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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

= TRAINS rDELAYED.-The westward-bound
express train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad which left Richmond at 8:45 o. clock
Monday night, the eastward-bound express
train due here at $50 yesterday morning,
and the eastward bound accommodation
due here at S:45 A. H.. were delayed seve-
raj hours near Green Springs depot, sixty
nine miles west from Richmond, yesterday,
on account of @ car OF the eastward-beund
freight train being thrown from the track
by broken brakebeam. The track was all
clear about IL O'Clock yesterday. and the
two delayed trains coming east reached
Richmond about l,P. N. ;rrs -rf1r.. ,-,....ys
/. A street-Fumor was circulated that all the
ambulances had. BEEN summoned !; to- the
depot to remove the injured from some i'm
aginary accident; but the truth is that an
invalid upon the Gordonsyille accommoda-
tion train was to, arrive, and it was sug-
gested that the ambulance would be the
most comfortable conveyance for such a
case. Hence the ambulance rumor.
While writing this paragraph concerning
the Chesapeake and Ohio road it may not be
amiss to state that the travel West to the
various springs and other summer resorts
is now very heavy, and the Indications are
that the, mountains will be full OF people
this summer. T;:IEe $50 ~ ~.
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A GRICULTURAL ENGINES.

IHRESHING ENGINES, various sizes, Of most
approved patterns, with all modern improvements.
mounted on wheels skids; us Inayibe preferred
by purchaser. Prices as low as frst-caSs work can
bc supplied In the Unired States. 4, ,-y.r-,
BolLERS aud ENGINES strongly and simply
constructed so As 10 be run with safety by inexpe-
reaced hands. .rst.G.N q. - f5ta. .tE
Cali and examine them before purchasing, or
send for illustrated catalogue and pyice-st free.
-, WILLIAM f. TANNER d Co.,
...rt t- Metropolitan Works,
je27-lw Hichmond,Va.
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z THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm, but one degree cooler at r. NJ.
than on Monday. About 9o'cieck heavy
thunder. cloud passed over the city, sue
ceeded by another storm about 1880, which
cooled the atmosphere considerably.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: d A. NJ, IS;
o A. NJ, 80; noon, ss; 3 p. NJ. 9G; 6 P.
d.. "a; midnight, y.
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FURNITURE.

GREATEST BARGAINS AT j. D.M
~ GATEWGOD'S FURNITURE WARE-H
ROOMS, 305 EAST BROAD STREET, have ~
ON hand the largest stock have everl =
offered for SALE which cannot be surpassed for cheap
ness and durability. All parties wishing to buy
FURNITURE will find 1t 10 their interest to exam
Inc my stock before purchasing. Upholstering and
kcpairlng. Terms liberal. je l2-3m
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z. z. ANOTHER .WARS1NG TO YoGNe MEN.-In
tue Police; Court, yesterday Justice Joseph
j. White presiding James w. Patterson
was found guilty of making an assault upon
Miss Virginia b. Farmer, OF Streeker's Hill
and was fineI $5D. The first Judgment sos
she! Court Yas, 500 fine and three months
Imprisonment, but the latter was subse-
quentIy remitted. The fine was paid.
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ft''sa:td pRiNTFNG.HOUSEs. -
DIsPATCH. lPRINTING-HOUsE.

