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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI August 25.-Flour dull and droop-
ing: family, Us. ! 5NS5.30. Corn firm and scarce
at 6S67nc. Pork firm At s23na2o. Lard un-
changed and quiet; summer 4@1 4sc. Bacon nrm'
shoulders 9Nc; clear rib, 13Ac; clear, l3@c' WINS
key firm at 96c-
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BY Telegraph.
TDv ClDE

NEW YORK, August -Ereniag.-Money. 2
@2T. Sterling dull at *. Gold, 109SG O94
Governments dull and steady States quiet and
nominal.
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at. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
sT. LOUIS, August 25.-Flour quiet, weak, and
small business Corn nrm and IN flir demand !;
some sales higher; No. mixed. 6Sg6gc;, track
nc s2i cash 81 4 seller al the year; 81 90 seller
last half Of February. Bacon steady at 1Oc Tor
shoulders; 1856. for clear-rib; l3;ac, Tor clear
sides Lard firm at ] SIC. for steam.
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s,sra ssrejssrs ar sssE


lsErAREafsEar sFs essE AsAkxse ssEsss
/ gJOR Nh w & u b Is 1.-THE egg,
Old Dominion stsamshfp Cornpany,s
steamship WYANOKE, CapSafn COUCH, NIL sal
SFRIilAY August 26tii, as B O'Clock z. u.
L EreiRht recelyed uuiIl ] 6'Cl0ck X. De; s35
swarded with dispatch % All poinss n0Esh, south.
east, and west also, to foralgn porta
( Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
trip tickets, $50. $3.50 s.T. IS y
For freight or passage apply TO tss
e.. w. ALLEN e CO.. AEenfs
an 26-3t Company's Wharf. BocEetts.
pHILADELPHIA, RICH. x@FFe
MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM sSxssa
I,H I'LL, LlNE-FOR PHLLADELPHiAs TWICE
A WEEk..Unui further notice the steamers OF
tts Line viii. Leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY
a "a SAI AZ and Richmond every III e.
Frsigbs taken az low rates for ali parts of New
Jersey. pennsylvania, ana Delaware, for Provf-
denee, Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool ana Antwerp yt1 Red Star anc American
steamship lines and bills OF lading signed through
Passage 70 Philadelphia, intending meals M,
'taternch, SS. W.P. PORTER, Agent.
AL No. 242l Dock street.
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FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight vnjy,
leaves Richmond daily tMondays exceptegl ss
Point that deliver freight in Baltimore early next
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West PGiusx
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
FRIDAYS at z A. III. Local freight received Tues.
o'''' A ~. f'' = EDW. u. FOl.GER,
,s 40 Superintendent
WIN. BRAGG, Master TRANSPORTATION. ap 20
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MARINE rsTELIIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 26, 1874.
Am r,sea.s 5.23I Noon sets......... 3.91
nm sets ,, S.40i High tide. Go
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS

LOUISVILLE, August 25.-Fiour unchanged
Shoulders, 9k61 &C.; clear rib 1885,, clear, he
Lard, l6;s4ul 6Hc. Whiskey, 96c.
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Grass1lopDer Migration.

OMAHA, August 25.-Myriads of grasshop-
pers are in the air going south.
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Letter from Charlottesville.

~-I'O'.''A-r| ~ LliC f.IcUluoHu
y, CHARLOTTESVILLE, August %. 1874.
4ie residence Of the late Ira Garrett, for
> H!'&! years The clerk Of the courts Of this
'.'',!' was sold Saturday for the sum of
',.'-' % Colonel j. J. Bowcock. This pro-
!''tS !, situated almost immediately at the
" 10, shh Is one Of the most highly orna-
--'.L'eu place, IN The town, the flower. garden
.'A~'hIAs The rarest and most beautiful
.,'"'l> :tnd shrubs. The buildings were not
~ -'pi repair. This sale cannot be taken as
a., .'H.X OF tie value Of real estate in Char
;. G-'"Ay the rain poured down all day, and
ar congregations at the churches were
,.~'I' KcT. j. II. Bry of Tennessee,
.apeo lAe pulpit of the Presbyterian
u"'ire TO call attention to the dishonest
49,. !; Of certain newspapers in abstract
,+5 Nen' Of rcws from the correspondence
,, y. |"e O'patch and Inserting them in their
"N ''IGuiIs without credit. Repeatedly !
, ,'n, seen news 50 taken Uer6atim fl om this
Jurisprudence. Ou,p.
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The code q lrronor5s..s q DIsconns.
IRON the New, Orleans picsyune.J Il

