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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
, RICHMOND, October 20. 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 1862 bushels. Red, 1882
bushels.
CoRS.-White, $50 bushels. Yellow, 252 bush.
els. Mixed. 40 bushels.
OATs.-772 bushels
MEAL.--19S bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, so bushels very good at IL st
900 bushels good private terms: 81 bushels
very good at 1882. Total, 704 bushels.
WHEAT.-ked, ~ bushels prime ut $l.36; &C
bushels prime at Sl.37; 200 bushels very good on
private terms; 800 bushels very good nc $1.35
bushels common at 81 10; "a bushels commsn al
Sl.l5; 32 bushels ut :1,25; 536 bushels at II .26
Total, 1913 bushels.
CoRN.-Wh ite, 80 bushels new on private terms
$50 bushels prime ut Soc; 50 bushels prime old al
Y5c.; 81 bushels very good new al 95c.; So bush.
els good new at re; 156 bushels at 70c.; 6e
bushels good old At 0Uc; 200 bushels very good Ole
Ut 92c. Iotal, S94 bushels
CORS.-Yelow, 6G bushels prime on private
terms; so bushels new ut roc. Total, l 1t bushels
tORN.-MiXed, so bushels prime old at 95c.
800 bushels very good old at 90c. Total, 352 bush
els.
UAIs.-.4S0 bushels on private terms.
RE-kXHIBITED.
WHEAT.--Red, ~ bushels
lORN.-MiXeo, 81 bushels.
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CONSERVATION OF BISHOP WELLs.-Ne'o
York, October 25.-The new bishop OF WIS
consin, Edward Randolph Wells, was conse-
Grated this morning in st. ThomaS>s chuFch
in the presence Of large congregation.
Morning services were celebrated oy tne pre- &c
siding bishop, B. B. Smith, Of Kentucky, as
sisted by Bishops Courtney, OF hingstoh
Lee, Of Delaware; Williams, OF ConnnecI-
cut: Atkinson, of North Carolina; Whipple,
of Minnesota; Kerfoot, of Pittsburgh; Hunt.
Bishop Lyman, of North Carolina. The
sermon was preached by Bishop " hlpple' VI
Minnesota.
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Lettcr from Hing William County.
ICorrcspondencc of the Richmond DspatchI
SWEET HALL, October 81, 1874.

SWEET HALL, October q, 1911.
The trade of King William county is now
more than formerly being turned to Rich.
mond. The farmers fnd that for grain espe.
cially Richmond is much better market
than Baltimore. Your merchants would do
well TO look after this and adjoining coun
ties.
The prospect for the election of Major
Douglass is bright and Frightening. Quite
4 number of negroes will vote for him
They are becoming sick of Radical promises.
as well they may.
Rev. 4. f. Dickinson, D. D., preached
twice Yesterday TO large congregations al
Colossc Baptist church. HING WILLIAM.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 26, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Domination, Walker, New York, mer.
chandisc and passengers g. '" ai,eh D ~
merchandise and passengers, W. P.tOrter- aeeh'.
Schooner susan Harkcr, Yansant, New York
railroad IRON, Tredeg,r Work. work. 1,ueu vor
oysters, to master.
Schooner John Anderson, Evans, James river
Schooner Thomas Mary, Ward, james river, oys
sioo Oh Carrie, Howard, James river, oysters, 70
slsop Ruth, Fllchett, James river, oysters, te
master.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post. NorfoiE' Aefchah-
disc and passengers, l.. b. TatumSagent
Schooner Ocean Belle, Mills, Boston. camel coal
Curtis Parker. ,.r
Schooner Kate McSamara, hcSanara, So G1
Schooner :. II. Ha~es, Fort, James riVer' 10 loao
Schooner Thomas y. Seward, hpplegarui, DALI
more, pig-ron, Curtis i Parker.
Schooner Frank Waller, saxton, Ne" YORK. can
Ht Schooner walter II. Thorndyke, Cusbman, New
York via OsborDeTs. cccI. Currie Go.
Schooner Annie Melton, Benson, James river, 10
load oysters for Ricbnsud.
Schooner lIerauiun, W atson, james river, 10 loae
schooner Phoebe Cornelia Benson, James river;
10 load oysters for Richmond.
CLEARED fOR THIS POhT.
From Baltimore, October "a, schooner William
From New York, October %, brig Johanna, FL.
wood.
At Philadelphia, October "a, schooners Lamar
tine Allen and j. Is. Andrews, sipple from hlcn-
Arrived at Baltimore, October "a. schooner Ro-
bert Franklin. Wheatley, from James river. -
Arrived at New York. OCTOBER 20, schooner Ella
IT Rarnes, Larder, from Richmond.
Arrived ut New York, October %, schooness
G. n Cranmer, Mathews James Jones, tracey. y
n. Harlow Soper General CorSett, Sheppard; y
VeIdrun, Cavaliers, B. Ohphant. Truax; Sarai
Quinn. Lee j. T.. Cake, Boo; Alethes, barney
X =. Miller, Jones; sarah Mills, Wiley; TwS
Iarrs. Brower-all from Virginia.
BY Telegraph.
WV YORK, October 26-Arrived Spain, VicEs.
brre wyoming. Arrived out: Java, Hotse~ard
I rnaT MONROE. October 26.--passed IN: Brie
B anwtng from Rio for Baltimore.
rsnecial telegram 10 the Dispatcf-1
yoprorK x. October 26.-The new thrse-naste
scSooner ~ A. Sanchez, Captain Bens On; on w,
Grst rrin from Baltimore 10 the west lnGies villa
an assorted cargo, put into this port yessrqay sA
Sng She sprung aeak coming down Ae oaY, l az
- one time rad four feet Of water irt1e hoiu CIV
ALI return 10 Baltimore, where she vas Duiis, ~
repairs.
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OpD.FELLows' VIslr TO RICHMOND THEIR

