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ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hanco1, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
Bark Peplta (Ger.) Gatjen, New Y FORK, in ballast
schooner samuel Warren, -, coal, Phlladel'
phia, W. Staples s Son.
sAnHD.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, 1nerchan-
disc and passengers, George W. Allen & Co.
Steamer Westove-, Trayers. Baltimore, merohan.
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, mereEan-
disc and passengers, ". p Porter, agent.
Schooner w. I. Byrn, James, City Point. to finish
Psrker faiiF010-'eS i0f r''naepHia curtis
Schooner Hannah s., Kelly, James river, light
Schooner b: &. Tubman, Booth, Norfolk, bar
Schooner Merchant. Miller, James river, light.
Schooner Knots Creek, Sherrard, james river,
light.
Schooner Narci,sa, Applegarth, Baltimore, May
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, May l1.-Arrived: Schooner II.
boston, May 10.-Arrived: Schoopers d. b.
Teress B. BKer Cobb and 4 s. Wiley, from
new YORK, May lO.-Arrived schooners j. c.
Bowers, johnson Senator, Endicott: ID. Hastings,
Tilton; J. II. Rapp, Cole; Ocean Wave, Zeluff;
Sandy Hook, Pharo; j. B.. Johnson French: Jos
Miller, Porter; C. II: NIX, Boxer JGnn k ke!sG
Heady; A. Z. Reynolds, Palmer; III. A; Wins,
Bodlne; X. F. Stockton, Soper; Enrotas, 1nlnan;
and Susan Scranton, Farrell, from Virginia for
New Haven also, steamer John Sylvester, Clifford,
Norfolk. In ballast to master.
Brir u. C. Chapman, from Richmond for Rio
Jauciro is the vessel before reported In collision
off Cape Henry on the night Of the 4th instant with
the schooner Il. g. Rankin. The brig sustained no
Gamage, aud proceeded on her voyage the next
morning ,,
SCHOONER HATTIE COoHBS.-On Friday morn
,,S last t;antaiu Jameson, OF the schooner Hattie
COMBS, ordered her matches TO he opened for the
purpose of learning the extent Of damage sus-
tuined bv her cargo Of lime which took fire during
the passage from Rockland, Me-, 10 Norfolk. II
was found that the good Judgment and skill dis
played by Captain Jameson In thorougniy sealing nI
thereby saving the vessel and cargo. The nany
charred barrels and the scorched and b!acIened
timbers plainly showed the imminent danger she
had passed through.
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.r ,.,,- So NJ. p.,bsc, 7 Hosns =.
- ',r-, ~.- :, ror = Er,v,o,, scrv.
, ,-, 81 1hn,,, nna ,hor-
80 =, - w.. 'In'" ~ ~ n,,u
..,. VINO, ,.', -, :, v ,.ho al.;,rs o,o
-, |.ia,I si.,,'I.ss ~,
.',." :, .r;.,,,tar;aS ~ - 49, W.
- <,.f..i,s nTnntios The S,,;,
..' -, w., ISaIaro1 Corrt and
- .l...-, J"I,r ~, ~ Ssnias
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an AND AFTER MAY 1sr, 1874, the
~ business heretofore conducted uud. the Hrnn.
name of BROWN, PEMRERroS & Co. will be car
rica on under the name Of ID. q. DAVIS 4 Co,
who will keep always on hand large stock Of
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. aud LIQUORS,
$50 barrels 4, 4. {. and Z IELLOW SUGARS
100 barrels Crushed, Powdered, and Granulatsd
SUGARS;
so barrels leu-Srade YELLOW SUGARS,
so barrels Porto Rico MOLASSkS.
50 barrels Prime 10 Choice SYRCPS,
so barrels Common SGRUPS,
IS tierccs Prime LEAF LARD.
40 hogsheads SHOULDERS and SIDES
30 :ierces Choice SUG AR-CCHED HAMS, can
yascd and uncanvzScd;
Is GcrceS SUGAk-CURED SHOULDERS, can
vased and uncanyaSed;
Is boxes BREAkFA FAST BACON, small sizes:
Full line LAGUAGRA and RIO COFFkEs,
$50 boxes SOAP, various brands:
100 boxes Prime Factory CHEESE.
100 barrels Prime Bright EASTERN her
100 barrels Extra and Superfne FLOUR,
25 barrels VINEGAR.
Also. 4 full assortment of
TEAS, BUCKETS, HRooMS, WRAPpISG-PAPBR,
TOBACCO. RICE, CANDLES,
UoRSFORp'S POWDERS, PEPPRR,
SPICE. HUSBAND, GINGER,
BRUSHES. NCTAEGS, STARCH,
ESS COFFEE. SODA. MATCHES
BLEACHING, &c, &c.
Also. . full line
LIQCoRS and CIGARS.
my lin u. y. DAVIS & CO.
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uTALLACE's UNITED STATES RE-
w PORTS. volume II.
Gritty On Contracts, 3 volumes.
Hroom's Legal M.ixims.
American Reports, 10 volumes. Bigelou's Insu-
rance Reports, volumes. Volune Abootti
United States Digest Doctor and student.
Famous Trials: Tichborue, Mrs. Wharton 3, &c.
HorIigau's Cases Of SelfDefeuce. English Reports,
8 Volumes Bylcs on Bills. Taylor's Land!ord q
and Tenant, aud all other new WORKS, AZ n, 10
Main street RASbOLIh " A-NoA-Aoa'
my l-d&w
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The petition Of Alice Mason Sumner, for
merly married to the late Senator Sumner,
for permission to change her name to Alice
Mason, was granted by Judge Ames In the
Probate Court at Boston on Monday.
Harvard University has decided to spell
the name "ShakSpere," instead of Shake.
speare." as has been its custom.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May l2.-Flour fayors buyers
Wheat dull choice white, $3.50. Corn nriner
sso ar white, s6@ssc.; southern yellow, $50
Sfcc Oats quiet; southern, CSC. Rye &lG
sl;0S, Provisions quiet. Mess pork, Si7.25G
sin2o. Shoulders, 74c. Coffee quiet. WhIskey
quiet al 9Se. Sugar quiet at 97SlD1 DC.
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And corresponding low rates to ali points w EST.
NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
Families and parties emigratlng TO the West Will
be furnished with rates from 20 to so per cent.
ed through.
For tickets or information apply to j. G. DA1IE,
s. W. Agent Greensboro, N. g.; II. PECKHAM,
Agent, Broad and seventeenth streets; CAREERS
Union Ticket ONCE, S26 Main street, or 10
EDGAR YLIET,
ap29-1m G. P. &. T. Agent, Richmond, vs.
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The SANTANA Company,

