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The Portland daily press., 1874-07-14

To exhaust still further the vitality of already
feeble Invalid with sharp evacuants and other strength
destroying medicines. No case of dyspepsia, liver
complaint constipation, neavous weakness or peri
odic fever was ever cured in that way. What the
de5ilital ed sufferer needs is a remedy in which the
properties OF invigorant stimulant, a mild
aperient, sedarive, and blood depurient com
bned, and Hostetters Stomach Bitters is the only
preparation before the world in which these essen
tial sanitary elements united in the proportions
necessary to overcome disease without prostratng
the patient This agreeable and potent vegetable
elixir is in the truest of the word restorative
for it restores the strength of the body reesabish
the functional regularity. enriches the degenerate
ed blood, and clears the clouded brain,
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-14

The product of the cotton mills in Aucusta.
has this year greatly exceeded that of last wear.
This property of the Messrs. Sprague is reckon
ed among the most valuable of their posses
sions.
Mr.. Charles Bradbury of Boston. fell from
one of the windows of johnson Brothers
apthecary shop in Augusta, Saturday, a dis
lance OF thirty feet to the ground. He was
taken up in an insensbe condition. His hin
was dislocated but no bones broken. He was
comfortable Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-14
DE. BICKNELL's SYRUP

Cures Bowel or Simmer Complaints.
Being composed largely of Brandy, Spices and
simple astringents, without particle of Opiae has
proved after 25 yeaIs' trial superior to any other
article for Dysentery, Diarrh@a, Cholera Morbus,
Choera-l nfantum, Cole, Cramp, Sick OF Sonr Stom-
pcity relied upon in the most severe cases. yet so
simple and pleasant that it may be given tbs most
delicate infant 1t acts upon the SYSTEM like
upon wilted plant
Prepared only by Edward Sutton of Providence,
r. l, Sold by all dealers in medicines. jylsn3m
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-14
ALE'S
SUBSTITUTE FOR CASTOR oil

The most reliable and safe vegetable substitute for
Castor Oil ever compounded. Instantly relieves
Colc Cramps, DarrhGa, and all diseases of children
teethng. Causes natural and healthy sleep, gives
rest to mother and child regulates the bowels,
up, from suffering, puny weakness to strong and
robust 6ealth. A perfect medicine chest for our
tttte ones. Ohm % cents. by all dealers. Y3Snd3m
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The sloop Yacht Carrie 10 Let

On reasonable terms to responsible parties. In
quire of L. P. SENTER, with Gowe s. Greenough,
je24sntf E49 Middle Street.
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-14
MARINE N JEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, July IS.

Monday, July rs.
ARRIVED
Sch Sammy Ford, Allen. New York-old car wheels
to Portland Co.
Sch II II C, (Br) -, Sheet Harbor, NS-canned
goods to j w Jones.
Sch Nettie Walker, Drew Machas
Sch Sarah. Baker, Bapgor-staves to Geo Paine.
Sch Neptune. Bunker, Cranberry Isles.
Sch Buena Vista, Rines. Wiscasset.
Sch Capitol, FAIR, Boothbay.
Sch Josie, Look. Boston for Addison.
Sch Franklin Pierce, Sinson Boston for Bangor.
Sch Maine Lord Boston for Sullivan.
Sch II l. Curtis. Mann, Salem for Bangor.
Sch VIM Leggett, Arey, Bangor for Hartford.
Sch Gem, Sears. Bangor Tor Harwch.
Sch Onward, Lowell. Bangor tor New York.
Sch VIM Carroll. Nichols. Bangor for Boston.
Sch A l. Fitch, Fitch, Bristol for Gloucester,
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-Henry
Fox.
Sch Calista Magee, New York = Move, Cole g
Benson.
Sch Louisa, Preble, Boston-James & Williams
Sch Rose, Stickney, Eastport- Nathl Blake.
Sch Sarah. Knight. Sedgwick-Nathl Blake.
Sch Fair View, Alley, Wiscasset.
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-14

