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FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT DISTURBANCE I

FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT DISTURBANCE IN
LuulsvILLE.-Lou'sriNe April 20.-To day
was appointed by the negroes Of this city for
the celebration Of the anniversary Of the pas
sage of the Fifteenth Amendment. Some
difficulty arose as TO the arrangements, and
the better portion Of the colored people with
drew altogether. This afternoon about 100
negroes assembled and marched through
the streets. At Hancock and Chestnut
streets one negro left the procession and
went into grocery store and took 80 from
the money drawer. An alarm was given,
and Policeman Fowler attempted to arrest
the man. Several negroes in the procession
interlered, and Fowler was Knocked down
three times, but was finally rescued by some
Young men who came to his assistance. Il
force of police collected, and few squares
further on arrested eight Of the negroes. The
others then commenced throwing rocks al
every white person on the street, iDJurlng
more or less some eighteen or twenty men
and women, none. however, dangerously.
The police again rallied, and arrested several
more negroes. The procession then dis
banded. A meeting OF the more respectable
negroes will he held tonight, and it IS ru
mored trouble will enSue between the tEo
| factions. -... 81.
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TRY RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT AMONGST THE

TIE RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT AMONGST THE
psrEuspURa NEaRoEs.-The religious ex'
Clement among the negroes, while not CON
fined to any age or class of that popuiallon'
RACES mainly among the women, and espe-
claly the young women aud girls. /; IS
peculiar 10 this that the manifestations tney
make of their highly wrought and hysteElS.l
feelings, instead of being confined TO their
churches and other places of meeting, break
out on the most crowded streets, and attract
frequent crowds in. the very centre OF the
city. These exercises consist of sort OF
short dance and shake Of the body, accom-
panied with singular shrill intonation and
diversified occasionally with Misunderstanding,
back.sIapDing, or other more vigorous per-
Torrance Of the kind.
Girls are smitten with it while at market
or elsewhere at work, drop baskets, smash
pitchers, spill babies, and. otherwise make
Observation-Disclosures instantly attracting o curl
Gus and sometimes irreyerent CROWD. Inc
city is full of it, aud while the older ano
more reputable negroes do not take active
part in the excitement, they are partly under
its influence. The antics oi the fanatics ar
I harmless and not unlip!.y noisy, and noboa!
has thought OF interfering with them.
ROBIN ApAIR.
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burg Eble ssssesy, Which is now over City

iburg Bbie Sossesy, Which Is how over GIFT
years ole. viii be Reld tomorrow. t-lf
: The Swift Creek Cotton Factory Canfpan,
have just sent an order to England TO
S., 600 worth OF improved machinery. I
has eeen but short time That this factor,
was provided with spleAxfi outfit o
machinery imported from abroad, but III
| business appears to demand an increase tc
| its machinery for manipulation.
The flames arising from the consAagratior
OF Hsxali, CrsNshaw & Co.'s -four rsfIls in
your city last TAsht were seen here pistp,y.
and brightly rejected in the sky ana rave
| rise to much speculation.
The Petersburg Asuateur Dramatic Conn
pany have disbandea after very prosperous
career.
The Hastings Court was in session shoss
time to-day, but adjourned the bulk of its
business over till tomorrow. Mrs. E. G.
hinton qualified as guaraan Of her son,
George Hinton.
A telegram received here to-day from
Lexington announced the serious Illness OF
Howard Clay, a cadet from this city in At
tendance on the Virginia Military Institute,
and prayers were offered for bis recovery In
the churches. =
MIR. II. n. Hammond. a hat merchant OF
me city, has removed, with all his stock, to
Wilmington. n. G.
The store aud residence OF Mr.. Joseph
Phillips, situated near Cabin Point, in Sus-
sex county, were set on fire by some un-
known m!screant yesterday morwiag and
burned to the ground, with their valuable
contents. Among the property consumed
was SS.l0 In money. Mr.. Phillips intended
to have left for Richmond this morning Ito |
make purchases with which to replenish his !
stock. There was no insurance.
The horses attached to the Jersey wagon
OF DR.. Charles Gillion, of Chesterfield he |
came frightened this morning by the hobby
horses, and ran violently for mile before |!
they could be checked.
A colored girl was terribly burned this |
morning by the tlaring out OF fire on which |
her mother "a woman named Martha Griffin
had poured kerosene oil to ignite it aud then |
set match to.
Rev. Father Kelley Of Richmond, was ia.
the city to-day. ROBIN ADAIR.
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r&Iovn Ont to Sea.