New YORK, May 12.-Application was
made in the Supreme Court to-day for an
order winding up the SANTANA Company and
appointing receiver for the eompany's pro.
nerty in this State. The decision OF the
conrt was reserved.
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CINCINNATI kApREra

C1SCEF4TI. May 12.-Flour dull and lower
at al s4:o0gt6.S6. Corn steady at 73@75c. Pork
firm: steam, 1Oa@llc Bacon active and nrm
some sales hisheri shoulders, 7c.; clear rib, 9Ic
clear, IRREGULAR, selling at 1901 O}zi Oxc, cosina
at Csc,
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DICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY, cor
Below post office Mauufaciurs OF ali Irunks
ali sizes aud styles ladies' Trunks gentlemen sa
rrI.lty Made i'm the best manner, and SOLO at AhG
below New York prices. Old Trunks rcpairsa aa0
made good as new. New covers put on ene S}rs
. my 1-eQilRH vSAE2 tsHSe A''
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May II, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-White 33S bushels.
CoRS.-While, S46 bushels. ......
OATS.-300 bushels
hEAL.--34 bushels
SALES.
CohS.-White, $50 bushels ON private tarma
hEAL.-34 bushels bolted at 92c.
RE-EXH1BITED.
CoRH.-White, so bushels.
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The Famine In Anatolia.
North Carolina Press Association.

