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by Telegraph.

EFw YORK, May 9-Nosn.-Stocks quiet and
strong. Money, 8. Cold l12H F1change-LonS,
4SSh; short, 491% Governments steady. Shte
bonds quiet
Eecning.-Aoney easy Mt 3G4. Sterling steady.
Gold depressed. Governments strong and steady
little doing. States quiet, with better prices.
EEw YORK BANK STATsNEST.-Loans decrease
trihe; specie increase, e, G25,000; lesatenders
decrease a srfr; deposits Increase, a1,S75,0O0;
reserve increase, 81 $4,000.
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D.'!acN j, said 20 have formed a warm
friendship tof Tie Duchess Of Edinburgh
NJ! ~ d"cl4Ic> i the most gifted and cui,i
'at'I 'aG!, Of any age u country, that he Ia;
tfrT li.r
ALD;Arr marriage is talked of-namcly
uias o. he l"l.r2 Nsp1ieOn, at ChiSelhur>t
VIII 'hc Lizzie daughter OF MacMahou.-M
H. tNh~Dy - LoHtiOn tettcr.
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IAcr. cannn: lie the slightest doubt that
bu' ipf The confident expectation of Federal
support, suc!! A. Kellogg received III Lolii,i-
ana, Aihal-a. MoCli now be quiet State.
r., J. iiai precedent produced the present war.
HE Grl:lt caIcErD, hatchcd by Erother-ir.
-" ''-'y, h;,, c3Mc home 10 l00St.-POrt.
I9I" ill.,. Atys - .u.j.
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conference Of the Methodist Episcopai
Church South.

LOUISVILLE. Nay 9.-The great scnsalioh
in the proceedings of the General Conference
to-day was in the reception OF three com,
missioners from the Methodist Eplscopa'
Church North-Rey. A. ). Hunt, ID. D., KEY.
C., Ii. Fowler, and General Clinton b. FISK.
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ninrIne Disaster.

NonroLx, May 9.-The brig Walth'm' OF
Charleston for New York, with cargo OF
lumber, went ashore Oh the 4th instant SIX
miles south of Body Island. The vessel ana
cargo are u total loss. The mate ana Gre"
ar. here, a.4 he captain is Oh tue geasls
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The Mobile Enir Closed.

MoDILH, May 9.-Tne Fair Association
closed to-day. 1t is admitted by all TO have
been creditable to the taste and liberality of
the people and the managers. During the
five days Of the Fair it is estimated that
$4,000 people visited the grounds.
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HanIl H0bbes Sentenced.

WiLMlNGTos, n. G., May &C. A. HiineS,
coored mail agent, charged with rooolhg
the mail, plead guilty in The unlea states
Court to-day, and MAS sentenced 10 FOUR +
ycar, in the penitcntiary. lie Is brother OF
the Secretary of State of South Carolina, who
wa, present during the trial.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 9, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
ConN.-White, 216 bushels. Yellow, 1914 BUSH
els. Mixsd. "a bushels.
OATS.--1G6 bushels.
SALES.
CORN.-Yelow, IS bushels at S7c.: go bushels
very good on private termS-tstal, ] 81 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
CORE.-White, SO bushels.
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ct. LOEIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Corn firmer; No. 2 mixed, &c. OH TRACK ana IL
elevator: firm No; 2: 5lhc. on track "h psse
strong: demand exceeds supply; shoulders, ia
74c.; clear rib, 9a@9G clear, 1901 Osc. Lar'
none on the market.
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Ey TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Coton firm; sales 1880
bales at ] SIC. Flour In moderate request. without
decided change. " heat slightly Sin buyers favor.
Corn opened steady and cluseh heavy vt S3GS7c.
for new western mixed. Pork heavy; new, al
Beef quiet. Lard lower, closing firm at 10 7-16G
10Hc., May. Coffee heavy. Sugar STEADY. Rice
quiet. Molasscs shaGe firmer for New Orleans.
Iurpentine dull at 40isc. Rosin dull at 1910.
IL sirta ,lafy
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Criminals Sentenced.

