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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
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vGtno mir DG1 WeltenDe nabe!" II
Der Gitel elmer 70 Seitsn itartsn Brodire,
bic pom Rb. s. @nsiner, sinsm Yrisitsr
Der @rSbi6eeie MiIuaufse. psrfabt 1T, unb
Dor Rnrssm In ben spaltsn Der ,Stimms
Der Wabrbeit" pubIi3rt wurbe. 0ir bas
ben bas Bertden mt Ysrsnissn sslsien
unb empfsblen basielbeunisrn 9eiern auf's
Bette. Oas S@rift4s' seust pom Der gu
ten Beleienbsit bes Yerafers in Der 81.
S4rift unb BEN S4rifts, Der Batter, pon
54arfsm Deafen uno feirm Beoba&ten.
CUR Stlse leines Ibema's sirft Der autor
einen &unbblid iber bic isise Gage Der
fatboli9sn 8ir4e, bic iteIelveiie duserii
Isbrrsi9 uub intersiIant 1T. Sic grodirs
wtrb poitfrsi suseiaubt burd bic iatboliideu
8u9banblunsen oosr ben Serfair. rptnu
man lid an i'm unter Der Mbbrsit Ao. 8.
@msinsr, @afuile, @rant 60, 8isconiir
wen6et. Yreis 35 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

Nus Der Bu9banbIuns Der @et. BEN
3iSer sins uns Elm tleines Derf9.n 5u,
b~stitslt: Rite of Ordinations, &C,
cording to the Roman Ponti6cal. 0al'
islbe 9ibt auf Der einen Settle ben lateint
i4en unb auf Der aubern Ssiie ben en9li
i4en Cert bss BET Der priehsrweibe sc
brau4ten &itus in Der l1sbsrlssuns. Bret
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

Gin &aIenosr gang anoerer art. unb Ell,
ner Der beiten, bic oisiss Sabr idou aui
unierm Glide laseu, lit Der Wsnifa &a.
lcnoer. OerieIbe wirb berausssseben pom
Voritanb bes tatboIiiden g~r3iebunsss8 Der:
ems in OonaawOrtb, Bapsrn. Osrislbs
1T auf cine out4 uno bur9 9riilids gr'
3iebuns Der Susenb binseridtst, entbdIt
auber ben einen 6alenbsr unsntbebriidsn
9esenitdnOen, Wints fir bas tatboliids
6amilienleben. tleine intersiiants, tinbli9
Sei9riebene grsdbIunsen, relisi0ie Be-
%lebrunSen fur Die Wo4en uno Wonate,
auerlei aus benz Samilienlebsn, Iauter OH
sinalarbeiten. Wir mS5tsn winidsn, baB
10 elm Ralenber in jeber oeuti4sn tatboIi
i4en 6amilie iei. 3ierlide, wenn audi ni4t
ibe,ieins 5oIsidnitte sereiden benz 6alen'
Der gum S9muds. 9eiosr lit uns Der Breis
ni9t betannt. Sebe beuti9e 8u4bant'
lung aber tam osnieIben mittbeiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

BON benz Pra9twert Muma, bic Dent.
male Der beiIisen Staot. baben mir iest
bic 4. Nr. Oieielbe reibt ii9 ben tribe.
rem pdrois an. Die Sirma 9ensiser
erwirbt ii9 elm 0srbienit nit bieiem Dude.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

Oie Sen5iser'i9e Bu9banbs
lu 9 ianbte uns ibren Gineinnaticr Gins
fcnbrn Soteu fur bas Sabr 1878. 4s
Seiten, preis s Gents. Jir ben Yreis 1T
Der Ralenoer gut. gr entbdlt 4ass, mas
su benz eisentIi4eu RaIenber ssbSrt unb
cine Waiie i@nurrisen 9sisfoiis in tleinsn
GrSdblunsen uno ansctoben. Guar mar
Man4es benz alten Weioinser idon ni9t
mebr neu, aber IS amiiiirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
Vefsi(&-Saxem6urs

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NAL sbemaIiser S4Sfe Ger Stabt TN slItsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
Sn Bottom Rnb felt eiuiaen @ode,

