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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28
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PREVASL.5
SWORN STATEMENT
OF A.
BGSTDE POLICE officer.
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fl. r. STEVENS:
near Sir From exposure took sick about
nine wears ago with Rheumatic Fever, from which
spnered about months. When recovered from
in fever found myself suffering with pain IN my
aide and conBt patton, when brought on the piles
Irons,llted physician and paid him over 5000 for
attending rue, and all the y lille was gradually
rTownp worse. Then one rhysical after Ano her
sns enUlOyed uniil seven OF tile best phyhicaAs OF
tust1 1p hal taken my case In haud.
an consultation between several Il the LEADING
,.ysioians tnly concluded nv cohipaint was ash
H.. ~ ii pcni raj de'dli v. had great diirulty III
AZ, lhnlg and On inhaler reqniitd to alInrd me
r. ain Tlrnugh the treatment of one pm stefan
tnokifrnin to inD boxes OF cinnei pilibani fhit-
mlly trlsh al The medicine that each physician
- q .lhed From my long sickness, ani the vast
s,nnuut OF medicine used 10 overcome the great
Gi,n. my kidneys became badly affected, and s'i-
t.Y,d t.xcrtGiating pain in the small oI my back,
.nh great diiilcntY III pashlng my urine
ne nh, stefan said was diseased ali through my
aystaIn. and he regretted that he could give me no
Tnms Tor health My suffering from indlges ion
VIA 40 great that IL was impossible TO Keep any
.oi1 food on my stomach, and the whole nature Of
NV food was broth from tmea
~ also took presc lption from celebrated English
ptysician, who said my trouble was Bronchitis and
pyspepsia. | took Is bottles OF medicine especially
prepared for Dyspepsia, and have used great
,Ieal OF medicine from apothecaries' prescription.
nave taken Sarsaparil'a until you could count the
b1ltlea by the dozen, and Indeed have Piven near
~ M the popu'ar advertised medicine fair tr al.
md dreadful cough. and did not average over
Lnuys' sleep a night for years.
A brother policeman urged Inc to try VegetDe, but
far /, long time refused having got completely dis
rOuraeed from taking SO much medicine without
nny benefit however, after urgent persuasion |
~nlrlnded to try 1t. and before had used bot
tp could eat and ho on nv stomach Il beefsteak.
4 thing had not been able TO do before for years
indeed obtained more substantial benefit from
tNn frat bottle OF Vepetine than firm
sI other medicines which had taken. I kept on
lnproyinR, and kept on using the Vege'lne, until
Sis perfectly cured and abc to do duty all day,
fAt and digest my food sleep well at night and am
nav 40 pounds heavier Than ever was before III
ny lile, and am, "a think. living contrad ction
ul the prophecies of the most learned medical tai:
wisdom they could not accomplish 20 much III that
smrle vegetable med cine called Vegetine, TO
Nhlc am indebted for health, life, and happiness.
EUGENE u. PULLMAN,
3Gi Athens street, Polite Station d.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28

ANOTHER PEAou MEETING. Samuel Townsend
has called another meeting of the peach growers
a. AZ attnrney will be present to take notes with
view vie to preparing the case to go before Conrt,
9I u aiao wonid be well for other peach shippers
n,,n have grievances against Isaac Hinckley for
not carryingicut his,promise to pro-rate with 9th
ar comr,a MES north and west as he did with the
panna. Central and Baltimore Il Ohio railroads.
TO attend said meeting.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
lFlo,n Gu Late Edl'ions OF Yesterday
fncendIary Fire in iIIiI,ois.

STOCK YARD, SALE STABLES AND DWELLING
BURNED.
Associdtcd Press Special Telegram
JACKSON, Ill. Dec. 81.
The stock yards and sale stables of Howard
Thompson, together with large quantity of
hay, corn and oats, and Mrs. Fay's dwelling,
were burned ON Saturday night. The total loss
is estimated at 100000. Mrs Fay'p dwelling WIS
insured for $500. in tho Franklin of phila-
delphia. The fire was undoubtedly OF incendiary
origin
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28
Masonic ftnil Go

