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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

A centennial celebration was held at tho First Bap
list church, OF Park avenue and Thirty.ninth
street, last evening The cdihce was well filled and
presented a very gay appearance, being tasscfully
decorated with ings and banncrs Al the close Of the
exercises the congregation adjourned to old fashioned
tca party In the Sunday school room Music was fur
nishcd by Bernstein. The meeting began with the
singing OF America !" followed by prayer from Row.
d.. Armtagc. Tho pastor. Or. Anderson, then gave
one hundrcdth year. a quartet and chorus weae sung
Rev. Dr. Bridgman, OF Albany. y. ", was expected "a
deliver an address, but Illness prevented hts being
present Dr. Amitage being called upon 70 take hls
place made a brief address, tho course Of which he
said that during this centennial year he had tried IN
vain 10 learn OF ono Baptist who during tho Rsvolu-
ton was a tory lie had found document sent By
Washington tho Baptsts saying that with angular
unanmity the sect had sustained him.
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A PIER DISAPPEARS.

Another serious mishap occurred yesterday on tho
new line OF the Delaware ana Lsckawanna Railroad
west Of thc tunnel In process Of construction through
Bergen HILL One. Of tho heavy stone abu,mcnts al
most completed for tho bridge the Hackcnsack
River gave way and disappeared in tho dcptbs This
abutment had been reared on piles whose tops were
nine icct below tho water over these piles OF
concrete was placed by divers and upon that the
masonry rested The piles yielded under the
great weight The deep, muddy bed Of the river
the construction Of tho new bridge which II will be
dincuIt 10 overcome and which will rctard the
pletion Of the line for several weeks The work
idly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21
THE RIFLE IN LONG ISLAND.

The Jamaica Rod and Rife Association are making
quito extensive preparations for tho coming season,
which promises to DO quite an active one. Tho ar
rangcmcnts include two targets, each at 200 yards
one not being sufficient to accommodate the largo
number or marksmen expected taxc part In the con-
prizes or the latter have been prepared
One Is to be known the champion badge and will
be competed for the third Wednesday or May and
the second Wednesdays OF June, July, August Sop
TENDER and October becoming the properly OF tho
member who shall have won u three tfnca II 10 OF
very elegant design, OF gold with diamonds, and
having the title OF tho association in gold and buc
enamel Tho other II 10 be known the challenge
badge" and is TO be shot for Saturday Of each
week, commencing May and ending october IS be-
coming the property Of the member who shall have
won II tho greatest number OF times during season
IL also is OF god and has the figures l67O gracefully
arraycd in tho centre Tho association, the member
ship OF which Is rapidly increasing. Is In prosperous
condition and dsservcdly stands high among the kin
dred societies OF the country.
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DEvONSHIRE WRESTLING.

The wrestling match for $3.50 side between Albert
Ellis. OF London, and Harry Howard, OF New York,
came on yesterday afternoon al Harry Hls. Tho men
wrcstlcd Dcvonshirc stylo-two falls Of three
decide the match. Ellis The iavoritc. Tho nrst
bout lasted only one minute and hall, Howard being
heavily his head striking the floor OF the stage
The second round well contested lasted for
minutes Ella again throwing Howard fiat the stage,
his head striking the floor and rendering him
for fcw minutes The referee decided that Il
not fall, but Towards friends Induced him
20 further with the contest Howard appeared
badly stunned match for 81, 900 side between him.
SELF and Ellis was arranged 70 como on Ave weeks from
today.
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BURGLARIES IN BROOKLYN.

The residence Of George Hyde, No. LAG President
street, was visited by daring burglar between mid
night and six o'clock yesterday morning. The au-
dacious thief placed ladder against tho sdo OF tho
house In tho roar yard, and ascending toa window
leading to bedroom the second story entered tho
apartment In which Mr.. Hyde sleeping. The fel-
low secured two diamond studs from the shirt bosom
OF the gentleman and r,ned the pockets OF pair OF
panialoons, from which he took $40 He next OBJ.
tanned possession OF overcoats and took his de-
parturc undetcctcd. About daylight Iamplighter
named James Farrell. found thrce Of tho coats on
stoop few doors below Mr.. Hyde's dwelling, where
they had been len, no DOUBT by the thief who found
them too great cncumbrance The value OF the
stolen property Is about 5000
The machine shop OF John Sullivan, Clason avenue
and WaIlabout street, burglariousy entered and
SIS worth OF castings carried on.
The dwelling OF Albcn Brannen, No. % Washington
avenue, was robbed Of $50 worth Of clothing on
Wednesday night
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LIQUOR DEALERS VICTORIOUS.

