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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-09
HUILUIyS-G M.7TEE2i.7E.

ILUI.S'G .N.7TEE2faL.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAME
v FACTORY
AND planning MILL,
N. Z. COR. FAIRFAX AND QUEEN SITS.
An assortment OF
READY AIDE WQ Rk
constantly on hand, such rs
DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS. FRAMES,
MOULDING5, BRACKETS, NEW
ELS, BALUSTERS, Sc, &c.
Will buy and Lladc for Walnut and ASH Logs.
RISHEILL & HODGE,
feb 10 Alexandria, Virginia.
d. +. PEAKE. B. W. hALLs.
JOHN w. PEAKE.
D F. PEAkE u CO.,
successors to Jas w. Nails, Son s. Co.
DEALERS IN
NV WARE, LEADS, Oils, CEMENT,
CALCINED PLASTER, &C,
No. 1877 King street,
feb2 -tf Alexandria, Virginia.
v1HE ATTENTION OF PAINTERS and
i those contemplating painting is invited TO
our unusually large stock oI Colors, Ois, Leads,
Brushes &c. which we are prepared TO sell NJ
the very lowest figures.
NH d lO7 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-09
my 9-1t
Try l.reen a. Wise.

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
FXECUTORSS SALE OF A "a ALU - 5I
The undersigned will sell, at public auc- -azg!!
ton, to the highest bidder, on the afternoon OF
WEDNESDAY,, the 10th day of May; AZ i've
o clock, on the premises, the TWO-STOKG
BRICK DIV ELLlNG No. I'll south st ASaph
street, formerly the residence of the late Com
William Jameson. Tire lot has from; of oO It.
on St. AS ,ph street, with depth of l23 feet 8
inches, binding on a II feet public alley. 1t is
all enclosed with comparatively new and SUP
stantial fence and 1t has also good frame stable
on the rear portion oft. The dwelling consists
of eight good sized rooms, conveniently ar-
ranged has fine dry cellars under both front
and back buildings, and has water in the kitch,
en-, and gas with gas fixtures both up stairs and
down. There are eight fruit trees on the lot, all
bearing. consisting Of Cherries, Peaches, Plums
Rose Brushes. The property has just been put
in thorough repair both inside and out
Terms: One fourth cash, and the residue IN
three euusl nstalmcnts at 6, T. and Is months
from date of purchase bearing interest At SIX
per cent, ard secured by deed of trust on the
property; or all cash, at the option OF the pur-
chaser In tho latter case discount OF three
per cent will be allowed ON the amount of tie
purchase money that would otherwise be defer
red Cost of conveyancing to be paid by the
a colored woman, who will show any ono
through who may desire 20 inspect the premises.
nv is MAHLON II. JANNEY, EXT.
CORPORATION BONDS AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at auction $500 COUPON
BONDS of the CORPORATlON OF ALtA-
ANDRIA on WEDNESDAY, May IS, 1874,
IN front OF my office. F. A. kE,HBY,,
my9-3t ny order of Com of School Board.
TN REPLY to "Voters," hereby respect
i fully announce myself candidate for the
OH GO of Commonwealth Attorney for this city,
subject to The action Of the Conservative party
at their primary election.
mvg CHARLES E. STUART. JR.
VyEGETINE. the N ew and Great Blood Pu-
Y ritter; Ayers, Townssnd's, 5 and.s, Iults'
Helmbold's and Bulbs Sarsaparilla; Kossdails,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, Railways
Resolvent, and several other popu ar prIoprIeta-
rv articles for impure blood &c, for sale oy
my9 Z. S. LEADBEATEk y bfO.
DAN, ROACH and BED BUG POloONS'
IL of various kinds, for sale by
my9 T. S. LEADBEATEk & BhO.
XXyALNUT and MUSHROOM CAToUP in
w store and tor sale cheap BY
my w Al. +. bhOOhGo.
DRIME CAROLINA RICE for sale
i my8 q. WIN. RAMSAY.
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HAVING YOUR NAME ON THE OLD
REGISTRATION BOOKS WILL
AVAIL NOTHING.
J.HFSE.N E.STS.