OpD.FELLows' Vrslr TO RICHMOND Their
RETURN TO THIS CITY.-The uniformed
Datriarchs of the Encampment branch
of Odd-Fellows Of this city who ieit
here on Thursday morning on visit 10
Richmond, Va. returned on Friday evening,
arriving at $40, and were received at the
wharf by the "stay-at.home" members
and Columbia Lodge, and escorted 10 the
hall on Seventh street, where they Droks
ranks. They speak In the highest terms OF
their reception 10 Richmond, ana a li,Ials
their stay enjoyed themselves to the lN!lesf
entent.- Washington Chronicle.
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Rev. DR.. Leyburn, pastor of the Associate
Reformed church, Fayette street, Baltimore
returned to that city Friday, after Sojourr
of six months in Europe for the benefit Of
bis health.
w. z. Stark and F. Bayer, Of Virginia.
were among the passengers on the steamship
Bramscbweig, which left Baltimore for Bre'
men last Saturday.
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Conservative Barbecue-Speaking In
Norfolk StabbiDS ARRAY in the
Street.
Especial telegram to the pispatch.1
NoRFoLK, October 26.-The finest barbe'
cue ever held in this section came of at
Churchland, Norfolk county, to-day, in the
interest of the Conservatives. Hon. John
Goode and Hon. J. J. Yeates, of the First
North Carolina district, were among the
speakers.
Tonight Colonel o: T. Beard, Hons. J. j..
Yeates, John Goode, and others, addressed
an immense number of people of Norfolk.
A negro named Temple dangerously
stabbed another negro named Fuller in a
street atfray in Norfolk yesterday.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. October 26.-Cotton dull sales
,23O bales ut 144@1 5icc. southern Hour dun and
lower; common tu fair extra, s4.S5WSo. % GOOD
to choice. IS. 95AfS. Wheat heavy; 1c. lower on
spring. Corn scarce and frmer. coffee quiet ana
very firm. Sugar dull and unchanged. Taliow quiet
ard firm. Navas nominal Pork tirmer; JOB lots,
$19.37@S19.50. Lard heavy. Whiskey lower at
81 FreightS firm.
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S00 PIECES HEAVY KENTUCKY
wv JEANS, all colors, nj csc. worth Soc; 4
large assortment of latest styles London Smokes
and Scotch Plaid Prints at 12Ec.; all other stand.
ard Prints, Including side-bands at DC. warrant
ed fast ored Prints. all styles, at Sc All other
goods, such as Ladies Dress Goods, Cloths CASH
meres, Satincts, Flannes, Blankets, Coverlets,
Shawls, Bleacfed and Unbleached Sheetings and
Shirtlngs. Gnghams, Stripes. &C.. at exceedingly
low prices 1T l.. LICHTESSTEIN'S,
oc 27 1905 and 707 Franklin street.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, October 26.-Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat nominal. Corn active southern
white. 92@97c.: yellow, Seu $50. Oats weak al
5s@62c. Rye firm at sl@Sl %. Provisions n At
ana in good demand. Coffee strong. WhlsKey
weak at 81 .O2. Sugar duh at l 7sc.
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New York Items.

