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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ssyenty eight theatres have been burnt m tAls country in seventy-five year.
 Twcaty HOaghkeepsie families are mai. Ing arrangements to emigrate to Lower CshfOEnla in the spring.
 Jadge Hagsr has been elected United StSteS senator for the short term. to suc- eeea CaSseEley.
 This iS tho rOck of ages" said a fired tAthcE whS had keep cradle going two hoa-Ss and the baby still awake.
 Inc Agssslz family IS doubly bereaved the wife of the late Professor's son Aia~, ander. having died on Monday night. =The cost of the London Underground bt@llvsy for building and equipment was H.@9W0 per mile, or $50. .0OO, ,OOO for the entire woEk
 A Westhel1. Mass, man, whose son wss rescled from drowning. while skatino the okhe day, gave the boy flog0ing and hEs brave preserver cigar.
 Colorado papers continue to compla;n et the bUHal0eS The meat sells in Gree ky as low as three cents a pound. and sone has been sold for two cents.
 The richest club in the Unitesl States ;s saa4t te be the Union League of New York. which has 10 debt whatever, and a sur. plus Of nearly SlO0. 900 well invested The members number l ,409.
 The Baltimore and Ohio road is op- pEe@sing its rival. the Pennsylvania road hy eztslng down fares about twenty-fiye Per eszsA A similar reduction by the fea1zylvaaia rOad has been made.
 Hoa- William Aliens colored coach. Ezn and German servant girl have eloped and been aaauled. greatly tO the conster mation of the DemOcrats. who have elect. ea ME. Allen Governor of Ohio on a strict, r =mki-EaisrrganakiOn platform.
 Fansy the Chicago Times speaking oi A Iasksna as ssin var respectable sol. daers but in politics good deal of dem. a%ogae D Is enough to make the dead. sat-gu1a generations of Illinois demo- eraaa tnrn over in their graves.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-01
EUMUND bUhAE, A ir.osoaaoen Dnknnkc. q


 ssMr R. H. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY suplications for Patents, having been successful in almost every case. Such unmistakable proof of great talent and ability on his part, leads me to TTecommend all inventors to apply to him to pro- cnre their patents, as they may be sure of having the most faithful attention bestowed on their ca- ses. and at very reasonable charges. Boston, Jan l, 1873. JOHN TAGGART." 391Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-01

0N and after Monday Nov IT, 1873, until fur U ther notice, trains will run as follows:
 GOING SOUTH-LEAVE LITCHFIELD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-01
TESTIMONIALS.

q regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most success ful practitioners with whom have had official n- tercourse.
 CHARLEs MASON. Commissioner of Patents. :"
 q have no hesitation in assuring inventors that fbav csnnot emnloy man more competent and trustworthy and more capable of putting their aP- nlications in . form to secure for them an early and fayorable consideration at the Patent Office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-01

CaEped hands. face. rough, skin. pim- RasAs ungwoxm. salt-xhenm and other cu- tansoas affections cured, and the skin na-.s so1 snd smO0lh. by using the Juni- 6 Ca. New York. Be cerfain t3 saf ssIs ss.s ,. JnmfRar Tar Soap. as shere are maSv ;,.,:. rcSs' tmkfam2 maile with the common i'm wh;c1, mEe wuxshAe4 39:4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-01
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs. such as Coughs, Colds, whoopinr Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
 and Consumption,

Among the great
 discoveries of modern
 science, few are of
 more real value to mankind than this ef- fectual remedy for all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. A vast trial of it's virtues, throughout this and other countries, has shown that it does sIIralv and nffacfualIy
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-01
CLlPPsmC CS.

