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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. August 22.-Cotton quiet aud nomi-
nal; sales Of 1902 bales at 167ia1 TIC. Flour
dull and lowerat s5.406sS. i 5 for common to fair
extra southern; Sc 20@s9.25 for good to choice
southern. Wheat Gull and 1Gt2c. lower, closing
heavy at II .12I$1.22 for old wiuter red western
IL rs Tor new amber western; 81 .26lsI sS fSr
white western. Corn lie. better but closed duIl and
heavy at 81 H0IS2kc for western mixed; S2H0lS3c.
for high mixed ano yellow western. Fork duIl al
S22.75@f22 S7h for new mess. Lard frmer al
14ic. Coffee quiet. Sugar quiet and firm. Rlce
quiet. Moasses dull. Turpenttne and r0sin steady
steam exc,
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E.cone of q Diamonsl- RobDer.

PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-James Free
man was this morning brought into the
Courtof Quarter Sessions for; sentence ior
diamopd.r oDbery of the store of Clark, Rob
bins & Riddle, and made successful attempt
ut escape. He suddenly leaped from the
dock and through second-story window
into Independence square. BE ran across
Chestnut street and into the American Hotel,
and through that building into Union street,
disa ppearing before the officers could get on
his track. The fugitive took exactly the
same course pursued by Jimmy Haserty
some years since when escaping from the
courthouse while in custody in connection
with the attempted murder of DeiectiVt
Brooks. The affair caused quite sensation
this morning.
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prominent Officials Accused Of AS
SassiuatfOn.

NEW YORK, August 22.-John F. Temp
Ter, OF Little Rock. Ark, whose life was at
tempted on Jersey City ferry-ooat on We'd
nesday night last, accuses United States Sen:
ator Powell Clayton, Judge Mcclure, and
Sheriff Oliver, all of Little Rock. OF being
parties to the affair. Temper Is an agent of
Governor Baxter, of Arkansas, and was sent
here to purchase two thousand dollars worth
of firearms.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILrl
ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE 28TH, 1874, trains

