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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24
By j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

GMALL FRAMED HOUSE {No. 2o5) ON
y SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN JEE.
ATAUCTION.-WiH be sold, on the premises on
FRIDAY, October "a, 1867. at half-pass 4 O'CLOCK
P. H., the above described DWELLING, containing
four rooms. The LOT fronts twenty-five feet, and
runs back one hundred and thirty feet to an alley
seventeen feet wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at four. signI,,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
auuea' se0uieu y : j. L. APPERsON,
~ on 1919. Auctoneer.
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BY Grnbbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT VERY VALUABLE r E. Al
/ ESrhTE SITUATED AT THE SOUTHEAST
CnP M !, nF CARY AND EIGHTH STREETS
RUNNING BACK TO. AND ALSO FRONTING
On THE RASIN STREET, AT AUCTlON:-On
viii sell, urson the premises, the PROPERTY stu.
a:ed Us above, fronting on the south side OF cary
ward TO the stone warehouse, and extending back 40
feet TO Basin street which IL has the same front
on Cary street Upon the property there Is framed
The location OF this property nj prominent point
near the centre Of the city, with fronts on three
streets and opposite to the basin, makes IL very Vau
TERMS |: Made known at the sale.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, -
~ NJ OF - 60. Aucuoneers.
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BY E, W. Powell, Auctioneer,
80 1924 Main street.

/ GREAT PAWNBROKER's SALE OF
VI GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND JEW
5Sz
NE MES s5th Instant, at O'Clock at his once
1921 Main street, over 500 lots Of unrcdeemed
pleGs66TLsb e and SILVER and JEwELRY
SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, In rosewood caSe,
BLACK-WALNUT BEDSTEADs, IL
B BEBDN s soVEs EEAEHGHnHEss
ss sSs
necessary 70 nen0 " P so1S luctioneer
NoTICE-All persons haying forfeited pledges
will call at my Office, 142l Main street. ana Tsnsg
stae o 6 further ELECTS ef
By J. Thompson Brown, Real Estate Agent and
Aucnoneer, 1l1s Main street.
THAT NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
LEIGH IEAH 81 sTR SaRSS NEAR FIFTH sTKEET5A1t
sn s g. TH e 81 I
street adS nnnss on fl. lhs
VOW occupied BY ". L. Slater, Esq. This dwelling Is
'esirsbie owing to its neatness Of style 10 con:
re, - its central location and neighborhood.
,truc.to ',tly built It has all the modern improve
Being rce> 3 Iron veranda, marble mantels. fine set
ments III g. bathrooms, closets, &C., &c. 1t has
az e:s-fxtuh Ndss kitchen with two rooms wood
six ROOFS. pes The lot Is "a by 160 feet to 16-
foot aIIey. desirable property is found on the
II As seldom such looking for such will find 1t to
market: and parties tins sale. ~ s~F..t-,5s
their interest to attend nd Rpnounced at sale.
TERMS Very liberal, T0HPSON BROWN,
= j. It, Auctioneer.
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HOTELS
THE ARLINGTON HOUSE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND CHURCH STREETS,
LYNCHBURG, VA.

