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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-27

s.GRSC&MENT DAY AT THE DEAF, DUNE AM
hlI<D INsTITJ INTERESTING EXAMISA
-lp>>-AwAKD AND DELIVERY OF MEDALS AMI
TR!ZES INCIDENTS OF GRANTS ARRIVAL IN
STANTON.
Correspondence Of The Richm ond Dispatch.]
STANTON, June &c, 1874.
IL, final exercises n the Deaf, Dumb and
Bind Institution took place Yesterday morn
liz 81 ~ o'clock. The hall was not near
So cgowdcd Is on the previous evening at
l." concert, though, in our opinion, the eX.
r.ci>r- yesterday we're Of q much more in
tec"-iing character
Iae exercises were opened with prayer by
Rev. ". q. Hul!hen, of Trinity Episcopal
church, followed by the performance of the
Great Western Quickstep" by the band.
The pupils OF the third deaf mute class
tAD>e WHO have been in the institution
lacce years were then required to
wife down words and simple sentences
s.'ci. them By their teacher in signs. They
IL. this with the greatest promptness and
rapidly, and what is remarkable, with no
i43>ian,> in their orthography. The fifth
N'-f mute class, composed Of those who have
5,"& IN The Institution five years and more,
a@d have reached the highest grade of
>'.4.c-, were then examined. They have
received instruction in geography, arithme-
IL, grammar, literature, and natural science.
Moonlight on the sea- was then sung by
Iii" choir, consisting Of blind girls and boys,
and va, most beautiful piece and admira-
lily sung.
Ii!en came the exercises in the Blind De-
IlrtMcEt. Heading from raised letters and
Tie Owing oiarithmctical problems by the use
o. blocks with figures, and boxes somewhat
Ike printers stick" A beautiful little
Glri, k1tc AyreS, Of Albemarle county, nine
year, old, and who has been in the institu-
ton not quite two years, read in q remarka-
bly, distinct and rapid manner a portion of
The death Of Paul, in Dombey d Son. Read
iIE's were also given by Harry Taylor, Lizzie
lrankiu, and Bette Gibson. The exercises
81 arithmetic were performed with great ra-
pidity and correctness by Thomas johnson
and Edward Beale. The - Wandering Jew
Waltz" was rendered very perfectly, as
duo, by Misses Bette Gibson and Pattie
AlbcrtsOn.
A raised map Of the United States was
then introduced, and Miss Bette Gibson, in
response TO questions put by William Fra
Zier, one Of the visitors to the institution,
pointed out the places Of many prominent
cities and towns and described their location,
and gave the course Of rivers, and what rivers
united TO form many OF the larger ones.
Problems in algebra, in equations Of the
first degree involving two unknown quail
ties, were then given to Miss Bette Gibson
and Miss Pattie AlbertSo1, which they sQlYea
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ton.
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 26.--AIr. Hale assumes
the Postmaster.Generalship on the 1st OF
July.
Treasurer Spinner has issued a call upon
the national banks, other than gold banks,
requiring them to deposit i've per cent. OF
their circulation in United States notes for
the redemption Of their circulating notes, in
accordance with the new currency act.
Bids for supplying official and dead-fetter
envelopes to postmasters throughout the
United States were opened to-day. The con-
tract was awarded 10 George II. Reay, OF
New York, for S23,G95, he being the lowest
of three bidders. The number of envelopes
is 100000.
General McCook has received his commits
sion and taken the oath Of Office rs Governor
of Colorado. He will reach Denver early III
July to enter upon his duties.
The commission of engineers to report at
the next session Of Congress plan for the
permanent reclamation and redemption OF
the aluyial basin of the Mississippi will
probably consist Of the following officers oil
the army: General G.. Il. Warren, General
Fl. L. Abbott, and Major w. H. H. Ben
yuard, United States engineers. The civil
engineers are Governor Paul o. Herbert, Of
Louisiana, and John Sickek, of Arkansas.
The requirements of the military service
may cause a change of the army engineers
but the appointment of the civil engineers is
fixed. The Board will probably meet al
Newport for organization.
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From Louisa County.
nonaence of the Richmond Dispatch

rCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, June 70, 1874.
Harvesting is about over IN this county.
The yield of wheat will not be more IMAM an
average. The oat crop will be short This
year, but there is not large crop sown.
Corn is looking very well, but needs q
good rain.
The woman who was burned here by the
explosion of lamp died last Monday morn
ing.
learn that Sunday school mass-meeting
was held at Enon church last Sunday, when
is about five miles from this place.
lottesYile last Tuesday night, and took part
in the Masonic celebration there wednesday.
A light shower of rain.is falling.at the time
of this writing. OBERos.
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Fatal Aecident-Death from Hydro
nhObia.

New York, June "a lad named NC
Geeban, employed in the castor factory, "a
Newark, was Killed yesterday by the expse'
sion of an emory wheel.
william Mccormick, butcher, died yesser-
5av afternoon of bydrophobia. MeCornlck
was slightly bitten by small dog about !,
month ago, but the wound soon healed, and
he thought nothing of it until Monday, when
he began to experience sharps pains in the
Mock, Physicians were called in, who pre-
scribed simple remedies at first, but more
nowerful afterwards but all to no purpose
and he died in the greatest agony. a tho
rough scientific examination is to be made o
the case.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June. 26.-Cotton easier; sales 71G
bales at 7aQD1 SIC. Southern flour dull and de-
Ginning Wheat lower; very moderate demand at
II .42G&1 .4G for winter red WESTERN Corn lace.
lower; 7S@Slc. for western mixed closing 1t SUQl
S0Ec. for prime samples. Coffee tirmer At Sl4t1
222c. for Rio. Sugar firm anu more active; 71.Nl
SC. for fair TO good refining Molasses quiet and
unchanged. Rice quiet and steady. Tallow quiet
1T SE@S9sc. RO.iu firm ut $2.15. Turpeutlnc
hrmer ut 36c. Pork tirmer new mess, 81 3. Lard
frmer 1T l &C. Whiskey steady at 99c. Frelghts
10 Liverpool unchanged.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, June 26.-Flour quiet aud I'M
changed. Wheat quiet western spring, 81 500
s1.3G: others unchanged. Corn steady; white
southern, soc: yellow southern, Soc; mixed
western, new. Soc. old, S2Hc. Provisions quiet
and steady. Mess pork, $3.50. Bulk meats nnn-
nal ; shoulders, 7@74c.; cear.rlb sides, 9s@9ac.
Bacon in fair demand shoulders, 71iM &c.; clear
rib sides 14@16c. Lard steady; refined, &c.
Western butter scarce and firm; choice, 23m24c.
Coffee. quiet, but firm and unchanged, Whiskey
urllet al 9Sl099c Sugar, 9Ic.
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rho xeu York Police commissioners.

NEW YORK, June 26.-A motion in arrest
If Judgment was argued to-day in the cases
If Police. Commissioners Gardner and Char-
lick. convicted of misdemeanor. Inc mo, 10,
lion was denied, and they were each hneu
In the SUN of $3.50. The clerk OF the coufl
was instructed to notify the Governor OF Tue
State of the conviction of the COMMISSION :.
or. The ether cases against them were SCI
down for the first Monday in October.
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CANAL SHIPPING.
JCADO'S DAILY LINE. azszz sz1!s

T UCADO's DAILY L1NE.asaszzsz..E:I5ss
~ E-s@-...--.zx.a<s
The regular Agency of the james river and nu-
ayhn Canal Company lavlng been discontinued,
the subscriber calls the attention OF shippers 70 the
above line OF CANAL BOATS. -
Freight from Richmond for Lynchhur2, Bu:
chanan, Lexington, and all intcrmr date points on
canal handled carefully and with Dispatch Connect.
ing nc Lyuchburg. with the Atlantic, mississippi
and Ohio AIRLINE, Washington City, tlrgnia Hic-
land and Great Southera, Orange and A"xandrlt,
and Lynchblrg and Daivillc railroats. Goods
from ali points east received and forwarded II ee OF
commission, and frcights rs low US by any otfer
line.
by experienced captains, with c,rgoes Insured.
Having superior facilities for shipping keep Rp
ward bv first good boat Of this or any other Hue:
Grateful for past fayors | beg c2ntinuancs OF
same INV JUL w ". !. ~
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 20, 1874.
Wheat-white, $50 bushels new.
Corn-white, 377 bushels; yellow, 39S bushels.
Mill Otfal, $4,000 pounds.
SALES.-Wheat--w white, $50 bushels good new,
at $3.50. Corn-white, 254 bushels very good at
92c.; yellow, 81 bushels on private terms.
E-EXHlB1TED.-Whe at-whlte, $50 bushels
new. Corn-white, 116 bushels; yellow, 21u
hi Shp1s
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BY Telegraph