ANNUAL MEETING, THIS AFTERNOON TIoHs
DURING THE FAST YEAR -pRosrEcTs FOR THE
FUTURE.
At o'clock, this afternoon, the annual meet
ing of the stockholders OF the Masonic Hall Co.
was held in the Directors Room, Masonic Tom
pie. Geo. G. Lobdell, President, presided.
Mr.. Lobdell read the following annual report :
WILMINGTON, DEL Dec, 27
TO khe Stockholders of The Masonic Hall Co
The continued stagnation of busnes has very
materially lessened the receipts during the past
year and in consequence cannot make as IA
yorabe report as might otherwise have been
made.
Notwithstanding the receipts for the past year
have been considerably less than they were,
we have been able to meet all our cur.
rent EXPENSES, pay for all repairs, and
promptly to pay tho interest on the
mortgage and bonds. 10 do this. it has
been necessary to use the most rigid economy.
The receipts for the next year cannot be less
than they have been during the past, and il BUS
mess should revive we believe that they will
increase.
aye procured all The ga additional scenery that
will be required for some time, made all neces-
sary alterations, and kept the building in good
repair. 1t will be necessary to paint the front
of the Hall during the next Spring.
All the building il rented except one store,
rooms Nos. 10, 15, 16 and II. and IS, and the
room heretofore occupied by the.Board OF Trade,
which has been given up by them, We, howey-
or, think that this room will be rented to net the
Company az much or more than they have paid.
You are referred to the report Of the Treasur-
or for statement of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the year.
Respectfully submitted,
GEo. Ct. LoBDELL, President.
Mr. T. j. Lawson, the Treasurer. read the fol
u.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28

CAsSIM ERE SUITS. for 1850 worth $40
CAssIME MERE SUITS,
In Pin Cheeks and Stripea for $40 worth s14
WORsTFD SUITS,
in Basket and diamond Patt. for Sil worth i1b
WORSTED sUI'rs,
better quality, for Sl2 worth fl7
WoRsrED SUITS. much better, for sl4 worth 1870
IMP )RTED CASHMERE SUITS,
different styles, for s15 worth 800
BLACK CoRDeD CAssIMFRE,
SUITS TO, s18 worth s22
BLACK CORDED woRsTED
SUITS for sl7 worth ses
FREN1 II WoRsra. SUITS,
patterns. for tl9 worth $2b
FRENCH wcRSTED SUITS,
better, for 500 worth s26
FRENCH WoRSrED suims
yery une, for s2b worth $a3
BLACK CLOTH COATS from s. upwards.
DoEsKIN PANTS, all wool,
from IS and upwards.
YOUTHS SUITS. in VIZ rsted and Cashmere,
81, S. $40, $l2, Sl4, Slo, and f's.
Boys SUITS from S. and upwards.
SUITS from "a and upwards.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28
Eatal KICK,

CHILD KILLED IN ITS MOTHERS ARMS BY A
DRUSKEN FATHEn
A Ssoci1ted Press Special Telegram.
PROVIDENCE, H. |. Dec 81.
Phillip Gallagher, living near Smiths quRrries,
westerly from this place, went home drunk, late
on Saturday, and becoming enraged with his wife
attempted to kick her, but Int Il child III her
arms, a year old and killed it. Galliher was ar
rpsteu.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28
Death in the ikot.le.
Terrible Accident In Europe.

EIGHTY PERSONS KILLED AT A cHRIsTaAs cELEBRa-
1IoN.
associated Press Special telegram
BERNE, SWITZERLAND. Dec. &c.
News has been received here OF dreadful Ca
lamity which occurred to the little village of
Hellikon, in the Canton of Aragon on Saturday.
Christmas festivities were being celebrated in
the school house, in that place, when the floor
gaye way. Eighty persons were killed and fifty
more or less wounded
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28

" l.. RICE, JR ARCHITECT, CIVIL
II. ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
Makes maps Of lands, rents houses, and makes
collections Also, draws deeds and mortgages with
Bulldog Architectural work and surveying a spe-
ciality. 1es,1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-28
aontgomery's
WeYvine !

