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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-19
Letter from DanyifIe.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

tNNiiSSpphucii'c ol the hlcnInUHQ t)lspatcn.I
DANvlLLE, Va, November II, 1874.
The Internal revenue from manufactured
tobacco and cigars for the last month
amounted to S12G, 5000; for same month
last year Zone Of the black months), $780,
535; for September last, Sl60.GS0.20.
PAGES warehouse was sold at auction to.
day by the owners for settlement Of their
business. 1t was cried out to MeSsrs. Cor
bin L Lee for Sl0,1 00-I. 900 to be paid in
cash, $1,000 on the 1st of May next, and the
balance on the 1st Of December next.
The internal revenue from distilled spirits
for last month amounted TO SS4S.40; for
special taxes, S152.17; for miscellaneous
items, 1920.
Personal: Rev. II. P. Mitchell, of the
Lynn-Street Methodist church, left yester-
day morning TO attend the session of the
Virginia Conference at Elizabeth city. Rev.
Mr. Holmes left this morning for Reidsville,
y. c., to assist Rev. 2. Ell. Fontaine in a pro-
tracted meeting. He was there last week,
and was invited back by telegram this morn
ing. Rev.J. B. Turpin, of Halifax, preach
ed in rAe Baptist church Sunday morning,
and delivered the anniversary sermon to the
Sunday-School Missionary Society on Sum
day evening. Mr.. c. 6. Holland has been
W lSlleStuI III TUG ICAl
meeting of the stockholders of the Lynch.
burg and Danville railroad.
At meeting of the Sunday-School Mis-.
sorary Society Of the Baptist church, held
Sunday evening, officers were elected as fol-
lows: President (reeiected), E. G. Acrce
Vice. President, w. W. Waddill; Secretary
reelected), W. NJ. Graves.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has rented rooms over the store of Mr.. j. L.
Tyack, and Is preparing to form reading
| room. Mr.. j. I. Averett, librarian of the
Danyille Lyceum, has offered TO lend the AS
sociation the valuable books belonging TO the
Lyceum, that Association having remained
| unorgauized for the last three years.
The trustees Of Roanoke Female College
have greatly improved the appearance of the
| college building recently by erecting q new
porch in front of the main editice and paint
ing the blinds, windows, castings, doors, and
porches.
The estate of one OF the firm of Crews
Rodinhizer & Co, W. J. Crews, deceased,
being in the hands Of his administrator FOL
settlement, learn that the present owners
| of the water-power will not erect building:
in place of those recently destroyed by fire
IS reported in your paper of this date.
| ALPHA.
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letter from StauutDn.

~" sa9aI,rce q III. Richmond Dispatch.J
'"'.hf3i>G> OF TIE CITY CoUscIL-!MPoR-
'*N' 1EnlSANCE>-YorSG MEMS CHRISTIAN
%'a'y3"II'S-AEETING or THE BOARD OF DI-
"@''0h> VI THE DEAF, DUMB, AND BLIND IN
>E!rc!oH
>TAuNToS, November IS, 1874.
=" '-e meeting Of the City Council held
- ":--, ali The members we're present eX-
w I. T. Ba.by.
~. D'laid Allen, City Engineer, read a
.! l&!"r">tn. and full report Of what he
. '@> "'le IN improving The streets Of the
49, 80" ave his plan for further improve
--, .'', a'>1 Submitting further suggestions
'-V construction Of the proposed water
a." llt Council, in consideration Of
"P'liahcc aud length Of the report, re-
y, ., =, nave Il printed in pamphlet form.
Ana -, nance Committee were authorized
49, N1,e.eo % appropriate $4,000 Of eight
~ >e"'. oond> Of the city, or SO much there
" a. may be necessary. for the PURPOSE Of
.t.i;!H2 INTO effect he plan adopted for sup
s;'"5 'ng cIiy "l;h an additional supply Of
f,I"' lie committee was also authorized
a.M!. .''' ~ "'7'''"'' '"''' "0"O'
r. t-s acton Of the President of the Council
On 'eaS warrant of 81 900 TO Alois Rick
f,,, 1. y unit Of work for the city, and war
~. " 500 70 ACE Sims, on like account,
mo. "peptaring that records of the proceed.