NEW YORK, June 90 Noon.-Stocks active and
higher. Money! 2. Gold, 1l1s. Exchapge-Long.
4sSh; short, 491R. Governments dull. state
bonds quiet.
Ecening.-Money easy at 2h@3 per cent. Ex-
change dull, but firm at 4SsH. Gold moderately
active, with downward tendency. Governments
strong and active. States quiet and nominal.
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PosrAL.-Nrs. E. J. Mathews is appointed

PosrAL.-Mrs. E. J. Mathews is appointed
postmaster at Sudley Springs, Prince Will
liam county, Va, cice Charles W. Ihomas,
resigned. Mrs. Jane Wells is appointed
postmaster at Spotsylvania Courthouse, Va:'
utce Albert Wilcox, resigned. Sydney 5.
Clary is appointed postmaster ut flney
Grove, Prince George county, Va, uce
James P. Brown, resigned. Mrs. NJ: A
Nicholson is appointed postmaster at ASA
messick, Southampton county, Va, v'ce W.
w. Moore, resigned. The name of'the post
office at Hickory Fork, Gloucester county,
Va, is changed to White Marsh. A ne"
post-otfice is established at Flag Pond, &C
comac county, Va, on new route, Win
Cornelius jenkins postmaster.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.


NEW YORK. June 26.-Nct receipts ut all United
States ports for the week, IL 42G bales: same week
last year, 1883 bales: total 10 date, 37U2, 49o
same date last year. 81 1868. Exports for the
week. 5,4Il bales SAME week last year, III
095 bales total 10 date. 1874 1877 bales: TO same
date last year, 2,4tS,0SS btles. Stock at all
United states ports, pa, i40 bales; last year,
2OJ4l5 bales: al ali interior towns, Al ,063 bales;
last year, 1868 bales. At Liverpool, 100000
bales last year, SS3.D00 bales. American a!loat
for Great Britain, 10000 bllc5; last year, l6o,-
ono hDIrs
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AcksowLEDGMgSTs.-R Richmond, Va., June
o6. lS74.-I have received the following
amounts for the relief of the Patrons III
Louisiana who suffered by the recent floods:
Sleepy Hole Grange, So; Walker. 50; Me-
chanicsville, $5.37; Cascade, slO.'5; Spring
Hill, IS; Messy Greek, s.; Namozlne, %;
Fergersonyile, S.; Birch Creek, Sl2.lo ,
Bush and Sandy, s529; Oakland, %;
Hickory Grove. So; Leigh, $40; frederick
Hall, S.; Old Dominion, 3; Meeklenturg,
s14.SO; Boydtoo, IS. The necessities of our
neople in Louisiana are very pressl az, ana
i is hoped that every Grange in che State
will respond. Post-office money order is the
only safe mode of sending money by mail.
NJ. ". Fl AzLEwooD,
Secretary State GRANGE of Virginia,
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 20. 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester Post, Norfolk, mer-
cllandisc and passengers. ,
steamer Wes,over, Travfrs, Baltimore, mercban-
disc and passengers. ,. -, @
Schooner Sea Bird, Hoge. Philadelphia, coal, 3
Schooner Annie W. Collins. Bayliss, Albany. G..
E. Whitiock. 49,,
Schooner Fair Wind, Lloyd, Philadelphia, coal
Joel L. Watkins.
CLEARED.
American schooner Louis 4. Orr, Captain r..
Orr Rio de Janeiro, Hour, Gallego Mills Manutae-
turing Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke Couch, New York, merchan-
dise and pa Ssengers. George w. Allen q 90.
steamer J. W. Evermau, Plat, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, ": r. Porter Porter, NOR.
-.teauer Eliza HancoX Deyo, Sorioik, mer-
chandsp and MESSENGERS, l.. L. Tarum. agent
Schooner Estelle Day, Casey, Boston, COAL Cur
80 Schooner Woodruff Sims, Pharob, New York,
camel coal, Currie Go.
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ST, LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, June 20 Flour lower 10 sell for al
grades above single extra; very little doing. Corn
easier No. mixed. 500 60c. on track and IN ele
vator; G0c. July; COG. AUGUST. Whiskey quie
at 96c. Pork frner n $50. Bacon firm; OIL!
order trade. Lard unchanged.
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from, Staunton.

