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Burning Of a Staamcr--Loss of
Lumber.
Especial telegram 10 the D,sn,tc,

Especial telegram ,e the Dispatch1
PORTSMOUTH, Va, May 14.-Informatlon
from Winton. n. c., to-day informs me, that
last night between and 8 o'clock the
steamer Rusgles, Captsin Parker, caught fire
when off Gstes's Ferry, on the Chowan
river. The fire originated near the boiler,
snd spread so rapidly that all efforts TO check
it were unavailing. The steamer was scut-
tied in seven feet Of water. She burned
down TO the waters edge, and her cargo,
which consisted Of 10000 fect of heart pine
lumber. valued at sl4 900, was q total loss.
The Ruggles was propeller of about $50
tons, and WAS owned in Philadelphia. She
was on her way from Winton, N. c.. to
Washington. ID. c. There was a small in
suSaace on the vessel. but the lumber. which
belonged to Mr.. Benjamin Perry, Of Wiuton,
w2s not insured
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RAILROAD LTH1ss.


r.s,,~ si6BaosD AID prtnassuHs T:a1SI-
COMMENCING NAY 154H, 1874. trui,n
~ ON this road win run IS follows 30 s q
sza2s LEAVE RICHMOND so0TH.sa sCtS &
\ sos N, THROUGH MAIL daiIy Except snnA
dsy}. connecticg for AZ points souta
aha sf @ as..es San.
-" csy), with coach attached, FOR Fetcss-
burg aud stations on the Southsicd
road. Lyme hburg, and the WestsFa
l:3o P.A.. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
Tor all points South and West With
through from Richmond to savannah.
passengers taking this trzin viii
for Norfolk. 5a ~ s';E5s.5 3. -
$50 r. H., FREIGaT daily (exceps Sunday,
mlth coach attach ed. at
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
F:4s A. H.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texceps
1900 NJ, S s0sfh aaiIy
with Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
poto.nac railroad for ali points East
and West. ~,5ls,-.s-.-
6:osP: hE. FaEIeHT daily Except sundsyv
S:2o PM, THROUGH NAIL daily Except sun.
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached, running through 20
,n ane NAIL Ma TEAMS viii not stop between Rich
Hs1. ana Petersburg except at Manchester and
:, PASSENGERS from Glover Hin xsl,leaYe at s:soA.
q III 1ns returning leave Richmond At l:46P u.
AL TEAMS leaving Petersburg viii start fsoin
my IL A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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REV. Dr.. HoaE.-This gentleman delv-
cred on Monday night most entertaining
lecture in the Presbyterian church in this
place. Sectarianism, its uses, abuses, and
suggestive modes of correcting its evils,
may, in general terms, be stated as the theme
Of the occasion. With that clearness and
force, and that peculiarly attractive style and
manner which distinguish this eminent and
cultivated orator, DR.. Hoge fully sustained
his wel-established character as a platform
speaker. Withal, his we'll chosen words
conveyed very practical truths. 1t has been
we'll said. that while the broad mantle of
charity hides multitude of sins it is elastic
enough to cover multitude of opinions.
The folly of intolerance was presented with
great force.-Fdrmuillc Mercury.
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National Agricultural Congress.