BALTIMORE, May 9.-1n the Criminal Court
to-day Charles Rose, convicted OF most
shocking case of rape, was sentenced to
twenty-oue years in the penitentiary.
Charles i. Jones (colored), convicted Of
murder, was sentenced to be hanged.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAiLROAn
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL,
ROAD COMPANY

h1cnhoSD AND PETERSBURG RAIL-1
| ROAD COMPANY.
| (tOMMENCING MARCH 29ru, 1874.
| " trains on this road viii run az follows:
| LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
| o:OJ a. d., IilhOUGu olAIf. daily Except Sum-
cay, connecting for al points South
aud West. Sleeping car u Weldon
| 100 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Pc
tersburg and Norfolk daily except sun.
day. Passengers for Norfolk can
leave on the 8 A. NJ. train Sunday.
900 p. d., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West, with
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from Richmond ~ savannah.
5:35 ?. b., Fit EI,IH daily iexCept Sunday
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 a. al. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday With coach attached.
100 P. 81, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac for ali points asst and West
5:13 ", ACCOMMODATION daily.
$50 L. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun
day., connecting with Richmond I,
Fredericksburg AMI Potomac and
points East and West. Through Pull
mans Sleeper attached, running
through to baltimore.
The MAIL TRAINS will NOT stop between Rich
mond aud Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Chester.
Passengers from Glover Hill will leave al G:3 10 A.
b., and returning leave Richmond a. Q p. NJ. daily.
Except Suntl.vsl.
ALL Th Al Ms leaving Petersburg will start froH
Apnomatto1 depot.
mil 25 A. SHAW, superintendent.
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HAKLROks, LINES.
9 Cd

8
E1GHNoyD. FEHD'G PoroMlc R.R "a q =
1kHL 1IckET q FREIGHT AGENTS. OYYIGE
>. - :. RICHMOND. October 2ti,. 1s7a
SCHEDULE Of TRAINS,
RicHMOrD. FREDERICKSBURG AND porn,
~, NAG RAILROAD. -.
s. az PAY MALL leaves Byrd-s,reet stasion ae.
UP NiGnr MAIL leaves gyra-s.re.. ,,,on !.
AIr. NJ texoeyf on Sun57Js.j 80 - 1
:, Ot ACCUMHODATIOSl leaves BROAD s.roof o.
R9n ~ Q r. NJ. jezcep. Sundsysj - '''''-'
ton a. iaa DAf NAIL arrives 1t Byrds,reet sts-.
,,d no >, .SlsT MAIL arrives a, Hyrdst St.
tiT ~; an ~ ra;ou =. M texeppt on Mond,ysi
DOWs ACt,HNODATIOS TRsI IN arrfvee "a
6roaa-sreet station at s:37 a. Il. Except on Sun.
FRElGHT TRAINS leave Brosd-s,reet staston-
On taonos3a, wednesdays, and Fridays at gan
A. ~, connecting ut Quauico With the SIe@.ndst0
and Frsdericksourg railway. Returning. arrive
MIDNIGHT. SA
By order Of General Superintendent.
J. b. GENTRY,
myl General Ticket and Freiehf Agent.
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CTScISSATI. MAY 9.-Flonr very dull. Corn firm
ut 72@75c Pork quiet and firm At 81 100. Lar
firm; SCAN. 109sc kettle, 1!c bacon quiet anl
irn shoulders. 7c.; clear rib, 91.c. clear, DC
MhiSkrY firm ut orc.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAlLKoAp.1
PAsSESG Ell DEPARTMENT, 1
RICHMOND, Va, April 81, IS74.S
4 REDUCED RATES FROM RICHMOND
AH To THE wEST

And corresponding low rates to all points W ss'r
NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
Families and parties emigratlng to the West Will
be furnished with rates from 90 to 80 per cent.
lower than the above second Class Baggage check
Ell through.
For tickets or information apply to j. C. DAME,
Agent, broad and Seventeenth. streets: GAWBER'S
Union Ticket Office, S26 Main street, or 10
o, EDGAR VLIET.
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ADIES AND MISSES SERGE -
4 LACE ana BUTTON GAiTEESIp n,sen cal.
..d,es, and Mise $ serge Foxea anu o"''oA ~
,,es'and Nj sse,' French, Black Kid ind sesss
CRUQUEt.S;
Maris Ahiolr cite BUSk1SS: str,es OF SLIP.
'uH PERS lni aLKlNG SHOES; ;,, ,,r,ace Al.
Gentlcm rs, BOYS and Youth, &c Can ,,aIp ana el
bert CNFORDs, TIES. Sc, DIX p''ii''' 'A1 -
Chile IL n %s and and nfap,s Colo eJ and Elass Sho r,
nd stiPrs sx s in sn Irsde ''fss 'S'.
eelyed for , eari! sp'Msh ssDk 10 ORDER An
GGocsst aoNIEED 10 FIT. RfPAiRisG nea'i'
aud urs mpily done o.,,.rs
special t.sn'ioa p!S 1irS { Il. tUaCHEN SON,
500 and ell Rroad sire e..
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Engineer and superintendent.
n. r. DOUGLAS. hss.er Transportation. sp2V-
RICHMOND, IosK gfvER AND CKEsAPEAxEf
RAILROAD COMPANY,