NUTt2 OtkTOIHIh<s hCoS zxSSOS1s"eH0H1s
RALEIGH. May 12.--The State Press Asso-
citation assembled here to-day, Major Joseph
A. Eugehard presiding. There is large
attendance, and the deliberations are harmo'
NOUS. The Board of Trade are entertain
ing the press, and the citizens are co0pera-
ting heartily.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, May l2.-Flour steady and IN changed
mixed, 77a soc. Whiskey held higher no sales sales
Pork higher: Is. Bacon finn shoulders, 7Yc.
clear rib, 10410hc.: clear, lOaGlOHc Lar
nominally Zoe.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS

LOUISVILLE. May 12.-Flour unchanged. Corr
$17.75. Bacon-Shouldcrs, 7ac.; clear rib, 9Hc.
clear, 10aac Lard-Tierce, 11@114011hc; Keg
11a@12c. WhiSkey firm; 9oc. offered 96c
asked.
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Fast Tim @.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May l2:-Iom boW,,ns
won the mile-and-a halt dasn to-day III Z:ots
the tasted time recorded.
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Engineer and Superintendent.
II r. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. ap20
R1cHnoHD, Yokx EIyKR AND CH1sAPEAx1f
RAILROAD CoMPASY, Z

RICHMOND, YORK ENER AND CHxsAPEAx1f
RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
RIcHMoNp. April IL, 1874.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRlk
OelsT, PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRA1Na
on pIaSsESGEH TRAIN FOR West Point leaves
Richmond at 2. n, and tralu ron sst roas
will arrive Ut Richmond At l0:lo a. %. oahS tSua
fhs sMandid steamers Havana and sue WIZ run
In ronnectiOn with this road anu VIII isSs 80
Point daily (Sundays excepted) on tbe Srrr - s
trsin which leaves Riot monc 1t I. NJ
Rstimore next mornir In ample TIME 70 oo pi,i
with traHs FOR the Nor.b and west anu ,ease ast
more daily (Sundays excepted ~ r n;S S.cesI
| ir q at West Point with the train due ~ hichno
at next morning so6 O
| Faret 20 Baltimore ..~....>..'',...'.-~s n nj
To Baltimore ana return... ......-- ~
Fare TO Philadelphia. ................. Ok
TO Philadelphia and return..'....... x "a
Fare to New York q OK
To New York and return. 1900. 70. 10 @o,}x
| FREIGHT TRAIN, for through nc,Sns a. 3
/ leaves Richmond daiiy tMondays exeepsssyt sas
| IT:3O A. AZ, connecting with steamers y, wmeys
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore eat's AsA'
EREIe;HT TRAIN, With passenger G.. ss'S Saiut
| for freight between Richmond and est ..rr.3
leaves Richmond on Mondays Wednssffs sss5 TUE
1 E1iiays Mt A. d. Local freight recsaSe1
days. thursdays, and Saiurdsys;;u % of.GrR.
I Superlntendent:
W.S. BRAGG. Master Trsnxporsa..on.- ~ -s
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

EunIuUu.
LONDON, May 12.-The steamship reported
lost is the Liberia and not the Siberia.
LONDON, May PA special dispatch from
St. Petersburg to the Pail Mall Gazette says
that the Grand Duke Nicholas, brother Of
the Car, has been arrested, but upon what
charge is not known. His house was
searched by the police. There is great eX-
element in st. Petersburg in consequence
of the arrest.
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( ND DOMINION STEAMSHIP F1ss
~ COMPANY. 5000
END NHw

