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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-01
Lexington Presbytery.
SECOND DAY.

Er s.,.ts-. SECOND DAY. .a.--.
CReported for the Dispatch.J
Presbytery met, and was opened with
| usual services.
The call from Broadway church for the pas
toral services of Rev. D. L. Wilson was ac-
copied, and arrangements were made for his
installation.
The minutes of yesterday were then read,
corrected, and approved.
Rev. George W. Ley burn, of PresbYtery
of Chesapeake, being present, was invited to
set as corresponding member.
The committee to arrange for the ordina-
ton and installation of Rev. Mr. Wilson, re-
ported. Time of services, Friday, 18th of
September, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. Officiating
ministers Ewing, Walker, Bowman. Al
ternates: Handy, Richardson, Watkins.
The pastoral relations existing between
the church of Collierstown and Rev. Alfred
Jones was dissolved, and the church de-
clared vacant
A communication from the stated clerk of
the General Assembly was read and refer
red to the Committee on the Minutes Of the
General Assembly.
Thinking Spring was chosen as the place
for the next regular meeting Of Presbytery,
and the third Wednesday in April at u
O'Clock ii.
The congregation of shemariah church
presented call for the pastoral services of
Rev. Il. Gilmore; which call was accepted.
Time for services Of installation, Saturday
before the first Sabbath in October. Otiica-
ting ministers, Rev. DR.. Ewing and Rev.
William Pinkerton.
Committee on Minutes Of the General AS
sembly made report; which was accepted.
A committee Of three was appointed TO
overture the General Assembly to rescind its
action in relation to the Pan-Presbyte
Council; said committee to report next
spring.
a committee was appointed to consider
the action of the General Assembly in rela-
ton TO the plan for raising the contingent
fund.
The chairman of the Committee of Domes.
tic Missions made his report. This report
alter discussion was adopted.
A committee was appointed to visit Lock
Willow church, to advise with, and to aid
said church in its present dsorganiZed state,
with view to etfecting more perfect
| organization.
The vacancies In the Committee of Edu.
cation were filled.
Rev. X. C. Walkerand G. B. Stricken were
| nominated as principals, with FL. Gilmore
and Rev. DR.. Ewing alternateS, to represent
this PreSbyLery in the next General Assem-
| bly, at st. Louis.
Ruling elders nominated for the same
were j. l.. Walker and G. NJ. Etiinger
Alternates: Colonel J. L. l.. Preston and j
Wayt.
The chairman of the Committee Of Pub
LEGATION was directed to inquire into the eX
pediency OF employing colporteur for thi'
Presbytery.
Presbylery adjourned to meet tomorrow
morning at 8 O'Clock. +.
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Letter from tae Mountains.

49, '-@A!' OF GOVERNOR wALKER--scESEs
"~yA1 THE L!sE-MiLLBoRo' -INTERyIEw
Mra.
',.'"io"i.ec Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
a., HEALING STRINGS, August go, 1874.
c.,y . .A "lat gusto and real pleasure does a
4, ~ "ah proclaim 20 his less fortunate friends
G,..' s9ins 10 the Springs p and to such
No.. ,,'S Is lh's feeling augmented by contact
u.; ,1 We 'fesiI, bracing mountain air, that he
MIA VI lhe pcnt-uD dwelers of the city
.,r",s 's'i'ns Of pity strongly akin to con-
9, ,t pa' verify believe i! should meet some
Vow Richmond fli@Dds now / should ca.
~rr, 'ii'Uha tAen, e&claiming triumphantly,
Ga1I q mountaneer where are you poor
rar,I lf'm:" Leaving that city q few
n -. " lss since, detected in spirit and soreiy
tie IL body, my eyes, lungs, and appe-
nsn t'e So !f&sted that / feel like new
Co.! "a the pleasure of travelling as far as
g., li with Governor Walker on the day
10 nomination. He was on his way to
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Rail- D
ROAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Rail-
ROAD COMPANY.
JUNE 18th, 1874, trains
" on this road will run Us follows: SIS
LEAVE RICHMOND sOUIH. 2ts
600 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except SUN.
day., connecting for all points south'
and West Sleeping.car attached.
800 A. NJ, FREIGHT IRA in daily jexcent Sum
day), with coach attach q, Tor Peters.
burg and stations on The Southsides
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
l46P.M., THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas.
gen2ers taking this train win make
close connection as Petersburg for
s:ao,P. NJ, FaEfGaT daily except sundays
with coach attached, W
LEAVE yKTERSBgRG NORTH.
2:45.A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAiN daily texceDt
Sunday) with coach attached.
12.00 NJ, THROUGH n All. daily, connectm4
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for ali points East
5sooP. NJ, FsETGHr daily except sunday.
- coach attached.
sos z. M, THRoUGMIAtL daily daily except s, sma.
Fresierfcs shurg and Potomac railroad
for ali points East aud West. PuIlEan
Siecner attached rlanninf through 70
Baltimore. Also. making close con-
nectiou with he Chesap'ake and Ohio
railroad for the y Virginia y %, springs ana.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between kieess
mona and Petersburg except 1t Manchester ans
Tssins ON he Clover Hill win leave Chester g
2.shP. NJ, ON Tuesdays ans 1hafssay ~ wsdnas
ALL LIZ TEAMS leaving Petersburg WIN stast fso
A ts az 1'p0 A. SHAW, supsrintendent.
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,slb sides OF tne feucss with rssafd rs eiyil