From the New, Orleans picsyuhe.5-E $50
| Regarding himself grossly insulted, his
honor assaied, aud bis personal gtaudiD2
questioned by recent editorial IN the World,
Governor Hebert requested the service OF q
gallant Confederate officer 10 bear message
TO Mr.. Marble. 1t Is proper to add that he
Governor had been led to believe that MIR.
Marble acknowledged his responsibility for
such article, and would respond to any de-
| uland based thereon. Before, however, dis.
patching his message, it was suggested that
teey should take counsel of Roger A. Pryor,
now a practising attorney in New York, and
once, when politician and ire.eatiug edi-
tor. disciple Of the code of honor. The
case being stated TO Pryor, that now sensible
nan and good lawyer promptly remarked:
Now. Governor, Of course this would be
in the South ample ground for the resort
suggested; but have you any idea OF the
consequences which would flow from II
here! "No," replied the Governor, With
simplicity and some anxiety.
''Then will tell you," continued Pryor.
80 In two hours after sending such message
You would be lodged in Ludlow-Street jail
Il very uncomfortable place for n gentleman
Of your tastes and habits. There, too, you
would have to remain several days, until
your friends could get some $4,000 bail
next you would be sent before grand jury,
which would find true bill against you, and
finally you would be sent before court and
petit jury. with the chances all against you,
to say nothing Of very heavy law fees" (
The Governors face grew visibly longer
and his moustacAc sitter at this appalling
picture. At last he gasped out the inquiry,
8. Is there no mode then, Of getting sati>sac-
ton, apology, or any sort of reparatlon for
gross personal insults offered here to gen.
tleman!"
"Oh! yes" replied Pryor, the counsellor
Of New York. no longer the Sir Lucius
O'rrigeer, OF Virginia. This is q good
case for an action for lbel.'
"But what reparaton would that give
me 2" asked the indignant Creole.
"Well," drawied out the eX-Flrginian, 81
think could promise you verde. Of dam
ages to an amount from five cents to five
thousand dollars. Even if for the small
amount it would carry costs" After much
anxious consideration our Ex-Governor. and
author Of the memorable APP ,thegm. "Allthe
roads from Greeley lead TO Grant," yielded
to this counsel, and by the last accounts
from New York we learn that petition had
been prepared in a suit Tor libel. claiming
some $4,000 from Mr. Marton Marble for
questioning the political and personal stand
ing and honor of Lou>iana's eX-Chief Mag
iStrate and honored class.mate Of General
Grant, and chief OF the great LeYee Com.
mission, which has been so assiduousy en-
gagged at New York and Long Branch in
reconstructiDg the levees Of Louisiana.
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BALTIMORE. -- -

BALTIMORE, August 25.-Firginia 6's, peelers
52;S consolidated SO. Bid today. 49, ~ .'.
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DkO BONO PBBLlCV.--1ensielue :
e,o,hias much soiled, faded or color otttes
=. ,nSad ,EANED aud REnTOkEn ~ s SlSaI
,5,i.s and moderate prices M0lJRNiNtT
rsaay,fed All articles OF "a a ~
In efst'cisss ~ y 81 steam dye WORKS,
a., 4-eod3E, Marshsll slrset aear ~ W..
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,.t, ." Hartford Times says that a gentleman
,,"., VAS invited Oh, to cine found after
H.. a. 81: ne Lad GAINED three and half pounds.
I,,, .iieho "ill 40: be likely to renew that
,,..1 NIu anything about the defendant strike
81 ~ H. '!G a. Eelna! hablc:" asked the Judge
,nr@ ,"' Pliinti!t IN ease of assault and bat
ir.'H IL d!G, ycr bouor" "And wha. was
homo, 2:S''''tNeo the Judge, "ni. list, yer
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6.OoO Cash Prizes, aggresrasing... ...a2S0,Ooe
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $40; half tickets, go /, 9uasief
,,cTs,s $40 Eleven tickets for sl0Q.
T Eo for sale hy p. wEISIG ER,
hiis ne'o ~ -: 1901 Main strSsh I
on -aod1m RichlnopS Va. /
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RICHMOND, FREp'G C POTOMAC H. X. Coil
@ OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, y
RICHMOND. June B, 1874.l
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