Thfs company will dispatch one or their spleayiS
stsamars.OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
ppEsLLL, kIGHM0ND. ALBEAARLE. HATTIE
n ruta.sDAY, FRIDAY, and 1UNDAY At biab
Insse ships are entirely new, and were bupt ex
rooney nave splendid saleons staserooms, bath.
surpassed. az" "s'en1Soo Sse A.
Goods shipped by this line are landed repu3ars7
a. NE ssr YORK on the Company's covered bier, 81
Freights Tor points beyond Nav York forwarded
with dispatch and no charge made excent 800
expenses incurred. ~ps ~~S~"1
Freight received until 6 P. IL. daily.
For further information, apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Asents
ap3 Office Companyfs whaYvea, Rockctta
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GROCERIES,, &c.

4 FRESH LOT OF THOSE CHOICE
~ NEW CROP TEAS at reduced prices;
Best GUSeoWDER TEA at S1.25,
Nest OOL0NG TEA At 81 .25.
Fest ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA al 81 ,25
Bet JAPAN TEA al s1.25.
Lower grades IN proportion.
J.F. MEREDITH,
nlyl3 1loG Main street.
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psper.MIIs Burned.

WE11sBURG. w. VA, May 12.-The paper
mill Of Harvey & George was burned yes
terday. Loss, $4,000.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

CONTEMPORARIES.
DRANK VIANI,
Il CORNER SIXTH AND HULL STREETS,
MANCHESTER,
BON-TON COEFECTIONER,
has IN operation Wes'5 new patented lee-CTcam
Freezers, which enables him to supply
ICE-CREAM
In any quantity at shortest notice, delivered free OF
charge in any part Of the city.
Orders for families, excursions, ple-nies &C., re-
specially solicited.
Always on hand large stock OF fresh and pure
coufectoneries, cakes, fruits, nuts, &c.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & PoroasAc r. r. Coal
GEGL TICKET & FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE.
RICHMOND. October 18th, 1851
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, ---'.

RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO.
MAC RAILROAD.
2:S5 Pm. %
UP NIGHT NAIL leaves Byrd-strees seston at
IL 4. n. Except on Suudays) -
w ACCOMMODkTI0Nl leaves Bre0s-street sf,>
ton at Q z. d. Except Sundays.J
Down DAY NAIL arrives ut Eyrtstreet sta-
down NIGHT NAIL arrives at Byrd-street sta.
ton at $3.50 A. n. Except on Mondays.}
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives ~
Broad station at S:37 A. NJ Except on sun
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-street station.
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at $50
a. ID, connecting at Qnantico with the Aiexandrtx
aua frsuericksburg railway Returning arrfyse>
Broad.ssreet station on same days at l2 O'Clock
BY order Of General Superintendent.
j. u. GENTRY,
my1 General Ticket ard Freight gent
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PORT OF RICHhOND, MAY IL, 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY IS, 1874.
Sun rises.......... sol Moon .rises....... s2s
Sun sets. 6.59 High tide. .......... l 81
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neoEks, STATIONERY. dc.

A VALUABLE BOOK-THE ARCHI-
n TECT AND BUILDERS YADE-HECUM:
Containing Rules for Measuring and Prices for
Work and Material used In building. BY ALBERT
..This is an Invaluable little pocket manual for
builders architects, carpenters, measurers, &C.,
Enquirer. 49,. .,, ~ .h L,,5 T .ror
saw ". II Goodrich, Builder, Augusta, Ga.
:. II Is a valuable qualifications; supplies want
long fcIt.n-M J. Di1nmock, Architect.
pSrica 10 Mailed TO any address on receipt OF
the price. WOOD1oooH pnhiicba,s
III 3-cod3t SIe.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
new ioRK, May Foon.-stocks dull. Money,
.. Hoia, 1l2h. Exchange-Long, 4sss; short,
4si% governments dull and lower. Bond, Quiet
Ere"tng.-honey, S@4 Exchange dull and
heavy at 4sS. Gold weak and declined at 1,or
Rates for carrying, a@sk@4. Governments ac.
tive but little lower. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTrAoBK, May 12.-Yirgtnia consols, s1x
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s.FTNANEI9I,s.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, May 12, 1874.
!, soLD.-2,606 VIRGINIA deferred at IL, and SOC
Richmond city SIS at 90. tsE
GOLD. Bid xsEsa
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| The National Agricultural Congress.
ATLANTA, GA, May 12.-General Jackson,
| president of the National Agricultural Con-
gress, is here. Owing to misconnection,
| delegates are arriving slowly. The presi-
dents address will be delivered Thursday.
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

