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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-17
BY Richardson & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AueHoneers,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE ON FOURTH STREET.
CORNER BYRD STREET. IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, BY ATCTION.-BY virtue of the
provisions Of deed Of trust, bearing date die 21st
day Of May, SIT, from the erantor therein hamsd
to the undersigned, trustee, duly recorded In the
Clerks Office Of The Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond 10 secure the payment OF the nesotta 'le
Ia The payment OF said note, mud being required e,
TO do BY tine holder thercof shall. as trustee In
said deed. seb by auction. on the premises on WE'D
p. M.,the REAL ESTATE described in sud deed,
consisting of valuable LOT OF LAND, fronting
81 feel the northeast corner Of Fourth and BYRD
streets, aud running back between parallel lines $50
feet, with valuable FRAME DIV ELLING there
OIL, with basement and Two stories above, containing
seven rooms, kitchen, &c.
TEENS Enough In CASH to dcfray the expense OF
executing this trust and TO pay on The sum OF
May, s78; the residue on such Terms as sha, be
announced ut the time or sale Other terms may be
given than those mentioned above.
~ 6 j. "A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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The Courier Journal speaks contemptu-
ously OF the breeding and culture Of tine
young lady who speaks OF "Frahnce,'
meaning France. The Coorier-J Journal is
western, and unaccustomed to blue-blood
pecuIiarities. What would it think if the
mother of "Jeems "riyer girl replied to
his invitation to her daughter for waltz,
" All, thahnk, you, but Nahncy never
dahnces the fahncy dahnces:" And the
"Jeems "-river girls are patrician from their
top hair to their pretty pink toe-nalls, God
bless them.-lIobite Register.
According to the Meas Letter, there is o
girl in Santa Barbara with such big mouth
that the other day when she smiled at fei'
low on the street a kind-hearted little boy
exclaimed with great earnestncss, "Look
out, miss, your lids coming cff!"
A rumor has gained circulation that &
band of communists and socialists in New
York have bound themselves to assassinate
all the great men in this country. We leave
for Canada in the morning. to remain unit
this danger is over.-Barlington HasEeye
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BY James NJ. TAYLOR & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TXECUTRIX'S SALE OF VALUABLE
EST iII rs IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AT
AUCTION.-In execution of Il decree OF the CRan-
cory Court of the city Of Richmond entered on the
I'd day of July, 1875 In the suit of Aliens eSerli-
trix u.s. Wheat, &C., win proceed to sell AT p,tDhc
auction, upon the premises, on FhIDAd d .ns iY1a
mart of the REAL ESTATE Mentioned In said de-
cree and I'm the following order. VIZ. -,
First That desirable LOT fronting 80 az by 332
feet nj The southeast corner OF frankIln ana
Twelfth streets, with all the improHGnenls iIerg9n'
consisting of large three. story BRlCh DNE
LING and the small BRICK STORE adjoining tile
ST. James Hotel.
