bushels. - - sts'f1
> BLACK PEAS.-22 bushels p !" iE.f'
81 ~ ~ SALES. - j.
z WHEAT White, ! bushels good at sl-45; 200
bu bells prime on private terms; 81 bushels very
good at al go; 20 bushels common at $l.10, 154
al 20: so bushels fair at S1.40: 80 bushelsfcom
mon at s1.30: 1872 bushels prime at Sl.60; 1922
bushels prime on priy ate terms bushels at 81. So
toral l43S bushels. Red, AZ bushels at 81 30; 20
bushels good at 81 40: 2S0 bushels very good at
$l.50 90 bushels common nj IL 1873 bushels good
ct 81 40; 2S2 bushels at SLAP; 210 bushels COM
mon at s1.25 so bushels good at 81 AZ; &c bush
els common at IL 20; $40 bushels far at ssl.40;
IA bushels very common OF Soc; Bic bushels ct
81 500; S2S bushels good on private terms 66
bushels very good az 81 .45Itotal. 3136 bn, heels;
CoRN.-WHite, 422 bushels very good at 77c: 80
La bushels very good Oh private teTms-total, $40
bushels. .uiled, 90 bushels tair &C 76c. nqr
bushels common on private Terms |:
SO bushels common winter at SIC; 20 bushels
very good spring al 55c.; IL bushels q: 52c.-to-
tai, 382 bushels y@sf,E'Z Fr.s4 Ei~T m..
very good al S5c.- total, 4S bushels. =. 'z
MEAL.-2S bushels on private terms. ASA
= BLACK PEAS.-22 bushels at 75c. -.
... r RE-ENH1BITED. s'as'g.f ..
-MnEA1mHhns, 156 bushels. Red, 81 bushels.
hYE.-14 bushels. -. d. 80 ( -
MEAL.-2S bushels i ..... -.a'.-.. .'a s. -a4
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TIE OLDEST MAN IN AMERICA From an
Ohio letter in the Wheeling Register. TO
day in this village, about three squares from
our hotel, at his own residence, our company
yi.ited the oldest man in America. He Is the
elder of the two men whose portraits APP
pearetl in Harper's Weekly few days since.
We found him 10 his own little corn patch,
ip the garden, which he with his one QefD
arm has cultivated. His name Is Lomer
Griffin, He tells me that be came to this
neighborhood iu 1918; that he had then been
married over thirty years, and that be mar
ried in Connecticut at the age Of "two and
twenty" This would make him now one
hundred and nine years old; but from bis ap-
pearance and from the best data to be OBJ
tained here from the very best people OF the
village am satisfied thst be is now one hum
dred and sixteen years old. l can give you
few of bis habits as given by himself, and
your readers can determine for themselves
whether they will adopt them in order that
| they may grow old. ....... ..t.-.-
de bus never used tobacco in any form !;
has used whi>key all his life, as most people
| did ia We olden times; went to bed and rose
early when be bad to work hard, but since
then gets up when be gets ready; eats
plain food and voted the Wing and COW
votes the Republican ticket. Some sarty
years ago bis right arm was broken by 8 fall-
| lug tree. He carried the srm dangling at his
! side until some years ago. when he had 1t
amputated. Standing in bis presence made
two of the gray haired, venerable men Of our
party feel young again, but Win BOT say
they were so reiuyepated that they jumped
10 and cracked, their feet togsaasr three
| times and whistted Yankee Dosals-" al
in all. be b remarkable specimens.
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THE ILLINOIS EEEDETTA.--Therc Is the
most urgent need of Dangman IN william
SOD county, ILL.,, and there is need OF Cover
nor in Springfield with decision Of character
enough to have the laws so enforced that the
bangman shall hsve something to do. The
| Russell. Bullner feud is disgrace TO the
| whole State of Ilinois-a disgrace to the
courts of the State, TO the government OF the
State. TO the governor of lbe State, and to the
| Deope of The State. The quarrel between
| these two families and their clans commenced
about TWO years ago, growing out oil some
| Trivial cause, and has Ueen kept up With such
murderous violence that already no less than
twenty.seven murders have grown out oil II .
| Like all these vendettas, it has been var
between cowardly midnight a>Sasslus, who
| have not courage enough 10 meet each DINER
like men in fair, open daslight h9ht.