-- --------------- ------------------
----=---- ~ S,.untsn.
letters 'r"'' ,,,',,,,,op,, D,sratcr.l
,s.r.c-'~'od'"', ~ 81. -,s pr,r. prMn. AND
,>>.,L CONCERT ~ ,,.r,rI-r,nx,
F''>' r,,,o Ok 1874.
Hl, ,>l,',%r 'v Was Given las,
TO-; G"iGn.i"' w., ,J;rd drnartmcnt
=, the NnW'> ~ '',' , n,'. Io'ti,nticn.
'.. nvL ('HMA' ''" III" .',Sa ava rycry
s.--. chapel was cav " '|c'r, ,hc ever.
>ra' occupied. N'''' s',nG with stools
.r.aN IL "'>''> "r'' NV" hnx
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EAI.TTHnpE

BALTIMORE, June 26.-Yirginia 6'S, old, 80; con-
soils, 5Oa. West Ylrgnla's, II. North Carolina s,
old, 20; new, 10: special tax, 5.
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Persisted IN THE FhAMEs.-Loussustle, ~,
June 25..--The house of John D. Scott, III
Green county, KY. was burned on sunday ,
morning. Mr. Scott, bis daughter IA anu the
flames.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. June 26.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn Gull mixed. G3@-65c. Pork unchanged Lard
unchanged. Bacon steady; shoulders. TAO l'ac
clear rio sides. $50 0c.; clear l0aWl0'sc. Whis-
Er firm AT Ole.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS

LOUISVILLE, June 26.-Four unchanged. Corn
quiet and unchanged at 72lg7Sc. Pork quiet and
iinchangcdat SlS.25. Bacon quiet and unchanged;
shoulders 7'sc.: celrr rib, 100 O4c.: clear, log
1OSc. Lard, 124Qll2aic. Wldskey, 95c.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

RlCHMUND LIV E-STUCh MARhETS.
The following is the report of Mr.. l.. Gimml.
weighmaster. of the sales of live stock from the
goth to the Goth Of June. 1874:
CATTLE.-1lS head sold from 31GG6c., gross.
Hoes -217 head sold from 7i@Sc.; sw.:!-fcd,
6aG7ac., net.
olIEEp.-Per head, 50 50Ms3
LAMBs.-Per heal, S2.25MS4.
EEALS.-Per head, S5aSI2.
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RAsl.sse,n /. LlrEss
81 n M M H !sssss: -

