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New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

But to answer this criticism In another direction, and
70 show the impossibity that could be mistaken. not
seeking to shelter myself under supposed misunder
standing but king all the burden Of yeracity between
Beecher Tton. and myself now proceed 20 give such
naions as sre NECESSARY of few OF the
lions IN which Beecher made confession Of adultery;
have before stated that the first confession
made on the night went for the retraction" Of Mrs
Jslton that there told him; Mr. Beecher you have
had criminal intercourse with Mrs Tlton and you have
done great injury 90 Tlton otherwise;" and say
ther in my published statement that he confessed and
denied not but confessed AS he did not deny this
charge 10 explicitly made by whatever differences
tainy could NOT mistaken mine at this time When
speaking Of the relations OF man and woman Grim
tpa intercourse has but one "legal literary mean
ing" even 10 q clergyman.
It. however, seems necessary that should 60 sti
further which do and say that on that evening he
confessed 10 me his relations with Mrs Tllton IN Ian
Ruage 20 vivid that could not possibly forget mis-
take H. He said my acts OF intercourse with that
woman were as natural and sincere expression OF my
love for her as the words OF endearmeut which ad
dressed 70 her There seemed be nothing In what
aid together that could not Justify 20 myself the
ground OF our love for each other and think God will
NOT blame me for my acts with her know that at
present Il would utterly impossible for justify
myself before nau" This is impressed upon my mind
because II was the first enuDciaon OF justification Of
the doctrines Of free love that had heard
Nat only ON the occasion OF handing back Mrs Ttons
"retractiun" aud when giving me the letter Of con-
triton of Jan l. ls5 did he PARTICIPANTS with regard TO
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The Flood at the South-AppalIin. Ac
counts of the Overflow.

MONROE, La, April 24.-G p. Mt is Inn
possible to give an idea Of the extent OF the
overflow here. The water is higher than
ever known before The town is on an island
two and a half miles long by half mile
wide, from which there is no exit except By
| boats or swimming. From the crossing CT
the railroad and Dcsard street back Is one
wide sea. Boats come and go from Oakley's.
| People living in the rear have been driven
| in, All the vacant houses have been taken,
and several families are living in the court
house. Business is almost completely sus-
pended, but the houses are open. Fully one
thousand people have not rations for three
days nor money to buy With. Stock of every
description gathered in the town are starry
ing. On DeSard Island almost all the plan
tations are under water.
There are no crops to speak of, and not
five days work has been done along the river
for four weeks. In the hills the land is
washed badly, and what has been done to-
ward the crop has been merely thrown
away. What the people are to DO, God only
knows.
IThe foregoing is signed George W. Nc
Crane, editor of the Ouchatn telegraph
WAsusGroS, April 25.--Dispatches from
the South regarding the flood are simply ap-
palllng.
Ninety-three of the richest cotton-produc-
ing parishes are flooded. Twenty-seYen
thousand people are needing relief from star
vatiop.
The Secretary OF Wars communication to
the House to-day says no commis$ary stores
can be spared from the stations on the lower
Mississippi. -,
After a verbal conference between the
President and the Secretary the Commissary-
General was directed TO prepare 5000 ratlons
of meat, flour, and beans. These rations
will feed 10000 persons for twenty days.
The Secretary asks for 10000 of these
rationS from Congress. II.
CHICAGO, April 25.-Three thousand dol
lars have been subscribed for tue down
river sufferers.
Bosros, April 25.-Aayor Cobb to-day
authorized Mayor Wil'z, of New Orleans, to
draw the second ten thousand dollar eonsrl'
button.
New YORK, April ga meeting of prom
inent residents of Brooklyn will be held next
week for the purpose of devising means to
extend assistance to the people of Louisiana
who have suffered by the recent breaks IN
the levee along the Mississippi river.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 25.--Secretary Rich
ardson goes to Charleston, Savannah, and
other coast towns by steamer in search OF
health.
Francis Xavier Douglass, of Savannah,
has been appointed cadet to West Point.
The House Judiciary Committee have
agreed upon a bill restoring southern pen.
sioners to the rolls. The present law ex-
cudes those who sympathized with the Con-
federacy. $50,
Senator Edmonds's postal telegraph bill
provides for commission Of citizens I'M
connected with any telegraph company and
an army aud navy officer to inquire about its
practicability.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has sent to
the House q report OF Bank Examiner
Neigs upon the condition Of The Freedman's
Bank and its branches in the various cities
| North and South. The liabilities of the in
stitution, including those of its branches, are
81, 3333S, S96; resources, S3,12l ,00S; Of which
Sl06. 500 are doubtful debts. There is a dis.
crepancy in the amounts due depostors Of
about $4,000, but the examiner thinks it
| the result of carelessness in carrying
| amounts forward and openings OF different
| accounts. The examiner asks forbearance
on part of depoStors for six or twelve
months, in order to give the institution time
to recuperate from misfortunes of the past,
and add largely to the safety Of depo>itors.
The House Committee on Banking and
Currency call upon the Secretary Of the
Treasury for full details of Tree banking, in
Guiding the number of applications and the
location of free banks.
The appropriation bill was finished in
committee of the whole after great deal Of
discussion about the Acknowledgements
laundelet. the Presidents veto, and other
matters, and amid scenes Of noise, confusion,
and uproar, which have been rarely If ever
paraleed in the House.
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Tu9 GREAT SOUTHERN MAlL,-The Lynch

