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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-30

cUPERIoR coin AND SILVER
- MlNIn0 COMPANY Location Of pfinci.
pal riaes u businsss. San Francisco. Cali
iofpia.
Location Of works, Gold Hin Mining Die
triet. storey county, Nevada
the Board Of Dirveiors. held on the nth day Of
February. 1870. an assessment tho II OF Five
Ceats PSF shArs was levied upon the cap
ital stock Of the corporation. payable imme'
diately, In United States gold coin. 10 the Sec.
retary. II the once Of the Company, No 2sG
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the third lSd) day Of April,
isfd, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sais a. public s%nelion. and unle.: lament
10 made before will be sold on THURSDAY.
ne 2oth day April. $50. TO pay the delinquent
assessment. toevther with costs OF advertising
JOS. TYSON. Secretary.
01os-736 Montgomery street. Room Q lup
stair). San Franeisco. California. ml6td
NORrM CHIPMAN MfNiN0 CON.
IN PANY. -Losaiion OF principal place oi
business, San Francisco, caiiiomiA; -n
triet, storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 herehy given. that At q meeting oil
tho Board Of Directors, held on the ID day
% March. 1915, an sssessment mo. u oil Ten
Cents pei. share wa. levied upon the capital
stock " the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United stAtes gold coin. TO the Secretary. Al
the once VI tho Company. Room ID, No. tiy
California street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on The 9th day Of April, tS16,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
II public anction, and unless payment 10 made
before will be sold N WEDNESDAY,. the.26th
day VI April. 1919. TO pay the delinquent as.
ssssment, together with costs Of advertising
And expcnses Of sale.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOS. MA8UlRE. secretary.
Onies-Room d, No. tl0 California street,
Ssn Fnncisco. Californla. mritd
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For Rent

A FURNrsHrp HousE. ELioIBLY SIT.
"A mated In Gold Hin. Apply q the
nr77 70 BANK or CALIFORNIA.
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IN IER NtNINu COMPANY. : Loeaiion 8

NORTn DAlTON GOLD AND klI-
IN vER NtNiN0 COMPANY. Location Of
prtntiph place of business. Han fra.eisco.
California
Loeaitoa OF wofks, Devils Gate Mining
District. LySn county Nevada. u..,.. .,
the Directors, he'd on me isth DAY OF march.
ts1e, an assessment INC. u Of Five Cents
per share Wa levied apo the capital stock
~ the corporation, payable Immediately. In
United states gold coin, TO the SECRETARY, ~
the once Of the Company. lioom ) Hallsek
hailding. u, sansome street. san Francisco,
Any sock upon which this ssssssment shall
rvmain unpaid on the 18th day Of April, 1876,
vtli Be- d~siinqu<nt. and advertised for sale At
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DR.. IA MARC
SEMINAL PILLS

EoR SEMINAL missions, iMPoTRN-
il CY, Loss Of yigor. eexuL and Genera
Debility. Physical Prostitution, and the many
ailments OF like nature arislng from indiscrs-
lion, self abuse, over.iudulgenee. etc.
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Lincoln C~0mmandery

K.islss Csssasssrs sf the ss.. Ne I.
DyouLAR MEETINGS., EVERY skcoND
X AID FOURTH WEDNESDAY Of sseh
mouth. al ODD Fsiiows' Nall. Gold HUI. noar
Of meeting. 7 O'Clock I. Z.
Ssjouming Knights Commanders hre CUT
daily invitst 20 attend.
py order OF the ec Willy 'rnrpps.
I'm. Gil. Commander.
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A. McB oYLE q CO.,
ID Is u @ @ 10
No. 5O4 WASHINGTON STREET.
San Francisco, California,
SOLE AGENTS,
Up. o. Fox 1881 70 whom all orisrs 'musi Be
addfessed. nosl IL
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

A ssioNEE's SALE IN BASKHuPrcY.-
n Notice 10 hereby given. that the under.
signed. Assignee In Bankrupsey Of the Estsae
Of JOHN sPEcHT.. q BANKRUPT. win, on
TUESDAY. the ssth day Of March. is76, ii The
hour Of II O'Clock A. Of that day. on the
street, Virginia. County u storey. state Of Ne
vada. ofer Tor sale al public suciion. and soil
TO the highest bidder. for each. United States
gold coin. the following described perronsi
properly. TO wit; Liquors. Household Purni-
above articles belonging 10 the estats Of The
above-named bankrupt. Terms OF aale, essh.
Q, u. MAYER,
Assignee Of the Estate and Elects Of John
specht. . BANKRUPT In Bankruptcy. mriud
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P~ssspsssS.

