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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-04
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On the oath ulino. in the presence OF the
largest auditory ever assembled ut this long
established school for girls, the superlntend-
ent made the following announcement OF
literary distinctions:
ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND IITEEATrRV.-Pro-
9cecntS.-Miss hate l.. BarDrc, West Eireinia; Mis-
r. L. McVcleh, Louioun Va Miss Lizzie Latanc
King aud Queen Va; Aiss b. ". VIM, Hanover,
Troduqtes-Miss S. c. Cary. Richmond, Va. ;
Garnet, Matthews. Va; Hiss Emma :. Harris
Bedford, Va: Miss Ellen II. Kent. Louisa, Va.
Mss Auric NJ. Phillips, Montgomery, Ala. Miss
Carrie &. Powers, Richmond, Va.
LATIN LANGUAGE AND LIrERArURE.-Grdt,t-
oteS.-Mlss ava \. G*rnett Mathews, va hiss Il.
c. sloan, Anderson, :. c.; Miss Ellen II. Kent
FRrScn LANGUAGE AND LITsRATuRn.aGr Gro
tss1tes-Atiss Laura A. Bi2by, of King and Queer,
Va: Miss Marion Hansbrouush, Roanoke, Va; MISS
Ida Hawkins, Nottoway, Va; Miss Ella r: Nc
vssh LoSdoun a va Ms PoweTs Rehmond
Va; Miss A. X. Lorlcy, Galveston, Texas; Miss H.
f. Sloan, Anderson, !. G.; Miss Sallie A. Iurpln,
Richmond, Va; Miss Katie ". Woolsey, orange
GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITsnArCEI.-Gra-
duutss-hiss Marion Hansor9nSa' hoan9kei Va; :
Miss Ella l.. Stout, OF Norfolk, Va; Miss Katie N
hIrIkaA1Ics-P f. II. Kent,
Grueuaes-Mlss Cora N. Obenchain, Botetourt,
NArunAL sc1xNcaP.essstsnts IN Mn! M ,nnr,
-
cry Ala; Miss Laura A. Bagby, OF King & Queen,
fproact-.ts In Astrono,ny.--Miss Laura Baeby, Of
King & Queen, Va; Miss sally q: Mathews, or
Giles. Va; Miss ID. 4. King, of Falkland, n. c.;
niss Emma 5. Harris, of Bedford, Va.
Observation-Disclosures II. L. Cooke aud Bette Bon
sack, OF Roanoke, Va
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fannie Terry, OF
De GSr9lsates-Mi,ses VI. l.. Cooke and Bette Bon
sack, OF Roanoke, Va.
s,eS, Of Roanoke, Va.
MrsIc-P re6cientS Miss Eva n. Garnet, OF
Mathews, Va; Miss Jessie Cls'eInu' ""Fes'oh'
F1TI GIApuArgs-Miss Bette Bonsack. Roam
okr Va; Miss Matte L.. Cooke, Roanoke va.
MED Colonel George =. TaylGc's eleRAnt
medal for highcst scholarshp-Miss Bette Bon
Dr. Il. A. Tupper's superb medal for highest eI.
c4llence IN resdlng-Miss Annie nj. Ihilhps' u
Trustees medal for excellence In English conpo,,
siiIon-Miss Annie NJ. Phillips, Of Alabama, aha
Miss Kate l.. Barhce, OF VEST plrsihlii
rnu.ic-MisS Katie w. Woolsey, Of New jersey;
ASunerintendcnt's medal for superior yocaliza-
rIonrMiss Annie Al. Phillips, Of Alabama
The annual address before the schoo! was
delivered by Rev. j. u. Tyler, OF Richmond
The discourse was listened to with an unuc
sual degree OF attention and pleasure by o
large audience. The address was rich Ia
thought. chaste in sentiment, and, according
to the opinion of competent judges, deliver
ed in most graceful style. Ii no serious
hindrances obsiruct his way, MIR. Iyler
will soon rank among the most impressive
and polished speakers of his day. The people
Of Roanoke are enthusiastic in his praise,
and will always be ready 10 welcome nlm
with friendly greetings. d. a.''
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Write, 10 basheis; yellow, Dag bGsieis. Hay, ~
bales. -~.iFzs 41Elf 49, 4s4ft
saLEs.z-G Corn elbow, 172 bushels on private
terms. So. -. ' 7, 49,
kE-F1urBrrED.-co rn--Ycliow, l7e bushels.
Hay, At bales.
|, II OFFERINGS DURING THE YEAR..
/ The offerings on 'Change during the year ending
Jnre 3d. 1874. were Whest, white, 347,s75
bushels: red, 221.457. Corn, white, I46,45s
bushels; yellow, 36,746 bushels; straw-eolored,
3.5l9 bushels; mixed, 25,102 bushels. Oats,
il42.G06 bushels. Rye, 2576 Bushels. Meal,
S.123 bushels. FIsxseed, 81 bushela> Screenings.
615 bushels. Timothy, 220 bushels. Peas, 2169
bushels. Beans, $50 bushels. Buchwheat, %
sushels. Glover seed, GAG bushels. Potatoes,
1882 bushels. Flour, 1927 barrels. Straw, $50
bales. shucks- 56s bales bay, 1,241 bales. Oats,
374 bales. Mill cfftl, SO e25 pounds
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

