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CANAL SHIPPING.
T UCADO'S DAILY LINE.asA

UCADO'S DAILY LINE. asSs--!5lzIII!II!S
the regular Agency Of the james river and h't-
pawlm Canal Company having been dlsconlnu.;u
tile subscriber calls the attention OF Shippers u Tic
above line OF CANAL BOATS. ~
Freight from richmond for Lynchhnrg Bu.
chanan Lexington, aud all intermediate points on
canal handled carefully aud with dispatch, connect.
ing at Lynchburg with the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio air-llne Washington CITY, virginia MD
land and Great SDuthera, Orange and AleNandrl;t,
and Iyncnburg anu Danvic railroads. Goods
from all points received and forwarded free OF
com mission and freights as low rs by any othcl
line. .. , ..,, :,
by experienced captains, with carSoes ilsur ed
Having superior facilities for shipping l seen nc
ward by first good boat of this or any othe'i liue
,a - ava nv 3O-Im w. +. COX.
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EEOnOrS TO President Grant.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 27.-The Pre-
>ident and Mrs. Grant arrived here at 3 z.
NJ. to-day. y salute was fired, and a speech
of welcome delivered by Colonel Berry
Smith. The President, in response, said he
had long been contemplating this visit, but
affairs OF State had previously prevented it.
He regretted that his stay would have to be
brief. he is quartered with his cousins, Col
onel and Mrs. Swami. Large crowds met
him al the depot. The President and Mrs.
Grant will have reception this evening at
Colonel SWann'S.
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Homicide In SOutfamptOn-AN Negro
Kills His Brother
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

T'T'CVT'FI
BoYKIS'S, VA, June 27.--John Arts fool
orcO shot and killed his brother, Thomas
Arts. early this morning, on the farm of T.
j. Fox, Esq, in Southampton county. They
had difficulty about some hogs. Tom
went to Johns house with his gun and at.
tempted to enter, when John shot and killed
him instantly. John surrendered himself to
the authorities.
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Nv EelGsrNitf.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW lohh .h:tItNEI@.
NEW YORK. June observation-disclosures gross,
3oS tales futures closed barely so steady; sales,
: 600 bales. as follows; july, i-32c.: august,
II l-32ml re: >cuiembcr, 72sGr17 13-32c.:
October, / : 1-lGID1 73-32c.: November. Z -l6
~ q 31-32c.: December. ~ ID l64lG 31-32c
common 10 lair extra southern. Wheat and &c.
lower: moderate demand; 81 .42M*l. 4G for win,
Ter red western. Corn opened without decided
change: closed Z add IL. lower: Ts4S1c. for
western mixed. Fork irncr; D closed a. at sis sls
SlS.l2.c. Lard trmcr at 1l%c. Coilee ilrllIcr'
e. advance Sugar shade iirIncr Rice quiet.
M No quiet. Turpenlinc dull At Soc. kosin
duh at S2.I5. Frcghs to Liverpool lower; cotton
Nv sail lie; steam. 3sc grain by steam, 93Gs 0ac.
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rhe massachusetts Liquor License.

Bo>ToS, June Pin the House to-day
Northumberland Talhot's veto message
on the liquor-licenSc bill came up for discus
sion, the question being upon passing the
bill ever the veto. An attempt was made to
cut of debate by a demand for the previous
question. The call WAS not sustained. and
the vote on the question was ordered for
Monday ut , o'clock.
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nARINE sNTELLIGEsUE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JuNE 81, ls74.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 81, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers. G.. w. Allen & Co.
steamer Eliza HGncox, Deyo. Norfolk, mer.
chandse and passengers, l.. II. Tsrum. agent
Steamer Norfolk. Samuel, Philadelphia, mer-
chaDdise nId passengers, W. p. Porter.
schooner Charles b. McShain, Quigley, Philadel-
phia, coal. T. L. Darlington.
Schooner Lucy Wright, Elzey, Albany, lumber,
@. E. Whltlock.
Schooner Mohawk, -, Bath, salt, Davenport &
Morris.
SAILED.
Steamer Norfolk, Samuel Philadelphia, mer-
chan1ise and passengers, ". z. Porter.
Schooner William Mazyck, Freeman, Stamford,
u. bark, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Robert HALEY, Jones, Baltimore slaves,
Curtis 6 Parker.
Schooner w. G. McNaughton, McNaughton.
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York. Yner-
chanulse and Passengers. George W. Allen & Co.
MEMORANDUM.
, arrived at Chesapeake wharves: Schooners
seVcnty-slx, Mary Meens. and Fl. Z. Simmons,
from Noriolk, TO load with camel coal.
by Telegraph.
FORT MONROE, June 27.-Passed out: Schooner
Louisa Orr, from Richmond for Rio
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Fatal SitrO-Giyccrirse Explosion.

