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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24
Michigan Central Railroad,
The Short Line to and from the
SAGINAW VALLEY And NORTHERN MICHIGAN
TIME TABLE.


GOING NORTH.
Leave. .fl.l ...t-
Detroit, 500 a IN, 500 p m, and 1000.
NJ. G. Crossing, s:lO m, $40 nj, and l0:l m
Norris, SIS IN, 600 pm.
Utica, s;55 n m, $50 and 1880 p m.
Rochester, o;l0 a N, 0:45 p m, f2:25 m.
I Orion, $50 u IN, 700 p IN, lilo m.
Oxford, $3.50 n m, 7:lI p IN, Las q IN,
Metamora, o:S m. 1880 p m. l:s5 N. -r
rapeer, 1919 m, 1853 p m, 500 nj.
T;.,, lie. $3.50 p IN. 5:10 m. tFUr.I
. Colnmbiav." 10 ssam, s;l3 p m. $50 a nj.
Otter lake. io.sO a N. s;?s m, $40
r Miilinaton. ii:oi a m Sac m assam.
yassar, li:l7 a m, 1851 p m, 500 n.
Reese, lisa a m, pos d m, $40 am.
Bay City, arrive, 1900 m, 9:3S D m, $50 An,
Wenona, 1901 p IN. DAB p m, 640a m.
saginrw City, 1888, 1895 p m, 1888 IN.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave,
Saginaw City, 6:Ij m, les and 1855 D m.
Wcnona, 1910 q m, 2l3 and 9;i5 p m. -
Bay City, 7;l5 m, 2;25 and 1870 IN.
Reese, T;i5 a IN, 2;55 and lilo D IN. o,
VaEsar, SOL n IN, 3;l2 and ll40 y m
Millington, S:l4 IN, 3;25 pm, 1905 a m. b.,
Otter Lake, 82s a m, $40 p IN, 1880 m.
umbiaville, 1888 m, $50 p m, 1850 m. q
Fish Lake, 40 m.
Taper, s;o3 m, AIS p m, l;sl a m. rl,r
Metamora, 0;22 IN, 4;34 p IN, $50 m.
oxford, s;5s N, a;5a p m, 500 a m. " -.,
Orion, o;H a m, 500 m, S;l5am.
Rochester. 1905 q IN, SIS p m, 1858 a m. fe
Utica, LOGO m, 5;33 p m. 4;25 m.
Norris, 1917 n IN. 900 d m. u I.ft .f,f47..
III. G. Crossing, 1906 a m, 600 p m, 500 m.
Detroit. arrive, I'LL q m, 6;2s p m, 6;IO am.
All Trains Daily eccept Sundays.
Night Trains In both directions has Pullman
Sleeping Car attached TO and from Saginaw, and
Bay City and Detroit .F -
Asst. Gen. srpt, Detroit. Gen sa, nps cs,oo.o
Henry G. WENTWORTH, Gen. Pass. Ag't, Chicago,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24

M usrc TEACHERS a. others wiahing profitable
~ employment FOR the winter, will please ad-
dress The Musical Echo Milwaukee, Wis.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-24
Flint 4 Pere Marquette R. R,

