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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
1)IcHARD v. HARSHTT, AUCTIOFBER,
LII win sell, at auction.

at the Exchange saesro0m, No. Ill broadway.
peremptory sale
Sixth Avcnue-fhe two very elegant ana completely
finished nrst class four story and cellar Nova scotia
French nat Houses and stores with every modern I'm
provemcnt and comfort for families, between Fifty MIN
and Fiity sixth streets, and known as Noa v99 snd ll
sixth avenue each house 25x0Dx70
complete and superior nnlsbed four story French hat
House. with every Improvement; lot Sxl00o; location
choice.
No. 2I7 Rast Thlrtleth st. near 81 av.-Three story
high sfoop drown stone House; AL Improvement sta
BILE and carriage house rear; lot Bx99 built Tor
owners use.
sixty per cent cen remain on bond and MORTGAGE.
Maps AZ Office Of auctioneer. III Broadw room "
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goo FOURTH AVENUE, BgorEtYN-A BROWN
OJJ stone House, IS roo . wld modern improve
saenfs with two Lots. will bc aold auction BY J.
GULE nj 10 Fulton street brooklyn, the 18th Of
April, II O'Clock terms AbcraL Naps are ready At
the auction room.
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comprising velvet and Brussels Carpets handsome Par
lor, Chamber and Dining koom suits, Beds Bedding,
China aud Glassware, &c. Catalogues now ready az
office OF aGctioneers 6J6 Broadway.
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ITD. ELECTROMAGNETIC DAY AT n O'CLOCK, At
IL No. T6 >ixth avenue, the contsDts Of DFuK and
Fancy store Counters shelving nests Of Drawers Drug
aiafh Bottles. Sh0w caSaa I0xa ktxtnraA 40.
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LARGE FIVE STORY BUILDING. NO. 5s GREEN
~ witch street Tor sale-suitabie Tor a bonded ware
house sr storage Apply TO owaer, % Cortlandt
street up stars. New YORK.
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I,oR sALE CHEAP. on EASY TERMS or TO LIT
II House ant Lot i,ii0 Dean street near Nosuand
avenue. Brooklyn location good three story, high
basement, y rooms; AL improvements. Inquire q
premises
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TT H. HRRTs 4 SONS, AUCTIoNEER9
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS &c
ON FRIDAY, APRIL Is, AT lOh O'CLOCK,
AT NO $40 WEST THIRTY NINTH STREET.
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(RoCERY sToRs FOR SALE OuEAP-D0INa A
VI good cash business; fine location; low rent; good
neighborIood. Inquire Of THOMAS HofB, 49, Third
avenue. NO agents
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DY JOHN A. DUNN. AUcTToEEER-wILL BELL
ID this day At i0 O'Clock ~ No, 100 East Tenth street
Furniture i've story boarding house, consisting
black and mahogany Bedste ads black walnut
marble top Bureaus and Wsshsan1s Wardrobes Ete-
and Lounges Mirrors stoves Relr erators
Curtains and shadcs hair and husk Mattresses black
Chairs Brussels aud ingram Carpets, uilcloths.
Ac.. Tables Crockery Cutlery. Kitchen Fur
niture &C.. all 20 be sold without Dealers in
vftrd. Catalogues at sale.
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IIoR SALE cHsAP-A SECOND HAND TuFiS
IL soda Water Fountain complete and IN good order:
original cost over S20 Apply at A d. SANDS CO.'S,
80 William street, New York.
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FOR SALE, THREE STORY BASEMENT HiHh
IN. sloop House liz LAST Eleventh street, modern IN
provemeats; iuI, lot Apply premises or 70 GEohHE
X. JAguEs, lsy Broadway.
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1aTa sTREEl-TEN ROOMS. $50, 24rH STREET
III l. rooms lt0 ed street 81 100: iD6th street
rooms $40 CHRIsTALLER, IL Abingdon square
kIg kth ayenuel.
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> Consisting OF two silver plated SHOW Windows,
ircnch plate glass; shelving Gas Fixtures 6c alrO
Shed o. feet long boarded aud timed Apply at - Fu
t4u sire NUr
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TNoR sAhE-A LARGE BRICK BUILDING, SIX
IL stories ioi 25x6O, containing good eng CINE SHAFT
ing ana elevator NATHANIEL ROE 20 Narick ST.
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TTOR SALE or ExCuANGE-THE OLD EsTAB.