,ur4 Conyress ,oday passe siGDJ resolution
Iaec9!ng aid TO the people of the overlooked
teston Of the Mississippi river.
The subject Of memorializine Congress to
reduce the tax on tobacco twelve cents per
]"und, and also to leyee the Mississippi river
10 prevent overflow, were referred to appro'
i!!alc committees.
Professor Dodge's address on agricultural
statistics created deep impression.
The annual address of President jackson
Vas vel received.
The Direct Trade Convention meet with
'4c Congress IN the norniug. and the Con
@fe>a "ith them in the afternoon. The in
ierc,t i increasing.
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Steamer Richmond. Reed New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, G. ". Allen s. Co., agents.
steamer Eliza HaucOx, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
chandise and passengers. l.. 4. Tatum. agent.
Steamer Tuckahoe. -, Philadelphia, Old Do
mlnion Gran Mes CGmp MnHorro,, see,man Pba.
Schooner Trade WIND, -, Richmond, Me ice,
= Schooner ai baltimore, --, New York, salt,
D Schooner Elizabeth Frances, -, James river,
'u Schooner Mary J. Fisher, Lawrence, City Point
In ballast, Currie 4 Co.
~ Barge sarge Petersburg, City Point, hay, Staples &
Blair.
Steamer Transit, Trayers, Baltimore, merehan-
disc and passengers, L. b. TAtuin: 49,, n,,. do,rh,o
Schooner John X. Reese, n ool1oru, fhiiaueipiih'
Schooner Rose McDevitt Mullen, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis Parker: >---,,,- ,,.,,. f,r--
Us Schooner Samuel Warren, Abdill, lumber, Cabin
fo Sian,s SosE ~ Frances, -, Norfolk. light.
~ >s.- MEMORANDA.
pr,> Marianne, Santos, Boston, in ballast, to Gas
,.an NiIis CompaIy. arrived yesterday, ano not ths
big p1GSaSM Nav iS~Arrived: sehooners Wave
oens. and Little Lottie, Coloana, James rtxer
Also. A. e. Smyrk, Flowers, hence.
N'-' IMPORTANT TO PILOTS.
o,u,r,.~ has been issued from the Navy Depart
reoaring any vessetowsr, or vessel nnd ts1
that that may S SsauaT Blot IF pro1
Of State to a and no s'a other pilot taken
NC ,iinwance viii be given the coast pAsot ior loea
pilotage.-forfoK Landmark l4"' ).
BY Telegraph.
new YORK, May ,b la:I1tnGidde n, Ocean Pear
Paulipe David, Ethiopia disabled, Charles Aioef
| California, maria Eliza, San ANTONIO. G. a,
Arrived City or Merida. Arrived out Oh A1''o
|
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Animal Bible Society Meeting.

New YORK, May 14.-The annual meeting
OF the Bible Society was held to-day, William
II. Allen, LII. D., of Philadelphia. presiding.
The annual report shows the receipts during
the past year TO have been SG64, 1886; ex-
penditureS, SG11.I2S There We're S41 ,662
volumes manufactured and 2l5.719 printed
and purchased, making total Of LOST AL.
The entire number of volumes issued during
titty-cight years was 30,792, $50. The gratu.
itouS work for the year amounted in value
TO S340,644; appropriations for foreign
lands, S92G1G.
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Vnfteti states District Coars-@Ne
Lines OF ssesassaers, &c.

lSpecaai teiegtain 10, Tue Lispatch.j
NORFOLK, May 14.--In the enforcement,
act case in the United States Court against
+. W. Maupin. the jury to-day falling to
agree We're discharged, and the case contin
ued to the next November term. The costs
have been nearly one thousand dollars to
Mr.. Maupin.
The Pioneer Transportation Company OF
this city is about to establish tri.wcekly
line Of steamers to run from Elizabeth City,
\. c., to this city.
A company has been organized in Ports.
mouth and along the river to place a tri-
weekly line Of steamers on the Chowan
river, to connect regularly with the Black.
wstcr river boats and touch at all navigable
points on the stream.
The Norwegian bark Eliza, which was
run into III Hampton Roads three weeks
ago, has been repaired, and sailed to-day for
Savannah 10 load for Europe.
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. hs ftss from ssss nystf6
toofses pondence Of ties s,e,mohss p,spa,cs,