Barque Idella Berry, Berry, at New York from Ba-
Ion IS w, and had heavy westerly gales twenty two
days; off Cape Good Hope, split lower topsaI start
ed headra and sprung aleak requiring the constant
use of the pumps in heavy weather.
Sch Allie Bickmore from New York for Fernan-
dina, went ashore 18th at Long Branch, but may
come off without damage.
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-14

May 25 lat % As s. Ion 20 f, ship Pendleton,
from Akyab for Falmouth. Z.
June IL. lat 50, lon 62, sch NJ Rich, from Bruins
wick. Ga. for Rio Janeiro.
June 20, lat As, lon So Al. brig Raven, from New
Haven fol Barbados
June &C. lat 43 Is, Ion so, ship Henry Fish, from st
John. NIB, for Liverpool.
July lat 40, Ion 81, ship Freedom, from Liverpool
for New York.
July 10, lat SO 49, lon "a 80 sch Hattie Ross from
Wilmington for New York.
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delphia with coal, is consigned to Jos Poor s. Bro.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
SULLIVAN, July I0-Ar, schs Eagle, Bennett ;
c S Dyer. Foster; Henry Clay, Williams, and Shaw
NUT. StraJton, Boston.
July 12-Sld, scns Omaha. Wooster, for New York;
May Queen, Moon, and Nepon ct, Wooster, Boston;
j Coolidge, Dyer, Portland; Hattie A White, new)
Belaty Boston.
BOOTHBAY, July Gar, sch Ellen Perkins, Ban
gor for Dennis.
July s-Ar, schs Hattie Lewis, Coleman, Bangor
for Dover; Sailor Boy, Colson, Calais for Portland.
Sid, schs Northern Light Orne, Boston; Charlie
Steaoman, Dunton, New York.
July 0-Ar, schs Gem, Sears, Bangor for Haver-
hill; Herald, Frisbie, Boston for Bangor.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Boston 18th, sch Caleb Eaton, from Baracoa.
Ar at Montevideo May %, barque Saml b Hale,
Matthews, POI bland.
Ar at Buenos Ayres May &C. barque Ella, Oliver
Portland, (Mch 25; 9th, brig Carrie Wnslow Welsh
do. (Meh 20)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-20
r,hIe Gen enniai.

pbl,adssfphh TOOK up tke centsnniaf -
though It beseDged Eto l,sr, by right ofstiie
eracksd bell hid independence Hall. B lEal
thcre are so ssnany PLACES that were n it
classic by extgencies aad conflicts insthe
struggle for independence that naturally the
action of Philadelphia copjurcs Up COMPETE
tors that feel resentment at the arrogance OF
theeity of 8 BFotherly Love- There wasthe
old Mecklenbnrg declaration-in North caro-.
lina-the' :" give me liberty or give me death :,
in Old Virginia--tea and Bunker Hill. ID
Boston--NeW York had q deal to do with
the Continental Congress and the gfea'
struggle; and exc Governor PoRTzs Is making M
on: strong claim to revolutionary proni''
nence for South Carolina, trodden, as sue -
in the dust By the heel Of bsrbarism.
So, naturally we say, the issue comes UP
whether Philadelphia is the peculiarly n'tlnR
place for the centennial; and those VINO
question her right are fast looking to WASH
inotou as the compromise ground where all
can meet and none feel III at case on the score
Of an uumerited preference given to any.
The reasoning is good, and we gracefully &C
ou;esce in it. Notwithstanding our unques-
toned loyalty and love for Philadelphia we
are constrained to so for Washington. Iaere
is our common governmen!-there we sna'l
be at homeland there, best of ali, Is o plenty
of money!
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City Annexation.

