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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-08
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

Tor NEW IORk.-Thc Old 1ITS
Il Dominion Steamship Company's SssssksssE
steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain LAWRENCE. will
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday evening
Through bills CT ading signed ana goods Tor
warded with dispatch to all points north, sonth,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; round-trip tickets,
$24. Steerage, Sc and IS.
For freight or passage, apply to
q. ". ALLEN 4 &C., Agents.
Sc SIT COmpanY's Wharf. Roc eits.
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REALESTATE ATpR1vATE SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE AND HIGHLY
n IMPROVED FARM OF FIFTY ACRES. on
THE SOUTH SIDE OF TIE WILLIAMSBURG
ROAD, FIVE MILES BELOW RICHMOND: FOX
SkLE.-At The request of Mr.. Robinson l.. King ]
offer for sale his excellent and highly: Improved
FARM, located as above, containing FIFTY ACRES.
Icnt quality the most OF which Is set in clover and
timothy: balance in pine wood of good quality.
The buildings are nearly new. consisting OF 2 dwell.
ing AZ by ia feet coiitains four rooms, beside, hall
mud closets built OF the best materials. and painted
inside and outside. with st-rae kitchen. new barn
(42 by "a fec and every other building suitable for
The place: well Of good water and $50 young fruit
trees. Price only 1000. ApplytO
80 Sat w. GODDTN, AuctOnccr.
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w N'TS.

WANTED, BOARD FOR A GENTLE
w NAN and WIFE In a private family on Shoe
roe Hin, Address G. w. s.. corner Tenth ana
Nat streets. SSo-ts
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CIGARS.

THE LOVERS OF A GOOD FIVE
i CENT CIGAR will please call for WHIT.
OF The same on the market, Key West being public
brand l defy competition In taste, style, sna
quality OF my hEI w. h, - n'oooD' ''"N
T. WHlTLOCK:, 1445 Main 10 !, street a,sasr
"a &-eOd1m MAuulxCtufC2'
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CHESAPEAKE ANn ONO RAILKn,p.j
RICHMOND. Va. Jun" |. lsTt !
INHES ApEAkE' ANn Oh IID HNLI

n
cept Sunday ut 400 +. 81. auI AIr.Yrs ii ,uf.-
dunsviIie al 7:4J y. VI.
Mail train between Richmond AMI Hinton r}rs
daily Except sunday. between Hinton amt Iuu,.
iugton runs daily, stopping Al all rgt.lHg r'tnn'.
Express train runs dhly, ~tr'vinE II llnuryrr,
junction. Noel's. Ircritus I. i.nG!-l, iorinu-yt"
charlottesville, stanton. Goshen. N.h"rf, t"7-
ingtOn and a regular stations vet - 'oSiweh.u.
Mail and express train. connect a. ',oriuH'.ti1
for Washington aud the North. ana ~ 'harl".".
VILE Tor Lynxhhur. and the south
Express train connects at tircnna. WIN trunk
lines for all points In the Wrs'. N"rihw',t, ani
Southwest. and NJ Richmond With tn Richmond
and Danvillc. and Richmond and Petersburg u.H.
for all points south.
Sleepny-cars run OF niGh.-;raus.
Mail train arrive. ~ stclIns',m! al H.}H !. VI.
Express rain arrives 81 ki'hmnni a $50 \. VI.
Accommodation train arrives Il E;rnm"Gf 4.
S:45 A. VI.
Through tickets sold .ua baggage ch"Scd IN 81
principal points.
For rates, Information, Sc. ariT 4: 'oinpm!
offices, and III SO Slain -iir"'. tslriin"na "a;
COHWAi l.. HOWARD,
General I'...cilg"r sun ltrart te"n.
". VI. :. bINN.
too Epri.,.nr .f,l >ur.rtu,-nl"u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-08