Il 80 al,
fHosfhcT OF A TOBACCO FAfR--SEws rrEx.
DAsviLLE, Va, May 10, 1874.
! AT called meeting OF the Tobacco Asso
citation held on the 1lth, Mr. E.. NJ. Pace
| moved that committee of seven be M
pointed to report as to the propriety Of hold
ing o leaftobacco f;iir on the 9Th OF July
under the auspices Of the Tobacco Associa
ton, and to suggest arrangements Il the
measure be found advisable. Resolution
adopted. The committee: AesSrs. &c. NJ.
Pace, j. N. Neal, w. j. Fowlkes, Daniel
Coleman, l.. B. Conway, w. P. Graves, j.
B. Faulkner.
On motion Of Mr.. r. g. Pace, the Sales
Committee were authorized after the 11th to
require the sales Of tobacco to he conducted
at the rate Of ninety parcels to the hour.
Gentlemen from the country report that
the fly has done great damage 10 the plant
beds in the western part of this county and
the eastern border OF Henry county.
A revival has been going on at the Main.
Street Methodist church since the 4th. Rev.
Mr.. lambeth, the pastor, has had the assist
| ance Of Rev. w. C.. Norman, OF Caswell, n
c., and Of the resident Methodist ministers.
1t was announced last night that fifteen had
professed conversion.
Mr.. Cook, the ovcrseer Of the street.hands,
has been busy for the last three days clean
ing of the ground in front Of the new court
building. The work Of stuccoing is done,
the scaffolding taken down, and the new
building now stands off with grand grey.
brown front towards Main street. His Honor
Il don't say whose) will be in better hu-
mor-more anecdotlcal than ever-When he
opens court in this house.
Dir. Thomas T. Bouldip, principal of the
public school No. l, has been appointed by
Hon. c. Y. Thomas, IN place Of Colonel
Cabell, to serve with Professor j. I. Ayerett
in the examination of applicants for the
post Of cadet at West Point from the Fifth
District. These gentlemen are to, elect some
physician, and the three are to give each
candidate for the post fair and impartial
examination and report the name of the
most meritorious to Mr.. Thomas. The ex-
animation will take place at Danville on the
30th instant. ALPHA.
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GROCERIES, DC.

ON AND AFTER MAY 1sr, 1874, the
~ business heretofore conducted under the arm.
name Of BROWN, PEMBERTON co. WIN be car
reo on under the name OF ID. y. DAVIS d 80,
who will keep always on hand large stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, and LIQUORS,
and solicit continuance OF the trade generally.
ESQ barrels A, b, g, and e YELLOW SUGARS
100 barrels Crushed, Powdered, and Grannhssee
80 barrels iew-grade YELLOW SUGARS,
SO barrels Porto Rico MULASSES.
SO barrels Prime 10 Choice SYRUPS,
so barrels Common SYRUPS,
rs terces Prime LEAF LARD,
40 hogshe.lds SHOULDERS and SIDES
90 tierces Choice SUGAR.CURED HANS, can
vascd and uncanyascd:
IS uerces sUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS, can
Yased and uncanvased
Is boxes BREAKFAST BACON, small staeSi
Full line LAGUAYRA and RIO COkFEEs,
$50 boxes SOAP. various brands;
100 boxes Prime Factory CHI ELSE,
100 barrels Prime Bright EASTERN HEE-
100 barrels Extra and supar1ne FLOUR,
25 barrels VINEGA
Also, a full assortment Of
TEAS, BUCKETS, BROOKS, WRAPpsNG-FApn2,
TOBACCO. RICE, CANDLES,
ToRSFORD'S POWDERS, PEpPED,
SPICE, EUSTAED. GINGER,
BRUSHES, SuTNEGS, STARCH,
ESs, COFFEE. SODA, MATCHEG,
BLEACHING, &C., &C..
Also, . fulllinc
LIQUORS and CIGARS.
my1-lm u. q. DAVIS & SO.
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COMMERCIAL,