The eontented man is never poor, the iTScontenfed never rich.
 Savannah proposes ''one wheeled street cars Does if mean wheelbarrows?
 Frindship is the wine of existence: love. the dram drinking, Dickens.
 Mineral Point, Wis, metropolilanizes itself with city tax levy of If per cent Six ex-citizens of the United States are members of the Canadian Parliament.
 We do not count mans years until he has nothing else to count.-[ Emerson.
 Smallpox is breaking out and burglars are breaking in at Atlanta, Ga, in a some what alarming manner.
 A generous burglar recently broke into house at Fall River for the purpose of leaving a silver pitcher there.
 I've never any pity for conceited people, because think they carry their comfort about with them.-LGeOrge Eliot.
 Tho true epic of our times is, not arms and the man. but tools and the man-an infinitely wider kind of epic.-[ Carlyle.
 It is explained that the recent Con- gressiOnal allusion to ''dirty dogs" were merely curs-Ory remarks, not meant to be reported.
 There is a power in the direct glance of a sincere and loving human soul which will do more to dissipate prejudice and kindle charity than the most elaborate ar- guments.
 A Montreal audience recently had the opportunity of enjoying a scintific lecture on the diffnsibility of odors, Illustrated by two tame skunks.
 Boston is multitudinously going to see the ''Nalad Queen, but blushingiy thinks there ought to be ''k" in the middle of the adjective.
 A young BuffalOnian widower has been married by his mother-in-law. Which should afford some consolation to those whose wives arc in robust health.
 Kentucky mourns the decadence of it's statesmanship as exemplified in the fact that its present Legislature charges less whiskey to the stationery account than any previous one.
 A Kentucky jury has justly decided that $9,O0O would scarcely compensate Miss Tubb for the breach of promise which deprived her of an opportunity to change her name
 New Jersey backwoodsmen report that the mosquitoes have not destroyed the bears m that State as was supposed. a large number of the latter animals being met with this year.
 The Irishmen of Chicago have contrib .uted Ss, ,12O to the Tipperary election fund, at a cost for collection of Sl .586 Of the balance. about $500 has not been paid m, and the cost of the agents re- turn voyage to Ireland yet to be defray- ed.
 A few days since, seedy person applied tO a wealthy citizen for help, and received the small sum of five cents. The piver remarked as he handed him the pittance. Take If, you are welcome; our ears are always open to the distressed" ssThat may be-" replied the recipient. ssbut never m my life have seen so small an opening for such large ears.''
 This is what the celebrated Richardson. the civil service reform secretary of the treasury, did when he determined to re- same specie payments in silver
 "A cautious look around he stole,
 His bags of chink he chunk
 Many wicked smile he smole.
 And many a wink he wunk,'
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-01
Buckingham's Dye.

FOR THE WHISKERS.
 As our Remover in many cases requires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whiskers, we have prepared this dye, in one preparation which will quickly and oHoctuaIIy accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash off. Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.,,
 NASHUA. NH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-01
- - ?.
 OMAN.

By an imn1casc praeticc, extending thRoueis reioi sand cases of those diseases peculiar to woman | have been enabled to perfect most potent agree able medicine that meets the indications presented hy that class Of diseases with positive certainty al eA actness.
 To designate this natural specific compound. have namctl il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-22
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.


MADRID, May GA fight took place in the
province of Iarragona to-day between q
force of Republicans and body of Carists.
resulting in the defeat of the latter. The in.
surgents lost sixty killed and many wounded.
The casualties on the Republican side were
i've killed and ninety wounded.
A body of Carlists in Caledonia. number
ing 200 men, have also been defeated by the
national troops with loss of twenty.ope
Killed and fourteen taken prisoners.
France.
PARIS, May 21.-The duel between Count
Montebello and Prince Metternich was
fought to-day. The weapons used were
swords. The result is not known.
The Duke de Montpensier's son Louis
died to-day.
Switzerland.
GENEvA, May 21.--The names Of the Anne.
rlcan students who were drowned Yesterday
are Grant and two brothers WOODBURY..
England.
LONDON, May 21.--The Car has departed
homeward.
The Globe has rumor that the British
frigates Narcissus and Endymion are ashore
at Palermo, and that the corvette Raccoon i.
ashore at Bermuda.
Germany.
BERLIN, May 21.-The Russian Diet ha:
been prorogued without any formalities,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-22
THE TOBACCO MARKET As REPORTED
BY THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF,
MAY 49,