+
ROAD COMPANY. ~
COMMENCING JUNE 2aTH, 1874, trims
on this road Will run ss follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND soCIH.
300 A. NJ, THROUGH Mai. daily except Sun.
day., connecting for all points soufk
and West. sleep,ng. ear sttaehea:
day., with coach attach. q, Tor Peter
Eut burg and stations on the SouthsfdA
road, Lynchi,ayg, ano the West.
r:45P.M., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
FOR NIL points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking IBIS train WIN maka
close connection at Petersburg fo1
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texceps
,1s.eo THROUGH AZ AIL daily, conneciinS
-~o0 with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Po,0saac railroad for ali points ksse
s:ssP. NJ, r sEIGHr daily Except sunday,
sos P. NJ, sa,Iy ekFi6 ssI4n snaS
EretiericSnbarg and Potomac IaiIroa6
for ull points East and West. PulimEa
Sleeper attached. ruDninR fnrOusn "
Baltimore. Also maklnS ei HssS INV NV
raihosd for the Virginia Springs anu
points North and West. ,,,.s-
The MALL TRAINS win not stop helSsen 100 "a
mopa and Petersburg except ~ -1'
Trsiss en- the Glover HUI VIII Leave chf Fsar 8.
Ne les3 on c aossei 2 'ss wsaass
ea ALL In TEAMS leaving Petersburg VIM ssar ZION
AP a1s7 'sp' A. SHAW, snper.n.endens.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 22.-To'dsy was au ex.
ira racing occasion, the gate money being
given to the public schools. The first race
was for purse Of $500, for ALL ages; distance,
one mile and an eighth. Madge, Carver, and
Erastus Croning started. Madge won by ten
lengths; Carver, second. Time, l:57l.
The second race was selling race for
purse Of 5000, one mile and three-quarters.
The starters were Botany Bay, Molie Oar
ling, and Galway. Botany Bay won by a
length; Molie Darling. second. Time, 500.
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New CotsOn-NavaI.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.J
PORTSMOUTH, August 22.-The first bale
Of new cotton arrived here to-day on the
steamer Raleigh, from Middleton, Hyde
county, n. C.
The construction force in the maynard
will be largely increased on the first of the
month. One of the new war ships will be
launched in October and the other as soon
thereafter as possible.
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..>,rf. MnpEsr.LooKtSd oA n,Ins,
10" r1,yHp IT, From , ;ne ohout
,, f'SIr ,nt, mo, Young " man,
ii'" .Sr, ' = lmgc, tinc-!ook'"S WV, wSo had
- 4. Ci1 ' ,wcut> five years OF age IN tho
pro'9oH Trance Of being "el'-,c:uo ~ Of
N'iH I,.r,rd tire jcwelry estso',sn.n ,.aH ~
World '''I, an Main street. ana aSheu w
T. II. k,"r', t',,mord ring. He was hanas, u,
&c >hoN.u' ,n,,,,iye hy the clerk. huhu. y"
ca = '.,' ~ the handSomc>t scF.. . \"
o't': - - me man explained, ana l." ''a =.
II" cen "so.rya,d. that he was
lF'i ''f ,a,,r and hailed from Nash'ps," ,'
rg1''a'"' - .hi, STATE. lie was COM
IM'''>> H., aid. by the members oN d
U@>,'n;' -" 'l,"nl thcrc, 10 purchase eithei
-. i'''''", .,,cb ar q riu. which they ~
n#. 'fl'". =. .....a, present 10 yer? popular
iHas" - -" [,,,,.,.rI with The school. ohe
; ....,r itr,r things hc was ''" .,'nv barn
'' ''' Now" SAID ne, Tue! nav
!. E.', 49,. 500 10 make the po,cnaSe: " !,
49,. :, want il understood st'at ',i ="
Ban 49, nri,iltcc Of chanEin" II 1T M. ''u .n
nav" IL, ~, :. ,1,5, | do not know what WIZ
-, q,d | will leave you SloV "nien
81. 80, 49, r..d 10 make yourself SAFE anu
; wife to !a". ;et'ns you a;, tnae lcnd me
,rs', i, wau;'a' you .iiH I Ini,,,s minus
lax :ao one H ~ ',a ,on ,;vr dollars.
IKE io,a.', - | WA >s '" ~; ~" one hnndred
md ,du mN' Turn IA, t 80. rnnr trnuhle
faJt@.. lli> wv -! 80" W., ho sand he
,,,y looking =, ltie f'ns u" "l'e a.ain in =,
would i" 0"' ~" .n,iI NOT find ANYTHING
,.Y.a,ul &"Ui>' ii A't""N' Nv, A narr whsn
!.,.,r. III Two "'''' :, tbr Store but Mr..
;r.r "as 10 '"' a., :" h"J concluded 10
T.a', Snd S-'u ~ -, ZION bapded Mr.
IA. u" ofIaHi'"' ~, brnrh and
Eair Tho mo'h! ~ =. ,nnr !, was
l.a &;" 10 conn. H. rcr,,crd It in the
rGn.u..y e'1"''t ns "nvn,onc from
.H;@r>s m,''f ! q; $500 -'o,.a i M md asked
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THE WIDow OF STosEwALL JACEsoN.-ln a
letter to the Augusta (Ga.) Constituencies,
from the Warm Springs, n. G., the follow.
ing paragraph occurs: "A most notable
visitor, will first mention, With reyeren'
tal bow, the widow of the immortal Stone
wall Jackson. who reached here, in company
with her little daughter, eleven years old, a
few days since. Modest and unaffected ID
her manners, of sweet, intelligent, and
animated face, she moves through life as
though unconscious OF her share in the glory
OF her husbands name. Mrs. Jackson is
quite young. l should say between twenty
tive and thirty, Of medium height and beau
tiful face. She lives now at Charlotte, in
this State"
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Important Deeislc,n.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, August 22.-Aleiter
received here Yesterday fropA Judge Dillon
announces q decision of the United States
Circuit Court in the famous Usage coded
lands ease In favor of the settlers. This case
covers the title to nearly 1000, 600 acres OF
land. on which are located the houses OF
nearly 10000 people. Il Is elaimed BY the
Leapenwo3tb, Laurence and Galveston anu
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas raliroad CON- "a
names. 9.te case viii pro badly he carried
ID the supreme Court Of the United States
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DwERTING TOBACCO SAIPMsSTs.-The New
Orleans Times is out in q lengthy article to
show how the tobacco crop of Kentucky
and West Virginia, amounting to Sll ,000,-
900 annually, may be diverted from the
eastern ports and shipped instead ria New
Orleans TO Liverpool, as most Of it Is export
ed on through bills OF ladng. Fer this pur-
pose it states that the Chicago, ST. Louis and
New Orleans railroad has conceived the idea
of diyerting the trade and endeavoring to
enter into arrangements with the dealers
and producers TO that end. The only OBJ
stacle, it now claims, is in the high rates OF
marine insurance from New Orleans, and
the Times presents an array of figures and
arguments to the local insurance companies
to show them that their own Interests die
tale as low rates from that port as from east
| era ports, that il is as safe business, aud
would largely increase their revenues, beside
| adding greatly to tue commerce OF the city.
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Mrs. TILToN's LETTER TO MoULToN.-Here
is the whole of it. Instead of being, as the
telegram made us believe, in reference to
Beecher that she told falsehoods, it was IL
reference to her own husbands shortcom'
ings:
Between April 7th and November I'd, 1872
Dear Francis,-I did tell you two false
hoods at your last visit. At first entirely
misunderstood your question, thinking you
had reference to the interview at your house
the day before but when intelligently re.
piled to you replied falsely. will not put
EssRself on record untruthfully. / told Mr.
Is. saat at the time of my confession I. had
ssede similar confessions to me OF himself,
but no developments as to persons. When
YOU then asked for your own satisfaction
was it so, told my second lie. After you
had left I said to T., "You know | was
obliged to lie to Frank" and now ] say,
rather than make others suffer as now do,
/ must lie, for it is physical impossibility
for me to tell the truth; yet l do think,
Francis, had not T.'s angry troubled face
been before me would have told you the
truth. lam q perfect coward in bis pres.
ence, not from any fault of his, perhaps, bul
from long years of timidity.
implore you, as this is side issue, to DC
careful not to lead me into further tempta'
ton. You may show this to T., or Mr.
B.. or any one else. An effort made tol
truth. Wretchedly, ELIZABETH. !
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Steamer Sunk.