1IaESE.NE.,-TS.
TMPkUy ORDER RED MEN.
osCEnLA TRIBE, NO. /, L.O.R.M.,
GRAND BALL, viii a WAR DANCE,
AT Harmonic HALL,
ON TIE EVENING OF TUESDAY, TIE
l2Tn OF MAY,
For the benefit o. the widows and orphans, of
members OF the Tribe. my e-3t
AEEpTA HAIL.
MONDAY and TUESDAY,
May 1lth and 18th,
First appearance in this city of
FRANK MACEVOY'S
NEW HIBERNICON, OR IRELAND IN
AMERICA.
The favorite Irish Comedian,
Mr. ROBERT BYRN Els,
i" MS o''f BARN SE@i,' TIE GUIDE.
Mr. Emile Ames in his celebrated characters,
Fritz, our German Friend and Old Black
Joe.
Miss Mary Ma Croa, the popular Contrsto.
Miss Hattie Clifton. the tavorite Soprano
Miss Kate Byrnrs late of Dublin Theatre.
Prof Moselln, Musical Director
To conclude with the laughable fare,
THE HAUNTED GUIDE.
Evening Prices: Admission 5oei gallery Csc
MATINEE TUESDAY, at p. m.
Matinee Prices: Adults 25c; children lOe
nv 7-5t f. 9. GARL:Ck, Agent.
MILD REN'S FAIR.
The children of CHRIST CHURCH will hold
fair for the benefit Of the po,r Of The city, on
MONDAY and TUESDAY afternoons and
evenings, May 18th and 18th, at the ASSE NJ
BLY, ROOMS, (Wi.mer's buildlhg.i
Admission Zoe. my IT'D
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Letter from Cumberland.
correspondence or the Richmond Dispat ch. ]