Sn o o finb felt einisen 0o9er
bic Dertreter Der @~pisfopalitrde psriamme't
nnb 3war in swei ueridieoenen &Srpsri9af'
ten. Die cine beitebt aus benz 5arie ber
Bif@6fe uno bic anoere aus Der Generals
Convention, an uel9er aud Prebiger
unb Qaien theilnsbmen. Nm Oienitas Der
p%er9anSenen Wode nabm nun bas 9aus
Der Bil46fe cine &sioIution on bss Snbalts,
bab bic Orsaniiruns uon Diatonnefen
ober Srbensi9wefern innsrbalb Der prote:
ffantii&en ~gpiscopaltir9e SuIdiis unb
ratbiam iei unb besbalb mad Rrdften
9efSrbert wsrben iolte. Oieie Heiolution
wurbe gum tirdlidsn canon" srbobsn.
Die Seem Yorter rSuu" meint, bisie WaB:
resel iei ais cine Nadabmuns Der @ebrdus
DE Der tatbolii1sn Stride iebr be,eidnenb.
SIS babe ,ruar idon felt Idnssrsr 3sit pro.
teitantiide O,bensidweitsrn sesebsn, aber
Der obise BeidluB ueroe bic Wirtuns bas
ben, baB bieielben balo iebr allsemein
uirben. 9ln Npplitantinnen weroe es nidt
manseIn. Nu9 werbe es in protsitantii9en
Rreiisn nidt an marnenbsn Stimmen fe1s
len, uel9e bieie Neueruns in Der 9pisco'
palfirde oils einsn ~sewaltisen Sdritt uors
wdrts auf benz Wese mad &om betei4nen
werben. Nun bas ilt's audi.
Der 8erfaIl Der gbe in bislem 2aa'
be CAB ben SiidOfeu Der g~piscopaIfirde
Inlab gu folsenber &lase:. Cine anoere
@efabr iinbet ii9 in benz Mansel an Ereus
i'm GeftbaIten on Der 9eilisfeit Der Gbe.
Dies 1T elm @sssntanb, bsiisn Seipre:
dung bic BiidSfe serne uermieben bdtten,
aber bic wadienbe WiBadtuns ma4te es
ibnen sur Hfi3t gu reben. Oie WiBad:
tung tam man ertennen in benz 9si9tinn
NIT benz Chen ~einsesansen werben unb Der
archaeological NIT Der mande in ben
Gbeitanb treten, bic bauon aus9ei9lo1en
finb tnr9 bas @eiet ODER ibre eisene gfa:
tur. Da iinb bislsnisen, Die cine unse'
ieslide Gbeideiouns ni9t abbGIt einause:
ben, was fie Gbe nennsn, mas aber Gbri:
itus einen @bsbru9 bsiBt. Oas iinb
idlimme 3eiden. Oieienisen, bic nod I'M:
9eiebli9er Gbeidsioun9 beiratbsn, Ieben
unb iterben in Der Eootlinoe. .......
ueber Yrebissrmansel in 9 9mabsn
idreibt man benz Sdpdb. Mertur: gu
Der auf Mittwc1 ben 20. September aus
sei9riebenen tbeolosiiden 8orprifuns
euanselii4er Bfarrcanoioaten bat fi9 fein
@raminanb semslbet. Dem 0ernsbmen
mad wirb iid aud gu Der 9%auptprifuns,
weI9e bieien 9erbit itattbaben iOu, tsin
@anbibat meIosu. Wie usrii9ert pirb, 1T
elm folder SAL in Der euanseIiiden Sam
bsstirde nod nidt uo%rsstommen. Bel
benz obnebies idon 10 empfinoli9en Man.
gel an seiitli9en &rdften, BEL benz ltstsn
&bsans iunser Sbeolosen aus benz 6irs
4enbienit in ben S9uloisnif, inS guslanb
u. +. No.. wirb nibis Anbsrss iibris bIsiben,
als allmdlis cine ~pIanmdBise 3uiammsnle:
suns pom Yfaueisn ins Wert su isssn.
= Ni9t better 1T es IN 8aben. Oort
i4eint, Oant Der famoien gulturtampfss-
feee, es nit Der proteitantii9en GbsoloSis
gu gnoe gu iein. gu Der and auf ben 20.
September aus 5eldrisbsnsu Yorpriiiung
euanseliider Yfarreanbibatsn bate ii9
aud tein graminanb semslbet.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31
IIVG.