mE 4ak 81 s sE2 w
KIcrEMosD AND PETERSBURG nar-a
ROAD C0MPlSY. s.
| COMMENCING JUNE 18th, 1874. trains
! ~ Oh this road will run as folIoys:
-, LEAVE RlCItMoSp.s orTH. III s5 Il -
o.oV "a. n, IHhOUSH NAH. duly Except Sups
dayI. connecting for afI points South
ooo. :, and vest Sleeping-ear attached.
o'eV A. Si., FREIGHT TRAIN daily fexcepI sun
s aay., WITH VIII coach atinchsa, for Peters
road, ynehblrg, aDdsfe West.r1T
1:40 (. H., THROUGH MA IL. dsify. eos1uectfnS
Tor aH poipss South and West pas-.
sengers taking this Train will make
close connection al Petersburg for
$50 P sf, EREfGaF daily except sundIv,,
With coach attached.
LEAYE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. H.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (except
1000 SNmdnyt with coach stitched.
iZ:UU d., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richm0nd, Fredericksburg and
Pofonkic railroad for all points East
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily except sunday,
coach attached. 49,
sos P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily {except Sun.
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for nj points Eastand West. Palln1
Sleeper attached, running through to
Baltimore -
Inc MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Passengers from Clover Hill viii leave st ,:3oA.
", and returning, leave Richmond at las P. II.
1ailk, Except Sunday. n
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
ApBomattox depot. =
ts2z A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A CHANCE TO MAKE NONE VI
"A want 4 PARTNER with 1900 or 1900 to en-
gage In very profitable busineSs-onc that will
pay well. Address "BllSlNESS," ut this office,
with real name, and state where an interview can
be had. ie 26-it+.
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BANLkING.
NITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. ......."....s 5Oo,ooo
BANLkINt
a.. ~. PICKRELL, Preside
T., B, SNEAD, Cashier.

DEPOSITS of one dollar and upwards reee''s'
Rank omen every day from O'CLOCK q. NJ XII
O'Clock =. ~, and on Saturday from 1. M' ''ii
p. II. 10 5.eod3m
security undoubted. 'e o'sY"oN'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 20. 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 81, 1879.
SUN rises. 4. 43 Moon sets........" 237
ann spts......... 7.1SI High tide. 2.lU
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Deatba f.om Hiehtning.

C,ScrsSATr. June 26.--A severe storm has
prevailed throughout the Northwest, Three
deaths py lightning IRE reported,
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THE WHEAr--Reports coming in from all
parts of the county still justify us in claim
ing the present wheat crop as the best since
the ar--Bedford Sentinel.
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Hon. Henry L. Dawes, Of Massachusetts,
publishes letter decliaiD2 denomination
for Congress.
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Tickets for, sale on steamers, at CARRIER i 70 .
Ticket Agency, Main street. and Exchange HOTEL;
and luggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. xnu
regular landings on James river from A. u. to
SP. NJ, at reasonable rates.
Freight Tor way landings must be prepaid.
l.. Is. TATUM, General Agent.
Office Company's wharf, Rocketts branch OF.
Main streets je12
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DEPARTURES or srEAMERs.

T. 0 K NE w YORK The <%Ea&
l. Old Dominion Stea niShip Com pany,s 5000
Steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain BL AK EStAN, WIFI
sail SUNDAY. June 2Sth, At O'Clock T. NJ.
NIGHT.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch N all poiuts north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommo dations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $f2; Storage, So; round
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply TO
e. ". ALLEN & Co. Agents
lie 27-lt CnmnanY,s MharE Rnrkaifa.
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Latest News from washington.
Late Weather Report.
Especial telegram to- the Dispatch