A bill is pending for the consolidation OF
the city and county of New York under one
municipal government. The p:opriety OF
the consolidation of Brooklyn with New
York is discussed very earnestly, and when
toe bridge across East river is completed
This Consolidation will take place. There Is
an irresistible force in the tendency TO con-
solidaton in all cIses where two or more
towns are situated SO Us to be in contact
The interests of the Inhabitants of the sepa'
rate towns so strongly demand their union
under one government that sooner or later
that urion must take place. And this shows
The folly-the supreme and indetenslo!e
iolly-of the Richmond city government IN
rudely rejecting the proposition OF Manehes'
ter to be united with Richmond.
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nops and Sheep.

The oranges in Virginia are increasing IN
number and power. They are understood
to be united upon the Dog-snd-sheep ques-
tom. e., d, gs Or Sheep And they be-
ing sensible men-as the farming community
always is-take the right side. Dogs be-
come daily of less value and sheep are daily
increasing In value. Dogs were of especsa!
service 10 clearing out the "varmints'" in
fox.hunting, primitive days; but now in
one fox hunt dogs will do more
damage to crops than will all the
beasts of prey, other than themselves
in a year. On the other hand, sheer
are great element Of wealth. They furnish
the very best food for the table, and they
give us the best clothing for winter. Shal
there be any doubt which of the two te
choose-sheep or dogs! They cannot live
together in peace in the same district SHEEP
cannot prosper where there are dogs. Thu
oranges know this, and they demand some
degree of abatement of the dog nuisance
The legislators would best conciliate thu
oranges.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-20

To Observation-Disclosures the inief'
esce YOU drew from our last report on the
moon and the weather, we ask your attention
TO the following. Last Monday there was a
new moon at all of the places named below
and also the kind of weather mentioheo
Boston, clear; Cheyenne, cloudy Chicago,
clear Cleveland, clear; Corrne, Utah, clear
Denver, Col, clear; Detroit, clear; Duluth
cleur: knoxville, Tenn, fair Milwaukee,
clear. Montreal, light snow New York, far )
Norfolk, Va, clear; Oswego, cloudy; ZEN
bina, D. T., clear; Philadelphia, clear; po.'
Stanley, cloudy Portland, Me-, clear f 1;nht
land, Oregon, light rain; Rochester r LII
snow; San Francisco, threatening; . w r"J'
cloudy; Virginia City, Mon, c'eaf A''
inpton CITY, clear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-20

IsrLATIos.-A careful CANVASS was made.
to dav to ascertain as nearly as possible how
the vote would stand In full Senate on the
Question s.Shail there be an increase In the
volume Of paper currency, without regard
to its character that is, whether it shalt be
legal notes or bank circulation :" The re-
suit was that, leaving out Of the canvass the
names Of three senators whose probable ac-
ton is so doubtful "a to make 1t Impossible
TO count them on eishes SIDE, the Senase
would stand: Against expansion ofany kid,
so; fbr.exparsion OF some Kind, So. In shs
thirty were counted two or three senseers
who may favor free banking II i is aSeom-
panied with eone provision for ssae re-
demptiou of gresnbaeks In coin or BENDS
but otherwise they viii stand sa,saiy 70
the issue or mora paper Of cry kind. On
| thu other hand, the thirty-ntne expansionist'
Include all who ara known 10 be 10 taYof o
some kind of iasrsase = Ne,s York Iraonne
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To TIE LUNARIASs.-We agree with our
correspondents in Middlesex and Roanoke
counties that the question whether the moon
has any influence upon the weather Is one to
be settled by experience; aud we therefore
reproduce the following, written by an
esteemed clergyman Of this city, as sufficient
to show that the question has been settled in
that uery ,oay:
IL have had the curiosity to exam!ne some
records which have carefully kept, simply
for my own satisfaction, for number OF
years, to get the testimony Of facts on the
subject. selected the day Of new moon,
and the fourth day thereafter IS being about
halfway between that and the first quarter,
aud have compared these two through the
space Of l44 lunar months. Or nearly twelve
years. beginning with 1861. find that OIL
the IA days Of 'new moon there was fall.
ing weather on Al, and that the occasions OIL
falling weather when the moon was four
days old were 81"
This statement must have escaped the no
tice of our correspondents aforesaid.
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.gEaTssSE.