COMMISSIONER FORWARD
 ING. Every attention will be paid to fCrws ard ing consignments of Merchandise, haehlh- cry. Ores, Hides, etc., either to or iFosA the interior.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31
NOTICE.

To George Islip claimant in the Buckeye Lode first Northern extension, in the Castle Dome Mining District, Yuma County, Ari. Zona.
 You are hereby notified, that if you dc not appear within (9O) Ninety days from the date hereof and pay to George Tyne at the SENTINEL office, Yuma, A. T your proportion of the expense incurred II tine amount of work done on said lode d"-ing the vear i-73 '0 'o7e inC'usi-c. 1t required by Iaw; tLe undersigned wilI c.alm forfeiture ofyour interests III said lode In accordance s-ith the miuing lave now in force
 JsMEs Sf BARNEY. Yuma, Arizona January 20rn. l577
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31

feel under increased obligations for tae patronage 60 liberaly accorded me as the successor of the old and successful house of Wm. B Hooper & Co.,, and wnIie ac- anowletgiHg th,s lactollow metrs h4- those dealing wiJn nle gi.I hud as c l.s @ stock as was eyer offered by th-oo tr1 with al Shat is ney and deslraU ls ado uou JAMES M BA0.
 Yuma, January 2z. g-7o, >
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that al debts due TIE ARIZONA SENTINEL for advertising prlOr to Dec. 3]st, 1876, are payable n Wm. J. Berry, and from and after that date to George Iyng, Agent of The oenti- nel Publishing Co., All unpaid suoscrip- lions Co HE SENTINEL are payaoie to George Tyng, Agent, who will also com plete all subscriptions paid to Wm J Berry prior Uu Dec 75n. 1870. Persons having claims against THE sENTiNEL otncs yE,ur ro the 3ist. December lo76 wiI present. tlsul isr collection tg Wl J beryy
 TH g. BaeRy.
 GluHss ING,
 Agent
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31
SALES OF ORES.

Gold. Silver. Copper or Lead, will os made at highest possible rates for acconas of owners. My long experience and con naction with buyers in the different mar kets give me a very decided advantage over any one in the Territory in making such sales to the prcft of those entrusting them to mo Correct and responsible assayE obtained and submitted when deslres'
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31
GOLD DUST,

Gold and Silver Bullion, U. s Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders. Soldiers Warrants p.nLers' Drafts, and Good Commercial panrr. Grain, Hides. Wool and all Terri torial and Mexican Products bought sI value for CASH; or advanced on as may be desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31
THE SENTINEL.
siOyOtero Apaches No. 3.

great degree. Few of them know English but some of them under stand much Spanish, having ac- 4uired this language during their raids into Mexico and from the Mexican csptives, which they used to bring home frequently. They have always been warlike. having the Navajoes, Mexicans and other people as their natural and hereditary enemies. Booty obtained in raids constituted their principal suboistence. Their abA- Iitv co aaiare vicissitudes of heat and cid Fenderfuf. GLqv have t,apr Bcwu to march all day, 4O to .acalles, eheaded under sc0rctirg sun, without food or water. nd have often been seer exposed to a winter temperature, Ear below tee freezing point, With nothing on but a breech-clOut and thin covering of calieo| Little children, especially, areOften seen stark naked in temperature be- low frea-ols 24af sight is re- 1larksbly keen: this may be ac- counted for by their constant use, out door life, and by the dark CO., Tor of the iris of their eyes, which prevents dazzling, by occluding tDo free entrance of the suns rays to the retina. This people is no. madic, in so far as their chosen limit ofcOuntry will permit. They move their rancherias or villages from time to time for various rea- sons, such as the accumulation of filth or vermin, or on the occur. renee of epidemic disease. They always move on the day succeed ing the death of any of their num- Der, burning their deserted resi- dences. They all select high dry -r0--@ i've upon, removed s.>,..s ra-= uf every kind, as they believe tbe vapor arising from the N Nater 10 be unhealthful. They Ofientimes live two or three miles from water, the women having to carry for that distance all that is used. Their huts, or kOngWas !" ss they call them, are built in clusters without regard to order OF rank. These houses are built entirely by the women and are constructed as follows: A series of poles are stuck in the ground in a circle, and their tops arched over to enclose a space about 8 feet .r diameter at the base and about sge ,ct higI.r This framework f7tasa covered with bark, leaves, grass or g. metimes with hides. la,fy are lot even thatched, bgt aese aTe .esarethrown up loose .y o4 the framework. 4 small opealuE is made on the leeward aide sl .srge enough to crawl 9 and ou. oL This opeuing is
 5l closed, but Is generally pro-
 3ea aJh one pr two wings
 or brush and rubbish to pro-
 hem from the wind. On
 de the earth is scooped
 he rear and the cavity
 1~truw, leaves CT hides.
 ties the bed. The fire
 t.e middle Of the house
 oke escapes through ..e Ia..--. .es If the roof aud vss 2 tine h1t, from a dis #aee ,aa aDpearaDce Of g manure pile e pr of 9 charcoal kiln sn "seu- .au. The atmosphere Of these n1u-es, when warmed by zaa D. nd filled by a large
 Udl peculiar indescriba- a.s. ofas They move out of and 8ps--sy ge villages and erect
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31
SPECIAL ORDERS