NEW ORLEANS, April pa dispatch from
Southwest Pass states that on Friday three
men in a boat from the ship Zinic, outside
the bar, started for the telegraph staten.
chen n sudden squall came up, and they
were blown to the westward. The tlrst ON
cor Of the ship noticing their condition, I'M
media,ely dispatched the captains gig to res.
cue them, but both boats were blown OUT !. 10
sea and have not been heard from since.
T'he revenue cutter John A. Dix yesterday
made an unsuccessful cruise In search o.
them. Hopes are entertained thst they ns!s
he picked up By some passing Vessel.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SVrHnINrhHDRNT,1
RICHMOND AND DANvILLR RAILROAD Co,
HICHMoSD, VA. March B. ! 674. ,
~ L n

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co, z
+ RICHMOND, VA. March s. 1874.
CCHEDULEOFTR Mol
~ SOUTHERN ExPRESS-leaves Richmond at1:U3
A. A.; leaves DanYille at 1903 P. NJ: arrivesat
Greensboro at 3:43 p. AZ. and Charlotte ut 2. n.
Train No. 2-NIw ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
ESPREss-leayes Charlotte at 500 A. d.. leayed
Greensboro st 1:15 p. NJ, Danytio ut S:S1 r. Mf
Burkeyllle at S:O6 PM, and arrives at Richmond
at Charlotte with trains on Atlantis and Rtchmono
Air-L Inc railroad from New Orleans, Mobile, Mont
gomery, Atlanta, and points South and s0utnwest.
This train does not stop east OF BnrkeViue e3csps
Train No. 3-THIoUGH MAI1--ieaves Richmond
NJ AS 2. u. leaves Burkeyille a. 400 <. Nj
leaves Dnnve at 9:52 p. NJ; leaves 9reemsoro, az
1:16 A. NJ; arrives at Charlotte nt 0:aV a. -.
This train connects at Charlotte With trains On mo
Atlanta and Richmond Airline railroad and Char
| lotte Columbia and, Atlanta railroad Io[ Auan1s
hontgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, CdrmDiss
Augusta Macon, Savannah, and all Poin9 Sout's
al" Tr nI No. 4.THRoUaH MAn-leayes 0hirlctte aS
| 2 p NJ: leaves reensboro' as 2sl6 a.. ID. leave
i,anyie st 1884. NJ; leaves Burkey1lle p a.AV
| A. NJ; arrives at Richmond at 2:32 Z. II IMs
train connects At BurkeSile with TAN on ~
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad hr0A H5neAT
| Train 10. 5-LYNCHBURa PAssHSoGaI,sS;ssFS q
Richmond at 9A2 A. M; leaves hnsEer,hS -
100 p. n arrives At Lynchb9rR ~ a:au r,C M
| Twin No 8ZbUBKEvnL7 AcCoNAODAIn;H,L,-
,o.yea I.ynchburg at $50 P. H., leaves harhs'I
aIA.35 A. M; arrives at Richmopa as f:o9 S =.
Through tickets sold 70 all points SeeSs -"
west, aud baggage checked th r. .~tIOorT.
.,,,e Engineer and SapsrinteaasnA
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SO good writer as Sir Henry Sumner
Maine is almost ready to look upon "Who i"
and whom" as equally entitled TO serve as
obiectiyes. In his 'Village Communities /"
he saws: "Let us suppose province an
nexed for the first time to the British EN-
njre. Among the many questions upon
which a decision must be had, the one OF
most practical importance is, .Who shall be
settled with ?'-with whom shall the settle-
ment be made ?'-Boston AdcerHser.
Let the Advertiser say shin shall be
settled with" and it will perhaps learn that
it is wrong and Sir HENRY right.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 22, ! STA.
Bushels. Quality.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK NARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 22.-Cotton steady; sales Of
O62 bales at 17l.S1 7c. Southern ho1I ai!l aea
a aeoa 10 Choice, s7zo@sII Wheat heavy and "a
&C. lower lower ss@57s S :, raod 5e rs
Hu." Mnlnsses nuiet and steady Rice quiet I'M
cbss,eed. Tailow firm at 1871 6eQ7Hc Rosin arn
NJ . .Tb.. Turpentine heavy Ut 43Wt3Ss: p nGI
a,,ia: ut SI7i2g. Lard frIner At 10 7-loUloNc.
SShiskey, 9Gt097c.
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L RICUH0SD AND PETHR a8yRa RAlL-e
B HoADCoAfANT.
ECOMMENCING, MARCH 2srH, 1874.
/ " trains on this road will run Is follows
j. - LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
SOS A. H., THROUGH MAIrFlaily fexoept Sun.
J. l dayl connecting for nj points South
1a:oo A. H. HCCoa Mi oeffiaf Train asiI1
. -... for Petersburg and Norfolk. 80
Zoo p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for nA points South and West with
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from Richmond to savannah
6:S3 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except SuRda1
with coach attached. 80
LEAVE PzrERsBuRo.N NORTH. ~
!, TAO A. h. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texeepE
!. LOO P. n, THROUGH ALL daily, Connecting
with Richmond, FrederIcksburgs and
Potomac for all points East . ua West
- 5:16 r. NJ, ACCOMMUDAfIUN daily. -.
S:25 2. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily except Sum.
......-. day, connecting with Riohnonds
Fredericksburg and Potomac and
: a. Chesapt akeand Ohio railroads Tor all
. points East and West. Through Pull
mans Sleeper attached, running
throughto Baltimore. -.,-s.
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except ut Manchester ana
chester. s...... ss-.st
Passengers from Glover Hill viii leave At e:30A.
IL, and returning leave Richmond st q r. n. daily
AL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start fron
NIB as A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