be,b sides of tne fence with regafd f5 eiyil
Fights. 80. ti:ffs
z line crowd, on court-days, in this. county.
seems TO be COM osed almost entirely of ne
gtoes. In fact, ! don't think the Cumber.
land negroes were ever 81 81, Y I.st
Il 49,. Born TO hlusi, unseen, {, = Ia g.
( And waste theit Bwectness on Che desert afr,
The Circuit Court met on Tuesday, and
continued in session until this morning.
Judge Dickinson. by his kind yet dignified
bearing. seemed to win golden opinions from
every one. ---, -. -.
Two negroes were sent to the peniteniiary
this term for TWO and seven years respec.
lively.
! There Is but a fourth Of crop Of tobacco
planted in the county, and what little Is in
the ground seems in danger Of being de-
stroyed by the worms.
The corn-crop is looking unusually well.
BILL,
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INITIATED CURRgNCY.-An officer of a
national bank writes that be is unwilling to
have his circulating notes destroyed without
having them. first sent TO him in order that
he may be enabled to remove the signature
and cancel them SO as 10 be unfit for circula-
ton. The Treasurer responds that the law
requires mutilated, worn, and notes unfit to
be circulated, to be forwarded to the Comp
troer of the Currency for destruction, and
leaves no discretion with the Treasurer as
TO the disposition to be made OF the notes.
Wdshinnt0n teleqrdnl- Baltimore american.
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PORT OF RiChMUND. AUGUST 81, 1874.
ARRJvrp.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers, ". p. Porter, agent.
steamer Old dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
: Schooner Major W. II. Tantum, shoe, Philadel-
schooner Mary A. Locherty, Locherty, Washing
ton, light. ,,
coal. Z. H. Page.
Schooner Farmers Return White, James river,
grain aud hay.
grain, Gallego Mills company.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolh, nercnan-
disc and passengers.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK, August 30.-Bris orion tGerman)
Rio GranGe ola Richmond.
MEMORANDUM.
Bark Fama Nor wegianl, Mathiesen, from hlcn-
mond, arrived at London August 10.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
ALTERATION IN REEDY ISLAND LIGHT.-tpdSR,
in1t0R, August %, 1S74.-The Lighthouse BOARD
gives notice that on or about September ON the
changed from fixed red to fixed white varied oy
red flashes.
BY Telegraph
NEW YORK. August 31.-Arrived: South Caro-
lima. State OF Texas, Minnesota. Arrived out: Eu'
rope, Ponerania.
FORT MONROE, August 31.-In the Roads, wind.
hound Bark Mi Desperandum, from richmond
for Rio Grande; brig Pickwlck, from Richmond
for santos; brig Dashaway, from Norfolk for Bar
The schooner Salie ". Kay, from Alexandra
for Boston, while drifting out sunday morning gol
foul of the bark Admeto and carried away her port
cathead and split her own spanker from boom &c
gatf.
NEW YORK, August 3l.-Arriyed, Indiana. Ar
rived out City OF Brussels.
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Fro,n Cumberlanti county.
OAK FoREsT, AngI

