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Letter from an Uplander I'm Norfolk.

iCofIeaDoaderee OF the Richmond Dspalch.l
NORFOLK, May /, 1874.
10 one visiting Norfolk for the first time
holEing Is so ptrpIcXing and mex plicable as
!" geographical position. Leaving Rich
AohI and vending your way TO the south
ea>I, You are conscious as you approach the
c!ty oi making gradual curve towards the
cast or northeast, but Of the fact that you
Lave swept fully half the compass, and pass
up Main CT Wide Water street, having en-
tif"iy turned about, is fact impossible to
lta!ze. The sun even rises in the West aud
SETS IN the East; the northern winds come
from the South, and baImy breezes breathe
from Eoreas
Norlolk is In many respects great place.
Hearing but little Of its dimensions, re-
sources, or capacity for business, persons in
Ehe interior have no conception Of the active
population which tbrong its streets, or the
vast amount Of business which is done by
lls shippers and merchants.
LOOK where you may. out upon the placid
bosom Of the beautiful Elizabeth river, In
The forks OF which lie Norfolk, Portsmouth,
berkeley, Atlantic City, and probably one or
two more suburban villages, and you will see
from one to dozen steamers, barses, sloops
ships, &c, &C., riding in and out. Every
lning bears the impress Of energy and pros
pF'ty. New buildings are going up in
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Fire In Mins and Queen County.
,rcr,.~tt,! for inc i'''''

El,tVrs Dtspahh,-The residence of Mr..
TAoma, B. Henley, Of King and Queen
county, was burned down on Thursday
morning, the 30ih ultimo. The family were
wholly unconscious Of their danger until
TIE servants were breaking down the doors.
a hisa wind prevailing, blowing the flames
ienSi4wise the roof, all attempts to extin-
2G.-l them proved utterly abortiye. Mr.
hrnIey was only partially insured in the
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance
company. He loses much that was valua-
DE - him. The family lost much Of their
wearing apparel. and the furniture OF the
upper story, and that that was removed was
greatly damaged and broken up by rough
handling. t;lckerhock was the former resi-
Acncc OF the Smiths, and the home of Colo
Ar' saith, grandfather of your representa-
i've ID Congress, the Hon. j. Amber Smith.
J De- residence OF that day was burned just
b.!1'e the war. We learn Mr. Henley con-
-eAI'ateS rebuilding at an early day.
CITIZEN.
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many places, and there is every reason 10 be.
iieve taat great prosperity awaits her IA the

many places, and there Is every reason 10 be.
ifeve that great prosperity awaits her An the
immediate future. -. -
visited the wonderful steam cotton.p resa
OF MessT. Peters & Reed, In Portsmouth.
yesterday. 1t is indeed a massive and pow.
ertui machine. And while 4 bale of cotton
Is turned out reduced to only one-third of
ITS original thickness, which Ia about 3 or "a
,eet, It can reduce it to a inches. Ninety
oaies an hour can be compressed; seventy
oales an hour for ten hours, and bale q
minute can be easily turned out. Two large
snipS are now loading with cotton-one an
pool. w A'''i'
One or two more presses will be construct.
ed immediately, aud northern gentleman
informed ME that he had no doubt TINT in
another season more cotton would be or.
ported from Norfolk than from any mort IN
Amcrics save New York, and he had No
doubt that in very few years it would sur.
pass even that city. He stated that from two
to two and a bali dollars arc saved on each
bale by shipping directly from Norfolk. The
cotton. press above mentioned cost $6o, 900.
Were l to write Of n hundredth pnrt Of
the items which arc strikingly interesting to
an upandcr would fill your paper.
VIslron.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 2.-The market for cotton ton on
Ih,cb brought tbe standard grace OF low middnngs
to i67sc. The result Of the improvement was q
dull and aiher heavy market In buyers Iavcr 70
resnond TO the advance, and during The eariv days
nf the week there was every indication that the
Improvement would not be sustained:
This state OF affairs continued until the miaai i
of the week when the favorable accounts OF the
Weather at the South and decline in god caused an
easier tone to the market, and resulted IN more ou
sin.ss Ar the close there was perceptibie change
on EaIucs and demands were freely met. Forward
deliveries ruled dull until the closing DAYS, when
dealings were mere liberal. but closed with IN ave
The total sales Tor the week were 162.7l1 bales
of which l55.7OO bales were contract STOCK. anu
Toll bales for immediaIe delivery: as lnlioTs
'7o5 bales for export 3743 hales for spinning
700 Bales for speculation and 6S3 bales IN transit
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(Reported for the Dispatch.]
General Christian Convention.