V;ro;,io Cscf Tho waer b,s sbo,vp soua i'm
oSagnmnt H IT, nrsd.naas ao TIN oro, IN
ransacTInns IN tobacca sta nes We're not s Foe hu;
thnre We Me- oansrnI i.tr,bution nr M th -
liz I utS s go III u 1919 49, W. ui , ..Sn
ho or strs nhs , ee !. La os
Ur e. ~, h ne i y, ,sn az 49, t
ma,pash IN ~, n har. rora ~ f
hriaht w,annrrs hut mo irinsfers have been 70.
nn,,a5 ~ 80 I;',a Ia,,n1d fa hr;h, 1ood - n
con,nod r. tho eTer rna o u az ,heae MANI
fctmrnrs aver tbern nor en"mob hera 10 s,tSsfy
~ o, , . , Ie o W. ~
,h Iopping hd D., ,ip H. Sn, III =
is c,mnd nrornr, hi IN ,bo md con,r
ry lg%, ,gnt oe ADDED, are 70 De hha s sse
of leaf s fol, Rnt On the
0ther banS ~ ar,aSy ,at aet h bnd
here than sctnsIr comes H. receint Were eagerly
| INVITED a m,nyf ,,ro n d 70 no In con,
uarso,Io "a, I'M b! 49, w us r,t
class stnc If h,,Shty Sero would
Inv - nh WI n,i S mere n'a la,Io % .rSa,
| here is 10 have syych Goods For fine ,ves. for
| instance. they must nae GOOD nr,ces. and when
they are ayniahlr ihcv 5rs reasr ~ an nav The
| trade here is willing to nav for some Wrappers
as high as 90 cents but none Of that grade comes
| forward, and the 40 cent or theren1out grades
| which do come are not wanted. IL is more than
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-22

Shc.: cut LOAF. Ike: Porto R,co DH6r s,g.c
ares ezra saS1 aos;; New Orleans, 9a@lOe
II ssss nss &c 1 psess s 1as
impartial siiossi ss sa fl sss ss ast1
$50, Rides. Leather, &c ~
aint fs sfs e 20 a9ec; dry sal5s 12a15e
skins s1s5s1 SO se sailed si net sailed can
g sole leather oak.
finish, 25@27Hc % foot; kip, BOcasi III n. Inn;
ness, country, 3003Sc.: CITY finish. 3Sda43c q
sH,,t fnl1sess French II 250s225 = 81 rous
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
From: American rerBed. 8I6D3ll. % n. Fnel,s,
ana American sheet, 5@6kc.; SFedes hammered
1SSs % hoop, 6Gsc Burdens horseshoe. So "a
q 90 bs.; Tredey,sr horseshoe s6Gs25 Tre.ie.
gar mule-shoc, s7@*7.25.
Steel: MAYORS cast steel, 2Oa2lc "a n EnpIi, u
% Sstered' 1Shc. q b.; American bistered, I2Xc
Nails: In store, $3.50 for standard-,ha, Is ten
penny; other sizes extra. = 49," $500 80 ~A
=, pstough Castings: Wholesale, 54c.; retail, 6Yc.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
d Ae: scotch, best brands, piuts, 80 2502 so a
nr aeaaet Wtsk sH Common, s1@s1.1s; full
ss Rys Whisk9gs Medium, sl.5o@s2; pure old,
s24S4; Virginia Mountain, new, S20y2.5O old.
s2.509eS3. so and upwards. - S'' 80
Gin: Domestic. s1.25ms2.
Brondiss: Domestic. sl.25@s2; fruit, 81 .s5@
wholesale; peach, 50.
Rum: New England, $l.40@s1.5o; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, $iGS6.
Lumber, Lime. Slaves, Etc:
s v Hh nsels oak si ssss2o 1885, W Ts
psne S35G9S7J u 1000. Yellow nine boards 81 o
@Sssl5: jo5st. sla@slS, according TO lengths.
as g e 1000. Tsshs2spiit, si5S; saved ss;sS
90 os Wniskey-barrel timber, green. s13@ls
Sa;ss ss'9:s 1885, 1895 FSar s ssrrs
orH noop, S10G12 nominal.
lon a5Sac cotton, &C.. white, 4@oc.; wool.
,, Rogs 81. Manila, best, ss@a5c; sisa sac. q n.
=, Line: ,AgricultnraI.. lOe. a bushel Virginia.
@Sl:4o; Roeklana. sl:300sl.5 so. "1'-'
ed; cslcined, 81 1898.
Licoricc.
Licorice Pasts-J. 9. & Co., Gle; R. R., 2sc. :;
20: G." 23c: r. Il Co., 24c-; T. s., &c.; Anchor,
S1ilI-Feed.
Shipst'T: Coo. "A bushel.
Bro,oastuf: SOC. u bushe
Shorts: Zoe. II bllshel.
Wheat Bran zoe. r. b,lshel.
Corn Bran: 10000. y bushe
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining, so, soc. @s1.25 u ! 90 feet.
Po'oder: 1915 BY the i've kegs-less thai five
kegs, 1928; blasting S4&s4.5O.
Shot: Northern, $3.50 q bag of rs bs.
GrindStones: 2@2hc. q N.
Seeds,
SEEDS Glover, red, s. q bashel; ,saplins,
S1.75; Kentucky blue. 1850 timothy. "a so.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond. Reed, New York Inerchar-
disc and passengers, q. W. Allen & Co., agents.
steamer J. W. EgcrDau, Plat, Philadelphia, w
Z. Porter.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandisc and passengers. l.. l.. Taium. agent
Schooner George TwibiIl. Miller, Alexandria, ce-
ment, ". p Cox & Co.
schooner o. L. Bians. Highly, New York, coal,
Curtis i Parker.
Steamer " cstoves, Travers. Baltimore, mcrchan.
disc and passengers, l.. &. Tatum.
Bark Jernhyrd, Bar,h, Liverpool, tobacco, Curtis
4 Parker.
Bark pepita, Ga;zen, Rio, -four, Dunlop & Nc
Canoe.
Brig Marlanna l.. Santos, Rio, -four, Haxall
Crrn>haw i Co.
Schooner Maggie Mcdonald Steelman, Philatlcl.
phia. era uite. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner William and james, Outten, PMladel.
piia ria Smhfcld, lumber.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner W. :. Doughten, johnson, Boston ria
Kennebec river, May g.
Schooner /. Ii. Wainwright, Lloyd, Philadelphia
May 10.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. May l9.-Arrived: SchoonerS 7. A.
Saunders. Godfrey, aud Maggie Bell, Hail. hence
also. .. II. Booth beHnett: Magellan. HaZleton
VI. Z. Turner, Camp: Charley Miller. Jones: ). L.
Jayne. Hankin: Francis French, Throckmurton
Chinsarora, Sheridan; j. w. Boyle. Smith; :. 4
Quinn. Lee; Kate and Luella, BonSall; David Mil.
Ter. Shearer; W. y. DaYis, Wilson; all from Fir.
GINA.
NORFOLK. May 2O.-Arrived: Schooners John
Anderson, Evans, and Gazelle, Brown. from jaime:
river.
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Martne Naffe-S--Dcad Bodr
Idenfifzed, DE, ;ss.sss =,