second That valuable LOT fronting "a by GO feet
on twelfth strpcr, lying between the ST. James no
tel and The Planters National Bank. with the i'm,
nroItmeuts thereon. consisting OF three small
FR tAIE STORES, now yielding good rents. 49, -,
Third. That valuable vacant LOT ironing 81 pf
about 80 feet on the west side OF Ienth street pc
tween Main and Cary streets, and adjolulns ANlSles
FnMEih That desirable LOT fronting 20 by 50
feet 10 al alley four feet wide, on Bank street. ana
adjoining the Park Hotel, with u one-atory hrlek-
uhHi-frame STORE thereon, which IS no" yie'dlnSa
fair rent. ..., n,-yrD
INCL OF fronting about 80 by l55 Ite 10 an alley
twenty feet wide. OH the north side oil Frankilh pc
tween Jefferson and Madison streets, anu adJolllhS
the residence Of General 3. L. Johnson with small
REICK COTTAGE thereon. containing four rooms,
with The dwelling which may hereafter be quilt upon
TERMS: One fourth cash : the balance at fou-,
eight twelve. and sixteen mouths for negotiable
notes. with interest added and SECURED by Eeea OIL
trust ,hAh1 -. hL.IN.,
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & som
huetionCerS O o
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A SPARK CoNSUMER.-The Detroit Free
Press says that citizen OF that place has
recently patented machine for arrestiDg
and eXtinguishing sparks and cinders rls-
ing from locomotive smoke-stacks, &c., and
depositing them where they cease to be an
ANNOYANCE. 1t thus describes it: "This
apparatus is placed Immediately in the rear
OF the smoke.stack and attached to it, and
consists in the main Of a revolving drum or
wheel OF about two feet in diameter and 30
inch face. The surface Of this wheel is kept
constantly wet by means OF spray-pipe rum
ming horizontally along the whole width Of
its face, and is placed directly in line OF the
outGowing sparks and cinders, which, COM
ing in contact With the wet surface. are ar
rested, eXtinguished, and carried around by
the wheel, from which they are removed by
a scraper, and conveyed by pipe to the
road-bed. or to the furnace il desired The
amount OF water used is so small that no
additional reservoir need be provided. The
spray-pipe is supplied with water direct
from the boiler, the pressure therefrom
being ample, and can be regulated at wiz as
TO quantity, hot water and steam combined
being the most effectual eXtinguishers. The
entire apparatus is neat compact, and easily
attached to any locomotive at trifling es-
pense.'
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AN ONO ENoCH ARDES.-[From the st.
Louis Globe Democrat. ]-Cambridge, o.,
was surprised by the appearance OF William
J. Raines, after an absence OF niEe years.
He lived in Henrysburg, Belmont county,
and had wife and child. lie left them in
1869 to work in the East. Shortly after AZ
irving there his ancle employed him on
nine-months' cruise to Calcutta. He sent
his wife 5000, and Informed her Of this fact.
She had one letter from him. In mid.ocean
the vessel WINS wrecked off the coast
of Africa, and he, his uncle, and
four other men landed, but were cap
tured by cannibals. They were marched
six hundred miles to the interior, and
each of the tribes kept one as curiosity.
He was Invested of clothing when on eX-
hibition and visitors travelled hundreds OF
miles to see him. He was kept by the kings
authority and was the pet of the tribe. One
year ago he escaped and found his way to
Cape Town, and reached San Francisco
three weeks ago. His wlfe's marriage three
years after his absence was sad news to him.
He came to Cambridge on Monday and
learned her whereabouts. He proposes to
leave the question to her with whom she
will live. He loves his wife and child.
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A.susral,scr nay.

y Deem down beside the tangled scdge
The meafow-lark sings oil the dny:
And bursts at times from ont the hedge
The mimic chatter OF the jay;
y And here and there q wandering note,
A cr!cket's chfrp, comes sweet and clear
Where DREAMY mi5ts Of summer hoat
At noon upon the grassy mere.
Afar away below the hill
see The noisy miIl-wheeI co.,
Tie smooth, broad lake above the mill,
The fash of fssrn that roars below!
And on the even slopes that rise
so gently toward The mountains brow
The cattle watch with sleepy eyes
The lazy plowboy at the ploW.
NV soul Is sleeping, and Its dreams
All sad and sweet that dreaming thrills
For there are other wales and stre2m ms
Ard other aocks OH other hills
Tie hills wherein climbed to pull
The soIden-rods aid weeds OF May,
When all the world was beautiful,
And AL my life summer day..
