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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-09

THURSDAY, june 8, 1875.
The breaks of tobacco during the past week we're
1850 hogsheads, 23s fierces and $50 boxes.
The Richmond tobacco market closed nrm, Win
an upward tendency In the prices. The receipts d-
ring the week were quite large, and good prices pre-
vailed for al grades. 1t seems to be the opinion
with many persons that even under very favorable
circumstan not more than threc-fourths crop
can be planted this season, while others assert that
there will not be more than one half of an average
crop. Future developments, however viii settle
this point We continue our quotations
DARK.-Primtngs-S1.25 @$3.5o:
DARK.-Lugs-Very common, S39$4:5v.., nc
dunn to good, .$5.50@S7; extra, s7984e.oo;
Leaf-Common, $G@$7; medium, Stow gooG,
SIO@S12 fine, $12.50@$l 1890; fnc extra black
wrappers IL 55O@S20. ~
/ Naturalization .r$0@sS: medium
to good, $S@SIl; fine smoking. Sl2.oUe9s2Os
extra smoking, S2O@$25. Ieac-Common TO me
dunn, $9@Sl4; good to fine, Sl3@t$l7i extra MI.
ers, S15@S25. Wrdppers-Coinmon. SlZ@Sio'
medium to good, s1s6es25; fine, $25@sa0 extra,
$45@s9o. s.asrty
The following Is Il comparative statement OF the
inspections, deliveries and receipts OF tobacco, To-
sethcr with the stock on hand, at the different ware
houses In this city from the LIST OF October TO May
for the years 1875 and 1876 45t
INSPECTIONS.
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. FEN AelSetLA.I.
RIgHme, Nd STOCK Excr1ANaE.
THURsIyAY. Jsyses q. 1876.

?
6msrfcau Goid,- III IL bid.
Ssssfs SeeaTatisse- ylrgfnfa console cSx bid, on
ssIed: yiruiIia- co,soiS new, 80 bid, So aaked
virginia deferred. 9 BID Virginia tax-recdyabd
Cttu ri Richmond city So, lie bid;
Richmond city 6's, Say bi5, 9SS asked Peters.
Haiiroaa Bonds,- Chesapeake and Clio Railroad
6'r gold 81 and NJ, % bid. Virgins Central Rail-
road third MORTGAGE c's, j. and j.. 10 bid, 7e1
asked; Virginia and TennesEee Railroad second
MORTGAGE esq. ana d. 6S asked; Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's, q and D.,
100 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg aud PotoElac
Railroad mortgage rs, .: and 81, se bio; Piedmont
Railroad first mortgage S's, A. and o. 80 ND.
RafiToad StocRs.-Richmonf Frcdeficksburg md
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, l0c
par, % bid. ..sss . &. .
Bank Stoeks.-Ftrst National, 100 par, 115 BID,
125 asked; National Bank OF Virgsala 100 par, I04
Insurance Companiss.-- yirginis Fire and s Ms. !.
Virginia Home, loo par. LOS asked: Merchants and
Mschanlss, 100 par 90 Ssked; St,y ioD pss re
Insurance Company. 100 par, s5 asssi. ~, 80,
Neutrality-suspicious. Doninfor Steanfsnip S0In-t
pany, 100 par, 20 bid, 80 asked = III stss
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MINERAL WATER

MINERAL WATERS.-We are agents
NI for the sale of the WATERS FROM THE
VIRGINIA SPRINGS, and keep on hand supply OF
celebrated waters from other sources in this country
and in Europe-YiZ.: =, .... w.
WHITE SULPHUR, G reenbrler county ". Va;
| ROCKBRIDGE ALUM, Roekbridge county, Va;
| ALLEGIIANY, Montgomery county, Va;
BUFFALO LITHiA Il and p, Mecklenbmg county
BLUE RIDGE, Botetourt county, Va;
BLUE LICK, Kentucky. H. ,s. .
BLUE LICK WATER In kegs; ,,ss
CONGRESS, Saratoga, =. y;
HATHORN, Saratoga, y. y;
GEYSER, Saratoga, n. y;
KATALYSISE, Gettysburg, Pa; a. ft
ViCHY, Vlchy, France. ..s III
/ BITTER WATER, Frlederichshall, Ger;
HITTER WATER, Pullna, Bohemia; sass, ~.
SELrZER. Settler, Ger.
salts from the following springs for readily making
The water emporaneously, very useful for travel
ers or nvaids at inaccessible points can be
mail--yiZ.: -.s 60 .,o pool,
Rockbridse Alum Water mass, from the ROCK
bridge Alum Springs, $2 per Vial.
SeSen Sprlnss Iron and alum mass, Washington
coun'9' s"' - 60 PURCELL LADD & co.
an paSniiaationtp my Him !
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND, JCNE 8, 1875.
ARRIVED. - s.t -ri%