sispeclai Telegram TO the Dfypatcf,I
PORTSMOUTH, Va, May 21.-Captain stod
dard Of the wrecking firm of B. 3D.. Bake,
d Co., arrived yesterday morning in the
steamer Resolute from Cape Florida, where
the steamer Mississippi was wrecked a sl1or,
time since. He reports The ship lying EASY
but full of water, and thinks there will be no
very great difficulty In getting her of. She
has still remaining on board about 500 ton,
of her cargo Of Iron.
The marine killed on the Atlantic. Miss;s.
sippi and Ohio railroad yesterday was do.
serter from the Powhatan named John
Brooks,or Washington city.
The remains Of Captain Thomas Bean. re-.
Gently drowned at Fort Monroe and discoy.
cred at Ocean View, were brought mp to-
day and bis friends in Baltimore COMMUNE
Gated with as to what disposition should be
made OF them. The body being too much
decomposed to bear transportation, was in.
tered yesterday in Elmwood cemetery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-22

LIE CRUSADERS on TRrAL-DrsM,sse1
wsTn WARNING. - Cincinnati, MAY 90.
toF'y-three temperance women, who were
arrested last Saturday, were tried in the Pc.
lice Court to-day. The courtroom w.s
crowded, and great mass Of people. unable
to SCI il. waited outside Of the building
Stanley Matthews and Judge Hogan an.
pearci as counsel for the ladies.
Testimony was heard on both sides. and
the case submitted without argument. The
charge was for Niolalinga city ordinance BY
obStrrcting the sidewalks.
Judge Msrchant stated that there had been
a technical violation Of the law. but in view
Of the lack Of bad motive on the part Of the
defendants he would dismiss them, which
he did. with the admouiIion that if the net
was repeated they would be liable to arrest
and punishment.
At the conclusion OF the trial the defend
ants marched to the Ninth-Strcct Baptist
church, where league committees were III
session. They afterwards adjourned to the
Seveuth-Strcct Presbyterian church, where
a pFaycrmecting was held until nearly
night.
Frequent remarks We're made, but no def.
mite course Of action was laid down. The
temper Of the meeting seemed 10 be in favor
Of Il discontinuance OF visitation III large
numbers, and for the adoption of some new
plan.
The police commissioners ordered an ed
dress TO be sent to the temperance leagues
communicating The decision Of the Police
Court. and notifying the ladies to entirely
discontinue what Is termed praying and sing
ins OF the streets OF public grounds of tn.
city. and that all the authorities are request
Ell TO mite in aiding the Metropolitan Police
10 carry out this order. the same being con
>i>tcnt with the decision OF the Judge of the
Police Court.
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Relief for Flood Sufferers,