Carefully and promptly tiled by my San Francisco Branch Office. and entire satisfaction guaranteed, boih as to selee- tion and price paid In this my motto is
 "EXCELSIOR!
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31

All of which are offered at SAN FRAK- CISCO PRICES. freight and charges only added. My facilities for purchasing ena- bic me to boldly make this otfsr Co any and all.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-31

G'END 15c. to c. ?. HOWELL x Co. - New York. for PampbleluI lUo pages , containing llsts ol tUuo n-a aspayers aud estimates sd0n.ue yJsJ "t advertising
 .aCay.I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-22
VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, !
RICHMOND, September 90, 1877.

RICHMOND, SeptelHueT ~, iSi u }
At a meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF
the Virginia State Insurance Company held
on the 18th instant Maio j. NJ. Tate was
unanimously elected secretary OF the COM
pany to fill the place of William Willis, Jr.,
Esq, who resigned in consequence OF feeble
health.
Major Tate has already entered upon the
duties OF his Office, and to the proper dis
charge Of which he brings to the company
valuable experience and fine abilities.
In connection with this notice the follow
ing communication Of Colonel John NJ.
Otey will explain itself:
SPECIAL AGENCY SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES,
PHGNI1 INSURANCE Co. OF BROOKLYN,
RICHMOND, VA, September Is, 1877.
j. L. Bacon, Esq, President:
Dear Sir,-Owlng to unforeseen business
engagements / regret to be compelled to
tender my resignation as secretary OF the
Virginia State Insurance Company.
Permit me, in retiring, to tender to you,
and through you to your Board, my thanks
for the compliment extended to me in unan-
imously electing me to the position, as also
for the courtesy and kindness shown to me
during my short connection with the COM
pany-a compliment which / shall ever
esteem highly, not only on account Of the
character of yourself and the gentlemen
composing your Board, but also as an un-
derwriter, on account Of the high position
occupied by the Virginia State"
Wishing your company as much prosper
ity as it has heretofore enjoyed, am, yours
very truly, JOHN NJ. OTEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-22

PERsoNAL.-Among the visitors register
ed at the Tobacco Exchange yesterday
were De Lancey Cleaveland, New York; j.
T. Stovall, Danyille; w. NJ. Balm. Toronto,
Canada; and A. R. Venable, Jr., Farm
vile. .... .,-
At meeting Of the Richmond Grays held
last night Corporal j. E. Tyler was elected
orderly sergeant.
R. l.. Fidler, OF this city, was yesterday
adiudicated bankrupt on his own petition.
DR.. w. D. Easley, who was accidentally
killed at Cannelton, W. Va, yesterday, was
a brother-in-law of Mr.. R. B. Chaftin, OF the
firm OF Chatin & Staples, Of this city. His
family-a wife and five children-reSide on
Grace street near st. PauPs church, and the
Doctor expected soon to make his home in
this city. Deceased was born in Giles or
Fayette county, was about forty-fye years
of age, and Mason OF high standing, and
enjoyed the confidence and respect OF a
wide circle Of friends and acquaintanceS.
Mr.. Johnson, Of Culpeper, the manu-
facturer of the Mofiett registers, is now en-
gagged in putting up the instruments IN
Norfolk and Portsmouth, and will thence
proceed to Petersburg. BY the first OF
October all the cities will be supplied, and
then the counties will come in for their
share OF this GO good thing"
Mr.. Tom Evans, editor OF the Reidsvllle
IN. c. Times, is in the city. His paper is
published in section Of the Old North
State which trades a good deal with our
merchants, and will do much more il our
merchants reach out for and cordially invite
their patronage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-22