FORT OF R1CUMONu,JCSES ., 1910.
! ARRIVED. - 1.t ="
etaao,sbin wyanoke, Couch New YORK, i1nerchan-
disc and passengers, G.. w. Alien & Co, agents.
Steamer J. w. Eyerman, Piatt, Philadelphia, lner-
chandise aud passengers, w. 2. Porter, agent. =
SAILED. g., :.
steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, merchandise
aud mn ssenpers, L. j. TatuIn, agent.
"H Staamcr John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
chandise and passengers, {. =. Tatnm, aSent. no,
Schooner Clara, Lipphco.t. New York, Gamer
coal Geryas Storrs. agent. :,,L.,
Sci Schooner Henry Parker, Hazelton,, Washington,
coal Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED. r.g...g
Bark Texas (Ger.). seedorf, Bremen; 49I hogs
heads leaf tobacco and q hogsheaas bsr
II a. Noting & Co.; $50 bags quercltron nalx'
Smyth, Snyder i Co. , p,h,. ! 7sg barrels
brif 20 baf.h hour Haxall, Crenshaw Co.
Rrj L' Samuel Lindsay, Gibson, Rio de 5aneir1'
1880 barrels and 200 haif-parrc's houf' iiAHAA'
Schooner Wdema parks55d Santos ante a1d pni
and haf5arres four * oG Daetages Florida WI
ter. and boxes tonic, Haxali, Crenshaw q GO.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

livestock sales report from June 2 TO June y,
1916, reported by L. Gimmi, weighmaster: !. 1pc,
Cattie-67 head common to good sold AT 4AgI
1SoasMarket OF er-suppiied and exceedingly dull
2o2 head sold 1T 5000, net. ,.
yShssp.-3A@5c for medium to good; extra, SIC,
Toss ,s 80
CaIres-Si@$9.50 2 head,
SIiJcL ro,1s-S329$J p head.
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V1RGINIA's RESOLUTIONS RESPECTING IN
DEPENDENCY Wednesday was the one hun
dredth anniversary Of the day on which the
delegates from Virginia, in obedience to in
structions from that colony, introduced into
the Colonial Congress, sitting at Philadel-
phia. the famous "resolutions respecting
INDEPENDENCE" The first OF these was ::
THAT these united colonies are and Of right
ought to be free and independent States !;
that they are absolved from all allegiance to
the British crown, and that all political con-
nection between them and the State Of Great
Britain is and OF right ought to be totally
dissolved" The others declared that inca
sures should be Immediately taken for pro-
curing the assistance OF foreign powers, and
that confederation be formed for the pur-
pose OF binding the colonies more closelyto-
9ether
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BY TeIegraph.
NEW YOEK.

NEW YORK. june s.-Hoon.-Stocks enl and
little better Money ~ Gold. osilsa sgd
strong. states quiet and nominal.
EuesstnJ.-afoney duh at az. Stertthg steany
at ASS. Gold firm at 11axG1112A. Governments
active and strong. States quiet and nominal
= BALTIMORE ~
BALTIMORE, June Ss-Yirg!nia 6's, deferred, ON IS.
consoIs, 66's. North Carolina 6's, old, BID to-
fay
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FURNITURE.
my 10-1m