Ut shed Livery stable. with stock. "a flfth avenue
brooklyn. room Tor nny bOrsea
j. Il. sr6sE. 49, Broadway New York.
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G150 CASH Wilt PURCHASE STOCK, BENCHES,
cstab shed Carpenter ami Builders shop: doing rood
bu all tho year roundi cause. owner so,ns ~
Europe, Address CASH. box 49, Herald oftce.
For Other Advertisements Under This
Heading Soc Directory.
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- sale cheap Lease. Stock, Fixtures and 6nod Ni;
owners other business Apply At ts Grand street.
New York.
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UCTIoN, AUCTIoN. AUcTIoF.-AT RESIDENCE
n l03 West 18th st. near 9TH Az. Extra large House
hold Furniture sale opportunity for house Keep
ers hoelkeepers and the trade this hursday1 morn
ing lu1k O'Clock. consisting magnificent rosewood az
octave Pianoforte, beautiful latest style Psror suits
brocade and haircloth Bedsteads Bureaus
washstand Dire sng Cases hair and spring Mattresses
Sofas, Chairs Lounges ktageres Curtains, 900 yards
all 375 lots; useful Paror, Library Dining
Furniture. Sale positive JULIUS kRAr MER, auc.
oneer. Goods packed and delivered for purchasers,
city or country.
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MJO An0 FOR THE MOST PERFECT THREE
ID C.UUU story brown Stone on Mnrray Htl' tmlne-
dale posseSsan also story same location below
cost /. j. DuNhiN, So Third avenue
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or Qna WILL BUY THE NEWLY PAINTED
y HUN four story brick private Dwelling No.
Fas1 Thrty-hrst street. must be sold To be seen
EMS hy pc init f. INTEL. LOIS third avenue.
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EDWARD sCHENCK AUCTIONBER
~ Large pcremptOry At auction Of China, deco
rated Dinner retA Tea sets aud Dessert SETS Paris
Bronzes and Clocks Parian marble atuettcs, Bone
Vases Cologne Sets aud Fiower stands crystal
graved Table Glassware. Ac Ac, 70 be soli az No CD
Liberty street on "Wednesday, thursday AMI Friday,
April IA, 10 and i6 At IA o'clock each day.
Goods on exhibition on Tuesday, April n
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VOL. XLvIII.

the field just below the lawn at about $3.50
r. NJ. Each party made ten shots with the
following results: MIR. Hack. of Augusta,
Ca. killed four birds; Mr.. G.. G. Goocn'
Virginia, four birds; Mr.. Henderson, LOUIS
vile, two birds; J. A, Frazier, eight biras
u. u. Bsrzizs. Houston, Texas. seven oiras !;
Mr. Treauwell, Memphis, five BIRDS; mr.
Carpenter, seven birds; Mr.. l.. b. Eatum'
Richmond. two birds; and Henry L. Millef'
Richmond. six birds.
The iudres were Mr.. r. G. Cummings of
Louisiana. Mr., Roberts. and Mr.. j. d. Lang
horne of i,vpchburg. Mr.. T. W. Porter was
the trap. .puller. and Mr.. Johnston put tue
birds in the trap. The match lasted seVeral
hours. Forty-eight birds escaped. Another
match will take place next Monday.
The weather for the past few days has been
perfectly charming. Tue sun shines during
most Of the day. and tie nights are cool aud
blankets comfortable. Every one Is rejoicing
that the rains have at least ceased Tor the
present.
The are four fine alum and one chdfybeate
spring here. Many wonderful cures have
been made by using these waters. Hundreds
who are scattered all over this country are
willing to testify as to its merits. -.l.
We have between two and three hundred
visitors, and no one seems IN hurry TO
leave. Among them are Hon. Montgomery
Blair, Maryland; Rev. MIR. Gbolston, Balti-
more; l.. 8. Ta;um. Richmond; I. 7. Lang
don, Baltimore; Mrs. Charles D. Hill and
daughter, Richmond; Miss Mclntire, Char
lottesville; J. D. Langhorne and Pleasants
Preston, Lynchburg.
But more anon. lVANHoE'
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RETAIL MARKET PRIcEs.-The following is
statement OF the retail city market prices
on Saturday:
Meats.-Beef- Choice, 16s to zoe. second
cuts, &c.,: shin, ~ to 25c. Feal-Cholce,
123 to 1Sc.; outlets, 1GSt.; shin, 10 to 3Oc.