OAK FoREsT, August 70, 1874.
Editors Dispatch, This has truly been
On Monday the meeting Oh tne
Couaty Court brought together conslderas
bic number of people. Several cases Oh
rainor Importance were disposed OF by tne
cnnrt. In the evening Yankee Allan hsIl.
sngued the crowd lchiefiy negroes) for a,Jout
half an hour. He announced hinse elf as q
candidate for. Congress two. years r.ence ; but
il the Conservatives Will only y. ep their eyes
open, / think I. Yankee'e " hopes viii 7be
sadly disappointed. Ails,I, il your CORE
spoadent underslood BIN, seems 70 be o.
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u.I.rImoRe maRHETs,

BALTIMORE, August 31.-Flour quiet and steady
Howard-street aud western superhne. s4@4.a3.
do. extra, s5@5:5o; do. family, $5.7o@7:SsSss;
6S5O: do. kio brands, S6.75@7; DO. family. sL
@S.75. Wheat active and advanced 2@3c.; No 20;
red western, 81 20l91 %; No. western, p S 2
@@ii'59: white western, Si.23@l.s5; red Mary
@nd, 81 2o@1:so; do; amber. sl:s3@ei sa %.
" ~nSS Yellow southern S3@S4c; mixed vest
e 19e 796SOc oats firm; southern, 6Iag5 Ss
western mixed 50@53c; western white, oi2ya EoS
Wss,ern butter Gu!e, and steady; choice, 2sY25s
"otfse nominally unchanged Whtskey quasi ana
steady az 81 ,O2. Sugar 1rm at IoHU1oAc"
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letter from Petersburg.
mot from our Regular Correspondent
PETERSBURG, August IL, 1874

PETERSBURG, August 81, 1874.
The suggestions coming from Amelia,
Brunswick, Charlotte, and other counties,
that the congressional campaign be inaugu.
rated upon the principles OF a " constitutional
party," has arrested public attention very
seriously, for we see through this road the
way to the second great epoch in the history
of Virginia and America-namely, the era
of good feeling. The word "slave " mas
now been changed by the laws OF the lana
to the word "ctizen"; and as the Word
:. serrant' bears the same Specification from
the banks of the Penobscot to the Jungles OF
the Rio Grande, from the historic anu cultl,
waited soil of "Brandon to the rough
wilds of an Alaska, and as the Bible itself
defines the duties and position of all SER
rants. we will soou see patriotic citizens of
all classes and sections rallying to the nag
of the constitutional and Union party"
It is stated that the citizens of Petersburg
intend taking some steps to wipe out the
stigma OF that affair in reference to the Durn-
ing OF the ettigy of Governor hemper, when
act never met the approval OF the great Dody
Of her citizens, and which is operating very
pre,udcialy to the best interests OF thls
city.
It is now said that the "remar kabie
speech" made at Lunenburg Courthouse,
referred to in the Dispatch, sounded the
keynote of the congressional campaign, and
that the constitutional party !" Will re-
move any further discussion OF Irritating
subjects that every intelligent man knows to
be obsolete.
For the first time in the history OF Virgil.
mia, as far as I know, the grasshopper has
made its appearance as destroyer OF crops.
IL is to be found on the farm Of Mr.. Bayiy,
near this city, in Chesterfield, where l saw
it this morning, stripping the corn.fodder
clean as it goes, leaving only the main stem
Standing bare like an old horse with bad
teeth. It is also found in considerable num-
beers on the farm of our enterprisins lat lI
Mr. G. w. Robertson, who has clover. rms
has kept it out of his cultivated crops SO Tar.
Our people must turn their attention 70
raising turkeys, and hope that you WIN no.
tice this SUBJECT SO that the present STOCK OF
turkeys may be kept for breeding purposes
next year.
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uyO PRINTERS, BINDERS, AND PUE