e5 N1IT, HAT-RACKS and BOOKCASES ~
a new stylc WALNUT S aFE, with or without vi
marble: iow-prlce PARLOR SUITS and BED, H. !.
+ oIIN1;Es In addition 70 my large stock ON hand
which pledge to sell Mt lower prices than the sae
class of goods were ever offered: Exnn1ne my stocH
49, o. oIa - '-.s ~ /. 4.s lS Governor street.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS. s
WrtEAr.-White, IL bushels. Red, IL Ii O bushels.
CoRN.-Whfte, $50 bushels, Aixed, 10 bushels.
OATS.-420 bushels. III y I,
MEAL.-62 bushels.
STRAw.-50 bales. W.
u VI 9.ssa1t. SALES.
!. WIIEAT.-yhite, IA bushels Mt Sf.55. Red,
1874 bushels very good at $3.50; 10 bushels at
Sl.52-total, ITO bushels.
CoaN.~Vhite, $50 bushels on private terms: SO
bushels prime ut 60c.-total, 3SS bushels. Vtred
LOO bushels common at Soc.
MEAL,-62 bushels at CSC. 80 .1s.ss
STRAw.-20 bales on private terms
RE-EXHIBlTED.
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by telegraph.
SEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YonK.7 June s.-cottop quiet; sales Of ESQ
bales at 1 I5-16612hc. Flour unchanged. Wheas
without decided sh e epsnss Winter
@59c Tor graded mixed Ole for new wnse s9 asa
a4c. for mixed. western and State; "a pace: lor
white. Coffee@Rio dull and unchanged sugar
rsr and e Se d FOR tam "a oaa
i0xc. FOR granuIated; 16Igac. for crasae n,a and
powdered Molasses duh ana uncaanRSe snw Nt Arm
nj SSG,s II-I8c. Rosin and turpentine stead TX
PorE higher; closing scarcely SO frm neM
4$19.5o. Lard opened hrmer' s,s aan F.eiyTfs
SII.4O. Whiskey easier at Si.OsHs rfeish'o
scarcely % nf'H BALTIMORE. r. 3
BALTIMORE, june sFloar quiet ana aSn,hean ssrn
firmer and higher; white, 5S@59c. yellsws ,os9
zoe wessE excited and his ss Nominal oh1s
sions duh and unchanged. Coffee, unchanged. Wills
key dull at sl!ll. Sugar steady.
- CISCINNATL SO.
H, CISctsyArI June s.--Flour quiet and UNCHANGED.
Wheat IN fair demand at @ sr%es !, saaT4c.
Pork nrIn at s19@sI8.2s. Lard higher; ssea slu
ios9 Ilc.; kettle, lske. Bulk-inestss aroDg
e Clear 1 sies ios Bacon fair demand and hs6ss
shoulders Sc. eiear sicss, dLcs
Hes IL good esod a sa rese sio SIP SIP
sa. . saa ssasS isssy ys stesns ii sib
=. LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. june s-Flour dull and anchangcd.
Wheat auics; red, 81: amber, Los; white, FL
Corn ilrn; white and mixed. 4Sc. 0sts-So sales.
fke shoulders, &c.. eleas rsb-
Sides iOaG supply light no clear 10 mar
ssha Ear4sPrime Kettle 1sse.; kes, LAC. " nisr
key, s1.07. II +
.sIs LOUIS
CT TOMS. Jane a~--E1onr dull and unchanged.
u;bsafi1ptionsh higher. casI stesdy No rea aAll.
i.i3S Corn higher; No 3msssas S s,s.,
M Notf,ins done Whiskey ecsrce ans wanted az
s2.Os PerS- Jobbing: Lare.,ad-
n $500 clear rib aud clear sides
10 aetses pnE
WssS VITA Downward tendency COCA sseefs, Ss.0u
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The blaine InvesttSatfen---Tcxt OF
the Caldwell Dispatch.