4
so bags RIO and LAGUAYRA COFFEE;
100 boxes and cansters OSBORN PREPARED
JAVA COFFEE:
$50 barrels prime bright EASTERN HER
RINGS:
hogsheads DEMERERA SUGAR;
e0hogsheadS NEW ORLEANS SUGAR;
100 boxes CREAM CT EESE;
rs hogshcads BACON, sides and shoulders;
200 barrels EXTRA AID FINE FLOUR.
Also. fun assortment of REFINED SUGARS,
LIQUORS, TOBACCO. TEA. &C. for sale low by
NH 20 ROGERS & MCCANCE.
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| K Or NE,WsYORH 1.-THE leSss
-. Oid Dominion Steamship Compauy's
| antsTIHmns hp iKICHM0ND Captain READ, Win sd
fhIDA1, May 15th. At q O'Clock r. W. = =
Freight received until o'clock p ri
through bills OF lading sjgrad ann oooSs Cos,
Taraed with dispatch to all points norin. sosfi,
east, and west; also, 10 foreign ports -
Passenger acconm odations nnsuruaas
t- 20 New 1orK $12; steerage, s1; round
For freight or passage apply TO =, 7 7
W. ALLEN a CO.. A1anta
NY 1857 Company's W hars. Racssiss. I
CoNAAD LINE: &c.
Tickets to aud from ALL POINTS INEUROpE
~ the celebrated cUNARD AINE =,
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY
GENERAL RAILROAD TIgKEE-oYskrn
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
THROUGH TICKETS TO all pr,nc,p., ,o,,,.
III, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST pin All
1a!khOhD and STEAMSHIP LINES,
5,A1GAGE GHECkED from hotels am, private
oy me. hatse same 10 1t dspoas Wv
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED ROB
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY
Tickets sold al our Offices. Informatlon ehe..-
Iully given as TO all roHiess
Principal office. S26 Main street. and branch Of.
dee Mt Exchange Hotel A. w EARpEp W
APP 6-2m .---.- prost.ta2,,
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THE CARLISTs CLAIM A VICTORY.

THE CARLlSTS CLAIM A flCTof1.
BAYoSSE, May 12.-The Carlists claim a
victory in the recent engagement between
q body of Carlists under Don AlphonSo and
a force of Republicans. They say that $50
of the Republicans were killed and 45C
taken prisoners.
France.
PARIS, May ia large fire last night
in the Bastile quarter rendered two hundred
persons homeless. Several were burned to
death.
The National Assembly met to-day
There was no message from the President
Officer. Of the bureaus Of the Assembly will
be elected tomorrow.
The Famine in Anatolia.
CossTANT1SoPLE, May 12.-There Is no
abatement of the famine in Anatola. Re-
ports from all sections Of the country are OF
the most doleful character. Many persons
have starved to death.
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Death of m Editor.

BOSTON, May 12.-Rev. DIR. Marven, man
aging editor of the Dolly Ne,cs, Is dead.
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RAIIHO4p LIHEs.