"
.. OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. June b. 1674.S
OF TRAINS.
7:so A. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad;street station Sundays ex-
2:s5 P. H., p fsSf' MAIL leaves Byra-sree, s.a-
1905 P. ~, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-strece
station !Sundays excepteah
Hanover junction.. leaves Broad. Street
station Sundays exceUtedl.
4:J0 A. NJ, NIGHT NAIL arrives ut Byrl-Stree&
station (Mondays excepied).
1870 p. NJ, DAY ALL arrives &c BY rd-Street sta-
1880 P. NJ, 30 LTIMoaE EXPRESS arrives .
hroad->treet station tsundays except
s:s7 A. NJ, fNaGSicoMMoDArroN TRAIN ar.ives
at Broad-Street station Sundays ex-
81 .g cepted). p..s u. s.,t. s>'Is{I.tt
BY this route new and elegant SLEEPING
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort Of Richmond passengers. CHARGE FOB
BtRTHs. III. Passengers tuking this car are not
disturbed on rea,bing kichmond; they can remain
In the to as late an hour US they please. t5,;
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE. st.t -
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Brcad-Street station
DAILY Sundays excepted at $50 A. n. connect
Ing at Quantco with tn. Alexandria snd FFede-
arrive at Broad-street statlcn at S:15 r.. 81.
Through bills of ladlng aud rates given to all
principal points North and West
j. Is. GENTRY,
jeS General Freight and Ticket Agent
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Engineer and Superfntendens.
II. T. DouGLAs,.Aaster Transpartasinn. an 1 To-

s3AIJSa4 IADG '0E14Ot KALI
~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, APRIL 1 O..
1874, passenger trains will run "a follows: 7.f-s
FROM RICHMOND. Is
$3.50 A. 81. MALL TRAfN.-Por Gordonsyiiles,
Chartottes vile. Stauns0n. White sulphur, Hintons
and all intermediate stations daily Except Sundays
arriving ut Hinton az 10:1t P. AZ. 8This train
connects at GordonsStlle for Orange. Cuipepers
Warrenton, MANASSAS. Alexar dria. WasbiDeson,
snd the North, aud at Shariotess vile for Lynch
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga. and tho
4:4s p. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRsIN.-For
Gordousvilie ana MI intermediate stations daily lex
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonsaille ut $50 r..
$50 p. NJ CISCTNNATFE xPRESs-Fo Cor.
doDSY!lie, Charlottesville. Stanton. Goshen, Mill
boro'. Coyingtoa. White sulphur. and all stations
west of While Sulphur daily iexcep. saturday, afp
irving at Huntington a. 5:3O2, d.. This traii cone
meets AT Gordonsville for Washington, Bsltmorey
and the North, ana at Huntington win steamers
Rostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati aud all points
West and Southwest arriving att Cincinnati at 6 A.
NJ. e9s-1T, f
As p. II. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for
staunton and all intermediate stations STATUE
DaYSONLY, arriving 1T staunton ut 1916 r. NJ.
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, aud inFormat.0u. an
ply at 626 Main street. Ballard au N xchange Hoo
teenIh. EDGyR VLIET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
A. FL. PERRY. General SuDerpferdent an18
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CORNER OF %8A&H
ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
ossara 10 his friends and The public every reasonable
r,icl for the cable and s the Id xnSies OF sea apd
land and every latitude, from the akes she TO
ncsal! served on bis tables 70 fJrders anu tnflsa
I'd 10 parties and families. 49,. -
WIS BAR is sim supplied wfth the very bsst LIZ
oiItjRS and BREW ED DE- .Nks. a. ,..,
EIia Arrangements Tor olsfhEs as r sanMnt
he found elsewheyes 1850 Ana IN
Come, friends. and t.stmy assertions Ana y =
all, the compliments OF the season. yr,rrrJE
de 81 - 7.
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II CrTtCE or sENafNEER AND rUfKRfNYuNgN14SE
/ ~ - RtCuAoFDs FA.e AnSI;si IL s1SSAs u.
fGCHEDILE OF TRAINS ID sake cfsc4
10 3f0ND4x,August IL, a87A.- SOUrHgnE Ex1
rHKts, HsssNard..Ieaya aicLIaoadAt 11.U4P .MS
leave Baskerville AT :2:05 a. NJ; ssye l5llroce IL
7:S0 A. ST. leave Dany1ffe sf 7:44A. NJ. sYrfgo
ut Greensboro, at 1888 A.. Connects af ClJar-
Iotte with trims sfc Atisptaa and Richmond Afr-
Line Railroad for Atlanta, MONTGOMERY, Hobfiex
New ttrieans End ali south srDp points.
NEW YORK EXPRESS, ExStyaft- leave GfesnS~S
Iboro' ut 1915 PM; IPase IfanyiIe 1880 P.M.s:
feaye Dundee ~ 3:48r Y. NJ: lave BHrkssfl!e az
$40 p. 3D.; arrive at Richmond 10 1904 r. D. s3G
THROUGH MALI We5fRxrd-lexvs Richmond II
1913 r.. a.: leave EHrkevitie, 1t All r.. 81. IeaYa
Dundee at 9:2S Pm; leave Danviile ut 9.2p p.
81: arrive at Greensboro al :51 r. H. ThfS
train connects &C Charlotte with trims on flses
Charlotte, colun,bfs x1i Atlantis railroads for CO..
hmbis, Augusta, savannah, Macon, and al SOUTH
lTHRegGH NAIL, Esstward~-,eave 8feensboro,S
nc 2:1 5A. NJ. Lave DSnyiie 81 81 A. 81. leasa
Dundee at S:2S A. III. Pave BurkevilIe az 1880
A. 81; arrive at RfchtnoDC at 2:22 p. II. 4 hta
trsin connects at Burksvi',e WITH train on the At
burg, and all s0uthwesferH poiEtss sss=1IS7 ~.
LYystfDERG PASSENGER, Wesfwnrd-Icav1
Richme nd al 500 A. b.; leave Burxevil,s at 24X
z. NJ: arrive at LynchburY st $40 p. d.
BURKRTsLLE ACCoMNODATTDS, fasfwardaS
leave Bnrksytlle &C 4:35 A. M; arrive 1t Rtcks
mond ut 1881 M
an ,hrougatrsins connect at Dundee With trains
ashington, Baltimore, New folk and all EASTERN
points, %. - .3sl
Through tickets sold to all points South and soutl
west, and baggage checked through. 4:
T. III. R.1rALeorT,
ENGINEER and Superintendent.
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Drugs, Dyessufrs, 1)ifs, sc.