TOR SALE, No. 400 north Eighth street,
L BRICK DWELLING, eight rooms In main
building: nursery. and ample servants accommo-
dations In the rear; all modern Improvements.
ALSO,
Ne. 5l3 north sixth street: WOOD DWELL
ING. with eight rooms. Lot about SO by 100 feet
Both Of the above pieces OF property are III Sooa
order convenient to business. and in excellent
neighborhoods They will lie sold low, and on long
credits. Apply to
all 9o-dTb SSTu2wSw1t No. 1117 Main street.
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THE TWO NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
i COTTAGES CALLED "PRATTS.r on THE
EAST LINE OF FIFTH STREET BETWEEN
LEIGH AND JACKSON STREETS, FOR SALE
These two BRICK COTTAGES, located as above,
are for sale. Each contains about six rooms, besides
kitchen, &C., and are in many respects very conve-
nienily arranged. If early application be made
bargain may be had. Apply to w. GODDlN.
60 S-nod3t Real Estate Auctoncer.
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WANTED, A LADY TO MAKE A
w HOME COMFORTABLE FOR TWO GEN
Tl,EMEN in the country during the winter. none
but a 1rst-cass lady need apply. Address; giving
real name and where can be seen. Posl-oin DoA
90 Richmond, Va 81 CT
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I,y Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate AnctiOneer.
HOS Main street.

RICHARDSON I CO.. AuctioneerS.
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RICHMOND. FREDG e POTOMAC X. X. Coal
OFf1cE GENERA TICKET AGENT. ;
RICHMOND, August 3, 1877,
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.ic 9-eod
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28

In 1914 the debt of Paris was $4,000.
In 1872 the interest on the debt was over
nine million dollars. No wonder that
Impecunious English flocked there after
Waterloo Sydney Smith, who took run
over, writes to his wife in ecstacies at
the excellent cooking-he was bit of'A
gourmet-and the marvellously low
prices. Nowadays even New Workers
grumble. They can, they declare, live
quite as cheap here, and ere long they
may discover that they can live even
cheaper here. Meanwhile the city of
Pairs continues intent Oh new works. 1t
is impossible to take up paper without
seeing list of coming architectural
events. "Baron Haussmabn," says the
PagS, "is well avenged. An his projects
even those against which most fire and
fame were spouted ARE being by degree $
again placed on the order of the day.
Take, for example the Avenue du Grand
Opera, which is to terminate on the Place
du Theatre Francais. That thorough
fare is, to begin with, to be prolonged
as far as the Rue d'Antin, and at the
same time the ground of the Rue Louis
| le-Grand will be levelled."
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28

n7 Oaday at home. Agents wanted. Out
BlT fit and terms free. TRUE q CO., Au-
guSta Maine.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28

In winding up the affairs of the Met
ropolitan FIRE Insurance Company there
are revelations OF something worse than
bad management. The New York Tri-
bUne says, 'The indications are that the
annual statements had falsely repre-
sented the assets of the concern. The
cooking of accounts seems to have been
conducted much in the same way as it
was with the broken life insurance com
panies. If these suspicious are justified,
it is TO he hoped that things will be
called by their right names, end that
men VINO have peijured themselves will
not be excused on the absurd plea of ig-
ncrancc."
It would be interesting to know lust
hcw far the majority in the last Congress
are responsible for the failure of the
National Bank of Missouri. The bank
advanced money largely to the Eads
ietty projects, ana after Captain Eads'
contract was fulfilled to the letter he
could not get the money, because Con
gress refused TO appropriate it Now the
bank has suspended md Captain. Eds
/ is the loser 10y owning twenty-sey.n
hundred shares Of its stock.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28
HoW TO LEARN TO SWIM.