rlyO PRINTERS, BINDERS, AND PUB
Il LISHERS.-The subscribers manufacture RO-
TARY PRINTING PRESS $. with from swo 10 Ten
mpressionc. Nnders also, PERFECTlNG PkEss-
Els of various aescrip.ons With TWO OF more
and with TO six feeders or With ES,ls 81 paper
RED and PLACEN POWER PRESS, for BOOK
work. NEW STOP CYLINDER PRESS, WIN
table distribution and from four to senform rollers,
for tne,dnest Illustrated newspagers and tss best
and COUPON Presses;
sINGI.g LARGE BAND: CYLINDER PkEss
and sINGLE HAND CYLINDER RAILWAY
PRESS for newspapers q moderate srsnlassSns
per hour Also, furnish every article required In
printing offices tinelad'1g tlpel PATEk LIf ~ d
and SCREW PaEsssEs. BOoKBlNDEERRsss,,. Ma 4 h
.CHINERY; also, Al ACHINEEY FOE kLEGIks0 ny
TYPERS ana Str. REOTYPERs. CAST-sTEEL
SAWS with impfyed inserted teeth Inc aG ndr,
are all manufactured on our own premises, 9nuet
our personal su pervsion, OF the best ma1erla an.
workmanship. Illustrated catalogues SEM S VI ap
plication. K: HUE q 80 ~ n gu
Uioe ant warerooms 90 and sold street my LEY
YORK. NJ anusactories on Grand Bfoome', S 5am
and Col. fmhia sfreetS. New YORK. au 1l-om
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OF .r.nufs MARK ETs.

CO ror,s August Sl.-Flour dull and un-
o,3noed Corn quiet and tirn at 65aS69as for No.
mixed Whlskey steady az 9se: fsFf tn sseads
a, saA. Bacon trna and more aosE iss, .nIu ava
s saec ., clear rib 1891 i; clear sides, Sf
~ hsnyer Grst half in september LarSuacnaIssa.
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Fatal Result or incompetence.

Especial telegram 70 the Uispatch.I
PORTSMOUTH, VA, August 31.-A farmer
named Augustus Yore, Of Norfolk county,
was found dead in the station-house in this
city On Sunday morning from the effects of
q drunken debauch.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, August 31-Noon. dull.
Money, p Cold 1094. Exchange-Long, 4S7H:
short, 49OH. Governments dull. States quiet.
Epentag.-Money easy at 2@2i. Exchange
weaker at 4s7H. Gold, 10o4@1O9H. Govern
ments strong. States dull and nominal
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President GRANTS whereabouts.

New BEDFORD, August 81 Presiden
Grant arrived here to-day. Sautes were
fired, and the party were received by IN.
city officials. Two thousand people shooE
hands with the President.
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RECEIVED.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, August 31.-Southern flour more ns
active and steady. heat lc. better; 81 ~
aa0 bales ut I684l74c. Corn 1@1Nc. better.
Office firm and unchanged. Rosin heavy at 1920
@S2.25. Turpeutine steady at 35435Hc. PORK
ny a. WhiskeY sIendY at 81. O2ltc. q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c.

DISSOLUTION firm Of W. HOLT
1 1PICHa RDsO, ! q CO. Is this cay dissolved by
mutual consent. VI. HOLT RICHARDSON Will M, SET
tie up the basin ss Of tse late eoacern. %
having bills agab st the eoncern aSe 20
1nested 10 CONF forward and settle promptly.
49, ". HOLT RIG ICE SiIDS Osp,nsos.
w. FLkYCHER RlChAkDsso's' :
AUGUST /. 1874. n
In dssot wing my connection with the G .f Z,
thanks = nv friends aud the public fos thelr pa,
tronae Bestowed on them, and ASK cont "
the 81 me 10 w. HOLT RICHARDSON ,r, ,p,,sf,N
Sc I-3t* G.FLEfShEn H.S .--H-- -
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The Alabama troubles.

COLUMBUS, GA, August 31.-The Lee
county (Ala.) fight was much exaggerated.
No one was killed, and only one church was
burned. Everything is quiet there now. No
one was much hurt.
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Suicide.

BALTIMORE, August 3l.-Henry B. Sclater,
a lawyer Of this city, aged thirty. five, COM
mltted suicide this morning by cutting his
throat from ear to ear with razor.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, August 81, 1874.
The following Is comparative statement Of the
inspections deliveries, and receipts of tobacco, with
the stock OH hand at the different warehouses in this
city for the past week and the same time last
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Rcturn of Cus.er,s Expedi,ion.

CINCINNATI, August 3l.-General Custer
reports his return to Fort Lincoln, having
marched 1000 miles. The troops are in fine
condition. ...s-'
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CINCINNATI n1AKKETs.