Lamb, Il to 16c.: breast. 15c. chops, 16Sc.
Fouls. Chickens, very good, % to 35c., or
three for 81. Market we'll supplied. Ducks,
35 to SOC or 70c to 81 per pair.
Ffsh.-Fish are scarce and high; good spots,
16S TO 25c. per bunch; sheepshead, 12s TO
16Sc. per pound large trout, none in mar
ket; croakers and trout, from 1G to 25c. per
bunch crabs, from 80 to soc. per dozen
no sturgeon 10 market; black club, from
125 to 1Gc. per pound; Spanish mackerel,
from 16S to zoe. per pound.
Vegetdbles.-Iri Irish potatoes, new, 15c. per
half.peck; per peck. 25c. i; new sweet pota-
toes, 10c. per quart, Zoe. per halfpeck. Mar
ketweIl supplied. Beets. to DC. per bunch.
Cymlins, &c. per dozen. Tomatoes, best
quality, 25 to 50c. per peck. Snaps, S to
lOc. per halfpeck. Onions, 10c. per quart.
Cabbage, TO 10c. per head. Green corn,
10 to 15c. per dozen. Cucumbers. s to
1Oa. per dozen. Lima beans, 1Oc. per quart.
Black.eye peas, Sc. per quart.
Fruits. Apples, 8 to 15c. per quart, 2ac.
per half.peck; peaches, TO 10c. per qulrt,
25c. per balf. peck; whortlebei ries, s 10 1Oc.
per quart; cantaIoupes, to 5c. apiece; va
termelons, 5 to zoe.
Miscellaneous.-Bu prime, 80 to &c.;
cooking butter, Is to 30c. Eggs, 16sc.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. The follow
ing is statement of the conveyances OF real
estate for the week ending August 21, 1915 |:
Lots fronting feet on street, corner
Twenty.ninth street, for S4O0; % feet on
Seventeenth street for s4lz; IL feet on st.
James street for $l20; 81 feet on Thirteenth
street, corner E.. for s.; 34s feet, on h
street between Twenty-seventh and TTen-
ty.eighth streets for $500; 1872 feet on X
street, corner Twenty-cigbth, for 1900; %
feet on K street, corner Twenty eighth, Tor
80, 200; 24a feet on f street, corner oTwen-
ty-,hird, Tor .$725; 30<feet on Bloody Run
street, corner Ash, for 81 400; 81 feet on
Harrison street near for S4O0; 36s..2 feet
on Fl street between Twenty fi1tn and Twen'
ty.sixth for 1880; 80 feet on g street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth for $500 81 feet
on ST. Stephen street near Hill for LOO !;
30A feet on G street, corner Twenty.fourth,
for $T2S; 80 feet on High street near Pine
for $1,000; 80 feet on F street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth for S3,4C0; 10
feet on E street near Belvidere for p, 700 {;
96 5 6 feet on @ street, corner -Twenty.fittn,
for $3,47s; 59l feet on @ street for 1904.
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Police COURT, SATURDAY Justice j. j.
White prcsiding.-The following cases were
disposed Of: ......
j. T. Temple, charged with being drunk
and lying on the sidewalk, and violently re-
sisting the police Willie in the discharge of
duty. Fined 81.
John Rose, charged with being drunk.
Fined 81.
Andrew Adams, charged with being
drunk. Sent to his home in Petersburg.
Thomas Sagie, charged with creating q
disturbance in the First Market and threat
epipg to assault Thomas Hill. Let off on &C.
count of Toms beauty, aud the additional
fact that the case was not fully made out.
Nettie Bibb, charged with assaulting James
Taylor and falling TO appear before the court
when summoned. Sent to Jail for six
hours.
James Hays, charged with cursing. and
abusing, and attempting to strike Sylvia Lu-
CAS-. Sent to Jail for twenty.four hours.
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,.,,rnc Jordan Alum.

r.sNu
,.,,, SPRINGS, August 20. 1875.
:. ,olI and those Of your readers
,n, here with unfeigned pity. for
"" ~..,. rsi,yiug the delights OF the Jor-
I"' g.. >arinc.. The mere statement of
"'' ..'',,.,',.i,rou is proof OF how deserrediy
~" w.. ,hy. emotion. Those who have
.o.g.r viii believe me; those VINO nave
~. ,.t ~, =. .dopptinc ThomaSeS," can read
..,~..u,n trllr believers at the cost OF only
- ,.y d,y Ewa'cr trcsl. One ought surely
v;iiL. - oe horn IN q ne" iaith
=. .n,, I.,r expense, ana "ililnS 10
nr above prIce 10 De renewed OF
F~a...n.l in the reality Of this thing
,,., which Will indeed remain "a
- r,.-. Il ike flexible quotations
-. l,..'; ,..op">e 10 write description 0!