RICHMOND, ioEK sfyER AND CKESAPEAxxf
RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
RICHMOND. April ID, 1874. ,
AN AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
IT, PASSENGER an6 FREIGHT TRAlN6
on ~ : road will ran rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN FOR Wet POINT ieavS
RicIr..nd ct 3 ?. NJ. md train from West Poltk.
r,,iS arrive II Richmond II 1910 A. a. da ny tatr-
Iays eHc':DteS.i- rr.., Ga ,~,u --,r~
/, CONNECTION with this roao. ana w.'i scasS " tss
yoirt day Il antays rxcegien) on Lie arsSi % ING
rr,,n which lea, t. k!:t roGa al r. NJ hInYIhR as
baltimore next luori, II ample t!Eit 70 ccnEsTs
With trni.s !or the Sorb .cd West: ana leave BALI
mnrp dyiiy sSan..ays excepted q! Nh S9ants.s
,In =, West Point with the trsin due ~ Hichh"s
al 10 next morn.nH z so
FaretO Ealtl NOT - = = 80
To ISalyunore ana returh... ......~- y 81
| Far, 10 piiladc!phia ............ 90
| To pbta.ieI hia and return.......... AZ
l E,ra In New York os
I'm Sew York I'd return ......'.... 90 -
| rPEi;5ar TRAIN. FOR through Ieisu. .G Gsss
| ,,.yss Richmond daily t>iondaya eheeptswW n.s
| In.s6 ). 81 connecting Win sf,naieIs AZ ,sSs
poini that deliver freight Ia Gahiaofe carr! AsAA
.hSsais;ur RAIN, with passenger ca at'n 5a,r,
-, hsr.,o,,, het aren Richmond aud West foiet3
ios Ifei sira,ronI On Moudsys Wednesday,; ana
800 at A. M Local freight rece'S1o iuS7
asys. Thursdays, ard ssurds{s;, ro, .srR.
superintendent:
wy BRAcG, Master Transportation. ap ~
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LIFE INSURANCE.
T5NHE FOLLOWING IS TAKEN FRI

rJHE FOLLOWING IS TAKEN FROM
Il the Baltimore Enquirer:
"A copy nf The POllcy-holder's Pocket Index
by the Spectator Company, OF New York. showing
the standing and condition of American life irsr-
rance comranics for 1873, is befoIc us We take
pleasure iii noting that the Life Insurance Com
pary OF Virginia, which has recently established
agency in this city. in It's ratio OF assets to l-
bitics. Is reported the bCS! in the United States
If losses anlo:g the smallest; CT expenses, con-
sidcrirg It's age, expenses Of establishment being
Included the smallest: and III every other respec
relatively its position is to afford ratification
Ia its managers and security TO its patrons. The
compiler rejects from the assets of this company
over 600 OF secured bonds. considered by the
company as safe and secure rs they can he made
but which 90 not conform 10 the requirements OF
the New York law. Counting only such US fulfilled
that law. the ratio OF sets LIABILITY Is reported
3Q7 per cent. Adding the omitted assets would
nearly double that ratio"
MAJD, Il. 4. RRANDER Is the Richmond agent
FOR Ibis com uauy. APP 27-2GauSt
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HUNTSVILLE MARKETS.
rJNCINN MARK Eta.

LOUISVILLE. May 9.-Finnr unchanged. Corr
In fair demand! and higher at S4@S6c. Provision
nm :angcd. Lard-1ierc:, Ike; kcg, }.c. Wits
Toy
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Tho Case Of Fitz sonn Porter.