ScHESCK's PULMoNIC SYRUP FOR THE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, AND CoLDs.-The
great virtue of this medicine is that 1t rpens the
matter and throws it ont of the system, purifes the
blood, and thus effects cure.
ScIENCK's SEA-WEED TONIC FOR THE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIG EsTtoN, &C.
The Tonic produces healthy action Of the sto-
mach. creating an appetite, forming chyle, and
curing the most obstinate cases of Indigestion.
ScHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS FOR THE CURE OF
LIvER-CoMPLAINT, &C.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce n healthy
action of the liver without the least danger, as they
are free from calonel, and yet ecaclous IN re-
storing healthy action of the liver
These remedies are certain cure for Consump-
ton, rs the Pulmonic Syrup ripens the matter and
puriGcs the blood. The Mandrake Pulls act upon
the liver, create healthy bile, and remove all dis
eases of the liver, often cause Of Consumption.
The ea-Weed Tonic gives tone and strength 10 the
stomach, makes good digestion, and enables the
organs to form good blood; and thus creates
healthy circulation Of ht althy blood. The COM
bined action of these medicines, thus explained,
will cure every OF Consumption If taken In
time, and the use of the medicines persevered kl.
DR.. SCIENCK Is professionally at his principal
Office corner Of Sixth and Arch streets, Phiadel-
phia. every MONDAY, where all letters for advice
must be addressed. SCIIENCK's medicines for sale
by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-22
4itIlmond 1ispatck.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1877.
ES-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, rising followed by stationary or
falling barometer, cold northeTly veering to
warmer southeast winds, and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, stationary or higher pressure, winds
mostly from the northeast, warmer, partly
cloudy and clearing weather.
For the West Cult States, stationary or
lower pressure, northerly winds veering to
southerly, warmer, clear, or partly cloudy
weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising
followed by falling barometer, northeast
erly winds veering to. southerly, warmer,
clear, or partly cloudy weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Hat
tcras, Cape Lookout, Kitty Hawk, Norfolk,
Cape Henry, Cape May, Woods Hole, Bos-
ton. Thatcher's Island, Portland, Eastport,
and the Lakes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-22

N. Thiers was very far from being ma
terialist. "I often,'' he was in the habit OF
saying in his last days, "invoke that God in
whom am happy to believe, who is denied
by fools and ignorant people, but in whom
the enlightened man finds his consolation
and hope. have with conviction defended
the Christian religion as insuring in the
highest degree the grandeur OF France and
liberty in its best sense and believing that
society without Catholicism would fail into
a frightful chaos. Foolish preiudlees do not
alarm me, and Ishali never fear to encoun-
ter them when great and noble interests are
at stake. Materialism lis at once stupidity
and a danger. For myself, / am passionate
believer In religion, and Il ] were possessed
OF more time and strength ] would like TO
confound matertalism in The name oi science
and good sense. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-22
REMOVAL.

CuEAP FALL BOOTS AND SR
SHOES and large lot of sATCHELS now on hand
AT JACOB MAYS. COZ BROAD STREET.
Look at the prices below:
90 dozen ladies' assorted SATCHELS At rs and
S5c.:
Another lot OF LADIES GOAT BUTTON-BOOTs,
&l.50 and 81. 25:
MISSES GOAT BUTTON-BOOTS,$ $1.50 and %;
LADIES CALF and PEBBLE GOAT LACE
SHOES, $3.50 and So;
LADIES SEwED GOAT SHOES, III and Sl.25;
LADIES, FOXED CATERS, S1.25, $3.50, aud
upwards;
CIIILDREN'S SCHOOL LACED SHOES, 81;
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL BUTTON-BOOTS, S125
aud $3.50;
GESTL EHEN'S CATERS, az and a1.75;
GENTLEMEN'S CALF LACED SHOES, S2;
GENTLEMES'S FINE CALF CATERS, 80 and
$3.75-best-wearing shoes.
a great many BOOTS and SHOES, at low prices
OF all qualities call will convince the purchaser
Of its truthfuness. Call early at
JACOB MAYS, 607 Broad street
Closed on SATURDAYS till night.
Orders by mail receive immediate attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-22