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May IA, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
CoRE.-White, $50 bushels.
OATs.-566 bushels
PKAS.-120 bushels.
SALES.
:, CoRs.-White so bushels good at &c.; "a
bushels prime at 90c.; 200 bushels good at 9ic,
OATs.-166 bushels good at CSC,
RE-EXHIBITED.
CoRE.--White, rs bushels,
PRAS.-l20 bushels.
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BY Telegranh.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May 14.-Cotton quiet and firm
sales Of 2,494 bales at 1891 SC. Southern fou,
without decided change in prices. Wheat steady a
S1.5O9Sl 81 for winter red western. Corn. 1c
better; S3GS6c. for new and old western mixed
Coffee dull and nominal. Sugar heavy and nomi
n2lly lower 7H971e for fair to good refining s
Tor prime. ,MolasSes quiet and unchanged. Rice
quiet and steady. R0sin steady at AZ. 65@$2. 10
Iurpentine heavy and lower at 3SKc. PORK armer
new mess, 81 7.25. Beef quiet, Lard drmer at l OK
Whlskey hrmer at 9S@9Skc.
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HAVANA, May 14.-AdYices from san
Juan, Porto Rico, state that the members Oh
the Masonic Lodge at Salana Grande nave
been arrested by the police. III 6otesn
(newspaper) applauds the authorizes ior
the attitude they have assumed against Ma
sorry. It declares that the Masons IN tne
Antilles are thoroughly in favor of the sepa,
ration OF the colonies from Spain.
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The Alabama Press and tho New York
Journalists.

MONTGOMERY, May II. - The Alabama
Press Convention meets at Birmingham next
Tuesday. A party of sixty New York edi-
tors are now at Cincinnati en- route to meet
them by special invitation extended last
year. After the Convention adjournS the
latter will inspect the cosl, iron, and other
resources Of the State. to write them up on
their return, which will probably be riG
Chattanooga. The various roads on the
route of the excursionists have rendered the
use of their lines, and number OF cities in
the State have extended invitations 10 ban
Duets, &c.
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PosrAL.-The site of Ellisvile, Louisa
county, Va, is changed to Woodfolk's store,
one mile and half south, and Thomas II.
Voolfolk appointed postmaster, vice Robert
Harlow, resigned. The post-offiee at Cen
trail, Gloucester county, Va, is discontinued
for want of candidate; the papers so to
Woods Cross roads.
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Trial for Bribery.

New YORK, May 14.-Charles Calender
was again placed on trial in the criminal
branch of the United States Circuit Court
to-day on the charge of having received a
bride from the Ocean National Bank to IN
fiuence his action as bank examiner. The
Jury was selected and the court adjourned.
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A Co,np,i,ncntary Nomination.

NEW Haven, CoNS., May 14.-At caucus
of the Republican members of the State
Legislature tonight Senator William A.
Buckingham was renominated by acclama-
ton for United States Senator. This in the
Dature of compliment. as the Democrats
who have nominated W. a. Eaton for the
same position are in heavy majority.
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NEWSPAPER PosTAGE.-The House bill pro-
yiding for the prepayment OF newspaper
postage will be amended by the Senate Com
mittee on Post.Offices aud Post-Roads so
that county papers can circulate free as well
as all newspaper exchanges HaSh'n9lo"
Chronicle.
1The sooner the better. And then the
Thanking privilege will not be reviyed.]
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Steamship launch.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 1.-THE iron
steamship Hudson, of $500 tons. for the
Cromwell, New Y ork and New Orleans Line,
was lapnchcd this morning from the ship
yard Of Pusey, Jones Il Co. in the presence
Of 5000 spectators. She is three hundred
feet long
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The Liberal Republicans of New York.