r
/ LONDON, July 3.-The debate on the home
rule has been concluded. Disraeli was un-
able to agree that Ireland had right to q
greater amount of self government than Scot
land or England. He demonstrated the
groundlessness of the complaint that Irish
men were not appointed TO high offices OF
Government, and denied that ireland was
treated as a conquered country. He said
separate Parliaments would be constantly in
collision; the minority in each Parliament
would be always appealing to the Imperial
Parliament. He opposed the motion because
it was injurious to both countries. AT the
great crisis of the world, which was nearer
than some supposed, he wished the people
to be united. To accept this motion would
produce disiategration in England, and
might result in the destruction OF the en-.
pire.
Mccarthy, Mitchell, Nolan, The O'Connor
Don, and others, spoke i'll support Of the mo-
ton.
At n late hour the House divided, and DR..
Buttz's resolve was rejected by 81 yeas to
45S nays.
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Severe Thunderstorm.

WILMINGTON, DEL, July 3.-Durins a
severe thunderstorm last night James Rid
die. Son & Co.'s cotton mills were struck by
lightning and set on fire. The flames, how
ever, were quickly suppressed with but little
damage.
Tue storm was more severe south. At
Newark many trees were blown down, three
houses struck by lightning and several un.
rooted At Elkton the hotel was unrooled
and considerable damage done. No lives
In>t
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Southern fioar dull and
dropping; common TO fair extra, S6lSs.70; good
to choice, s6.75@$11. Wheat dull, heavy, and
frmer at 81 336lSl.37 for winter red western.
Corn shade hrmer and In fair demand at 75G
TIC for western mixed Coffee quiet and very
firm. extreme prices checking bust ness. Rice quiet
and unchanged. Tailow quiet at SIC. kosn and
turpentiLe steady. Pork tirmer ut 81 $50 for new
Lard trmer at 113t:. for prime steam. Whiskey
steady Ill Q0c. EreiphtS tir mer.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co. =