A favorite mode is TO call the an
| tagonist to door or window and
then shoot him before be can arm himself
One naa vas assaSsnated as be was r1ulne
home from church by his enemies hidden
| behind fence. Another was shot while
ploughipg IN a field, another While rldlns
| along the highway, and others through Will
dows while sitting at their freSides. For
few months past there has been quiet, but
he feud broke out again last week, resulting
| in the murder of Colonel George W. Sisney,
wno had formerly been a sheriff and had
provoked the enmity of the Buliners. Three
previous attempts bad been made TO take his
life, and the fourth was successful. SiSney's
murder was followed by that OF William
Spence, respectable merchant OF Granville,
VINO was not related TO either OF the families,
but had been unfortunate enough to make
some comments upon The teud and TO enter
tain some OF the persons who attended Sis
news luneral.- Chicago Tribune.
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fp5..x-.x .Iits,Et'3 ,iiSsi5st9E
NEwiYoRK,g al 80,

s#.E II
u,., !, SoRR. Rus1Isfk 4 A ! U,o =, Z ? .-tf2sl -
aEw wurs hnyara -, so Hjur aEli; prices still
ss ste Souibefn: ia gssegSs tor conmon &c
southern. gear opshed dun about c.iiower ~,
NC. =. but Eh a r,is . arc closed firm Gof
PRIME prime M SSsTeh.II ~ asy nt $3.50
Ss, 20 ; prime Vsa6 M Sl;2sgsl.s2
n ne ua Gnlcaso, Nh SauFee al ~ northern
Ss;LHo p MIL w cIo.;n ~. SSn 2@3c
loWpf, and fairly acfI ~ 7SfQ79c.
steam western nlxen, az 20 lower
suu III oeTnana nt'SeA S2Qgl oe.gPork
lower new. h2l:50 td Spsneu nfnvy ane
closed firm ut l34c. for oIu PRIME steam new
prime steam. 134c. Core ann sugAa nr!nefs, Rye
sseajy' S.tnSs a SLIM '''sASo'ai
sS,s'e'' ,H1AAess ntt"'t 2It:- -t u L0"tE II
sssf! 1gs49 -.sfBALTIMCRE., tr gsgsagr
I. BALrrMosk, August 14.-Flour quiet aad un.
cfrmr.d Wheat dniI and Heavy: Pennsylvania
REQ. al .45: NaryIand red Sl154D4 LAT; amber
SI.5omxl. 55: white, sI.aO@Hl So; Corn quiet
southern white; S0e. yellow eSgSysi;o Uats 1al
Visions m,,eS snI am ,iess nnrs 200 an 400 liz
.Bnik.mrats t,Jear rth 0sI61 Or "nacoE-sthouI,
ders ! or cIaar rn TX TX hams 44SSI 5c
ard firm c,uie IL -cf,ne9 IA fotffe a,tiet
and s,eartS W biss Arm ST ri iaak snrar "a eaJy
and Arm n - -
-..'sl 'cIN(,1NS lTr ar.J .fn3
: iifr,,,yI ~, -, - 49,. ~. w.
,,SlSsCi,HNATl, AnRrst lf:-Fiour Goii ana ugm
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Rluf MoNp AND DANviLLE RAILRoA D 'roap'Y,1
kFFIcE MASTER OF VRhSIsi hay 30slS75. {
GGBEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
Sl.CgsA r TIE EXPRESS, Westsara-Lesves
ssS III M Ransss i s
E M Leaves :, s asbnTs az GIG p Nj arrives Il
|, TRAIN No. Q NEW YORK AND NEW Or
5ss s ! easss AZ ssS <.
NJ: leaves salisburyat s:34 A. NJ; leaves Greene
s9ro 1923 % M aTfs psnv'Iis a. 1 an2t r
vile, a6 o. NJ; arrives at Richmond At Sat
TRAM No. 8.-rHRogeH MAII-NEw YoRK
1898 p H.: Iesveil Danville Of 1899 p. NJ:
A. b.: arrives al Charlotte ot 500 A. ii.
TEAM MO =; 9 H s,;e
isayts Danyil,e at e:so 4. NJ leave. Dundee Il
arrives a Richmond at S:22 2. III. -
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNcHBURe hccoSMopATloN.
riyes al Bnrkevile al 1895 P. ". leaves Burkeyle
AT l:2C Z. NJ: arrives at Lyncbburg at 4:2C T. Ii
: TRAIN No. 6.-BgRKEvLLLE AccoMMop4TIeN.
| Eastward Leaves BurGeville az 4:43 A. NJ. ar.
rires at Richmond ar sos A. NJ.
Train No. 2 connects at Richmond with thu
! Chesapeake and ohio IA lToxd. .G55aHs'H .'&.
! Tvans Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Greensboro with
| trains TO apd from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
All through tr2tbs CONNER NJ hlcnInOno ana Duae
| dee with train on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Viz.