This house, which Is the most conveniently-lo-
Gated Of any hotel In the city, has recently been
greatly enlarged, and Is one Of the most commo-
an, us and best-arranged hotels In the South The
furnt,..-e is all new, of handsome design, and Of
p uIe pest Is % a.. 20 - appointments. : ~
HaWn a4 or l.. - above hotel for term of years
We viii eased tn IN 1t to the public and refer
Vile as ,a OF the IS a. give of the style
in wbichha s pest guarantee we Ca TON at Lynch
3rg. Aeep Tue AhLiNoN
%Seeil,lighted room on the first floor Wa n.y.
or I, JBSiGy!sas Sr uss of sample merehants
Sell sEsNas scoyILttaES, !, ).
oc 14-2w i'0 1'0psietors ., he. sanvilis, va:
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By Robert B. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brother,,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
1912 Main street,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUABL.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
J. BROAD-sTREET STORE, WITH DWELL
ING OVER SAME. AND NICE LOT ATTACHED
from F. Laube and Kntharina his wife, dated August
"a, 1878, OF record in the Chancery Court OF the
city of Richmond in D. b. 101 G, p. 49,, and being
required by beneficiary secured in said deed, default
having been made In the payment of note therein
at public auction, on SATURDAY the 2Sth day OF
October. 1875, at AZ O'clock r H., that dARG ths
north side Of Broad street between First and Fou-
shee. -.ass
The STORE Is large one, and the DWELLING
contains about eight rooms. The usual out-buildings
upon the LOT, which fronts on the north SIDE OF
Broad street 33 feet, and runs back l26 feet 10 an
alley Is feet wide. F
Terms Cash as to $4,000 and interest from Au.
gust "a, 1875, till PAID with cost and expenses OF
sale residue upon such terms as may be announced
Mt sale. WILLIAM H. LYME,
Trustee.
The above property was sold on october 2, 1875,
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eA sO-HAIL COKE fOAK WOOD.
S4. DU-S5 LUMP COKE PINE WOOD.
~ = W. s. PITCHER,
oc l9 Main near Ninth street-S23.
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AUCTION SAIlES-EntufoO 0yss-.
..E BY Grabbe q Williams,
8 Anctloneers aud Real Estate AEents y
e Fleyrnfts street tatweeu Main and Bank.

TINREsERvED SALE OF q LAkaE
NJ NUMgER0FgIMpING LOTS ,g % 9s ~ t5Elsn1iFs
MAGNOLIA, AT AUCTlONs-Ry request g MT Ml
N. W. Bowes executor or a. Bogs, ~ s.,:snu
on MONDAY, 23d October, at
ILL., prGm , upon ~ as s sinast, w.t. VT
Three BUILDING LOTS on the north sac a.sa OF
Leigh, between Norton and Kinney sreets, tWg w "
26 FEET front each and one Of 80 feet front by l7e
feet to an alley 40 feet wide. sz5 y, =. 80
About S87 FRONT FEET on the north liz. sue 20, ~
Moore street, commencing ut kinney strest ann
running thence east. These lots are iees tsSp
TO All alley feet Wide, and persons Duylng ca
any number Of front feet they may prefer up W 70
feet.
These lots occupy beaunful situation on an eie;
waited plateau In an Improving ne1gnoorhooo' anu
can be built upon without any grazing.
Euery lot offered aoft, be sold tottho.a s.ss OF
-eserudtion as TO price, and persons MAJ anSH9
the sale with the assurance that such an
20 buy desirable property cannot again DC soon
TERMS !: one fourtf, cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months. with interest, and secnrsa oy
.o . - S"s Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

There were four deaths from yellow-fever
at Charleston, S. O., last week. Many. un-
acclimated PEI sons have returned to Charles
ton within the cast few days, although the
weather is still W, urn and there has been no
hlack frorf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24
by e. w. Powell, Auctioneer, TT
1924 Main street.

-Ft9ess .,- by e.. w. Powell, Auctloneer,E h!t1!s5
1924 Main street.
DEREMPTORY TRADE SALE OF A
i LARGE LOT OF. CRoCKERY, AMD GLASS; =:
WARE AT -AIIuION-On THURSDAY, 26th
instant, at 10K O'Clock, viii sell at the store No
1918 Main street. recently occupied ~ M fPY
emhra cling a large assortment WHITE GRANITE,
G. 6. ROCKINGHAM, and YELLOH-WARE,c con-
'''' CUPS and sAUCERs, BOWLS.
DISHES, PLATES, CHAMBERS,
BASINS and EWERS, MUGS,
SPITTO0NS1 bakers, MiLh-fANs. &c
i3s1.tj,st I.;t,)~a! ALSO, @sish 80 s. -.
A large invoice Of; IAsSWARE, consisting Of
- GOBLETS, BAR and TABLE-TUMBLERS,
DISHES, BOWLS, TEA-SETS, a.,.
70. I,AMP-CHI1iNEFS, &C.
Tho above cornprdses very large and valuable as.
sortment OF staple goods suited to the city raoe ana
ac 81 - $3.50 e. W. POWELL, Auctioneer
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT<L.l
81 ga COMPANY. sSSsiSa sssfS3s

. FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BAL
. TIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
.s NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
h JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at N1rfolk with the , new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTl-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, d. g.
On and after TUESDAY. September II, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
aboye-named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS al 6k O'Clock A. IL. -s.l -. :. =
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
through the same Notifications, James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure Of Baltimore steamers.
Fare to Norfolk. k............. 20 w
Fare to Norfolk and return. on
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale steamers, at CARRIER Co.:
Ticket Agency, Main street aud Exchange Hotel, and
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and regular land
ings on james river, from a. AZ. to 8 p. NJ, al
reasonable rates.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. B. TATuM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch ONCE
at W. D. Blair & Co.'s, No. sos Main street.
Sc IL -
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A LBERT BLAIR,
n wholesale and retail dealer in
ANTHRACITE, BTTUMINOUS, and WEST VR-
GINA GOALS.
Foundries, factories, families, dealers, and smiths
supplied.
FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE,
Sc 7-3m Richmond. Va.
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PoSTPoNEMENT.
On account OF the rain the aboyc sale vas post.
p. N. GRUBBS q WtLL.itAnS.
oc 24-26,2S&30 Aactlonee[s.
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REaI estate AT PRIVATE SALE.

MIR. APPERSON is AUTHORIZED TO
IHl sell a number Of BRICK TENEMENTS IN
good locations conveniently and well construGted,
with modern Improvements, at fair prices and ON
THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, Including the IN
STALMENT PLAN, If preferred BY purchasers, VINO
will find 1t to their advantage to call at once SoW
THE TINE TO SECURE HOMES. oc Zo-ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-24

EOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO aFFFH
r VIDENCE, AND BOST o NJ
Steamer EVERAfAN,. Captain PLATT, Will receive
freight for the above ports till TUESDAY the
oath instant at IL O'Clock.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals ana state-
roon'' 90 "t'''D' ". p. PORTER, Agent.
nc 13-2t No. 1925 Dock street
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!. MAIL. ExpRgss.
XIV ksns e esssas;ss. s39i ssag
Arrive IS Charlottesville II6P.M. s:g99 y.
AIriye q Stagntot 400 p. DC. I12gsl s e
A1rye e e IIIsopo
Arrive q Whits sulphur ~
Arrive 10 Kanawha Fa. :. isno A. y.
Arrive at Charleston ). %. ia.See q.
Arrive No Huntington. !. 3.fl s. y,
Mail frains leaving Richmond at $50 9 &. m
spess sin ieass ias mon d sssa ase
i e. Lowe rser sSrrsn:y
Wsyneaeoro Stanton, and all regular staon. yesy
.Passengsrs by the $50 "A. n. tra,n .,,,,...
Gorsoasvle with the Washington CIV eo Wlsts e
Midland and Great Southern railroad H. IIglnla
burr tis Southwest, and for WasnstooSsn sas
Passengers BY the $50 p. 81. train con,ec, =,
cinnad WITH all tue trunk lines for the West, soMh
Sleeping cars run on nIght-tratns
Mall train leaves Stanton at 10 a. M danv ~.
capt Sunday, and arrives at Richmond at 5:aSp
PM daily and arrive at Ki:nmend az a.1 ats
Tickets sold 70 all northwestern, Southwest
and western points ut the lowest rates.
For further Information, rates, &C., appIy AZ 600
NAN s'ese' q : '0a 2oaWa SHse 4. HOWARD
General PASSENGER e and Ticke. Agent.
oc 90 Enetneer and Superintendent. s
RIcHMoND, FRgD,sBUaG & PoroxAcR p-co :,
CFFIcE OF GENERAL TICKET 1sISTN W.T.
RICHMOND, October I6, is7s
"CPECIAL sNoTICE.-On and after tbis
y date the train leaving Byrd.street station a.ap
eHa SUNDAY e ss o. ds x a. g
oe 17-lw y. General Ticket Agent.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS arrive s az
pichmond DAILY 10 A. NJ, and leave aicnniont y,
at $50 p NJ daily Except Sunday cohneS ~, s-s
west Point with the magnificent nrSt-c'ass s On
HAVANA and LOUISE, and landing passenste, ,sit5
Baltimore at A. 81, In ample VINE 70 points
an trains for northern eastern, or wes'etn m
Eare Ia baltimore 30. "a
Fare to Baltimore and return. 90
Fare to Philadelphia. 90
Fare to Philadelphia and return. SO
F1rs to New York and return. Il IS
se e TICKETS to Bamors ph sH
piia, and New York, good for THiRT1 pAi : ~.
dsIf TRAINS leave RisanSn :,
DAILY at 8 A. NJ; arrive at Richmond DAih
Friehts deliveredi Baltimore at A. Dalsn
Careful handling and the utmost dsp3ssh S141
The management takes pleasure In anaouGsiIniHi
the nnblic the re-estabiishnent OF .nsl gheir
LINE betweec Richmond and baitllno,rS,jh ornugS
steamers have been rsiittsa IN ~ angers and
Ssishsa Their STITE-ROO1fS are large Ma ~
furnished. TABLE supplied with every deheae' y
sns taking this line have the beneas Of iSs
deiirhtfni trp down the Chesapeake Bay and I,
in Bsltilnorei 10 ample time 70 connect VIII nv M an
lines Tor Philadelphia, New York Boston' anu =
Tbs LOWEST RATEs and srcster dispatch ssaa
Of shts 70 or fom southern points e
Gara rTin through between West Point ana A1 at.
Istiout chanee. Tickets sold 20 all northesh
ern, and western points, aud nassaSs sN'
For tseke.s appiy at A.. w. Carriers, s2S M AZ.
,t.ees 81 he ExeHasge Hotel and companys oe
e. .sssk
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The above property was sold on October 2, 1875,
but the purchaser failed to comply with the terms
WILLIAM II. LYME, IS.
oc 1871 O 90 % 27S2S Trustee.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <A|TFs
" COMPANY. Sa s3fs1s
FOR NEW YORK.

1 This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-oLD DOMINION, WYANOKE,. ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-eyery TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressiy fer this route. 3saEf-ts. Z. -. III
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms ard bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un-
surpassed. ss.r 3; n - 100
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 NORTH
river. 5 ~ E so
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual ex-
Freight received until p. III. daily. -t -. 81
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; round-trip tickets,
$50. Steerage, sc and SO.
Fer further information apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN Sc CO., Agents, ~
my 10 office CompanY's wharyes. kocKetts.
DHILAD HIA, RICH &@&
L MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM.sssaezlssssl4es
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEk-Unul further
notice the steamers of this line will make tr-weeky
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city Ola Cape Cod, landing st Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer; noDr,, ,on+
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
W1LLLAMP. CLYDE & CO.. "a
General Agents, h
No. 12 South Wharvcs, Philadelphia.
s5I--5 d. u. @. link. Agent.
my17 No. 80 Devonsllire street. Boston.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
LBEM ARLE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
JOHN L.. COCHRAN, President:
JOHN WOOD, JR., Secretary.
ESTABLISHED 1864.