CA.lRA, Va, April 80, 1874.
SnG" fell here tor four hours yesterday
morning, whitening the tops OF the houses,
ana making everything look like January.
Il" following night We bad heavy frost,
"a!ch destroyed the remaining small auan
IL! oi NUT On any LETT from the severe iro,ts
We !l-d some weeks ago. All hopes arc
ah'auoncd now Of having any peaches,
'"tf!!rs, straw berries, DC.
We haye had 4 series Of freshets in our
river Wills recently, which have done con-
'.uet"Dle damage to the CAT crop, as well rs
i4c'r2t The low lands from being prepared
10: corn.
faImers are complaining of the fly de.
s"o: ny Their TOBACCO. plants, which is owing
~, ~ 'hc continued cold and rainy weather.
To-Day Is clear, and old "Solo is shining
quite bright, though the wind is very high,
"A lev clear days would be thankfully re-
tei'ed ny our backward farmers now.
i-asl Monday was our county court-day.
but lille business was before court, and nc
.h'hs OF special mention happened. | heard
enat several very exciting horse.races were
run. The Oranges seem to be the most popu.
lar topic Of The day. The Grange at this
pace viii be organized Saturday by r.. Has.
I'm, lioason, Esq, the deputy for this dis
,rict.
HE county roads are said to be worse now
t4ah they have been at any time during the
"in'cf' MuTAT0 NoaisE.
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MURDER By FgLoN UNDER SEN TENcE OF
DEArH.-Hudso " Y, April 3O.-Joe
waltz. the murderer, who is sentenced to be
hanged at Catskill tomorrow, killed his
keeper. Charles Ernst, in his cell at O'Clock
This afternoon. by striking him On the head
with piece of iron, smashing in his skull.
Dnrino The past week officer Ernst has
Uuarded Waltz in bis cell in order that he
should commit no injury to himself,
The murder had been committeo to'uas
some time before it was discovered GeoiSe
Olney. with a reporter, went to see WaitZ,
aud called for Ernst, but no answer oelos
returned they looked through the cell ooof
and saw him lying on the floor unconscious
The officers revolver was found iE tue pSs-
session of Waltz. His victim llYeo only III
teen minutes after. Medical ald was suui'
moned. The prisoner manifested stoi'o III
difference rs TO his horrible deed. ;,
The excitement at Catskill is intense, ana
at least two thousand persons are coitecteu
around the Jail threatening to break down
the doors and lynch the prisoner. The sne-
riff is cool, and determined to maintain order
and carry out the sentence OF the court. III
the mob do not take the affair into their own
hands Waltz will be hanged at O'Clock 70.
morrow. The Governor has been Appealed
to, and two companies of militia have Dee d
ordered to proceed from Albany TO Catsklii
forthwith.
Albany, April 3o.-The sheriff Of Green
county having called on the Governor TOT
force to protect Waltz, the scissors-grlnder
murderer, who killed his keeper to-day, @
company Of the Tenth regiment has been or
dcred to proce Ell to CatskiII at once
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PORT op RICHMOND, MAY1, lB74.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY l, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westove-, Travers Baltimore, merchan
Sise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum; s-,.
SCHOONER Matthias Dimmock, Paul, Ale4andrla'
Schooner snowstorm, =, North Carolina via.
Norfolk, fish, Davenport u motifs.
CLEARED.
Brig D. C. Chapman, Knight, Rio Janeiro, hour,
Gallego Mills. ~-
ehandise and passengers, g. ". Allen, agent
steamer Jonn Sylvester, Clifford, norfolk mes'
ch.ndlse and Ii b hs sn Soqeolf IRA.
ni seb Supee Gabei Hail. Bartlett Ba.h Me- via
Chlckahominy river lumber. ,,sro, GRO
Schooner mary and Francis, Me Anofe w. si"-
mite, Philadelphia, Curtis s. parker. p,,,odo,nbi,
Schooner General Grant, Hearn, Phllaoeipnla'
Scbooner RoSanna ohuson, johnson, Troy. can
Schooner Ella H. Barnes, Larder, New York.
Sch ooner James MCGEE, Lynch, Philadelphla'
yia PIankltank, railroad ties, Curtis Parker: %
Schooner Reporter, H4pS1l !ns 'anes fNef' W
loud and return, Curtis & P'fker
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Park Louis tGerman). Linz, New York, April 20.
Schooner Rosa Mcbcritt, Mullen phiiaoeiphia'
Schooner Caspar Heft, Alexandra, April 81;
Schooner Waiter jones' Alexandria, April ~.
MEMORANDA. -..
yIsEyARpHAvEN, April 2S:-Arriyed schoon,
ers Huntrcss, Brown, Boston, Tor Richmohd, ana
Campbell, Eaton, and II. n. Squire, Nixon, Rich
m9n 9r Ms oGr Anr 14-Entered out, schooner
Advance, rhorstenten, City Point.
lSee local.I ..s -.
BY Telegraph.
Np1r YopK. May l.-ArrIvcd: II hiopia. Ar
rived out: Great Western. Emanuel, ana corn
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rfay-,.spouG.uc. vc the Richmond Dispatch.l
.As.EAuX WANT. &C, AT THE DEAF, DUMB,
AND BLIND INSTITUTIONS.