Ts;,, L" lNe Council have not been regularly
-, r'.',en up On The record-books of that body,
,rnr authenticated by the signatures of the
1m rP ts. Cihcer', the clerk was directed with
jr,, ' ur delay 10 have all past proceed
La nI u u, 'he Council properly recorded, and
Ht!s. '''''ne" ny ene piopei ona'
,,," a motion Of General Echols, an ordi-
oynn.' MAS adopted requiring the property.
msGo a"hg any improvements hereafter
Of ."oyI' Tie city to pay one.half of the cost
br,inu improvements such cost to be ap.
ai ,.Io'so among them in proportion to the
iy01rn ,' u 'front.' feet they own along such
Iba W " Set0n Of the Council at its las. meet
ogR % tdl' required property owners TO pay
'"''As'As Of the cost Of the paving in
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front Of their property along Main. street,
was rescinded aud amended, and 1t, was
ordered that the costs of all improvements
on Beverley street, or anywhere else, com.
menced since the 4th Of August, 1874, shall
be borne by the corporation and the pro-
perty-owners, as is provided by the above
general ordinance.
A special committee, consisting of Messrs.
Evans, Echols, and Abby, was appointed,
who are to have the entire charge Of carry.
ing into operation the plan for supplying the
city with water.
On the Recommendation of the City Engi-
ueer. Abe Sins was paid 81 200 for work
done rs contractor on the bridge on Augusta
street.
a petition from the BARRIERS Of the city
asking that an ordinance be passed prohibit
ing shaving on Sunday was referred to the
Committee on Ordinances.
The Committee on Relief of the Poor sub
mitted proposition from Mr.. w. NJ. Bryan
for. renting the property which the city pur-
chased for an alnlshouse. The report was
laid on the table, aud q resolution adopted
requiring the committee to report at the
next meeting how many paupers are likely
TO go to the poorhouSe, and how many out.
side will need assistance In addition to those
now listed and receiving aid.
Several petitions Of minor importance were
received and reEerredto committees.
AT the meeting Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association last night Mr.. Thomas d.
Ransom was elected president; Charles Graf
tan, secretary Thomas Bedsoe, treasurer;
and George NJ. Harrison, j. W. Newton,
William F. Nelson, George P. Baker, and
W. .. Thomas, vice-preSidents. Upwards
The Board of Directors Of the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Institution, which met yesterday,
failed TO elect teacher to supply the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr. Job Turner.
The Board will meet again in January. AL
the members were present except DR.. Hin
kel, who was absent on account of sickness.
The weather is again very warm, and there
was sprinkle OF rain this morning.
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Fire i'm Games City County.
JAMES CITY COUNTY, NJ

JAMES ClTY COUNTY, November Il.
Editors Dispatch,-The storehouSe occu.
pied by Messrs. Hubbard & Radcliffe, at
Burnt Ordinary, caught fire from the stove
this morning, while the occupants were at
breakfast, aud burned to the ground. The
post-office was kept at this place. No more
particulars. / think the house was insured
by the Mutual, OF Richmond. All of the
mail matter was saved, and good many
goods. Mr. Radcliffe lost all of bis wearing.
apparel, except what he had on, and his bed
and bedding. PENINSULA.
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REV. J. c. HIDEN.-Several days ago we
learned that Rev. j. c. Hiden, Of this city,
was about to receive call from cougrega-
lion in Richmond. Va, but thought best to
make no alusion to it until it assumed a
more definite shape. Since then the B,6li-
cal Recorder has noticed the matter, and
we do not think it amiss to say that should
Mr. Hidden conclude to leave us, not only
the church and denomination with which
he is connected, but our city, will sustain q
loss, as since his residence here be has made
hosts of friends in all denominations VII
nainqton (N. c. Journal.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, November 1S.-FlOur firm and un-
Wheat strong and In good demand: am
bcr western, 81 TX: No. ! red western, 81 .z3 !;
No. 2 red western, sl.19; fair to prime red west,
ern Sl.15; rejected, SLIP red Maryland, ~ 20
0sl.3O; do amber. s1.326S1 .35; do. white,
Corn active; white southern, 74@
75c.; yellow southern, S0@s5c; old mixed west
ern nominal at 90c.-very scarce. Oats dull; south
ern, 62M66c.-others unchanged. Rye Dull Hay
dull at Sl71S2O. Pork unchanged. Bulk meats :
No old here; sales of 20,oU0 pounds OF clear rlb-
ders, O@I Ole; clear rib-sides, 14@144c. Sugar
cured hams, i5116c. Lard frmer and higher At
Col 6lc Western butter: Best quality scarce
and wanted: tub, 30G933c.: rolls, 3O(G32c. Col
fee quiet, but firm, ut 17@lil 9Rc- Nhishey hrm
al 81 .O5, sugar quiet and unchanged.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, November 1S.--Cotton dull sales of
$50 bales at 147s@154c. Flour less active and
unchanged. Wheat heavy ut f1.lSt@S1. 26 for
winter red western. Corn heavy; sales of CLIO
bushels at 91@92c. for western mixed in store;
92h@93Hc. afioat. Coffee firm and in good jopbing
demand; stock Of Rio IL first hands light. Sugar
frmer and quiet at 77s0SSc. for fair to good re-.