The above ssis IL postponed tiIi MONDAY,
Aysl 10, iS's, At the ~ hocr and pl.ss.
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THE Glory Or NAN IS MS sIalnsru

1t la weiLinown fact that thousands sufYer
frSm tie abo,e-pamed complains. The very
nature Of such troubles begsts q timidity that
often prevents the sufferer finn consulting
friend or pi yslcian. and the Victim goes on
frum ninth to month unrelieved. until the
iaek.lus.r eye. pallid cheek and general mental
aud physical prvstration fnds him broken o
In health. without energy and without hope.
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JACKEr SILVER MN

onee-hon 5 Isileef building. 10 San
street, Ban Rrsncisco, California. mriIt
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Gin JOHN CROCKETT. sssssary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27
4 freshet in Dan river. The waters hid be-
gun to subside yesterday evening. & I

4 ireshet in Dan river. The waters hid be-
gun to subsitie yesterday evening. ST. sss
!. II 3'ss ss; Z: SIS ALPHA. a
THE REMAINS or Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
SERVICES DASfILLE wo0LLES AANuEAc-s
correspondence or the Richmond Dlspatch
49, sS. ,t,s SEPTEMBER %, 1915. sS
The remains Of MIR, C. s. Kingsley were
brought to the city on Saturday under the
charge of several members of Roman Eagle
Lodge OF Masons, he having been e mem-
Der OF that lodge, and were laid out Satur-
day night and yesterday in their hall. Conn
mittees OF the lodge have kept watch over
them. This morning they will be sent to
New York city.under the care OF MIR. c. s.
Booth and DR.. C. E. Dougherty, commit
tee OF the lodge. and there they will be de-
posted in the family burial-place, on.the
ground Of Trinity church. ~ k'&is.
Rev. Henry, Petty, of Chatham, preached
at the Baptist church yesterday; Rev. Dr.
Jacob Henry Smith, OF Greensboro, preach
ed ut the Presbyterian church. AT the
Baptist church It was announced that on
next Sunday Rev. ). y. Hutson would COM
mence series Of special services With the
church. .lr,-4sssz,z IA = -. as J
Mr.. j. K, Arillner and Mrs. A. NJ. Keen
have made deed OF n site for a mill and OF
water privileges to the Dantille Woolien
Manufacturing Company, the terms OF which
haye been adiudged satisfactory by the con!-
pany, and it is expected that the company
will at once arrange for business. The
house has to be built, the machinery pro-
cured, and steps taken for the application
Of the waterpower. The superintendent
ent, Mr.. j. G. Miller, of Cuipeper, has had
much experience in the manufacture OF
woollen goods, and while in charge of the
Culpeper factory was very successful. This
factory and the machinery were destroyed
by the northern troops in 1852, il Iremenl-
Der rightly. ia "
the city on Centennial tour and visit to
one of the interchangeable
Fair weather. ALPHA. Il,
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DANVILLE.

