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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-22

FROM SMYTH COUSTY-kLLED EY LIGHT
Ming REPORTED MILLING OF Two NEGROES
GEORGE W. PALMER, ETC. SO LEorrH>p md
ence of the Lvncmhu'g RtPu0hCda 100
ndrToft, july 90, 1919. "A distressing
casualty occurred near seven Mile Ford, III
mis- county, on Sunday evening fast. Il
young nun 10y the name vi Charles McCrady,
IN company with four other young gentle
men, we're out in an apple.orch srd gather
,ng apples, when a cloud arose. and soon
there after Il discharge Of lightning struck
the tree under which they were, instant ~
killing Mr.. McCrady and Knocking down
the other tour at the same time. Mr.. Nc
Grady was the son OF Il widowed mother,
upon whom this eiil ction falls with distress
| lug Ell CT. she baving lost her husband aud
three sons during tine late var.
4 rumor reached here las, night that two
negro men were killed and another fatally
wound yesterday at the Mouth OF Wilson,
in Grayson county. They attacked white
man while under the il tluence OF liquor,
when he shot them with Il double-barrei
shotgun. He has left the county 10 avoid
arrest.
Mr.. George w. Palmer, one of the most
| liberal !snep | know Of, has employed Rev.
Samuel 4. Steele, late chaplain at the Uni
NeIslIt, ~ Pietcu al HIS cnuicn Nv ''Hie
three times 4 n.onth, for which he pays him
81 200 and boards his familve lie also pays
Or. +. h. Wills, Of Emory, 800 for one ser
mon Il month. and for every fifth Sunday he
pays Or. Burr, of Abingdon, so.
Ex-Governor McMulin positively declines
running for the Legislature in this county.
| but announces himself candidate for a seat
in the mex. Congress.
Farmers from Roanoke to this county tel
me That they will lose from one-fourth 10 one
third of their wheat on account OF the In
cessant rains.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. July 81, 1875.

Al Rived.
Steamer Shirley, skinner, Baltimore, meI chan-
disc and passengers. g.. =. Titum ageLt.
Steamer John sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mel
chapdisc anJ passengers. l.. H. iatur, agent.
choouer Foamirg eea, uroters, Baltimore coal
sch "oner Eclipse. IaSkrn, New York, guano,
Che prIkc aud ohio railroad.
>c,ooi.er Harry LaL'lell, Taylor Ne" 1orS
Schooner Ellen HolJgae, GolGing, Philadelphia
coal. 5. Z. LaIhIop. ,. ,
schooner Laura {. Wolf. McDevitt. PhiIadel-
ph,a coal powhaian Iron {, mpany.
schooner milton, Richardson, Norfolk, light
Scnooucr Moonlight Rogers, New York, light.
SAILED.
Schooner Martha Collins. Graves, Baltimore
granite and slate, urls Il Parker
schooner LIN II. Barle:, Larder, Philadel phla
Bryant, Currie x %.
CLEAKED FOR THIS PORT.
From ro.ton july 10Th, bark pepita Nicr J.
tiaijn, fer Richmond Va, to TOAD for oouth Amc.
rlca
PHILADELPHIA july 2O.-Arrtved: Soho oncr
Mary =. GrIrr. Pardee, four days from james
HaL~iMonE. July 2O.-Arrived: schooners saco;
Lewis, from James river with uinb.r. .,
NEW lohK, July 19.-Arrived: sch 7oners 6. Z:
iu aJ &. Gbs ~, B1wker. from Virginia.
The Lignt-house Board announces that on Inc
/ 9th OF Augu,t light will lie shown IRON I'M.
tight house Just erected At IoD'S marshes, 1oEh
river Va. Ihis structure. which WAS on'lt bv Bal
timOrc contractors. is On Il sq,are irpn'screw ph.
foundation, paint brown. The Keepers frame
dwelling l. paintcd white and the roof brown: Ian.
tera on top of dwelling painted white, with 1d
roofs The light viii De fixed wBle the FOCAL paEe
is fIriy- ,hr.e feet above mran low water. lie
light should be seen In clear weather eleven nauti-
rsI miles fir IN the deck Of vessel nf cen feet
above The 81 Us position - latitude VIA hof'h'
in md sfier ug,i-t 23d lie light at present cx-
limited on the Keeper dwelling ut Joroan's Honl.
Inns RIVER WILL be sh ,wn from wooden tower
mi mt, d white or cited upon The poinI directly IN
front of lhe present bel.lower. which wiIl. DC re
moyed. The characteristics OF the llEnt WI re-
n,,in tho same ms heretofore A bell VIII ~ truck
nv m', machinery during thick and iolgy weather ut
Intervals Of ten seconds.
IBy Telegraph
NEW YORK. july 2l-Arflv.I: Fictons,, S Ta.s
ot E."ryi, WrIuud south Amerlci, CiiY OF vera
y, rived out CT neral Won Lobelesi, Robert
Rnlllia. Queen.
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ai 8 ls 9 aasngs,
Liquors. wIn.s. -,