LOWELL, Mass, May 21.-Remittances o.
$4,000 have been sent hence to New Orlean;
for the relief of the sufferers by the A1issis
sippi overflow, and $643 for the sufferers by
the reservoir disaster.
WAsHINGToN, May 21.-The Congressional
delegations from Arkansas, Louisiana, AND
Mississippi bad conference with the view
of obtaining further Congressional aid for
the sufferers by the overflow of the Missis-
sippi river. Senator West presided, and
after much information had been laid before
the meeting, showing the absolute necessity
for further aid, subcommittee was ap'
pointed to collect all the information avail.
able on the subject as to resources and re.
quirements. 1t is expected that 100000
additional will be asked from Congress.
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COTTON MARK ELS, MAY 81.

WILMINGTON n. C.-Nominai- Net receipts, 20
haies. Exports coastwise, 276 bases.
PIII.ADELpHIA.-Se. receipts, 81 baless gross,
NV ORLEANs.-Irregular; demand fslr; mid
,,lIngs Tic; good ordinary, l5kc; ORDINARY.
1872. Net receipts, Al bales: gross receipts, .
haies Exports coastwise, 1856 bales. Sales 1,a9o
baies: last evening, 1,l00 tales. Stock, s7S,2ls
bales -, ,o,x,o,. TO- ,niad,l ns.s
7EMI TIC. Net receipts, SIS takes. Expcxts
cnasfwIse 562 bales. Sales, 100 oafs
oEsyEsToN.-DuiI and weak; good ordiAary
&c: nliddlings, TIC. Net reesspss,. 2aS ealss
E~no,rtsTo France, 1873 bales; coast6ise,i 3ez
h.les. Stock, Is, 663 bales. 49,
MR,tpIIfs-uuil and weak ssW middlinSs, Ifc
psrents. ISL bales. shipments, 473 ba'Ss,
| sSohILE.-Dull and tending down. Eaidditpg'
nc. Net receipts, 81 8 balss. Exports coastwie
I AIR.1TIMoRE-Dull and lower: middhngs, lS'1f.
low midnlings, 17Sc. Net receipts. 60 bsies gross
| OF toies. Exports-To Great Brttaln> 2a bales
| on,stwtse. 81 bales. Stock, $500 bales.
| SayASSAH.-Dull middiings, l1he. Mel ie
| ceinte e6 bales: gross receipts, 80 naiess "a
! nnr,s coastwise, 3S6 bales. sales, Ii bales. .
| "REMINISCENCES and easier mlddhngs, Z
| nj 7Ec,: low middlings, TIC Ses receipts 4
Isles. Exports coastwtse, 90 bales saisS, ~
bales. -, ~, ~.cai,ts. q
1 bales. Sales, l04 bs.es-
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PLUMBING, GAs.FIgTING, Is Is

~~~<~~~-~-tSae~St<>>~"o~
r, E N V a l..
SHANKS j. BARRETT,
PLUMBERS, TIMERS, GAS AND STEAM
FILTERS,
having taken possession of the large ana colnno'
l4l9 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH,
would respectfully invite the special attenlloh OIL
their customers and the PUBLIC In general 70 ther
large and we'l-assorted stock OF
STOVES, RANGES,
SLATE NANTES,
WATER COOLERS,, VINO
GAS FIXTURES, ,,s
HYDRAULIC RAMS,
fo1r'' B 3 WATER CLOSETS, MIC
and every variety OF TINWARE and H2USEFUIkk-
NISHI%G GOODS, TIN and SIOvE MAJ
RIAL,G UTTEkING,S PoGTtNG, LEAD !U,a ah9hls
and TERRA GOTTA PltES, &c, @C'' "hoie'"Ae
We are the sole agents for Virginia and North
and South Carolina for COMSTOCh'SC ELEbhA.
TED REVOLVING FLUE RADIATOR, stove
attachment by which the fire may be perpetuiaiiny
retained over night, besides producing great dim
mutton in the consumption OF fuel we are aiso
agents for JOHSSON'S PARLOR GLASS FOUN.
TaIS @ very beautiful and attractive ornament
for parlors, &c. sample OF winch may pe seen III
oDeratiou In our windows. r,rr
Particular attention always gwen 70 - O-tln
ING. GAS and STEAM-FITTING,1 In their various VARIOUS
branches Competent statesmen anu Aconnn i
always ready to give prompt attenlioh in erS,y nc
partment OF our business, Doth IN Gtf a dnd "a
All orders for 1obbing, &C., promptly a1tenueo io'
crease give Us = CAN HANKs & BARRETT,
myl3-lm 1419 Main street. Richmond, va.
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Convention OF Confederate Surgeon.


ATLANTA, GA, May 21.-The Convention