CINCINNATI, August s1-Flsnr dxsl. Corn s seaIy
at faa72c Pork quiet and uncnsanged a. szSe1
sa3 SO. Lsrd unchanged .Summes rag o. cs Ds
1S1lIi3fsc Whiskey hY m and acsipe ~ d &C.
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nRO BuNO PuBLICo.-GenIleD EMS
clothing, much soiled faded Sf fetap 0a rgss
injured, y, adsrate nrices. MOURNING &c Obs
nonce anu All articles CoLORED or Cd lEANEL
rcnoYete,u.. Gu, 's,v,e.at MCkESN EY,S
In hrst-c iass az ~. :. Steam Dye Works,
n,am Marshall s,raef near y fth.
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FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight onlys.
leaves Richmond daily (Mondays exeeptedl at-
1880 A. NJ, connecting with steamers at west
morning.
for freight between Richmond and West Polnsss
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and.
Fridays at 2 A.. Nj. Local freight received Fuas-
aA''' 800 EDW. F. FOLGEB,
Superintendent.
WIN. BRAGG, Master Transportation. apo
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & PoToMAc X. X. Co.,S
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. June 3, 1S74.5
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND. June 3, 1S14.5
1870 A. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad Street station fSuodays eE-
1886 p. NJ, DAY, MAIL leaves Byrd-street sta
HOS p. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byri.strees
station Sundays excepted
COOL NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN foe
Hanover junction, leaves Broad. Street
station Sundays exceptedI.
4:50 A. NJ, NIGHT MAIL arrives al Byrd-StreeS
station Mondays exceptedl nt
1870 P. ~, DAY 81 ALL arrives a. Blrd.Street star
1880 P. ~, Bs Bal EXPRESS arrives a 4
Broad-Sreet station tsuudays except
s:37 A. NJ, kECoMMoDATIoN TRAIN arrives
at Broad-street station tSundays e1-,
NOTICE.
BY this route a new and elegant SLEEPING
tween Richmond aud Baltimore for the spe 'faI
comfort OF Richmond passengers. CHARGE FOR
BERTHS. ~. Passengers taking this Car are not
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can remain
in the car to Us late an hour as they please.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOSD AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Brnad-Street station
DAILY (Sundays excepted) ut 1884, A. III. connect.
ing Mt Ouanttco with the Alexandria and Fredes
ricksourg railway for Baltimore: Returning, Will
arrive at Broad-5treet station NJ 81 +. 81
Through bills of lading and rates given 70 al
principal points North and West
BY order OF General superintendent.
j. B.GENTnY,
ie General Freight and Ticket Agent
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aacHaoFp AM 1SNY1tnxss 90, ID
OFFICE OF. Assrs suFEHfrTkNrxsi1,x
@1GyfHt1yD. VA z. Af9p19k + 4 n A38S1st

T. fTHfCHHOHN KID ttkWV1tLEEAfEH GeeysHa
oTgscH oy ENsss.Ez a.sis sursi:fxT RE- 81
tlGHEDULE OF IRA ms IN take effeeE
~ aoEsgDAY, Angpst 2, 1s sogTasgg *
at 6reesss6rnf at 05e Il. III Connects al Char
l0tte With trains on the Atlantis ard Richmond Air.
Lime Railroad for Atsanta, MONTGOMERY, Mobile
New 1rIetHs. and afl southern poins. & s |
ooro At ie a5 nanss sssss
leave Dundee at 3:4S r. IL: 3ksYe BursesiiIe q
$50 p. III; arrive &C Rlchmand at 4 500 r. AZ.
THROUGH MAIL, NeStwlrG-teave HichYnOE6 HE
1888 r. u. !, leave Btirkeyijie at 4:41P. Jeava
dundee at 9:2S r. 81; leave Dn1vilse at 9s29 p.
M: arrive at Greersboro' 81 1 1851 n. y. IS This
Charlotte, C0'umbfs and Atlantis railroads for Coz
inmpia. Augusta, savannah, Macon, ana ali SOUTH
THROUGH MAII, Eastxars:-,eaYe Greensboro
at 2:1 A. NJ; Lave Danvilie st 0.l3 a. NJ: leave
Dundee al 5.25 a. Nj !: leave Burkryille nt $50
A. d. arrive nc Eicttmond at 2:22 r. d. ~ hfy 3
train connects at Burkeyilts With uasM on the it,
burg, and all southwestern POINTS.
{. LYyCHBURG PASSENGER, Wesiwa7d--lcaya
Richme Nc at 600 A. NJ: leave BurkeyifIea at 241
z. ~; arrive at Lynchburg at $40 r. 81
, BURKRyILLE ACCoMsfoDATICs, Eastward
leave BuTksyilIe At 1895 a. M; arrive at Rich
All through trains coDnecEas nupdce with trains q
on the w. q. ". 81. aud q. 3. railroad to and FROM
points. 49, T5z5.Issssgs3s
Through tickets sold to an points ssuth and soath-
west, and baggage checked through. 81. So
+. III. r. TALCoTT, 4
Engineer and Superintendent.
ii. Il. DOUGLAS, Master TRANSFORMATION. an Il sSss4ts
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COLONEL JAMES ii. FRENCH. We Under
stand from reliable authority tnat Cclonei -
NJ. French has announced hlp.self an lauss
pepdeHt candidate for Cong IN the Ns li!t
upngress!onaipis earssb.rg sdGS essa'
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Engineer and Superintendent.
ii. Z. DOUGLAS, Master TRANSFORMATION. an IL st48
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, Arril le,
1874, passenger trains win run as follows .Is5