'nntP0mery's Nerylne cures Rheumatism.
Montgomery y Nervfhe cures Hysfef1a.
h0ntgouery's Nefvine cures Headache.
montgomery u Neryiue cures Sciatlca
SGntg0mery's Nervine cures Fits.
nDntgonery's Neryine cures Tic D0orenS,
Montr9mery's Neryne cures i'alpiatlon Of the
hrart, and MI Nervous Affections.
why suffer, when one bottle of THIS medicine will
give you Immediate relief? Principal depot lsi N.
liilIl street, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale 10y all
IN egiss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30
BY Richardson " Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1113 Main street.
SALE OF THE HERMIT.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT
RICHMoND, BY AUCTlON.-By virtue Of the
provisions cf certain deed OF trust nearing aa,e on
The 6til day Of July, 1871, from the Virginia Nur-
snrv and Wine Company 10 the undersigned. trus-
tees duly recorded In the office OF the clerk OF hen
rico County Court TO- secure te IN u the s%
cution of said truss being thereto required by me
beneficiary therein seeured sell by auction on the
premises on Sth OF In ssi
decd consisting of FORTY ACRES OF HIGHLY
IMPROVED LAND forming almost square "a re WIFI nd
beautiful grove Of oak trees, the former site OF me
dwelling-house, situated In an attractive i0callty'
near the Agricultural FAIRGROUNDS, on the iiernt
age road IA popular drive, within three-quaIers OF
A mile OF the city OF kichmOud; on which land
there is now growing nursery stock estimated as
10000 three year.old APPLE-TREEs, to 10
10000 two esr,old APpLE-TREEs, TO feet
An assortment of PEACH. PEAR, CHERRY,
APRICOT. and NkCTARlSm TRES,
Also, GRAPE.vlNEs. SMALL FRUITS, and AS
The Hermitage Nursery is the oldest In Eastern
Virginia. and has an established trade through IT.
ginia ana North Carolina and Is GInsnrpadssea Sy
lcncc of It's stock 1t produces the finest apple trees
grown in the United States. Its soil and he mild
ness of the climate enable nurSerymen 10 produce
trees In Two years fully eqnal 20 those grown In
Pennsylvania and New York In three years, ana
afforda digging nd shipping season almost through
out the winter months. Situated near tue spread
luz limits nf Il growing city. It's purchase would Oe
u handsome Investment independent OF the nursery
stock. j.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses OF
executing this trust. and TO pay off six negotiable
notes for one thousand dollars each, with interest
thereon at the rate of twelve per cent per annum
from the 9th OF July, 1875, until paid the resi-
due on such terms as shall be ann9qnecd at tf tI'e
Of sale. RALElGH I. DANIEL,
ia. RICHARDSON.
Trustees.
RICHARDSON s. Co., Real Estate Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30
BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
No. 11a3 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEES SALE
L OF VALUABLE STORES, DWE Eli = 3 :,
AND VACANT LOTS ON STATE sIKEE1r Az M y y
WILL MSBURG AVENUE, IN LIE IuW - =
OF FULTON. ADJOINING RICHMOND w
THE EAST. BY AUCTION:-The unaersieneo, .
Il. Wit, as assignee of 6. W. Morriss, sankrapt,
decd from the said G. w. Morriss and vile bearing
da re- The 9th day of November. 1S74, duly record
ed In the clerks Office OF the Chaucery Court OF lae
civ of Richmond. to secure the payment OF GER
tain negotiable note therein mentioned VIII sell
auctiOn on the premises. on THUkSDaf the S.h
day of September, 1875, at o'clock I. NJ. me
REAL ESTATE esc,ibed In said Decd CONSISTING
LOT OF LAND 80 by ITO feet on the south
side OF State street, at its intersection with WlilamS.
burg avenue, with an attractive two story tk ANT
STORE and DWELLING. in which the saio MOT
riss lives and is doing business.
A vacant LOT OF LAND, 80 by ITO feet' ad-
Joining the above. , 49,
a lot of LAND, 80 by ITO feet, adjoining the
above, with a NEAT TWO-STORi K NJ
DWELLING, containing five rooms; Kitchen, &C.,
lot of LAND. 80 by 10 feet, adjoining the
above with a NEW TWn-STURY FR A NJ
DWELLING, containing four ROOMS; Kitchen, &C.
TERMS: Enough In cash Ia defray the expenses OF
sale and to pay off negotiable note for s1.!Oh
the balance in six aud Twelve months, negotiable
notes 10 be given for the deferred PAYMENTS inter-
eft added, and secured by deed of trust.
:. Is. WITT, Assignee;
j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co. Auctioneers. au 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30
By Bobert b. Lyme,
Successor 10 Lyme & Brother.)
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
No 1910 Main street,