Owen McCuc, Edward McGuInnoss and Frank Hiltcn.
spcrgcr were brought up for examination before
Justice Reese In Jersey City yesterday the charge OF
selling liquor on election day The complainant was
one Mr. McTavlsh, mcmbcr OF Temperance society
that proposes 10 enter upon lively crusade. Ifc
was asked II be saw the defendants soil liquor and
he answered IN the negative lie considered that II
sufficient 70 prove that the saloons kept open
for the sale OF liquors Justice Reese decided that the
was not proved and he discharged the accused.
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COCK FIGHTING.

cooking main came on yesterday morning At Dutch
Kills l. L., In tho cellar OF resident OF tho place.
great many prominent patrons Of the sport from New
York, Brooklyn, Jersey and Connecticut present.
and every precautIon was taken 10 avoid detection.
There were four matches fought. three between pr-
waite parties for 5000 side, and main Of nine
battles for 81 COO between New York and Long Island
wranglc having broken out between two OF the spec
tators, Il thought advisable 10 postpone the last
battle TO somo other day and tho assembage dispersed
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FUNERAL OF WILLIAM L. COLE.

The funeral Of william l. Colo. mombcr Of tho In
spectors' Association OF tho Fort or New York. took
place yesterday from tho Alanson Methodist Episcopal
church. In Norfolk street. The religious services
conducted by the Rev. W. p. Estes. Tho pallbearcrs
composed Of members Of the Inspectors Assocta-
tion. largo number OF carriages accompanied the
remains 10 Cypress Htlis Cemetery.
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NO INTENTION OF FIGHTING.

TO TINE EprroR or THE HERALD:--
In regard tho report published In tho HERALp and
elsewhere Of przc light about to have taken place
between US we wouI. beg 10 deny connection with
anything OF tho kind. Wc met 81 the request Of
number OF friends decide their respective merits
a scientinc sctto with the gloves Nc trust you will
insert this the matter put In ifs true light be-
new YoxK, April II, ls76 J. Il. JUDD.
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THE RUSSIAN COMMISSION.

Tho Russian Commission to the Centennial Exhi5i.
ton arrived Wednesday by the steamer Pommerania
and CHARTERED at tho Bclvdcre Hotel the corner
Of living place and Fifteenth street They comprise
tho General Commissioner, c. Won Bclsky. Secretary
orion. Inspector Schoenich, attaches Waschnnskv
l,ckman and Pletncn They accompanied by two
gentlemen who are going TO cxhibt somc Russias
goods Mr.. woernel will exhbu . choice selection ol
specimens OF gold and silver work and Russian steel
The entire party Will leave for Philadelphia lev
IA
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ro-DAY's RACING.

The fourth days events at New Orleans caused con-
siderable speculation the pool marts in this city last
night The following will give an idea OF tho betting
HURDLE RACE.
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YACHTING NOTE.

Tho yacht Prospcro, club, nom Northport passed
Whitcstone Yesterday afternoon route New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-01
;fad - sy Grubbe Il Williams, ~. - :
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