Special telegram 10 the D1Spatcn.l
COLUMBUS, GA, August 22.-The steamer
New Jackson, of the c. R. r. line, which
plys between here and Alphabetical river,
sunk on Woolfolk's bar whites pulling over
a sand bar twelve miles below here. The
water is very low at that point. No lives
were lost,
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, August -Eoon.-Money, no
loans. Gold, 1097s. Exchange-Long, 4S7k;
short, 491. Governments steady and little doing
States quiet and nominal. Stocks dull.
NEW YORK BANK STATEIENT.-Neto York, Au-
gust 2e.-The bank statement shows loans de-
creased fye-elgh,hs Of million; specie decreased
two and ,hree.quarters Of million legal-tenders
decrease five. eighths of million; deposits de-
creased three million circulation increased trie
reserves decrease two and three-quarter million.
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l.. r"'";1 ca everywhere, old and young, will
liz, i i, 10 hear from Eoery Saturday
!!cn di' H. Christian Andersen, the chlldren's
n1mno' na' beeu restored TO health. He an
rg1r1 I -, us Intention Of speedily writing
II ~, , ~, Tor which all Young America,
looson '' l0tolg Europe, will keepa sharp
.L1n," I'm IN Grant does not break the silence
q le,, . 'ul!d term, and three hundred, more
t.lrd @G<! 'ts to the Presidency arc agi.
49, ''''@tHnaA Commercial,
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Gibbon gives it as one of the surest signs
of decadenee lin asRepublie when good men ne
are unpopular and bad pen popular, an 2 9
that is the bitterest accusation fhat.can DE
made against people Cincinnati CONNER e
ciQ!,
WASHINGTON, August DIR. M. Reynolds,
Of Alabama, the new minister TO Boliyi has
arrived here en- route for his post,
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Teiegraphic Summary.