sHtA ~ VIZ tV0i HQOttC IIt lis
The shortest, quickest, and most reliable route
10 and from Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland. Cinoin.
matt, Saginaw and Bay City.
j!el .gofso FAST, SOUTHLAND WEST. o.
Leave Alpcna daily, except Sunday, by Alpena
and Bay City line Of steamers, at 700 n. m I
Leave Bay City at 700 a. m, 1880 a. NJ, l:5a
East Saginaw, 1880 p. m, ll;25 a. m. AS p. m,
Hint Eint sas sn A. Iss, P M ?, sas
Arrive mt Detroit IN. & NJ ll35 a. m, $50 D. m.
o:25 p. IN. and f:lo a. m. ll ID 80 = -
, wsyns' n, siss ?; % ss $40 a. M
Monroe 4:o5 p. m, 0:l5 a. m.
Toledo sos p. M, 1920 A. M. sii ffir
- .ttl. GOING NORTH.
Toledo, 1905 a. m, 8:2Op. m. DIT lli
Monroe, 1900 m, 9.25 ID. IN.
Wayne 800 a. m, Loo p. m, 200 p. m, s:2s
Detroit 500 and 1890 p. M, e.ao and 10 10 n. M
Hoiicy 1880 a m, a2S p. m, $40 p m, 500 a.
Flint ll:o6 a. m, sos ., m, e:oo D. M. b.a4a
East Saginaw ia;so and 40 p. M, loo q = and
Arrive at Bay City, 1850, 500 1880, and 500
n. m. .rti t.H NJ '~-F ~
Reed City, SO p. m, and 1880 noon. ~
I.o.,eton, lo45 and $50 p. m. IfL fffer..
The steiner John Sherman leaves Tudinrfou
every evening on, arrival OF day express at iO:f5
making close conncctrcns nt sheboygan with the
and Fon du Lac r. r., IL al points in Wisconsin,
Minnesota and the Upper Pen nsular OF Michigan.
Returning leaves Sheboygan AZ H. 30 noon, con-
meeting at Ludington with the night xprcss leav-
ing at p. m. Connecting NJ Ludinh ton with
steamers for Pentwater, Manistee and frai. kfort
CONNECTIONS.
Connections made At Toledo with the Lake
Shore & Michigan southern railroad for Cleveland
and Chicago, with the G. II. q ID. II. r. for Cincin-
natl. Also with the t. w. 4 w. II. II, for The
south and Southwest At Wayne with the Mich
igan Central Railroad, East and West. At Piy-
mouth with tho Detroit, Lansing& Lake Michi-
gan n. n. at Holly with tho Detroit and Mi.
wankcc II. n. and at Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk Railways for The
Ensf NJ Reed City with the Grand Rapids 4
INDIANA n. r.. for the North and South az
FIinf With the Chicago 4 LIKE Huron.
sleeping coaches on night uains
For further particulars see rmr1l bills ~
Ar trzips run BY Detroit time.
SANFORD KrEtFR, Assistant eup't
Il. EouHsx, General Tickst Agent. {. 1
A.F fIETCHRR.
General Ticket Agent, Alpsna, Mich.
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A very curious case has been discovered
at the Treasury Department by the eXaml-
nation of some old accounts. A few days
ago an officer of the War Department re-
ceiyed notice from the Treasury that there
was balance Of ST 600 in bis favor on an old
account. The officer koew no such balance
was due him, and caused an examination OF
the origin of the account to be made. Inc
discovery was then made that by an error IN
the accounting many years ago this amount
had been deducted from the account OF an
officer in another department, where it pro-
badly belonged, and credited to this cfncer IN
the War Department. This discovery eX-
plains very lamcntable suicide which oc-
Cured about the time the original error was
made. The officer from whose account this
sum had been wrongfuly deducted was
charged with defalcation OF that amount :;
He was not able to prove bis innocence, and
took bis own life. The accounts are SAID TO
show clearly that the suicide is due to the
criminal error Of some clerk in the war days.
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co.0peration Among Farmers.

IErOm the .TiouuS.J
virgil said that farmers would be "too
banpy il they but knew their own good for
t,,neu One of the great charms of their ex-
;stence a 4 the poet explained, is their indie
nendenee. 4 farmers family can do more OF
The work and produce more of the articles
necessary to c. yisteuee than persons in almost
any other oceu ,ostIon. This very independ.
enee. like most pleasant things, has its draw.
backs. The rose has Its thorns. II makes
Combination among farmers difficult, and in
many cases practically impossible. The re-
cent Recommendation Of co0oeration on the
RochdaIe plan by the Executive Committee
Of the National Grange .sas attracted general
attention to subject of great importance
and almost equally great dahser. Ihere is
need of careful discussion Of this theme. lt
NAV save much money, time. and Sexation
of spirit Can The farmers Of America pro-
titably co6perates
The burden Of proof lies on those who say
they can. For this would be an innovation
upon past experience and the established
order of things, and, moreover, in ootn
England and Germany, where cc0peras ION
has been carried the farlbest, little or nothing
has been done in this direction by or for the
farmers. The cooperative stores, shops! and
banks of Germany are almost exclusively
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
(, 1879 RAILROAD COMPANY. !

its RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG.
. IS. 81 RAILROAD COMPANY. )
HOMMENCING JUNE /. 1876 trains
" ON this read will run a follows: $50
LEAVE RICHMOND SourH ~.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Suns
1 - day., connecting for zlf points South
and West. Slseping-car attached.
74o A. NJ daily feSssBs s Sun
ra4 -e ., burg and stations ON the Soathsida
i:4o P. H., THR00GH MAIL dairy, sonHecttns
't7g for all points South and West. nPasa
a;7.fa sengers taking this train VIII mako
. close eonnecton at Pstersoa1 fer
SEQ P. NJ, FkEiG AT daily Except sandayh
LEAVE PETERSBURG N0RTu.
7.30 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN dnify fexcepS
Iyjg - Sunday With coach attached. y 20
10A9 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ard
Potomac railroad for all points Ease
500 p. u. f III OH daily Except sunday,
1852. H., THRoUGH MAIL daily Except Sun.
- day), connecting with Richmond,
Fredertcksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached, running through 70
neetiou With the Chesapeake and Ob.o
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and WesS. vs-24
The MAIL TRAINS VIII not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except az Chester.
Trains g, on the ClSyer Hni ssilroad win leave
leave Chester at 2:40 r. u. daily except Suldays.
ALL TEAMS leaving Petersburg VIII start from
1n nv 2s A>e''>"~A. SHAW. superintende,.
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letter rroln petersburg.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
srsyn! PErERsguRG. july 81. 1875,

Correspondence OF The Ricbnond Dispafch.i
PETERSBURG, July 81, 1875.
A caucus Of the Conservative members Of
the Common Council was held at the court
house last night for the purpose or deciding
upon the nominations for certain municipal
officers to be made; TO the Council on Mon.
day afternoon, aud also to agree upon GER
tain measures to be broughthp hereafter.
The action OF the caucus has been kept strict
ly secret with the exception OF the iact that
It was agreed to create the Office of city audi.
tor. The officer filing this position will not
only audit all accounts against the city, but
viii also be required 10 act as clerk of the
Council and clerk 10 the Mayor. II Is un-
derstood that The salary attaching TO the OF.
flee will be 5000. .'.,...,....
The collector of city taxes reports that du.
ring this month he has received S72, 485 on
the frs. BALI collection Of taxes for the year
1875. Under the new ordinance the taxes
are made due and payable one.half each on
the 5.h of July aud LIST Of November.
The matrimonial market has been dull this
month, only seven licenses having been is.
sued, five of them to whites. ~ II
a colored woman named Betsy Hicks
nearly lost her life on the railroad bridge
over the Appomattox last night. While
attempting 10 cross the bridge from the
Chesterfield side, she was met by a train
leaving the depot at this end She became SO
| frightened that she fel! through the tleste.
work to the ground. distance Of nearly
twenty feet, injuring herself 80 severely that
she could not walk. If she had not have
fallen she would have been killed by the en-.
CINE, and IL she had been little further on
the bridge she would have been Killed or
drowned. -"
There were eighty-one deaths in this city
this month. The interments were: thirty.
six in Bradford Cemetery, thirty-eight IN
the colored cemetery, and seven at the aims
house. .--.-..-.- - = 81
The late General Pickett was member
Of Appomattox Commandery Knights Tenn
plar, Of this city. During the war he re-
ceived the blue lodge, chapter, and COM
mandery degrees. AT the request Of Apo
mattox Commandery he will be buried by
Grice Commandery, Of Portsmouth. =
Mr.. A. j. Tucker, Of Richmond. has been
appointed master car-builder for The Peters
burg and Weldon railroad. a-'.t.-. f..
There were twelve conversions yesterday
at Oak Grove church, in DinYidde county,
where protractea meeting has been IN pro-
gress for several days. @,.
Rev. j. E. Hutson, who has been visiting
the Baptist churches In the adjacent counties,
reports great interest In religion and many
conversions and baptisns. ROBIN HOOD.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,S
OFFICE MASTER OF TRAINS. May 80, 1875. :
<ar mr.

