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A WAR with the Oysterrsaem Threat.
snsd-Operatf0ns nc Geaport Navy.
.s&esamR sss0Aals=a shRapss aun5s.
McifHtUu1 H4scffHTp = b :.
Nattsdha ffhfS1ls aasyS6aRand-
Aus.sadsBs s.sJ yss,
'sfsreSiaiieiesranas the Dispste,&isas
r.. .,,. PORTSMOUTH, March 80.
II Two hundred oystefhh iieei fr5l5 Wire sna
\ Yorktown rivers, finding Io market forrihelf
tcatches IN their section, chine over 10 Hak1p-
ton Roads to-day and. a.tempsetto go to
Gwork, when, the. Norfolk; county, aud Nanse-
lmond catchers interrupted their Operations
|'and threatened them violence If they did not
leave the Roads. Fhe newcomers ref,,ssd
ITO leave, and q riot IS Imminent. Sheriff
Lessner, of the county, has gone over to
craney Island, and the State oy s,er inspects
or, K. 4. Hudgins, and Justice swaine and
Commemorative Attorney Foster have been
sent for. = es't:.% -. 3 .as-,
All the operations OF the nayy.yard have
been suspended on account of the exhaus-
ton of the monthly appropriations. There
will be partial resumption on the LIST of
April. Work on the two new sloops-of
has been totally abandoned until after July.
Mr.. Ramsdell, the new Federal marshal,
has arrived in town. II
A schooner sunk on Saturday at Ragged
Point, on the Potomac river, loaded with
oysters. The Wrecking Com pany dispatched
the steamer Baker to her assistance yester-
day.
lev. j. q. Tyler, of Richmond com
menced series of meetings at the Church
Of the Disciples last night. ~ -. ..l:,.c
Judge Hugh L. Bond of Baltimore, Gen
eral John S. Cavendy of St. Louis, DR.. E.
B. Walcott of milwaukee,, and Governor
Fred Swinton of Manchester. N. H.. having:
concluded the annual inspection Of the Ma
tional Military Asylum at Fort Monroe, ar;
rived here on visit. They spent the day
and departed for Washington tonight.
Inspector Hudgins has. returned 40 P. MY
and reports all quiet. The assauting party
dispersed on the arrival of the authorities,
and the York and Ware river men will work
Tomorrow without molestation. There are
now forty sloops anchored below Craney
Island. Steam communication between
Smithfield and Norfolk was opened to-day.
a large number of vessels are in Hampton
Roads, wind bound.
Weather is clear and propitious tonight.
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Tire Railroad Troubles In PennsylVa-
=; nia-'Ehe Military under Arms, ana
mt the Scene Of Disturbance, &c.


srsoUEuAsNAH DEr0T, Pa, March 29-11 80
4. M.---pursuant to orders from Governor
Hartranft 500 soldiers, with a section of Il
light battery, have arrived here, ana more
are en- route. ,--c
with a committee of strikers, and will sub
nit propositions to. them III oroef 20 a'olu !
collision with the troops One thing seems
definjlely settled all will be discharged, and
about half reemployed.
Il p. M-The strikers have refused to
consider the propositions OF the company
until tomorrow at 5 II. IL.
At meeting just held they nave ueclueu
| to allow passenger trayei 10 pe lesuueo t az
once. but refuse 10 allow freight TO DE
moved. It. is expected that the troops WI,
ut once take possession OF all property W
| force.
5P. MA. committee of strikers have
Just had an interview with Flce,fIesluen'
Clark. In order 10 avoid bloedshed by en-
forcing authority, be has concluded. 10 run
passenger trains only to-day, awaiting tne
| acceptance or rejection OF the company
| PROPOSITIONS at the meeting Tomorrow
morning. Passenger trains viii De moved
| at once. q. - 80
sUsouEuANSAH DEPOT, March S0-E15 a
M-One thousand more troops from Phlia
| delpbiu have reached Carbondale en- root.
for this place, and are expected to arrlv'
here at about half.past O'Clock this morn
ing. If the strikers at their meeting Of
O'Clock this morning decline the proposition
made them by the company, the sheriff VIII
/ az once resort to force. -.
9.l5 A. M.-The strikers have met an!
voted on Vice.President Clark's PROPOSE
lions. almost unanimously rejecting then
The vote was: No, 47G.; yes, H.. .1zs
10 A. M.-Yice-President Clark has me
the committee OF the strikers and refused
make any further concession. The mlllttar
| will now pc called upon to protect the E3a
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Marina Ipisaasnp