HHOR SALE AT AUCTION, A FIRST
T. CLASS AND @COMMODIOUS TOBACCO
FACTORY, OLE STEAIMEkY, C0 iv.5is ~ ",
reouest of The heirs OF the late Robert A. Mayo de-
ceased shall sell at public auction, unon tne pre-
misses. on THURSDAY. I'd Of September. 1872: AZ
4 O'Clock p. NJ, that COMPLETE AND fEk-
FECTLY ARRANGED FOUk.STORr BklCh-
AND-TINNED TOBACCO FACTORY located as
above The main building Is ~ by 1oS reef, FOUR
stories high, with three wings and courts. HAS TWO
froDts-one on Twenty-hfth street, for receiving
and one on Cary, for shippIpg-whch is greas aa-
vantage in economy of labor and space. For o
stemnery 1t Is admirably suited with hne soutner
expos,Ie BY extending the wings 1t can, ut small
cost, be made good deal larger II necessary.
There are many advantages that can only be s@7,-
preciated by being seen The light aud ventilation
are II ON ali sides of the building and very perfect
The modern appliances of steam-heating, steam
elevator. &C.. may be purchased OF the present oG
cupants, Messrs. p. Ii. Mayo 4 Brother, who viii
fake special pleasure In showing the premises 70
any one desiring 10 examine them prior TO the day
Possession may be had January /, 1875.
The lot fronts sc by 1853 deep tmore or less) 10 an
alley 6 feet wide. -. ,
twelve ana eighteen months, six per cent interest
or ARRANGEMENTS can be made TO extend them 10 Que,
two three four. and five years, If desired title 70
be retained until all Of the purchase. money is
The special attention OF manufacturers IL caileu
to this sale. ROBEhI b. Ii NE,
unO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30
COMMERCIAL.
ropN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCdANSa5E-.
SoiS1> RICHMOND, August 20, 1875.
OFFERINGS. -
wurAr.-Waite, 2,0oz bushels. Hed' @''o"
aTs1eS Wste, 3os bushels. A1ed, 272 bushels
OArs.-S3E bushels.
MEAL--59 bushels.
FIOUR-3S barrels.
SALES.
wunIT.-TVhite 47O bushels good az e. 90
a,,sheis common at l.22; ~ ouslleis u, .au o.
OK: 6S bushels fair at 81 80: Il ousnei c" Ga
Innn at 81 20; 80 bushels common al go. S S
bushels eostI aiEt1 AZ; Jog 6usheis at %. oJ
hsshels common at sl-lO; 10 nusneis ee'S 1870 s
mt III so "A bushels common at blL2 10y hia a,
at si.I5: 2ls bushels at LAT; ~ pus hels a. a.
Al 30: 2oS bushels prime at 81 10y ~ 10 "a
39otai 1878 bushels. Red 29S hnsnfS ELS g heIs
AT 81 40; IA bushels prime at $l.oV ~ az ME1
verv good at 81 At; c70 bushels at S!:5m' 81
st 81 so ga bushels common ut *1.lO 20 nI'H
eommon r. zoe 200 bushels very good al 81
Sn bnsheis at ii 40; 240 bushels at !'Sg % q.
SUsbeIs common at III. 20; $50 bushels al Ti.oS :
I96 bushels common ut $1.l5: l42 ousheIs co ns
mon at 81 :: so bushels fair at Sl3o-totai' Z'oe4
'1 GoHS.-gtDite, 30 bushels at 76c. Mtred' e
msHels NJ 1885,; so bushels at 75c.-total, go
UATS.-EU bushels prime winter at 60c., 20
bushels prime on private terms; l40 bushels strlhs
at 7c: 10 bushels ats 0c.-total, 29o busnels'
RE-EXHlBITED.
WHEAT White, 1E2 bushels Red, 2o3 btsllets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
11l3 Main street.