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND sUPERINrESpKNr,3
RICHMOND AND DANYlLLE RAILROAD Co.. Z
RICHMOND. Va, June 13. 1S74.y
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
" SUNDAY, june IA, lS74.-CHARLoTrE Ex-
PREss-eave klchmOud ut 11:45 r. 81; leave
A. NJ; leave Dundee st 1888 A.. NJ; arrive 40 Dam
VILE at S:S5' ~ ~: leave Danvilie at So A. b.:
arrive at Greensboro at ll2S A. NJ; arrive at
Charlotte at 5 2. NJ
leave Charlotte ut S:35 A. NJ. leave Greensboro
1t liz z. NJ; leave Danv!llc ut 1856 T. II leave
Dundee ut 8 AS r. NJ: Lave BnrkeYiile ut 500 r.
~: arrive At Richmond at l:04 2. NJ. This trliE
connects at Charlotte with trains the Charlotte.
Columbia and 4 tlaEta and Atlanta aud Richmond
AIRLINE raroad3fr0m Atlanta and all points South
and Southwest
THROUGH MAIL-leaye Richmond at 1888 P. NJ
leave Burkeyillc at AL 2. NJ: leave Dundee az
9:2J L. NJ: leave Danvilc at 9:29 y. Nj: leave
G:30 Il. NJ. This train CONNECTS al Charlotte with
trains on The Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE and
Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroads for At
lauta Montgomery, Mobile. New Orleans, Column
bia Augusta, and all points South and Southwest.
THROUGH MAIL-eave Cha riotte al T. NJ;
leave Greensboro at 215 A. NJ. leave Danville at
5:13 a. Nj: leave Dundee ut 5:25 4. NJ; leave
Eurkeville at &c 4. NJ: arrive ut Richmond at
2:22 j.. NJ. Tht train connects 1t B,rktyie with
tram on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
points Southwest.
LYNCHBURG AccosrMoDATIoN-laav Richmond
at 9:42 A. A.. leave Bnrkeyille ut 1:20 T. NJ;
rive AT Lynchburg AT 4:40 i. n.
vilh at 4:35 4. ~; arrive at Richmond at 7:5S
A. NJ
Through tickets sold to all points South and South
T. III. L. TALCOTT,
Engineer and Superintendent.
~ II n x
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PORT OF RICHMOND. July 3, 1874.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, GcOs hogan, Baltimore,
MERCHANDISE ard pass, myers, l.. Is. Iutuiu.
CLEARED.
Brig Max, -, Rio, ,ur Gallego Mills.
SAILED.
Steamer j. ". Evcrman. Platt, Philadelphia,
merchandise and pas>cnscrS, W. i. Porter
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New 1ora, mcrchAn-
disc and passengers, G.. ". Allen 4 90.
steamer John sylvester. Post, Norlok, Mer-
chlndisc aud PASSENGERS, l.. Il. Iatuln.
Schooner j. ID. Williams, New ork coal, can.
Melton Coal Company.
CLEARXD FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner jacob Birdsall. Blake, Philadelphia
july.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE, July 2.-AIrived, Schooner RoH-
anna, Frank. hence. , \,
New YORK. July 1.-Arrived: Schooners J. NJ
Fitzpatrick, smith G. H. kirK, Robinson LIZZIE
Scuii; Magellan Hazeton; II. +. Predmore. Conck-
lin !; +. Godfrey. Marshall; .. II. Booth. Bennett
Francis shubert. Cranmer: al from virginia.
New CASTLE, DEL, July 2.-Schooner John +
Kelsey for Richmond. Va. sailed this A, NJ. nay
Ing procured new Captlin.-Erentng Ielsgrdpn'
PhiLuislphid.
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"Thc Glorious y:Ourtln.''

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.--The Fourth OF
July will be celebrated in this city with un-
usual spirit. The programme embraces
parade Of 10000 temperance men, aud re,
view by the Mayor on the centenn al
grounds the formal opening OF the new
bridge at Gj.ard avenue; laying OF the cor,
ner-stone 81 the new city buildings, aHa enu
With 4 display Of freWerss.
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How. Spraxue d Co.

New YORK, July 3.--Evan Randolph, OF
Philadelphia, the holder of four notes OF
Hoyt, Sprague & Co., having made appllca-
ton to have that firm declared bankrupt,
Judge Benedict to-day granted an order to
show cause why. The order will be returned
in n few DAYS
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Noon.-Stocss active ana
higher Money, 2. Gold, 1101s. Exchange-Lone,
4SS; short, 491. Governments dull ana steady
State bonds quiet and nominal.
NEW YORK, July g. Erentng-honey, cas-! AT
2kal3. Sterling declined, 4SS. Gold ouli at LIVE
m11O95 Governments dull and barely steady.
States quiet and nominal.
NEW YORK BANK STATEHEST-Heto f'rh'
July 3.-Thc bank statement or this week Is rs io-
lows; Loans increase, s5,625,00O; specie In
crease, s2.25O. 1000; deposits increase, se,ooo'-
600; reserve increase, SS75,OOO.
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Stage Robbery by Masked Highway
mon.