ESTABLISHED 1854.
This old and reliable company continues TO INSURE
AGAINST LOSS By FIRE on the most favorable
terms. F.4. a..3
It's record of more than twenty years past OF
PROMPT COMPLIANCE WITH CONTRACTS Is point
ed to as guarantee for the future.
- MONTAGUE & CO., {,
oc 23-2aw6w agents for Richmond, Va.
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FOR RENT

EOR RENT, the desirable STORE on S ;S
Il Cary street mo. 1904 at present occupied HI
by Mcssrs. Rufin Sutphin d Go. Possession given
on LIST January next. Apply to
F. w. HANEWINCKEL & co.
or o9-2t Stood6tk
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Five hundred
n tons best quality Red-Ash Egg, Stove, and
Chestnut Coal for sale at cost for cash. Those wish
selves of this opportunity. West Virginia Spin!
Coal and Oak and Pine Wood delivered at lowest
rates for cash. WRIT ROBERTS,
au2 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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a countryman, wan dering with his wife
through the art gale. res OF the Philadel.
pnia exhibition, stood b. elore kisiere's pic
1 Wa OF Gree and the Comp eaioas OF ulysses.
~ ne ga, gazed earnestly at the pa sni,ng, wonder
ca Wnat was meant by the hal Msome young
woman playing on her Tyre, VII ue herd Ct
s ses. waiiowed and tnmbled alb our at her
cess ne then looked up the pict, Fe IN his
Coran;ans II Pioneered over the title VIM
II that isn't the hardest slap old Gr.n,,s ~ot
yet. 80 cribner., ,'~l',' w oisnIs
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A:MATTER:0F;P0PU[AR1 Interest e; 4

We csc,ndenssl hoan1 tds1 tsaca Bssgistsr the
Phiisds1 VI ~ snsnasssr 3 SscwnS 1; fsis;est 4
Clething l1eetn ATeEacasn Avisttor and
pttendantK n Kfs @ the speakers: .u..o7
za NsI ass sss !. aasnss :as sqsfiSs y ss ,a
hIasfet Eease note the gIXTH, fof some
strangers seaking OAK Hai1, have been mislsd
!. M i,m1n.;1S|;s !. 1S|;s5lssdJ eolo-al % you know
a. ai20oo square es-ss on: Market, and
lS0 odd ON Sixth, dx stories high, has over
three acres q aooril, and covers ipace oncs
oesuPisd os:g D1sa b twenty different bust
v. hDo YOU ase .povw,,esrrf.' b 10 s2.a
A.. giant young engine fatnhhes power
for the freight passenger elevators, and the
boilers steam for heating, and the other opera
" ..s%has s y s afsss 90 you hks Win soeodar'. .
the basement, on long fV@ counters, and taken
tors room on ths1 "a door" 49, ,,y.11--
US inspecting the Amt operation :" -a.s
n3' sr in tmeasusing The goods ere iIrst
cloth passes over rollers in the face Of { strong
light and two men ait,. one before and one
behind the goods, watching with the eye of o
hawk for the least pin-hole imperfection, and
marking every flaw, 90 that the cutter may see
and avoid It when he ZONES to cut the gar
v "You must employ an a1uy Of cuttersY'
A. Come to our ffth focE and see We
keep 70 hands all the tllne cVting up the cloth
into mens,-beside VI machines that do
dozen mems work eacH e d stroke"
DO you manufacture all your own
4: 1--WE do. and most carefully. Our ex.
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment as extra-weu made
before We put our ticket on It, and become
responsible Tor It," " - : =
Your system must save you = great
A. I'm every direction, sir. It is ii system
md economy we practice Ill t1newsF through,
neona 1aas ENABLE. % e. y e put to the
After inspecting the work, what becomes
A, Before IT goes into Stock It is Hctaed.
Every single garment has its number and
other points noted on It, 80 that its entire his
tory can be traced without fail, upon our
v" You must have 50 or 10 salesmenr'
A: "Why sir, on busy days you maYsee 100
In the various rooms and suites of rooms,
selling to the throngs of customers."/
NJ y,"Do axDe.:ys ye% do an order bud by mail
A. Every great. All over the country Our
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The Caanen That Are 70 Rear at the
7a5tus r59ExhihltlOn. u -