HARRISBURG, PA, Mag 9.-The Legisla-
ture has passed joint resolution asking the
President TO reopen the case of Fitz John
Porter.
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Latest News from Washington.
National Agricultural ConSreSs.


NAsH,NGroS, May 9.-The Statistician of
the Agricultural Department, Mr.. Dodge,
leaves this city tomorrow TO attend the ses-
sion OF the National Agricultural Congress,
which opens "Wednesday Mt Atlanta, Ga,
and also with the Intention Of making GER
tain statistical Investigations in the South.
This organization. which held its first scS-
sion in Augusta in 1870 under the name of
The Congress OF the Cotton States" has
annually assembled since in different cities
OF the South and West. It's session con-
tinueS through the week; the main subjects
for discussion being agricultural statistics,
industrial education, American forcSty, tax
alton IS affecting agriculture. a cooperative
business system. and American pomology.
Representative men in these Spccialtcs arc
announced TO lead in the discussions.
Tho Western Rivers.
WASHINGTON. May 9.-Thc Signal Office
reports that during the past week the total
tall in the Mississippi at st. Paul has been l
foot; at Memphis and Eicksburg, inches !;
and at New Orleans inches; while at Hell.
| ena il has risen , feet. and at st. Louis 10
inches. The Missouri continues falling gem
orally. The Ohio also. During the week
;Ge tctal fall in the Ohio at Pittsburgh has
been feet and 9 inches at Cincinnati, IS
feet: and at Louisville II feet. The total
fall Tor the week in the Red river at Shrere-
port is y feet. The Arkansas, Cumberland,
Aheghany. and MononsaheiS continue fall
ing steadily.
Washington Items.
WAsH,SGrcS, May 9.--The court ofirquiry
have acquitted General Howard.
The river and harbor appropriations will
be reported Monday.
The House, in committee Of the whole,
| have concluded the Indian appropriation
| bill. /: will pass Monday.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

NuNISGroy. May 9.-Spirits turpen;ine steady
.t sec. Rosin firm 1T 500 for strained. Crude
turpentine steady at 81 IS for hard, F2.S3 iol
dip, $3.50 for virgin. Tar steady At ~.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.

" ...,,v mined CUMBERLAND CoAu' !"
frssi md MN purpo4es, just re.eiTem' ,p
.,oo Es.ye, tenta street a 's'" 's''i.'
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BkLTInORE.

BALTIMORE, May 9.-Virginia 6's, old. 81
consols 81. West VirgInia's, II. Bid today.
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FINANCfA.I:,,;,,'.
RICHMOND STOCK ExcyH rnr

Sarge 49,. SATURDAY. May 8, 1874.
,,os..n~ .ss'o00 Richmond aud petershurv 1rst
90 s% 49, - ,sa. W u 900 Rchmpnd civ s,s =,
W. ana si.ooo Richmond city as At TOW w % -
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A NrHRACITE COAL.-InlS Gay a aGn
n Ing. 500 tons best quality ned Ash ,n Es, ~
and STOVE Goals, which w,il be son Us hose
it en- be bought duri Hsss III IN Il. ir orders
ln want WIZ pie'''' WRIT kOSEHTS.
,,ha1 corner Seventeenth and DocA stree.9.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND UaSYILLE hAlLROAb CO., z
RICHMOND. VA. April 29.l