p,,r.,,ops. April 22.-Elour quiet and steady
,II..: i,nchanged. Wheat firm and in good DE
man prices unchangsd Corn ao ags s6 snn
Tn t ,II somihern 1GG63c. Rye quiet but trim
Ua d mci,need Provisions strong:adid unchanxea.
Western butter rn sleck scarce and 70 so0a o Of
Hra firm and III changed. sWhisEey steady ae %!
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,a1iSga!f lnalllIlI.,
tt.@g,s@< stt T:fis :.z@sa8
-. NA1x. .s.'-f, 'st:s saiIs4f, 81
NM ..-Ss-Is; - q -. zroizs
Sun sess Ell ~ ~, APRIL 20. le7
$50 Hi HEP !; =


I'll, RIcHNoND -s-:.. y
| i...qp@, - AsRIYED., n ~ 1874.
= a fs ssv Yers, ne,.n,,
Steamer Hatteras, En-. p e2psi yss4f r.@1yT :
use, y. W. Allen d Co, agense. ,rsg4 ~ saas.r.
Steamer WestovsT, Traysrs.- Baktrno. 1ssaah
VIC and passengers, L. b Taelm
nb nsnSoner yashd b. Gates, Holmes, Proy,dep..
phosphate, SPOTS Il Gfbson. 4 80, ' y
- .eta. In 6AnxD. yf.s s,sssg.
a,s. .eamsr Hatteras, Eornest New YORK. merrhan.
sIesms " Anen Co, agents. $3.50
uhsnMI Sonn Sylvester, clifford Norfolk. mar.
suan1'Ss ana passengers. L. B. Tatuln, saeni.
CLEARED FOR THIS roa7.s
81 ieaooner Dolphin, Passspea, Philadelphia. AMI,
MEMORANDA.
MAJ HfiT n nt Norfolk April 81 schocne, n r,,-
benc. n1 ~ 1n, hehee; brig Aqufdneck. Johcsos
ti. Sr,.ot no Janelro 18Th ulilmo: schooner ,
2 49,, nehce, at Bahia 9th ins}ant Ley
e,s, aLIia0RE, April 81 Cleared schoono> -.
>'''~' Appipssrth. for Old Point Comf0rt "ai-
Tba .,h VESSEL ASHORE. se
cobsivned ~ 4 Shsss, from Rockland, with lime,
Hog TsIsd a; .. Lee, Richmond, went ashore OF
= ns. tsano The uloop Sophia was SEMI down On
evening hsh'en her and she 10 expected up this
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Tho Louisville Riot.

LoUlsvIrtsS, April PIN the CITY Court
yesterday number OF negroes w5e' were
engaged in The riot on Monday, during the
fifteenth amendment celebration, were 1ried.
Seven OF the blenders were saed and 2laeed
under bonds.--N. r. Harpes, negro law
yer, yolunteers-in their prosecution. The
better class OF negroes denomce the ultra
geous conduct Of the men in the procession.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS;

+ England.
j LONDON, April 22.-The moruingtjournaiS
depsecate the inflticn Of the Unts<t States
currency, but predict afInw of bullion hither
in. consequence. ..... g..
'-... France.
! PAss, April. 22.-Bafon Gusta7e.. De
Rothscbild is dangerously sick,
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW FDRh.
NEW YORK, April 22.-SooH.-Money, =. Go'd
l13s. Exchange-Long, 4s6; !. short, 49,. Gov
srnmens steady. State bonds quiet and nominal
Erning.-honey easier at 3tG4. Exchange quiet
at 1856 Gold dull aud heavy at 113h9113H. Gov
ernmeuts dull and of States quiet and nominal.
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Arkansas Affairs. -.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN BAXTER AID. THE
Presidential PEACEFUL SOLUTION PRO-
POSED.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The following
correspondence between Governor Baxter
and the President took place to-day By tele-
graph:
Little Rock, april 22.-To the President
of the United States: AS l cannot move
with my troops TO enforce my claims to the
office OF Governor without collision with
the United States troops, which l will not
do under any circumstances, propose to
call the Legislature together at an early day
to settle the question, as they alone lave the
power; but TO do this the members must
have assurance of protection from you, and
guarantee that they may meet in safety.
This will be peaceful solution of the diff
Guilty, and will readily abide by the deci.
sion Of the Legislature. . ...'
ISignedl ELISHA BAXTER,
Governor of Arkansas.
Executive Mansion, Washington. april
22.-Elisha Baker, Little Rock; heartily
approve OF any adjustment, peaceably, of the
pending difficulties in Arkansas by means of
the Legislative Assembly, the courts, or
otherwise. l will give all the assistance and
protection can under the Constitution and
laws of the United States to such modes of
adjustment. 1 hope that the military on
both sides will be disbanded.
[Slgned1 ..--s US. GRANT.
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Hon. Alexander Steph ems.
AUGUSTA, ApEl22.-Hon. al sxander 'sse>
'peens has arrived:here. His health is msze.
favorable ..t..
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knights OF Pythias.