=, :, GOOD WORK Low PRICES. .s=
( Having one of the LARGEST AND lest
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN TIE SOUTH, COM
bined with skflrul mechanical talent we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best STYLE
and AT Low PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING t.a
BUssIS Esq CARDS l'
yISTTING-CARDS, LIZ,
Observation-Disclosures, -, -
G} - "2.t wEDDiNG-cARDs, : -
. - ;-..t.@ sEow-cARDs,
BILL-HEaDs, ii 10. f.sh hl -
st,.ul LETTER-HEIaDs,,z ,,zfG iF}4 jri3a n 4
z II L lli" .'NorEHEADS, ~ "a
..i,. arg5 i. i, ACCOUNTS SALE
,,or,cu,s i1AHh'it.NA''
Notioe''' ,CHEcKs. .5 " .e:4
- s.ss.. ~ / NOTES,
ctpc1u apo s,p'' - e., ,as sait ph-AAfs iS'
clkcchAfMSAA !. lis' y fMSAANlrEsrs. tg.p 4 -
BILLS LADING; Sv ~ ,,,,rs =
DRUG-LABELs.
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
5 RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
U. SPECIALITY. .,tgfrt,"- .
We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work in manner that cannot be SUR
passed.
We also do allkInds Of BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filed and de
ivered by express or mail. -
We will cheerfuy furnish estimates and send
NH 21-d,sw,&w
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- THE tbr4ghsest and freshest Of fashion publica-
tions, was the cen1mentof OF competent critic ON
aIdrexs.s Ba4ar', No journal offs kind has ever
Illustrated hcfashi6ns more Beautifully and easc-
taveiyllSeDd ten cenb for Specimens copy tow. B.
Andrews Cucfnnatk yFst S<ttgsf& seYs tE,s 25Jst
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Mr.. ID. G. MAYo's CASE the Hastings
Court yesterday ID. G. Mayo, charged with
assaulting and wounding George Chiles,
was tried and convicted of unlawful as
sault. Fined S40O and sent to Jail for tif-
too, 5ouc
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sCtARtr2-sshhess b,faands: Due: Gordon sherry
our OWN IMPORTATION; Z WINS Whiskey, Leghan
sWhiseey, B Select Syhissey: "a El Consoiadof =
and ep1tanas-i eSeeIlenf brands Of cigars of
our own manufactured LiberaI discount to- the
RnE sYALrRR D,BLGiRi& i& Coi,ii
..,1Yf5tzI III. sNfi21 Mai N afrcef, 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

PosT-OFFIcE AND CCsToA-H HoUsE.-For
the accommodation of the public the post
Office will hereafter, except on Sundays and
holidays, be kept open daily until5 P. NJ.
Postmaster Forbes in, a few days will
have on hand and for sale q supply, OF reYe-
nue stamps Of small denominations. These
stamps are not required to be sold by the
postmaster, but will be sold by him, as by
Miss Van Lew, for the convenience OF the
people. -. ,-a ~ sissi -
THE Collector Of Internal Revenue viii
have his office open to-day only from $ to 10
O'Clock. .s,,;.-s.. = i, !Ii.ss..3i.
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u,ROEMER's EXTRACT MALT AND

ITS COMBINATIONS. ..
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT.
TROEMERS EXTRACT MALT. fcrratx;
,rPOEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, with nypoDho!
TEOEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, Iodide:
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, with Citrate Iro,
and Quinine: - E-.s~ s..e saf.
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. Alternative.
The attention OF tke medical profession Is respect
fully called 10 these valuable preparations.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
,phlg 1916 Main street.
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C,HEAP FUEL! GOOD FUEL I!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

II - : ~
We arc manufacturing our TflRESHERS and
CLEANERS of two Sizes being for four and SIX
horsepower, and mount them on two or four wheels,
may be desired. ,,.,.s.s
These machines are the Understanding, easiest-
managed THRESHERS and SEPARATORS In the
country. are not liable 10 get out OF order thresi
fast and c,ean and separate the grain thoroughly.
They clean wheat or It's AS 1t comes from the ma
chine, aud are fully warranted. Manufactured by
..as j. W. CARDWELL g. co., -
l511 TO 1921 Cary street.
jc 30-dSw1n Richmond, Va.
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TWO CASES OF
DIET.E TICS