Il
An LIQUORS, Wines, &c.
a s,n scotch. Oess brands, pinss, s2as2
Rerf'neo Whfske1s: Market steYd,,y, .av,.,,..
Proof held at 81 IS. "a : =. = 'l advancing
Rgs Hhtskeps: Medium, al.a03ss2: nr,s III,
r2MM: virginia Mountain, new S2Gnxo, HI .' IN
:2.50NG34J0 and upwaras, = 1900 osu
Din: Domestic. IL .359VY2: tmpor,ed ia c.
BrGndtes: domestic fI.25(lsZ: Tr1yif ii az az
$3.50: apple. new. t2Ga82 so : peach tS. ,1'
hum: New England. 1896 gsI SO; jamaIe,
and Santa Cruz, s4GS6. 80
Powder, Shot. Etc. E gs.
Fuse: Toys mining. so, 60c. GISl.25 u 100 fee1
P0t1feT: 1915 by the tive segS-iess than nv;
ketS, So: blasting. f3.6DRF4
SHIT: Northern: ~. 40@s2 so q Gag OF IS rs.
Gri. NSt07'es: 13hG2l4.. u u.
Lumber, Slaves. Etc: ...s4..t..
LuWlbe,': White oak. II 1da14.5D a LOCO: West.
ern Qtrgini. poplar Al 5Gas25 y 1000: white pine,
1S5e4s15 ~ .UOO. yellow ,tne boards. 81 O6Dfl4
t0ist- S12GSlS. according 70 lengths Shingles
Pine, s2.5G1s5: Iypress six-inch, S7.5Ozzs1 $50
l,9o0. Laths-Split, $3.50; sawed. 1850 q
Whlskey-barr"l timber, green. 81 1920
u 1000: seasoned. E2OGS25 a 1,OCdl. Flour.
BARREL timber. t6H*7.5O D LOCO. Flour barre
poles, Sftl 81: hogshead hoop, no demand; hick-
DRY hoop, $3.50. =.
RGgs-Mixed cotton. SIC: white, 4@ec.; wool.
len, 1hQ22c.
MilI.Feed.. is
Shipstuf: Doc. u bns,el.'
BT0tonSt,lH: 30D35c. q bushe
Shorts: 25n30c. X hushel.
Wheat Br1n: 2O@25C. n hushel ,t-
Corn Bran: lSG20c, q busheL
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PosrAL.--New po>t-oticeS are establish ed
in Virginia as follows: AT SANDY ROM
Bedford county, on the route tsoH IhaXton''
10 S,ewarlsville, with Daniel /. Hagan as
postmaster at Coopsvllie. Bedford county
on the same route, with John L. Preas a.
postmaster at Gi!iamSvil!e, Bnckinsham
county, Cd the route from Cumberland Court
house TO New Canton, with William >. y
Goode AS postmaster; at Miles's Store, MIA,
dIeseX county, between Tree SHADE ah0
Sandy Bottom, with John A. Niles us post
m4ster and at Union Level, Mecklenburs
county, on the route from LawrenceV!lle &c
Boydtop, with Mary +. House rs postmaster
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RICHMOHb hInnoag hS {
Rail ROAD COMPANY. {