Russia refuses to recognize the Republic.
The rust is reported to be doing alarming
damage to the growing cotton in the coun-
ties of Wayne, Greene, Lenoir, Duplin, and
Johnston, N. c., which less than week ago
was doing well.
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.IivIp DEscRIrTioS. The folio .tf e,
sa,s the ST, LOUIS Republican,, Is an EXIT CT
IRON, letter written by Mrs. s.tD.fBarp e,
formerly OF Cambridge. Illinois, but now le-
siding in Nemaha county, Kansas. Her nome
Is in the track Of the northern column OIL the
devastating grasshoppers, and we presume
her vivid description Of the scene Will give
our readers clearer idea Of the magnitude
of The pest than they have hitherto been aoie
to form:
at looks very sad and drcary to me to-
day. The sun is quite hidden by the
couds Of grasshoppers flying all around
alichtiug on every hing. They are pelting
sgainst nv doors and windows as fast
"a hai!.stones ever came. / can scarcely
sec through my screen door for them,
and look out as far as eye can see, IL
looks like snow.storm--as they fly their
wings look white like fakes Of snow Ia the
air. They destroy everything they alight
on. They have destroyed acres and acres Of
corn and now they are going in our corn
fields nv clouds. and will destroy 1t all in
!, dav, Every shrub and tree is covered with
them. You know we read Of Pharaoh's
plague. where the insects got into the knead.
iny trouchs. / think this is one Of them. l
went out BY the door to try and drive them
of. and they flew all over me, and had TO
coanee nv dress to get rid OF them. In.
stead of rain we are having showers OF
grasshoppers. Our six windows are COM
p!e;elv covered with them. and Us write,
they are pouring down the chimney ana
coming down the stovC-pipe.
Father has just come ID. de cannot
work out doors, for they blind him; ana
they are coming faster, and are no" eatinS
the netting Oft my doors and windows, ana
the heat and close air are sitting. never
saw anything so terrible in my life. The
ground is now completely covered, and they
cause such an offensive smell that but for an
occasional breeze to carry it of, Know not
what we should do.
"Please excuse mistakes, as feel so bad
and nervous under this awful scourge and
desolation.'
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INTRUSIVE TuRNIPs.-Wbilst the Changers
Of Iowa have been successfully agitatiDg the
reduction of transportation charges, the. en-
terprisiDg Californians have actually been
taking advantage Of these reduced charges TO
Introduce their produce into Iowa, and thus
undersell the farmers Of that State. The
turnip market at Des Moines has been mo-
nopoIjzed by California, and the Iowa tur'
min growers are beginning to think that tur,
nips ought to be excepted where reduced
tariffs are made up under the new laws.
This invasion OF California turnips is a trltie
in itself, yet it is a suggestive lesson ZOE tne
Changers.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORK. The 1%FFs
L. Old Dominion Steamship Com panys ssxASE5Es
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER
will sail TU SDAi, August 25th at 8 o'clock p
d, e.
Freight received until o'clock PM.
Through bills OF ladlug signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south
east, and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, $12; Storage, Sc; round.
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply TO
g. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents
au 24-2t Compapy's Wharf. Rockets.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP AfYFs
W COMPANY. ssEa:sSaEsff
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOID, ALBEMARLE. HATTIE
RAS, and GEORGE W. ELDER tbuiding--eyer5
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at higt
water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
presSly for this route.
they nave splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare accommodations, and attention are un.
surpassed
Goods shipped by This line are landed regularly
At New YORK on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Frelghts for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actua
Freight received until p. NJ. daily.
For further Information, apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ana office Company's wharyes Rockets.
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FREIGHT TRAIN. Tor through ueg1t only,
leaves Richmond daily tMondays aexceptedl az
Point that deliver freight IN Baltimore early next
morning.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond and West Point,
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at A. u. Local freight received Tues.
days, Thursdays, and Saturday.: ~, c1r.
Superintendent.
W. BRAGG, Master Transportation aD20
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC r, X, (o..a
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, J
RICHMOND. June 8, le74.9
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, FRED'G e POTOMAC r. R,CO,a
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEST,4
RICHMOND. June q, 1e74.9
$50 A. ~, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
a Broad. Street station fSundays e1-
2:s5 M, S fsS!saMs MAIL leaves Byrd-s,res. s..-
1to5 P. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves syrd.strees
stali.n Sundays excepted.
6:OOl NJ, A. CoMhOOAfION Tx AIN for
station (Snniays eXceDtpd,
1850 A. M, NIGHT HhlL arriYesnt Byrd-Street
station Mondays exceptedl. IN
$50 T. Al, DAY NAIL arrives at By Street sta
1880 P. NJ, 3 sLTiMoRE EXPRESS arrives q
broad-street station tsundays except
s:s7A.M., 1AuGscoMMoDATIoN TRAIN arrives
-. at Broad-street station Sundays ex.
cepted).
BY this route new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR has been added 10 rirht trains both Ways be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
BIRTHS. IL. Passengers taking this car are not
disturbed on reaching hlchmOnd; they can remain
In the cur to as late an hour IS they please.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
M0EO AND BALTIMORE..ftGt i2
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station
DAILY Sundays exceptedl at $3.50 A. NJ. connect
ing at Quautlco with til. Alexandria and Frede-
rickspurg railway for Baltimore; returning, win
arrive at Broad-otreet station Ut 81 T.. 81.
Through bills Of lading aud rates given to ak
principal points North and West.
By order OF General superintendent.
je 8 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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Ahifran slr,I.