TIE TICS
FOR INFANTS AND INyALIDs:
PApuMA. or ENTIRE WHEAT-FO0D;
HUBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT.
IMPERIAL GRASUM-
NESTLE'S LACTEOuS ,FARINA,
HAwLEY'S LIEBIG'S FOOD,
K& MIS- MALT INFANTS FOOD,
FRENCH RACAHOUT DES ARABES, .>sr
SAVORY i MooRE'S INFANTS FOOD.
PREPARED BARLEY.
.r, SCOTCH OATMEAL,
BERMUDA ARROWROOT. -" a7
PREPARED RICE-FLOUR.
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT,
TROMMER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. . ....
sold a: MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
mylo 0l9 Sajn street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

ylsLfrfERs, TIES, BUsKIss, sETCE GooDs; sAEt
dais, Prince kTerts, oxfords, Newport Is hagnclias
Buckle Nswports. e G., cheap ats -. + GilNp tt.'ly
f-isJ ffst1 BoseRRNs. 500 and EII Broadsttcet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

D1y1pEND.-T The Virginia Home InsliE-
ance Company on yesterday declared the
IIsual semi-annual dividend Of six per cent?
nsyable ON and after the 10th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

SAVE MONEY. by having your printing done NJ tht
DIsPATcH PRfxTIgG-HoCsE Good work, Low
prices a1ii sa.isfacffon euaranfeed. ~ ' =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

5The ,yumnsr Holiday Mo- OF Leslie,s
Popular Monthly received from .. =. El's-
son, 1ll2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

M0RypARF--CHo -CHoLERA.IEFANTuM.--T he
total number OF deaths last week was sixty.
The mortality among children was very
heavy. Cholera-fnfantum carried of 10 !;
infantile conyulsions, S; in9antiie iock-iaW,
L; teething, Whooping cough, 2; mea-
sies, 4 liberation, 4. OF the deceased 4s
were under thrsa years Of age s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

TUE INDEPENDENT TEMPLARss excGrsi1n % ~. 90
0ld point this morning promises well for
peopIe OF quiet disposition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

AN OLD MANS LOVE CAUSES ILLNESS
Richard w ashington, an old eolored man,
lives at City Point But his wife is in ete
penitentiary. Richard wanted to- see 4 his tls
is:ole woman, y and so walked ali the way to
Richmond. Arriving here about 10 o'clock
yesterday be was much heated by his Jour-
ney, and, taking "A glass OF ice-water, was
overcome, and had to be taken to the aims
house in the ambulance. - Va, n
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D1ssOLUTsONs & PARTNERsHIPs

4 PAKTNEkSaIRs.
- OFFICE Of WATKINS & CoTTRELL,1
'@tSoss S'=E'-f HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
No. 1907 MAIN STREET,
.tf !, RICHMOND, July 2, 18TH
have this day admitted
In into our business rs partners WILLIAM s.
ROBERTSON and A. SALE WATKINS, ana the
business wil hereafter be conducted under the name
and style OF WATKINS, CUTTRELL q co. ,
Thankful for the very liberal patronage SO kindly
extended to US In the past, we respectfully SOLICIT
continuance of the same for the new firm.
Parties having claims against us VIII please pre-.
sent for payment and all parties indebted 70 US wiz
please make settlement
p.>'- WATKINS & COTTRELL,
~ 2-2w 1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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.CRO&UET.
TOILET ARTICLES.
r JUN G. ITO MI at s az ,r<r