. P,qrsnURaH, April 22.-The supreme
f,on.e;, Knights of Pythias Is in session here.
There arc s,5OO members present,
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PGWRATAE STEAMBOAT GOazp.ANY,s
.-" THRoU6H-FRE1GHT
TRI WEEKLY LINZ.
kessANsFER BETWEEN R1CKa0ND AND
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGK CHARGED

staaners leave their new pier IN the Dock, foo.
OF TWenry-sccond st-ses, every TUESDAY, and
THURSDAY MORNINGS At 4 O'Clock, and SAT.
UKDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock. ~
Freight received up 70 8 O'Clock p. d, and Satur.
days UP to 81 o'clock p. n.
Through bills sIgneGto all points Hezth and west,
and rates guaranteed As low IS any other line.
Apply 70 l.; =. IAlVm; ASeat.
Oaices, Twenty-sec0na and Dock and Ninth and
x.in strante de3
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r,.o, su,t against Captain La Marie

Iihol Suit aEa1nss .Cap&aa 1 :.
NEW YORK, April PAN order OF arrest
has been granted by Judge Donohue, ID cue
,Supreme Court chambers, against Gap.ain
La Marie, late of the French lne sean ae
Europe, on q suit for libel brought Ds ZAP y,
tain Thomas, of the steamer Greece, OF lux
National l.ne. ..a..i
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
az, ~ tRoAD-On ana sner SUNDAY, AreiI 10
1918, passenger trains win rrn &C. fOllcvgi

FROM RICHMOND.
S:S0 4. d. NAIL TRAIN.-Yor GerdsnsyirJe.
CtpliNGteetYlus. Staunr0n, White Sulphur, Hinton
aprs AZ iaersse s.tens daily fexssps SandsyE
Gennects 1t Gofdonsyille fes Orange, O0fpepez.
MadE,sns9n, Manassas. Alexxndris, z Asainsfol
ana tne North, and at Charlottesville fsr Lynciss
s sorfa Bristol, Knoxville, Cha.anoosa, sad tne
I ,4:4o p: II. ACcoAfs6oDAT1oN rRArn.-r~
ooroonsEle and al fntermedate fstiona dsI,y a.
sspt sunday, arriving ut GordonsTlllc at $40 =
$50 P. n: CINCINNATI ExPREsa-For Cor.
oonsTl!e, Charlottesville, xtacrtou, Goshcn Mil
oo pore C9yington. White Suraar, and al siationas
west OF White Sulphur daily texoeps Saturday,. ar
irving At Huptinfson st $50 r. II. This trsirn,
connects At Gor6ons,iile for Washington, Baiti-s
more; snT the North, and for LynShb1rx, BristoL
Ino thc south, ano st Huntington with steamers
11ssona ano Fleetwood for CncfnnEN and all pointR
III. - Se.o'nsAo - A.
Baggage checked throagh.
-, ror throseh tickets, rates, and Information. aus-
Ply ~ oZ8 Main street, Ballard and Exchanre no.
teenth. EiSG 4 n VT fsr
General Passenger and Efekes Ascent.
A. II. PERRY. General SUPERINTENDENT sni8
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,rs RECEPTION BLsRWHEB.
The North Carolina volcanic se@a-

RA1B1eH, April 22.-Lelters from Chin
ney Rock, at the foot of Stone mountain
dated the 18th instant, say:
Stone mountain and vicinity experienced
one of the most terrible shocks yesterday
that has been felt. The whole earth snook
and trembled. Houses shook, and Things III
them were damaged. Several SHOCKS nave
occurred within the last week."
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Fire. ...,.
AnoN, OHIO, APril pa fireoTgInatfsg
in the Argus Office occurred here last nigta.
Eass- $4,000.
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[Signedl ELISHA BAXTER,
Goyorpor pf A r,anaaS
The Financial veto-The Feeling I'm
New York upon Reception Of the