RICHMOHG nTnnsaukat
Raj ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE !. 1876, trains
" on this road will RI, IS follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND >OCTH
EDO A, NJ, THROUGH MAIL aaijy Except suns
Jay). connecting for al points South
and est. STEPPING car nttIched.
7:45A NJ, FREIGHT TRa IN daily texcepE Sum
da,) with coarh attached, TOR Peters
burg and stations on INT Sontnsldo
road. Lynchrurg, anu the West.
1.45 P M THROUGH VAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas.
s.ngers taking fhSs train VIII make
Close connection at Petersburg lcS
Norfolk.
500 P. H., FIR EIGHT daily except sundsyh
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3O A. NJ. FREIGHT fRAIS daily except
S1nday) with coaea attached.
1O:4O 4. IL. THROUGH ~ ALL oaily, connecting
with. RiclUond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad FOR all points EaSe
and West.
500 NJ. FREIGHT da,v Except Sundayh
coach attached.
1852 II, 7'HROu6H VAIL daily except SUN.
dayj, connecting with Richmond.
FrtHericK5nurganGP Potomac railroad
for al points East rad West. Pullman
Sleeper attached RUNNING through 70
Baltimore. Also making close CON.
nectiOu'with as Glesnp- AXE and Ohio
railroad Tor tile Vagina springs aad
poinus NORTH and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will nos STOP between Hch<
mond and Petersburg exceDf ~ Chester.
Trains on the Glove, htl railroad win leave
Clover cir pits $50 A.. 81: sod returt ing. VIII
leave G5esteI ut 2:4U II. y hily except suamyss
ALL TRAINS leAv1ng Petersburg Will start from
ADpolnattox depot. .
mSZ9 a. ShAW. Snnerlnrenne":-
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should occur previous 10 the middle Of Sep
ffrfnhrf There Ia no IN afnrahesszis4