y I,ou,syI1zE. August q. John HarEet.
..fsesowner Of q Longfell oW,o is dead,
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FINANCIAL.

RIoHMoND STOCK ExcH arf.S
II sATrnDAY. August 90, 1874
sALEE--5o0 city s,s at 100 and tn,s . :. I
SHARES Yirglaia State Insurance osn
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ID HILA d ELPHI a, RICH 4:@fF,.s-.3s
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM s.a-1sssgsaN
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers OF
ana SATURDAY. and Richmond every 1UES-
DAY and FRIDAY.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Prov-
,tence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp via Rec Star enc American
steamship lines. and bills OF lading slgnec through
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals aut
staternGnl, 70. W.P. PORTER, agent,
MI II Nh. 2425 Dock street.
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EVI II Ga IIS VI Vtt-Sr
G. "
au 2i-2L e
IoR PHILADELPHIA.-s@,

NiOK 2 ii / l. AID q l. P HI A.-s4FTA
b Steamer A LII l a n q E, Capt ,in s.szzs
CARR, will receive freight for the above port till
TUESDAY the 25th Instant, at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken Tor ~ ilmingon, DEL; Providence,
Boston and New Orleans; also, for Liverpool and
Antwerp ria Red star aud American steamship
lines, and bills OF lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
state-r0Om, 80. w. =. PORTER, Agent,
al 24-2t No. 1928 DOCK street.
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DID HE

