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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-08
BY TELEa ApH.
Grand ry.hiaa3 cslebrs,,on J,

| -: especial telegram 90 the Dispatchl
PoHrsaouTH, May I ro-day loccurredtths
the third anniversary Of Atlantic Lodge,
NO. 2, K. OF p. The affair was ,nnsrh
success throughout, and we never saw IN
this section anything like the Pyth;sn dis.
play. All the uniformed knights In Norfolk.
portsmouth, and Hampton were out and
were in line in their splendid, SNOWY uni.
form, and the parade through the streets Was
Of the most imposing character. aa
Early in the forenoon the uniformed ds.
tachment from Kecoughton Lodge OF Hanp.
ton, commanded by Chief C. II. Palmer.
accompanied by the Old Point Band, twenty
pieces, under Professor Gaschtti, arrived
here on the steamer Mystic, and were re-
ceived at the foot Of North street by dele
CATION, and escorted to the Pythisn Casue.on
High street. The Hampton Uniform Asso-
citation numbered thirty-sx members, and
the Norfolk Pythisns received them.
Then everything being ready the Old
Point Band opened the music with lively
| air, and the column commenced to move
strictly according to the line OF march. The
parade lasted about three hours, and the i'm
posing appearance Of the procession was the
subject of very general encomiums. The
splendid music was a special feature and
was much enjoyed. All along the line Of
march the thoroughfares were crowded with
! lookers-on. Tonight grand anniversary
banquet takes place In the spacious dining
| room Of the Ocean House. Everything Was
thoroughly en- reggie. The atIsir throughout
Was imposing and gratifying. and reflects
the greatest possible credit upon those con.
cerned IN the management.
The Church-Street rioters were oil dis.
! charged to-day.
Tobe Nottingham, the murderer of Gay
lord In that affair, is still at large.
The German man-or-war Rover Is expect
cd here tomorrow.
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asisss: nm. ssssssgS ss 81
Gin: Don stsc, 81. 9Sasa D. asss
ssandses Dsn,cstie Il asasa; fruis. .ssS
h5 sls sp p.s.a nt 3. sa ois q. sossza
-, Rs sr New England, sl.4o0sl,5o; JsmaSes
Lanaber, Lime. Stayass Etc. ~ ~
yirsas Daels S.k slsss Z 1899 1895 T;:
PIN, 900 oiE ssn. sessa. T 81
hips as Pine ssSass. ey fer 7s 81 s1
f.s 1900. Lsths-sSai, OF 80 savea. sa.s0 !
1909: :.s.osss sfsa ss TOO 'sSa s'ss Pen.
S s5ss ,s sSSsssf a sass e.. isIss
ha ae2 sa. cotton, &C. whita. A6os-; wool
Il, nog: Nv Aanilla, best, sssa0s; s., aas . D.;
,, at.e: ,Asreaatassl Zoe, q ss.aei Virginia.
y Isap 81 deliver
Licoriee:
5sss c. &C. c.: PHI /, 49, r. 1s ss
aTo.; L. &. C., 26c. - y - :.
MiIl-Feea.,
sroVnasg: soc. y bushs
Vheat Bran: zoe. n iF1shel. :,
Corn Brdn: 1S920c. p bushel
Powder, Shot, Etc.
fnss: Toys mining, so, soc .Gas1 as p 90 feet.
Po,odT:: eo.75 by the tive kegs-less than I'VE
kegs, S7.25; blaatng, $4GsA5o.
Sast: Northern, s2.50 p ba< Of as rs.
erSaxsson<s: 2@2hc. q y. |.
Seeds.
IS. d,h.t Ss s5ss .:s Ss'As S:r as
sl.75; Kentucky blue. $3.50 timothy. 1870.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Z
PORT OF RICHMOND. NA17,ls74..