NEW foBK, March. 3O.-The bark Alsen,
from Rotterdam, reports, in latitude 1929,
Longitude 53:l5, fell 10 with bark Augeuta,
from Liverpool for Savannah, in sinking
condition. She took off the captain aud crew
and brought them to this port. The captain
states that he encountered violent gale on
March 9th, lasting two days, during which
his vessel sprung a-leak. When he left the
vessel she had ten feet of water in her hold,
and the crew were worn out,
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Professor Charles S. Venatle, of the Uni
rersity of Virginia, Las consented to deliver
the annual address before the Society OF
Alumni OF Hampden Sidney College, at the
commencement in June next Professor
Neuable was reared in the immediate vicinity
of Hampden Sidney, and, besides being an
alumnus, was for long time her dstin-
FINISHED Professor of Mathematics. -
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Ftendish Act by Masked Robbers

New YORK, March 30.-Masked robbers
last night entered a house in jersey City III
which dwells the watchman OF Densmith q
Brothers jewelry mandatory, threw MN
to the floor, bound and gagged him, ana be.
cause he would not give them the keys OF
the factory, which he didn't have, they plIcoi
about him bedding saturated with OIL ana
set it on fire. The watchman succeeded 10
freeing himselfand escaping from the names,
but the house was burned. u ,ssl : !.
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Our coGdtor, Mr.. Marquis Jones, has come
hack from Richmond in Il bad humor with
the reporters of the Enquirer and Dispatch
about spelling his name. II they bad spelt
it Mngnus, he would have been highly elated
and thought that he had distinguished him.
self, but Mangus means nothing PARTICULAR
Gloucester Herald.
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Fire in NorfoIk-A Stabbinc Afnsr

ISPtCIaI ttICSI dtII % lIIC DIspiLCH.I !
NORFOLK, March 30-12:l5 d. MA large
incendiary fire just broke out in the cotton
warehouse of Vaughan, Barnes g. Co., at the
foot of Commerce street. The warehouse is
packed with cotton, but the Fire Depart.
ment will save considerable. ..a.. -...,
A ~gro named William Bright, a buck
ster in the market, was knitted tonight in a
fracas on the Princess Anne road by negro
named John Hill, and terribly gashed about
the head and neck. His condition is preca.
riOls ... -u... ~. ...-tsF :
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE kAILRnAB Co, }
@ p. RICHMOND. VA. March 5. 1874. J