10. E. Brooks. tn HaTper's FOR AUGUST
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RAPID TRANSIT INTO MATRIxexY.-The
Indianapolis Journal of Saturday tells this
story: "a few days ago in this .nitE an ac-
4uaintance, courtship, and marriage all oe-
Cured within fifteen minutes. A gentleman
met lady in company by accident, proposed
70 her, she accepted, carrying out a joke. as
she supposed; the license and minister we're
procured ina few minutes, and the lady in
formed, to her establishment, that took away
her breath, that all was ready, when she
began TO consider aud realize what it all
meant. She was Influenced, however. TO
abide by her decision given in fun but few
minutes before, and merely asked for time
10 change her apparel, but this was denied
Der by the impatient groom. He said It,
must be finished up right of. then and there,
without delay, and the knot was tied in-
stanter at 95o in the shade--ail in a quarter
al an hour, and housekeeping actually COM
1nenced within thirty minutes. 4.
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by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE BRICK DWELLING No. SOB VEST
MARSHALL STREET, NEXT DOOR TO iENkl
STREET. AT AUCTION.-By virtue of decree OF
lie Richmond Chancery Court, pronounced june
25. 1878. In the case of Palmer rs. R0weet as; we
will sell ut aucrion. upon The premises, on THUS
DAY. 18Th July. 1878. at & O'clock F. NJ, the Vau-
able BRICK DWELLING located rs above de-
scribed, No. sos west Marshall street. me mouse
contains i've and kitchen ana the lot fronts
81 feet by to alley.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In SIX and
twelve months. with negotiable notes given lot ae
ferred payments six per cent. interest added, ana
the title retained until all the PurchaSe.in9ney Is
naid JOHN e. WISE.
JAMES CASklE,
ivo Commissioners.
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g John" said poverty licken man,
:. I'ye made my will today "Ah,1 re-.
piled John 8 yo,, were liberal to Inc, no
doubt .''s Yes, John, Il came down hand
some. I've sgiiled you the whole ronrtry
70 make 9 living 10, with the privilege of
going eiseW here II You can do better.''
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+ GENERAL. SHERMAS's HORsEs.-LFrom the
Chicago Times. fisherman, who may nghC
like the devil, but talks like a tool, an
nounces that he has gwen away such OF MS
horses as people would accept and has shot
the rest, and all because Congress wouldn't
in terms provide oats for them. has the
General given away his children, or KILLED
such as he could not thus dispose OF, be-
cause the Government allowed him on "
one ration, and that wouldn't provide
sprinc-chicken all around? The pay OF
the General and the Northumberland IS
much larger than that OF any officer OF the
Government, the President alone excepted !;
and Congress was not unreasonable IN
thinking that it was sufficient to cover such
expense of horse-hire as was necessary 70
officers who in time OF peace are never IN
the field. In talking as though lie had been
subjected to a terrible outrage because the
Government proposed to let him run his
stud in his own way, or keep no stud at ALL
if it SO pleased him, General Sherman IS
making himself ridiculous. ae had better
get down from his high horse and have him
ordered out and shot. He's lamer than the
rest OF the stud.
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By Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DOVER
" RIGHT IN VALUABLE PROPERTY On
MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN BR0 lL,h AVE-
NUE. AND ADAMS STREET AT ACCIlCN;-
Nv virtue of decree of the Chancery Court or the
civ of Richmond, of date June %. 1878. in the
case OF Hill s Goddin rs Stevenson ana 4, others;
will proceed sell at public auction; on Inc
i5e DOVER RIGHT OF Mrs. LaveIette T. Steven
sou I'm the HOUSE and LOT on the south side OF
Marshall street near Adams. OF which K. n. Ste
yenson DIED possessed, said house being numbered
los west Marshall, and contains about five rooms,
with kitchen. The lot fronts 25 by - feet. The
house is now rented to good tenant.
JOHN s. WISE,
jy9 commissioner.
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BY e. Il. Cook, Auctfonecr,
No 2O Governor street.