IVhlO1 hlCdEOHU, HAY 1874.
ARRIVED ~ n
steamer Old Dominion. Walker, Few Yors. uay-
enAnolse and passengers, G. ". Allen, agena
Sueaner John Sylvester, Clifford, Nor1ois, nar.
'nAaoass anu passengers L. b. Tarurn, agenl
SAILED.
Bark Edward, Chris.opne,xen Ttya.r,oo, ps,
Cl.y Point -four, Gallego Kills
schooner Caspar Heit. Snedesor, James rsyar so
load lumber for Philadelphia. - - 80.
cLHARHD FOR THIS PoR7.
schooner Baltimore, Queen, New Yors. MAY z.
schooner Caroline ". Holmes, Jackson, baEa
more, May 8. 200 49, ,'' A's'''-
49,. .-.. MEMORANDA.
Passed through He'll Gate HAY 8. schooner Smear
Ross, Barber. Rockland, for Virginia, with Ice.
RIo GRkNpE, March 2-Arriyed, brig water
Lily, Higgins, hence. ss
BY Telegraph. 49, =.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 7.-SaiIed: Omitted
States eteamer Powhatan. for Norfolk. Passed emit:
Barr ssans:ee bark GoPelG, bark pidS 70, Cork
v1eeo, bark Harvester, and brig Starlight 4
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,r from se1orsburg.

,,rcc or the Richmond ifp"'et"i
tcrreSF>"~, PETERSBURG. May I, 1874.
,x,,I;> school for the coiored chit-
fhT Dc" ,,t w the city, on Fillmore street,
6-rn, r'e.' ,>nre and Harrison, was uedt'
n'iNw" The address was delivered BY
ntrd 'S" na-,rs Sears; and BRIEF speeches
81. ~ ,,,osr Nv Rev. Or. Ruffner, Mr..
vc-e SI,r r"y>r. snd other gentlemen. The
Art;r" n orc al Of very interesting cha.
s1'T7>'. thcre was in attendance q large
rti"i' s NV; manifested much interest In
) ta' ? I,s,, ,spt, Of the city had meetiag
i&' 49, ,,ar>uant to ADJOURNMENT, TO take
81 H'%"''.h ~,;,7euce TO the tax.bi!l, the pro-
4,iNa ',I which ar. held to ee injurious to
,.'''". .I~n,ts. The following lisa report OF
.act ,rdrrw White, from ths Commit
NJ q" r;",,Iu,iuns. in the absence Of the
- q. :" nrrscytcd the following preamble
- ,,s we deem The present tax law not
Trr1u,l snd unjust. but IN Floiston OF
;o'-""-,;;:u;ioa and detrimental 10 the COM
:aH ,r,cre<.> Of the State; therefore
-:r.,.',,-Id. That this meeting appoint q
....., who shall pc authorized to en-
N.''-.,,,r.cl n >oales; the payment 81 taxes
~ - ,nit- zee law, and that the Same
$50 ,,,..,.c .hall solicit subscriptions from
49,, ,,srrAsps q tho city in order to meet
- -. were delivered, by Msssrs.
H':,, Arlington, J. Andrew White, b.
T..t.- IS.a W. Goodwin. John &.
L p, and :. Myers.
49, 49,, ,,,,,,rn .! Captain John r. Patterson,
:" s%~,t preamble and resolution were
$50 ,-r,,;op f Mr.. J. Andrew White, the
..'.''r,,~ committee Of seven was appointed
=. ~. Tesi. - carry out the above pream-
- 80. ,,.rsolu,ioc: ). Z. Arlington, +. E.
~. ? II. Eoo;h. J. c. Drake, l. Robin.
,,r ,r: II. i. Parker.
', d.. 49,. ..n;,ou Of N7. Parker the committee
-. l.,srv,1 - zine. snd AesSrs. 4. A. Al
W",4m 7. !>.umuer and Daniel Rahily
s.!-!
..;.-:aln splic,;;c- ccopeTa'loa OF the board
= T-.!e. which VAS adopted.
~ motion q DIR. J. Andrew White the
-.a.so- sciouruel 10 meet next Tuesday
49,. = -.<tive me report OF the committee.
r. Convention 70 nominate Conservative
s-,s:,... On he general ticket for the eiec
-, il. 10 3Sta instant is called to be held
,,.~,,-,w nl.ht. Great interest," IN the
<r,,-. j. entertained, especially by the
~r,,e-ou. asri.an;s and their devoted and
: I.,,.,oa. :;j,rSs.
", Charles >ydEor was thrown from r
- III. s':.-.ocu and Knocked senseless.
::a-av,,.d a.:r.a Grief Inconsistencies.
D,v. (. u. Peterson. pastor Of High
S., Methods: Episcopal church, will
--.,.... J sermon -cxt Sunday night on the
;,,5.i,c.iou> Il Modern ReviyaliSm." This
!. ..!.-.;col II - in reply TO the sermon
...s,ssi lss. sunday night by Rev. DR..
w.-.ae.3. Of :. rau!'S Protestant Episco-
=. sa...c5. in opposition 70 the system Of
sN,. y RcYiyaii>M.'
Y.r,c George cour; begins tomorrow.
t. c'shrattd al. case will come up, in
7oEy... ,.,,ra thousand dollars, and prin-
81. d: ?!.eys!,n; and construction on which
s..y :,iera maCv thousands more. Able
c..,,. save tecG engaged on either side.
=: .urtls Il the late George L. Roper
49,: 'ao5 ;s;> afternoon from the Byrne-
So: Hantj,; church. ROBIN ADAlB.
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RICHMOND MARKETS