timing; sHc. for prime: refined in fair demand and
Irregular; 9xI9&g1 04c. for granulated; 1890
1OI5c for powdered 0iaG11 0jtc. for crushed. Mo.
lasses quiet; New Orleans, 62@65c. Rice dull
and unchanged. Rosin steady; strained, s2;204
1925. Spirits turpentiae s!esHy at 35ac: pGak
Lard firm; prime steam, 154 Whiskey steady at
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 8, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westover, Trayers, baltimore, mer.
chandlse and passengers fo"halah 0'e1in''A'
Brjc Henry Perkins, Harrington, New I0rH, IN
ballast 10 10 ID -four for Rio Grande 90 sui oa!so
Mills Manufacturing Company. r,, A.
Schooner Maggie Todd, Richardson Calais, he'
pi Schooner g. Bradley, McS1onagle, Philadelphia
coal. Powhatan Iron-Worss. .,
sIoop SOPHIE, Cheeyes, Westover grain, Staples
sioop Antagonist Embry, James river, oysters
:" sInop Annie Miller, Benson James River, oysters,
to master.
steoner John Sylvester Post, Norfolk, merehan-
disc aud passengers, l.. j. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Thomas j. Seward, Apple garth, balti-
more rid Lyons creek lumber, Curtis parke5.
Schooner Mary 4. Francis, McAndre"s, fhhauei-
nhia granite, Curtis i Parker.
piG Chickahomiuy, railroad-ties, Curtis farke i
Schooner Louie +. Smith, Brown, New YORK.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips, BaiimeTe, gran
ne ssc6ooner q. N. Squire, Wixon, New York, COAL
LANES River Coal Company. ,,. 60 ,o.a
Schooner Addfe Wood, down river nSht, 10 loao
oysters ron ,-r,Is popr
From Baltimore November IL, schooner II
liam oliver, Jones.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK November 1s.-ArrtSed; san sat'
v.dore. CITY Of London, France. Arrived OUT
Eliza Batavia.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST.. LOUIS, November lS.-Flour in good &c
mand for low grades; supcrfue winter, $3.50
a. Corn q fraction higher; No. mixed. tug
TIC, according to location. Nhiskcy lrm at ~
PORK frm. Bacon-N othing doing; no stock. Lar'
lower pf l3lac
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November Is, 1874.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November Is, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. 644 bushels. Red. Ala bushels.
CORN.-White, $50 bushels. Mixed, G2 bushels.
OATS.-520 bushels.
MEAL bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 4S bushels good at 81 80: 100
bushels very good on private terms; EOS bushels
common at .22; "a bushels fair at $50. Total,
$50 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, SO bushels prime on private terms;
s bushels common IL 81; 10 bushels common At
S1.I5; 26 bushels common at S1.1O. Total, 50
bushels.
CoRN.-White, Q bushels prime old at S5c. 65S
bushels very good new at SOC. SO bushels on pri-
vate terms. Total, 720 bushels.
tORN.-Mxed, so bushels new at 7Sc. 30 BUSH
els on private terms. Total, G2 bushels. =.
UATS.-220 bushels prime spring Mt &c.; 9S
bushels on private terms: 90 bushels very good
spring at Csc. Total, 36S bushels.
RE-ENHIBiTED.
OATs.-9S bushels.
MEAL.-l bushels.