CONTINUATION OF OUR LARGE
u SALES OF VALUABLE BuILDING h ;OII
IN TAIT,s PLAN TO THE IT, a., or IF f hrTn
w Purcell. executor Of the late Bacon TAFT, we
shall sell BY auction, on the premises, on IT,
NEsDAY The LIST day q septeaRtIE * EUit JSiS
between Seventeenth street and the MecaP mi sy
turnpike commencing and continuing IN the order
In which they are named. as toll0ws-to wit:
Three LOTS of 80 by l45 feet more or less, on
the north side of Darlington street near buchanan
oT Of SO by 1855 feet en- the east side Of
Seventeenth street between Washington aho VII
G Fonr LOTS of 80 by l65 eeto the west side OF
Ruchapan street between William aud Christian
streets. hr,e5 foot IN
the east side of Buchanan street between William
and Christian streets. .o,,ss eoo. ~,
Seven LOTS o: 80 and two OF ~ ny I0o lcet Oh
the cast side of Buchanan between CHRISTIAN anu
seven LOTS of 80 and two Of 81 by 165 feet,
from the west side OF James street between IL
liam and Christian streets.
Seven LOTS of 80 and two of 27by 165 feet on
the west side of james street between Christian ana
And many other in the same locality, In and out
of the corporate limits, embracing nearly tnat en-
tire space between Seventeenth street ana the nie
chsnicsve turnpike and Washington ana balalhe
such an offering of building lots has seldom, If
ever. been made in Richmond before and Will pro-
small means shoulc not fail 10 attend THIS sale, ms
an opportunity for investment Will bg offered that
can not fail 10 please ana yieiu nandsoHe returh
on the amount invested.
situated as these lots are-convcnient TO the cen.
ire of the city. the markets, and all the Important
places of business; fr.e from any unpleasant sur
rouudings and commanding a fine view OF f1cn-
mona and her surrounding hillS-must always oe
fully appreciated and meet with ready sale when
brought properly into notice. -
Alrcady eUery lot of this property solu by us TWO
years ago has been built upon, and while the eye
has been turned TO other and growing sections or
the city there is no locality In and about Richmond
where there has been more SUBSTANTIAL improve
mcnt and advancement In values.
Attend This sale, and we will ter IN these Times
of lacking confidence opportunity for Invest
Inent with safely and with profit.
Now Is the time to invest, while everything IS
low, and be ready for the rise In values which must
surely come. l.,
TERMS: One-third Of The purchase-money In
cash The residue In four, eight. twelve hlteen, anu
eighteen months. negotiable notes to be gwen LOT
The deferred payments, with interest added, ana Sc
- RICHARDSON & CO.,
,u AuctiOueprS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30
by Grubbs L Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street be twcen Maiu and Bank.

T ANDS ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE
IL FOR SALE: Al AUCTInN.-,VEKY NALuA-
BLE COTTAGE OR TRUCk FARM OF FIF-
TEEN ASkEf e. EARN wo OF Ml h92 A fRoM
TIE r CITY: ASD THE VERY ,YALUABLn
FARM Known AS HICKORY HILL. WITH
Sc.-By reIues, of the ownr. we will, sell by aqc-
ton, upon Inc premises respectively, IN the ORDER
named below, On. MONDAY, 9Th september, the
uroperty above referred Toto wit:
/. Al / O'Clock T. NJ, the very hghly-mproyedan and
beautiful y-sitlmted LITTLE FARM of tlfTHEN
ACkfs adjoining Mr.. Mark Tyndall. and within a
half.mi!e OF The city. There is Il small BRICK
DWELLING and a c4rn-crb upon The place.
About five acres are In Strawberries; and more
desirable site for cottage residence cannot be found
't 5. A AZ FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES. two
miles from the city, adjoining Mr. Jrtcr and Others
and running from the BroOh turnpike TO the Her.
mitage roau. thus having two fronts and admitting
of division into two nice farms of so acres each,
FRAME DWELLING besides other buildings;
about 20 acres are in woods, acres In sirawbcr-
rcs, and the residue is In very high stats OF In
3, The HICKORY HILL FARM, adjoining the
above and the lands of Colonel John b. Young. and
formerly owned by Mr. John 9; Tay;rr =, ms
TEEN ACRES. runs from the Brook turnpike 10
the Hermitage road, and is bounded OH the north bv
Youug's lane. thas having three good road-f fronts
The aud is thoroughly drained. and this Is well
known as one If the most thoroughly Improved
aud highly productive f ARMS IL lh- county. There
are about 80 acres In orchards OF the several varle-
ties OF fruit embracing about 5000 Standard and
Dwarf Pear Trees now In fine barring order; there
are also two large lce-llOuses. Ice Ponds, &c.
The buildings consist of comfortable FRAME
DWELLING with ten rooms including basement !;
Large Barn, Stable for sixteen horses, Carriage
House &c. &c.
This property is in fine condition for profta
cultivation, and presents UNUSUAL attractions TO
persons wishing to he II, ar he city.
Farms Nos. 2 and will be sold together or sepa-
rately, US may he desired.
THE TERMS will be unusually liberal, aud will be
made known ut The time of sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
all % . rdtds AuctioueerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30
BY j. l.. AppcrSon,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiSneer,
No, lOl6 Main street.