Lively Time in Congress--A Murderer
Promptly Punished in Algiers--Ob
ary--A Colorado Due1-Steam Boiler
Explosion in Georgia, &C., &c.
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WATER.- This celebrated

BETHESDA WATER.-This celebrated
ID WATER has been lately introduced l lnao In,
Streets who is sole agent for its sale in Richmond
and vicinity Although but recently and
Nader and arrangements Of the stomach sucn y
dyspepsia &c. remarkable as to piaSe IL a.
once IN me front VI which win SO quickly and
efeetualiy eradicate from the system all traces OF
diseases recurring diuretic treatment
oSe 'N'''S 49, -, 80. GEORGE SCHEN,
,r7n-1m ... HOO Main street.
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nRIsfE EARLY ROSE SEED PoTA
IeiTOEsy direct nom Maine, for sale hy mn
4sfe 18TsS ~ q EHS'
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAMEEs:

NOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO-TEfk
yIDEECE. BOSTON, AND M0N-aa9elszzsssssaa r.,
TREAL, AND BILLS OF LADISG s EtaIts1o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j. w. EpERMASs Sslp i,".,.
TIL FRIDAY the 9th instant, at IL O'Clock.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals ana stat
state room so: third-class passage without meals
A 49, 5s-ETsS w, r, PORTER, Agent,
lie a-ats 80 49, 80 NO. 2425 Dock street.
EOR NEW Y.oRK.-The Old TETn
L Dominion Steamship, Company 'sssxsas e
steamship WYAN0kE, Captain ,CoucIL wil sal
FreIetit received unt.i 8 o'clock 7. u.
Thrpugh bills OF lading signed and goods for
varied with dispatch 10 all points NORTH aoso1
eagt and west; also, 10 foreign ports. y
Passenger accommG datfons n.ssurpassed: .,.,..t
Cabin fare to New yers, s1S rouna-tf1p ncAefs
*20. Storage, S6And %. Y Y
800 - fi. N. ALLEN CO.. Agents
% lat Ia Company's Wharfs Rockets.
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IOUISVMAF.
SIX LOUIS.

nI-,OpOK AND JOB WORK NIsAEi:xl..I::;;As.s NJ
H EcUTED AT THEsDIsp Tea Pk les =
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J J. By 81 EH:RsAPH
POLITICAL AFF AIRS.
The Wisconsin Democratic Conven.
tfo1s Send Seventeen Delegates
ss for TtIden. 81
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

FAILURE IN NEW YORK.
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GROCERIES,. DC.
ROCERIES CHEAP FOR CASH.
81 AIR BROTHERS.

BLAIR BROTHERS. "
5OsASp SIP EAST MARSHALL STREET,
are selling GROCERIES to suit the times Just re-
ceyed: . - $3.50
100 barrels best FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR
Family from $3.50 to $3.50 per barrel; Extra,
$3.50 to ~ per barrel and &C. per pound.
TEAS-Black Tea, so to 75c. per pound; Green,
5Oc.;. Gunpowder, from Doc. TO $3.50 per
pounds;
.l2%, Il, and &c. per pound.
Best REFINED LARD, l5c.
C0FFEE.-R!o, from 20 to Csc; Lasuayra, 2Sc.
I" per pound.
sUGAR.-A, lie; Extra c, 1oc.; Brown, SC. per
Prime BUTTER always on Ice.
: Goods delivered free. All goods guaranteed. 5OS
and 8 IL east Marshall street. 1e gu .
DEST QUALITY HANS, desirable sizes !;
WOODS FAMILY ROE HERRINGS, the best
brand;
FRESH TABLE BUTTER-a good supply always
ON hand WILLIAM 81. TATUM,
te7 5l4 Broad street.
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ruE nI,AINR TNyEsTIG ALTON.

WASHINGTON, June SIN the sub-Jndi-
ciary Committee Green testified that in
conversation between him and stewart In
regard to bringing q suit he lGreen} alluded
to some difficulty about Blaine,s name mp
pearing init. Stewart did not say that jams :.
G, Blaine was or was not mixed up IN ~,
but. spoke. of the person as !. speaker !, axe
James James, Blaine.D or z. James Blaine" This
was In regard to che quarter million bonus =
distributed, by j. B. Stewart e., :,
This 1.-The Stewart who WAS IN cAstoly W
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