News. .m..-.
Nsv YORK, April 22.-Although the news
OF the veto by President Grant of the cur
rency bill had not become generally known
at the close of banking hours, the informa-
ton had spread with sufficient rapidlty to
cause some excitement and conversation at
street corners on the subject. The prevail
ing tone was one Of joy at The result OF the
Presidents deliberation. The feeling in
spired was generally hopeful one Tor the
future. At the close of business at the Stock
exchange the market vas strong, having
become firmer Immediately upon receipt OF
the intelligence from Washington. .
ITS RECEPTION ELSEWHERE.
pocror April 22,-The veto-message Of
tho president was received here with great
~ ROCHESTER, N. Y, April 22.-One hundred
guns were fired here in honor OF the Fresl'
dents Yeto.message.
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sase OF Ven dc T,Eox-, yaval-y.o,a.
items Of State L. w.
Especial telegram to- the n 'spa,ch.l
PORTSMOUTH, April 22.-Ths1 Ecu de L,E,n
watering place was sold at an ction to.dav
for 81, 200, the company bssa. bankrppt
John B. Whitehead became the purchaser.
and W. F. Alien bought the fsn ,iture for
$4,000. 49,.
The United States stearaer Disrat h, Com.
aander Fred. Rogers, Of Virginias 10 emory,
sais8 for Washington to-day. TO- ae fitted
OUTFIT is thought, as pleasEre-yschtn r the
President. An army janketsag parity up
from cid Point in Der
Fifteen Baltimorcans were beforr the
County Court to-day for violating tho fa tie
law against non-resiaents catching csasa :.
They WIFE be tried on Friday, aad.arc' nns
On bail
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La - Ryup,rr,..--.saa-sES g g.
nYcrrsoataSOAD CoNPXTx
II e}aaiA sr 9 liter TDE nsru IT, 1871.
>, - SsENss r M,u nm g foicr..sS hT fRAINe
pissS- 4 , TRAIN for w. 49, -
HiT SaEond ~ Il. and trsfs 49, 91nt lessse
ss $3.50. e Richmond st 10Q A. y. a. h. rS.ss
g Ispaeadld sseame,s Hayan. and "a.
IN CO.., ~ WIN fills road and Viii n. VII TuH
Poins dal.. tsunoags excepted on IL ss.s-e nssS
lain. which H. Se8 Rtch nond II r. 1 St NJ
Saitimore next l. Snle In ample iiaS a. ssea y
VIII trains FOR the Mo- snd e; sSG Iesvs Issses
mere Gaily fSundsys e1cas ted| At p, II. ccnrsnt
.g n Ness FONT with tie tck1 de- ~ HscSmnsS
rare to Baltimore a "a
70 14lMofe ano return :. ...,..- Os