| should occur previous 10 the middle Of Sep
ffetn6ef there Is no feas6ff 20 apprebsStias
short CROP In Minnesota, Wisconsin, and
Michigan the bsckwardness IF the crop is
.uch that there Is little hope of more than
half crop, bat as these States raiae but lit.
! lie coru the diminUtion OF the crop there
viii have but little Influence on the slpply.
Po. 1tocs will yield full crop in all sec
tions. The Colorado bug Is only spea tor
most nat in the eastern States. In The
West IL hasr disappeared. having been almost
entirely ex,e, minated by the heavy rains.
Some eomplaias,s OF rs depredations come
from points east o, u the Ohio, but none from
the Wcs'. The rcs.'rts of the cotton crop
are exceedingly favora,. lie. The armv.worm,
so destructive to Tue pla.7 has appeared in
but few sections. The g. ton produc. OF
Tennessee. Arkansas, Misstn 'pp,, Alabama,
Georgia, and Virginia will be the largest
ever produced. The plant is fonrlshing in
even the more northerly ATTITUDES, aud In the
extreme South picking has commenced.
Planters are sanguine of splentud crop,
and as there has been no trouble with the
negro laborers there will he no danger of
loss from incomplete harvesting.
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CROP REPORTS Chicago, July 20.-Tbe
Times tomorrow will pu olsh reports OF the
condition of growing crops and The progress
of the harvest, collected from all portions of
the United States east of the Rocky noun.
tains. The dispatches comprise reports
from over pine hundred counties. The wet
weather of the past two months has resulted
in extraordinary growth of all kinds OF
grasses consequently the hay crop will be
large in all parts of the West, and il has been
very generally harvested. The wheat has
been harvested in sections lying south OF the
44th degree OF latitude. lu Wisconsin
il is much above average in quality
and quantity. In Illinois and Indiana
some damage has been done to crops
by rain, bugs, and other causes, so that
the Weld will not probably exceed three
fourtbs the average. In Kansas, Nebraska,
Minnesota, and Iowa reports show that the
crop will be largely in excess of last year.
Ia the two tirSt-named States the drpreda
tons of grasshopperS have been COMPARE
lively Insignificant. Unless some unlocked
for calamity occurs the producers Will realize
a far greater return for their labor than FOR
MANY wears. In Kentucky, Michigan. ONE,
Missouri, and the eastern States ahere Is
every prospect of Il far better yield than bert :
totore. The product in these States Is repre-
septed as being much superior in quality to
that of former years. Oats promise an eS'
traordinarily large yield 10 some sections.
The heavy rains that have fallen recently
have lodged the grain somewhat, and the
chlnctl. buy elsewhere has caused some dam
age, but there Is every indication that the
weld will be at least forty to fifty bushels 10
The acre, and in many sections much larger
RYE and barley promise well. These crops
are not extensively grown, but there Is every
indication that the supply will be fully equn
to the demand. Corn is not yet lna'ured in
the Northwest. In Alabama, MISSISSIPPI
Georgia. and some parts Of Arkansas anG
Tennessee the crop has been harvested, ane
il r,ore abundant than for many years; III
! illinois, Iowa, Missouri. iabio, ana lnalat,s
The crop is backward, eas unless lEq'l
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From Matthew County.

MATTHEWS COUNTY, july l6, 1875.
Ed'tDrS Of Dispatch: arrived here the
i"tn aud enjoyed myself prodigiously catch
IN. cubs, oysters, and butterf,h. They
nav" thin, whrc shell, q neck like a terra.
pm, aud live in the mud. They are the most
nishIy esteemed Of any shell-f>h caught here.
Inc principal crops are fish and oysters.
Vegetation is looking well, though not
much cultivated this year.
VA Ioamng among he orchards l find
'HIt III abundance. But rs time flies fast in
PHEASANT COMPANY ! imagine auOlhcr year
hAu rolled around While l was being wei
s'lneu, MAlEsgsING.
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FRAScE-THE TUNNEL BILL-PRoBABLE
RECESS OF THE ASSEMBLY Versailles, July
2O.-The Assembly, after 'ii>posing OF the
budget, will take up the bill relative 10 the
proposed tunnel between France ana Eng
land. A private bill in reference 10 the same
proiec, has already passed the British House
of Commons, and is now before the Loros.
The committee OF the Assembly Das re-
solved to report 10 favor OF recess lron'
August Sth to November l6!h.
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DELEGATES PREsENr.--L London, July 3D.
The delegates Attending the Presby terrain
Conference number 100 The follo"ing Anne
rican representatives attended yesterday eye
ming: Rev. Dir. Morris. of Cincinnati; Dr,
McCosh, of Princeton; Stuart Robinson. o.
louisville; Sloan, OF Allegheny Ci'y' ano
schatr and Rogers, OF New YORK.
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INSURANCE LEGIsLATIoN.-Hdrtor u,
july 2O.-The House of Representatives has
amended the bill concerning the American
National Life Insurance and Trust Company
of New Haven, providing that The question
of the value of assets shall be decided by the
Chief Justice of the Supreme and judge OF
the Superior Courts and il the company ana
the insurance commission fail to agree on the
value of assets on the 1st of September the
property shall 90 into the hands of the com
missioner pending the judicial proceeding.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July "a Noon.-Stocks staafa.
Money, y. Gold, 1l2B. .EXchauge-LOne, 4SI !;
sh"rl, 400. Gornn,nents dutl ahd Irregular.
States QUIZ and s:eady.
Erening.- Money! cay at HOP Sterling stea-
der al 4S7. Gold 81 scd ar 1l27S@1.3. Govern
neuts dull and irregular. STATES quiet and nominal.
. BALTIMORE.
e BALrlNoRE, July 21.-Eirgjna 6's pcelerS. 46:
consols, 6713. Wesi NIrgin,a's 81. North Caroll,a
6's, Old, 20 :n-w 10. bid 'o-t ay.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Jnly 81, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White 436 bushels. Red, 500 BUSH
els.
CORN White. $50 bushels.
UATy.-354 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, ESQ bushels goo at ~ 80: 3S
bu -h"is ve.y good II! 81 .40-l0ral, 2SS bustri~.
Red, 3T6 bushels very good ON private terms lao
yu heels very .0od al ) .40 SO u'hels ,nnlou al
81 100 bushels a. tl.35-toidl. II Dushr-.
CORN HhHe, 80 bushels at SSc.; $50 bushels
very good at 9Uc.-tota 800 bushels.
RT-kXHIBlThD.
OATS.-200 bushels new.
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FTRNTTURP.
SALE.