.As.GArx WANT. &C., AT THE DEAF, DUMB,
AND BLEND INSTITUTION.
>rAvSroS. May LIST, 1874.
Tie lon-.aMtriuaied entertainment at the
p.ai, Dumb. and Bind Institution took
i4cr ..>1 nigh. The hall was crowded 10
cyrtl,r"iu- with Al audience consisting OF
l." hrguty and fashion OF the place. The
entertainment consisted Of tablcauX, statu-
a!y. and shadow pictures given by the pu-
III i hoth the Deaf and Dumb and Blind
departments. Tuey We're gotten up in the
Host admirable manner, and it Was truly
4.aril!i,Ie TO So low excellently these I'M
;y!,uDateS performed their parts.
Il ) impossible for your correspondent to
civ 4 fun account of the performance, rs
tie audience soon became SO anxious to Wit
I",> The scenes that no sooner did the bell
I'm. tl!an ny they rose. q sea Of heads, inter-
c,.ii!H- III" vision Of all in the back part of
t.r hJli Those W no could see are loud in
t.";- il..i-c> Of the excellence Of the perform
alcr and the beauty Of the selections. The
it5''",GN scenes illustrating the story OF
L.HdsrcIla were perfect in every respect, and
SIC semper Tyrannis" was complete in
every respect. We heard one young man
Liar IL >ay, "See, the tyrant's got her
town. We suppose the young gentleman
wa, uNronsciously thinking OF the present
condition Of Virginia rather than of the
Translation Of the motto.
There was an alarm Of fire yesterday eve
nt"- about hali-past clock, caused by the
farming out OF 4 chimney 1T the Wesleyan
f"'1a.e institute. The IRE and hook-aDd-
ladder companies were promptly on the
I1U1d, tut very fortunately their services
were "ot needed. 4 thrill of fear filled
every heart wren told that the Institute
Wa on tre. fer all knew that should fire
occu: a. that Institution the iiremen would
De totally unable 10 Go anything, as there is
H. sufficient supply Of water to furnish tue
t:5!n". Fortunately no damage was done
Yesterday evening besides a thorough
1Lj5LlenIng OF the pupils of the Institute.
\ "hIti"ind yesterday evening carried eff
w awning III front of Mcmahon & Nc
Q'a!teo store, and having bourne it across
I ,"r ,l;eet dropped it on the store Of w. +.
A.y",,, breaking down his sign. Max.
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u,UE FAyURITE HOME REMEDY.

H,HE FAVURITE HOME REMEDY.
This unrivalled medicine Is warranted not 10 con-
tain single particle of MERCURY or amy injurious
mineral substance, butts
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those southern roots and hcres "mcn
an aJ-wIse Providence has placed In countries
where LIVER DISEASES most prevail. 1t VIII cure
all diseases caused by arrangement OF the liver ana
bowels. ,,.,,, Dpc1u ATOP
for medicIue) is elnincnty family medicine, ana
by being kept ready for immediate resort viii save
MANY an hour of suffering and many dollar III
time and doctors bills.
After forty years trial 1t Is Still receiving Tue
most UNQUALIFIED testimonials TO Its virtues from
persons of the highest character and responsibility
Eminent phyicians commend II as the most
EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA
Or INDIGESTION.
Armed with this antidole all climates ana chahhes
of water and food may be faced Without Tear. AS
a remedy In nalarions fcvers, bowel complaints
restlessness. jaundice, nausea, E.
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
T, ia the cheapest purest, and best family medicine
in tile world.
- j. Fl. ZEILIN i CO.,
Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia
Price. 81 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
r fe &c deod&w3m
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.

Or. ce Sanctis's Rheumatic Pills, Engiish'
BlaIrs Gout and Rheumatic Piils'Enshsai
-Laytlle's Elixir for Gout, French;
LayiIle's Pills for Gout, French;
Blsncard's Pills I.dide Of Iron, french'
Lera,s Syrup Phosphate Iron, Efenehi
Guyots Concentrated Tar, French;
swans Syrup Hypophosphifes, French
Paullinia Powders and Pills, 2rench'
Buisson's Alkaline Lactstes Aozenses. hrehch'
n,turs Talula-speclRc for Asthma. English;
1trockeudeu,s Compressed Soda T: Ills, English;
P,ncreatic Emulsion--Savory G. Moore's;
poncres,i,ed Cod-Liver Oil-Savory i Moores
Globules Of Ap!ol, French;
souibb's Podophyilum Pills;
Dr, Francis's rriplex FILLS.
Eor.salc by MEADE
NH Pharmaceutis,s, 919 MIn ssre'l'
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HTINETY-THREE. by Victor Hugo, pa