GRAHAM, n. c., May l, 1864.
The Convention met here to-day in its
fourth quadriennial session. Rev. W. b.
Welons, of Suffolk, Va, was unanimously
reelected president; Rev. S. Apple, of Mil
ton, n. c., yice-president; Rev. c. A. APP
pie, secretary, and J. NJ. Moring, assistant
secretary.
The opening address by Rev. W. 3. Wei
Ions, of Virginia, was we'll received.
The weather is fair, and the prospects are
favorable for a large attendance. Several
visiting brethren are in attendance.
The subject OF Christian union will re-
ceiYe special attention during the present
session Of the Convention. "
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SALES,
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

k1'
NEW YORK, May 2.-Cotton dull sales, 6s1
bales at l7S6l1 SIC. Flour steady; moderate lt.-
quiry; $6.4ODS7.30 for common to fair ezra
southern; S7.35@$11 for good TO choi southern
Wheat opened firm closed dull aud scarcely SO
firm. Corn opened shade iirmer; closed QUIZ Hnd
PORK quiet and firm $17 for new. Beef quiet
mess, a9.5O@Sl1. Lard opened firm; closed
heavy at lOaG1O $500. Coffee quiet Sugar
firm Rice steady. Moasses more active. Iur-
psntine firm at 4O4@41c. Rosin firm at 1915
Freights 10 Liverpool unchanged.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. May 2.-Flour steady; moderate de.
mand; prices unchanged; Wheat firm. except
Willie southern, $50; yellow southern, 60@66c.;
mixed mr western, 59a63c. Rye dull at s1.o3@
slO5. Hay unchansed: Provisions quiet aud ul1-
Sers. 6Hc.: clear rlb-sldes, &C. Bacon-Shoulders,
7sG7tc.; clear ribsides, 9H@l0c;:. susar-cured
hams, iA@15c. Lard, 10.g1OA Western butter
Whlskey dull and nominal. Sugar firm and I'M
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REMEDIES.

REMEDIES.
DIR. De Sanctis's Rheumatic Pills, English;
Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills,En2llsh;
LayiIle,s Elixir for Govt, French;
LayiIle's Pills for Govt, French;
R,,ncard,s Pills I.dide Of Iron, French:
Lera's Syrup Phosphate Iron, French;
Guyot,s Concentrated Tar, French;
Swans Syrup Hypophosphites French;
PsullInia Powders and Pills, Frenchi
Buisson's Alkaline Lactatcs Lozengcs, frensn'
Datura Taiula-speci6c for Asthma, EngltsE;
Brockenden's Compressed Soda Pills, English;
Pancreatic Emulsion-Savory Il Moore's;
Pancreatized Cod-Liver Oll-savory MooreS'
Globules Of Apiol, French;
sauibb's Podophyllum Pills;
DR.. Francis's Triplex Pills.
rorso1ebv MEADE l. BAKER.
mh7 Pharmaceu'SlS' o1 hiA'H ''.
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c,EELEY,s HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
~ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ASDPILE PIPES.

Relief, comfort, and cure for RUPTURE, FEMALs
WEAKNESSES, and PILES. Unlike ell otner app.i-
ances known, will never rust, Timber, break, cnaie'
soil, nor move from observation-disclosures. Inc nne
steel spring, being coated with hard rubber usns'
cool, c.eanIy, used In bathing, fitted 10 form uu.
versslly recommended by all surgeons Is the pes'
mechanical supports known. seno iot Pa a,i'.e,
pst,hlishmcnts: lS47 Chestnut street, Phiiadel-
Mia and 1877 Broadway. New York. Compete
aaSor,menr for sale, With careful adjustment pS
MEADE q BAKER. Richmond, and ell dealers asl
Beware of mutations ~P -
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TIME FAVORITE HOME REMEDY.