II ~ u ~ IN " AE1slo AStb'jafA ti'fG al FktT{f
have to notify the trade aud the public generally
that on the 9Th Of May Last obtained an Injunction
from Judge J. +. DAILY, Of. the Court Of Common
Pleas, against person styling herself Z. Madame
Gouraud restraining her from e selling transfer
ring or in any manner dsposing Of goods chat
tells, PROPRIETARY ARTICLES. and trademarks OK
The late DR.. T. Felix Gouraud." This enjoins the
sale Of the ORIENTAL CREAM and all o,therof
the: proprietary articles Of my deceased father ~
have therefore to warn the trade against purchasing
from the said :. Madame Gouraud any Of said pre-
paratfons.n deaffng m the sanie. fea6whIfe
my oLYMPIAN CREAMS free from any legal en-
tanglement, and my right 10 its manufacture and
sale unquesuoned The public win find 1t in guam
tity and duality at least equal to late competitor
and its price reduced TO ONE DOLLAR.
.ai} A. II. GoURAUD.
"" : oA'e' ''','. - : je 26-Tu&wtJy11i
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, TUESDAY.
Judge r. W. Hughes presiding.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted:
j. r. Mountcastie, Jr., bankrupt. j..
Cohn appointed assignee. ,i#
Joseph F. Wingtield and Samuel NJ.
Simpson, bankrupts. Assignees discharged.
On motion OF George b.. Harrison Will
liam Taylor Thorn, Of Richmond, qualified
and was admittedto practice as an attorney.
The following standing rule was promul-
gated by Judge Hughes in the United States
District Court yesterday: L.lr-.a ~.
"Ordered, That when the register has
reason in any case in bankruptcy to believe
that candidates for election as assignees have
directly or indirectly solicited the votes Of
creditors to1be cast for them, he is required
to. report the fact to the Court, and the
Court will invariably set aside an election
OF assignee obtained by solicitation,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS IN THE WESTERN
PORTION OF THE CITT!--Those who can re-
call the appearance Of the western limits OF
our city few years past are constantly as
tonIShed at the rapid progress OF the city
in that direction. This section presents
many attractions to those desiring to build,
as the ground is high and We'll graded and
drained. =: Just around Monroe Square,
where u few years past lay bare and open
fields, is now occupied by handsome resi-
dences. Among these most noticeable is a
very stylish residence, just completed, at
the corner Of Franklin and Belvidere streeta,
the property Of Mrs. Triplett. The beauty
ofsexterior and the. completeness, OF the In
terror arrangement OF this house reflects
great credit upon all;parties concerned with
The work. This residence was designed, by
NJ. J. Dimmeck, architect, who also super
intended its construction. George d
William Gibson were the builders. Davis
& Ragland did the brick-work, and G. & A.
Bargamin the plumbing.
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E,LEGANT STATIONERY.

n = : "a D !. ~. ; 2.
The subscribers have for sale the newest aud most
fashionable STATIONERY, comprising PAPER
and ENVELOPES, in handsome boxes or separate; ;
COL Dand STEEL PENS, GOLD PENCILS, PEN
HOLDERS, and POCKET-BOCKS. = 3"IE' ~;
They have also nice PORTABLE WRITING
DESKS and PORTFOLIOS, suitable for those who
stay at home or about to travel a.;rgiDE gi!lraf
They have more of that NOTE-PAPER at 81 4
ream; ten auires for Soc, or lveQutres for csc.
te27 wOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

. r - THE SEASIDE LIBRARY
will introduce to the public the novels which have
been approved by the best critics Of both hemt-
spheres: The SEdsrD E LIBK4KY Will contain more
matter for the money ,thanany other publication.
dcred by mali three cents each for postage must be
added. New numbers received every week.
EASTiLYNNE. IDonbe numberl. zoe.
JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN. zoe. -,
A WOMAN-HATER. {CharIes Reade's last novel;.
BLACK INDIES. (Jules verne's new book) Zoe.
LAST DAYS OF POBlPEII. 10c. -
!, :, ,'sSr j. I. ELLYS0N. bookseller, il
Z: :Jc 23-l0t 1112 Main street.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

LANK-BOOKS.-We ctfer ct this time
ID an unusual assortment OF ,T " .....
BLANK-BOOKs, ,.,,g.i ,Js.
embracing many sizes and styles Of Ledgers, Jo1r-
nails. ay-Books, Botters. CASH, Invoice Bill, Re
cord, Letter, Time. Memorandum, and Pass
Books, Of our own and the cheap northern make.
:. We manufacture to- order ACCOUNT-BO0kS.
and PAPFR-BOXES,I and do all kinds OIL Bl2Oh-
BINDING RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
. ie 28-d&w 1902 and 1904 Main street,.
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THE CosssEoH isS, ,coUllrs,,c'5IiLl... O. d. J