H1INETY-THREE. by Victor Hugo, pa
ner. 75c. Responsibility In Mental , u ni5ea fs
by Henry Mandsey, D., i!,o.,c as Re,sospect
Sn W Il PHILOSOPHERS aud Fools
julia pphEng s9 Balm ho g. Rsess 9"
ana iieratIire by Chrisiiana Bridge,
History Of English Institutions, By phtiip " "
smith, a. A., 81 90 Tine Heir OF mat az tha Mar,
c"j1ected and arranged by Miss Emily V, Mason,
third edition, enlarged, cloth gilt 49, an se
sal Record OF Seicnee and lnausIS, t9fS -
Ian9g -" WOODHOUsE y tAHoaat'
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE Town SECRETARY,
MkErJJESspl,p N.y NJ z

OFFICE OF THE Town SECgETARY,1
MANCHESTER, May 1st, 1874. !
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at this office till FRIDAY next, May 9Th, at 2
81. for the building of PLANK FENCE around
the Cemetery recently purchased oy the town.
Estimated length Of fence, $50 pannes. eight
feet each. Fence to he four feet high, Of four
with facine-board of the same on each posi-.
Posts cedar, not less than five inches In diameter ut
the small end, set two feet In the ground a lso,
four double-g nine feet wide, with posts not less
than nine inches square, boxed; gates and posts
painted.
plank, building the fence, and diggi ny the post
holes, and for gates, accompanied with plan.
The Committee on The Cemetery reserve the
tract for each separate item to the lowest bidder
therefor.
For special terms apply at this office,
my 2-ln j. 4. WALDEN, Secretary.
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nv TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. May 1.-Cotton weak sales, Is
bales at 74l1 SHe. Southern -four unchanged
choice extra, $7350sll. Wheat opened tlrmer
and closed dull and dropping: Corn opened armer,
with fair demand. and closed quiet; S649S 90: 1or
mixed; sec. for white western. Goffce-R1o dull
at l7&@20kc.; other good grades quiet. Sugar
firm at an nc. advance: fair to good refining, naSg
l0asc. for hard. Moltsses unchanged and In mode
rate demand. Rice steady and in moderate toD6ine
trade demand; Rangoon quoted at e3.5O@f3.S5
gold yellow dull at 7:5G Tic Rosin firm at 1880
Turpentinc heavy at 4O@40Hc. Pork tirmcr; new
mess. 1865. Beef unchanged. Lard tirlner al
lONOlO 9-l6c. Whiskey lower Ut 97497Hc
EreightS to Liverpool ilrmer.
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uoa,ks. STATIONERY. DC.