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DaHYILLE kAlLR0Ab CO.,
RICHMOND. VA. April 20. 1874.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
y FRIDAY, May l, 1S74.-sogTHsRS ExPRESE
f,ycst itlcL mont u 0:O3A h leaves
Danviiie IT. 1908 2. NJ: srriccS Ut GREENSBORO AZ
3:43 Z. ". and Charlotte ats 7. NJ. ,-.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW fObt E4PhEss tcast~
wardj-lcaves Charlotte at S:35 A: isayes
Greensboro: at 1915 p. ~, Dauyille at $3.50 r. NJ,
Burleyille at SOC =. 81, and arrives ut Richm9no
ut :O2 p. 81. This train come cts a. hariotle
with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Llns
railroad from New orleans. Mobile, Mon someryI
Atlanta and all points South snd Southwest
TiRoCGH Mail twestwardl-iesvea Richm3nd
arrives at Green moro II 1880 A. d.; arrives az
Charlotte vt $50 4. NJ. This train connects az
Charlotte with trains OH lis Charlotte, Coumon
and Atlanta, ana Atlanta and Richmond Alr.idpe
railroad for Atlanta Mobile, New orleans, Coiurn-
ba, Augusta, Savannah. Charleston, Macon, COiuln-
bis ana NIL points South and Southwest. Palac9
Sicrping-Car on tralns from Rlchmondto New Or
leans. =, <n So.
THROUGH NAIL feastward)-leayes Oh. rlotte ~
7 p 81: leaves Greensboro at 81 a. ID: leaves
Uanville at 5:2S A. ia; leaves 6urkeyiIle NJ :4O
A. NJ: arrives At Riri mOnd 1t 2:Z3 7. 81. This
train conaccts IT Burk.yille with trains on the
Atlantic Mississippi aud OHIO railroad from Lynch
burg aud points Southwest.
LYSChBUHG PASSENGER twestwaTd) -ltave&
Richmond at 9:42 A. III. arrives AZ BurktylLe Az
l2:37 p. NJ: arrives ut Lynchburg IT 4:4o 4. ID
BURREYILLE ACCosiaoDATlOS teasswaras.
leaves BurksvIIh Al 4:35 4. 81: arrives at Eich~
lnond at 1853 A. d.
Tyusah tickets sold to all points Ssufh and Soufh~
''"'' T. IL. K. TALC0TT.
Engineer and superintendent.
II r Dos.SIAs, HsSter Transportation. sp2y
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BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
THROUGH TICKETS tn all principal pe,nts
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST via All.
RklLlsOAD and STEAMSHIP LINES.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and privats
residences TO DIES ATiUE on all ticksls cold
oy me. Rates same as at depots
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED FOR
in ANY PART OF THE CITY.
Ilckets sold at our Offices. Information cheer
tuily given as 70 all r.rilres
Principal Office. S26 sl.ju street and hr,rch az
ice At Exchange Hotel ~ GsVaEu oi'
mp 6-2m W $500,
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-. 1asIAFU IRE ALaANAc. MAY 1I,Iy74.
sI,n serss ....... 6.oa Moor rlses...... 2.31
go 9ses. 1900. 6.o7 High tifie.....12 IA
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POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S
THROUGH-FREIGHT
TRI WEEKLY LINE.
NOTEaESFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AN.
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

Steamers lesve their new pier in the posk, foo,
OF Twentv-secnnd street. every TUESDAY anc
THURSDAY MORNINGS al 4 O'clock, and AT.
UgDhT hFTGkEOON ut 4 O'Clock.
Freight received up 10 O'Clock Z. Il, and Satur
days up to 81 o'clock Z. VI.
through bills signed to all points aor h and west
ard rates guaranteed as low any other !ine.
Apply 10 l.. +. TATum. agent.
Offices, Twenty-secoud and Dock and Ninth and
Main streets, de 9
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n n5L D y LPdIA, RICH aFsa
SWH iE LlSE.mFOR HILADELPTiIa TWIC 4
,ins Wa Is.us nrshsr notice the steamers Of th.
and sGTTISn r9hsuslphis every WEDNESDAY
A Freight an E tsSeA 9or a. u, 12 O'clock II.
Aiso. ios Antrerp and Liverpool mia Red s,nr am
american steamship lines and bills Of asi,ux sivee
sire IL At low rates. "e' Sho oe-
Passage TO Philadelphia Including meals a,t
'a&roeni, ". w. z. PORTER, Agent
No. 2423 D0ck Sweet Richmond.
WhL1AhP. CLYDE 6 O., Agents,
lie ~ LIZ Snf,tf. NEiru
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( MID DOMINION STEA MSHlP .s,s...ss.,,
" COMPANY. rtssssss;

ms company will dispatch one Of their spentiiS
Ma anes'r3LH 1OsilNlON, WYANOKE, ISAAC
bfAih, ;slCAM0ND. ALBEMARLE. HATTIE,
IUEsDA1' FRIDAY, and sUGDAY ut hiyE
These ships are entirely new, aud were ba,A ex
pressly for this route. '' 80
They have splendid saloons, sssserooms, and bath
The fare, accommodations, and attention. ore un
surpassed.
GOODS shipped by this line are handed rcgn,arly
| al new York on the COmpany's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freishts for points beyond New York Gorwariac
with dispatch, and no charge made except actaa
expenses Incurred
Freight received until P. n. daily.
For further Information, apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 CO.. Agents,
ap s Office COmnaHv's WhaYyts. Rocketts.
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.spEeARrLSEs oY sTEANrus.