THURSDAY, May 7, 1874.
Country Produces.
Booze: Ginseng, 10000; seneca, without tor
soc. II : :
PsssseaS: soc. Y b.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, $685.; poo,
20 good, 20D25c-; common. 1sea20c. -
Brosm- Corn: Green, Sx191<c.; red, 76se.
Cor, Neal: eoc. "a bushcl lie ii. x, peg,
Dried Frun.-Apples, quarters, $685.: sliced s
'@1Oc. Peaches, peeled, LAG &c. unpeeled, case
Cherries, pittsd, 1591Sc. Blackberries, 10Gl &c
ggcs: In barrels, &c. p dozen; In crates, 7e
P1stx: Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine
t5.759$6; superane. s7.25; extra, 90 family
ordinary run, s9.50GSl0: fancy brands 81 so
Feathers: Prime nVe-goose, 6Oc; common
90n40c.
FZarseed: 81 .S59$1 90 " bu5heL
Hay: Virginia timothy, sl.156S13O clover
eOc@s1.
Lord: Country. OR11c.
Oats: Baled. S5c.@*1 p 1907 s.
Oratons.-S12$2.25 Y bushel and dull
Potatoes: Irish: 75Qe 0c- "a busae.
. Rye: S5c. r bushel.
Sun,ac: 7oc.-nominai
Shucks: Soc.
BaEed Strau: soc.
T1llo.o: 6@7c. "a b.
Wool: ashed, 4o445c.; usvasheo ,20130c.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: s2.25@S2.s0 q barre Rosendale,
$3.50.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
: RICHMOND, May ?, 1874.
OFFERINGS
WhEAf:-Whits, so bushels.
CohN.-White, 6lS bushes. Yellow. en- hnsbe,.
NpAL.-10 bushels, S"' w pusnels'
PoTAToRs.-S0 busbels
PAAs--13S bushels. ...
SALES.
WHHAf:-White.S so bushels common M n so
CoRE.-Yellon, 90 bushels very good at SIC
AnAL.-1O bushels on private terms.
PoTATo1s.-26 bushels on private termn
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CITY COLLECTIONS OFFIcB,
RICHMOND, VA, May 4, 1874.