2inta Nidla nd and Great southern railroad, TO ana
from: Washington, Baltimore, Philaoelphla, and
| New York. ... R...l ~
I Trains Nos. 8 and connect ut Richmond with
| he.Riehmonk York EIerr and Chesapeake Ran.
road tsafns 10 and from Baltimore and ensterH
points. s.a..s.... III
| Trains Nos and 2 coBpect Mt Charlotte with
trains on the Athnnta aud Richmond Ar-flne rail.
read 10 and from 6TeenvIe. Atlanta, Montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola New Orleans. and all southwest
| ern points. 80.
4 Trains Nos. 8 and connect ut Charlotte with
| the CharloHe, Columbia and Atlanta railroad Tor
! southern points. 49,. 49, 80
Train No 4 connests At Bnrke1ille With the AZ
Eburs Chattanoce., and an southwestern points.
i Tickets sold TO all southern and soutt HestcTH
| points. and naQgase checked through. -.s a.
UnbDoHen gauge from Richmond TO New Orleans.
| Pullman Paiace-cars through from New Urieana
Engineer and Supe-ntendept.
p VI n wrsr Master OF Trains. my 20
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~ from charlottesville.

1''''' ,n.c ,r the Richmond Dlsra'ch.I
tto'rcsp 'I.", ..ssy,11x. Angus, IS. 1879
ihAhh. i've Virginia Midland nl'h
lrstc'''a :,,;ng ou: south a whefi OF one
traIn va Nos trucks Of the ehs'ae SNe
Q; 'hc .,I the engine entirety rom w, w"
NAY. "! :,,',,,, doing any other damage. iutS
track VIM" ,.,,. IT the switch rear toe ohi-
o'c'lTT'' ~" NE crginc had lnst gotten
N ,.,,,,h the switch, leaving .ne 0 me- ,roc,
i5'J .,,'n on :hc CHESAPEAKE anu ~" I,,tsr,S
NV ,.n~edinc the progress % Wv LII 49,
INV ,,aI,, which :aS compn'eu |" pui' s"s
il'ly 49,, ,'S, - The Tls-ina Midland ,la'" oa'N
r''' S".,,,,,csyilc 10 got the track e'ear .''.s
= "a nI.>cl Oh. Il being Impossible 10
Nn'y" t.r,l,n cugin" out oil Inc way te'n-
cc' "' ,-scp was constructed around u.
I'o'aIN ',,r,nr which had been sent down
wen ~ ri cane through, and took the
1871" ,,.li,1. when arriving ut the po'n1
T4' w" -, TEMPORARY track was constructed.
"I''t s. ',' +r,rk cxNnding). which delayed
"a" ', :a until u O'Clock last night, also
TOR ..a'" ..ysr,I freight trains on the Cbesa-
SnF, VIZ" ,.,l ONO rlr.oad from passing.
IcsA' ", WI,~,,,.lin Guard held their annual
4, .,r,..i,.r Yesterday afternoon near OAK
'">,, ',.,aa'rry. Corporal a. >. Brown
va" r,a,cr of prizes, which was the
won ~. ~. lax, Sergeant James Perley won
y3'ch wls the ante-oesfum mccall
IT, ,'', ,.,,,,s For tie third medal there
4" ID, -, ptxecn Lieutenant Meade. ser.
W. t,,n,. :. lci:ci. Corporal hcDiinger.
gu, r.ra.c 1. i. Blskey, wh'cn IN Tue
Ast t,,,,.. Of" wa< won by L'eutenant
v,,3y Ta;> mcd1l was one "nicn WAS
.. ,,o, hy ne Nonrcrlio Guard IN e'aua.on
' ''E,~ the war. and worn by the pest sao'
'.. .F. ,5m,any. S~r2cant James Blakey wa,
t, -. -...,,.',,,,, q; ;hc leather medal, %hicn
-. ' ,.,.,,nted in happy manner by leu
VAN, W., p,a,rl. Tie average shooting vas
.. .'','' rms comproy nas about h''y.e'sht
S'.', ,sr. and c,in are, lavorahly with any
'"' .'..n, ia tit, S.4,", AID should DC Sncouf-
>'.''''", I''',,,,,.r,,d. Our.
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>HkHlhA>'s GRAg ~ LoUI.IaSA. - Ne,e York,
August H. Notice was gwen in the United
States District. office to-day that
testimony would tie taken de5ene eSse in the
sun lD>t3ul2d in 1860 ~ James A. Whelan,
Q, i. Charles parish, La, against General
>1rrldau, 10 recover 1913. IIS 81 tie value
o. sugar, uoi4>-r>, MULE. tables, 81, con-
h>Altd hy Gelcid snl IL 1857 while in com
in'n0 III that STATE. The d=lrnce is that the
General OLiy oh"y"d orders.