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ANEW CONVERT TO THE REFORMED CHURCH.
The Rev. Edwin Potter, OF New York, has
been received from the Methodist Episcopal
Church into the Reformed Episcopal Church,
on examination Of credentials. As this Church
recognizes as valid the ministry of all
Churches of Christ, it does not demand re-
ordination.
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Sc CANTON INSIDE L1NE."sfsns i,

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEELY.
On and after OCTOBER l the splendid iron
steamers Of this line will leave Richmond. TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
POwhatan Steamboat Company's pier, corner of
Twenty-secoud and Dock stress. making close con-
necion each trip at Canlon, Md. EAST Baltmore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged ut
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line. This
Is The quickest line between Philadelphia anu Rich
mond.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line" and sent to the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore depot Philadelphia,
Frcights received daily In Philadelphia ana Rich
mond, For further information apply TO
l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
Office: Twenty .second and Dock street,
and Ninth and Main streets or to
J. s. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Il. r.,
DC 9-3m Philadelphia.
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Proofs Of The stamps fo,r prepayment Of
paper postage were received and APP
pEoYeo on Tuesday by the Dep. ,rtment. The
I!ls, ructions TO postmasters In regard TO
Daration.
AN experimental trip of the steam c.,ual-
boat Invented by Mr.. j. T. Hill, of Cumbt,r.
land, Md, was made on the canal at thai
tisfactory results. - =
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GAZING Of Coal MINE-FATAL RESULTS
Wilkesbarre, Pa, November 17.-An eX-
tepsiye cave occurred at the Seneca mines,
owned by the Pittston and Elmra Coal Com
pany, at Pittston, to-day. Five or six men
were at work getting out coal, when the roof
rave way with terrible crash, killing Elias
Davis and Henry Jenkins, and dangerously
iniuring John Williams. The news spread
throughout the town rapidly, causing great
excitement. and willing hands were soon at
work trying to rescue the unfortunate
miners. Williams was found near the edge
Of the fall with his back severely lacerated
and otherwise bruised. Davis and Jenkins
were further under the mass of fallen rock
and earth, and the root was still cracking and
crumbling to pieces.
The danger was such as to keep even the
most daring from attempting to render any
assistance. Some time was spent in precau-
tionary measures, when large force set to
work to get the men out. About an acre OF
service was comprised in the cave, and ex-
nerieuced miners say it will take eight days
70 reach the men imbedded in the earth.
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!. DIED FROM HIS INJURIES. Il Ieorge B. Bo-
harmon. the seaman on the 81. nnship Ameri.
Gu who fell down the r.atehWay o. Inal
steamer on the 7th lnstaT4t, died Of bis inju.
RES yesterday morning az 1910 O'Clock, t, ~
the washington University Hosp I. .has
femains were taken Y charge by aus Dro.her
for conyeyanoe to Virginia for Intel nfA'' -
Baltimore Gazette, 18Th,
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RICIIMDsD AND DANyILLa RAILROAD Co.,
pFFIcE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERLNTRSDKNTsf
RICHMoHD, VA, October 17,lS74. y
NCHEDIJIE OF TRAINS.

kSIftEDOLE We h~hA@SSs
CuhpIorrE EXPRESS, Westward-{;eave Rich
mond al / p NJ; leave BarkeYille ati2i07. a. Nj
leave Dundee a,7:A0 A. n. leave Danyns AZ
zaA H.; ssys Greensboro AZ Ia a. oa' si1iss
NEW YOIK EXPRESS, Eastwara- Leave omar
lo;te nj 1886 A. Sc. have Greensboro at Elo X.