Mr.. {. s. KINGSLEY DROWNED-HIS Loss GREAT
Lf LANEHTED-QUEER. ANTICS OF cow
HORSES DEOwNED-THE "EQUIN0CTIAL"
WEATBER-HEAvY RAINS. =.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
SEPTEMBER %, 1876.
The information which reached US last
night that Mr.. G. S. Kingsley and pair OF
his horses We're drowned yesterday evening
in Tom Fork creek, about six miles east OF
The city, is confirmed this morning. His
body had been found, and those OF his
horses, and also the buggy to which the
horses We're hitched, about seyenty-hve
Yards below the usual crossing-place on the
creek. The creek, which is ordinarily but
i small stream, had been very greatly sWol-
len 10y the rain which had been falling at
Intervals on Thursday and Friday. One OF
The ncighbors, who was some distance from
the stream. saw him drive into the creek,
Jump out OF the buggy as the horses began
10 swim. afterwards get back into the bug
y, and then all Of them float of down the
stream. The body, the horses, and buggy
were al found this morning near the de-
post OF raft, and the limbs OF the corpse
We're entangled with the buggy-hnes.
Kingsley was q good swimmer, and very
fearless, and doubtless would have escaped
nu' Tor the embarrassment with the buggy
lines
The de.t.h Of Mr.. Kingsley has produced
much feeling here. He was, I believe, q
native OF New York, had received fine
education 1t one OF the military schools OF
the North, was q soldier in the northern
army during the war, was afterwards en-
gagged IN the tobacco trade in this city, and
aiter his marriage with Miss Belle Cunning
nam, about four years ago, had made his
nome mostly with her and her grandmother,
Mrs. Williamson, near Ringgold, in this
county. Latterly he had bought farm
ABOUT six miles from the city, and it, was
supposed he intended settling down as a
PLANTER. Witty, well educated, and well
informed about current events, fondSof
guns, and tine dogs. and fine horses, and
2enml companions, he had many friends );
no enemies. aa a!43ls
Two horses belonging to Mr.. Kerr Far
icy We're drowned in Fall creek, six miles
north OF the city, yesterday. The driver
narrowly escaped. A load Of wood was
upon The wagon, and the force and depth
VI Inc stream was SO great that the Wagon,
Ind load were rolled over as they passed
uown the current. ,....s5,, i ,,s,,,
Some amusement was excited yesterday
" Tue conduct OF q cow belonging to Dir.
IN. Tatum. Being caught in the volume
" y; water which was passing along one OF
' aae streams which drain and wash out the
eNlf, she was carried through culyerts and
under houses, and afterwards lodged
against q bridge. Unable To ret ont at
once, she stood quiet till the food of waters.
a''atsd, and "took the back track y home.
LOU viii have inferred that we have had
ZONE seauin0ctial" weather. Rain Inns
oeen falling at intervals since Thursday eye
h = and the creeks and branches AaYe
peeh turned into torrents. Last night
ABOUT O'Clock there was q very heavy fall
VI ram. with frequent flashes or lightning
"ha heasy thunder. There is some fear OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-27
by Tenegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 2e..Cotton quiet; sales
Of s7l bales at l1lG@11 81 &C., southern hotr
%, as Wssfsa sst sieo sn a
red western Corn a shade easier; $3.50 &c. for
ungraded western. mixed Inter for choice; $50
l6Y@l SSc, gold, for cargoes; 155i@20c.. gold, for
job lots Sugar dull and nominal; sA99e;d for fair
gSSd csss IN IN
Dr. arm Ia at si.so@sl.e5. TurpentineI arm at s4c.
p pre a stean hsM WhisSey
s1.llH. Freightsqulet. ilt -i.~!H, +a
-t,.. m BALTIMORE az III %SiT't J
BALTIMORE. September 26.-F1our dull, steady,
and unchanged. Wheat steady. firm, ant unchanged.
eer p eIr a aonthefn 4o@sc Rye firm and
quiet. Provisions firm and unchanged. Coffee
strong and active, but unchanged; W hlskey hrnl'
held Mt SLIP. Sugar qnictat lOS@lIc. ~
Z ~. IL ..ayCINCINNATI: 49, tzec rf
mand olNWh Wheat steady aa red. sISsiis Corn QUIET
and weak at 49@50c. Oats steady at 33@42c.
RE sss sssy STEADY s
lGh@ness ffss7f sns
fos and a esar 1o SSe on
steady and firm at 800. Buffer in fair demand
- LOUISVILLE. 'i I5f3,-'a,..,., III
LOUISVILLE. September 26.-Flour quiet; extra,
s3.5O@!S4.. Wheat unchanged. Corn duh white
43c.; mixed, 42c Ryeand oats unchanged. Bulk;
meats quiet and unchanged. SBacon-7A, 81, and
lOac for shoulders, clear RIB, and clear sides. S-
gar-cured hams dun and unchanged. Lard steady
and unchanged. Whiskey-Demandf air ut Sl.0S. :
90 t.e,e... $50 ST. LOUIS. q, II 'a,l,s,.
ST. LOUIS, September 26.-Fiour steady and in
good demand. Wheat moderately active; No. 2 red
fail, 16@$1.1 6iS: Nos red fall, III .o6h@SI;0
Corn quiet. Oats-No.i 3, SIC. Rye, 664c:, bid.
Barley steady and firm, Whiskey steady ut i.09.
changed. Bulk;ncats quiet Bacon dull and un.
changed.
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.-,..,s.,;i VEGETINE. .l,trs,I 7..tget
,lr ,PURIFIEs THE BLOOD, :.:,;
-.,RENOvATEs, AND INvIGoRATES THE
- -. 49, = WHOLE SYSTEM. :" =. - = 81.
=: ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE =. i
:.~ALTERATIvE;; TONIC, SOLVENT AND
S,-> t1 ~. 4 DlURETIc. ;.s. s.. d
VEGETINE.