THE FAVORITE HOME REMEDY.
This unr.yalled medicine Is warranted not TO con-
tain single particle Of MERCURY or any Injurious
mineral substance, butts
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those southern roots and herbs Nhlcn
An auwise Providence has placed In countries
where LIVER DISEASES most prevail. 1t will cure
all diseases caused by arrangement OF The liver ana
DO wells. ,no,
for medicine) is eminently family medicine, and
by being kept ready for INN edate resort will save
many an hour Of suffering aud many dollar in
time and doctors bills.
After ferty years trial It Is still receiving the
most unqualified testimonials to Its virtues from
persons OF the highest character and responsibility
Eminent phyieans commend II as the most
KFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA
OR INDIGESTION.
Armed with this antidote, all climates and changes
Of water and food may be faced without fear. AS
a remedy in malarious fevers, bowel complaints,
restlessuess, jaundice, nausea,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
It Is the cheapest purest aud best family medicine
In the world
j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia.
Price, 81 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
fe 20 deod&w3m
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May q oen.-Stocks dull and lower
Money, 8. Gold, 1l3. EIchange-Long, 400
short, 4o1. Governments active and steady. States
quiet and nominal.
Eventng.-Money easy at 3@4. Sterling nrh'
ts. Gold dull at ! 2b91l3. Governments strong
and steady. States quiet and nominal.
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DRUGS AMI MpnICrU1,,,

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
IONIC PREPARATIONS.
ELiXiR CALISAYA BARK Is. SDl.
ELiAiR CALISAYA BARK and IRON.
E FL CaLtSAYA, IRON, aud BISHIiTH.
EL!A!R CALlSAYA, IRON, and STRYSHHiI
ELIAiR CALlSAYA and PRUTUXinE iRns,
ELlA!K IRON, QUlSIEE, and BISM iITGcN
ELiNik PEPSINE, Icon, and QUINiNE.'
ELINlR PEPSISE, IRON, and SIKS CHIrI.
ELtNtK fEfslSE, clNCHoNA, and sTRYCH-
ELiLXiEPHF,o2srHATE IRON, QU1s1NN1s, and
POW ERS' PERUVIAN BIITERS:
BODkKER'S CONSTITUTION BITTERS.
ULD'S AROMATIC BITTERS;
WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERS;
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS:
HOOFLASD'S GERMAN BITTERS;
HOSTErTER'S STOMACH b1TTERS;
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS;
HATTORF'S TONIC BIrTERS;
HUFr'S ENGLISH MALT EXTRACT;
BUTTONS MALTHOPTONlQUE
For sale by
MILLER PIERCE.
Apothecaries. corner Fifth and Marshall
my2
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sT.LOUIS MARKETS.

sT. LOUIS May 2.-Flour quiet and unclaimed
Corn SLOW; No. Q mixed. ,6SS7Oc In elevator,
Wbi,key steady at95c. Pork higher at SIT. Bacon
arm: shoulders. 6hl07c.; clear rib, ohc.; clear,
oYc.-senerally held higher.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE Town SECRETARY,
aErurgTEp Nav LIST 1874

OFFICE OF THE Town SEcRErARY,1
MANCHESTER, May LIST, 1874. !
cEALED PROPOSALS will be resolved
- at this Office till FRIDAY next; May 9Th, at I 2
the Cemetery recently purchased ~ the town.
Estimated length Of fence, $50 PANELS, eight
foot each Fence to be four feet high, Of four
nlank SIX Inches wide, either heart-plRe or OAK,
with a facipg-board Of the same On each post;
pests cedar not less than ave inches ID diameter al
four double gates nine feet Wide w!th posts nos less
Than niue inches square, boxed; gntes and posts
senarate bids will be received for the posts, the
p,anS, building the fence, and dlyRng the post
holes, and for gates, accompanied WIN p am. mo
tight TO reject any or ali bids AMI to give the con
irsct for each separate item to the Iowest 0iesef
therefor. .,,s ,face
ro, SLu b. WALDEN. Secretary.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAL-f
ROAD COMPANY.