Intending to make q change IN our business AZ
I'm July we are selling our entire stock OF rs,
NTrUhE and MATTRESSES without regaro
to COsT. We have a large and complete stocs, sau
buy ers will not hive The opportunity aeaan VI o'
Ii parties needing our GOODS eau save mon':y by
seeing our lock. You will lind BEDsTsAp,. sIpE-
nOREs PAKLoR FURNITURE, v. AsHsTASDs
LOUNGES, TABLES, BOok-SAsGs, CHAIRS. ETA
CERES MATTRESSES. anu 4 arr..i variety OF othet
Euors. HaHWUJD i RITTER.
~ lin ooFern'f 's.ss"
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HHANTGN INSIDE LlZE.'STTtslI91ss, sI

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE VI WEN
RICHMOND SNU PHILADELPHIA.
rRI-W EEKLi.
f,n and alter CCTo"Eit 1ST the spenhld IRON
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond 4 crs-
DAYS. THURSDAYS, ana SAiUknAi. irol.
i.nwatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
!weny-.ccond and !aock streets making Close con,
win the Phlr.elphia. " iImington. and Baltimore
Rallroad Company for Philanclnhit.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All fr.ipht by tins line covered lire and marine
insurance free OF cost. NO du'fagr cha!Scu, al
Richmond. Rates ~ bow as any DINER me; NJ
Is the nackes, line between Philadelphia ana klcii-
mond. 49, 80, =, ,,o.,.d
tr,.iyilts ordered hv this line Should be marked
"Cantnu Inside Line and sent Ia the riliiic-
phl, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, fhiliue-'
pha. , otc,
Freights received daily In Philadelphia ana klch.
moud. For farther information apply TO
L. y. TaTUM, Agent,
Offices Twcnty-secoud and 0ck streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
J. 5. VII son, General Freight agent,
phiI,Ja,nhi, ia . >
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A'OR BALTIMORE. fs4s.l
T. TRI.WEEKLY. xszzxRs
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE Is
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT
TRANSFER BETW EEN RICHMOND AND
~ BAETIMOEL.

NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
rha pesussnd fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WkSTUYEi., of this line, leave their new pier, IN
che l,ock, fsr: Of Twentv-secona street every
rIIESDkY and THURSDAY MORNINGS 1T
o'clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at !
O'Clock Tor Baltimore, making close connection. al
Locust -oint wish Baltimore and OHIO raiif"aa ioI
Hent "a! rail- Dad tor northern cities and canada.
through bills signed TO Baltimore AM al polhhss
wesI, AND rates guaranteed as low Us ~ any oInei
Ofiices, twenty second aud Dock and Nintn sno
Main streets. oe"A
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .c+eFff,
~ COMPANY. s.zs;-ss
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dspalen one Of their snlendlt
sell, RICHMOND ,anc GEORGE ". ELDLR-
very TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY d
high Water. ,,
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1
prcssly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, ststerooTs, anu BATH
rooms. ,
The fare, accommodations, and attention are 1D
surpassed. ,, ~,
Goods shipped by this line arc landed reguiarls
a New FORK OF the CoIapaEy's covered pier, ~
North river - ,, L..
Freights for points beyond New Euck ior"ariet
NTH Glspatch. and 10 charge made except actua
Freight received until z. NJ. daily.
For further information, apply 20
GEORGE w. j Is Gh Y CO., Agents,
my 10 office Cop,rs a.'s prharvcs. Pockets.
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RICHMOND, YonE bIgEk Asb BEsAPEAXEl
RAILS CAD ONPASx,
OFFICE or TIE SUPERINTENDENT,
kicAfaDSQ, VA, May 10, 1ash>
~SH ANGE OF EDU LIZ.

T.
saSsENGE Err TRAISS,eaye West Poin DAILY
at,s A. 81, arrivipg. at kiehm0pd NJ kO A. Nj
lane Rich e. ;P n, NJ riviny at W9st Point
trains connect i West Poiut with steamers from
baltimore ana all: EASTERN points on, WEDNES-
days, fridays. AUD sCsDAis~ and. witn
steamers for Bat.USSre and all eastsfn phnis on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYs,a and FklDA fS. =,
Fare 10 Balttt2ore. "a
Fare To Waahnxt0p ........'...' *
Fare 10 Phiedalphla.,. * ~
es TTHsiRSoHn ~. TaXiHs Ssss eGona
AZ $40 a. 81, chi WsDN SttA y. FRIDAY, ana
SUNDAY >cnEnectiae al West Potn' va hsieAmers,
and octsey5ng frGlxns In halumcr. eAris next
muruiny: rstnruh 6. ,eaye West Il. 400 ~. ar
living al Rlcbmsnd a. 5.2S r. n. and connecting
with Tho. 7 hrvrga Fr.isht rains on toe kienAond
and Ia willie r7ailsosd Tor all s0tshefn points.
coach aitachea, leave R,cnpiond ~ 500 "A. On
TIyssI1AYS THURSDAYS. AM SATURDAYS,
md Jc,y. ~ est poip for kashinoud same days AZ
1IIsSA. NJ. az, IYiuk at R!csnond VI 800 +. d.
/ ire manage cnr taxes lsvasuEe In a6n0uacin8
| N the Iszs.eihpg public and shippscs tnsL 10, TING
tea SIT rhis line. between Bal J3ore aaa 49,
poJnt h.Se been rettied In TIE nADst tootou2n
! manner fJP The accommodation o1paesengers ana
Trs.yslIsrs taking this line arrive 10 Baltimore
f,r .mpie lime TO CONNECT with The rau hnts toS
\ phihJ ;Iphia. New Yosk, bostos, AMI all eAsssfn
i and woeftru points. 80 ~
/ Eretvhts viii be given tue utmost d'spatcn. ~
,snssers Mt Rich .noao Of fraghis ~ or from .us
| ar~ nSioIs. IT. r. DJUGLA-S.rupertntena
~. BRAGG. Master IRA sD0ratiol. Lns I-
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MINERAL WATER.