rare 70 Philadelphia. ...,.......... III
20 T nue9eiphia and return ..........Il8 as
"a ~ 10y 70 rev ofk .t.s........ 10 20
pp EsM OH SEQ return ..........s 10 as
49,. .sEA9 1I ThALN. Tor through freight oufY
In.op h'Snnoad daily (Aondays excepted) Il
ply a; a. r., connecting with steamcru st We1t
mornna Is deliver freight In Baftinors early neIx
EREiGHT TRAIN, with pa,se.-., =, .,..o,.o
i i0. areHH i between Richmond and Wast Pnfnf
tSatss hicomond on Nondayp, Wedxssdsys All
d fs.9a H. at a. a. Local fr1kht recedvsI fnsrS
,s n - EbM.R. poLaKs.
w ~ p,,, Sapesintendeiit.
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RAITIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April 22.-Vlrgipia 6's, old. 80 ;
cousols, 50h; peelers, SO. West Firglnia's, 1oE.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C,xCrysATI April 28-Flour dull, EuIIIy'
ss sSass.7O. Corn dali al 66@65c- Pors7zHold.
srs ar@ ii el725 Lard steady sssa ,an aese
Esn1e a suT', Tk07Sc.; clear rib, 9H0
SSc.: clear, 1901 eSsc. Whiskey, 9Sc.-
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f. RICHMOND, FREp'G 4 POTOMAC Z. y: Co,S
GES'L TICKET & FREIGHT kGEsTyooSSSTa5s
ohH = 49, RIcuMoED, October l2ts, 1eI8'S
SCHEDULE, OF TRAlNS'
~ R2cHmosD. FREDERIcKsBuRa And foT0
hioi1 fh ' MAG RAILK0Ab. -. ~
UP DAY NAIL leaves Byrs-s1sss ''@o'n :"
srr5 A NAH. leaves Byrd-stress stsaoa a
1IP,M. Iexeept on SundaysJ .frset str.
iJP XciE}oMMODATI0Nl leaves Bsoas
don nj {; p. NJ Except Sundays.1 ..,..t xts.
AI nS ~ DAY MAIL arriyes st Byro-s'1ee'
ten A. Lay i +; NAN arrives st Byrdsrs1 stae
.,an ~ sfItt. NJ Except on Monda1t5 -. a.
Down ACCOMMODATIONS hAl ssri an sur
Broad-street station At S;S7 a. n" '0A'saf'
.FREIGHr TRAINS leave BEoad-stross stA H!S6
on Mondays. Wednesdays. and Er, ,Sss slcr.ndris
a. X, conneenngat QnAntieo WITH tno az y srdys
aud Fredericksburg railway. KesmsniaMs. ~ ana
NJ Broad street station on Tuesdays, ThufsosJA
Saturdays at6 Pm .--.f yr,tsS.
BY oraar OF General SuperintsndenG p,rrpv
oclS General Ticket and Freight AGENT
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND CKEXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY April 90, 1871,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP >ofEsFss
" COMPANY. Hkssaa
FoI1R SHIPS A WEEK FOR NEW YORK.