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ffo'rs>or T.. 5. Joynes and family have
pa,std Though this city en- route for their
ne" home al NASH, le.-Lynchburg Vtr-
gsniQA
Crop, baye been cut short at least one
third in nearly every county In Florida with
IL Tue past moa.h ~ the drought.
Chinese immigration to California is ra-
Pu! Increasing, ard European immigration
HFspidiy decreasing.
Inc Adams and American express com.
G paa elnp'o! 800 men who traye! over 1907
WOmiIcs L day.
iasl week, -. = =. ~As'
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auBsseRa6nhoasp6 sssdaaa .as 49,.
s9s5sel timber. sBnsItU u ft0V. Bsour Sssres
Sry1 49, s, 3 asmand hicE.
,s1 ags ;MTedsp shits, 4ta6e. wooIs
tffk ,ttsS.i d; Il fy,fJitga "
90 100 asst 81, ii q.
iIrgf1pstuE s30635c. al br,sha q 5n = III ~
6n0Tfs; 26lR30f. EbnsiYeiI z Il i,s4fs 4,
f, nssI - 5ys1a IoR 25c! y tusnass j, III am -
t''e 20s. ~ bushei-Ts 80: 80. -
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EICH,soND AND rETERsBURGl
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.
t1~sCMMBNCING JUNE /. 1875, traina

'1TsCMMBNCING JUNE /. 1875, trains
~ on this read Will run IS follows:
, -,.tfyE. IA LEAVE RICHAOSD SOCTH. 49,.
5snGDA, NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily except SUI
day). connecting for all points SCUM
;GE .9p ana West Slpsp,ng-car attached.
7.ASA. NJ. FREi(1H FIT TRAIN daily Except Sun
dayj, With coach attached, fer PetexSs
z rTsssSir burr and stations on the southaldo
e, ,,4es~..s road, LynchDurR. and the W ssk.
a:i5 p. r., THROU1H NAIL daily, connecnn6
for all points south and WesI L.
-, "t@ sengers taking ms Tai ,as VII i ~
.,-,ss eloee connection at PETERSBURG 1e<
600 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Scudayk
/ 80. - with coacfs attached. L!1st}
LEAVE Petersburg NORTH. 40
7:sO A, IL. FREIGHT TRAIN daily. iexceDs
!. Eunooyi with coach attached
Il GAO A. N, THROUGH MAIL daily, conneeuH4
With Richmond, Fredericksnarg ~
- Potnlpac railroad for al PoinS Asss
:. SEQ 2. n, FsEiaaT daily iexseps sunday,
. 7:sSp.M., THRoUGM NAIL daily Except Sun.
day), connecting with kfchmoaaa
:, Fredericksburg aud Potomac raiiro90
- for ali points East and West. Pullmsn
~ 24.P Sleeper attached, running through 70
.:.a. Bsltimore. Also making close con.
- nsetI0u With The Ghesapeaks AND on s9
'SE raitrosd for the Virginia springs an
The NAIL TRAINS viii NOT sop between Ece'
raoaj and Petersburg except u CheEter.
TYutns on the Glover Ein railroad viii le1ye
Clover Hi' pits Vt $50 A Is nnd returning, WI
ieaye Chester at 2a0 r. 10 daily except Spnday6.
Al TEAMS ieay1pg Petersburg viii start nom
Ap p.S as ' A. SHAW. 'supertn.spdens:
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ST. Peters, at Rome, holds $4,000 people ;
the Milan cathedral holds 81, 900; st. Paul's,
at Rome. holds 25, 900; St. Sophia, at Con-
ssantinople. holds 23,O00s Notre Dame, at
paris. holds q, 600; the cathedral at Pisa
holds lsO0o; and San Marco, at Venice,
holds 7 900. ii
Tn the garden of the late Andrew John:
sons residence Is q magnificent willow.
grown from tWig taken from the wiilo"
which bends over tho grave OF Napoleon DO
napsrte on St. Helena, and sent to the ex'
President. A twig from this noted tree vii
be planted over Mr.. Johnson's grave OF
] .Johnsou's Hill. =. Isl,
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FOX THE PUrE.- Collections Tor the Pope
IL 'he d'occ," ot klchmond, Va, are re.
ported ~ follows: Norfolk, Sl03.29: st.
ir'ef.' Cathedral, SS7: Alexandria, $I5.7S ;
2laul'on aud missions. so; Lynchburg,
80; n. Narl',, itlchmoud, PG5; Harper's
iteff! and mi>,ioDe. SG5; Portsmouth, S53;
ssssrrshu'y, so; 81. Patrck's, Richmond,
~; O!d Point Comfort. S25 Mar,inshurg,
~; fNriaN, SIPS; WarIcnton. Sl2 Falls
lunch Si.G2 Frcderickburg. s.; LeXing-
Ton, si.50: total. Si713.4S. Baltimore Sun.