Especial telegram to the DisDatch.l
WASHINGTON, June al 4. M-For New
England and the Middle States and the
Lower Lake region, partly cloudy weather
and local rains will prevail, with slight
fall of temperature, north or east winds,
and stationary or rising barometer.
ASSOCIATED Press Telegram
WASHINGTON, June 60 p. M-For New
England, the Middle States, and the lower
lake region, partly cloudy weather and local
rains Will prevail, with variable winds, slight
changes of temperature and stationary or
rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather, with local rains east
Of the Mississippi, south or west winds,
high temperature, and slight changes in the
barometer.
The Richmond Granite Contract.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Colonel A. Ord
way. and Hon. j. Amber Smith met in front
Of the National Metropolitan Bank here to-
day, when Mr.. LinnviIle told Colonel Ord
way that he bad not stated the whole truth
in his card about the Washburn granite
affair. Colonel Ordway claimed that the mat
tcr,was his own private business, and he had
right to decline to tell all about it. Mr.
Linnyille then told him he must not tell
Republican member of Congress of a fraud
in connection with the Government, and on
that being kept secret injure his own party,
unless he expected it 10 be made public.
The friends Of Smith say that in answer to a
direct question of LinuVille, Ordway admit
ted in the presence Of two witnesses that
Washburn had never put dollar in the bl-
siness, and yet had drawn 100000.
The Franco-Am cricas Postal Conven-
lion.
WASHINGTON, June 2G.-The Post.Oflice
Department this morning received tele-
gram, and was also officially informed by the
French minister, Of the ratification Of the
between France and the United
States by the French Assembly. The French
minister to-day expressed to the Postmaster
General his desire that the convention go
into operation on the 1st of July. but this
cannot be done, as the 1st of August is fixed
for that purpose, and the Publications have
yet to be exchanged. The charge for letters
from France to the United States will be ten
cents for third of an ounce, and from the
United States to France nine cents for bali
an ounce. Unpaid letters to pay above rates
with five cents additional. The postage on
books, newspapers, pamphlets, ETC., is to be
hereafter separately arranged by each coun-
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TOR 2 FL Ii AID E LPHIA.-<fRSk
4 The steamer NORFOLK, Capt,ln sesa1ifR
TORRENCE, will receive freight for the above port
I'LL THIS DAY Saturday the eth instantly at g
O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington Del; Providence.
and Boston: also, for Liverpool and Antwerp ritT
Red Star and American steamship lines, anu hills
ladlng signed through
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals and
State-room, 50. W. =. PORTER, AgeHt,
" 27-lL NO. 2i25 DorK street.
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THROUGH BILLS OF

LADISG GIVEN FOR FREIGHT
to Liverpool. Lobdon, Antwerp, Rotterdam, AMI
sterdam, Hamburg, and Copenhagen, by the
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
AND RED STAR LINE.
PALMER, HARTSOOk & CO.,
Special Agents for this Line,
and General Commission Merchants,
ie 5-lm Richmond. Va.
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'.,,',,c If ;ne Richmond N'sra'ch1
'.'. ,,>s,Rr ~ TuE DEAF, p'A"' AM
S. y" r,>p ,<>TlTTTloS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-08
LOOK AT THIS!

Having recently purchased of NJ. S.
Mahoncy, his stock Of goods, and having
in addition just received a large and
splendid ass ortment of
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-10-08
Colorado Excursions Go West
Through st. Louis.

During the Summer Season. the Mis-
souri, Pacific and Kansas Pacific hroucb
Line, via st. Louis and Kansas CITY. will
sell Excursion Tickets from st. Louis 70
Denver and Return. good ninety DAYS
from date sale, at extremely low rates
thus affordiug every one an excellent on
portunity to visit the famous resorts Of
Colorado, among the bcartiful Perks Of
the Rocky Mountains.
TO all who are seeking new homes in
or are about to take u trip to Missouri
Kansas, Colorado New Mexico, Nebras
ka, Oregon or California, we recommend
a cheaps safe, Quick and direct Youte nv
way 0 fist. Lottfs over the Missouri Pasif;c
Through Line II Is equipped with fine
Day Coaches, Bucks Reclining Chair
Cars, Pullman's Palace Slecpers. tbe
famous Miller Safety Platform, and the
celebrated Westinghouse Air Brake, and
runs it's trains from st. Louis to pyincinal
points In the West mifhoat change. We he.
The Texas connectionof this roaJ b
now completed, and passengers are offer.
ed afrst class alLrail route from ~
Louis to Texas, either over tire Missu,ri,
Kansas II Texas x. II. ria Stdafid, or oyer
the Atlantic Il Pacific II. :, uid Vinka,
For tuh Information IN regard to Col-
orado Excursions, or trips To II point
IN the Great west, addfess or eg5T s,f,m,f
either OF ne following named Agents of
the Line. J. 4. Yh0pson, Isl Exchange
Sts, bufiaios NJ Va 3. III. THOMPSON.
Union Depot, Columbus, Ohio, or n, a.
o Genl Passenger Agent, g South
Fourth Street, 81. LOWS No, Oues.ione
VIII be ~rheerfrt'sy aud promptly answer