L 2 o. = IL
VEGET1NE Is made exclusively from the juices of
carefuTy-selected barks, roots, and herbs, and so
strongly concentrated that 1t will efectually eradi
cate from the system every faint Of Scrofua, Scro
fulous Humors, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous Humor,
Erysipelas, Salt-Rheum, Syphiitic Diseases, Can
kerr Faintness at the Stomach, and all diseases that
arise from, impure blood. Sciatica, InfanmatoIy
and Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt, and
Spinal Complaints, can only be cfcctually cured
through the blood. .3Erfs .9--tyu ,ElIg.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases of the. Skin
Pnsrlies, Blotches. Boils, letter, Scaldhead, and
Ringwor1n, vEoETINR has never failed to effect u
permanent cure. - 1. +, r. :
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop
sy, Female Weakness, LeucorrhGa, arising from
internal ulceration and Uterine Diseases, and Gem
eral Debility, YRGETINE acts directly upon the
causes Of these complaints. 1t ingigorates. and
strengthens the whole sytem acts upon the secretive
organs, allays Inflammation, cures liberation, and
regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual CosttEencss,
Palpitation Of the Heart Headache Piles, Nervous
ness and General Prostitution Of the Nervous Sys-
tem no medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
as the vEGETINE. 1t purifes the blood, cleanses
all of the organs and possesses controlling power
over the nervous system. Ii ,,r.,n.,i,. ,j,.i.,.t
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINE, have
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom
we know to prescribe and use II In their own faHlf-
lies.
In fact, yEGETINE Is the best remedy yet discoy-
cred for above diseases, and is the only reliable
Blood-P urifcr yet placed before the public.
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!. COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 26, 1875.

OFFERINGS. ~ E 81,
WHEAT.-IHAite, $40 bushels. Red zoos
ucoRS.-W hite, 602 bushels. Nised, 90 bushels.
OATS.-1,774 bushels. t10fi@f- c;4HIfil}of =
pv.--ss bushels. Il = q .l:fIi i, N.
- - SALES ~ /" I5stf:s !,
WHEAT.-IYhtte,,; l24 bushels ut 1926; z13S,
bushels at Sl.2O: 42 bushels at 81 10; SO bushels
at 81; 80 bushels at l.2l-total 10 bushels Red,
SO bushels very good at Sl27; @ BUSHELS At 10
SLIPS; 1G bushels at 81, IL; 124 bushels prime ct
81. 80; ola bushels at $1.20; 81 bushels At 81 40
bushels at To-; 30S bushels ut 81 90; l6 bushels
at Sl.12-total, 1.452 bushels. -t.r!.fta u,
-CoRN.-White 226 bushels Mt 60e.;- 90 bushels
at 59c.: $50 bushels Mt 5Sc-total, 1863 bushels,
Mi1ed, 40 bushels ut 55c.; SO bushels at 07c.-toS
tai, 90 bushels. 1<'t !, 49,.
OATs.-34 bushels prime spring at $780,; % BUSH
els good spring at &c.,: 1000 bushels very good
winter at &c. 122 bushels prime spring on private
1878 Bushels. - ~ Co. -
RYE.-36 bushels ut sc. =; ~. 49,. ~, ~! i
RE-EXHIBITED. i.na. Z. Az
wIEAT-Pe1s32 bushels,
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GENERAL HNTELLgGENCE.