NEW YORK, May 14.-At q conference Of
the Liberal Republicans Of the State, at
which sixty delegates were present, it was
resolved to keep the organization intact, and
q call issued for State Convention, to
which men of all parties in favor Of honesty
and purity in the Government will be invited.
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WORTHY OF PERUsAL.-Tbe Conservative
Executive Committee OF the city OF Rich-
mond, in view of the nominations to be made
next week for the various municipal Offices,
have issued an address which is worthy OF
the careful consideration of the Conservatives
of Lynchburg. -Lynchb,srg Republican.
The Republican then proceeds to quote
from tbo address
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How THEY MAKE NOMINATIONS IN BALTI-
MORE" Democratic primary elections will
be held to-day in all of the wards for the pur-
pose of electing five delegates from each to
constitute Democratic city convention,
which meets the 18th for organization.
There will be only one voting place in each
ward, aud the voting will be conducted ac-
cording to the registry list. The polls will
be open FROM twelve n. to eight Z. NJ
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, May Eoon.-stoeks dull and
feverish. Money, 8. Gold, 1l2. E1change-Long
4sS; shsrt, 49l. Governments dull. States dull
and nominal.
Ecening.-Aoney easy; large supply and limited
demand at 81. Exchange dull at 1873. Gold, 1l2h
@112x. Governments dull and little Oh. States
quiet and nominal.
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Rev. W. W. Walker, who lately occupied
relation as copastor of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church South, corner of Madison
avenue and Preston street, in connection
with Rev. John Harmon, has arrived, and
has entered upon his duties. Mr.. Walker is
represented to be an eloquent speaker
baltimore Sun.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Spain.
MADRID, May 14.-The new Ministers were
sworn in Yesterday. The government OF
several provinces and a number Of other
high officials have resigned since the change
in the Government.
Germany.
BERLIN, May 14.-The Augsburg Gazette
cove the arrest of the Russian Grand Duke
Nicholas was not due to political causes.
Scotland
GLASGOW, May 14.-The steamer State Of
Georgia is here damaged from COLLISION
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FIRE.-The corn and saw mills on the
farm of DR.. James NJ. Blanton, near James
town, in Prince Edward, were destroyed by
fire on Saturday night. There were some
fifty bushels Of wheat stored in the corn
mill, and in that building and sheds at
tached number Of carpenters tools and
agricultural implements, all OF which were
burned.-FdrmrlUe Mercury.
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CITY ENGISEER's OFFiCE,}
RICHMOND, VA May II, 1871. "-
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be re-
IN ceiyed at this office until THURSDAI, NAY
81 st, at O'Clock NJ TOR furnishing inc Sity VIII
q PUkTA BILE SrEAM-ENGlNE AND boILEh
Of about ten-horse power. ,oro~
Bids win state whether either engine or ponSE
has ever been In use, with the time so uSed, the
makers name, as well as the present condition OF
the parts OF each. j..
The Committee on Streets reseEves the right 10
reject any or ali proposals, and TO make such In
snections of the parts of the engines and boilers
offered and In such manner, as they may deem ne
cessary w. T.. CUPSHAW,
nv i2-td City Engineer
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T AIDES AND MISSES SERGE ME
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS,
Ladies' and Misses Serge Fo1ed and Button GAL
TIERS;
Ladies' and Misses French, Black HID, and Eerg,
CROQUETS;
Maria Autoinette BUSKISS:
Junattas, HagnOlias, aud other styles Of SLIP.
PERS and WALKING SHOES; -.
Gentlcmen's, Boys, and Youths Calf Prince Al
bert UXFORDS, TIES, TO-, box, plain, and ex-
tension toes s,
Chlldren,s and Infants eolo-ed and Baea SHOES
and SLIPPERS In endless variety, Just Fe-
seiyed for early spring trade. .,s
CUSTOM WORK MADE TO ORDER kRD
GUARANTEED TO FIT. REPAfRkNG neatly
and promptly done.
Special attention paid TO orders.
JOHN Il. BO1CBEN q S0N,
NH FL 500 and 51l Broad street.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MaRKFT.1

BALTIMORE, May 14.-Cattle opened fairly ac-
sale to- day. s6.25GS7.25: that generally rated first
quality 37@S625; medium or good fair quality.
$50t5 81; receipts, 1851 head; sales, 1,27l
sales al TIC; sales, 6,7S5 head Sheep in good de-
demand and higher at 7@ 74c.; receipts, 1913
hnad
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Arrival Of MenOnftes.

BALTIMORE, May 14.-Among the passeu-
gers of the steamer Hermann, Of the Bremen
line, which arrived at this port yesterday,
were one hundred and eighty-dTe Menonites
from the vicinity Of Odessa, in Southern
Russia. They propose to settle in Dakota or
Nebraska.
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A Murderer Convicted.