THE cry ATToRNEY's oPlNioN ON THE
SIDEWALK ;oRDTNAEcE-REPoR FROM
: THEY'RE EcoMMiTTEE-RETREATFoR FoR THE
i sfeKlTHE PKOPo PosITIoS' no PAVE BROOK
AVENUE BUSINESS from THE ofHER
.DR SSCfI5 &C.. &C, jsftst y - y iit'#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

MOZART ASSOCIATION ITEMs-LADY MEM
BERs, &C.-The Board Of Governors OF this
Association have concluded to admit lady
members upon the same conditions as gen
tlemen-that is, they are to be proposed
and balloted for, and will be allowed the
privilege OF admission to two persons, one
of whom may be a gentleman escort.
Hereafter ushers will be appointed to
seat the audience, and in case lady-mem-
bers should come without escorts there will
be no difficulty in procuring seats. This
arrangement, it is thought, would induce
many ladies to become members, and would
relieve them Of being dependent upon gen.
tlemen in order to enjoy the nslSicales Of
the Association. ri ~.
: Other new instruments will soon be added
-tolthe orchestra, and, in fact, every effort
will be made to keep up the high standard
which the Association has attained. @ j:
Fl. Several new members were elected on
Monday evening, and no, doubt when the
warm season has passed the membership
will be largely Increased. t.7.t" 't.'.' .>>,a
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MILLINERY GOODS.

-~~>~-~~~--~--~-~-->~~~ -~~C~~--~--.~-~--~
DRICES REDUCED. ~ a8a
MILLINERY WITHIN, THE REACH yM0eS&
Of ALl<-pRIGES LOWER THAN EVER BE-
FORE-LARGEST STOCK IN THE. CITY ut
.s5. MEs. F. HUTZEER'S,t
525 Broad street, between Fif,h and Sixth.
a. 80. ...-,, Richmond, Va.
\ call Is solicited. Orders have pro.npt attention,
and satisfaction guaranteed. ...[,.t',s.s eco
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M IL L / n Z r " s. 's.t srsBs
Having on hand q verylarge stock Of .ySSHcb
TRIMMED and USTRIAMED GOODS wilt o1ier
from to-day my stock at reduced prices Handsome
MREATHS al very low figures. STRAW and CHIP
hATSyerY cheap, SHADE HATS In great variety !;
All much below former prices. call Y rsspestfuily
No.3o1 Broad street, corner OF Third.
1!B,. my. .29-eod2m J
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GOAL AND WOOD.

Q
ANTHRACITE COAL Ut summer prices.
kANAWHA SPLIST at Summer prices.
CUMBERLAND and QUINNIMONT. for steam.
OAK and PINE WOOD al current rates. ~
6. Z. LATHROP,
ic2S Seventeenth street at draw-,ridge.
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WANTS.

SITUATIONS AS TEACHERS WANT
y ED-TWO YOUNG LADIES with several
year, experience in teaching desire EMPLOY.
and modern languages German, French, Spanish.
and Itaanj, music on organ and piano. with all
English branches. Please address Miss y. X. r.,
Nox IS, p0st-oflce. Staunton. Va. ty 4-3t,
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FOR RENT.

FoR RENT. On, ,PERPETUAL LEASE,
= BEAUTIFUL LOTS on Grace betwcen Shafer
and Aonaoe streets, AID on the northeast eornerof
Pine and streets with privilege OF i,fy-
time, while building aud lots are low. Amply to
~ tf55f;.t - kt5t y. IT, s.tAPPEaSON. ~
iy a. ct t.Es1,.fs e. *. Real E,fnfe Agent
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A NTHRACITE COAL. ALL SIZES, al
IA LOWEST SUMMER RATES. West Virginia
Block Splint COAL. Cumberland COAL. by the car
90 or In lots 10 suit the trade. on accommodating
terms: Oak aud Pine WOOD. All coal sold by
weight, and guaranteed 10 be OF the best quality.
WRIT ROBERTS,
iyo corner SeYcntecnth- and Cary streets.
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Mr.. Elicit, from the Committee on Mar
kets, presented resolution requesting the
Committee on Ordinances to prepare and
report an ordinance prohibiting persons
from cooking in either the First or Second
Markets from the 1st OF May until the 1st
Of November OF each year. Agreed to. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-04