New YORK, October 26.-Judse LaWTence
directs the proceedings against henry
Clews's assignment to proceed. mi,
The coopers' lockout Is esta olisheu. ne
bosses and men seem equally determlneu'
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, October 26-Nooa.-stocks dull and
lower. Money, per cent. Gold, 109S. Ex'
change-Long, 4S5h; short, 4S9. Governments
steady. Stale bonds dull aud nominal.
Erening.-Money easy. Sterling steady. Colo
dull at 110@11Ob. Governments dull and steady
States quiet and nominal.
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STOVES. TINWARE, dc.

GREAT SAVING OF FUEL WILL
n be secured with open CRATES by The use OF
THE PATENT CORRUGATED FiRE-BACh,
for warming two or more rooms. II can be put III
any fireplace without disturbing the mantel or
front.
For particulars ana references, apply to IL. A.
Crenshaw, or the Richmond Stove Company, or
j. s. RAGLAND, who will put them up and give
estimates. oc o-oul
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pu11AnEtpUIA rIyE.sTOUK MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-Catlle dull ana
lower; receipts; 500; extra Pennsylvania and
western steers, S7@S7.50: fair to good Pennsylva'
mia and western steers, S5.5OGs6; comnon
81 5O@S5. Sheep unchanged; receipts. l4U0U'
Live hogs dull ut $9.50M$l0; receipts, $500.
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louisville. October 26.-Flour and Corn I'm
changed POrk-SOne here. Bacop-Shouliers
Ike; clear rib, $780,; clear, lac. Lard nominal
WLiakey CSC.
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RAT,TIMDPE

BALTIMORE, October 26.-Virginia 6's, peelers
41S; consols, So; ex-coupons, SOY. West Virgil
MAS, Q. North Carolina G's, old, %; new, IL
special tax, ) bid.
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Ron,,smeIi MuIcted.

ATLANTA. October 26.-The bondsme'l OF
exp Postmaster Sims have been muloted out
Of 81, 900,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France,