TIrusvlLLE, Pa, June 21.-JOhn Il. Os-
borne was blown TO atoms yesterday near
Parker City by the explosion Of one hun
drcd pounds Of nitro-gly ccrine which he was
transporting in his wagon. The horse aud
wagon were annihilated.
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NV YORK, June 27.-The market Tor cotloh
on The snot has been dull, but values were UPSET
lied. Financial irreguarities ana otcr usti[ois
omxnnce in gold shippers operated to some extent .
but dealings were only to meet immediate wants
and these having been supplied reaction SCI M al,
,"@'v dnll, Forward deliveries have been IN active
demand, but values have fuctlated cons9er r
The total sales of the week were To- n "a e.
If which l57,4O0 were for contract ana o,o1o lot
immrdIatc delivery, chiefly to spinners.
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washington Item.

WASHINGTON, june 27.-Coloncl Bri>tow,
of Kentucky, now Secretary OF the Trca-
Surv, has refused to accept pair Of horses
and carriage which friend wished to pre-
sent him for the use of his wife. who is re-
garded us the most lady-likc and handsomest
woman Of Kentucky.
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ST IOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Flour quiet, and weak
business small Corn easier; futures lower No
mixed, o9G6Oc.. cash; elevator, 5s!@c.i July
enc August easier: No. sold at 1870. for east
~ iouIs track and elevator. Whiskev-some
Gales lower at $4,000. Pork firm ut slS,354
$3.50. Bacon firm Iutur"S hlgliGf sinai iI i
I'D .,t 7,slI7c: shoulders, 0fM 0i@c clear RIO,
IKE: buyer first half September. Lard hrih
1I3.p
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BY Telegraph.
NEW work..

NEW YORK, June -N0on.-Money easy ut
~. Gold, 111a. Exctangc-Long. 1881; short,
a9lE. Governments strong and steady. State
ponds quiet, except Tcnuessecs which stronger.
Eoentng.-Aioncy easy at 2@G13 per cent ster-
ing dull but firm. Gold, 11aM1l7s. Governments
strong and steady. States quiet and nominal
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Arucn1illc RCnuhlic..

BrEHos AYREs. June 21.-Scnor Sarmicnto,
upon his retirement from the Presidency Of
the Argentine Confederation. will receive an
appointment rs Minister TO Washington.
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NEW YORK BANK sTATEMENT.-Ne1c Fork,
June 27;-Loans increase IL, $50, 900; specie. de-
crease S2o0;oO0; legal-tenders increase ii ,OOO,-
900; deposits Increase S4,375,00O; reserve de-
crease nearly 100000
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The first session OF the torty-thrd Con-
gresS has closed, and developed no great
statesman, no hopeful presidential candidate.
The shore is strewn with the wrecks of great
regulations. only two men come out con-
spicuous Butler for pure cusscdncsS, and
Grant tor pare luck. -TriGune.
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Personal.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June 2I.-Gencral A.
f. Burnside, Of Rhode Island, will visit
this city on the 4th Of July and deliver an
address before the Typographical Union.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 27.-Virginia G's, old, 30: con-
soils, $50; cx-coupons,I50k. West ylrginia's, IL.
North Carolina 6's, old, 20; new, 20; special
tax, 5. Bid 10 day.
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ZErELLE'
CORNER OF

ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS, ssS
offers to his friends and the public every seasohaoie
article for the table and I'LL the uxuries OF ssa ana
land and every latitude, from the lakes 10 tne 10
mcs-all served his tables 10 ORDER, ana iurhi'h
ed 10 parties and families.
t5,s RAR is still supplied with the very best LII
oiiOHS and BREWED URlkhS: ,,o ,ae,
iJi. rrangenents for OYSTERS are Tue pes.
Such oysters as are served III MS resaui"n' Naio'
" TWne friends. and test nv assertions. ana "
ali. the compliments Of the season. ,,,rn
de "a -.-
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June 81, 1874
The following IS Il comparative statement of the
Inspections, deliveries and receipts Of tobacco. TO-
.clhcr with the stock hand al the different ware
houses In the city of Richmond for the past week,
and for the same time last year:
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Suicide Of an Actor.

New York. June 2I.-ThomaS c. Wcy-
mcrS. IN actor and professional Stage-nan-
aver. has committed suicide.
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Not with The most careless aim could pea
be snapped from the gallery Of the Senate or
House into the body of either OF those au-
gust assemblies without hitting some one
VINO has thought OF the presidency in that
misty, hopeful way in which some gambling
games men put down ten cents for chance
10 draw a thousand dollars. -TriGune.
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Huntsville MARKETS,

,or,svr1Ir June 27-Bacou In fair demand.
,,t a2ycr: shoulders 73sc.; clear rib &c.; clear,
To- Jnsic. Iard-Iierce, 12ac.; keg, 12ac Whisky,
q1c.
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: \ l y.
.. IN H. nope that fresh accv>>ions 10
"a knowledge at tie character at ny
t. will accrue trU~l the observations
N tie NcCoymir'. cas-. both before
...cr death. The autopsy appears to
I,cu conducted with unusual scicn.
. re aud skill. il is uotyct a>ccrtainrd
e, -..~ HE poison ol rabies acts directly
E. . IL. iIuod ur the nerves, and ibis i'm
.f.... ,..-u0u i likely 10 be decided
..r e"uI>c Of the investigation.
.E.llnH1ioG of the effort OF
nj, .airltd with the disease To bark
-. . do" 3>E-rE satisfactory; the fact OF
60 .,,n- ntr,N ~ vuIclvor 10 get rid of IN
81. g.nlrI ilpW at >tttNa having been de-
2 .,...,.u rs Ia. cessation OF the symptom
. 49,. ,u,&rlI.l' maGiriur checked the flow.
. ,N....,>ivu ii .GHTm in the counlenancc
-. :..'t-.r. Il" ,rnyui>iyc action OF his
. ... ...>. ai.J the congestion within the cr;l-
u,>r.r>.d - ,lr I9>t.lH9rtem cXamina-
. ..s:....t. That ID. brain was elected; and
.nG other Features g. Ill" case distinctly
i. LA, II IN ti4.r 4 ta@ illness the irri-
e. Z. .rvu tie woaLa had .oM- since ceased
Ills active factor.
".. t.., attention la tha-r observations
>r'aryari 81 - tracA lr>-o:i .! value.
t'.'.' "o"' '.''.'E> NJ ','
" "''0!t IL, '1.'',' ,'',,', -" w.
" '.,' '.,' '.'.,,.'' :, ~. - =,
''., ,''' ~ .',,' r,.'. -
'.1 'I''.- ~ ~
'' 49, ,r''.,, - ,i,rn,', ,-,rr,
49,, ~ ,..,..,,.,., In ,nn,,
49, .' ;,,,,,, lj.,,,5r n,,,,Ii,I
,,'.,,,,.i ,.,i..l, ,,.,It ,.,,nn,,rily
49,, ,n.. ,,ir,.r,,riun II !. hrnral,io
l.;,,'+,I.,. y.>',n'i ,r,,,II =, n,lr,. win
,E,f,.r. =, III c,r,,;> ih, knit. Of
o.. ..'.n and ,hr ,,Ir,ry oi],.r absolute
....y nj. yf,.y !, rnrrni,ora,cd by the
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enemy. These 10000 men, IT saysyare not
sufficient to pursue G,000 or 5000 men well
acquainted with the country.v
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GIFT CONCERTS.
GIFT CONCERTS.
100000 L n D y " Nj L \
SCHEME!
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF TIE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
JULY 81, 1874.