SALE OF A LARGl

SALE OF A LARGE
i AND ELEGANT STOCK. OF, DIAMONDS l1al IlG
GOJ.D AND SILVER WATCHES, JEMELR1,
s5IfLIVERWARE, Guns, PISTOLS, &C., AT AUC-
TTONBy request Of A. HarTs 5sg ssrree on
THURSDAY. ISM instanI AZ 10 E 9,si8 EE1T fne
PLEDGES that lie has yet offered to the puoilc' con-
sis'inE 6gqiAMoND RINGS, BREAsTPINs, and
STUDS;
$50 SILVER WATtHEs-stcm- and key-winders
gov fEuplish, American, and Swiss makes;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S GOLD and
SILVER CHAINS-latest styles;
ELEGANT SETS OF JEWELRY;
PLAIN GOLD and SET CAMEO, CN7A,an
AMETHYST RINGS;
STUDS, SLEEVE and COLLAR-BUTTONs;
GUNS, PISTOLS,
SILVERWARE. consisting of, In part, Spoons
Forks, Knives, Ladies, &C.;
together with many other articles usually found at
frSt-class pawnbrokers sale.
Mr. Harris will guarantee every article as repre-
sented and win lend the same amount that ne mas
advanced any time within sixty DAYS from date Oh
sale. f. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
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GALE OF SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

Rv virtue of several DEGREES, rendered by the uni
ted States District Court for the District Of West
Virginia. held ut Charleston IN the month Oh May,
1875 in the cause of John cholS ps. The Admins
traitor of William Erskine, deceased ana Others
therein pending. the undersigned. special com mis-
soncrs, will offer for sale ut public auction 10 the
highest bidder
ON THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1878,
Mt the White Sulphur Springs, in Grcenbricr county,
West Va, that valuable wATERISG-rLAcE KNOWN
SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS,
containing about
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND,
with the
BUILDINGS. HOTELS, OUT-HOUSES,
SPRINGS, &C., .,
connected Herewith. Under the requirments OF
ot,.red rs to exclude from said offer 200 acres of
land. Il brick collage, the out-houses in the lear or
the same anI two irms cogeS sfu a conr rs and g
then IF no bid should be made sufficient TO cover
the debts and membranes provided Tor by said de-
crpes) the said 200 acres ana buildings sci apart 10
Mrs Harrison Will be also offered. both separately
and in connection with the entire property.
TERMS or SALE: Twenty per Gent. OF tie pur,
chase-Inuncy in cash the remainder In three equal
lnstalmenrs, At one, two. and three years. bearing
interest. Bond and security required for the deleI-
man OF the property will he exhibited ut the SALE
1t may also he seen ut tile Office of W A. Quarter.
Charleston. W. Va, at any lime before Inc I'll! OF
SAFE. A,
The improvement upon this property are OF the
most durable character. and arc capable Oh accom-
lnoGariug several hundred visitors; ana The place
has always had Il high reputation rs a Watering
place both on account of It's local attractions and
the medicinal qualities offs waters. Aside from lis
value as place this property with It's eX
tcusiyc buldng.-somc Of the largest being Of
stoIIe-coud he readily converted into an extensive
manufacturing establishment or into college.
Possession given the LIST of January, $40.
WILLIAM \. QUARRIER,
y. FITZHuGH.
my 27-2tawtds Commissioners.
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DEILADE Ell = II | A, RICH .%~E
i MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM. .czssa2:s,s
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA Pl0E!-
DESCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES. THREE TIMES 4 WEEK. further
notice the steamers OF this line will make tri-wcckiy
trips. leaving Pkilaceiphla every Y ESD y ;
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. md SUNDAY. con-
Meeting at Philadelphia with Cvdc's New England
Line for Boston Fall River Providence. ana All The
QUICK TEsiE-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES. ,,-
JAMES W. MCCARRlCk,
General Southern Agent. Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE Il ca.
General Managers,
IL 10 No l2 South Wharves. PnliahrlniliA.
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An E ! Passenger.