CITY COLLECTIONS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, May 4, 1874.
DY AN ORDER OF THE CITY COUN.
d GIL at Its last meeting, the publication of the
delinquent list OF REAL ESTATE for IS 70 WAS
suspended, and the collector ordered to make col
lections under the following sections-7, s, alld
Of chapter XIV OF the city ordinance:
II all taxes with which any person or estate OF
decedent is assessed be not paid before the LIST
day Of September the collector shall distrain.
Amy goods or ch2telS in the city belonging to
the person estate assessed with raxes may be dis
trained therefor.
"The goods and chattels OF the tenant or other
person IN possession, claiming under the party or
estate assessed with taxes on land, may be dis
trained II found on the premises.'
The collector earnestly requests all persons de-
lnQuent on their city taxes for last year TO call
promptly and settle the same, and relieve him OF
an unpleasant duty. JOHN F. REGNAULT,
my 4-6t Collector.
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ct tn1r.S 1--WE STOCK MARKET.

MAY 4.-keceipts Monday were 2,l2 beeTes,
1885 hogs 500 sheep. shipments: 394 beeyes,
as7S hogs. 200 sheep. the cattle market A, re-
fair and steady demand continues to exist, at
on local and shippers account. Arrivals Of the
most desirable stock native, Texas, and Cherokee
nave been moderate, and the general inquiry on
shinpers and local account has been equal to oner-
ings at pretty steady range OF prices. re give
the following quotations as being nearly Inc ruilnK
Ehoice native blood steers, averaging ma, or
1900 10 1900 u.s.. 20 ooURo 40
prim. secont-class native BLOOD, ave- oxox no
raging l,l50 10 l,400 th3...;.....- @o@o W
/ Good third-grade native blood, ave ,x,. IN
raging j, $50 to 800 bs...::..-.. Togo w
Fair n 5n 4s aSera9e and over. 6Ol4 rs
Thrifty stock steers, averaging soo ooSa OK
/ 10 400 poHhds. ooEYa -
Ho1s-rhe arrivals OF hogs nave NOT pceh nealy
and with considerably more urgency In tnrir te
mand on local ano shippers account, me MARK :,
was strong ana vigorous with hSher .ehuenCnTSs' ~
| an extreme range OF $4.oo ~ So'oo' %".N" ~
S5. 40. .ot,vo demand for and lib
III n'' Movement in sheep yesterday, apparently,
however, At little lower range OF values ~ ar
may have been owing to the Interior q.S On -
feripgs. We noticed tho following transactions.
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NEW YORK LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MAY 4.-Bsspss:-Receipts 5,464 head, making
$3.50 head for the week, against $3.50 head last
TO prime harket strong and active at an advance
for the week OF 4@Ac, excepting ears Of Texans,
which sold 1t lOSc., and cars fat bulls ct 5gonc.
ShesD.-Receipts, 1900 head, making 10,4s0
for the week, against 1890 head last week:
Supply insufficient for pressing wants OIL
butchers. Market Is very firm at the highest
mark OF the year. Common to good unshorI
sheen, Sk69kc.; common to prime gheared, GIG
SIC. with three carloads At SIC. Sales include
car unshorn Illinois sheep, 70 rs, at Sc; two
clipped ohlos l92 Ss Ct sac one car 199
S,oine.ERecelpts yesterday and to-day. 1880
making a. $50 for the week, against 42,470 las
week. None offered alive. Dressed fairly steady
at Saturdays prices, or TX for all weights New
York.
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e.. 81. 4cE> On TIE PgRss.-English papers
=, LIZA, bt-hvp Hedley, while preaching in
..,1'' I'LL, q, scribed the pres. as 1.-The most
t t.%4..-. engine n the whole armory Of the
,, w.. He believed newspaper writers
','-'". II Tie interest Of their readers, have
s''" attended the crucifxion. The press,
"'.-; greatly contributed to the imnor-
@".t a:.o darkness OF This world.
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vi a 'sn-!n!le match for $4,000 side was
,L,m' Yesterday morning in this city by
i ,t, 'orc0n Bennett and John Whipple,
n,a+ 41 Won ny the former in hour, 4G min
gnu % seconds.-NeO York World.
ii every farmer and farmers son would
ftT'-- one Tree each every year, and every
Gn 'tsi "it"and daughters cultivate half a
conn., u mowers ''.i each, how much brighter the
"ut'fy would he.
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LIB CcEHlSCy RILL.-The currency bill
:s22ii'd IN III" Senate to-day (6tb) meets
VIA H!ltl c,.av0r from extremes on either
az q ,4e s:ound i; occupies. There seems
/" re '..:.r chance either Of lis passing in its
PM thaIc 0. Of its friends yielding
Co. % secure ~ enactment even in q
--,'"~"l form y o5a.ng:on telegram-Bal
.tN..E: .tMtr1onn-
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b TIER l,I~HE>s.-General Butler is pro-
.'-L''I d! IL physicians to be considerably
~s'.'' ty'A1Ihl Wednesday,. His illness
3 ,..' = lave been occasioned by proStration
:. ~! "'eE"or!, and earnest efforts are made
. :, Asr!' IL mInG entirely free from all per-
.'''1' " I'uiIiica! tyci:ement.-W Washington
4m-Er.:rnOre sun. !.
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RICHMOND AND PETBRssURG RAu-l
- - ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MARCH 10Th, 1874.
s.i,,a or, khic rnad will SollnuEu III