Especial telegram to the Dispateh1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, June 14.-DaNis Wood,
convicted Of the murder Of Davis Vim
[colored) last fall, has been sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, May 14.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
Southern firm, Pennsylvania and western dull
Corn firm; southern white, Sc. southern yellow
S5c. Oats dull; southern. 66@70c. Rye steady
Mess pork, S17.25GG*l ESQ. Shoulders. Ike
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1ScESATI. May 14.-Flour dull and unchanged
Corn dull ut 72@73c. Pork quiet at 81 1922
S17;75 offered held higher. Lard firm; country
Kettle Ike; city held at 1AG11 Ec.: steam nomi-
9ac. on spot. 0c buyer first week In June clear,
1UA01 O3sc. Mhiskey quiet at 94c. bid, csc. asked.
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LOUISVILLE MARK FTS-

LOUISVILLE. May 14.-Flour quiet and IN.
changed. Corn quiet and unchanged at S4@S6c
Pork quiet and Unchanged at $17.75. Bacon quiet
and unchanged. Lard in fair demand and higher
fierce, 1111gl1Ac; keg, 11SG1lEc. Whiskey
9Lc,
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH. sF%

DHILADELPHIA, RICF- 4&FFh
L NOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM sszsk5fk
SHIP LINE.-FOR TWICE A
WEEK.-Untl further notice the steamers OF this
line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, and Richmond every MONDAY
and FRIDAY at IL o'clock NJ.
Freight taken for all paris OF Pennsylyann, new
Also, for Antwerp and Liverpool via Red Star and
American steamship lircs, and bills OF nding signed
through Insurance effected for all parties who de-
sire 1t at low rates.
Passage 10 philadelphia including, meals and
stateroom, 70. Y. I. fOhlEE, hsSnSd
WILLIAM P. CLYDE s. CO., AgenH,
to1o No. - South Wharyes. philadelphia.
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Another Editoris, Excursion.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 14.-About one hum
dred members Of the Indiana Editorial Asso'
citation left here this morning on an eXcur-
sion for Washington, Baltimore, New York,
and other points South.
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HAIRWORk, dc.
oC1 BROAD STREET.
JTrTIIIS WILDT.

The ladies are respectfully invited to call at my
store and examine a new style OF BRAlDS.the
hest eotteu-up work ever offered In the city. Par
ticuiar attention Is paid to making up Of COMB
iNGS By process entirely my own can straight
en- the hair, and, if desired get oil the roots one
,,ar without any waste This enables me to make
Larger braid OF given quantity OF hair than any
one Who works without these advantages Vent,
made at short notice. Fit guaranteed. Prices as
Tgr,tad St3tes j. WILDT,
LOG 90 W 631 Broad street.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK The x%~6
L Old Dominion Steamship Company's
steamship RICHMOND, Captain READ, Will SAIL
FRIDAY, May 18Th, at 2 o'clock p. M.
Freight received until O'Clock PM.
Through bills of lading signed, ana goods I0f~
warded with dispatch to all points north, souths
east, and west also, to foreign ports. -
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. I >
Fare TO New York. $l2; Storage, S.; round
nip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
G. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
nv 1885, Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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ST. IOf;IS MApK ETS

ST. LOUIS, May l4.-Flour quiet and unchanged
firm and in good speculative demand; No. {
mixed, 6S@69c, truck and elevator, cash. Whis
Key opened IL IL and closed ut &c. Pork firm =
$l7.75.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-15
WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE. Gu u B p r. AM
,n1 The celebrated West Virginia QU1NEMON
GOAL for engines. Supplies to dealers at miners
nrices. and to consumers at prices mat cannon oe
p,rnns.eJ WOOD Of all kinds. Opposition TO
mopopoly and extortIon is my motto. Nineteenth
and Cary streets. IN PACE
MY 13 W II - =