-
4 II IL
Il R1CBzoSDAxD RETnRssBRa RArI-1
Il .71s.stt.! s4eta a:s6 $50 ROAD COMPANY. I
/ 6OMMENC1NG MAY s15TH, 1874 trains
~ on this road will rnn AZ follows:
nc LEAVE RICHMOND soUTH III
| COS 4. n, MAIL Str,-
day. eounecting for afl points sonih
S sa Mss TSksRss sstss5ss suu-
day., with coach attached, for Peter7-
burg and stations on the Southside
Iosd, LynchlurR, and the West.
's' a 5a sI} nsn aa dn, daily sSnsessng
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
thfodgh from Richmond ~ Savannah.
Passengers taking This train win
make close connection at Petersburg
Ss' g riss .sssS , ssy eseeDs sundsy
L7AvE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:zs A. L.. FREIGHT TRAIN da,ly (excepk
,.oo sundayl With coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectinx
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
SOS P. NJ, FaEIGHr daily Except sunday,
s:25 P. H., yHRoUGM NAIL daily except Sum
day), connecting with Rfclnonds
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
Tor all points Eastand West. Pullman
Sleeper attached running through to
,,, IDe aAIL TRAINS win not stop between Rich
1 monn ana Petsrsour2 except at Manchester ana
Passengers from Glover Hin iieave 4, e:soA.
"A and returning leave Richmond as l:4U r. n
HiL e TsRiS Sssns ssy,ns WIN start
my IL A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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VHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-on and after SUNDAY, April Ia.
1874, passenger trains will run AS follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
$50 A. M. MALL TRAiN.-For Gordonsvllle,
CharIottesy vile. Staunton White sulphur. Hinton.
and all intermediate stations daily Except Sunday,
arryns at sS o panee
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexandria, Washington,
and the North, and 1T Charlottesville for Lynch
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga ana the
'V 4:4s P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-For
GOrdOusyille ana ~, intermediate static daily lex
eept Sunday, arriving ut Gordonsvilie ut e:3o <.
$50 P. NJ. cIScINN ATT ExpREss.-7For Cor
louisville, Charlottesville, stanton, Goshen, NH
boro,, Coyington, White Sulphur and all stations
west OF While Sulphur daily iexSep, Saturday, ar
irving at Huntington at $50 Z. III. This train
and the North, and for Lynchb4rg Bristol,
and the South. ana at huntlngtoL WIN sieame, ,
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati ana all ponts
West and Southwest arriving al Cinc'nhau ~ . a.
baggage checked through.
| For through tickets rates, anc inforlnauon, APP
ply at S26 Nain street, Ballard and Exchange no
e or the companys Office Broad irSeI isd SIX
| General Passenger and Ticket Agent
AHP PERRY, General superintendent .aD 10
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND sUrEEINTENpEST'l
h1chAoS P1 HTD oN VA April 80. 1874. ,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
y FRIDAY, May /, 1S74.-souTmERE E4r r.. .ss
Observation-Disclosures hlchRoud al o:oSAs ~. ~, rev :,
Danyille at 1908 r. NJ: arrives ~ dreehs1Wo ~
3:43 p. NJ. and Charlotte NJ +. M. ,s,..s,-
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORB EAfnAo1 10
ward|-ieaves Charlotte ut Sss3 a: 20, ssa NJ
Greensboro at l:15 P. NJ, DansiEe AZ 35o . 4. IA
BurEevile at sos P. NJ. and arrives AZ hlshnono
at IL: O2 p. M. This train CONNECTS ~ CnAfI1 .
with trains on the Atlanta and Rfsnmono AL-Lin'
railroad from New Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery,
Atlanta, and all points South and Senthwe5.
THROUGH MAIL {westwaTde Leaves htcIuppIa. |.
at 1888 p. NJ; leaves Dauvtlle at Voc e. "a. Z
arrives. at Greensboro III 1898 A. ~ hlNes 90
Charlotte at ESQ A. ID. This train csnhecs, -
Charlotte with trains on the Charlotte, CeauLoLs
aEtl Atlanta, and Atlanta uh6 Richmond ATKINS
railroad for Atlanta Mobile, New Orleans, Eciua-
bia, Augusta Savannah, Charleston, Macon, C0laln-
bus, and alb points South and Southwest. falaca
fleepiDg-Car on trains from Richmondto New or-
leans.
THROUGH MAIL Observation-Disclosures Charlotte 81
2 p. n. leaves Greensboro aI 2.lS A. d. leaves
Danvillc ut S:26A. n. leaves Burkevilie NJ -
A. M; arrives 80 Richmond ut 2:93 p 81. TIL.
train connects ut Burksville with trains on the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg and poiIses Southwest. 1. .EA
LYRCHBURG PASSENGER observation-disclosures
Richmond at 9s42 A.. Nj; arrives at Burkevie Al
1881 P. M; arrives at Lyrchburg at $40 p. d
BURKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eastward
teaves Burkeyille ~ 4:S5 A. ~; arrives ut Rich
Through tickets sold to all points South and South
vest, aud baggage checked through.
"S''' T. N. K. YALCOTT,
Engineer and Superintendent.
HIT, DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. ap2.
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JOOK AT THIS AND ECONO-as