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAu-l
= - - ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MARCH 29rH, 1874
" trains on this road will run IS follows:
~: LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. ~ .rEs
5:Ob A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun-
day., connecting for all points South
q, .F-- and West. Sleeping car TO Weldon.
IL 100 A. NJ, ACCOMSdO DA'tION TRAIN for Pc
tersburg and Norfolk daily eYctfyss sun.
- day. PASSENGERS for Norfolk can
za@iF. leave on the o A. NJ. train Sunday
400 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West, with
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
FL through from Richmond to savannah
b:33 P. NJ, FkEIGHE daily Except Sqnday
With coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. 9-3tJFst
7:45 A. ID. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (exeept
Sunday with coach attached. ,r
100 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, contiecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac for all points Fast and West
s s:aS :: H. g. STHsouaH IA!E ds,ly s4sep. sun
day., connecting with Richnondf
Fredericksburg and Potomac, and
Chesapt axe and Ohio railroads for al
{. points East and West. Through Pull.
mans Sleeper attached, running.
- through to Baltimore. a.lF,r, -.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester ana.
Psssensers from Glover Hill win leave at e:a0A.
H., and returning leave Richmond at 2 2. N. daily.
AL Ill TRAfNs leaving Petersburg will start from
nh rs A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KAILnoAp.a
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. Ia
RICHMOND, VA, April 81, 1874. 81
1EDUCED RATES FROM RICHMOND

NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST. = = 70@I'
Families and parties emigratipg 10 the West wiz
lower than the above second class. Baggage check
cd through. cT@ ss=.sis2 -, 'IF3f'9F
For tickets or information apply 10 J.. G. DAME,
9. w. Agent. Greensboro, n. c.; Il. PRCKHAN.
Agent, Broad and Seventeenth streets; GARBERH
Union Ticket ONCE, s26 Main street. orio 3 T'Fi
--a "a ~ ..,s,s EDGAR 5yLIET,
ap29-1m CT &. T. Agent, Richmond, VI,
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Life Hnsurnnee arst ne.s.,.,s

NEW York, bay IA verdict has been
senaered IA the case Of Snyder against the
NeH YORK Mutual Lie Insurance Company.
..1 anna Sny der, widow OF deceased. n 10
s es SSt n and hsr son, Lewis N. Snyder.
x 80 total OF $3i, s00, the amount OF
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earn Tor Europe.