oArs.-soo bushels.
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At the reitnion Of the Army Of the Poto-
mac in Philadelphia General Sheridan made
speech, in which he stated that he was in
"fayor OF living on friendly terms with his
late enemies (meaning the ex-ConiederateSSi;
but before comforting honor on them de.
sired to see signs OF repentance" and add.
ed, "but these signs he had not seem"
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cuTSlONs, &C.
Two negroes were drowned at Old Point
to-day while bathing on the backbone a
woman. 4 -. 49,
.. Associated Press tceSrams.J
POsT-OFFICE APPROPRIATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June S.-Thc post-oflice ap-
preparation bill, as reported by the Senate
Committee on Appropriations, is amended
| in the following important particulars: The
committee strike out all the legislative pro-
visions Of the House which provide for a
reimbursement OF postmasters' salaries; for
new rates OF mail-seryice; compen satlon OIL
railroads. and for changes in the existing
law relating to third-class mail-matters.
The appropriations are increased !. as 1oi-
lows. For compensation OF postmasters,
from sG,S0O,OOO to S7,5Oo,oOo; Tor inland
mail TRANSFORMATIONS, from S15,G0O,OO0 10
al. 400 900; for pay OF letter-carriers, from
81, 900, 600 to S2,000,000; for pay OF railway
nost-office clerks, from 81, l25, 900 to sl,3oV,-
| 600: for paw of route agents, from S9l0,Voo
to 81 600, GOO; for special agents, from Slio,-
600 to Sl5OO00; for transportation OF lcr-
eign mails. from 100000 to S250,00 1oE
advertising, from $4,000 to 240,D00; 1or
miscellaneous items, from $4,000 to 4lcV'-
GEO..
TIE committee strike out the House ap-
preparation OF $3.50, 900 for official postage
stamps for the use Of the Post-Office Depart
ment. The House proyiso that stamped Ell.
velopes and newspaper-wrappers shall mol
be sold at less than their average cost IN
Guiding clerk hire and other expenses con-
nected Herewith, is retained.
THE CALDWELL CABLEGRAM.
!. WASHINGTON, June, S.-The following is
the telegram received by Dir. Knott:
Lond0n.-To the Chairman of the Honst
Judiciary Co1nmitte, Washington: Have
Just read in the New York papers Scots
evidence about our bond transaction, ant
. can fully corroborate it. I, never gave
Blaine any Fort Smith railroad bonds
directly or otherwise. / have three railway
contracts on my. hands, which make it i'm
possible for me to leave without great pecu'
mary loss, or would gladly voluntarily
come home and so testify. Can make atf.
/ daYit TO this effect and mail 1t il desired.
| JOSIAH CALDWELL.
THE BLAINE INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, June SIN the sub-Jndi
ciarv Committee Green testified that in
conversation between him and Stewart In
regard to bringing q suit he (Green) alluded
to some difficulty about Blaine's name mp.
nearing in it. Stewart did not say that james
| -. x,,ou NOT mixed m In IL,
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsRMENTs-lsT PAcE-5th and eth coils
AsTRoL0GY-2D PAcE-sth col
BILLIARDS-2D PAck-6th col
sodE BoaRD AMP AM LoRGING wASTED"2D P PAGs-Sib col.
BkooKLYN REAL EsTATE E'hU5s F0s 0skLE-2p PIcuis.
sgsIEEss oPPoRruNIrIEs-eru PAer.
BUSINESS N0TICES-5TH PAoH-0th col.
CL0THING-2p P-a1-eth col. w.
CcooASHHEE 4sTnIsS xNP @ SARPkSERs Perish col
DANCING ACADEMIEs-Isr PAGH-5th col
I,sH DI,ssHETISTRY-sD nH PAen-2d COZ
DWELLING HOUSES 10 LET, FURNISHED AND UN-
EvRoSEAN sIE2MsaiFs2 Pass-stA sS' and 9Th coils
ESc2hsGE1sDa EXCHANGE sais.Gze P1sSnsS sSs COL
FINANCTAL-9rH PAGE
Eihk AkIs-5D PAcE-2d col
TuREisHED Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
!, gyRSiIGEEy$S Fsss, "a col 90. go,
HELP W1STEI-MALEs 7rn PAcn~5th and 9Th coils.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.-lsr PAGE-2d. sd and 4th
h9Tsks RS6Es 51sssHA sS SASrEDsD p.s.aa COL
INsTRUCTION-3D PAGK-xd col.
EGAqkN LEGHL NoTckD sEAsSNfs PAazd r1eassa eo COL
LOST AND FouND-isr PAsE-lst col.
sARsls sAeslSksxFa s.fss.s f.sssA so COL
MfLaiNERl hxp f1fass pAer4.h col
HiscELLXNEoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcrDetb
EgSIf4hIsE Eg% FtSss,s ss f.s.s.A ,o
PIANOFORrES, ORGANS, &C.-lsr PAcE-4th col.
POST OFFICE NOfICB-lsr PAGE-4th col.
PROPOSALS-2p PAGK-3d col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTBD-FEMALES-
7TH PAGE-5th col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR To-
REAL R EsrATR rSSrlss 70 Exc6%SeE-aD pAep-ad col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGK-2d col.
kEWARDS-1sf PAGE--1st col
SALES AT AUoTIoN--sD P1Gs--lst and I'd coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7IH PAeE-1st 3D.
Sd 4th and 5th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-7rH PIcE-5th col
SPEClAL NOTICES-lsT PAGE-lst, I'd and Sd coils
SPORIlNG-DOGS, BIRDS &C-Isr PAGE-2d col
THE TRADES--7rB PAGE--6th col
THE TURF-isT PACED col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAGE-2d col,
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE-2D PAGE-6th col
UNFUkNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE-3d coils
WANTED TO PURCHASE-3D PAcE-2d col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.-3D PAGK-2d col
WEST CHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LEr-2D PAGR-lst col.
WINTER RESORrS-2D PAcR-5th col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-l0rH PAGE-6th col
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