EOAD CORPANIs }
COMMENCING MARCH 29rH, 1874;
" trains on this road will run rs follow:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. s.t
COS A. H., THROUGH sIAIL daily lex .ept Sun~
day., connecting for all points South
and West. Sleeping-car - Weldon.
HOO 4. n, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for PEI
tersburs and Norfolk daily except Sum
day. PASSENGERS for Norfolk can
leave on the A. nj. train Sunday.
200 z. H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West, with
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from Richmond to ayaupah..
5:35P. n, FREIGHT daily (exoept Sunday
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. b.. FREIGHT TRAIN dxily {excegE
Sunday with coach attached.
100 2, H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac for all points Fast and West.
5:15P. ACCOMMODATION daily.
S:25 2. n, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun
day), connecting With Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Chcsapt axe and Ohio railroads for all
points East and West. Through Pull
mans Sleeper attached. running
through to Baltimore.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except At Manchester ans
Chester.
n, and retuEpipg leave Richmond At z. u. daily.
AL AL TEA1ESl leaving Petersburg win start fron
mn 25 A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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HUNTSVILLE MARKETS.

IoU1syrLLR May 2.-Flour and provisions 9niei
and unchanged. Bacon 1rm-shoulders, fa9Ia !.
eiesr rib 9Sc clear, 1Oc.; srxar-cured hams, -
SI3tc: main hams, 1I3@1 &c. Lard-Tierce, l0n
gi0X; keg, 1l@l14c. Whiskey, '3e.
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RAITlMORE.

BALTIMORE. May 2.-virginia G's, old,s2 Vir-
ginia consolidated, 81: Virginia e1-coupqns, 49s'
West Vlrglnia's, IL. North Carolina Us, OLD, Zo
new, IS; North Carolina specisl-ta1, .. Blu TO-
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD

THE SHORTEST ALL-RAIL LINE
IRON
RICHM 0ND
To
POINTS WEST, HORTHWEST, AND EAST
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF OARS
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND COLUMBUs,
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUE8.
and all intermediate points.
For rates. tiDse-cards, and inform alton generally,
and at S26 Main street. corner Eighth and Byrd
streets, and office OF Richmond York River and
Chesapeake railroad. J. L. WALDROP,
8. E. Passenger Agent,
L201 Main street, Richmond. Va
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent. Baltimore,
Nd. NH Ism
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. May 2.-Flour quiet and unchanged;
Corn quiet at 65@6sc Pork firm az f17 h. La ara
strong at IOh@l0Sc. for steam; 1GED1Ohc. Tor
SettIe. Bacon frm 1T 6S@7c. for shoulders; 9kc:
for clear rib; 9xc. for clear. Whisky sleaoy III
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAiLRoAD,l
s- PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
Richmond; Va, April -, lS74.4
pEDUCED RATES FROM RICHMOSD
LIZ TO THE WEST

And CORRESPONDENCE low rates 70 AL p0fntG w EST,
NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
Families and parties emigratlng 10 the West win
lower than the above second class. Baggage check
ed through
For tickets oE information apply to J. c. DANE,
Agent, Brosd and Seventeenth streets; GARDxR'S
Union Tickes Office, S26 Main street, or TO
EDGAR VLIET,
ap29.1m @. p. &. 7. Agent, Richmond. Va.
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The Public Debt.