THa GREAT SOUTHERN MAlL.-The Lynch
burg NerS of Thursday says:
"On and after the. LIST of May the great
through Southern Atlantic and New Orleans
mail, by contract with the PostOf De-
partment, will be transported through this
city from Washington ria the Washington
City, Virginia Midland and Great Southern
railroad to DauYille, and thence to the va
rious points of IT'S destination. Daily double
trains will be run over the line"
[By all means let the Legislature again
repeal section S, chapter 81 of the Code Of
Virginia, aud infoim the Postmsster-General
of their action j
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from SIeensv.f,e sounsv-

;IfAE JAkEAT1@s, Va. April 25tb, 1874.
E"'1'$ DtSpatcis. farmers are much
...'A''u1iId with their farming operations :;
~? "'n neither plough nor haul out their
,"i'''.. Few Rave finished planting corn.
&" T." and viii no. be in condition TO
i'''.' .'F -oiEe time. The crops of oats and
: '".' i'rr locking well. You would be
'.-'!.'ard 10 -ce v Ia. lue clover We make
g" or HIT land. The farmers made fail
..' III cotton last ycac, still "they have cot
Oh The hrain.' Had the weather not
!"'" - wet they would have been planting
">''r lays ago. y large portion Of the land
~ :'&tu Tor cotton Is row covered with
""','r", therefore planting will necessarily lie
4"''ird. Next 10 king Cotton" our or
r2'.ur are our greatest source Of income.
1"t NUT was killed last Monday week ago.
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By sTELEGRAPH[;,,r.:
,g The n .'.r a 81 Iyn.hllbnrs. -

- .>'SSidn w IibphICn.l @alsfiS
lLSsoHsEHo, April 25.--There has beer
a,.noss 2 eohasinu 20 rain since Tuesday, and
neaVy rains last night and this morning.
Inc river commenced rising about O'Clock
th's afternoon, and is now Is o'clock p. NJ,
some two OF two and a half feet above its
o. level and still rising, but NOT rapidly.
Though still raining, there Is no probability
OF unusually high water.
[Second Dispatch] IS
hfNcHBuRa, Va, April 25.-yery little
RAIN here since noon. The river is sttI1
i's,ng' ontvery slowly; is now uoP.
only some three or three and a.half feet
mgher than 1t usually is at this season. Il
Is not thought that sufficient rain has fallen
70 raise the James as high as 1t was week
or ten days ago. Still cloudy, but has ceased
to rain.
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SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR MURDBR.-C ulr

SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR MURDER Culpe.
per c. IT., Va, April 24.-The Circuit Court
for this county commenced to-day, Hon. Ii.
Shackelford Judge. The first case on the
docket was that Of William Jones, charged
with numbering w. c. DirkinS, OF this coun.
ty.. The prisoner was brought into court,
after which the indictment found against
him by the grand jury was read. When he
was asked to plead whether guilty or not
guilty he put in a plea of guilty. The Judge
then discharged the venre and heard the
evidence in the case whether or not it was
murder in the first degree. The prisoner
was ably defended by his Honor Judge j.
W. Bell. The Court, however, decided that
it was murder in the first degree, and sem
fenced the prisoner to be hung on Friday
the 18th day Of June, 1874. The courtroom
was densely packed with spectators, and the
public generally seemed to be well pleased
with the sentence of the Judge.-Baltimore
Sun.
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HEAE, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 11l3 Main street.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Ill
BRICK DWELLING with basement, two stories
and attic, containing eight looms kitchen, &c, on
BRICK DWELLING with two stories and wing
IN the rear, containing SIX rooms, kltchcn, &c,
near Brook avenue. .a,
in the rear, containing six to eight rooms kuchsn,
&C. on Grace street hear Laird,s flower garden.
BRICK DWELLING with basement and Two
stories above, containing tive rooms kitcnen, &C,
on Firth street between Leigh and Juckson.
Two new BRICK TENEMENTS with TWO s'ori los,
containing six rooms each and the modern lin
A desirable DWELLING with basement and
two stories above, containing eight rooms kltchen'
&c on Six tn street between Clay and Leigh streets
Two-story FRAME DWELLING with four
rooms kitchen, &C., on Laurel street south or ana
AI Two Story FRAME DWELLING with three
rooms kitchen, &C., on Laurel street between Main
"i Two~story FRAME DWELLING with four
rooms, kitchen, &C., on Canal street, near BelVi-
dere. ~ r,,rrxo III, So
rooms, Kitchen Sc, on First street between DuVai
"' Two Sc neat sw o-story BRICK TENEMENTS, with
five rooms and kitchen each, &c, on oaha' s'tee'
between First and Foushee streets.
Two-s,ory FRAME DWELLING. with 1--WE or SIX
rooms and kitchens. &C., on Twenty-eighth street
between Clay and Leigh streets: ., o..o
| rooms. kitchen, Sc, on Twenty-si1th street te-
Two FRAME TENEhENTS, with three rooms
each, on Twcnty-Sl1lh street petneeh Ii ano
streets. ,>-,, in, ,,. ,,a ,,.o
stories above, with four rooms, Kitchen, &C., on
ffwenly-second street between Leigh and N
Two-story BRICK DWELLING, with five
rooms Kitchen, SC. on Twenty second street De-
tween Leigh and II streets ,.cr,,nSo~
an a7-1w 1113 Main street
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Il ~-cbmc,. Hide Through the CouE-
i!.-, "t !ia!io;t~, Campbell, Halifax.
Tuts,l.ai::a. ana; fscw-y-Tno Crops.
dr.-i Sac Accident.
s:-.- .-...1tnce q The Richmond Dlsnatch.l
t.:aHATJoN COUNTY. April -. 1874