NJ leave Danyille a sac T.. M ieays Dsaass az
i've at Richmond 1t fl.09 r 81. Tbs nains COZ
meets at Richmond wxh trains on the k,Snnlg2nne
fredericksburg and Potomac rsalroad Jox W asnnEs
ton. Baltimore, fIa6aoeiphRts IsSW kosh5 Ae1sA 49,
e, TneorGa MAIL. westw, rd-Leaye Richmond at
1883 p NJ leave Barkeyiie at AL q a.o isays
H.: leave Greensboro at 1920 4. III arrive AZ
| Charlotte ut s22 A. Al. Thu frain s9nnesE -
| Charioste with trains Gu the Atlantis ana nissE-'
mond AirLtne ralrss and Ciario.tss eG Mnh,Ie
New Orleans, colu snein, ASsuss, sssansans
charesoon, and all southern ard southwestern
points. =, 4 = 400 sfy,s r,ntta as
TAI p leave Or eensbcro' at 2lS a. %: ;5sAsd
Uanyite nj 5:l3 A. NJ: leayt Dundse y. o,no ~ ~
IS beaye Burkeyyi lie at l13o a. Nj safass - -
Richmond az 2l u I'M ,,. Msse Missssssni
and Ohio rars from Chat!anooga,, ,s and n
LJncbburg ar an Southwestern po;nss; anu ~, n
Bichmona tn The kiehmonu, VIZ Riyes and
Chesapeake railroad for AL aorthern
Richmerd at A. NJ; leave BnsHsfh AZ A.AS -
NJ; aySivs at Lynchburg ~ 80 s. Faro Bnrks-
vile at 4:s5 8. NJ; arrive at Richmond ~ t.oo
A, If. s. q -, . ....e SIN ~, tns
gSrnssS teEets sod % all points south mo Sound.
~sei. and Dasgsss checked : sh r .rArcorT,
II Krgtnesrand saps ssn a. rs
81 FIT. DOUGLAS. Master Transpo rtatson. g 80
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1UKh.
NEW YORK, November 1S.-Eoon.-S Stocks active.
Money, 3H. Gold, 110S. Exchange-Lopg, asa
short, 400. Governments active and lower. States
active and strong.
Ere,,ing.-Money 34@4 per cent. Exchange
dull at 1876. Gold, 1l1E. Governments active
and little lower for some. States dull and steady.
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eq}irIlmpnd lllspatth.
49, NOVEMBER 10, 1874.
from petersburg.

rrIlI t>I'N
o,,cr from Petersburg.
h''', ..,, >, The Richmond Dispa'ch.i
,c>re't,r,,,,--,,,, .g.rG. November Is, 1874.
t'' Methodist Episcopal Zion
To Mr. '..,,,-r3l which has been in SEES
I'",.,, Several days ~ tins c,.. -, III s';nr,
Zen ,'' ,r,u~nr3 to-day a''cF ,ne ass'sn.
,or5 ~, ,,al,.,r, 20 the tiI'tcren, ehuicnu>
mani 90 .- '" III ne Jurisdiction OF 'ne S'.i'
5a $50 ~. rrNt srS>ios Will be hela III
r~1''' -. n.-iNuuv on the second " CO.
Tll>."'",, .,,mttr next. Elder y. l.
aa>t.s 60 ...,a senator. was assigned 10
I'sE>. a." Nv, missionary Of the Virginia
vaN II, .'-' . k}nd Of rowing COM
C1n's'." ,r..aa.r. Onc OF the measures
a,.,,.'' ..-,,j.r, for the taking up OF
ss&H" .,.r.t.on Tor the nenen' OF
r, ...&,'.',.,.--. church. They also passed
;# t.'.> - ,r.,..k, to their Baptist brcth-
'r'2-,' .,.,rur, ,anc 10 the rescue OF ,ne
I.' - fa., c,;y IN lis ia! "i ',oup!c.
CHI n.a-. tale. which VIII DC out
I"s.,' '...as a. ,a:> present conncctioh. Inc
....'' .,..,r..f,>.> had tor years been occN-
,.'''N.' .t.,....,u | ajon street. wbcre FORA
l....rs,,u a. H,y!' 'Ac "h'', c''S 49,,
,... ,.rcg& ...i "'T>"'',""' n,so' . " a,,r-oh
.,,-s p, ..g ";>.I1-"'' '''s 49, =.
... r..! - .s>, - trustee ,iet.e" ~, ~,
So ..' r... ,alnrca brethren, lcnoranlly
49, ,.'.. go. the church belonged TO
,h..r, uc.fa re" >S' VI - t.,>,',, $50,
,-'~.,y ty.E.i'- ING SINS Ll';r,- 80
's.-... .IG>,e'>. ti'!> it't - ~ M pS.uS
.',.i :ha u>"r: ~" c9HFto. t"; ''n"s".