TOR RENT, SECOND and THIRD "a
Il FLOORS Of the bufldInS now in the occu. III
SO well suited for box manufactory or other busi-
ness. Applyto CHAFFIN, STAPLES j. Cor
jy 3-3t Real Estate Agents..
, 1877-09-20
THE DEMOCRACY.

,y,aun.In tn intend tu sonr h,.inet. oJfsfr. !.
~. t.',.r. h. ..f. ,,o III -, ..',,. .a',
wv os1o'. ~ w " wv Nv u4'''t " W.
meeting OF the COOK County De'oeFat!e CEN
sr"' @ m,s, rln,nn tomarros ,us. .,.,u ~ .ae
rho nrrbohi,Jtv /. that A., suitl viii r.tr,,
"u ~. 49," n,, w. s',r 49, :" s ss,,,a Ia .1 ....
cfe tnat tlale, sna ps fcatl5 10 p'esloe az tbat
meeting, which promlscs to be more than ordi-
onvt,.ng. thrra i. inst ,ns,ln,.i,v v
49, :. Iii hs r..rs,a a., ~. ~.
t""s ~, FH, ~"" 'nAs -
poftess "hi W eAauaedt 10 ofaef
indtrec city arisen from Lleb's Office, Thcro arc
o.sert,on. made INST ~, ha. h,re, srvcrol man
.,.s:s- 3s .,e ~ sn,
"uo u1a1 - Pes "1et" 'to'a ttio eou"t3a "ho''}
, 1877-09-20
MARI
PORT ft,I.flt)ItNE.

IbKG tpLFH}ItNE+
RrrrAIo. scut 1H-Vc~selr ta-sfn. rort Col
borne Lock In twcntJ.fouf houts enatng @ p Il.
Sept. II:
Weet~ard-rsops ci.y of Toledo. OGaentbnr0 10
Chicago; Efnnire. Ovdcnshnrg to Cieyetani: bnlks
FI"mnrts, hin7sthn to Toledo: Lady DniTerin,
ktngtton to Detroit: Ban,c! Lyon. Uswc2o to
Chicago: Florida, king,tnn 10 Toieho; Alexan-
Irin. COLLINS Lay to Iramtns1on: rcf,r. Ontsrio.
Ihorolh fo Ntfost: Kate Kelly, Hamilton to
Hack River: Mhdrrfa nnI Cheney Amca, t,swc;o
10 Milwaukee,: kssinn. FATE 1taycn 10 Chicago;
TREAT Western, Cobutg IL Erte.
Eantxard-i'Fnps shtktuna. Chcseo to Mon
lfcai; Iincoln. Milwaukee IL knx-ton; bsrka Itn.
public. bar titv 10 Uswryn: Diver N,rratt. tn.
lcdo u kE''9Ason:H e. TrumpH and s:tnra,tar.
Milwaukee to hlnYston: Sweden, X. Norwood at,,i
Magellan, Toeltt to Eln.ttnn: !. T.. Wus,.snf,
tetr,nt to KINGSTON: ,rh,s itenr. Flt>hugh mil II.
llutiy. I1lcdo 10 kingston; IsTonklyn. khebsy gun
10 h,n3.ton; y lltIam ]. Ptestun, Chftsrn 10
hins'ton: y. u. Fosser, Morpcth to i>Insrton; !;
smith Ind iost, Detroit 10 0ewc2o; barses LisHar,
N!lwaH.ee tn AfnEkton.
fcrac!. Htschars4nx It tho Elcs- tor-l,ark +. r.
!.ocke. Milwaukee 10 hnHato; America. Milwau-
kett no order.
, 1877-09-20