RICHMOND AND DANvMLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,l
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. MAY 80, 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
~ l.-CHARLoTTE EXPRESS. Wes,ward-LeaVes
Richmond at sos A. NJ: leave, Burkevll!e at
s:35 A. NJ; leayes Dundee at l:14 ?. NJ: leaves
gapyiIe At III F. NJ: leaves Greensboro, At s:os
Charlotte at s33 r. n.
TEAM NO. 2..NEw .YonK AND NEW Or.
$3.50 A. NJ: leaves AIRLINE junction at 500 A.
NJ: leaves Salisbury at S34 A.. NJ; leaves Greene
ao BSnss n 1sSf Pays e E.
vile al OF NJ; arrives at Richmond at SAT
TEAM No. s.-THRoUeH MAn-Nxw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond at :Ss r. 81;
eayes B b. at. At 4SS 1snsee %
RI arrives A s al aSss as sapsa0n TOO
Leaves Charlotte at 9:24 P. NJ; leaves salisbury
ut 1883 p: A,; leaves Greensboro az a. N.
leaves Danytlle at 6:go A.. Nj: leaves Dundee a.
| $50 A. NJ. leaves Burkeville at 1885 A. Al
arrives a. Richmond at 2:22 p. n.
I TRAIN No. 5.-LYyCHBURG ACCOMMODATION.
Wes,ward-L leaves Richmond at 1920 A, M.: ar.
rives at Burkeyille III 1:05 r. ~; leaves Borksville
TRAIN NO. ACCOMMODATIONS.
r rlvss" at RIch sa at FOO A. II. "
Train No. q connects ut IhcEE'ond wiih Inc
Chesapeake and ohio railroad. 80
| Trains Nos and connect al Greensboro with
| trains TO and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
AL through trains connect at hlchnon1 ana Uuu.
| dee with tralns on the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington Clly, |ir:
ginia Midland and Great Southern railroad, 10 and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana
New York.
Trains Nos. 8 and A connect at Richmond with
| the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Kall1.
road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
points. .
Trains Nos. and2 connect at Charlotte With
| trains on The Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail.
road to and from GreeDvilIe, Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola New Orleans, ana all soutnwest-
ern points
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad Tor
| Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, ana al
southern points. 80
Train No. connects ut Burkevil!e with the At
Iantic, Mississippi and ohio railroad, from Lynch.
6urg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
| Tickets sold 10 all southern ana soutf western
| Unbroken gauge from Ricbmondts New Orleans.
| ,PHllman palace-cars through from New Orleans
| to New YORK. T. NJ. Il. TALCQIA.
| :. =. - Engineer ard Superintendent.
| w. T. WEST, Master OF Trains. 80. my29
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FATAL RESULT OF TIE FRAWSER-KBNNARr
SHOOTING affair." Washington. July 3d.
On Tuesday night last John Frawner: Of
this city, shot Thomas A. Kennard, a clerk
in the War Department, whom Frawner
charged with estranging his wife from him
The wound was at first thought to be trivial
but tonight Kennard died from its effects
Frawner, who left this city after the shoot
ing, was arrested this morning in Fairfax
county, Va. Frawner and bis wife had moi
been living together for several weeks.
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fatality FROM Foul A1R.-St. Louis,
July 30.-About 2 O'Clock this afternoon
Thomas Donahue, proprietor of boarding
house in the lower pIrt of Carondelet near
the Vulcan Iron-Works, was drowned in a
a priyy vault on his premises, and Charles
Prunty, James Henry, and Joseph Schlietig,
vino successfully descended into the vault
to rescue Donahue's body, were overcome
by the foul air and vapors Of the place, and
died before they could be rescued.
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From Stafford County.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va, July q, 1875.
The corn crop in this county is unusually
promising. the oat crop Is generally good,
and the Whest better than for several years.
The threshing machines are kept very busy,
and the yield of grain in proportion TO the
straw is very large. There is less croaklng
among the farmers than usual.
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NIT MORE NEW DRY GOODS FOR
- HuE SIMMER MONTHS.

mar MORE NEW DRY GOODS FOR
THE SUMNER MONTHS.
T. R. PRICE s. co. have just received
Handsome SIDE-BAND ORGA>D1ES.
Handsome SIDF-BAND LAWNS,
BLACK and WHITE ORGANIZES ana JAZZ
NETS,
LINEN LAWNS. all prices and colors;
LINEN SUITINGS, for travelling. &c.
RIA(;K CANVAS GRENADINES II SOC. to 81,
RACK ENGLISH GRENADINES at % TO Soc,
NEW PRINTS and rhRCALES.
Large assortment OF Ladies' snd Misses SHiHiS;
Large assortment Gentiemen,s and Boys SHIRE,
STEIPkl3 HOSE and HALF-HOSE.
Jobs in BLACK SILKS-n0t smugEed; nv,
HAMHURGH POLUNAlSES and IokESS fOf-
LINS selling now at very reduced rates.
lie %
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y CYCLONE IN INDIANA - FIVE WOMEN
hlLLLD.- Cincinnati, July 30.-A special
dispatch from indianapolis says cyclone
passed through H4ryeysburg, Fountain
eouuty, Indiana, last Sunday night, tearing
uolhts to pieces, uprooling trees. aud sweep.
inS things generally before it. Five women
were killed. The names of the killed thus
Tar ascsItaine1 are Mrs. Sewers, Mrs. Sample,
and Mrs. Patterson. A hired girl and a
jitle CHILD OF Mr.. Sewers are sl.o among
Tue victims.
A special dispatch from Cambridge City,
Indians, says tia, tHo hundred and fifty feet
O The trek Of the Whitewater Valley rail.
i"5d "1s washed out aud tbe bridge carried
away dHr'Gg the storm. A large force is
''S*lSr1 u --epsniy.."s. Inc dumsge.
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g CANTON INSIDE LINE."aMJl,