-, tps,..,,.ss SgslAkERY VfHHz .gNIusat
,. die, ~ Il W snd lien Rosesfsef
Ing Illness. 5 ..ss,s., h,ye the sympathy Cfsn
,5gsts daax,.er a loving sis sng wile sy
mourn they have eSn On @ sfor
pnre spirit has ,sa e,stsTed Int sne lesss
no. wry VIII take place from H1nsI
church THIS ridayl hTTEhSsitU ne fa ~ are in
The friends and acquaintance " sii' ~ 1's
n,ad IN the Sd day OF February, 1874, ~ 1 s.t
res er.cs OF ner farhcr, ,s,5 1yyi
Wllntng,epF laya9pa soinntSS; Nv years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-20

The Lynchbhrg Republican does not read
the Chicago Times, or it would not pro.
nouuce 1t Democratic paper. Tits Of all
the papers that come to this Office the most
bitter enemy Of. the old Democratic party.
II is infdel, or atheistic, or maierislistic, we
hardly know which 10 no-religion. In poll
tics, It advocates hard money, q revenue Ia
riff, 81. M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-20

flourish. trumpcts! Strike aaam ln,l ef wnmcn.r
Let not the he'i'ci'' '' Shakespeare
The saloon.keepers of Toledo nave em,
ploycd band to drown out the prayers anu
SONGS Of the women and put to flight their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-20
ng GREAT BARGAINS
WINTER DRESS GOODS
AND
SPRING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

7. r. PRICE s CO.
are selling great bargains In many nice goods
left over.
PlQUES, LINEN LAWNS,
FANCY CAhBRICS,
VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPPED MUsLISs. LIGHT POPLINS.
.1so FANCY STRIPED aud CHECKED SILKS,
for spriuy and summer, at half value. ia 81
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AsD surERrsrEspyyT,
RICHMOND AND DASYILLE hAILgOAe Co
RICHMOND, VA. December 7, 1874
OF. TRAINS,

Train No: l-SoUTHERN EXPRESS Leaves Rich.
moud Mt sos A. 81; arrives at BurkeyllIe a, s.oo
A. NJ, arrives at Danviife at Z. NJ, arrIyps =,
Greensboro at $50 i. NJ. I"
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND Ns,ytyoor
ExPREss-leaves Greensboro at l:l5 p. NJ: Az.
rives at Danville Ut 1862 p. b., arrives a. B,rke.
vile at S:04 p. n, arrives at Richmond at ,09
L. 81. ..eH.
Train. No. 3-THRoCGn MAII-leayes Richmond
ut :4S 2, a.. arrives at Burkcyc at $3.50 M
arrives ut DanSIle IT 35S +. n, arrives 1t Greeus
boro' ut l $50 A. ".
No. 4-rnRoUGE MAIL--ltavcs Greensboro n
2:1 5 A. M: arrives at Lanvie at 5:24 a. 81, ar.
rves at Rurkeyille At 1895 A. H.. arrives at K!eh-
mODd at 2:32 P. NJ. .,--..
Train No. 5-LYSCHBCRG PASSESG ER-lpaycs
Richmond at 9:42 4. NJ; arrives at Burxeyille a,
12:39P. a.; arrives at Lynehburg al 4:40 p. u.
Train No. 8-BUREEvnLE ACCOMMODATING
leaves Lynchburg at $50 p. NJ, leaves RurseyIlle
at 4:35 A. 81. arrives ut Richmond ut 1853 A. ".
Train No. 4 connects ut Burkeville with trains
on III. Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad from
Lynchburg and the South. Pullman palan-aa
run from Richmond tn Charlotte and from Char.
lotte to Atlanta and New Orleans withoG, change.
Train No. makes close connection ut Charlotte
with trains on the Atlanta ant Richmond Airline
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery. Mobile, He1
Orleans, and all poiuts South ard Southwest.
Through tickets sold TO oil points south and SOUTH
west, and baggage checked through.
! 7. n. z. TALcOTT,
de9 Engineer and superintendent.
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~HAMBURG EDGINGs AND IN