New YORK, May 1.-THE steamship inoi-
ana, Of the American line, sailed this AFTER Hao
noon for liverpool with 6ocaoin ana aU Oo
other passengers. The cargo inclSdes %, ooo
bushels of corn.
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Distress I'm Arkanun, b, Enc OWEN,

D, n. In Arkansas by the Overflow.
M.HPais; May THE people of Chicot
COUNTY, Ark. are reduced to depths of great
alstress oy the overflow OF their homes.
many suosiston the carcasses Of drowned
cattle, &C: They are looking to the Loui.
siana Keller Association for assistance. II
is feared that the rise OF the St. Francis river
will further increase the trouble. '' -'eA
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~ 1sA.H,'tEScE.-Alnoug the numerous letters
,I.S'. ~ ~ tue President commencing his
49, w., % lie senate currency bill is one from
:. ''',,s BOY seven years old, who eucloses to
r ~ F"sld1u' Ten cents TO help pay the ma
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VETELLE, - !, "a n
CoRNEa OF p
,rr pAuK sTpRETS.

o,ers to HIS friends and the public every seasoaass
sr,ic,e rr The table and all the u1nries Of sea aFa
land and every latisnde from the lakes 70 inc NO
al, saryed on his tables to order, and fa1nish-
ed 10 parties and families.
Hts RAE. IS sun supplied with the sery hess LIZ
oyTORs and BREWED DRIahs
u,, arrangements for OYsTEks arg pSs pess
sact oysters as are served al mis- eaDna.
DC Tdsnes., and test my assert oas. and 70
MI. ms compliments OF the season..iS -, !,
de 81 -
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'.DIE HrCnEs.-Ihe latest name pre-.
,>-''o 10 The President fer the yacact posi-.
~, w." On The bench Of the Court OF Claims i
S s--' .. Colonel Robert w. Hughes, United
glHi3. -
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inauguration of the Governor OF Coaf
necficut. raa )

NEW HAVEN, May 7.--The inaugural pa
rade and ceremonies yesterday were the
finest ever recorded. Phe message congIat-
ulates the country upon the defeat OF tne
inflationists. -
The Democrats caucus wednesday AVA
aanator Nc
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cO1 BROAD STREET.
JULIUS WILDT.

The ladies are respectfully invited to call at my
store and examine new style OF BRAIDS-.the
best gotten up work ever offered fl the city. Par
tfculax attention Is paid to making up OF COMB
INGS. By process entirely my own can straight
en- the hair and. If desired, get all the roots one
way without any uaste. This enables me- to make
larger braid OF given quantity OF hair than an
one who works without these advantages. Nenu.
late and all other kiuds Of WIGS and TOUPEES
made at short notice. Fit guaranteed. Prices as
low as anywhere In this or any other city Of the
tinted States -sr,'i j. WILDT,
on 99-In '#e #.s 631 Broad street.
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CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK MARKET.

5-CahLe-The market Is slower; very Ut
tie doing and market unchanged: common l,eb. are
seiIin% Mt S5D5 SO good light and meoium hea!y'
S. 50s16 no choice ON the market: so ,or eo,n.
Shsep-Scarce; selling Mt $3'ooVo'oo Aux 'oA1'
mon 70 good.-Iintsa.
This ut one Yard
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0sFAL.-James i. Gouldin is appointed
Pi T., at Rappahannock Academy, Caro-.
,,-S county, Va, rice Miss S. j. Skinner,
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NOTICE TO TAx.PAYERs.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUES OFFICE,
MANCHESTER, May z, 1874. !
7 AM NOW READY TO GRANT GER
i TIFICATES OF CITY LICENSE TAX. AL
persons liable to said tax will please call Mt Of
dec, in the Council chamber.
W. T. LITHGOW,
nv T-6s. Commissioner Of the Revenue.
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BAITIMoRE LIYE-srtlcx MAprnr !.

BALIIAoREs Nay 7.-Casfle more active: m,fds,e
ano ioMer grades higher; very best on ssle to-
ooay S3@7ac: that generally rated first 1ssaltsy.
o1goae; medium or good fair quality SSEs Sc:
receipts l,1S3 head: sales, ], lisa head. Hcec in
n Jar demand at 7h4s4c.: receipts, $500 Sead
&c.: receipts, 2.505 head. - =. .e'N7 - -
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ATT, sPRING CROPS.

= .I.s SOLUBLE Pacific SUA ~ B, noyp
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-08

Relief OF the Louisiana Sufferers.
NEW YoRE, May THE contributions
for the sufferers in Louisiana, by the flood
reach BIS, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-08
The Convceation Of 4,a,hn,,. p,.,..