O'ri0z SSHiSf Sq srEe54H AoG1lGE sHHS NOTICE
sAEgAef IS aER6ER 2srGS @
And N n REAR Hr oF new N YORK HOTEL rLA0hs'
OF rh RE sEE cAEEES SnAPg q EFT TkNou 81
AND CARRIAGES, THE PRoPERTY OF
SPEED %ARsaSThp aSSEoS AS s1Rfff REFkEsEShD neud
ns 4ed ss sa Ss sm Ss0 M M h
and stylish as well AS sGmey driver trotted his fourth heat
hand. viii before the Of hs
is warranted sound Kind and as represented
sired oy YOuns MOrre and 6 half brOiher
proved in speed and can speed 80 gait now and is as
sound and kind, without fault or trick.
was Sn @ s Cray sssSs S &
7years old tro in 80, and show better than
cepon fine senemsa road horse @ as stands for
Also e a ds as o,e sns aRs &
high years old; was sired by Magma charta, dam BY
in better and Is Sarlsnssd sound and Kind
Also 1 S brown brew eldng Victor SS hands years
tro on any track in 5 he is pole horse Also
kind and safe Tor the mos. t%id 70 drive
Also hne dark bay Trotng Gelding. IS hands high,
public record but trotted Louisville t1nck
nsas has Sse TnsS he on by
as he Johnston horses he is fully warranted sound and
Beautiful and speedy brown geding Billy I5h hands 6
years ola got by Toronto thef he Is speedy
heats inside of2 5 this horse and Detective make very
hne team; he is warranted sound and kind.
Also the very fast bay geldng TnckAhoe 15is high.
years old; sired by Mambrno Giit by Rysdicks
Hambletonan he Is fine road horse stands IN his
city can beat 24o road track and is sound
and kind.
Also elegant Trottng Gelding 15t hands high yesrs
old; got by Ashand. dam a1kenucky tundng yoy
handsome aud trot in 10 So has record he
has great bottom and pull top road with any
trotter living and warranted sound and kind
Also top side Bar Road Wagons top Pony Pheatons
Rockaway, single and double Harness. Blankets Robes
Whips. &c
N: B.-rHE ABOVE HORSES CAN BE SEEN ANY
TIME
PRIOR TO SALE BY APPLYING AT STABLE AS
ABOVE.
SALE POSITIVE RAIN OR SHINE
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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ID Grand sprciII iJYLsus Y 3, SIS S&sAR -. 80.
THURsDAY), at 80
To-DAY's MATINEE OF JULIUS cRsAR-BEsT
Il at TYsONs, Pifh Avenue and Windsor Hotels
RooTH's THEATRE-To-DAYs MATINEE.
The extraordinary MATINEE performance Of JULIUS
CESAR TO be given this. THURSDAY, the 27th inst.
will be witnessed by entire dramatic profession Of this
city and Brooklyn guests the ladies and gentlemen the
cas-. Of tho play management of the theatre Tho
curtain will rise at 80 P. NJ.
The sale Of seats reserved for the general public is
progressing.
DooTps THEATRE. MATINEE DAY.
ID JARRETT PALMER....... .Lessees and Managers
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES TODAY.
EVERY NIGHT and a. the SATURDAY MATINEE.