~HAMBURG EDGINGS AND IN
sEETINGS.-The assortment Of these goods which
we now exhibits well worthy OF the affection Of
purchasers. Having imported our stock direc
from the manufacturers enables US not only to
show STYLES exclusively our own, bnt also TO offer
them nj mucn below regular prices. We Also call
particular attention to our stock OF
MBxOIDEREO LINEN CHEMlSE YOhESr
BLACK GUIPURE CAPFS, @..t #..@ b.
LACE HAkDkERCH
LACE COLLARS and LACE TICIES,
all OF which we are enabled to sell very much be-
low regular prices LEVY BROTHERS,
fel9 1O17 and 1919 Maiu street.
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MT GENTLEMEN WILL FIND A

~ GENTLEMEN WILL FIND A
SILK, LINEN, and COTTON HANDKER-
CHIEFS; ..s-.
sCARFs, TIES, CRAYATS, and BOWS:
LaMBSyOOL, MERIEO, THREAD, COTTON,
aud COUNTRY-KNITS SOCKS; a
SUBSCRIBERS.
MERfN0, COTTON, and LAMBsW DOL SHIRTS
and DRAWERS;
Fine DRkSS SHIRTS.
BUCKSkIN GARMENTS,
NIGHT CAPS,
SHIRT-BOoOMS.
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
PAPRR COLLARS and CUFFS.
partIcul,r attention is called to the DIGkESS
snd CROMWELL LINEN COLLARS at soc. per
dozen, and The RECHERCHE COLLARS at Soc.
per dozen-ali worth 1880 per Cozen.
REGIJERC,HE CUFtS at 81 per dozen worth Il
or -. - LEVY BROTH Frs.
Look mt the LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at
$3.50 per dozen. st.. Ie 10
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MILITARY NOTICES.
GROCERIES, &c.

TUNNELS GUNUINE ESSENCE OF
IL I!OFFEE makes pound of coffee go as far
as three or four pounds and tastes stronger Really
good article for families when coffee Is so hlch
: Also, TEA NECTAR, n delicious black tea with
q greeii-tea flavor; very popular. For sale BY
So i Q s. L. DOVE.
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m- THE BEST TooTH-POWDER.

NJ PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly oderess. Always sni'
form. Illuminating qualities superior TO gas Burns
In any lamp without danger of exploding or taSins
DIRE. Manufactured expressly TO displ1ce the Use
volatile and dangerous oils. It's safety under every
possible test, and It. perfect burning qualities, are
proved by its continued Ise in over 100000 iaIni
lies Millions Of gallons have been sold ana: no &c,
Internationally or iadisectiy-nas ever oecirfe'
from burning storing, or handlin: 1t.
The insurance conparies aad fire com miasious,s
throughout the country recommend she Aoi n ~ = =
rs the best safeguard wacn lamps are usS"' 0ei~
tor circular.
For s,,e at retail, by the trade Ssner1sstr, ana u
wholesale by the prupzsetors. CHARLES tEAti
g. CO.. 1903 Fulton street, New YORK.
oc 1T-d&w6m -E& 1 s.
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THE pHNITESTIARY BILL.