~ o le!a ls
;sIcHxosp AHDDAsyrLEH COT
oY1IcE or EssIgIEn and sUPEaTsTxsSHs1sS
| SCHEDULE OF TRAINS fo fake se5srt
" MONDAY August 10, a S7A.--s0urMsnys
isy Bs,Essi sS es.ssaas sye i ia & &
at Greens .ra at OBS A. Gonasc,s 4; Sshss
o one VIII Trims on tie AIr-
E s,ns hassosd icE Asanta Aonaonsry, AohIe
Z. VIEW YORK EzFRKss. EsstYsr1.. Iesye Grsens.s
n sys = H. E !, isasc Ban!ilIe
$40 M; uriysat Rienmond Il j I:ox +. I'll. -
THROUGH MALI Wesfwsrd.-,ease Rfcf nord nj I
I e sss ST. sass p s S
M: arrive at Greensboro, al ISL II. III 70 Ttfs
frsin conDects at Charlotte With trains on. tEe
Charlotte, C0luMbla AMI Asfanta Yalir0aSs Tar r.
inmoia. Augusta, savannah, macon, aud ali soatf-
TaRoueH MAIL, EaHxsrd-,esye Greensboro,
dundee At 6;25 A. NJ; leave BurkeviIie az i lao
RAN ~ "a; arrive ut Richmopd az 2;22 n NJ Ihis
sSanc. Miss,ssippi and Ohio railroad hon Lynch
oorT, ara Ill southwestern points. q -
Richme nd Al 500 4. 81 ,Ie su,Ery,ss
PR. nTrsve az Lynehhurg at 4:4o r. IA ~
leave Rn.si.lLKE AccoMMoDATTos, Eastward,
mosd at 7:5s A. NJ :. - Atisse ~ hicr-
on the through trsns connect al Dundee With trsns
p mon,ssfinson Baltimore Sew YorE. and al e.siean
Iarosgh tickets sold ali points South and sou,
"e''' ana baggage checked through. ~ NA'e1
Z. n. r. TAL(HyTsr
n Do- ,Hngneer and Supsriatertiert
- q: l. D0OGLAs, Master TRANSPORTATION. s1ii
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAU-
~, asoAD.-0n and after SUNDAY. Anyil 10
20 ~, PASSENGER trains will run &c FOLLOWS -
600 =, FROM RICHMOND. -
. 1.oU a. III. MAIL 3IhAlS.-ForG orysorsyIrle.
@ m VIE. Staunt9n. White sulphur Hintsn
i al ahtsrmsaate stations daily Except SunGayi
aImS.ng al hinton AT 10:f1 p 81. This frssns
eonnects a Gordonsse fol- Orange. s.u,rens-
Nsrrenton. hSnassas, Alexar dria, Washiilgtnns
ann the North, and at CharIo,t.s vile for iynchf
S Sarg, brstoi, Knoxville, Chattonoogs, and tSs
4:4S P; ACCOMMODATION TaarN.--ro,
sspt Sunday, arriving at GordonsyilIe ut Ga p
$50 p. N. CINCINNATI EXPRESS For ear-
donsvlle, haflottesyllle. Staunton, Goshen MIL
boro, CovinSton, White Sulphur. amt an siafjona
west OF White sulphur daily fexcept saturday.an-
irving at Huntington at $50 M. This trail: con.
meets at GordonsVille for Washington, Baltimore.
and the North, ana ut Huntington WIN steai,en
csc and Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati Al g ~
445 P. N. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN n,
Staunton and all intermediate stations SATUP
DAYS ONLY, arriyiux at staunton AT / q AZ p NJ
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, arc iniormarions An.
ply at S26 Main streef. Ballard and exchange Ho,
tel, or at The companss Office sroad stree, and SIX
General Passenger anu Tickes Agent.
A. 81. PERRY. General Superintendent. aDI8
= :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-24

DAINTS. PAlNTs!l
LEWIS,s WHITE LEAD, In oil,
MAToACA WHITE LEAD In oil,
CENTENNIAL WHIT g LEAD In oil
PHOENIX WHITE LEAD In oil
LISsEED OIL,
pAINTERs CoLoRs and BRUSHES,
MINERAL PAINTS, 81 ;sss
WINDoW GLASS. For sale by
PURCELL ADD& Co., nsnga lsss,
an az, 1910 Main streef, corner of Thirteenth.
TTyTJRNIP sgED.--L AM tt'S NEW
Il S(,rf.p Taf gfIyRgIP sEEU Just rteei1sd W
IL BpDEkER j. AU1 assisss psugx Wa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-24
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

Steamers leave their new pier In the Dock 700,
of Twenty-second street, every TUESDAY ane
THURSDAY MORNINGS al O'Clock, ana SAL
URDAY AFTERNOON At 4 O'Clock.
Freight received M to O'Clock P. NJ, ana Satur
days up TO 81 o'clock p. NJ:
aud rates guaranteed as low as any other line.
Apply TO IL; Is. IAIUM, ASen.
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth ane
Hain streets dc