IFN I'D, -. - - =
THAT TRULY FIRST-CLASSl PRO-
i PERTY. No 900, on THE SOUTH SIDE OE
MAIN 81 REkT BETWEEN NINTH AND
:TEhTH STREETS, FOX SALE BY AUCTION.
On MONDAY the Sd day OF April, at ~ O'Clock
a., we will sell, upon the premises. the property
situated "a above, occupied as stores by j. o. Page,
Jr and the -Iiompsticzsewing-Ms Machine Company.
IL embraces front OF 2Sx feet on Map street, and
ruhs back 15Sh feet 10 an alley In the rear twenty
feet wide ex,eno ing from Ninth TO Tenth streets,
Whilst The ends aud, partitions IN the two stores
are OF inexpensive character, yet they VIII last Tor
years AUD me residue OF the improvements con.
sioerabe In extent, embracing wallis aud 1nists for
nearly three full floors back The whole, depth, are
of the most substantial character, AND, taken In
connection With valuable rights In respect TO the
walls on either side. win reduce very largeiyt he
cost OF completing the original design or making
this large and splendid building for either one or
two stores. In IT'S present form II readily Itnfa Tor
81 $50 per annum, aud the location Of lthe pro.
p.ry is such as TO insure NJ all times lne bst class
or Tenants at good rents for any building that nay
be upop It. * %. tg..-,.tiFE $.UL HaE =. [
No property likely to be brought Into market for
wears IN come can fer better Inducements for .
substantial and profitable investment than this,
lying it does within limits which mus always be
The centre or The best and most business
part OF, thB city. 80 = .l@'i".s ...@tsS
=. An investment In this property 1t the price 1t
win sell for cannot fall TO be always satisfaction
toirhp fortunate purchaser.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balauce atfour, eight,
and twelve months, with interest added, ana Sc
cured by deed Of trust: ,
NIB "a --------z1s~-~~--- "A uCtlOneeTt. .
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So BY Sampson q hcCrary, 'r'
: Resi- Estate Agents and Auctieneers,
!, No, Cpl Hull street, Manchester Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF SMALL
u FARM OF SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, ON
,THk RROADPOfiK ROAD ABOUT SIX MIL rs
FROM MAN H. STEB.--In pursuance or decree
of the Circuit court Of Chest, rfed county entered
on the 9Th day OF May, 1871, In the case Of Emily
Furton's aus rdian against, Emily Burton e as
will Sell ut pubIic auction ON ht,NOA2-the 10Th
dsy OF April, 1875. at IL O'Clock NJ. THAT being
county court day N front or the court -hoose. In
the CITY OF Manchester. q small FARM Of sixty
sCRES OF LAND. as above descrihe5., On the
land is = frame dwelling aud q quantity Of wood.
Eeifg So near town. dealers iuwood are requested
to examine the farm before the dry OF sale: 40.
= SOGEATES BROOKS Il
~ lo ,3-s ..hi as Special Comm issiouer.
~ MARCH 5th; 1875. ~! sal - NH "a
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tt :! ~ By Apsustipe Royal 4, r,,c+l n.
~ tsuccessor 70 Moody q Royalll,, u
~ Real Estate Agent, and Auctoneer. !,
office corner Of seventh and Hull streets,
;-gE:}fs] 9 I y Manchester Va. 81 = ~ =


TRUSTEES SALE s0F FOUR HUN
Il DRrD ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
IN POWH fThE COUNTY, on. MONDAY,
APRIL 3.E1S7o. TN FRONT OF THE COURT
By virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the under
signed by William n. Mc9ruder, dated Cd day OF
d &c of SAID county-D.l b. yo. KIT, page 585-,
besR required 80 TO do BY the heaefclaies, shall
sell At public sc1ior. az the time and place above
less oflVALUARLE LAND, situared about three
miles east Of Powhatan Courthouse; about one
half in cultivation :iue creek fairgrounds; bal.
ance heavily t'mbered and iwooded--oak and pine
good framed dwelling, five or six rooms: barns
stables. &C. knjains the lands-of Daniel Hatcher,
~ n. P,ercs. DR.. A. :. Mayo and others. ~ .''
TERMS: Casn as To- expenses Of sale and TO pay of
ceriain amounts mentioned In said deed. amount
ing in the aggregate TO $332.29; the balance in
sanaI 7tpstalpents iat six and Twelve m onths3 fol
negotiable notes, six per cent? interest added, &c
'u IT, y .-'SI 30 AUGUSTINE RoYtLU,'
|. NH 90 5,gtFrg m -.Et ''.tl~ti a. - Trustee.
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RICHMOND, YoRK sryrH AND 6rsasl rr r.,
UF1rcE OF TMY SUPPLEMENTARY
~ RICHMOND VA, March Is, is7e
GREAT REDUCTION. Ell 8 :
REDUCTION IN rAssEEsER FARE.
IN SCHEDULE OF TEAMS