T OOk At THIS AND ECONO-N.
IL MIZE. AND BUY WORK MADE ATGRA
HOME.-IIadies' Serge Button Boots SOLO II r..
eIs Eroad street between Second and Third streets,
for Ladies Serge bace 25eFI TOR ~ lie
E W. Rnt1n Boots, SIS 10 $3.50; Mi sses Serge
lace Gaters from ii rs 10 1925; Lac les' French
Calf Lace Boots. 1915; Misses, { all, good
70 "a: Lanles' Pebble Goat Button Boots, $3.50;
Iadies' Pebble Goat Lace Boots az ESQ; Misses,,
Pr Caters from 81 TO IS Boys,r om IS 10 $3.50
Hovs, tirst-class Calf Shoes, $2.5U.
Ihidren's Shoes sold az low hS Ores,
Iii work manufactured By me warranted, aud no
other kind sold: so,o
Parues wishing TO buy Eoot BOOTS ana . SHOES
wa Respectfully, HEY RI G. BoSCAEs.
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T AIDES AND MISS Esq SERGE Wa
Ii LACE anu BUTTOf. CATERS, $500
Ladies' and Misses serf sc Foxed aud Button eAA'
Ladies' and Misses Z rench, Black Md, and Serge
CROQUETS;r
Maria Aaoln ssp UskI nS other STYLES of SLIP.
PERS aud " ALKiNG SHOES; pr,,cs Al.
Gentlemen's ,oys'. and Youths Can tpia and ex
bert OK JkD5, TIES, Sc'' oo1' piain' "AN
Chdreny and Infants Coo;ed and Black Sp Re-.
and and sLiPPgRs in en ,rats variety 'D3'
cfiE r ea Iof g elii! MsDh TO ORDER M
GU .KihIN I 10 FIT. REPAIRING neatly
I'D promptly done.
1 Speciai a''e IuH Il, 81. ROSCHEN SUN. &
! 10, sos aud 511 Broad street.
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cG HOGSHEADS PRIME CLEAR RIB.
~ SIDES. IN store aud for sale by
my 7-3teod CHARLES T. WORKMAN.
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xETELLE,

offers to his frienas and the public eyary
article for the te and all the luxsEies OF sea anu
land and every latitude, from the lakes 70 the fo
ncsall ssryst, on his tables to srder and furnish
ed to parties and families.
His BAR is still supplied with the very oess IL
oUORS and BREWEI3 DRINKS.
III, arrangements for OYSTERS are the best
Such Oysters Us arr served at his restaurant cannon
be found elsewhere. "A ~
Come friep lis, and test my assertions. Anu "
all, the comT dments Of the season. o,rr,rv
de "a 1GI G1.---