For the accommodation Of our patrons and the
public, this Company will, on and sttsr MONDAfy
January 2G 1914 Gspash one g tesiE sP psaRt
ELL, RICHMOND. ALBEMARLE, HATTIE.
RhS, and GEORGE W. ELDER tbaGeipg) eyer
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,, FRIDAY, aud SUN
The wednesdays ship has DO passenger accom-
Iuodations. . $500 , ..., nu, ~,
pFTTsS hs ev spndd saloons, sater0oms and
the fare. accommodations, aad attention are an
Goods shrsed by this line ere landed resalassS
at New YORK on the compaasS covered ~ef' 81
FreiThss for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge haoe eAcepl a0'~A'
e,nanses inquired.
Freight received until 6 ?. n. daily.
For faft aEo 5SiS ". ALIEN 90, AGENTS,
ans Office Company's wharves, Kocaecss.
yANSs RIVER STEAMBOAT G si sz
81 COAPAaY.
EoR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
foH PIHnILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
REGULAR LAsb btss sSSSJ ! E n, Diver +,
cAAk ''' I I6it ,ExPaEss. -
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE: :,
On aud after MONDAY the 23tt o. nursn
the fast ant elegant steamer JOhN oiDnSs
TEX, captain JOHN A. TS2l3 NAh W -. =
nyta wharf Rock etts, for aboVe-namsd places OF
N0NDAYS, WEDNESnAYS, aud. b FRIDAYS q
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS NJ
Pm. ..ts,
Passengers make ssre connections with Bay Lin
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadespaaa, ana Ns'
FORK 90 ~
T FARE TO NORFOLK AND BE" 10
Fare to Baltimore. w
Fare to Philadelphia. 2V
Tickets for sole on Steamers, g GsfDer e 70:
Ticket Agency, Main street and SxSnange nSss
daily fos Boston, Norfolk, aud Portsmouth, AM
regular landings on James river from q A. ID. TO
r,aiabt for Way-land1 ngs must he prepaid.
L. B. TATUA. General ASsnt-
ONCE: Company's wharf, Rocketts; branch OF;
6ce ut w. d. Blair 4 Co.'S, conner OF Ninth ano
Main streets. HM q