UTALLACE'S UNITED STATES RE-
w PORTS. volume II.
Cbitty on Contracts, volumes. ....
Broon,s Legal Maxims. - ,,ao,o,r,. 1nsr-
rarrn Reuorts, 8 volumes. Volume ADoottS
iJniled States Digest. Doctor and student. e.
Famous Trials: Tichborne Mrs nartq H ., @S.
Solumrs. Byles on Bills Taylor's La a. aai
and Tenant, and all other new worSs, ~ 70 ., 10
Main street. RANOohi "a " A 'A'o
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cnnpARAr1vE CorroN STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. May met receipts at all
United States ports for the week, 29,4Sl oaies;
same week last year, 47.O32 bales; total 10 inns
date 3S53,622 bales; TO same date last year;
sas bales. Exports fr :he week. 6s,176
wsgk last year $3.50 neI is. .ot Ia TO
oS1 732 bales stock at ali United States ports,
962 bales; last year, 431.13S bales at al In.
ferior towns II 800 bales; last year. 81 ,22S 3ae5
nj / iyerpool SO4, 900 ba cs; last year, TAI ,OoO
bales American cotton afloat tor Great Brlsain,
2fi 900 bales; last year, 22S.0O0 bales.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May -Noen.-Stoeks dull Money
3. Gold, ll2S E1change-Long, ASH; short
49ojs. Governments active and little Oh. state
bonds Quist and nominal.
Eveniny.-aoney easy at 3@4. Sterling urn
st4SS. Gold, l13h. Governments active Dat LITTLE
lower States quiet and nominal.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CIyCINNATI May Flour dull and unchanged
Corn firm and SC irce at 67@70c. Pork urn coun'
try, sl6@f17; city held at Sl7: Lard firm cur
steam loc kettle hsId al Ge eeo1
ribs, osc.: cl,ar, 0Ac. Whiskey firm at 92c
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TOR RENT. NICE STORE under ~.
4 EXCHANGE Hotel, on Fourteenth street; AIi
fine stand for liquor house.
FOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING OH Canal
street, near to Jefferson street; i've rooms, aud
kitchen with two rooms.
FvK KENT ME- FRAME DIV ELl.iNG on
rooms, kitchen, stable, SC.
FOX RENT, BRICK Dwell LING on Grace be-
tween First and Second streets, large aud commo-
cious. ..-. . D..
FOR RENT, SMALL STOR z OH Wall street near
Franklin, suitable for carpenter or painter. APP.
ply to HILL & GuDDlS,
my at Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents.
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CROQUET!

T have lust received large stock OF ChoQoLA'
which am selling at very low prices. go,
ALSO ali the latest SH hET- USIC, at onc-louftn
less thun publishers prices. no
ie' '' '''AA fMIIsICAL INSTRUMENTS,
BOOKS, MAG AZiNES, REWePAPEslhs' %c"-~
IN enoiess Satie''' 'e1' G. r. JOHNSTON,
News and Music Dealer, Z
reruo+ % 49, 9lS Main street. /.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May l, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
TusAT.-Whie. 16 bushels. Red, 49S bushels
ConN.-White, 500 bushels. Mixed, SS bushels
OATS.-21S bushels.
SALES.
CoRy.-White 100 bushels at SIC.
OATS.-Common, 70 bushels at G3c.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-Flour unchanged good &c
i've and firm; So mixed. ssc:, on track and IN
elevator Whisky, s5e Pork s irmgr at
9asa eSc.; clear, 9asQ9a4c. Lara nominal.
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MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

- ALTIMUKE AND UHIU KAILRUAU
THE SHORTEST ALL-RAL LINE @
FROM
RI II MOND
TO So
POINTS WEST. NoRTHWEST, AND EAST.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND COLUMBUS,
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
and all intermediate points.
For rates, linc-cards, and information generally,
apply at company's ticket Office. 1904 Main street,
and at S26 Main street, corner Eighth and BYRD
streets, and Office of Richmond. York River aud
Chesapeake railroad. J. L.. WALDROP,
ia rs s. 4. Passenger Agent,
1901 Nain street, Richmond. Va.
L. N COLE, General Ticket Agent. Baltimore
Md. IA NH / -8m
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TnIJSVJIJ,E MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, May l.-FIour quiet and unchanged;
Corn quiet and unchanged. Provisions quleII ana
ciesr rib, exc. :; clear, tOc. Lard-Tierce, 1O1U
lOXc.; keg, i0S@l1c. Whiskey, 92c.
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FOR LEASE,

VALUABLE LOT ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF BANK, BETWEEN ELEVENTH
AND TWELFTH STREETS, FOR LEASE.-The
above LIT, 55x57 feet, to an alley 10 feet wide,
bounded on the east By 7fOot alley, Is for lease
for 4 term OF years on reasonable terms. Apply
to w. GUDDlS,
my l-3t Real Estate Auctionepr.
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C1TY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ICE.