LOSS TO A RICHMOND INSURANCE COMPANI-BU-
RIAL OF ADMIRAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT
SUFFERERS. 49, ~.
.a, Especial telegram to the Dispatch. g"
NORFOLK, Va, September pa frame
house in the rear of Nebraska street, occu-
pied by four ladies, was burned to-day.
Loss, $1,000; insured in the Mutual AS
surance Company, Of Virginia.
Tue naval and military authorities made
an immense and impressive display to-day
in the ceremonies attending the burial Of
Rear Admiral Pennock, a native Of Nor
folk. ;.< ~. ~ ,a,,
The contributions in Norfolk and Ports
mouth for the Savannah sufferers foot up
to-day over $500. y 500. =. ,n p,
[Associated Press telegrams.J .uss.,,
FUNERAL. OF REAR-ADMIRAL PENNoCK. !.
NORFOLK. September 26.-The remains of
Rear Admiral Alexander NJ. PennocR, who
died in Boston on the 10Th instant, arrived
this morning on the steamship William
Crane, and were taken by his friends to
Christ church (Episeopal), where, at T..
NJ, the funeral obsequies took place. The
corteee was the largest and most imposing
ever seen in Norfolk, consisting OF military
from Fortress Monroe, under the command
of General De Russey; the marine forces
from the hayward, commanded BY Captain
George Collier; detachments OF the Nor
folk City. Guard and Light Artillery Blues,
commanded respectively by Lteutenlaalnl t.
Harry Hodgesand H. c. W hitehead sail
ors from the United States steamer Pow
lhatan, under the command OF Leute n, at
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. By,Telegrapn.
NEW ;YoRK.l

NEW YORK, September 2e- Nooh.-stosls active
and unsettled. Money. 1H@2--no loans. Gold, 1le:
Exehange-Lony, 4s3; short, 49, states dnli
and nominal Governments dull and lower Tor CUP
rercy bonds; the rest steldy. : SFAiS 81
Eren tna,-Money easy at 1H@9. Sterling firm
at 74S3. Gold, TO-. Governments duh and steady.
States quiet and nominal. ~ ,4si35: f77sl ~
BALTIMORE. IT tsl.s{ ,..,i..'5r,.
BALTIMORE. September 26.-Virginin 6s, defer
red, 6 |: consols, 67A; second series, 81. North
Carolina 6'S, old, 16S; new, 6.
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION.
~ =. BOSTON, November Is, 1876.

Z 81
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ: -
Dear sir,-During the past five years I have had
ample opportunity to judge Of the merit of-VEGE-
TINE My wife has used 1t for complaints attending
lady Of delicate health with more beneficial results
than anything else which she ever tried. have
given it to my children under almost every circrm-
stance attending large family, and always with
marked benefit. have taken 1t myself with such
great benefit that cannot find words to express my
unqualified appreciation Of its goodness. Z sf
While performing my duties as a police officer in
this cityit has been my lot fan In with great
deal of sickness. unhesitatingly recommend VEG
TINE, and never knew Of a case where it did not
prove all that was claimed for 1t. Particularly In
cases of debiltatcd or impoverished state Of the
blood Its effects are really wonderful; and for all
complaints arising from an impure state OF the
blood 1t appears to work Ike q charm, and do not
believe there are any circumstances under which
vEGETINE can be used with injurious results and 1t
will always afford me pleasure to give any further
information as 10 what know about VEGETINE,E
~ u; <, WILLIAM b. hill, Police Station 4.
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d Admits long deferred marriage is to 90
cur In October. She will then become Mrs.;
Gye.s
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ALL3KINDS OF SCH0 0LrBO OKS
SCHOOL sTATIoSER j
cCHoIARs, PARENTS,
AND TEACHERS