dr.-.t sac Accident.
L. ,--. .,.1ence Of The Richmond nisnatch.l
As:nAArr"N COUNTY. April -. 1874.
3" nj comfy on the 18th instant and
-. :"ruuGu = portion OF Charlotte
a~. ..|.y,i. AID crossed Stanton river
i =: ! N,.i. q driving village on Stanton
7-..~ t4~ coJHtE d Campbell. The stir
q. T.. !rcpj" there shows it 10 be an enter
...,...- .:.G business little place, and speaks
....; J. sG:i;:r. Thence through q por-
{; ."' !!I':aH Ike the county Of Pittsylva-
~. g.. hence b. Chalk Level.
4 ".,n. my Journey the country pre-
49, ! G"trcc II prosperity unsurpassed
!" a.? gsrt "i tIe country until ! reached
'"' ",:'. !ari {: Pitt>yivaDia and Henry.
i:.rir lie ,ae dcpvndcnce OF a great many
'Ha.""- ! i"!1cco and nothing else, depend
M d;@G ,!h"r parts % The country for sup
pcs ,3- thar families and stock. They show
Z ALE. I"jrc-:at" sep. cutting down and
''t...- larg" bodies Of land, wearing out
M iaELtny cut a. fast as the wheels of time
nhi "."". find the people Of PittsyivaDia
- h' IND, generous, ana polite, and witbal
"''' IAzinisn>. endorsing the action of Cen
60 N"Ap"- IN Els ye;0 Of the Petersburg
s'4:'r" h.l, bu: @.aa: believers in the moon
= :"-ai1, IL aci!cn upon the earth.
:"'urn",l through The town Of Chatham,
L." cunt? scat Of Pittsylvania, the pref
-. .'"H in The STATE that | have seen, and
- -" large towns. For the beauty and
ld.&"', Of il, houses it shows Il degree Of
.."',"';: !taEai,l with that OF the county
"'T.'l i thriving tobacco trade. The " heat
II were EXCELLENT along my whole route.
NJ, Narc,tiHs Chcatham, highly re-
<r'.." cji'z1a c: Appomattox, while cut
~ i'4bark timber On yesterday felled a
.'' a"ro-, log. causing the end of the tree
- :" .rH Up, AID striking him on the top Of
.-.' .."td, bur-t;n: his skull into pieces.
,+'t''': !; 'lI> brains 10 protrude through the
" Ills II IA" head. Nr. Chatham is dead
MONROE.
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~ STANTON MERCHANTS AeM s, nSs
ft'>' n,.vD rAX lL--ksSoi'' to>S
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BY Te1Qeranh-
oSAo pA
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW sohk, April 25.-Eooas-ssosks active.
heavy' ana lower. Money, 4. Gold l12Y. E1-
changeILong, 4s8h; short, 4s9k Government,
strong and active. States quiet and; nominal
Eusniag.-Aouey easy at za3. Sseriine, 4ssx
Gold, 1l21ns11l2k. Governments sssopg and &C.
tive. States nominal. as.-.
NEW York BANK STATEltESr.-The following
Is the Bank statement for The weeb: Loans In
crease, s5,o00,000; specie increase, 1925, 900
legal tenders decrease SO 5O00 reserve increase,
1878 900; deposits decrease, ~ g 75,os0.
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fnnoraa OF Commodore Dorn,n, &c

tNfSS'a' teteSram 70 the Dispatchl
PORTSMOUTH, April 25.-The funeral q,
commodore Dornin took place to-day at
o'clock from the residence Of his daughter
Mrs. Mcintosh, on CRANKY street, Norfolk
The marine battalion, under command o,
Major Lewis, acted us guard of honor. A
large delegation of officers of the army from
Old Point and the navy from the yard were
present. As the cortege moved minute
guns were fired, and the flags at the custom.
house, navy yard, and public vessels were
displayed at half-mast.
Olive Branch Grange was added to the
Patrons OF Husbandry In Norfolk count,
to-day, j. .. Ivy master.
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'iFn. RIGHTS IL MAssAcnusETTs.-Bo Boston,
NpTl! 2i.-Alexaudcr Ellis (coloredD has re.
covered 500 from the Narruganse,t Steam
f.Ap Company for refusing him seat al
uliihcf IN the diniDg-room of the steamer
rfo'mcncc. At Il previous trial the plaintiff
Was sfardcd $500, but the verdict vas Sc,
aside On qucation OF law.
t. that all s!assach usetts jury could d.
f.. S4Mb0Y
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police interfered atid icccmpeTIed Kotf n s.
TURN without bloodshsd. it IA r,insored fhst
| iend existed between the fathers of the
lypunE men. 50 1ff.ss tzstai fst1g 1f.as ts..ta .
:. Spain. ss,sE8 =. grless
MApHIp. April l25,-- Three millions ren]s.
intended for the Carlists, hare been seized
ut santandeT. - 100 IS ee .e's..
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ST. LOIIIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, APRIL 25.-Fl0ur duh and unchanged
business small. Corn slow; No. 2 mixed. G7S@
67Sc. cash, cas-: elevator. MhIskey steady NJ 94c
PORK held firmly ut &c., 5@Bl7. Bacon quiet
shoulders. 7c.: clear rib, 9h9 9sac clear 9a4 &c
Lard quiet 1T 93c.
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poJy~nuff strike.