On Sunday morning dozen men, man
ming great derrick ct the river side of the
Pennsyivanis Railroad Company's Jersey
City depot, swung four ponderous cannon,
threg breech-loading and one muzzls load
ing, from lighter to four freight cars.
The larger of the breech-loading cannon,
probably the largest its of kind in America,
has q ~ Inch bore, weighs forty-two tons,
and, threws q 600 pound ball. The two
smaller have relatively q nine-inch and an
S4-l0 inch bore, weigh twenty-five and ten
tons, and throw $50 and 17O'pound balls re-
spectively. The muzsle-loading cannon,
.eaently converted into rifle by the intro
duction of q wrought-iron rifed tube into
ito bore, has an eight-inch bore and projects
4 s1s0.pound ball. This heavy ordinance is
lent BY the United States Ordinance De-
partment to roar at the Centennial Exposi-
ton.
At . o'clock the cars with their gun
freight moved out of the depot behind q
puhdng locomotive. Men whose duty 1t
was to oil the heavily bnrdened yheels at
every stopping place were aboard. The
train advanced safely to Princeton, but
there an axle of the car bearing the
enormous breeoh loading car snapped.
The cars were detached, and they went on
their way to this city. The broken down
car was immovable, and the workmen and
four Afty-hve ton jackscrews were sent from
the Jersey City depot yesterday, and sew
eral new axles were sent from Altoona to
the scene of the breakdown.
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PhiladeIphis rr.ie Report.

. .N .a.- TUESDAY, April IL. 1875.
There is q steady demand for Cloverseed
within the era range Sf le@c; in TO-
$2.5O, and Flaxseed at 8l.45. II
No. QuercitrOn Bark is offered At $82 per
ton, without finding buyers. 900.
There IL a limited inquiry for Cotton
with small sales Of middling upland at
l3l and Cult at 1870.
There is q strong demand for Coffee at
100 bags Santos at is@iSxo., and 81 bags
Laguayra at 1870, all gold. ! ,
Sugar Is arriving quite freely. but is not
yet In shape to be offered; hence we are
without transactions to report. Holders
are firm at 7X97Nc: ~ for fair and good re. e.
NE, for seTt loet, lo29c, doI crushed a1d I'd
RSXxds E.r xt 1915 for T gFapphAAtea, A and oc
Molasses il very drm. One cargo Cienfue-
gos sold to 60 to Baltimore on terms not
mado public-holders ask $50, for so test
but buyers only offer 84z.
The Flour Market is without improve
ment, and there is no demand except from
local consumers. Sales Of 1000 barrels,
rel for Missouri and Minnesota, and $500
CTS for Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana,
including some Of high grades at $500
$50. . ,,y. -.
No change in Rye Flour or Corn Meal.
The movements In Wheat are light. sales
Of 1900 bushels at 81 so for red; 81 61@l 50 for
amber; aud $l@l Is for Western.
yellow sold at 66c. atioat, and 80 in grain
depot.
for Western white.
whisky is quiet. Small sales Of Western
iron-bound afioat at 81 IL.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-19
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The Morning herald., 1876-04-19
The safe Burglary.

In the safe burglary case last evening in
Washington, Mr.. Alexander the victim of
the couspirators, said that, from certain in
formation just received, he believed that
Dick Harrington would soon return to
Washington and make full confession. A
few weeks ago Alexander had an interview
with Harrington, who finally admitted, in
substance, that he had spent $4,000 in try
ing to keep the secrets Of the Ring and
shield the unknown leaders of the conspira-
cy. Alexan Ter told him that If he were
wise he would make clean breast Of all
he knew about the case and spare no one.