France.
PARIS. October 26.-The Spanish Consui az
Rnyonne has made demand, by virtue OF
the treaty Of 1862, for the eXtradltlon as ae-
serters of the crew Of the steamship Nleqe>,
which was seized at st. Jean de Luz Dy the
French authorities on the representation lnat
she had on board coDtraband of war Tor the
Carlists. The Journal de Paris believes
that this demand is contrary to the splrlt OF
that treaty because Spain would treat tne
crew, if they were surrendered, as pollticai
offenders. and in such cases all the western
States of Europe, including Spain, nave nele'
tofore refused eXtraditlon.
At a banquet at Bordeaux the Duke oe
Cazes, minister of foreign affairs, spoke as
follows:
"Pyesident MacMahon has entrusted me
narticuIarly to watch the maintenance Oh
peace with other Governments. ana shal'
not fail. Peace, however, must rest upon
basis compatible with our interests ana arg
pity-namely, the rights of France IN re-
spect to international treaties. claim that
they have been strictly observed in the past,
and shall faithfully execute them IN the
future"
The Duke foreshadowed the speedy con-
clusion of a treaty with the United States
insuring more liberal treatment OF the com,
mercial interests Of the two countries, ana
said the Government had similar objects III
view with regard to the South American 10
vernments.
England.
LONDON. October 26.-The river Bedossa
ia noticed bv French and Spanish vessels to
prevent munitions reaching the Carlists.
a Bombay dispatch dated yesterday says
that 1000 persons persisted by the recent
cyclone, The steamer Mary foundered, and
ten persons went down. The remainder took
to boats one of the boats was lost, ana an !,
other was picked up with two living ana
three dead.
Spain.
M,npm October 26.-Another body OF
CarIists belonging to Iazanos's band offer to
surrender If armistied..
Admiral Topete, OF Madrid, is recovering
from an attack of apopleXy.
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COURTNEY & POWELL are now re-
" cevng their third supply of FALL and WIN
TER DRESS GOOIH.
BLACK CASHMAEA SOC. worth 75c.;
ALL-WOOL SERi {taS soc. worth Zoe:
BLACK METZ STRIPES, soc. worth 81;
KlLLMARNUCk TWILL, SOC. worth 65c.:
EMPRESS CLOTHS, MERlNOS, SATTEENS,
SOC;
PLAID POPLISS. 25c.-cost more to import.
They have the cheapest stock Of BLACK ALPA-
CAS- In the city.
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASS1MERES;
CHARLOTTESVILLE sSlMERES:
ladies' Geptlcmen's, and Children's MERISO and
ALL-WOUL SHIRTS and DRAW ERS;
HOSIERY in endless variety.
CASH PRICES FOR COTTON:
AUBURN and ANfA0SCOGGlN, 12tc;
WAMSUTTA, 1890.
Look at our SOC. COkSFTS. e.-,,,,,,,,
Oc 10 Slo Dhotb 81 f''HA'
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ar. LOUIS cts.

ST, Louis. October 26.-Flour dull. Corn helt
above the views of buyers. Markets otherwise un
changed.
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In BLACK SILKS they are offering unsurpassed
bargains
COLOEED SILKS Of every shade and quality,
CAMEL'S HAIR, for Polonaise;
MATELASSE DRESS.GOODS,
POPL1N CASHMERE,
CASPIAN CLOTH,
ASSYRIAN LUSTRES,
FANCY STRIPED BAYADERE SHAWLS.
CARPETS,
RUGS,
DRUGGFTS, &C.
CASH PRICE-LIsT FOR COTTON.
Wamsutta, 1886; Davol, 15c.; Auburn, 12Hc.
Fruit nf-the-I Dom, 1910. oc 20
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Destructive Fire

GEoRGETowS, Mass, October 28.-A 500.
600 IRE occurred here last night. The Ma
sonic building was badly burned. The
water became exhausted.
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MARINE IsTELLEGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 26, 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCTOBER 81, 1879.
sun rises.,.,. % Moon rseS......... 40.
ann sets....... sos High tide......... 54l
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-. Epsscopai Hcslerns eonSa ntf ion. -
s NV YoHE, October The Episcopal
3Conyens lions pr eeedings are too prolix and
perplexing-and, indeed, too sacred forth
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PIffiatseiplasa Itevrs

-E--."1-.1to = HHhtHSEGIktazh Ht8HHH.
PHILADELPHIA, October 28.-The shawl
and quilt-wearers have struck. -.
:. rather Strabel, pastor of st. Mary's Catho-
TIC church, is dead-aged seventy-fou
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, October 26.-Flour dali. Corn In
fair demand. Lard and Bacon quiet ana steaaS'
Whiskey, 99c.
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LIZZIE, CEMENT, PLASTER

DOCKLAND LIME.
$500 barrels superior No. LIME daily ex-
nected per schooner Mabel Hall, for sale low from
the wharf by 0c Il a. -. ---2.
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DIspATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.
FURETTCR6E.