,, sss nJrg .eira.r" III o1.m 1He Nl Iu''
g,s IRE >.,.tl2 courts. in'S wa, cue
..,..os fr.a,'. I1r Wn'th iAes III" ''e'H
....s,A.
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men. ,..., g. ..' use OF NJ ~. n,r,
49,. s.. .,a. N''i">'"'' on VI" s'i'''' me-
....'-. - >t|h> An" lu'.e,. ~
I'll. aa. ,'.1r0i ana 'ne lnah "tles'V".
.r..- "a. Z .r.> ivu 70 lAe capture %
.......: IL. arg, who are supposed 10 oe
-.s ..> DO. .-'. t1iGaSo circus "aIeh WIS
49,. Na>..@.rt a FIrnV''e' Inc men
-. . ..r,.: AID employment, ana re-
-........- ..,,."c1te means 10 get out OF
....y.
J.. ...E.. g. .a~Fha'ic cohti'ct 'ocA pace
3 G-.r s.:'": between ou''-oos
.s: i a.Dr-i"e "".'t p''h- h''cncu 10
r.-'a .sum#!"E "I,A :. morse. Inc uos'
". - u.tu u-"L;'!n IN" h'a's 'loh-"e'Su!.
..... ".,.1.i proportion on tuc in!s!e>
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-. 60. e.. Il >AN.-r,,. Ne ul''c huoCAcu uitii
- WA - .r"@', ana III" uoS ia'''is nach-
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH -
a IMOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM SsSEs,
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEk.-Untii furtheE notice the steamers of
this line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ O'Clock.
Freight taken At low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for PrOv-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
poo! and Antwerp uin Red Star and American
steamship lines, and bills OF lading signed through.
Passage TO Philadelphia, Including meals anc
5taterOom, So. w. p. PORTER, Agent,
AL No. 242h Dock STREET.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November 1S.-Virgnia 6's, peelers,
40; Virginia consolidated, 57a; Virginia exrcou-
pons, 55. West Yirginia's, IL North Carolina 6's,
old, 80; North Carolina 6's, new, TO- special tax,
). Bid to-day,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK The fTs
q Old Dominion Steamship Company's ssTsAsaES
FRIDAY. November Goth, at o'clock z. M.
Positively no freight received after IL o'clock NJ
Througn bills or ladlng signed, ana geoas Tor.
Warded With dispatch 10 all points north, south.
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, $12; steerage, So; round.
trip tickets, $40. - .~
For freight or passage apply to
G.. w. ALLEN CO., Agents.
no 1887 COmDany,s Wharf, RocKelts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-19
:, CaoCKERY AND GLASSWARE:

,CEsOGKERE AND 6LASSW 49,
~ B. TAYLOR, DIRECT lMpOKIEn
decorated an rian white: tins French and Bohemian
TABLE GLASSWARE, English ivory haa 20. 4
SET nIr Ic,E.WATER PiTCHERS TEA TRAYS,
GORLETS, &C, and lasge variety OK sass sSSHn
sRIla.ES. Also, GRANITE and S0 ~ w
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOODS GENEkALLh !.
a LARGE STOCK just received direct sro'A Inc
factories AT PRICES LoTER THAN EyE id Goods IN
my line TO cali and examine my stock seiSfs puf-
chasing. ~. % o., = q nj - ostieee :;
~ 49, Wholesale and RETAIL
I'D. CARpozo and b. ALsoP, special partners.
Sc 1A-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-19
MARKETS.

CHICAGO, November 1S.-Flour, quiet and un5
changed Corn in fair demand and higher; No. 2
mixed. 7Sc.; high mixed, 1870 7S4c. new re-
iectcd zoe Pork firm aud in fair DEMAND at II .
ISl9.l2hc. Lard in good demand al 1S59CGl $40
Whiskcy steady at 09c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-19
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1ScIySATI November S.-FlOur steady. Corn
Grntr and higher: eur, 64tD65c.; shtlled $50
&c. Pork steady at $40. Lard firm; Kettle, lac.
steam. l3kc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-19
louisville MARKETS.

louisville, November 1S.-Flour unchanged.
Corn. 72@75c Pork tirmer at *2I Bacon-None
here; sugar-cured hams. 12gl25c. Lard-Iierce,
l1Ql 4Ic.; key, 15@l5ac. Whiskey, 9Sc.