-s,ynSS =
are reminded that they can buy 1918 Main street
at tile lowest possible prices al the BOOKS used II
the public and private schools Many hundred sec.
ond-hand copies are offered at about half price.
OLD BOOKS taken In exchange
Sc is ~ - , { - : RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
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a.EORGE B ) j Han $3.50 n !, ]. ]
A,l.TToRNEY AT LAW,

has returned 10 the city. and may be found y his
ONCE, No. 022 MaIn street. &c S7-3tsal
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 2s. 1877

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 26. 1875
: Z =. - - ARRIVED. -, 4.,s.ss
Brig. soskumperan, Wahi, Bristol England, in
ballast, to load tobacco for LIVERPOOL Curtis g Far
Brig wilHe Goodyear, Cussoas, New York, light
to load flour, Haxall, Crensllaw s. co. 9yI5riy.r ~
-. SAILED. 4. ,.sl.s, 80, ~ z;
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, CIV. Allen 6 Coz
agents. ,1ss,.-,.,. LIZ. :, .,...s
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers. Z. 3. Tatum, agent. ,,...,.
chandie and passengers, W r Porter, agent. 81.
X. y CLEARED FoR THIS PORT. ;,.a ...lifi
From New York on Friday, Sch oner Dukes Ames,
PROM Baltimore s on Monday. schooner Eddie. Pail
From From New York on Saturday, schooner Ella H.
From New York on saturday, schooner ChIngaro.,
IT, ' - oMEMoRAsDA.Fpi rsI stt,afIf &
sehOonsT e Kngs Pfes asnss from New
Schooner Alice 81 Isaac, williams, loading Mt New
York ON saturday for Richmond. ~ g 900 ~,
Schooner William Donnelly hence at Alexandria
schooner John McGinnis, colburn, hence, at Phila-
oe sesfoos Sa To Seward hence Al
folk on Monday q q; ss "a Ss5'' 81 {
Schooner Amelia Hearn, Moore hence, at PhiIal
t Schooner ). sfvias ingerso hence at Pbiladel
pbia on Saturday. e 9:s5's s
sy, NOTICE. TO AARINERs. IL fYsF
Tile Graves LEDGE Bell buoy has been driven
from It's station will reessas ss DnM e pfc
sessssyT 81 Ys Lighthouse Inspector
harey gi ven that the wreck OF schooner AddieWa
ton lies In the main channei. delaware Bay ~ %
fattoms at low Eater An M
ere the bearings fr0ul the wreck Buoy OF tue u3td-
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-EAh Ida FL
WHEAT.-Red, 80 bushels. ~

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
,.-., RICHMOND, september 26, 1875:
The breaks to-day comprised 176 hogsheads, 81
tierces, and Q boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change we're 107 packages, of which number 81
were taken in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 1915 to $50. :
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Tweed Soon to Come Sailing Home.
on q War Vessel. s5::.s
DETAILS FIXED.
No Opportunity TO be given the Boss to.
800 go. commit Suicide. is +. {,
POOR LOS WOES.
Bishop Whipple Concludes Treaty
with Spotted Tail & Co. = y
THE YELLOW-FEVER.

-, ~ ~ fItt4,,T2tl ~ III IL Il Fl. ~
Dishessalten'ng Reports from Savannah
!, n; :, 4; and Brunswick ,Is:554 H.. !,
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CANNOT BE ExCELLED. ,.tii:E
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has now In stock Large assortment Of oil the books
nse In rublf aud grfvate schools colleges and
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Catalogues OF all the SCH0OL-B0OKS pubiisned
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