VOtIT OF CHICAGO.
The following wesc the arrivals and clearancea
for the twenty'fonr hours eudiug Il 10 o'clock lust
night.
..hnkIvALs-stnr corunA 81. Jos suntrlfs; chtrazo,
MsnlinNoc. funu!ea; A!i<na. MHsk-goa. suntrir4;
Pre- Messenger. i!ttan iinro!. sund!ira: clrt Gland
.si"LsbufK. sialrirs: q. r. Heath. Sa,Fsiuek. suil.
ars'; lsrl'st w4.i. aks sa.!sc. Io1tu .l9aay,
s!s,Iiss iu!Geeft usoEgs nun.r: Muakeka, iu'nrr
!nnil@r sk,tark. cleveland. eoas u, t. GrAnt ltsis
IT. 1srk nns9nts lan;" Iity lum1or Wnls.
,CLsAntScxs-sShr y e r.wiyr4. tjx + i ,urv.
hu eofni .chr Godvn i;ule. III! Uuiia,ns. H. NJ III
bu teed .n.. TOM eoal; thr D. FefIu.u. iIe Tf..:
cry. ~ hils aalt. hls hetf. and sunYrs; scF Hell
M!i,:n 81 s,,ss1 r. & 5tT.s r. Sosn: p!on Aan!s t9anx
ssan,r.sss Em5 , Ana atnsxsFou .sp4F'sa: pIop
dr:x. NnFalo. 70. MU ia ~, pr.p ljhio. IursiS,
44o hu rye: shE shsndan kincitus Ia Jla bu wtrst,
ssea. nrop ruItass. Nuflo. M.0D % wheat 6s iirls
a0ur. b4:s dA1 scrt " M ltts lard. t3 iis
rlrats' sehnI NJ ty.n liutr4io - 7s bu co1,is j.s.
.n h.I1 IT. r. ~ M BY rst; S"y !ets' Wntts Lake. am.
schF Z. Il. hufton. i,Gllalo, H. aos bu corn.
, 1877-09-20

HCrrALo. Sept. II. -Coaf rates Ia Cht"ago, 30c.
charscis-Schrs J. F. Joy, luaacr. from Hny
City to- Licapo. l0, 400; l,etln general cargo to
Cleveland, 45c, I. Q. h.: Three i!cIle, suit t.,
clerc'nnd, &c; coal back to black River at 4ac,
free; H. a. Richmond, coal fo Detroit, 90c:
Geofgc \. Dasts, cement 10 Toledo, FREQ in aud
out; l.. ". Pcrrs, coal to Green Hay. 1,c, free.
clearanees-1eops Tioga. Itny city, los tons
coal: 1IAfd'. Chicago: u. ". blanchard, Chicago,
sin b7ls cement mud eandrcr: Arabia. Chicago,
~ sfIs cement and sundrce: Gsniatco. lIrcen DaY,
4.D brla salt: lurk i'htAEn, Chicago; tclsrs j. L.
Inse. 4lwanxec: ~. reter, Tutedo: II. f.. tai.
!ey. Cheaxo, i.Hu0 hsls salt; j. u. Norris, Mi
waukes; s..'. ,inceFne t;hlcsgvs sam Flint, Chi
J. n. llutcIlnton, Ghacaxo: Oak I.eaf. thi.
eaxo: {. .!s1ercys, K1ng..lle; t.asibAldl. IT,.
Iso't: Carilnstort. Miiwaukec. 100 tunn coa1 ;
Ihe,A7s t;awn. Chicago; Q. pastcr, .Miiwauxue.
noo "na eoAt; fc.htixo, cticaso: >. y. u. VAT
Cleveland. 1.::DO ,fls cen.cns j. l.. Urcen. Foft
Clinton, ~ toas coAt: barge Aat,1ds, Saginaw.