1874, passenger trains win run as follows EIs5
FROM RICHM0NB. ~
$50 A. M. MALL TRAIS.-Fos G0r16usTflIe,
Chariottes vile. Stauoton. white sulphur Ht,tons
and all intermediate stations daily Except SunGay
arriving at Hinton at 10:1l p. IL. This trafn
connects at Gordorisyille 70, Orange. Gnpeper,
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexar dds, Wssbipgtouy
and the North, and ut Charioites Vile FOR Lynch.
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and the
AS p: NJ ACCOMMODATION rRAIN.-For
Gordonsvie ana a intermediate stations daily (ex-
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonsylile at 8:3 r.
NJ.
$50 P. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS Corr.
donsyllie. Charlottesville Stannton Goshen. Mile
boro', Corlngt0n, White Sulphur. and aH stations
west Of White Sulphur daily fexcept Saturday,
irving at Huntington at $50 2. NJ. This TRAN con.
meets at GOrdonsville for Washington, Baltimore,
and the North, ana at Huntington Win steamers
Rostona end Fleetwood for Cincinnati aud All points
West and Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati ~ a.
NJ. sS
445 P. h. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Stauuton and all intermediate stations SATUR-
DAYSONLY, arriving at stanton ut ! 0.45 r. NJ.
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, anc informanon. APP
ply at 500 Main street, Ballard and Exchange Hoo
tel, at the companys office, BROAD street and Six.
teenth EDGAR YLIET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. n. PERRY, General Superintendent. an1S
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IMMATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER /, 1874.
sun rises. 5.2SI Noon rises. I'LL
sun sets.......... 6.31 High tide. ......... 10
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
RICHMOND,
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION
CITY BONDS,
BANK STOCKS,
RAILWAY AND OTHER SECURITIES.
FOR SALE,
CITY OF RICHMOND PER CENT. BONDS
PRESENT PRICE 800 AND INTEREST.
au 17-1m
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pP.ANDRErH HOUSE,
CORNER BROADWAY, CANAL, snn .rrs
NEW YORK.

c,spucrED ON EUROPEAN ',:'.1 Plan.
single rooms I'll q So aEd ~ per a day. aT Eoupie
md ram Nv rooms, 60, ~, VI, ara 90 PEI "a5'
Meals am be had al oil hours.
e,ru.rrn M THE CENTRE OF THE BVsnsEss
QUARTER. y AlA13A ~ = pronrie,or.
au s-esdSR 1tVpsts'ss's
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{ ,ATNTs! PANTs!l

= LEW1s,s WHITE LEAD, in oil,
MAToACA WHITE LEAD In oil,
CENTENSIAL WHITE LEAD In OIL,
paENIx WHITE LEAD III OH
LINsEED OIL,
x PAINTERS, CoLoRs and BRUSHES,
MINERAL PAINTS,
WINDOW GLASS. Fol. sale by
PuRogLas, LADD q CO., prussists /,
AN 90 1915 Main street. corner o. 9 nsrIses...
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