''' .,., - ~ scenery sud magniilceut
'" ...-.;,.,.. lor. 10 Use the farorite dodge
..t,.,. Speakers when suffering from Il
.., ~. IDEAS. words are wanting, lan-
,.... a.. But 20 return, and pitch
....... ,..,, oi The object OF this letter.
..,...r..,,, n4il ol last Wednesday night.
.,~.,,s.. Success Nothing WAS want.
,..,.,,. a.. admirable ballroom, sweet
'., :r.,..r.,.., mu-Ic ay kc>Snich'> band, and
"' ..,,,g.,.r n persons, both Of those
-.,........rl IN The fun aud OF those who
-s. :. ID, ,-r.-ou." Among the ladies
,',.... ,..r. il The lroic were Mrs. Flame
,.r.t.,go' GypSicS--dres>ed in a green
,...,,i trimmings overSkirt and bed
,'-,l..g 80, w,n yoiA >;ars, Il black lace veil
...t.E y,.... >,a.> red k!d boots. Misses
>.".'"'r y, .,,''r,.-nnnn, = raiubow-blue
.>'' W. ,..,I',,'.. ,.,rnrS o. the bow in silk.
-" 'N,' ,,.r-.-r, .,od body. the other,
''.'". '..-., ' .,d,. black silk skirt. yeIIow
- ~ ,,ith hrirt jaca veil. Miss
-, l,..ii,n ncosant Girl. Miss
L'''' in,.,'., a. I,tt,r Ho.nSep. white
-" "'"'.' 49,, b,t ,r;,n,d 1yith III
G'''>' 1884,. "i ,.;,~,n.d ,itb co,nred r;h.
tl"''.' co,ln, ne q prid..
!!> '''>' ,c,.a >rn,,,b Nrs vvins'
N =. H.. ~. i,,,,,mnra ne Norninp
i'N 49,, ~ I,r,a nto,ue,ta-h hlne
80. a. rr',... ,,air nnr1nrad with
>Ht. t,,'n u,hrd ha,wseu Won
WI ..jr ,,,,.! o,,. the above descrin.
""" "' : ,.r. ou+ or o,hnr-
'''">' .'I an, ,ot r..n,ns;b,e I
I'm, not least" in
49, .,.u.,.i'n ,ro lords of creation.
~, ,..,.'.,,t,,r, ,x.,s dra>se1 as DE.
.'.' H. ~ - {; -h,,rr Represented Col.
,r,.,,.,...,,, T. nv rho ..yov nonuIi -
90 ,., I,nn., nf p..r.n.tas from
-. '.'' ',h.r r.nrasentst;vn Of
i''.""'.' ~ :, ,t. ~ ~ if;iIor ranrosant.
'A' ''' "',''' r 49, ',.rar'I ,,n,n,ar I
80 - "' -. - ,"', ,,,',,:s -. ,nu nan NJ.
T'' N',,' ,t'- Io-d,o tiTw snr;nys n:
i,..' N''''' ~ ,,.,',,',,' ~ rn,,I Tha Mn;r,r
W o,,.,.Ii,n,'%,.'i nn IN" clow of his
=, u",1 T.ai,.. CoinnoI SaI.ers h.d
N">'' u ~ '', ,''''; ",. "'v, W. on,Id
b u. N' ~" ',". ,, 49, ~, ,on';,1 49, o' y,
We . D" 49, ,.,,,,,,',, ~ oni"r :, b., ha
''' '"' - =, ,',',~,., ~ ,H,,r-nI ~
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From kochbridse Alum Springs.
kucKBglDGE ALUM SPRINGS,


kUcKGgIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
August II. 1873.
I-a>r "Go mend leaving the city for 4
l~@ N'l-. Aat Wish u spend pleasant time,
,...'.tI g.? III yue4n, stop a, the Roch. Alum.
!pE Richmond, Washington, and Balti.
Mr'" ...~c springs can he reached in twelve
i'UIs. The magnificent mountain scenery
"i'ns IT," iiae OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
'"H"d x enough Of itself to repay oLe for
sUct I! trl.