is. RICHMOND. VA. March s. 1874. !
SCHEDULE OFTRAINS.-TrainN Mol
~ SOUTHERN ExPRE Ss-les,ves 4, CT mond st5:ot
Greensboro at s:4s T. N. and Charlotte 1t n.
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW Y oaK
ExPREss-leaves Charlotte al s:25 4. 81, leaves
Burkevie at sos p. NJ, and arrives at Richmond
at :O2 p. d. This train makes close connection
ino rroad from New ea Creams moss MSns
gonery. Atlanta, and points South and Southwest
This train does not stop east OF Burkevile except
- Train No. 3-TInoUGH aLAIL-leaves Rlchmond
ut l:4S z. H.; leaves Burkcyille at 45S 2. n,
LIS A. M, = arrives Mt Charlotte at $3.50 a. NJ
This train connects at Charlotte with trains on the
atlanta ard Richmond AIRLINE railroad and Char
Se SosPa a aS F2 orss 0f conb
augusta, Macon, Savannah, and all. points South
Train No. -THRoUeI1MAn-,eay Chsriotte at
r: NJ: leaves Greensboro at 2:i6 a. III. leayes
DaPye at 1;2sA. "a ;leayas ssG s 11a s1
train connects 1t Burkeyille with trans on The
Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio railroad from Lynch
= Train 20. 51LYNCuBURo PAssENGEe-leaves
Richmond at ,9:42 a. NJ. leaves. Bqrkeyile at
1920 T. NJ; arrives at Lynehburg at 4:40 z. N.
leaves n Ey H 1t $50 r M leaves BnrkesEle
ut4:35 a. arrives ut Rlehmo9d Of 1853 ! n.
r. NJ. r. TALC0TT,S
pb6 .zfgG. Engineerand superintendent.
8 EICHMoND, YORK KIyER ARID CHEsArEAKEl
8 So Il = RAILROAD COMPANY, n Z
- - RICHMOND. March, 2, 1874. ,
IN AND AFTER THIS DATE%PASs
~ SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS ON this
road Win run as follows: = - "a " :. 4.oF
TRAIN for West Point Ieave1
Richmond at 9 r. NJ. and train from West Roine
will arrive ut Richmond at 1880 A. M. Oily l5aa-
days CXcepted). $3.50 800. -,r-
The splendid steamer HAvANA.~ Captain 4 SC.
MCKEE, has been paccd on the route bes"een WSss
Point and Baltimore to run In connection Wild tms
road, anu will mnkethree trips week. leaving West
Poinl TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. aud SATuk-
DAYS on tile arrival Of the train which leaves Rtch>
mond at PM, arriving mt Baltimore nexfmOrliiAG
iaanple time to connect with raiAS roy Che North
and West; and leave Baltimore MON DATS, WE'D
NESD AVS, and FRIDAYS 1t Z. H., connecting
1t West Point with the train due al Richmond n
Q:30 ueSt morning. II. -
Fare TO Baltimore, 81. t:aH
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only
leaves Richmond TUESDAYS, Thursdays. aud Satur-
DAYS at 4 A. NJ. Through freight received daily.
| FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attacheds
i for freight between Richmond and West Point,
leaves Rclrnond on Mondays, Wednesdays, 'aId
FRIDAYS at $50 A. n. Local fregh: received Tues.
o'sS' l nui'"A' . AH0 'A' EDWi. r. FoLGER,
| -... Superintendent.
~ " Rp icG Master TRANSFORMATION. mol
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

-.'..s France. ,...
ESCAPE OF RoCHEFoRT FROM NEW CALEDONIA.
PARIS, March 30.-The report that Henri,
Rochelort and Paschal Grouse have escaped
confirmed. A dispatch from Melbourne of
to-day's date says they, with Gourde Bull
licre and two other conyicts, have arrived at
Newcastle, New South Wales.
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Fatas Steamboat Accident

CINCINNATI, March 3O.--A special dispatch
from Memphis says the steamer Sam. j. Hale
burst her steam-pipe last night at Island No
20, killing two deck hands and fireman
a number of deck hands were hurt.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

i: RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, March so, 1879.
. Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 75B90c.; seneca, WITHOUT sop'
Coo
R,tner :. Prime TO choice yellow. 359&Oc.; poop
co GOOD, aOQ25c.; common. 15@2uc.
Brooul- Corn: Green, sci 0c. red, 4Uoc'
,.b,,. Neal: aoc, n bushel. .i.5 /.
Dried Ff,lit.-Apples; quarters. negoci snsfsa
GSerr,es, pitIed. I50Isc. Blackberries' stya DC.
saos: IN parre.s, 49, q dozen In Gates, sc
y GF3s' So s..t =, ~ (;
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PORT OF RICHaOND. MARCH 80, 1874.