SALT LAKE. July 3.-The Montana stage
was robbed at half-past IL o'clock last night
at BIG Dry creek, twenty five miles south of
Pleasant Valley, by four masked men armed
with sbot.guns. The south coach was stop
ned first. ran into the brush on the side of
the road. and held until the north coach come
along. r. c. jackson and a passenger named
Rillingson, on the north coach, were robbed.
The latter lost $3.50, and the robbers recog-
nizinp Jackson returned him his money. \
passenger named Jones, on the south coach,
was robbed of $50. The treasure box OF
Wells & Fargo was broken open and every
thino of value taken. The loss is not known.
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handsome Dividend.

Pn1LADELrH1A, July 3-The trustee Of
law Cooke g. Co. has received check from
the the president of the Oregon Steam Nay'ga-
ton Company for $4,000 in gold, as dlri-
dend on 81 100000 stock. Other dividends
will follow as the season advances, as the
company pays surplus to stockholders
monthly
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .>fErn
~ COMPANY. xsls szasszz zsscssS
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splenaiS
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WfANOhE, iS Tt
RAS. and GEORGE w. ELDER tbuiiding-eyery
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY ut hgn
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
They have splendid Saloons staterooms, and bath
The fare, accommodations, and attention are IN
surpassed. ,, ,,o, -o,,ar,,
at New York on the CoRpany's covered pier, 81
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actna
Freight received until 8 p. NJ. daily.
For further Information, apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN &c CO., Agents,
ana office Company's wnarves. Rockets.
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RICHMOND EIyE.sToEk u.RKEy

The following is the report OF Mr. L. Gimmi.
weghmaster. of the sales OF 1--we stock from the
9th June to the Sd of July. 1874:
CATTLE.-141 head sold from 3Gs51s gross.
Hoes ICY head sold from S@SlEe., net.
SnEEP.-sold from 4054c., gross.
LAMBS.-Per head, S2liS4.
YEALs.--Per head, s40JSl2.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn hrmer: white
southern 90@9lc.; yellow do. S3e Oas scarce
Ness DorK, S1S.75. Bacon unchanged. LARD
Grner and higher refined 120l2 s.c. Coffee
strong. Sugar iirrner and in good demand at aAc
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~.s or ,rpcr KENNAHn' OF r',' .,,,>,
~.s ras ,trMN MEETING , OF , nn,4
"~ ,.nwS t,cTFp An" AREAN""-
,.>,> FOR SINH CENTENNIAL
..IIrENT!U>.
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RALTIHORE.

BALTIMORE, July 3.-Virginia 6's, old, 80; peel
crs BAN. consols old, 50E. West Virginias. 1oSi.
North Carolina SIS, old, 90; new, 10 special tax
p,dS to-day,
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40 ssa W ~ ss;;g

x<Sa
RICHMOND AND PETEEsBUIg RArrt &.
0OMMENCING JUNE 2srn, 1874, trains
" ON this road will run as folowss ~
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
500 4. a., fR0UGHMAIf daily cxIept Eur
day& connecting for all po,sis Soif
!, Rand West. Sleeping. ear stitched
H 500 A. NJ, FisEfGHT TRAIN daily {excepi SuA :
/ day., with coach attached, for Peters,
burg and stations on the SOuebsfd0s
road, Lynchburg, ana The West. JE :
1:45 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. kzz~,
sengers taking this train will make
close connection at Petersburg fer
Norfolk. -.
$50 NJ E E!s tS,s s ,Bed Except suady
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached. -s3s
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad Tor all points EasS
500 p. IL, FaEIGHr daily Except Sunday,
coach attaches. 5tzs Ih'Et
sos p. ~, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sum
day., connecting with Efchmonds
Fredericksburg and Potomac raiirosd
Sleeper attached rnnnfaE through to
Baltimore Also making close con-
Eectiou with The CInsaDt AXE and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
Ihe MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mono and petersburg except at Manchester ana
Chester. -. 800 -
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave al 630A-
NJ, and returning leave Richmond ar E:45 Z. NJ
daily Except Sunday. 81, 80
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start froH4
je27 A SHAW. Superintendent.
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Arrival of @. s. steamer fSispntcir.