MINERAL WATER.
CHAMPION SCOUTING SPRING..
SARATOGA, y. y.
We call the attention Of the public 70 lne "A'eA
from tn,s NEW SPhING. The analyses show II "a
be stronger than any other sprisR.e Sal a'osa' -
has large quantity of carbonic aid gas and Is'ss
Lu,,. ,r,, refreshing. sIRpfU just rece! TeG
,r.os, PURCELu,. LADD co,
iva Agents Yirs,sIG Springs "siars>
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D.lInADE LPH T., RICH es-4
l. MONU, AND NORFOLK STE AM sSSs.ssszSs
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
4 WFEK.-Until further notice the steamers OF
mis- line will leave philadelphia every TUES.
DAY md SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at ~ o'clock.
Freight taken at low rates for al parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Pro7i.
i.Ece and Boston. Also. for Liverpool and Ant
wcrp pia Red Star arc American steamship lines
and bills OF ladng slgpe- throuPn.
W. P. PORTER. Agent,
2425 D0ca SSIe2i. Richmond.
WILLIAM i. CLYDE & CO.
mh12 No. ~ South Wharres, Philadelphia.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSf1nI
- COMPANY. E..AsoA
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
ok. PORTSMOUTH. ga

SUMNER SCHEDULE. ,.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW 1Okh,
ALSO FOR ,, .
OLD POINT AND We DE L'EAU iioicL
AND .,
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RiNER.
On aud aIlcr III hsDAY, June 1st. 1870, this
lumpany's fast and elegant steamer Jolt' = "
FtSrr L. Captain j. 4. POST. carrying ohlteu
State; Mali, will leave wharf. kockctts, Tor dove,
,amed puius TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATURDAYS at & a. VI.
Passengers make sure connections with hay Line
at Nnriolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Nc"
York.
FARE TO VUE DE L'EAU AID
OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
ROUND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
FARE TO NUnFULk ONLY. w
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
IURN.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oU
Fare 10 baltimore. .................'.. Wy
Fare TO Philadelphia. ........-..".. oo
Fare TO New York. ~ ou
Tickets for sale on sieaDers, ut CARRIER Co. :
Ticket Agency. Main stree, aud Exchange 'otei,
aud baggage check, d through. Freight received
daily for boston, Norfolk. and Portsmouth,, ana
regular landings on james river from A. NJ. 10
6 i. NJ. ut reason able rates.
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid.
L. +. TATUM. General aecnf.
Office Company's wharf. Rockets; branch once
at W. ID. Flair L CO.'S, corner Of Ninth and Main
y. w 80 N ie
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RICHMOND, FKEp,G = toTuNbi Y 600
OFFICE GENERAL TIcEKr AGFs~
RICnyoSp, May go, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

2:35 P. n, DAY Mali. ieavee Byrd-Street st,-
ton daily, CONNECTING WITH
-IfE STEANJ.R .EYPORT at
Quantico. with trains Of ,hf Balti-
more aud Ohio railrrad at their wta If
opposite aeyaudria-dup IN BaItf-
more $3.50 p. M: ana ut Wssblng-
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for belhmore aud the North
and n est
9:S0 +. NJ, NIGHT NAIL leaves Hyra-Sirecs
station tSnnda IS ex'estedL connecting
at Washington with the Baltimore
ana Potomac ADO baltime,e and Chic
railroads.
Cos P. NJ. 4. COMMOUATIOS TRAIN for
fianoser.iunct,on leaves Broad. Street
station tSuniays -xceptrdj.
A NJ, NIGHT J." II. arrives al Eyrd-Strest
st*tnn fNonaays excepted
1870 z. NJ, pAY WAL arrives az s, r,.-S,rset STA
ton daily.
s:37 A. NJ, ACIUN M0uaTiON TRAIN arrlus
at Broad, treet Stallion tSundays e1-
cTptedj.
Parlor-c9rs oD DAY trains.
Pullman sifepli x ca on night trairs.
FkEI1 HI TRAINS icave and arrive ut Broad
Street static, OIL TUESDAY,, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY NIGHTS roI all pslnts North and
West -
THROUGH bills Of !adng and rates given to al
principal po,nls North and W.st.
by order Of General SUPERINTENDENT.
e. A. TAYLOR.
"NHl SapnarB' Freight ard TtrgpI gant
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MARINE INTELLIGEHCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, July 22, 1875.
Sun ri>es........4.;55I Moon ris-s.......... 9.52
SIM SETS .....7 Us High tiue.......... z 0S