. A few evenings since, as onesof the large
open horse.cars on the Cottage Grove Ave
hue Line started out from Randolph street
ON It's way southwark an elderly gentleman
Of apparently about sixty-fye years OF age
secured sitting on the front seat. Round
ing the corner OF Madison street and Wabash
avenue, the conductor went tosthe forward
end OF the car as usual to collect fares.
The elderly gentleman was the first passen-
ger he encountered, and what was bis sur
prise upon being quietly asked how many
passengers there were on the car and
what the entire number OF fares amounted
to. The conductor hastily counted them
and answered, .tFifty-seven passengers,
and the fares amount to 1885," In an in
slant the old gentleman; counted out the
proper amount and quietly remarked. !" Tx
anyone else gets on please come to me for
his fare.o All this was done so quietly and
SO quickly that only those directly near
were aware OF anything unusual until the
conductor began to ring the ffty-seven
numbers on his register-bell, when,
Of course, the curiosity OF all was
excited. The astonishment was in
creased when the conductor in pass
ing along to the rear OF the car an
nounced to all who offered their fare, "Yo our
fare is paid-a gentleman In front paid i"
AS the car rolled along southwark on Wa
bash avenue, and one after another got on
or of, the conductor would go to the old
gentleman, and without the least hesitaticn
he would hand out the right amount ana
thank the conductor for coming. !nlS
was kept up for distance OF nearly loui
miles, or 10 the intersection OF Cottage
Grove avenue and Douglas avenue, Where
the strange and liberal passenger ailghted
and was lost to view in the vicinity OF Inc
Douolas monument. During all the ride
there was not passenger who knew the
eccentric benefactor, and the conductor
never remembered having seen his
face before. He was evidently an entire
stranger to every one. When interviewed
and asked the reason of his desire to save the
! nickeIs Of bis fellow-passengers, be simply
smiled kindly smile and answered noth,
ing. Altogether, during the entire trip, ne
paid sevenly-one fares, or $3.50. 1t was
amusing to note the astonishment OF man!
of the passengers as they got aboard inc
car and offered their fare to the conductor,
when he informed them, " Your fare Il
paid" It was fun for those who rode the
entire trip and had been posted; it was 1ur
for the conductor, and it was evidently en-
ioyable to the old gentleman, VINO tooh
such singular method OF calling do"f
the small thanks of number OF people.
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..U,CrYoN saLEs-Future pays.
BYE. b. Cook, Auctionesr,
ma. 90 Governor street.

nS, gARMIns unndEnsh rE,
nav iSth instaTr at II O'clock, will sell at tue
residence Of Mr.. B. Briel, Jr- on TweneY-fourtn
neEr EgMit1WS-saGn N, 1sPRING-wAGON,
/ CART, set DOUBLE-BUGGY HARNESS.
4 6LDERNEY HEIFER,
several FINE HOGS,
Crop Of OATS already shocked:
d. ~ 80 , ~ f. b. COOK, Auc:ioneer.
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BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i BUILDING LOT on TWENTY,E0qRri,i
STREET NEAR s STREET. UNION hill. RG
AUCTION.-Ey virtue OF the provisions OF i deed
Of trust bearing date August 2. lS73 from sini'it
Brown and james Rudd 10 the undersigned trustee
duly recorded in the clerks Office OF the County
Court OF Henrco, To secure the payment OF Ger
hayin" hcen made in the payment thereof, and be-
ing required so to do by the holder OF said note;
shall us trustee in said deed sell by auction on me
mremiscs. on TT GSDAY the 23d day o. July, 1878.
t 6 o'clock p. NJ. all that lot of land lying anu pc
Ing In the county of Henrico. and bounded :t5 io-
lows: Beginning on Twenty-fonrth street go rect
from It's intersection with street, running north
wardly, and fronting said Twenty fourth street
80 fcer. thence running back within parallel llhes
l25 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: Moderate, and made known ut the lime
of sale. j. n. RlCHARl,SoN.
" ~ Trustee.
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NOTICE.