The special order OF the day being called
for. the Senate proceeded to its CONSIDERS :
tior,-.-viz, the bill to provide for leasing %
the penisentiary; which was discussed a.'u
finally ordered to be enSrossed ana feau
third time.
A d;oiIrnod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-20

FLANNELs, FLANNELs, FLAN-
widths and qualities: CoTTUN and WOOL ELAN;
MEL; SILK WARP FLANNEL; SHAhER and
WELSH FLANNEL; PLAID, STRlPED; and
RED, BLUE, WHITE, and GREY TWlhLED
FLA MEL. Also. BL EACH Ed and Q NBLEACA-
~ - =. LEVY BROTHERS.
The best SEWING-MACHtNEO OIL at &C. per
bottle. &c ~
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~ A FEW SETS OF FURS will be
sold cheap. rs we do not wish to carry them over
the season.
sale prices;
BLANK Els at astouishngly low prices
HONEY-COMB and MARSElLLES QUILTS ~
great bargains;
CL0kKS ut IS, worth double the money;
WATERPROOF CLOAkS, in all styles and quail
ties, very cheap;
SHETLAND SHAWLs as low as 81 so each;
NUBIAS, HOODS, and SCARES lower than eyer
Best SEWING-MACaINE OIL, is cents per bot
rio fe13
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.,... ys..0Alb KsNI4
m
QYE1CEsgICHMOyDAs Avn pnr.s =. q
I 49, 9HAfLhOIE II.agns.sSURGi

/
j 'ns'ess;a.lcalx E M sp rsrssssrna,
Inn AEDSAFTfiR JAHTrAKYinsEJ
Straifls on THIS road viii nm IL fgI,o..., 1914
M aadtSF III: rssnr ,sHxe hsiisas'o,d 81 sos
1aIoP III md vs. sS' r II. 'ea'e Pc'trsSsss q 4
I; leS;o5 a, a. MAIL TgAIs Soe, NJ, :,
soe On n ass sss p s 9. as s,
NORFOLK 81 / ssie,f,ss1lg e. ssssayss
Riesnssd at Agand Petersabs s.s is,ss
acbeo leave EchmsnI sSs r.lss;snsgz
and Z. D. daily, except sandays; re,,,r1s :. u.
re.ers , a. 100 A. - and AGO p. ~ .ses.s
The Nail fRA1Ns VIII. no, atom he,,,.
mond and Petersburg except at har.hssn,os asi:
Passengers from Clover Ell, s,,, ,..x.
81, a.se ETe,mGEnsIs leave keh.sna q, 2p.
ALL TEAMS leaving Petersburg viii s,,..
T sSs' EspsocAxs
ia % General Ticket and nd'i HIN Jn.,
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Pan
" ROAD.-on and after January IL, ISL =.
passenger IaIas VIII run rs follows: 's'o
FROM RICHMOND.
MAIL TRAM.-For GordonsvIlle. ,s.s
Vile; StaunDon. White Sulphur. Hinton ,il US
termetsats stations daily Except sandsst,;s y:
a. 81. This train connects at GorJor5,SnitoSo
Orange, Cnipeper, Wsrrenten, MANASSAS. Alr,.nef
a .1i Washington, AND me North aud at C.a-i6;s
nooga. and the South. Saatti-
ACCoMMoDATIoS-For Go-tousville -ad ~
intermediate stations taIy (escep; sundsyi ~ az
T. NJ. This train connects at Gsr,onsyirs 70 70
Lynchbnrg. ior
. EXPkESS.-For Junction. Gordonsyte. c,,,
lottesYille staunton, Goshen Coyinzton. Whit, M
phnr, Huntington, and all the station MS betwesnWtI
sulphur and Huntington daily (excep Safu,tau te
at S:4GiP. 81, This train connects at Hun,,nSI
with steamers BoatOna and Fleetwood for Ti, :vn
natl and The West ard Southwest. N~'"~r
For through ttekefs, correct Information. ,r.
rates. apply 1T A. ". CARRIERS, S28 Main s,rstt
at Office Ballard ard Exchange Iioe! AID NJ ,Sa t
pot on Broad street near Seventeenth "s
EDG az yLIRT.
General Passenger and Ticker Icen,
A. II. PERRY. Gene-ai Superintendent IA IN
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RICHMOND, FREDERlCkSBU Ro AND PoiH
MAG RAILROAD.
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-strea station n
Up NIGHT NAIL lelves Byrd-sGrcL gallon Al
IL u. II. Except on SunGays.l
Up aCCOMNODATIoS leaves BreIc-a.:rtt III
tlcn at 6 Z. VI. except sundays -.
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives u; 3yrd-stfeel ~
ton at 1:i0 Z. NJ. 80.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives al Byrl's'fet 'a'
ZION at $50 a. ". Except on Mondays
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives I
Bro,d-street ststion st s:37 A. NJ (excep' u" '"'"
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Brcac-streei S. !.Ss
on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fricay' al t 81,
A. 81, connecting at QuMntico win !he AMAar r.rs
at Broad-street station on Tuesdays, IhufS'A:s a'
Saturdays at z. h.
~ j. Is. GFkTEN.
OILS General Ticket aud Freight Ae'h"
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Th,s tecisior Of the CHAH Was suss1 l'ets--
,xia. So. noesS 1sssrt .sss. Esss
aSss ss IN, Ing auestioup the sesoluiion as
ans,s 49, sa thsn called and fheresolution
= srspd ID by ths elIo sass vote: -
ayrsSMsssr.. sesher. Eh alsv ( e
panfa IsstIah Tssg: sllh.
Eewlin. Pa,tsr:on. Penn ;,a,s AS and Ynne92.
ksame s Allan bland Gi Dnee, Ie.
HeTnd9n, HeI Ola syya M s,se sssi
TaYnoR, of Boudoun,c nsos e.a " o1 the
municate the action Of the senam ~ o,Ii tu
House. The pending question oelng .s G.il er
and sustained, aud The yeas ano nays ss.a ~
dered, the Senate agreed to commuhicit!e'-
nvcs. 81 noes, -- ,..,.,o,oa
The-sepator from Fairfax was Designate"
to make the communications.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-20