The reorganization Of the statement OF the
nnhic debt of the United States for the month
of April, 1874, just issued, is as follows:
DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN
COLI COZ c.,, .sl,2l4,234,5O0 90
Bonds d, a. &c r nor cent. sos, S02,25O 90
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RUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG
AZ ADDITIONAL sPRTNo, decidedly imp me ma
Ied with the celebrated :" Salts OF Lithia- These
Springs open for the reception Of visitors on me
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874.
In most OF the chronic FERNS OF disease regarded
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs enjoy
qeservediy high reputation.
In general adaptation aud curative power In dis
10 chronic Intermittent ferers, and in all disease
generated BY inalarial poisons they are without u
rlyal among the medicinal waters OF America. The
Paoprletor aware that this Ia very strong claim.
monials submitted
since the last Spring season several valuable
prlngs have been discovered at this place. One OF
lonTy, OF Baltimore, 1, decidedly impregnated with
me sslts OF Lltha," which has given such cele-
pity 10 the Gettysburg spring in eur own country
ahd 10 the ALI IL Chsppele and virhy waters Of
tne continent Of Europe, and which Is so highly
esteemed In the medical world ~ q remedy In.
lions. ~ ''e
Professor George B. Wood, of the University OF
Pennsylvania, says: "There Is perhars no other
remedy from which equal efficacy may be expected
IN ne removal or the deposits OF the urate Of soda
N the Joints and ligamentous tissues In equity pa
nents, ana n preventing the deposits in the kid
neIs and urinary Passages"
IL may be worthy OF note that this IL the only
spring In Virginia In which This salt Is found
other wise than the merest trace.
can be had on application 70 Hessrs PURCELL
LADp g CO.. druggists, or Messrs. WEST, JoRN-
sToS Co., ooksellers, MAIN street. Richmond
va, or by addressing the undersigned at Boydtop
va. Jap 24-dSn4mI TBOMAs F. GOODE.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 2, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
CoRE.-White. $50 bushels. Yellow, SO bushels.
Mixed, ia bushels.
OATS.-334 bushels.
NEAL-22 bushels.
SALES.
CoRS-Yelow, so bushels prime at SSc- Mixed.
26 bushels good At S7c.; 40 bushels very Soou 1t
OArs-1 OF bushels very good at 6se.; 50 BUSH
pls good at &C
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DIuIDERS IN THE CITY are invited TO
d make PROPOSALS se-erecsa ward At Inc Cen
trail Lunatic Asylum. ha f,r-
rixhed with qualifications by calling At The Asysta
a. any time before the Esh day or this montn woen
there Will be meeting OF the Boara OF Dnes.o5S
time. Siewarn
my Est -
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TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, DC.

n1RIJssEs. SUPPORTERS, AND SHOUL--
nER-BRACES.-We have just received Ia = fa FL.
s,,nply of TRUSSEs, LOnDOM SUPP OK RIE s,LS
and the most improved SHOULDEh-bhAeho'
both ia Sa,a I quo BOnEKER BROTHERS.
FOR saie w Druggists.
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AICHMoED, YORK RIVER ANB CHxsArLAA@
RAuRoAD COMPANY, {
RrcHMOyn. April IL, 1919

hICHMoylD, foHK RIVER AfB ChkseI rA
- KAuRoAD CoAPAfI,, {
RIcHAOyp. Aprti lS, Aonon.
nN AND AFTER TUESDAY. Afhin
" sIsT, PASSENGER and PRElGHT ThAiS0
on tbs road viii run as foliows: 1.,.. ,..xts
PASSENGER TRAIN Tor West POM 80
Richmond at 2. ID. aud train from Wess r III
VIII arrive at Richmond At 1910 A. y. aauyt eah
days exceptedl -,
in connection with this roao. aud will leave NSs
F0iut daily fSundsys eZcepteob on tie arrival OF tb
train, which leaves Rct tnond At r. 81, Arf9la8 as
Baltimore next mornil = In ample time 10 connect
with t2aiss for the Nor and West: and leave Ban'
,aore dsify (Sundays exct ptedl ~ n. eoomes-
irg at West Point with the train due n RichmoH
az 10 next moynbng
Fare to Baltimore. 80. Ov
TO Baltimore ana Aeturb... %
Fare TO Philadelphia -................. QO
TO Phiiadeip,fa and return. IL 3D.
Fare TO New YORK ~ w
10 New York a,d return. ........... 10 20
FREIGHT TRAIN. for THROUGH u0gnI 2u'y.
leaves Richmone daily tMoaoays exeeptedl as
Scs.s0 A. n, cnrcectipg with stesmsrs az WEI
Point that deliver freight IN Baltimore Carly neAs
EStRMiSHr TR AIN, with passenger ear attached.
o. srsight between Richmond an4 Wess Foans,
iesxes Richmond on Mondays Wednesdays. age
~ EssSsys n A. d. Local fretghs received Taa
days, thursdays, and sssusds{s; - So, arr
Superlntendens
WV. BnAea. Master TraaapoE.Iloa. ap 20
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RAmN0AH rrYru.