CINCINNATI, April 25.-The section hands
and bridgemen on the Short Line to Louis.
vile have struck. The water,tanks nave
been tapped, and some of them burnt. No
freight trains are moving. The strikers are
determined to enforce their terms.
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Severe Storm

New YORK. April 25.-Southern bount
steamers have all returned to maroon III con
sequence of Il severe northeast storm.
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BY Teiegraph.
NEW YORK FITS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
new YORK, April 25.-Cotton nominal sales Of
67S bales at 17sG11Shc. Flour quiet aud steady.
" heat without decided change; $1.66 for winter
red western: LIS for while. Corn 10. better !;
e3@S6c. for new western mixed Pork steady !;
new, BIZ. Lardheavy. Coffee dull. Sugar steady.
Rice quiet. Moasses firm. Turpentime lower 80
@41c. ROSln steady at 1910,
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BALTIMORE. April 25.-Flour dull, weak, and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady prices I'M
changed: Corn dull white southern, SOC. vel
old, Sc. Oats sieady; southern, 60@64c.: west
ern, 6O@63c. Rye firm ut sl.03QQS1.05. Hay
unchanged. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
&hlskey quiet and steady at Il. Sugar firm al 81
Ml0c.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April Is, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHRAT.-White, l SO bushels. Red, 1872 bushels
CORN.-White, l so bushels.
OATS.-196 bushels.
Rye bushels.
SALES.
WHRAT.-White. l2O bushels prime at 81 81;
80 bushels at IL. 72-lota, ! so bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, 3 bushels common at 81 IS; 4G
bushels prime ut $3.50; 80 bushels good =,
81 .G5-total, "a bushels.
CoRH.-White, 1875 bushels very good at zoe.
CoRN.-Yellow. 80 bushels OH private terms,
OATs.-l96 bushels on private terms.
RF-EXHlBITED.
WHRAr.-Wbite, 80 bushels. Red, SO bushels.
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Fax on Coal, DC.

HARRISBURG, April 25.--The Governor has
signed the tax bill taxing coal three Genus
per ton also imposing tax on dividends
of all corporations. ....
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. April 25.-Flour and corn quiet ant
unchanged. Provisions easier. Pork quiet and uu
changed. Bacon-Shoulders. 7ic.; clear RIB, CSC
clear. 10Hc. Lard-rierce, 10k@10Hc.; keg, lU3
Ollie. Whisky quiet at 03c.
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OFFICIAL.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE
lin Council Chamber, Washington Hall, on
Broad between Ninth and Tenth streetSc
RICHMOND, VA, April rs, 1874. }
TE,HIS OFFICE IS OPEN DAILY FROM
l. O'Clock A. NJ: to 8 O'Clock r. NJ. for the pur-
pose of receiving the -.--.--~
LICENSE TAX ,4-s =
from all lawyers doctors, dentists, commissio5
merchants, merchandise brokers, stock and ex-
change brokers' wholesale and retail liquor dealers,
Loleis, restaurants, saloons, boarding aud eaung-
houses auctionecru lumber measurers architects,
com ranes mercantile. INSURANCE. steamboat, real
estate, employment, ticket, aud scwing-lnachine
agents; bitter manufacturers, junk anu oyster DEAL
ers, scaiyengers, and photographers.
">Ali bills remaining unpaid on the LIST day OF
May fne OF MOI less than ONE DOLLAR and no
more than FIVE DOLLARS for each Gay thereafter
will b. imposed" john =, REGSAuLT,
ap27-I. COLLECTOR.
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1t is rumored that Bret Harte is in danger
of loss Of sight.
Washington city pays $40 n year for gas for
each gas-lamp in the city. See how much
Richmond saves.
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'-hii&G lows THE LAVA borsc-thief on
=" Al fernando, Mississippi, pleaded in.
H' eA-GoI. Clarke, who was acting as
,Ias,I.c'-Arorncy, argued thus to the jury ::
we prisoner is insane, he should be sent
:, 'arh1oh 10 The iunatic asylum. Ii be is
'Alt', he should be sent there to the State
i%1H1cA'iary. II he is partly thief and
ia'''E an idiot, he should be sent there TO
tAt >lalc legislature"
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EuplQnd,

LONDON, April 26.-The ship ABBY hyers,
son. from Mobile for ReYal, before reporleu
ashore, got of after discharging one JUL ns
dred and sixty bales of cotton. Sne WIS
lowed into barbor in u sinking conaitloh'
d France.
PARIS, April 25.-Two Americans, WI.
liam Payne and Frank Riggs, went ou ~, ~
fight duel on the borders Of Begun, 1p:.
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Eatnl Mistake.