me- UNBLEAGHED KNITTING-C0 COT
TON, three, four, and FIVE strands, at Acc per
pound: .. -are- =
BLEACHED KNITTISG-CoTTON.i IN balls, al
sizes from 8 to 20r at Csc. per pound;
BALE COTTON or COTfON-YARh. oil sizes
from 4 to ~, at 81 so FER bundle OF hYs
pounds;
best manufactured, aud SPINE-THREAD, at
LEVY BROTHEkS',
fe19 lott and 1019 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-20
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND cHEsAPEAXs)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. November 9th, 1873. i

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsApEAKs)
RAILROAD COMPANY, ,
RICHMOND. November 9th. 1873. }
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
~ SEEGEG and FREIGHT TRIMS On this
road Will run as follows: ....v
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at 8 P. n, and train from Wes. Point
win arrive at Richmond at 1880 A. Il. t-ly tsun-
The splendid steamer HAVANA, Captain &C.
hICXLE, has been placed on the route btween Wesr
Point and Baltimore to run in connection With tbs
road and will make three trips week. leaving Wet
POINT TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SiTUR-
DAYS on tie arrival Of the train, which esTe, Rich
mond at PM, arriving at Baltimore pe1 niorniae
10 ample time to connect with trains Tor the North
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS, WE'D
NFSDAYS. and FRIDAYS ut Z. d., connecting
al West Point with the train due At E.c..old Il
1880 next morning.
Fare TO Baltimore, IS colorei people, -.
FREIGHT ThAiN, for through freight ouT,
leaves Richmond TUESDAYS, Thursiaye, AMI sa!as'
days 1T A. NJ Through freight received daily
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger ca. attltheb
for freight between Richmond AND West Poill
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wedne@hys, and
FRIDAYS ut $3.50 A. NJ. Local freight received Tues
DAYS. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Superintendent.
" ~ RRlcC Master TRANSPORTATION. no