1ne Convceation Of Catholic Bishops,
CtSoIssAfI, May 7.-Most OF the Roman
Satnoiic archbishops and other clergy 81.
Lending the convocstion in this CITY have "a.
turned TO their homes. The nature of their
~, mors WI probably not be known until after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-08
CEELEY,S HARD-RURBER TRUSSE
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ANn PILE PIPES
AND PILE PIPES.

.. AM >A~>@ -. !
Relief, comfort, and cure for RUPTURE, fEAAs 2.
WEAKNESSES, and PILES. Unlike all o'ner Hpip.'
anc,s known, win never rust, Timber, break, chaIe
soil. nor move Hom ace-indestructible- The ms
st.e, spring, being coated with hard rubber, bghI
cool, Clearly, used in bathing, fitted to form; uni.
yersslly recommended by an surgeons as the oes'
mechanical supports known. send for pamphle.
Establishments: la47 Chestnut street, Phi'aael'
nhia. and~737 Broadway, New York. Coapiet.
assortment for sale. With carefui 40!
nEADE q BAKER, Richmond, ana all deaiens
beware OF limitations. aP Isy~.. 49,
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IVFIcR OF ENGINEER AND suPERrNTHNpEH1,e
RIcIIMoNp And DANyILLR RAILROAD Coz,
RICIIMoNp. VA, April %. 1875. j

OYFIcR OF ENGINEER AND surEhiNISapna1'y
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD So::,s 4
RICHMOND. VA. April %. 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
~ FRIDAY, May ], lS74.-SoUTMEh E9Pa .s
Observation-Disclosures Richmond at 5:03A. d. leaSee
b,nyilje 1t 1903 p. ~; arrives nt GREENSBORO. ~
3:43 p. A. and Charlotte NJ o Z. ~. - ,a.,.
SEw ORLEANS AND NEW YoRb EXPRESS leaA-
wardl-leaVes Charlotte at S:t2 a: nt sa q.
SurEeviile at SOC P. 81. and arrives a. henIero
sti1:O2 P. NJ This train connects at Shsros.s
With trains on the Atlantn and kichm0no
yniirosd from New orleans, Mobile on!8oniSsSs
Aflanta. and afl points South and SoutnHess
THRoUaH Mail (westwardl ,hsca ~ -
at :3S p. H.. leaves Danyille az 500 Z. ~ 4
arrives at Greensboro a l2:S0 a. u cannects az
Charlotte with trains on the ,Cnartotte, IVsrIJns
and Atlanta, and Atlanta and kicnmona l,,,.,s
railroad for Atlanta. Mobile, New OrieaHSt Tins
bsa. A ucusta Savannah. Charleston, Mxcon, Colum
bus and all points South and SoufnTest Ial Ie
sleertrg- Car on trains from Richmonoto >e"
THROUGH MAn. (eastward)- leaves Charlotte az
7P a.: leaves Greensboro at 2:15 a.. ID. Ieay .n
Dsnviue at 5:2S A. ~; Leaves Bnrkesile AZ irhs
AM; arrives ct Rjcfmopd ut 2:3S: y. "a. liz IL
! train connects at Burkeville with trains on lh1
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad ffoH LynSo'
burg and points Southwest. ,..,.~
LYNeHBGRG PASSENGER .fwest wernl-itsesa LEE -
Richmond at 9:42 a. NJ. arrives ~ Burkcy1Me ~
1881 r. NJ: arrives at Lypcbbnry 90 44O r. ne
BURKEyILLEA CcoMMoDA11oNt snsrwanr.sa .s-
leaves Burksyiik e. 4:so A. M; arrives az hien-
raond at 7:5S a. b.. ,o...,h-
TnToagh tickets sold 70 al points South and soai'
"s''' ''A $500 T. NJ. Il. TALOOTT,
Engineer and Superspte1dent.c
n T. DOUGLAS, Master TransporiattDcs apS"