WORDS LARGE TOBACCO FAC
w TORY. No. 10, on THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF SEVENTH STHGkT AND TIE
CANAL. AND COMMUDlOUS DWELLING, NO:
Adj, on THF; SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY
AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT ApC-
TION.-C. p. Word, Esq, having determined 10
dispose of his property and pay hi, debtS, shall
sell. on The PREMISES at . o'cnck 7. NJ. on WE'D
NESDAY, September Is, 1875. In the order
namcd the a"oYe-descrIbed VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. The FACTORY is 42Hl3O feet,
three and half stories high. built In the most sub
stantlal manner of the best materials. LOT 76X
1870 feet to Il 1G-frot alley. Location admirable
for accc; sibility, light, air, &c.
The DWELLING has ten rooms with tre-naces,
besides Office, store and bath room, &C.: Kitchen
with four rooms; stable, carriage house, &c. ; built
I'm the best manner and with view to comfort and
convenience: location pleasant and convenient 10
business; neishbOrhood excellent lot 6S by $50
feet to wide alley.
IT Is NOT OFTEN THAT SUCH REALLY DESIRA-
BILE PROPERTY Is OFFERED AT AUCTION UNDER
SUCH PRESSING CIRCUMSTANCES.
TERMS: Accommodating, and made known at Inc
sale. y. l.. APPERSON,
au 16-2aw3w&tdtds Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 80, 1875.
sun rises. Moon riseS...........5.1l
sun s.is.......... 6.2S High tiGe y
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST rs, 1875.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST rs, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Ol1 Dominion Steamship
Company.
Steamer Westovcr, Skinner. Baltimore. mercnan.
disc and passengers. L. 3. Tatum, agent.
Schooncr :. 5. Tyler, Matthews, New York, iron,
Trcdegar Company.
coal. Po~ liatan Iron Company.
schoonerJ. b. Cake, Sovy, Philadelphia, coal. L..
LuccadO.
Schooner Florence Mayo, Hall Rockland, lime,
A. ). Lee.
Schooner Alta Coles, New York, to load flour,
Dunlop & McCance.
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley, Skinner, Baltimore, merchap-
disc ana passengers. l.. B. Titum. agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chandlse and passengers, l.. T.. Tatunl, agent.
Steamer Isaac Fell, Lawrence, New York, mcr-
cbandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
MEMORANDA.
The bark Wider (Norweglan), .Johansen from
RICHMOND, Va, was at tiavre on the 23d
The schooner Ashland. Mitchell, from Richmond,
was 1T Norfolk on the 24;h
The schooner Ida 4. Gibson, Asa was loading at
New York on The 9Th.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
From Philadelphia, on the 26th, schooner S V
W. Simmons, Williams.
Bird, Ioore.
From Boston, on the goth. rk Nora Hall.
lBy telegraph
NEW YORK, August 27.-Arrived: Montana,
Italy, and Donan. arrived out: Wisconsin, Non
lreal, Alemora, Polynesia, Great Western, and
: bySsinia.