PORT OF RICHaOND. MARCH 80, 1874. /
ARRIVED. ------.---.-r.-~. /:
steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New: foFk,tmereaan-
,,ss nud ua ;sengrrS George w. Allen 90.
Schooner John :'arhain, Murphy, ,Eatn. I'M, Ne,
Schooner Charles ChenEery, -, Woods hoie,
p1Iano, liison & Addison. .I&,J -
Schooner President johnson, Applesarth, James
r,ver. lumber Charles Phillips.
Schooner ella Powell, Hickman, James RIVER,
light, Curtis & Parker. tI; Est~s4 &a:
~.-a..-~.-e@ SAILED.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, 1ner.
-.nandlse ID passengers. l.. Is. Farnm. agent.. =
SfstmprJ ", Everman, Plat. Philadeipfnarnes
cha nCiise and passengers, w. Z. Porter, agent
:, SAILED SUNDAY. - -, = : w..
= steamer Isaac Bell, Blascman, New fofk. me e
chanGisc and passengers g.. w. Alien . 70.
y -. III MEMORANDA -. ..--l
Schooners Milton, Wheatlcy, and JONI "a: WIZ,
Iams, North, james river, arrived IL @hsllinors
MI arhooner Mary E. McHaIe, Hall, sailed from
WOODS Hole March 27th for this port. sls-t5a
ftE t%. By Telegraph. - -. a.-.1 - !,
FORTRESS MoSsioE, March 3O.-Psssed ont
Steamer Bernard, FROM City Point tor LfxerpooL
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-. s4st5,4J -.
Progress Of the. Temperanee Move
t@'i menf stsrE;iss- 9.ti.4f ;,

NEW YORK, March 3O.-The men and wo-
men enlisted In the temperance cause gather
ed in the churches of this city and BROOKLYN
yesterday, and made their prayer offerings In
the presence Of large congregations. In
Brooklyn routes have been laid out for the
special work Of visiting, saloons. Temper
ance work Is found to be far more extensive
and complicated than anticipated, but the
visitors are not discouraged.
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CINCINN ArI-sfAsRaETsss

| - CINCINNATI. March 30.-Flour unchaE SCSrn
steady ut 65QD6sc. forS-Delnnnd light (; holders
firm ut a16a9$1 Z: rs. Lard strorrg; steam, 92c.
shoulders, 6SG6Sc,; clear RIB, 9@3Sc.; clear, 9a
@07sc.; sales or clear, loose, Ut hiskey irn
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MASSACHUSETTS, senatorsllip.

BosroS, March 30.-The sixth ballot for
United States Senator resulted to-day Us toll
lows: Dawes, 81; Hoar, 70; Curtis, ~;
Adams, 10; Banks, I,
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FERTILIZERS.
ftHESAPEAkE GUANO.

AS agents for MeSsrs. ISAAC REYNOLDS & SONS,
OF Baltimore, we are prepared TO offer this
STANDARD FERTILIZER
to the planters of Virginia and North Carolina for
TOBACCO AND OTHER SPRING CROPS.
We have consented to accept this agency, belier-
ing this be the bS, article in the market for its
cost The senior member uf our firm. having used
/. In his own agricultural operations, is ane to re-
commend it from personal experience In the Held
Price in Richmond. $50 per ton.
JAMES Is. FlCKLIN & Co,
Commission Merchants,
Cary street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
,uh S-d,SwGW1n
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England.

REVIEW OF THE AsaANTEE EXPEDITION.
LONDON, March 30.-There was an i'm
mense crowd of, people in Windsor Park
to-day to witness the review of the troops Of
the Ashantee expedition. General Sir Gar
net Wolseley was in command. The review
took place in the presence of the Queen. the
Prince of Wales, the Duke OF Cambridge,
and Prince Arthur. The weather was tue.
Spain.
BAYoNNE, March 30.-The Carlist Junta
here has received dispatches from Durango
claiming that The Royalists maintain all their
positions near Bilboa, land that they have cut
The telegraph wire beyond Marshal Scrrano's
army. ... ..: -....s. Frtss
The news from Bilboa through Carlist
sources is that the fighting was resumed Sat-
urday morning and lasted all day. The Re
public tns were repulsed at every point,
Their loss is estimated at. 1000 killed and
wounded. while that Of the Carli>ts did not
exceed 1000. .t- ......-E -'.t-#--. .f-..5
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Cotton heavy sales Of
2159 bales 1T lG7SGD171c flour quiet; cGmm0I
to falr cXlIn s6.40@S725: goodlo choice. 81 &c
lSl1. Wheat &c. better; Light supply and far III
quiry Corn heavy aud lower; limited inquiry al
S7GGSSc. for high mixed yellow western; SSal9Oc
for old western mixed; c5c.. for white southern
TSnee qa.ss. Sgss npm hice a and steIGy
sin sfea9g at 81 5e@s5. 7 urpentlne steady at 47c
kprk alet Is ne q. Llra .hsayy at BIC
stsad ana I:
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BY Telegraph.