&c CANTON INSIDE LINE."ssasIss
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TkI.WEEKLY. ID.
On and after OCTOBER 1ST the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond Tu ES-
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powlatan Steamboat Lines pier, ut corner Of
Twenty-second and Dock streets, making close con.
nectiun each trip 1t Canton, Nd, tEas! altmsre)
With the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for PbadclDhiA
PECIALADYANTkGEs
All fire light by this line covered by Are and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged II
Richmond. Rates as low any other line This
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich'
Frsghts ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line" and sent to the Phiiadei-
pbia-
mosd For further Information apply to ks.
=, ). - ~ l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
~. p, Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets -
|---.-..-- and Eiptl and Main streets, or 10 3.
IL /. J. 8. WILSON, General Freight AGENT
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Raihoad,
Philadelphia. -. s. orr --.. - NI . y
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TDECAYED TEETH.-We have
nrenared.' after consultation with some Of our
best dentists, a CARBoLIC MUUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient In the treatment Of DE-
-c.YEp TEETH aud DISEASED GUMS. It acts as q
complete idistnfectant to the odor caused by de-
.ayed teeth, and is very pleasant to the smell ana
taste. Sold in bottles so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
fo1a r.r,ya 9I9 Main street ri.
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FURNITURE.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE.

Intending to make change In our business H.
NITUHE and MATTRESSES without regard
to COST. We have large and complete stock, aud
artIces in our line ut the prices we now selling
ii parties needing our goods can save money ny
seejilg our S. ock. You will dud BEpsTEADs. IDE-
xoRss" PtRIOR FURNITURE, WAsHsTANDs-
iOUSGEs, TABLES, BOOKCASES, CHAIRS, ETA.
CERES. MATTRESSES, and great variety or other
ronss HARDWOOD Il RITTER.
stw11m Governor street
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~TWILLED-STRIPE VICTORIA
LAWN-somehing new-25c. per yard worth soc.
LACE STRIPE VICTORIA LAWN In all quail
tiles; ..
STRIPED and CHEZ KED NAiSSOOR MUS
Inns at 25c. and SOC worth 4Oc and 50c.;
KNIGHTS CAMBRIA, SO inches wide, at 10c. per
yard would be chelp at 12xc-;
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, first quality, at 1870. per
yard worth 20c.;
WAMSUTTA COTTON at 15c. per yard;
FRUIT-OF-THE-LOoM COTTON at 1910. per
yard; ..
NEW STYLE PLAID CALICOES, the hand.
= soonest of tile seas IN, at 1Oc. per yard; n0s A."
CALICOES of exceileht styles and good quality at
6A and Exc per yard, at r. .s.a. IL
-. t,a. 1866 LEVY BROTHERS.
BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS. ."t jy3l
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP a,|ESS2
" r.s. COMPANY.
FOB NEW YORK.

. This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYAEOkE, gSAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. ELDEE-
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY at
high water. .fg.:
These ships are entirely new, and were built eG.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, stateroons, and BATH
The fare, accommodations, and attention are I'D,
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Cornpany's covered pier, 81
Freigh:s for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge E5afe except acfa1'
Freight received until P. N. daily.
For further Information, apply to at.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., ASeRta
my 10 Office Corapanv's wharves R0cRetf1.
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CANNRD TOMATOES.