All persons having forfeited pledges will eall and
renew or redeem tile same Oh or before WEDNES-
DAY, Eth Instant. as no exceptions VIII DC naGe
xor any one Office open every night until O'Clock.
ir IL or A. HARRIS, PawnbrOker.
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nru . nTrHE or srEAmERs.

nor NEW YORK.-The Old DH@h
Dominion Steamship Cempany's -
steamship WYANOKE, Captain CouCn, VIII salt
FRIDAY, July 18th, at O'Clock r: h
Freight received until 3 o'clock T. III.
Through bills OF lading signed anu goods Tor
warded with dispatch TO I'll points nortns soa'Ai'
east, and west; also, to foreign porte.
Passenger accommodating unsurpassed:
Cabin fare to New York, $12i r0und-lrIp tlcRess,
e24. Steerase, SO and a..
For freight or passage apply 70 no .,,
fyls-3t Company,s Wharf. Recketis.
STEAMBOATSsisl
COalPANT'S
JAM S-RIVER LINE,
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH.
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE,
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO WITH "
NJ, AND NJ. STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
BOSTON DIRECT.
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TAMES d JOHN n. co RDON,
81 WHOLESALE 6ROCERS AND DEALERS
IN METALS, Nos. q and : Fonrteenth street, near
nil grade, Rio Lacuayra, and Java Coffee; Green
aud Black Teas, aiolasses and Syrnps, SOAP, Can
dies, hi Carb Soda Pearl Starch, Concentrated Ley,
Axl- rcase sc. Also. Iron, Steel aud all the met
stones. Nil slzrs. my Ii
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP II fs:sss,
~ COMPANY. s.kre@2
'OR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one or their Slehiie
s,.amars--j,fIi DOMINION, WiANukE. Az
BELL and RICTMO&D-every TUESDAY, FRf
DAY, and SUNDAY 1t iigb wate..
They have splendid saloons, sate-ro7ms and BATH
Tile fare accommodations, and attentions are I'M
surpassed. 49,, Ia, -,.;,,, :,
Goods shipped! BY this line are landed regularly al
,Jeu: York on the co;npauy'S covered pier, 81 AortL
river. r,,r,a
FreIghts for points beyond New York Forwarded
DeIses incurred
Freight received until p. N. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, VIZ SLter"ee' 20 .''l'
IS.
For further information apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., Agents,
my19 Office Colnpany'S wharrrS. ETcketts'
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THEAP FREIGHT RATESH,TsI.
u BY THE sass.s&E3sR
POWuATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY ana DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at 2 NJ AMI SATURDAY at L.
A. Through bills Of Iadng signed tn AL Canadian
northern, and western points al low rates.
II. r. DOUGLASS, Agent,
fec Twen:v-srcons and Dock streets,
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOUR-ieitc:1sr
- ISTS.-Thc LAKE SUPERIOR d.; ass
TRANSIT COMPANY IS running ten splendid
PASSENGER STEAMERS between Buffalo and
Dulurh and intermediate ports. Five sailiugs weekly
For full Information apply 10
EFT EVANS, General Manager.
my 11-cod3m Buffalo. ~ I.
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PRsSTTNG-EsOESES.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.

eHR-N '"A''''
DISPATCH PElNTISG-hocSE'
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES N TIE SOUTH, con-
brcd with sklllul mechanical talent. We are pre-
parcd 10 execute promptly. In the very best style
md At LOW PRICES, every description oil
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
GUSINESS-CAED$.
ylSITiNG-CARDS.
rkOFESSiDNAI.-CARDS
WEDDlEG-CARDS.
SlION-CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
MANIFEST&.
BILLS LADING.
RECElrTs,
LETTER-IIEADS.
NUTE-HEADs,
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS.
DRCG-LABELs, - ,c.
1A''' ENVELOPES,
rANr '''-A ARGUMENTS.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK a
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
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