until further advertisements kepresentatlon With une5
sS Gsss .ssS e
a',is"'a Mr LAwRENcE BARRETT 'T as cAIus cAssIUs.
Mr. y. G. BANGS as MARCUS ANroNIUs
Mr. l. DAVENPORT as MARCUS JUSIUs BRUrUs
Of the pay) and s9s eprs sSnPsny % q Booths Theatre
Of the grand shaEospsSrisn prsssH.@oS beyond
sS and ABfIG%Tx ffIa Multitude ss
and magnificent scenery, Tyii,p rrvArR
BODY or BRUTGs ON THE PLAINS OF PHILIPPE
COLOSSEUM, BROADWAY AND 18Th ST.
THE ASSASSINATION
LAST DAYS OF THE ARCHBISHOP
THE SIEGE OF PARIS.
PANORAMA OF THE
FRANCO-PRUsSIAN WAR
OF THE GREAT
These great works OF art can be seen
but few days longer as they must soon
be removed to Philadelphia Tor the Cen.
PAINTINGS tennial Exposition. Open from | to 4
Z. NJ and from y to 10 7. NJ.
Admission 80 cents
Children half price Music in the promenade.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DREsBYTERIAN MEMORIAL CHURCH. MADISON
av corner of SD st-Lecures illustrated with photo
graph views by the pastor Rev Charles Robinson ID d.
Tuesday, January 25 London and Westminster Abbey;'
Thursday. January "a, London and the Tower :;
mencing punctuaily At quarter TO o'clock Admission
60 the course Toe 20 single lecture SOC Tickets 20 be
door.
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DOsT OFFICE NOTICE
Il The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday
January 20 1875 will close this Office Tuesday ~
NJ, for Europe, per steamer Dakota, via Queens
town; on Wednesday, at II A. NJ, for Europe,
per steamer Russia, via Queenstown; on Thursday,
~ ii 80 A. NJ. tor Europe. per steamer Klopstock
via Plymouth Cherbonrg and Hamburg Saturday, at
A. NJ for England Wales Ireland and France per
Republic via Queenstown and 1T A. NJ for Scotland per
steamer Bolivia, via Glasgow, and at IL 30 A. NJ. for
Europe, per steamer America, via Southampton aud
Bremen.
Mails for China, Japan. &c, will leave San Francisco
February 1, 1875
Mails for Australia New Zealand viii leave San Francisco
February 2. 1876. T. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
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A IL mlDDLbAGED AND YOUNG MEN SUFFERING
- n1n nervous debility weakness result Of their
ean oly should consult Dr.. r. DE y. CURTIS whose
.- ees oenveo nom an experiences Of ~ this
Pascnln speciaty Once reaidenco 2O4 West 22d al
Ccnsststlon hours. 10 70 and toa
A -IsAAC 9. B0YCE. 2e7 BROADWAY LAWYFR-
~ vorees o6telned promptly without puplicry dessr-
non nebual drunkenness inndolify luhn-
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Other characters by Messrs JOHN GILBERT. q. A.
STEVENSON. j. W. CARROLL, W: HERBERT, J: w.
SHANNON, @. +. 3ROWNE, X. WARREN. j. PECK,
Miss ADA DYAS, Miss ROSE Isle and Miss L. THORN
TON
- Seats can be secured two weeks In advance -