y Passenger TRAINS leave West Ps,r,n,n,
at A. n, arTtyise At Richmond At Is "
leave Rtehnaond ats r. T., arriving At West PA:
trains connect at west poi., WI, ,,., :, :. :.
DAYS: sRTDkYs, and stNpaSSss Tss sa ss:s
ERamers for Baltimore sad MI eastern rn;,, VII
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDIYs1e VI
Fare to Batimore..........:,..... ........ m
Fare TO Baltimore ana returr... "a
Fxrc TO Philadelphia observation-disclosures Egg
Fare TO New York. .......................... SSSs
II a X GSs fRsisH:rt. TR :iT 4 %
and SUNDAY, connecting at West Poin, va,
steamers; and delivering freight In Baltimnre s,,ia
next morning: returning, leave West po,nf y
2a6 P.1m7 Arriving at Rishmond at p. ~
ana connecting with the Through FREIGHT aTrain.
Ga me k o;n's and DanVe railroad for ali
EXPRESS FREIGHT received on MONDAY
"WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY beforsl p " Vii;
5e del1yered IN Baltimore the following day At i
: LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with ,,s.o,.s-
coaches attached leave Richmond at S:btl A. VI On
TUESDAYS, THU RSOAYS,5 ard SkTJrRBIyss
and leave West Point for Richmond the same dsys
at 1855 A. ID, arriyink At Richnoud NJ 1856 P. II
L The management takes pleasure In aupoupcno
to the travelling public sud shippers tbIt tkss
steamers Of this line netween Baltimore and Wet
Point have been 3rcftted In the meet ,,no,ougS
manner FOR the accommodation Of passengers an
Jewellers taking. this line arrive in Ba,,,mo,.
In ample time 70 connect with the rail- llues for
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all eastern
and western points ., - 2sNa -
Freights VIII be given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers at Richmond OF freigh,a 70 or from south.
- - H..T. DOUGLASS. Superintendent.
W. u. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION NH Is
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& Xa!s By Geddin, Warren q Co,
Resl Estate gents 2nd iAuct1oneefSs| 2.
HOS Main street. ~ 1ra; 81

u1Rr1sTEEg SALE OF A FARM IN
= HEERICo COUNTY, ~ THE FoR 81 -. "
Knows As. LONG MEADOW" G0NT E!Sl 90
MORE or LESSE AT AUCTION.Lby virtue OF
,Se ,udersirped trustees, dated the 4th da' q De.
Gambler, 1871, duly recorded Ia the clerks omceo
Heprico Con II Court, and being required 90 ~ 9c
sIIctIo' in front or the county court house, In ne
ciiy Of Fichmood, ON SATURDAY. Isl aps Pm.
40 y,hsre.fters the TRACT OF LAND. contain.
Ing TWO HUNDRED AND FlFTY-Si1 ACRES
fmore or Iessh. with DIV Filling, &c, thereon!
4 - ni "1 ICY BUS BOSSIkcX,
- VIM. IRA SMITH
~: - Trustees. :
Gon,rx. WARREN d Co, Auc,ioneers. NH Fl .
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! Correction corrsesea!