1Uc.: Ard6td. 3jss.:s Anoskeag, 7,fc.; VI smSuta
nc, Side Bands art Lea Eaores ~ y sfES
( Cdzg6Ttcs. Hice, &c.: English. IKE.
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1uSc. American, skc. Aliens, 8he.; " CHI
s;nc sprsgne. gAe.: Aianehesse. sAe.:
Wnsi,iii .s5m. Hamilton. Sfs; 1tef .iiaacl,
DC: Mallory, 1Qe.; ggtensalss pi5cs.. Haelue
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND SHEsAPHAKBf
RAILROAD COMPANY, I

I'm AND AFTER TUESDAY, APKIL
" 21sT. PASSENGER and FREIGHT -RAENH
on TINS road will run rs follows: Il. ff.I
PASSENGER TRAIN Tor West Point leaves
Richmond ut 3 7. n. Sundays exceptcd1. and
train from West PoiLt will arrive ut Richmond ut
1910 A. N. Gallv.
Tie splendid steamers Havana and Louise will rum
In connection with this roao. and will leave West
Point duly (Sundays excepted the arrival OF the
train which leaves Ricl mono AZ z. NJ, arriving az
With trains FOR Washington asi, North, and Wesfj
and leave Baltimore daily iSun0ays exeeDted) a. 4
2. NJ, connecting AZ West Point with the train
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Yct,,rfron staiIsit0D.