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VIEW FAST PRRIGHp ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA. -EY
..., .,. gRI. WEEKAY.
On and ater OCTOBER 1ST the spienhld Iron
steamers OF this line will i4ave RichDona TC ES-
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier; at conner Of
Twenty-se4onu and Dock strec.s, making close con.
nectioii eaeharip at Canton. Md thass Ras1rnsrel
with the PtiIaGelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelpha.
'esa SPECIAL fDrASfAGES: ai
All tretet.by this lima covered Uy tire aparnarine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged al
RichmonA Rates a. low rs any other hne. = his
is the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich.
mond. ssm$ s...- $685. atS
Frcigt sse ordered by this Hue should be marked
"Cantou Inside Lines,' and sent to the Psiiadet-
phia, w Burlington aadr Baltimore depot, Fisaadet-
phia. j.. :. r...l, $1,000, ,,.,
mond. For further Information apply.t0 q, s@s
= Il, ..r,..tsn L. b. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty,seeenG and Uoekstreets
altst+inth and Main : Il ssss. or 10
Us. WILSON. Geaerai Freight Agent,
PhiLAalphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroaa
pr .t,,;eInhIa Ia g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-16
aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP Ies@sgss4.
~ SOL. ! .a COMP ANY. .s.a<sR
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one Of their splendid
stearaers-OLD DOMINION, WYAEOKE. ISAAC
BELL, RICHM0EE, and GEORGE W. ELDER
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY al
high water. ..s-. IL. F....... .-. -. $50
These ships are entirely new, and were bnit ez'
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons. staterooms, and batb'
rooms. .r.-....
The fare, accommodations, and attention are az
surpassed.
st New iork on the Company'S covered pier, 81
North river.
FreIyiss for potnb beyond New York forwarde;
With di5patca. and no charge Rade except actus
expenses incurred.
Freight received until G. z. NJ. daily. r
For further Information, apply to r. Be-.
GEORGE ". ALLEN u CO., Agents.,
nv 10 Office Cor5parv'e wharvss. 2nrEcr8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-16
LANES RIVER, STEAMBOATsiEMI
81 COMPANY.

LANES RIVER, STEAMBOATSiIIMa .,
81 COMPANY.
SU6MER SCHEDULR
ECss SORFOLk *. P9R fSMOU BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
... - ALSO FOR =. -.
cx,n POINT kssD VUE DE LrkAU HOTELS
REGULAR EARRINGS ON JAMES RJxER..
0n and aIIe5. r y EsDAY, June. Et 1870, tnS
Com pany's fass and elegant steatssr SUItN
\ VESTER Caassia j. a. POST. carving Cni.eu
S,ates Mail viit leave wharf, koess.ts, !0t aDoss
/ named poipte, TUESDAYS, Tb 6hoDAis, anu
SATURDAYS al g A. d. ,.h p.v r,,a
Passengers make sure connections WITH bay Elne
ut Norfolk foa Baltimore, PhbaaeaPhia ana view
York. ,,<> ,,,,p M I,r.r AND
OLD ROiNT..............,. .''''.'' . "a
.r ROUND TRIP ,...'''"'' y a
FARE TO SORFULk nNLi:.;;;:. w
FARE TO NORFOLK AND Re OK
#1iJSN ~ IN
.e Fare 10 Baltimore. $1,000: 10 r.
FAKE TO Philadelphia. ...........'.. S3 III.
Fare 10 New York 49,. ~ 20 "a ).
Tickets for sale on SteaDors, az onLoes ~ -, -
Ticksn Agency Main stree, and Eaenasss lWseS
aud lssgugs checked thIo2sh Erelghs Is hd
div ns Boston, Norfolk. and PorisaouIes an. ~
RI s,ilar landings ON James river irota q. IA :"
| 6 VI at reasonable rates
Er4ipbt for way. landings maSl Be ptsp0iiu. >,
| = 80 o, - L. Is, TATC VI, GeGsrl n SeuIn.
Office: CompapY's wlrt, Rockets; p5anca 49, ~ m
,t " D. Blair & Co. corner OF Sfn'r anu t W ~
J. sfu{A<lg. Er." ~