The Popular 5SctSsce AosstAtS w
sesS,ng 9, ssosssefraon II iii the measures Of
,s sS =, s sssss mass :, e sun nas
o. snah the pIssofc error e
g ns fsssiion s. 400 sssa .n may ys 6, 'rs
t Snss tsrs ss ,se mas is de'errnintd
wiTSip ie.s tsan ] goo part Of its value
q $500 =" fRfckmoad Dtspstca.
Il lAsnvmEB, March 90, 1876.
Editors Dssposoas .'s.lt ~
Yhe fact OF the Dispatch being usually So
.arearate makes IL to be regretted t1at ~
shonld falT aplo 40 error In Simputing an
error 10 another where none exists. 81 4
/ IN yoar issue Of the 20th instant you saY,
In reference. To- quotation from tue dvss1laf
sS1eace soataty,, q here seems 20 90 great
error 10 these tteures. -.
y. Now. II, you viii examine into sEese hg.
ures you will reediiy. see there fs'ne error.
The rpass or weight Of the sun. accerding %
the great French astronomer Sf0sM e1in, Is
I'm tons q 15a, los $50, 00o. e00, eoO OO0, 0oo.
Dsyiffiug this amount bs % 500 snd then6y
$500, we iipa that the two RESULTS g,HrI
from each other by less than the. 1.zsU 81
either. ~ ,'Sf.@
or, 20 simplify the calculator, we will dts,
card tbeseeuormous figures snd, ADOPT tae
!. weight or rhe neon y. unit OF measure.
In NUrton's ASTRONOMY, the wssghG ot at!
moon Is given 81 1-a56S7760a That OF the
! SUM- e., 1t would take b, 691, 780 moons te
eoual the sun IN weight Const quenIiy
Uranus weighs 1.22GG0 as much as the SUR
4 Il would weigh dividing 2S,6s7,l6o p9 ~,
S0N as much as 1877 moons. !,
Ii i,s weight Is 1-z2500 OF the SUD, !
would weigh as much 1142 moons ano
= Il isl ,22700 Of The SUD, it Wou0 weigh a
i much as 1882 moons. Y. 80 ~"
60 iYop will see that each of these figures
:: n 142 and 1882 differs from 1877 by ess tnai
: 1900 psrt Of its value. -
So the Populor Science Monthly Is right
- and the Dispatch in error, and stili the worte
moves. Yours truly, W. =. NELSON
:. T Of ne use smaller numbers. Let Us say
that the author assigns as the mass OF Uranus
IL of the mass of the sun, and estimates tne
probsble error Of the denomination OF this
fraction at /, so that we may say that TINS
mass Is not less than 15 nor more than 5
Now what is the errorf Evidently not I 2
though this is the fraction obtained by
subtrsctfpg one denominator from the othe
as the Monthly did. Or, let the sun weigh
= 100 tom; then estimate Uranus to weigh II
tina, is25 tons then let the error be as allow
and the true figures would be 20 tons Ia
:. tons. The difference Is l3t tons, or less THAI
IL of the mass-not l.2.
80 the 'mass of Uranus has been deter
mined within 1900 Of 1-225Oo OF its value
net 1890 of its value. Or at any rate 80
seems TO us. ts..,.sa, ~. z-a@sas
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HOTELS.

CT: CLAIRE HOTEL RIoaxoHD, Wy
~ corner ct Grace and ninth streets, the most
city, fronting the Capitol square, conTenieat 80
sill The pub ic hutldlngs-State Guy, and Federal
railroad dtpots. churches, and iBEnedhtely on the
line OF che ereet ralwa y, making IL the MOST DE.
SiRABGE HOTEL In the city for travellers and
ourists. 1t has been tharousaly renovated. paiRt.
some suifs.of furniture, new bedding, &c.
Will be kept in frst-cliss style, under the man.
agemsnt of Captain JOHN d. FREEMAN, SO We,
ecerS go - ~ - ,i--.S--f.5 25SSh %
Omnibuses and porters win be in attcndanes 1poa
hearrtval Of II trains, steamers, &c.
sTKPHEN HUNTER,
DE-. e. b, PRADLETON.
jaz.F&Tu,& Ie~3mo Jps 7s.icEA Pnoef1eaara
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oh ItL ADEHPiH IA, r ICH. <,xH#x
II MoSD, ANDNoRFODKS TEA 49, u
sHlF EffE loss m, ~ s
ftne viii t3esve PnilaGelpnia every TUESDAY and
RDAYs and aRichm0nd every TUESDAY
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New.
jersey, Pennsyi yania, aud Delaware, for PrOy1-
denee snd Sostou. Also, for Efveruool aud Ant
Werp riG Red Star and American steamship lines,
and 'biHs or iading signed through. - -
80 .a,s;J3 q tsftf iWsPs Aren't ~
: az ,.s.s4 .,yf !, .i,2426s Dock street Richmond
Y 80 = - WILLIAM p. CLYDE b CO.,
mhI9 No. l2 South Wharvess Pkiiadeibhi4;
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FINANCIAL

AARcR 20, 1876.
MULES AND HORSES.-Just ar. Nv
U1 rived, twentY-three HOKS r and ~
eight fine MULES. Among the Horses ere four
ridipg and driving Des AID several large, stylish
hor es. WIN receive eighteen or twenty more by
the 9th Of April. Call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere. EDMghD BOsSiEUx,
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ssClANTON INSIDE LINE5nt,dassEs