lspeclut telegram 10 the bispatch.J
PORTSMOUTH, Va, July 3.-The United
States steamer Dispatch arrived this morning
at the hayward, TO be fitted out to take the
committee on their inspecting
tour to the different naval stations.
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TOR NEW YORK The
Z Old Dominion Steamship Compauy's r.sssss.sslas5a
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain IsIAKgMAN, viii
sdl SUNDAY July 9Th, at 8 O'Clock "A. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday night.
Through bills Of lading signed, sOVos
~arded With dispatch ~ all points north, south
east, and west also, to foreign ports.
Pa5sea@ er accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, $12; steerage, Sc; round
NIP tickets, 500.
For freight or passage apply 10
u. w. ALLEN q CO., ATeata.
jy alt Conpauy's " narf. Rockets.
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COMMERCIAL.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, July 3, 1874
The following is comparative statement OF the
uspectious, deliveries and receipts OF tobacco to
retber with the stock on hand Ut the different ware
houses in the city OF Richmond for the past week.
and for the same time last year:
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CryCINNATI. Inly 3.-Flour dull and I'M.
changed. Corn dull at 63M 66c. for mixed. PORK
irm and in fair dcmandat 81 s 25. Lard firm and IN
fair demand al 03ic. for summer; / Ne for kettle
clear, 104G10 Hc. Whiskey steady at 9ic.
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WHARF.-The wheat harvest is passed,
aud it is thought the crop this year in Pu-
a>ki is in excess Of any ever raised lir-
qGrid People.
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DHILADELPHI RICH 4SNS
snip IINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA I HkEE
TIMES PER WEEK.-Until further notice Inc
steamers of Thu line will leave Philadelphia eVety
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and
Richmond every UESDAi, FRIDAY, and Sun
DAY.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for SroVi
deuce and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp pin Red Star anc American steanis.r.p Lines
and bills Of ladng signef through inSurasce excel
ed ~ low rates for all parties who desire e.
Passage 70 Phiadelpnla, including meals ane
,,a,aror,n. Ss. w. p. PORTER, Agent,
la 10 No. 2425 Dock street.
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The chinch-hug has been disastrously at
work on the oat crop, and fears are enter
tanned that the corn will be attacked when
oats are cut. - .imherSt Enterprise.
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TIE New POSTAL LAw.--" This law Is
satisfactory to Us, and we greatly prefer IL
TO the one now in force. - FlncdStle Hefata.
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PosTAL.-A new post-office is established
at AirticId, southampton county, Va, on the
route from Wakefield station to Assamosee,
with William J. Barker as postmaster; also
at Barretr>, Sussex county, Va, OH the route
from Wakefield to A>Samosee, with William
ii. Morris as postmaster. Miss Missouri
Creekman is appointed postmaster at Lake
Drummond, Norfolk counly,.Na. rlce L. IL.
Creckm;n deceased,
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~ .-.,.r,,nt dAv HlNnrN "H>l7-
...'.''. ~, rr,ua< OF the morning rem
.. ~, 49,. ..nr,. ,,,ra-at.,, and have never
gr3ua,l.l weather toE coh''h'"co-
-,
-# ....,,l crowd Of visitors aSsc'ii''co'
...,rr4 "a hc f~E.r >tHncN'S P'"
-., have cycC - on c"'',h'.e'
-.' 49," i,rr, plumbers "t them ha'inS'
,.,r.-r and another conc no:'c'
s.,,,, nr,u >uuc very uc''u'a ia''
....r.> fga.1,. ol late years III 'rc Nv a,'
.s .a.,-. exercises. ne W. W 49,,
. acA in former years S"">'sIW
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The Baltimore parers are full OF artciss
aboat their new ship channel--2oo teet Wioo
and "a feet deep.
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EOR PHIL AID L P H A. @San
a The steamer NORFOLK Capt hin .@slassSs
SAMUEL, will receive freight for the above port
I'LL THIS DAY Saturday July A. at O'Clock. z.
Al.
Freight taken for Wilmington, Del; Providence.
and Boston: also, for Liverpool and Antwerp rin
Red Star aud American steamship lines
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
statA-rJom, IS. W. L. EDRfER, agent,
walt NO. 242J DOCK street.
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,,..,r.c.l specially FOR the Dispatch
',vxs,Ty OF VIRGINIA.