A CHARMING ENTERTAINMENT AT THE The
ATRE NEXT WEEK.-Manager Powell has
made an engagement with the noted young
character-actress. Miss Geneyieye Rogers
for four nights next week, when she will
appear in the beautiful and romantic drama
Maud Muller. She will be supported by
Frank Aiken's fine company. and we are
promised season OF real pleasure. On
Thursday the new drama written for Miss
Rogers by B. E. Wolf, author OF the
4" Mighty Dollar" entitled Bona" will be
produced for the first time IN this city.
From Galveston to Boston Miss Rogers is
highly spoken OF, and is described as follows:
"As q bright, charming, and agreeable
new book is we'll spring Of pleasure to the
weary plodder among the dusty tones OF
ancient libraries, so Miss Rogers comes to
the amusement world fair young girl, free
from the rant and harshness OF too pre-
yalent school, but brimful OF that sweet
simplicity which above all else makes Maud
Muller dramatic success"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-22
The AnaIyized Fertilizers.

Mr.. Editor: Will you be so kind as to add
the following price-list to the table OF ferti-
lizers analyzed by DR.. Taylor and publish
ed by you on yesterday? 1t will be some
accommodation to the farmers and to the
manufacturers. The reason why all the
prices were not published is that they were
not received before the circular went to
press:
Crop-tims. Cash.
Sol @ nour-bonemp 30 S. chappell eA m 400 oo
Champion-P. S. Chappell &
Sons, Baltimore. ~ SO 81 90
Farmers Reliance. ............... SO 90 33 %
Yours truly, tn. POLLARD, {. A.
September 20M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-22

The THEArRE-HEARTs.-The much-ad-
vertised play Of Hearts was produced at
the Theatre last night with the handsome
Miss May Howard as Agnes Gautrey. 1t
struck many in the audience that they had
the same as Crown and Crown, in which
Miss Adelaide Vance appeared here last
fall, it is very like it. At any rate, it is a
weak and silly production, and it would be
difficult for much better company than
the one supporting Miss Howard to make
anything of it. 1t will be repeated tonight.
Those who attend will find that the 'orches-
ira and Miss Howard are the chief attrac-
tons. A grand East Lynne matinee is adj
vertised for to-day at 9 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-22

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE TREDEaAR
WoRKs.-Yesterday afternoon about 5
o'clock MIR. John Barnett (wbo resides at
No. PIP south First street, was seriously
injured while engaged at work on circu-
lar-saw at the Tredegar Works by stick OF
wood striking his forehead and crushing in
large portion Of the frontal bone. The
ambulance arrived on the ground in seven
minutes after the alarm was turned in, and
the wounded man was taken to his house
in less than twenty minutes. DR.. Cullen
gave the necessary surgical attention. The
injury is necessarily very serious one,
and will likely prove fatal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-22

MORE TROUBLE ABoUT THE JAMES RIVER
MAIL-THE "NETTIE" NOT REGARDED AS
STRONG ENOUGH FOR THE WoRK.-There is
new trouble about the James River mail.
The yacht Nettie did not 60 down the river
with it yesterday for the reason that the
mail agent was not convinced that she was
able to bear such a precious burden. He
said that rather than to have to travel on
her be would resign. Further, it was not
believed by competent persons that she was
suited to the service, even temporarily,
and Captain Scboolcraft did not come for
ward promptly to complete the arrange
ment. The consequence was that the bar
gain is "of," and Judge Spence, OF the
Post Office Department, has gone down to
Yorktown to spy out the land, and to
see what can be done in the way Of institu-
ting the horse-mail. Major nike. Harman,
an old and reliable mail contractor, visited
Colonel Forbes yesterday and discussed the
matter of putting in an offer for the car
rage OF this mail on the land. He promises,
il paid a fair sum, to deliver the mail as
promptly as it was ever before done, and is
ready to furnish the necessary men and
horses at once.
The post-ofice authorities here and at
Washington state positively that they will
not yield to the demand OF the James River
Steamboat Company. f