Good work, good material, low prices, and salts
faction guaranteed. IL
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ssaaxR0aass
81 3
II,IeHMoND TRANSFER coMPaNYI
AND
aENxRALsRAILR TICKET OFFICE
THRopes TICKETS 10 ali points NoETE,;
SOUTH, EAST, and WEST vta railroad and
steamship Fines. IS 81 s
Tickets to and. from all points in Euroys vtte
Cunard Line.
RATES SAME AS ATDEPo1s.
Passengers and baggage called for, and baggsse
checked from hofEl, and residences TO destinations
aaR tickets sold By us.
Latest styles OF PLEASURE CARRIAGEsior
hire.
Agents on all traiEs 30 receive checks or passen-
gers and furnish transportation.
For correct information, through dekets,
sLEEPINa-cAR SECTIONS, and sTATE-
ROOMS, apply at
OFFICE $685. MAIN STREET.
A. W. CARRIER.
Branch ticket office as Exchange and Ballard
Honl. &C 2e.sn
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BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS,
10 Itst received, fail line OF sc ntienssaS yAs
- aITsRS. also cpmmon.sease, brSaaehoifoncd
SHOES, Tor old &c afleInea; lses' fnasd Bainorss
az $50, Philadelphia make the eneapsst snoe u
mar Trunks and Satcheis IN endless variety. BE-
rair.ng neatly and promps,I dons w. ..sa. f
/ ,o,e ~ - -',-'---S coFuey OF E0nrth.
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NURNITURE, CARPETS, LOOK
GLASSES. Afull line of the above SdaA
FOODS Of every description on hand p s rltsI!g -
IN want will study their own ntersSl w. Ss soia re.
mir ed. by weekly or osnthy instruments as cheap
Is dizzy c.n &c bought from any house IN Tue Guy
loc e1'A oo"n- 'AN'NN WILLIAM DAFFRON,
=, %, o., 1888 Main street.
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I ME | LIME /! LIME 8!

,yo are cons hnr RECEIVING Supplies Of I'm.
Me are RoGK LINE fresh from our kilns, In
Botetoast county, grgfan,sH; E E9, sae ios' co.
oe1e Manufactgrers, 1908 pe9k stffees
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L'OR PHIL AIDE l. z ii A. .%KTA
Il The steamer j. W. EYFRMAE. ssa1ak
captain PLATT, will receive freight fer the above
pOr1 till TUESDAY the 27th ir tant 1t 2 O'Clock.
Freight taken as low AS by any other route, and
without transfer.
Freight taken also for Wilmington, Del; Provi-
dence, and Boston.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
stater00n. ~. W. I, FOniGh, AHeAt,
oc 26-2t No. 242o DOCK Sueet'
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FURNITURE.-I have now on hanGm
4 the largest and the most stylish, and oesi Sass
,o the nnhSIc-much Of which has Just Deem set'
M ia nv warerooms. Having hai much expert.
eiIce in the auction business, VIII furIish new
Walnut Suits from ten TO fifteen Fer cent less tlaL
thew generally sell for Second -hand) az auction
saies PARTIES should not buy U nttl they kEow M
prices. e. aATHRIGHT, No. LIZ Governor ssreeI
1 m &
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BOOTS, SHOPS, &C.

Anew FALL ASD2W IATE.R>2a
La CLCrTHISG-I respectfully invite my IN
cu.,ouers and the prehc 70 examine nay H4
new STOCK Of REs DY-MkssDE CLyTniN q s.lAiars
Tor meI's and ysutbssveS.. whifn. 3rs alt o. INC
latest styles. Also, TAILORING and EMkSisn"
l go am SIT Msjn street..
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DOR NEW YORK The .cSTh
T. Old Dominion Steamship Gompauy's s.aslsz
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WhLkEn,
win sail TUESDAY October 7th,, at O'Clock l.
NJ. Positively no freight received after O'Clock
p. NJ.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch TO all points north, soutns
east, and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. :,
Fare to New York, $l2; storage, ~; round.
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
q, w. ALLhN Il CO.. AgenA
oc 26.2t ComDaIY's " harf. RocRetta.
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England.
CDain