a... NEW YORK. ~:
NEW YORK, March 30-Noon.-Stocks active
Money, 4. Gold, ll2N. Exchange-Eong, 1861;
short, 4ssk Governments: dull and little Off.
State bonds quiet and nominal.@
NEW YORK, March o-Erening.-Money active
at5a6. sterling quiet and steady. Gold, 1880
113Y. The advance in gold is caused by the
panicky advIces regarding local stocks in Europe.
Governments strong and active. States quiet.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, March 30.-Flour unchanged. Corn
frmer at 72@73c. Pork quiet AZ *16. Bacon active
sKc. backed Lard, gsc. for fierce !; lOSc. Tor sea
Whiskey, Gle. s,.t.# s.,#, ..if & :; 81 siaSf
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w.y. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. mol

THESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAlE-
SROAD.-Oh and after MARCH g, 1874, tie
Dassepger trains will run Follows: = 49, sf 't-i
FROM RICHMOND. .aaa-, ,. y. ..,-f
MAIL TRAIN.-For Gordoasyille, .Chari0tues~
yFe. StaunrDn White Sulphur. Hinton, and OIL M
termcdiare stations daily except Sunday a., 9:3O
Am. This train connects OF GorduHyliie LOt
Orange, Culpepcr, Warrenton. Manassas. AIyxan-
dria Washington, and heN0rth, and at Cbarioites.
Vile for iLyiiehbnrg, Bristol, Knoxville, cha'ta
nooga. and the South. ~ ~ 80
> ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G ordonsNlle and az
Intermediate stations daily Except az 4:4S
p N. This train connects 1t GoraonsVhIe toh
r u,rhh Urp. SlstJs 70 .t'f| NV fH.'''1
junction, Gordousville. ChaS-
lottesy3lIe. Saunton, Goshen, Cogington. Whlte SUI
stir, huntington, and ali the stations DIE
sanit1Iln7 and Huntington daily (excepi saIurdayy
$50 M Fhisf train connects Eaf Burlington
sNftel stmuzers Bpstona and Fleetwood Tor Glncth>
snatf artg ulr MAsE Asid sssasRAy vest,
ID 16a Msin stree,
at Office Hsliavd anjts ExUlss41 tllg %"
net sa Brcts
-. = 81, ersss gssa xssss Z, 4 s
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, March 30.-Virginia 6's, consols,
5Oh West Virginia's, 10. Norm Caronpa U >
old 2S; new, 20; special tax, o. Bld.
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The Kentucky LOafery-The Prizes Il
~, be Scaled Down.

LOUISVILLE, March 30.-The prizes of the
Kentucky Library, lottery win be scaled
down 25 per cent. mixing the capital prize
SlS7 800. The other prizes will be reduced
in the same proportion. .gtrra ..,,. <....
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Eoaf: YirnnM counrrv 10 guosad t0-dsy Ftnt :
s9.76Re6: superfne. $3.50: extra. SSISS. 20;
ordinary run, s9.60eaI0: fancy orands,
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sTaX5YE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 81. 1874.
s,n 5.4St MosD sets.......... S.31
a., Sars - 612 High tide. ......... SO
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, March 30.-Flour weak and irregular
business small. Corn steady: No. mixed, IN eIe
yator 63kc Whiskey steady Il, 92c. Pork firm a
ZIG. Bacon strong; shoulders. 7G74c. clear Rib
o:(G9hc.; clear Sides 9Sc. Lard irIu.. ,g.sgs
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puILADELpH1A LIVESTOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-rattIe1 moderately
active and lrmer. Sales or $500: head ut ~ 50d
for fair 10 good; SO for coIpmon. sheep In fail
demaud sales Of 5000 bead at SGWSS. Hog:
irm sales of ). 600 head Ut sS.5O@i9. -
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ags'L TICKET &FREIdlas Y 58 ss
SCHEDULE OF TRAasss
Richmond, FREDERICKsBURG AND
. :. -. e. MAS RAILROAD. $500 -;
( up DAY MALL leaves Byrd-sreet station -
Bpm. i 49,, .,aa,,on, :.
Ii PM Iexcept on Suadays) Or,
T. Up. ACCOMMODATIOSl leaves Broad-street sss~
ton at 8 p. NJ. except Sundays)
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives Ut Byrd-atreet sss'
HnW - SIGHT MA II arrives ut Byrd-styest sts-
tEon al 4:5O A. 81. Except on Mondays.) -
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS kAM nfftSey AZ
Broad-strect station at S:37 A u. except on SaS-
fREfGfiF TRAINS leave Broad street station
on Mondays, Wednesdays, aad fridays nc ,7:2S
A. a., connecting 1t Quantico with the Aisxandf1a
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning, arrive
At Broad street station on Tuesdays, ana
Saturdays ut 8 T. d. ,c..,.,.....,. -.-,.'-.e----
-. .y~54Fgs 3 .4eJ..R. GENTRY,
oe13 General Tieketand Freight Agent.
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PICHMoND TRANSFER : COMPANY.
AO .<IS$tt 4 SssFE
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET-oFEICR,r

GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET-OFElCEpr
81, BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
THROUGH TICKETS 70 IN principal. point;
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST via AL.
RAILROAD and STEAMSHIP LINES.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels ana pr.vase
resiSencesTo DESTINATION ON all tickets. so,dt
by me. Rates same as ut deposs: - atsI
PASSENGERS. AND BAGGAGE CALLED FOE
eAr"ra IN ANY PART OF THE CITY. .t,!G
staterooms en- steamers OF Old Dominion s.esrs.
ship Line to New York and s,eeplns-car tesths
secured. Tickets sold at our Offices. Information
cneerfuny given as to all routes. Maps and time
tables for distribution. - s.Ass ~ ut
Principal Office, s26 Main street, and branch OF
fee at Exchange Hotel. ~. A.w.GARBER,
NH 2-lm - ., .Pesldents
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From samcs Civ County.

tCorrcspondence of the Richmond bispatch.l
ACCIDENTAL DEATu-FARA NEWSSTAND TINES
FOR POOR BCZZARDS.
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gARcalTiIEcCrs, BUIID,ERs,Ac &c.

DLACK s. ROBOSSON, ARCHITECTS
ID AND BUILDERS, furnish PLANS and CON-
TRACT for al kinds OF BUILDINGS. bota ~ the
city and country, hoping That by prtlTpS asten-
ton to business we viii merit share Of The pabhc
patronage ,-,,.--.--1..
EHfctifnold. Vs. 49, :. =, ..,.,,.,s
= LA As,s,,,,,s p g.s sI gGB9ss eis
lEyh ] t. mil 49,. 49,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
latest esIE 81 B J ! ss q


Il
ras fInanse eaesaSa m 4Asp,.ss&,
ne rnlhbaaffssrisssA sHsm Successfully
II Molten % Sttrks iSEt IND pouith Ser:
iion.sssxrw "a ss,,s. r.. !.
Especial teiegrs Is the. Dfspateh3. s,tssits
e-s.st s WASHINGTON, Marcha3o, 1874.
The inflationtsts carried tho. day again in
the Senate to-day, having agreedto Morton's
motion to strike Out the second section or the
committees bill by d vote of % yeas to %
nays. Stzs41ta y,sr.l,,. 80!
This section provided for the redemption
Of United States notes on the list of January,
1876, in gold coin or ten year interest-bear-
ing bonds. y. =. -
1t was the pet section of Mfr. Sherman,
chairman of the Finance Committee, and he
fought hard to have it retained. An
amendment offered by Mr.. Scott to redeem
the legal tenders on January LIST, 1877, in ten
year five per cent. bonds, was defeated, but
six Senators voting for it. Another amend
jment Of Mr.. Frelinghuysen, for the accunu.
.lation of coin In the treasury to redeem. the
legal tenders was also lost. .,.s, ., IRA -
MIR. Morton then moved to strike out the
fourth section of the committees bill, which
provides for the retirement of greenbacks in
the ratio of 70 per cent. of the additional
national currency authorized by the bill,
and this motion was pending at the hour
OF adjournment. It will no doubt be adopted
tomorrow and final vote on the bill reach
co. =. .s. TIMoN.
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