Every boy should know how to
swim and girls tno for that matter.
How many tragedies would be avoid
ed il youth would but acquire the
simple art of learning now TO swimP
II has been we'll said that man is the
only animal that loses himself in the
water. In view of the fact that the
bathing season is at haud, we append
directions for acquiring the art OF
swimming as furnished by cores
nondent OF that common sense Journ-
al the American Agriculuralist;
"When | Was boy | learned to
swim by means of swimming board.
This is the safest method possible. l..
corks are used they may slip from
around the breast down beneath in
surface aud putting the wearer In
danger of drowning. Some country
boys get two bladders ana then tie
them together with short cord. they
are the most dangerous things possible
for "A boy to have. The board is per
fectly safe, and one may learn to swim
in very short time by using il. IL
should be over four feet long over a
foot wide, and two inches thick, made
of soft white pine or cedar.
To use it hoy wades into the water
up to his shoulders, then taking hold
OF the end of the board, he pushes II
before him toward the bank and not
into deep water-springs forward with
his teet, and throws himself Hat uIon
the water. This movement carries him
along few feet He then draws up
both his legs at the same time, Keeping
the knees as far apart as possible, and
then strike out with both feet, not
straight back wards out sideways, just
as u frog does. The stroke is made
slowly and steadily. The board keeps
the head above wa cr. When the leg
stroke has been learned, one hand Is
taken from the board and the stroke
learned or the chin may be r, ed on
the boArd while the stroke is taken
with both hands. THIS is IA very good
plan, as it it compels the swimmer to
keep his hands under water which he
should always do. BY and by the board
may be pushed ahead, and the young
swimmer may swim after it, always
keeping it within reach. Whena NUN
Der of boys go to swim they should
always have two or three Of these
boarGs with them in case of accident,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28
GENERAL NEWS.

The Fall River beat the Boston yester.
day 6 to 4.
Hon. Peter Harvey, prominent citi-
zen of Bos on, and life long friend"
of Daniel Webster, died yesterday,
DR.. A. D, Rutherford, prominent
physician in Harrisburg, died yesterday,
after few hours illness, of paralysis of
the brain.
The Grand Jury at st. Louis have
made report recommending the re-
enactment of the "social eviw law, re-
pealed about two years ago.
Royal George won the 1925 race at
Fleetwood Park yesterday, after several
heats had been trotted. Time, 2,274
2.264, 2.26, 2.26, 2 20, 2.28, 2.30.
Three thousand old homesteads in
New HAMPSHIRE are deserted, and the
occupants of the others are complaining
that their business of farming does not
pay.
The President has appointed General
William q. Leduc, of Minnesota, to be
Commissioner of Agriculture. The ap-
pointment will go into effect on the lst
of July.
The Provincial Insurance Company, of
Toronto, announces that, in consequence
of the losses Ny the s.. John fire, follow
ing an upprofitatle season, it will go in
to liquidation.
! Governor Hartrantt has issued a
requisition on the Governor of New York
for the surrender OF Heinrich W hlen,
charged with the murder Of young
Hoehne at Elm Station.
The Russian minister informs our
State Department, in a note dated the
26th inst, that his Government had is.
sued an order giving all vessels sailing
under neutral flags the right, during the
present war with Turkey, to engage IL
: the coasting trade between the Russian
| ports in the Black Sea and the Sea oi
Azov
Advices from Acapulco to the 9th inst.
announce its recapture by the Diaz gun
, boats, after a bsmbardment of nearl,
, ten days. Alvarez, the Lerdist com
mander, surrendered $50 men. The termi
+ of the capitulation are, for some reason
secret; but, as the opposing forces fra.
! ternized hugely, it is suspected that Al
i varez has gone over to the Government
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28

CRUSHING OUT A BANK.-How can we
expect banks to-do businass aud pay diyi-
deuds in New York when, besides their
other burdens. they are weighted with such
oppressive taxes? If the Dry Goods Bank
winds up ana takes Sl,000,000 more OF cap
ital out OF circulation. that misfortune will
be another testimony to the cruel folly OF
the p'esenl system of bank taxation, natinn-
al and State. Tue point AT which this bank
proposes 10 90 iuto lqnidaton might he
avoided but for the taxes. These are "the
last feather that brebks the cnme's hack !"
Coming oil top of the other nevltab c ex
pens4s OF running bank, and the prevalent
business depression, they make the reasons
strong why the stockholders Of the Dry
Goods Bank should consider the expendieu-
cy OF closing out the concern. Tne national
faxes on this bank last year were Sl1,O0O,
and the STATE. county and city taxes S29. 900,
a total Of just 1our per ceut. on lLs " uo.a
capital,-N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28