cr, pay-Dc!ircrs oil ''F''"
on'r"'"''" ,,t,s and Diplomas
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A VIKINGS! AWNINGS!

| am now prepared TO make WlND0W 49, y :.
pleased to have orders -. ,r.... u u
Samples of awnings can he seen at Messrs. IL
Richardson & Co.'S, 90l Main street:
GEORGE l.. WFSTMAN,
irx1w* 519 Fifth steeet.
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MARINE rNTELLsGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, July 4, lS74.
;un rl5es........... I.44 Noon rises. ..."1 %
,un sats.... 7.l6 High Tide. ......... S.U1
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BETWEEN RICE
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCEAGE CHARGED.

NO DOCkATE CHARUEU.
Steamers leave their new pier In the DOCK, 1901
Of Twenty-secOnd street, every TUESDAY, ano
THURSDAY MORNINGS 1t 4 O'Clock, and SAT.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON ut o'clock.
Freight receiTed uD 10 O'Clock Z. IL, and Satuf'
DAYS up TO 81 o'clock Z. II:
through bills signed to all points north ana west'
aud rates guaranteed Is low a. any other iine.
Apply 10 l.: %. la u u. hseht.
AZ utr,a,s de 2
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Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER K Co i
Ticket Agency, Main street, aud Exrhange Hotel
daily Tor Boston, Norfolk, aud Portsmouth, AM
regular landings on James river from A. IL. to
p. NJ, at reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landlngs must be prepaid.
/. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch OF.
Nj, i,12
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LOUISVILLE MARKET;
DEpA sEt1gES OF s'TEa HERS.

LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Bacon In fair demand
and higher shoulders ~: clear rib 10Y; cleal
107i. Pork higher At 1925.
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RICHMOND, YoEK RIVER AND CHESAPKAK1t
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND April Is, 1874.
T..

RICHMOND, YoEK RIVER AND CHEsAPRAK1f
RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
RICHMOND April 10, 1874.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
" 21sT, PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRA1ES
on IN road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point Leaves
will arrive at Richmond at 10:1O A. n. lily tSun~
days excepted).
the splendid steamers Havana and Sue will run
I'm connection with this road. and viii leave West
Point daily Sundays exceptedt on the arrival or inc
lran which leaves RiCL mona at Z. d., arriving AZ
Baltimore next morniE In ample time TO connecS
with trains for Washington, Fasr, North, and vest
and leave Baltimore daily tSuncayJ excepted) at
P 81, connecting at West Point with the train
due al Richnon, at / 0 next morning
Fare TO BaifinDrL. -......,,..-...-S 0O
To BALTIMORE ana retIrb.... oU
To W Washing IOH. ...-...'-. W
Fare to Philadelphia CONTAMINATION. w
TO Philadelphia and return.......... ~ 20
Fare to. New York ~ w
To New York aat return. ........... ~ 70
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through rregnt only,
leaves Richmond daily tMondays exceptedl &C
1890 A. NJ, connecting with steamers ~ Hek
Point that deliver freIght in Baltimore early nexs
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger attached,
for freiahs between Richmond and West foints
leaves Richmond on Mondays, W edne sdays, ana
FRIDAYS AZ z A. VI. Local freight received Tues.
""''' EDW. r. FOLGER,
Superintendent.
W..N. BRAGG, Master Transportation. ap 20
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PERSONAL.

OFFICE OF VIRGINIA. STEAMSAIr1
AND PACKET COMPANY,
s-.. RICHMOND, Jsne lS, 1878.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"a against the VIRGINIA > STEAMSHIP. AND
sent the same prior to the 20sn day of next July,
us the affairs of the Comply may DC speedily
wound up ID. j. BURk>
he / g. eodlm President.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, .,
R1cuaoSp, July 81 IA.
orrrn1scs-The offerings on Change yesterday
were: Wnest-Whits, 200 bushels. aew. Corn