& II So
EfcTx0SD, PRIME &Foron4cH +. fT, 81 z
G9NL TICKET D FHE1Gaf Aasr7ss TS1ira.
= RleHAONU. October i 4tk IS7a
&CHEDULES0F TRAINS & ) 4 ~ g
RICHMOND, EREpER1cKsBgsa AsDrort.
MAC HAILROAD. 8 y -.
~, nfppp 4 HALL Ieavs BIre-sHee. ststisa ss
. w NGHT MAI. leaves Byrt-ssrees stataoa af
IL Z. II. Except ON Eandsys.)
!. UP ACCoAMoDATfONlea leaves Brosa-strses aa>a
hon at Z. ID. iexcept SundayAJ
ton at 80 2. n. 1890 ~ = 80.
!. DOWN NIGHT NALL arrives st Byrd-strees IL.
don q so A. a. excerpt on MondaJs.t + & SO
!, DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS R AIN arrives g
days. go -
FREIGHT TEAMS leave Broad-strees statioa
on Aoncayss Wednesdays. and Fridxys ~ $50
A. NJ, connecting az Quantfcp with tho Aie1andSfa
aaa Fredertcksbnrg railway. Returning, axrivs
~ Broao-sreet station on same days 1t Ia O'Clock
MIDNIGHT. - ie15,1s-I2I
By order Of General snperintendens
j. B. 6ENTRY. @
my1 General Ticket and TYpixhi Arer4
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H0UsE.YuRNlsHrNa G00De.

Having determined upon ehange in ny De le1n ~
pushes. TO close oat nov osr ny sns5I1 a,Sd
CHINA, GLASS. An se,s Gh SSR CASH.
The .bove goods arc q rss anaRy;s "a ssas S'
sold wttaous ses nsnn,,nnc the HGUsE-pUR Sfsh-
wa ana oDES-W hessn.ss shall saSsa
vor to have hand = full supply s 81 lssA
goods nj tho lowest pfices. oaa s.ss Maia street.
ap 24-1u voo s --- ----------S-----
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VETELLE,

ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
offers tn his friends and the public every seasoEahe
article for the table and ali the Injuries OF sea anu
land and every latitude, from the lakes TO the ITO
p,cs-a served on his tables TO order, and Furnish
ed to parties aud families.
HIS BAR Is still supplied with the very best LIZ
oUoRs and BREWED DRINKS.
His ARA ngements for OYSTERS are me oeSl.
such oysters as are served 1t his restaurant cannot
be found elsewhere.
Come, friends, and test my assertions Anu 7"
aAi' sns ZETELLE.
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EXrRACT OF CIsSAMPELOS PAREI-
E RIA AND BUCHU-reliable In allayng pain
diminishing Inflammation aud irritability OF the
bladder. removing distractions from the kidneys,
preventing the formation CT stone, and curing
Chronic diseases of the urinary passages, liberation
of the kidneys and bladder, calculous affections
and attcudi ut diseases, In either seI-for sale by
au17 S. E. DOVE, Richmond. Va.
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.CoNAkD LINE Sas
By the celebrated CUNARD LINE at
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
GENERAL RAILROAD TT0xBT-O FRl@
AVE
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
-THRoCGH TICKETS 10 all principal points
: SOUTH, EAST, and VEST uta ALI
RAILROAD and STEAMSHIP LINES.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hssels and private
residences TO DESTINATION on an ttese,s sold
by me. Rases same as at depep.
.PASSENGE RS AND BAGGAGE CALLED Y01
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY
Tickets sold At our Offices. Enforunttou cheer
fuzzy given as to all rnates -
Principal Office. S26 Main street, and branch Of
Gee ut Exchange Hotel. A. w. GARBER,
APP G-2m President.
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POWHATAN STEAMBOAT OOMPANY,s
THRoUGH-FREIGHT
TRI WEEKLY LINE.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AM
BALTIMORE.
NO pocKlGE CHARGED.

Steamers leave their new pier in the Dock, fso,
or Twentv-second street. every TUESDAY ane
THURSDAY MORNINGS at 4 o'clock, and SAT
CRDAY AFTERNOON ct 4 O'Clock.
Freight received I'D TO O'Clock P. d., and Satus
days up to 81 o'clock 7. ID
Through bills signed to all points north and west
and rates guaranteed ~ low IS any other line.
Apply 70 j.. b. TATGM, agent.
Otices, Twensy-second and Dock and Ninth and
Aaiu streets dos
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND sTy,CK ExcHAnar s.
so,o .,oo Il, sA1lluhpA1. May Q, 1874.
-, soLD.-ioo chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad mild