\, ''o,ar2 you take comfortable stage,
"Ad "!jrg a >hor, Is well is delightful ride
over d" -yoG ioAd you enter one OF the pTet-
..>t a.: "rccn laws, in which are many
!''bu>'u.e >nadc-tieca, aud in another mo-
i'"E. HE ,;a-c stop, at the hotel, where you
i'"'A"H hearty wcl0uic 10 all of the isriri-
r-,'' q 'Ae Rock. A1um." A. 4. Doom,
L" polite Eoom-cIclk, viii be the tilst to
r-i"& You, aaG in II ieud voice will cay,
"'' "2A, @%ntlemen, to the office, and re-
E''eI soul nunc-.' whk in the next breath
!'~ VIII hear him cry out, "Piease come
a." "EHiA yOvr ba9gage,' tue lady psssen-
.'n ttN hG bean III The nean time taken to
''' --.'r> .tcepuon-room-
~ u" nice Captain W.. A. Lewis, the
'''! ctrirnt ca4,hcr, wiit .be on hand to
-'''. You with his genial smile aud kind
'"''rr' u J>'ng rttl ~ oDce &c feel at home
''n" !a"', ;El lot least. you will hear sooA
90" you. -!llTaI the lipglug 1i bell, which
'''""> tHS you musS come 10 supper. Atter
i'' ''"h'L- O. :; you i-lire to yopr room, and
~'' 'o'H "''etang swcetly. forgetting self,
."a 20" p!c HahenlA by the n.Isic Of the
''''''' ana :'+i start up and see the bright
81" '"L'hS tuto your 4Jon, which tells you
'''h'S Iuat lie day has dawn4d. You feel
-'.l'H h"M @Cod nights rest. and are
80: 10 Utri~ie The ALUM" a splendid
f'A''' i 0rMk oi water before bIeskiasf,
49, 49, ''!I "Iaere during the day, wiz give
;'- ".'r a!lcti,e and maze you feel like u
'' "AN" -cycrai ways TO aMuse ourse,ses
I,' a ~"pu many ptpy teD-pins durlng
morning and afternoon, cr a game OF
:u'' ! agreeable TO some, while Others
-| q II deal more pleasure in talking
"aiAt With the young ladies.
- f'Sty yl->hoolipg luateh came Off on yes-t
,.-'' /" ti4r amust mtnt OF cot u few. AL
." 2ehticineu are assembled in field |
,, ."h>; about t~eBty.seyen feet from |
=, "' J. Tap, in which Is placed pigeon
I,. aH'n signal rope, which is attached to
IN 49, rap is pulled, and The bird is thrown
r. -, ar, when one Of The party fires at j. {
'~I'' lie lhen goes after ii, and returns
n.y. rHe pace where he fired the shot. Il
,ril '"'t '' VINO were to take part ia the shoot
''e' ""H uaDy Of The guests, assembled IN J
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CHARGED WITH OBTAINING MONEY UNDER
FALSE PRErENcEs. Special Policeman Alex
auder Winfree, of the city of Manchester, on
Saturday arrested Mr.. II. c. GiddiDgs, Of
Chesterfield, upon the charge Of obtaining
forty. dollars In money in various sums from
Messrs. Henry Jordan, Samuel Archer,
james DooIittle, and John Cersley, all citi.
zens of Manchester. The accused was bailed
by Justice Perdue in the sum OF S400 for his
appearance at the Mayors Court this morn.
ing. His brother, Mr. W. F. Giddings, be-
came his s11rety ,
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THE MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoN.-Th first
moonlight excursion of the season will take
place to. morrow evening. The splendid fast
steamer o. 4. Arnold-and the commodious
barge Greenbush have been chartered for
the trip, and all who desire few hours OF
delightful recreation and rest will no doubt
" patronize this line" The steamer will
leave the Old Dominion Steamship Compa.
n1's wharf at S 2. NJ. There will be dancing
aud music two bands having been engaged),
refreshments, &C. The committee of arrange
nenls announce that good order will be en-.
forced.
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Excursion TO WASHINGTON. - Virginia
Lodge No. ., Knights of Pythiaas, will make
an excursion to Washington on the G.h of
September for the benefit of the Lodge.
One of the objects which the committee of
ARRANGEMENTS had in view in selecting the
9Th was to afford the eXcursionists an OPP
portunity to attend the grand :nngerfest
in Washington on that evening. The
strictcst order will be enforced. No disre-
putable characters will be allowed 10 90 :
and if the weather is favorable the trip will
no doubt be highly enjoyable.