HAVING . 1s.sa los esCANHE 20 IT0MATra rs
ftapoaa eaas and siEnS 60 S,oss Sds esss sas
2, Ia az a,siea &C tfi2a
ssanasrI :sisa 44.s''@'sa s
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D HILADELP A EiCF.G%HsH
j. MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM 50 IEIs.
SHIP II LlNE.-F0R pa1LADSLp pa IA mWdt !;
this line win leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at ! 2 O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, ana Delaware, for ProVi
dencs and Boston. Also, for Liver pool and Ant
werp ufa Red Star and American steamship line9
and bills OF ladIng signec through.
VIZ PORTER, Agent,
-. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM P.CLYDE & CO.; Z,
mh12 No. IL South Wharves, Philadelphia.
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aTO sEA-sHoRE AND MOUNTAIN
TRAVELLERS.
GOODS FOR JULY.

-.-.-- GUUDS FOX JULY. --.---|
T. R. PRICE & co. Offer parties leaving the city
many new aud choice goods.
LINEN TkAVELLTNG-SuITS,
EMBR OIDERED TRAVELLING-SClTS at NJ 10
So, ..... --- ..,s
NECk-SCARFS in great variety,
LACE BARBFS, LINEN COLLARS,
PONGEE POPLINS. YAK aCES, 4
Also, NEW MOURaIN1 GOODS, such as
TAMISE at 75c. to 81 SO,
GRAPE CLOTHS, ALPACAS,
ROMBAZlNtS, DELAINES, .a
L. BAREGES, SILK HERNAN1S,
-'.'- ~ PLAID GRENADINES, &C. 1e 20
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| NET LADIES' DRESSES.
LINEN SUITS from s3 up to $50;
WHITE SUITS from s3 up 10 500; H..
SWISS MUSLIN OVERSKIRTS and BERTHAS
at23 worth double the money; s.. i,
large stock Of OvERsKIRTS and JACKETS at
all prices;
CALICO WRAPPERS from 81 so to "a;
DRESSING sACQUEs from sl50 to$5;
CORSET-COvEHS from csc. to -;
SKIRTS from Csc. 10 IS; r .a. !.s
DRAWERS from soc. to 81; @%H.
CHEM1SE from soc. TO So;
NIGHTGOWES from 81 to 81;
APRONS from 25 to 75c.; -e "
WHITE LAWN DRESS PATTERNS-SKtRTS
made, and material for making basque, aud
trimming, at 80 worth So;
ULSTERS and BUSTERS, at satf
...asu LEVY BROTHERS.
Barzaius in REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS.
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,DRyGs. MEDICINES. DO

DEgGS. MEDICINES. DC
INVALID AIR PILLOWS AND CUSH-
Il IONS to be had at
HOT WATER BAGS and, lSDiA-Ft boEh
- CLOTH to be had at observation-disclosures
BATHING seONGEs and sPONGEBaGS 70 %
q n -" AZ, i MEADE s BAKERS drugstore.
and FRICTION STRAPS 70
MEADE BAKERS drugstore.
TRAVELLERS DRTNklEG-TUMBLkRS and
FLAskS TO be had at b.
- - MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
SUPPORTERS and TRuSSES, OF the o0st APP
proved styles, 10 be had at -. -,
J. MEADE 3 BAKERS drugstore.
ERIAL GRANUM and PREPAkED
WHEAT, for Infants, 70 be had at
MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
SHOULDER-BkACES FOR BOYS and GIRLS
MEADE & BAKERS drugstore,
ty27 919 Main street.
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NJ GENTLEMEN's GAUzE SHIRTS at
@ 40, 90, and 75c;; s.
sUE-UMBRELLAs at sI.25; .s..a ;,a :.
SCOTCH GINGHkhI, ALPACA, SILK, aud
SERGE UMBRELLAS; 81.
SILK, LISES, COTTON, and MUSLIN HAND
KERCHIEFs;
GLOVES, SOCKS, sUsPEaDERs, CUFFS and
COLLARS, CRAvAIs, TIES, and BOWS; z
SILK SHIRTS, BATHING-DRAwERs,a at
-. ~ - LEVY BROTHERS..
HAMMocKs! HAMMeCKs! HAMMoCKs!
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Judge B4rner. has refused the motion to
10 vac.te the arres. or reduce the bail 10
TWeed's case,
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sPEs,sAa. es, i,
,m. MATTING! MATTINGl

80 ~ MATING l
WHITE, RED-CHECR and FANCY MATING
Y olL-cLoTHs, RUGS, MATS, CARPETS. aud
HAssoCKs, ut Levy BROTHERS.
REMNANTS of DRESS GOODS very cheap.
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