MADRID, October 26.-Another BODY Oh
Carlists belonging to Iazanoss Dana oher 10
surrender if armistied..
Admiral Topete, OF Madrid, Is recovering
from an attack of ap0plexy.
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DAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
LINES.-CHEsAPEAKE AMI uHIO.-MaiI
Arrives at p NJ Exprtss train leaves daily lex
AM. Accommodation. train leaves daily Except
on sunday at z;45 p. h for Gordon,YiDe. Ar
rives In Richmond Mt e.30 A. III.
RICHMOND AND D3NyILLE.--C Ex-
Through Mail leaves Richmond daily at 1888 PM.
Lypchhurg Accommodation leaves Richmsnd at
ga. NJ.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
TOMAC-BaltmOre Express leaves Richmond
1850 P. II. Day Man leaves daily at a:s5 r. VI.
cept on sundaysl at l1:O5 p. NJ. arrives at 4:so
daily Sundays e1ceptedi for Hanover Junction at
. 2. II. Arrives at S:37 4. NJ.
YORK RIVER AND Observation-Disclosures
ger aud Mail leaves daily az T. NJ, Sundays ex-
passenger car attached leaves Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays at A. 81.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG--Day
| Through Mai! Leaves Richmond daily Except on
Suudaysl at 500 4; y. Arrives s, a. 2:ao p. NJ:
0:50 P. NJ Freight train, with coach attached
leaves Richmond daily Except Sunday ut 8 A. n.
| and $50 Z. NJ.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT CONE ANY
| Steamer for Norfolk and James River landings
| A. NJ. Arrive at $3.50 z. NJ.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
| Steamers for New York leave Richmond every
Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday 1t ) =. NJ. Travel
| lers see advertisement.
| POwHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamers for Baltimore leave Richmond on Tues
| days aud Thursdays ut A. NJ. aud saturdays ut 4
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, AND NOR
FOLK INE.-Steamers leave Richmond at 2 d.
| every Tuesday and Friday
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Transplanting Flesh,

A curious line Of experimentation has
been described to the Paris Academy in
a note by NM. Legros and AIagitot. II
was suggested by NJ. Bat to try the
graiting OF organs or tissues ia the
embryonic state on living animals. The
authors chose for this purpose tho dem
tai follicle; taking some Of these from
pups a few days old (Which were first
killed. and grating them in some cases
on adult animals; in others, on young,
and generally into the jaws, but in
some cases under the skin Of certain
regions where they would not be readi.
lyIdisturbed, such as the nnpe OF tho
neck, top ofthe head, the ceryical, dor
sal, or lumbar parts. The experiments
succeeded, only, however, on animals
Of the same geological order. The eyo-
luton was regular, but slower than in
the normal state. Where parts OF the
jaws, with included follicles, were
transplanted, there was always sup
puration and resorption.
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Woman,s Resontment.

Entire reconciliation, says an OK.
change, is difficult with o woman. She
invariably keeps certain reserves.
When she has once parted from you in
spirit, she will hardly return. Though
she seems TO, she does not. She gives
her hand again-perhaps her lips /; but
the heart Is no longer in one nor the
soul in the other. Kiss her you have
once roundly quarreled with-if IL be
not o mere lovers quarrel-and you
will find the statue under the crimson
curve, the chill Of the marble through
the bounding blood. a keen observer
may determine in society whether you
have had discord witha woman you
meet. However perfect tho breeding,
however disciplined the manners, tho
past discord leaves q shadow that will
not be lifted. The old wound may be
closed il is not healed, nor can Il be
by the highest skill In spiritual sur
gerry Frequently men like one an
other better after fighting women
never, be tho foe OF either sex. With
these the bloom Of favor Is taken OF,
not to be restored. They feel, though
they may not say or even think IL, that
slight or injury admits OF no atone-
m ent. Woman reads the proverb: To
err 10 feminine, to forgive impossible
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Facts Concerning Human Life.

The total number OF human beings
on earth is computed at 5000, 200, 600,
aud they speak 8, 3,063 known tongues.
The average duration Of life is thirty
three and one-half years.
One-fourth Of those born die before
they are seven years old, aud one.hali
before they nre tho ago Of seventeen.
Out Of onohundred persons only one
attains the age Of sixty.
Out OF Ave hundred persons only one
atLains the age OF eighty. (
Sixty peraons die every minnie.
Tallmon live longer than short ones.
Married men are longer lived than
single ones.
Rich men live, on nm average, forty
two years, but the poor only thirty.
There u drunkArd to every seventy
four.