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r. THE ALLEGED HORSE STEALING CAsR.-Ths
case Of George Riley and John Lee Ware,
charged with stealing horse and buggy
from Patrick Laughln, valued at $3.50, was
called for examination in the Police Court
on Saturday. After full hearing of the testi-
mony the young gentlemen were discharged,
but admonished for their improper conduct.
Several witnesses testified as to the good
character Of the young men.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MISSING Boy Found DRowNED.-The body
of John Hach, son of John Hach, ,sof No. 1926
Lester street, Rockets, who has been miss
ing from bis home sincealast MSnday, and
had been advertised for by his parents, was
found Friday in the James river, ut Chaffin's
bluff. His body was in an advanced state Of
decomposition and much eaten by fishes.
The coroner did not deem an inquest neces.
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PERSONAL M. L. straus, of the
Common Council, has returned to the city
from his recent visit to the bot Springs.
Mr.. II. y. Whitcomb has gone to New
York to attend meeting OF the Mississippi
River commissioners. .-.. ."
Alderman Charles L. Todd has returned
to the city. ..
Rev. Thomas L. Preston, D. D., is in Lex
ipstop, Va.
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A special from Galesburg, Illinois, to the
Chicago Times, says That JEFF. Davis has ac-
cepted an invitation TO address the Knox
County Agricultural Society next Sep.
tember.
One cheese. manufacturer in Central New
York is said to have cleared eleven thousand
dollars this year. He must have been mitey
INDUSTRIOUS .-NeaC York Commercial.
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!: ALLEGED THIEF ARREsrED.--Sergeant Ha u,
of the Second police district, on Saturday
arrested Amanda Brooke, charged with steal-
inc robe valued at three dollars. the pro-
nefty of William Wrenn. Justice White
win probably settle the matter this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-23

ALLEGED SAMPLE IN TROUBLE
Sergeant George w. Folkes arrested Mr. G.
K. Sisson on Saturday evening, charged on
warrant with unlawfully offering for sale
merchandise by sample without first obtain
ing q license therefor. The accused was
5aiIed for his appearance before the Police
Court this morning, with Mr.. L. ". Hoen-
niger as security.
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ORDERgD TO BE KILLED.-Ann, Greer: was
before the Police Justice on Satu day 70
show cause why she should not be 1ned Slo
for allowing vicious dog to run at'large an ana
bite DANIEL Johnson on the street. fhe
:Justice ordered the dog to be killed. aat aas
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAYS

z. d. EACHO, s 2. NJ brick and frame-building
aud Office on the corner Of Main and Third Streets
to be removed. ra
RICHARDSON 8 CO., 6 p. NJ, twenty two build
Ing los iu the county OF Chesterfield near Man
chester. 1 .. s.
r. 9. ANDERSON & CO., 1OH A. NJ, gre ceries, &c.
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TEMPERANCE CosyEsT1oH-There viii be-
. convention of the colored Sons OF Tempe,
apce Of this city and Manchester, at Cd
Fellows Hall, on the l4th Of September.
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DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsR.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added well.selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which. together with our rMpsOvED MA
cIuSERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant rs IN guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex-
nadLlnuc manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-23

NOTARY PUBLIC. --William n. HicE
Pi.tsy yIvania county, was appointed noss. i
public by the Governor on Saturday.
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corner ., Main and Tenth streets,

SARATOGA and all other styles or TRUNKS at
BosCHEN's, 500 and 511 Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER V4LIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS. LADIES
fine SATcHELs, &C., at BoscHES's, 500 and GIL
Broad street
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ITO DENTIsTs.-The profession viii fnd every
requisite either for the office or the laboratoryae
C.GESNET's, 1901 Main'street.
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@, ,ention abroad upon the lust conditions
Indicafed. The coiored people OF The State
eonffont their white fellow.cItizens -tn. , .sav
upon high and honorable grounds. Eaeer
TO adjust all differences for the good Of aii.
they speak wholly for themselves. and put
forth these sentiments to intelligent minds
and q just God. -.a--''''',
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THE VIRGINIA RILEY WHIsKEY sold by CHRIS
TIAN & WHITE has been analyzed by Drs. McCaw
and Taylor and recommended as pure medicin,,
beverage Pricefor two-year old, $3.50 per gallon;;
price for three-year old, 1876 % per gallon.