NEW FAST FREIGHI .hOQSE nE1 " c-r1rs
ts17GRICHMONDS AND PHILADELPHIA.
i, v.ras I 10 ,HTRf-WiEEgLY.'EG -, 42.1,;,2
On and after OCTOBER. j ST the spienSla iron
steamers OF this lIRe will leave hichmopd TUES
DAYS, TRURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS fror,
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner o.
Twenty second and Dock streets, uaktng close con.
neciion each trip 1t Canton, Nd, tEast Baltimore
With the PHILADELPHIA Wilmington sndABalnmore
Railroad Com pany! for Philadephfas IL r-.9
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: r. y.Tr =.
All freight by this line covered oy IRE and marine
insurance free Of cost No docEage charged at
Kjchlnond. Rates as low as any other line: rThis
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich-
mond. 70 3lt - =. :, 80, -. ...,. - ,.rs.d
r"Canton Inside Lfpe,n and sent TO the Philadel-
phia, wilmington and Baltimore depot Pniiadsl-
nhtasi Z; 81 ~ 80 .Stsi1 D'I',s l-t.ae -
weights received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further information spply 70,
'Nst.iN. 900 EFFT ~ l.. B. TATUM, Agent,
49,. O3cas Twenty second and Dock Streets
.S. and no. S03 Main street or TO-
!" J. 8. WILSON. General Freight a gent
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Dalst,nore Raiiroa q
, Philx6elDnfa. 4grr,yr H. ElI3tl n .StSaS
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DUY HENRYC.BOsC HEN'SR fCH ~ u !
I'D MOND aFTY-M8 DE'sHoES;pr prices q III
lew 40 northern gooas.ald guarznseed 10 be ~
berter sod. by HsKAAH BOScHEN Bk0-
G. eROaDHEN,r 216 broad. and gat branch store.
221 Main street, between second sadr Third
with SToChWELL PATENT TIFS4bess thing
ou.- sgF..s-s EfS -1sicsao go !. .fel9-3m y
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OFFICE OF LANCASTER & LUcKs,2
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS, +
80 IN 1E.fi5.S STATE BANK BUILDING
WE, WILL SELL AT AUCTION AT
wv our sH;ceon SATUR DAY. April LIST. at IL
and q COUPON BONn OF. THE TREDEGAR
COMP aNYifor $1,000 hypothecated.
= NH 22 .,-,,.t9 .'IIg LANCASTER d LUCKF.
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WINTER sCHEDULI

II On and after October 8. 1875. thi
Connpany's fast and elegant steamer John iSYL;
YEsTER,Y Captain J. 4. POST. Carrying uniisa
sbass sned poiuis TUESDAYS, fHU tuesdays,
sns.SATURDhYS at $50 A. NJ ss2 .gas,
Passengers make sure connections, with LAY Lane
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and NeW
York. 4. fGi r. - 80 81: - S:a:s;5eS sSfi
a. FARE TO NORFOLK ONE Y......eia 00g,G
FARE TS NORFOLK AND RI ar
TURN.... ............... "
~ Fare to BaluMore.-.. ~. .,.....t...,H6g
il Fare To Philade phia.. ..,............, * 2S
Fare 10 New York;. Il 0V :.
i Tick cts FOR sale on steamers, at CARRIER so:
Ticket Agency, Main street. and Exchange Hose
and baggage checked through. Freight receive
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth,, an g
regular landings on james river from A. NJ 20
Freight for way-landipgs must be prepaid. 81.
!. .yrE67'ZE - "a Il. B. TATUM. General Agent.
OG3ce iCompany,s wharf, Rockets hranch ONCE
at W.. ID. Blair 6 Co.'s, No. 9o3 Main street. oo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-01

The drive wells which are extensively
used ia tAe South and West are made as fol-
;nBs: a piece of one quarter inch gss.plpe
is perforated with several hundred holes
near the endsswhich recovered with Gue
brass wire screen, and this in turB 10 pro-
tected by 8 eeverlng of sheet zine or iren;
also perforated g The extremity Of the pipe
Is shsrpened. OF asteel8 point may. be 6xad.
Ltaasl then driven into the ground, addirg
pieces op taR as II sinks in. ~ soon as, the
proper depth Is reached pump iss attacIieG,
and the result Nan inexhzEst ihIa VEL, often
giving an abandsnf suppl of Wster sin half
an hour sfter the end OF the pipe first entered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-01

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ALSO: WAGONS AND HARNESS, Bo1H NEW
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p.r,,es u,sbIur TO Aave stock sold on e6n.sRn,
10 e n IAN do we'll BY calling at the BFNFUChf
sTA RIEs, 80. 10 ARD ~ FIFTxEETH SThEEI.x
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