of Confederate Surgeons have elected Sur
geon.General S. p. Moore permanent presl'
dent, and DR.. Henry +. Campbell ylee-pre-
sident at large.
The Association was named "The Asso-
citation of Medical Officers of the late Con-
federate States Army and Navy
The medical officers of the United States
army and navy who resigned to join the
Confederate service were made honorary
vice-presidents.
A committee of three was appointed to
confer with the Surgeon-General Of the
United States Army relative to the archives
of the Medical Department of the Confede'
racy.
The records of the Medical Directors OF
the Army of Tennessee and Western Army
were rendered the Association.
Richmond was selected as the next place
of meeting on the 1st Wednesday in July,
1875.
Adjourned sine die.
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- ) RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILr1
Road CoarPAN1.-4S
MAY 18TH, 1874, trains
" on this road Will run IS foliows:s -
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
s:oaA. ", THROUGH Mali. daily except sua--
- day,, connecting for all points South
+. and West siaeping.car attached.
500 A. NJ, FREIGHT TR4I daily except sum
burg and stations on inc sostaside
road, Lynchburf, and the West.
1.45 p NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
for all points South aud West, with
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from k.Snm9 2hSs % ,sa,a all
make close connection at Petessonrx
for Norfolk. =. IL.
s.asp. NJ. FaEiGHT daily except Sundays.
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:sSA. H.. FREIGHT TRAIN. daily, texcsps
- = 1 Sunday With coach attached. .,.
1900 81, THROUGH MAIL dai!y, cSmnses s,$
@ potomac railroad for all points East
s:osr. ", sEasSESfsar daily Except saua4s''
s.anp.M.. THRoUGH NAIL daily except Sun.
day., eonnecting T pai.,I nse rsiiSoa2
| s'&5% Har an points East and West. Pnnmaa
sleeper attaehed, running through ="
Tho MA u,TRaTEs Win noe stop between ne N
mond and Petersburg except q Aancnss
chs ssssaeers from Glover Hill WIN leave e KY
oa AL TR4iSs leaving Pe,esssurs VIZ s'al WV
/ Apno~asssso':a aepo'. SHAW, HuperIatendenss
Il
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PIANOS. ORGANS. dc.

YNHE PIANO-FORTE BUSI.Ea@sSy
4 SESS-Our arrangements for thefT TT
prosecution OF the PIANO-FORTE BUSINESS
are complete. $780,, r.,
deed for the purchaser here will save all eXpensr
and risk Of transportation: We employ superlo-
timers to keep them In order, and careful inspec-
ion is given to every instrument Sold seeing that
II is In perfect condition. We pack them securely
10 go By any conveyance or distance.
better advantages can be obtained from any source
than are offered by the subscribers.
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
mylS Booksellers and Stationers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-22
BY Telegraph.
NEW WORK. ETa

NEW YORK, May ELECTION dull; sales Of $50
bales AT !SA(Gl &c Flour dull and dropping; coIn-
S7.15@$1l.. Wheat heavy and lower, with limited
Inquiry; Sl.5S@S1. so for winter red western
$40 for white western. Corn shade better,
moderate demand. Coffee quiet and unchanged.
Sugar dull, without decided change. Rice quiet and
steady Tallow quiet Nayals steady. Pork firm
al II for new. Lard frlner ut II 7-16c. Whis-
key quiet at 97Hc Freights firmer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-22
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW York, May FL Noon.-Stocks dull. Money,
3. Gold, 1921 Exchange-Long, 4ssH; short,
491E. Governments strong. States quiet and NOM
inal.
Erening-Money easy at 2@3. Sterling dull at
4sSk. Gold firm ut 1124Q112S. Governments
strong and considerable doing. States quiet and
nominal