ADRoIT ATTEMPT TO SwINDLE.-A re-
ingenious attempt to sNindle
a bank at Osceola, Iowa, has just been
exposed, and the perpetrators arrested.
Thomas Wilson, s6illful forger and ex-
pert telegraph operator, forged a draft
for 50. 400 on a bank in Cynthianp, KY,
and took in with him as a confederate a
woman namad Amanda Griffn, from
Burlington, who was to present the
check at the bank of George II. Cowles.
in Osceola. At point about thirty miles
from Osceola the telegraph wire was cut
and connected with wires running out
through the brush to a secluded spot
where battery and instrument were
placed and where the operator was sta
toned. The woman presented the draft,
and although the forgery was well exc
cuted, the cashier had some doubt as to
its genuineness, and so expressed him
self. Telegraph, then, Telegraph"
was the woman MS response. OF course
the scheme was to have the cashier tele-
graph, to intercept the message at the
point where the wire was cut, and then,
af er waiting proper time, to answer
that the draft was all right. The bank
did telegraph, but through some bung-
ling on the part of the operator, the
message got past the break, reached its
proper destination, and a reply was re-
ceived that the draft was forgery
The woman was in the bank when the
reply came aud she was Immediately ar
res ted. Der rtives Were at once put on
the track of Wilson, and he was arrested
in Burlington bank while in the act oi
receiving money on forged check. The
ba terry used in his operation was found
and resnectable young man OF keokul
named William Ball has also been ar
r .stea as payticepS criminis, ard has con
tessed the crime.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28
Gov. Walker, of Virginia, has gone
to Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.

The exhibit of the Merchants Bank
Of Canada, ~ Montreal, shows a loss of
So ,000.050 The new manager recon-
mends d reduction in the capital TO that
amount.
Secretary Sherman has received a dis
patch from the daughter of Lewis Cass,
who married German Dobleman, and
who is now residing at Baden, directing
a subscription for $4,000 in four per
cent. bonds to be made in her name.
The family of George II. Pendleton, of
Cincinnati have taken possession oftheir
new summer residence on the cliffs near
Oehre Point, Newport, a very romantic
and desirable locality. Mr.. homaS Win
aus has also occupied his Newport cot
tage.
The Rev. Rdsdale, the appellant III the
Folkstone ritual case recently decided by
the Privy Council has got MS diocesan. the
Archbishop OF Canterbury, to assume the
responsibility OF directing aim to celebrate
III Il su'phce and to give him a dispensatiOn
from what riluai>ts regard rs the obigG-
tions OF the rubrc. Mr.. Rldsae lhereupon
announces that he will obey the ATchbish-
ops order until COS, vocation shall nave fit
ting opportunity to deliberate on the mat
ter
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28

o66e u77a week to Agents. SO On,M
300 EDfI FREE. p. y. VICKERf.
Augusta. Maine.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

nJAM M0c * octave, fine rosewood
flANVS (not used over six months),
sl1nIE1mUEmHm only $50; cost $3.50. New
ORGANS BaeSs Barsains at waSlfSSrs SsaTy new sSs
gVunEuzl1mwmmmm stops, S45 stops, $50; 9
stops, S55; Z stops, $50; . stops, $50; Y stops
s55 to SIS. Rare opportunities. New or.
gans at wholesale. Beware OF limitations
Best offer ever made, rond. Sent on 10
10 days' test trial. Money refunded and
freight paid both ways If unsatisfactory.
Est 1885. Agents Wanted. Discounts To
Teachers, Ministers, &c. Address DAN
IEL r. BEA sTY. Washington, New
Jersey.
moo week in your own town. Terms
bUU and S5 outfit free. II. HALLETT q
co Portland Maine.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28
CATCHING SNA PIPING TURTLES