ICE, ICE, ICE.
j. M. MCGOWAN. :"
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
RTHERS ICE,
No. 1911 Cary street, Richmond, Va
u,viny inst returned from the North, desire 10
,fo, m Inc citizens OF Eichmond and all consumers
Of IC T. thar have made ample trranS ,h, -
large md continuous supply throughout the setr
son' sanJ while prices must rule higher tnan "a.
sea.on. owing 10 The short crop AZ he Sorth ana
the larger demand 81 the soatn shs ~ paypr me
:. S1i ta pher patronage regularly aud promptly
throughout lbe season at as low prices as u 81 og
notron,re be.towed on me duriug the past twenty
Years. trust by promps attention and in ,
fas. Ities for conducting The 9usinsss " nieras
Continuance. s1 S' - AAse y 49,
ap 29-lH raa
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And corresponding low rates to ali points " EST
NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
Families and parties enltgrating 10 the West win
be furnished with rates from 20 10 50 per cent.
"a through. s..
For tickets or Information apply to j. C. DAME.
s. w. Agent. Greensboro, N. c.; II. PEcKHAA,
Agent, Broad and Seventeenth streess; CAREERS
Union Ticket Office, S26 Main street, or 10
EDGAR VLIET.
ap29-lm G. p. C. T. Agert Richmond, Va.
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a 90 M N % n -
u E1c5Dao1D, EE1ptG 4 PorcMadR Ii. II. CO..
6RSL TICKET Il FRE10Hr IGKTT's GSTTicSyss3S
-, RICHMOND. October 18th, 1874. r.
!SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. 60 60
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG ayD POro,
y,x, :. d Mac -RAlLROAD.
a. AZ DA - MALL leaves ByrAstreet statfoa sc
Up MOTT HAI. leaves Byrdstrees 6, don 4.
Il Z. ID: Except On Sua6zys.i $500. i = +.
.UpfACC0MM0DATIUS leaves BronS-strpef n,
t9 On az r 81 Except Sundays.t ~ >
An - DAf.mAiL arrives 1t Byrdstreet So.
~ DOWN NIGHT MAIL ARRIVES at Byrd.ssreet ss,-
M mi ~ Roy 81 ~: lsLsept on MondaysJ
.ys station at s:S7 A. IL Except ON sun
FRExGHT TRAINS leave Broad street ssa.,ou
on ,Honsaya Wednesdays and aFri5ays as 3:3O
A. M, connecting ut Quantico With the AIeYandds
and Frests.icksbnry railway. Returning. arrirs
AZ station On same days at IL O'CLOCK
BY order Of General Superintendent.
j. y. GENTRY, ID
mv1 General Ticket and Frs,oh, 4 r.vt.
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CITY ALMS-HOUsE,L
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, April 80, 1874.
NTOTICE,--SEALED PROPOSALS will
IN be received at this office until MONDAY, May
4 1874. al II O'Clock b., for furnishing the City
Aims-tiouse with supplies OF
FRESH BEEF. SUGAR,
BACON, VINEGAR, (.
FLOUR. SOAP, ,
CORN-MEAL, SALT,
RICE, 3OLASSES,
COFFEE, IRISH POTATOES,
.-. HERRfNGS,
for the Quarter ending 81 st July, 1874.
The Committee for the Relief of the Poor reserve
the right to re iect any or all bids offered, and of
giving The contract for each article required to the
lowest bidders therefor.
Terms of proposals and other Information can De
obtained at this office. .,-,,p
(Signedl a. ID: CHESIEkMAS,
Chairman Committee for the Relief Of the Poor.
my l-3t
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SaI,TIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-Virginia e's, eld' 81; 'ir-
rinla consolidated, 81. West Yirginis's, !. forlh
Carolina 6's unchanged.
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EOR RENT, part of HOUSE No. COS ga
Il Ninth street. second door beyond Leigh, Iii
with gas and water To good tenant the rent will he
low. Apply on the premises. my 1-2t*