EORsNE.W TORN .-sTb. 49,
hOid Dominien Steamship Com nan,ss SEEN
gsanisnp N.IASDkE. Capgrin T1synIs1 49,
1uLSUAI Blay 18th, ut C'cjosk ~ ~ al
EreiRhi received until 1 p,cio:is o AZ
Ihron2l oils OF lading signed. ana yooS. e..
rareed with dispatch TO NIL points r,nr.Ir 800. ~,
east, and west also, to foreign ports. 49, sSa1a
passenger sceonlmo datiens tusurpasssy3 -
trip tickets, $50. ~ So''aa
For freight or passage apply 70 7
G. ". ALLEN 4 CO.. AGENTS
my ll-2e Cotapany's " harI. Heehetts.
FOR ? 81 IL ADEL PHIA.-I Eff
=: The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain sSsEass
SARh, VIII receive frei2li FOR the al.ve port sII
1917 The i III Instant, at IL o'clock.
Tri2nt 2sen fur Wilmington, DEL, Providence,
n. IL, ana Boston. Also, Tor Liverpool and nj
YER nn fed Star and American Steamship lines,
any osis OF ladng signed through
at =. assase 70 philadeiphia, Including meals and
my 9-2. no. 94a ra H.. as rent.
C'NAAD LINE. akse
tickets to ana from ALL POINTS IN EUROPE
by The celebrated CUyARD L1NEa,
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY
GENERAL RAILROAD TICxEr-oRsscE
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD-On and after SUNDAY, April 10,
1874, passenger trains will run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
$50 a. NJ. MALL lkAIS.-FCr GordousyiIle,
CnarUllcs Vile. StluntGn. While sulphur. Hinton,
and all intermediate stations daily Except Sunday,
arriving at Hinton nj l0:lU i. NJ. This train
connects ut Gordcsvilie foi Orange. Culpeper
Warrpnton, MANASSAS, alexal dria, WashiDgtons
un,, the North, and vt Charottes VILE for Lynch
burg. Bristol Knoxville, CEattanooga, and the
South.
torucnsyc anu al intermediate stations daily lex
crpt Sunday, arriving at Gordonsyll!e ut $50 +.
II.
$50 N. CI%CINEA1I EXPRESS.-For Cor
donsviIie Charlottesville. Staunton, Goshen, Mill
boro', Covlngtoa. White Sulphur. and all stations
west Of While sulphur daily except saturday, ar
irving at HUNTINGTON at $50 r. NJ. This train
connects al Gordnnsyille for Washington, Balti-
more and the North, and Tor Lyi.chbu-g, Bristol,
and the South. ANA mt Huntington with steamers
Bosto,.a and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and all points
Vest and Southwest, arriving ut Cincinnati ut 4.
h.
baggage check ed through
For through tickets, rates, ant information APP
ply ut S26 Main stre.i, Ballard and xchsnRe ho-
rel or ut the companys Office, Broad street and Six
teenih EDGAR YLIET,
General Passenger ana Iicket Agent.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent ~ 70
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-09-10

The great event of the week was
the grand balloon ascension of Pro-
fessor King, which took place from
the, public square in Cleveland, at
a quarter past eleven o'clock last Fri
day forenoon. The arial ship was
advertised to start at two o'clock p. m.
the day previous. but owing to the
condition of the weather it was post
poned. The aronaut was accompa-
MED on his expedition by five other
persons, among whom was reporter
for each of the Cleveland dailies.-
There was large crowd of people
present to witness the ascension, esti-
mated to number some $4,000 persons.
1t was a most imposing and interest
ing spectacle. The party started out
ID a southwesterly direction, finally
swinging aronndlto the east, and tray-
eled in that course at a rapid rate till
5 O'Clock p. M, when they were seen
off Ashtabula harbor, travelling ripidly
eastward. They afterwards took a
turn to the west, and at IL 20 i'll the
evening landed safely at Smiths Greek,
st. Clair county, Michigan, about ten
miles west of Port Huron, and nearly
200 miles from Cleveland, having trav
eled about $50 miles, During eight
hours of the time they were up they
were over Lake Erie.