Several persons ofthis city visited the
Wyomssing creek in the evening with
about 100 large hooks fastened to twines,
each twine being several feet in length,
for the purpose of catching swapping
turtles. The strings were tied to the
underbrush along the bank of the creek,
ard the hooks with bait attached were
throwninto the water. A storm occurred,
the creek arose and the party returned
home. In the morning they went back
for their hooks, when they found four
turtles attached to hooks.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28
How to make Paris s-reen.

A correspondent of the Towanda
JOurRd writes; The potato bug is no
scarcity with us at present, and upon in
quiring at the drug store the price of
Paris Green, and learning that the popu-
larity of the arCicle as an eXterminator
had increased its price to about the val
ue of crop protected by it, concluded
to tell the people what l have long
known about making the article.
Take unslacked lime of the best quail
ity, slack it with hot water; then take
the finest of the powder and add alum
water as strong as it can be made, sutfi-
cient to form thick paste then color il
with bichromate of potash and sulphite
of copper until the color suits your fancy
The sulphite of copper gives the color OF
blue tinge, the bichromate of potash a
yellow. Observe this and you will never
fail.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28
DROWNED.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

By Telegraph 10 Lhe GAZETTE'
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 27.-Mr.
Dunkelberger, formerly lineman on the
Northern Central Railroad at Sunbury,
and two other gentlemen, while fishing
this morning, near Clark's Ferry dam,
were drowned. They went too close to
the edge of the dam and the current took
their boat over.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28
FROM LATE EDITIONS OF
YESTERDAY.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
BY Telegraph to the Gazette.

By I6l0BTdPH 10 tIIC O"HO0OO'
WAsHIN GToN, June n.
The General Court Martial to meet at
St. Louis on the 10Th inst, will be re-
convened on the I'd of July.
The Mdgfo'oer, which left Annapolis
on the 26th, will visit Wilmington, Ches-
ter, and Philadelphia. She will then pro-
ceed to New York, and up the Hudson
river, thence TO Providence and Newport.
The Constellation will reach New
Bedford IN or days.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day,
were S2.457 AZ; customs, S2433:22 nationa
bank notes received for redemption ST.
10000.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28

TO National Iuvalids.-In sickness ev-
cry portion of the body sympathizes win
the seat of the disorder. When the stom-
ach fails to perform its functions, the llver'
bowels, nerves, muscles, veins, arteries,
&C. are all more or less affected. These
delinuuents require a medicine combining
the properties of a stomachic, an aitera-
tive, II purgative, tonic, and sedatlVe, 70
bring them back To their duty; and all
these elements. in their pureSt and most
effective forms. are united in
Tarrant's Effervescent Seltzer Aperient,
the great Saline Remedy for Indigestion.
and its concomitant consequences. sold
by all druggists.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-28

nLACK CASHMERES.--Dir from
d the ip' .,orter, full line of Black Cash
meres al rs, sTk, S1.O0, Sl.12k Sl.25, Sl.37 \
1.5O These desirable fabrics are at lower
rices than we have offered TOR years, and
we uplend them .or color and duIabIl
ity w. B. SHARP,
Tourth and Market SITS
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The DERRICK will bo better than over
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It's readers will be kept posted on all the
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This is also superior Soap for Toilet
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GlnNn Can't be made by every agent ov-
NQQQ cry month in the business we
IElElEI furnish, but those willing to work
can easily earn a dozen dollars a
day right i'm their own localities. Havono
room to explain here. Business pleasant
and honorable. Women and boys and
girls do as well as men. We will furnish
you a complete Outfit free. The business
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free. Write and see. Farmers and me-
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classes in need of paying work at home,
should write TO us and learn all about the
work at once. Now is the time. Don't
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