.-,.,,a.y.,e 1T III" Richmond DiSratch.l
.>.u!&r az rELEGATEs To THE CONGRESS
...>sl Confession AND TO THE RAILROAD
,.,y4>1I-s-A EvGTY SMASHED TO PIECES.
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annie. imports 100000 worth OF steel, and
makes a false return of its value. for which
he ia punished by the confiscatiOn of the whole
cargo. G. ID. at the Same time imports 100000
worth of general merchandise and makes true
statement of tho value of every item OF the
invoice except single box of gloves, of which
he ncglccts to include the cost OF transp0rta-
ton from Paris to Havrc. lie Is punished
ike his gullier neighbor by the loss OF the
whole cargo. In the case Of the steel the loss
IN the government would have been perhaps
% 500. in the case of the gloves it would
have been IS cents; yet for these two oiienseS
81 utterly unlike in character and magnitude,
the law imposes precisely similar penalty
Such injustice is too monstrous for serious DIS
CussOn.
Perhaps the worst feature of the present ac-
tion of the Government in relation to this
matter IN the terrible hold it gives the special
agent over any merchant who has Laid him
self open TO prosecution for either fraud or
irregularity. When the penalty for the most
trifing oilense may be the cOnfiscation OF an
entire fortune the importer has no heart to
resist, and the Jaynes can make whatever
terms they please. Phelps, Dodge 81 Co. were
accused of defrauding the United States out OF
81 600 in the course of transactions when
covered several years and involved millions OF
dollars II was evident that they could not have
intended TO dcfraud the sum was too paltry
and the risk was too great yet The special agent
was able to menace them with fine that
would have ruined any but the very strongest
houses, and to extort from them $27O,OOO by
way of a compromise. We are assured that 1t Is
unjust to Judge BlatchfOrd to charge him with
holding back from the jury in such cases the
question of intent, and we are glad to know
that such is the case. Yet it is the plain
| truth that the laws are so construed by Fed
| eral officials, in and out of the court, that
merchants, however conscious of their inno-
| cence, dare not risk utter ruin by going to
trial on the question or intent, and that the
machinery OF the courts is used to enforce
| the sCandalOus bargains and blackmail opera
| tons of the ravenOus infOrmers. If the liabil-
| ity to cOnfscation attached as it ought to
| attach, only TO the particular impOrtations in
| which fraud or irregularity existed, the facil-
| ity for so-caled compromise" operations
would be greatly diminished, and honest men
who had merely been guilty Of an oversight
would not so often be treated like swindlers
detected in crime
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MIR WOOU,S BILL
moment.

The bill for the reform of the Custom-hou
system, introduced on Tuesday by Mr.. Fer
nando Wood, embodies some excellent pro-
visions which are certain, sooner or later, 10
become the law. 1t proposes to abolish mole
ties; to assure Custom-house officers a fixed
term of Service to give the Secretary of the
Treasury sole power to make compromises,
and to place under his exclusive control all
bonded warehouses, general order stores, and
the Cust0m-hOuse carriage; to compel Custom
house officers to pay over all moneys received
TO the United States Treasury and TO forbid
the cOnfiscatiOn of an entire invoice by reason
of the uaderyaluation OF any one article
therein. We see no advantage TO be gained
by appointing revenue officers for period OF
! four years, as Mr.. Wood suggests; we would
! keep them in Office as long as they do their
work faithfully; but the other provisions are
excellent, and, when coupled with the abOli-
ton of the seizure of books and papers, will
give importers the just and decent treatment
TO which they are entitled.
The rule that coniiscation ought to be lin
tied to the goods actually undervalued has
already been embodied in Mr.. Fenton's bill,
which passed the Senate some time ago. 1t is
so clearly right that we do not understand how
there can be any hesitation in accepting il.
That every penalty ought to be proportioned
TO the offense, and that similar oifenses ought
TO receive similar punishment are two funda-
mental principles of Jurisprudence. They are
both disregarded in the statute which author
ICES the seizure of whole invoice for under
valuation or irrcgularity in connection with a
single article contained in il. A. r., for exc
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before him, do it without regard to the con-
sequences to individuals or0party organ'za-
tons, and he will have the people behihu
him. When he has looked little further
MIR. Rodman will discover somewhere IN his
office, hidden by the dust of two years, bench
warrants for nearly score of indicted ballot
box suffers who, but for BrittOn, would have
been in States Prison to-day. These men
OCCUPY official positions in Brooklyn; they
lounge in Court house and City Hall daily,
and the police know them az familiars. A
whole city rose indignant two years ago to
demand their punishment. On the Brltton
trial they were convicted as clearly as Britton
himself, and ought to be on trial. Mr.. Rod
man sbopld lose little time in securing these
criminals before they escape to other states