SALT LAKE CITY, April ,25.--A passenger
shot telegraph operator fatally YESTERDAY
He Inistook him for another person.
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CINCINNATI Markets

CINcINSATI, April 25-Flour very dull. Corr
quiet and unchanged. PORK quiet offering freely o!
lOtc. Bacon quiet: shoulders, 7lI7Sc.; clear rib
0s4l9kc. clear. 9Ac. Whiskey steady at 93c.
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Picked UP.

New ORLEANS, April 25.-The nine mel
who were blown to sea in Two small poaIs
week ago have been picked up.
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EOR PHILADEL HI A.-4|fTh
L The steamer ALLIANCE, Captaia ..assss.s n,
CARR, will receive freight for the noope port "a!
O'Clock. Il a..E r,,,..o
Fret ht taken for Wilmington, Del, Proyidenee'
r. H. aud Boston. Also Tor Liverpool ana Anl-
werp uiu American and Red Star Steamship hhes
and bills of Lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meas an1
". P. PORTER, Agent,
ap2 Gilt .,. NO. 2425 DOCK street.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co. j
RICHMOND, VA, March 8. 1874. p
HTHEDTTT. r. OFTRATNS -Tr,in No

SCHEDULE OF IkdINS.-IrdtH Mol
~ SOUTHERN EIPREsS-leayes Richmond at5:0$
A. H.; leaves Danviile at 1903 P. M: arrives st
Greensboro at 3:43 r. M. and Charlotte al P. "a -
Train No. 2--SEw ORLEANS AND NAV IOaE
EYPREss-leaves Charlotte at 1884 H.. leaves
Greensboro Mt 1915 p. H., Danville AZ 3:31 p. NJ,
Burkeyle ut S:06 p. d., and arrives 1t Richmond
at 1:02 z. IL. This train makes close connections
at Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and Richmoud
Airline railroad from New Orleans, Mobile, Mont
gomery, Atlanta, aud points South and Southwest.
This train does not stop east OF Burkeylle excepE
at Chester. i 80 = !,
Train No. 3-THRoCGH MAII,-leayes Richmond
at l :4S Z. H.. leaves Burkeyile at 4:56 p. II.
leaves Danyille Ut 9:52 NJ leaves Greensboro, af
ll6 A: d.; arrives at Charlotte at $50 A. NJ.
This train connects ut Charlotte with trains on the
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE railroad and Char
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, .Cclumbiap
and Southwest. 1855
Train No. ALTHOUGH MAII--leaves Charlotte s4
7 p. NJ; leaves Greensboro at 2:16 A. H.. leaves
Danvlle at 5:2S A.. d. Leaves Burkeville q l. aQ
A. NJ; arrives at Richmond at 2:32 p. n. Thlg
train connects at Burkeville with trains on the
Atlantic, mississippi aud Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg and points South.
Train No. 5-LYSCuBURG PAssRNGHR--ieAve9-
Richmond at 9:42 A. NJ; leaves Burkeytlle AZ
leo p. 81; arrives at LynchburR At 4:40 r. II.
Train No. 6-BURKEyILLE ACCoMMODATIoN-.
leaves Lynchburg at $50 z. H., leaves Burkevtl9
ut 4:35 A. ~: arrives ut Richmond At 1853 A. y.
Through tickets sold to all points South aad South
west, and baggage checked through.
NH 8 Engineer and Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-27
Horses Burned

BALTIMORE, April 25.-six hne norses
were burned last night In MAINS hyery s'a-
he an Franklin street near Howard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-27

PosTAL.-Andrew B. McClintic is ap.
pointed postmaster at WilSonrille, Highland
county, Va, rice John Wolfe, resigned.