In announcing the fifth and last of the series Of
Gilt Concerts given Tor the benefit of the Public
Library OF kentucky the Trustees aud Manager re-
fer with pride and pleasure to the four which have
been aIc Ny given: The first, December u, ST.
The second, December =, 1872; the third, July 3,
1873: and the fourth, March 3lst, 1874.
Under their charter, granted bya special act OF
the Kentucky Legislature. March 1G, 1871, the
Trustees are authorized to give
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE MORE GIFT
CONCERT.
With the money arising from THIS FIFTH AND
LASTCONCERT the Library, Museum. and other
a. p,rtrucuts are to he cnlai gel ami endowed with
fined aud certain lnnuli ihcnmc >ucn IN cudow-
men! fund j. desired will secure beyond crad-
venture not only the maintenance Of this magn!il-
cent establishments, but its constant growth.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICIIM0ED, juno 81, 1874.
The offerings on Change to-day were BIS BUSH
els white corn ard 296 bushels mixed corn. There
were no sales.
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W, n BRAGG, Master Transportation. ap2
AND OHIO RAIL-

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April l9s
1874 passepgrr trains will run ~ follows:
FROM RICHMOND. &c.
$50 4. NJ. MAIL TRAIN.-For Gordonsfilie,
Charlottes vile. Staanton While sulphur. Hlntonp
and I'll intermediate stations daily except SunaayIs
arriving ut Hinton at 10:lC 7. N. rms trhin
connects at Gordonsyille for Orange CutFepeIs
Warrenton, MANASSAS, Alcxan dria. Washnytons
and the North, auI 1t Charlottesville Tor i1yhch-
bsrg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, anu tns
4:45 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-Rex
Gordonsville anu AL intermediate stations caiy e1.
cent Sunday, arriving as Gordonsyiiie St c:3o =.
IL. 1,,,,,E,. rco~
doDsylIIe, Charlottesville, Staunton, Goshen, Mnu-
boro' Covington, White Sulphur, anG all stAuonh
west Of While S&plur dsxily lexcept saturday ar
riying at Huntington NJ $50 L. d. This tram
connects at GoriIoHsyille for WashTgfon, baitt-
more AND the North, and for LyEcLDurg, bristoI,
and the South. ana al Huntington with steamers
Lossoua aud Fleetwood for CDcinnsd anu All pDinps
West and Southwest, arriving at Ct1ctnnau Al A.
NJ. n,.r,o>r rn,1s for
Staunton and all Intermediate stations sALUh.-
DAYS ONLY, arrtvstss At stauhsou NJ 1o.f0T' ~
Baggage checked through s., -
For through ticke1s, rates. aas informat.on, ny
pIy nj ESS Main streeG. BALLARD and Exchange 10.
s sei, ~ 'A~ EDGAR VfslET,
Gersra Passenger and Ilcxes agent,
A.H.PERRY, General SUPERINTENDENT epto
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA.,
THCORsDRATEDL 1884,

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
VIRGINIA,
INCORPORATED In l7ss
,,rai hulJinr,s by pcrystusi or annual poieies. |
i LSss.s eauitatiy adj usteN and promptly paid;
Notice is hereby given Of our hs LOT
insured proIsSsy, To lawyers ana 01Aets
ing titles aat'' RR aIsisERT A. cLAIBoR;NE,,
HENkY d. DANFORrh,
Assistant Secretary.
ie5-am sAM'L IL PuLLIAM, Collector.
X \. WALKER & CO, GENhRAL IL, In,
~. sURANCE AG Esm3i, iI The -DA'-' d.
FqN rxkirisH aSb I'm IN
sTRANCE COMPANY, Of t a9G 600 s soId;
'~ 81 EnsiAnSSGGiknaSHt, Of c'nein
All SSsSTsss!SS s FfEn YS9GGSsGa coMPA
NY sS q NIX fsfk INSURANCE ASD BANKIss
ct1NPaSY, Of Lynchourg, Va.-asss'S o'et
s5 sSTGifo9 aSSir INSURANCE 6 COMPANY OK OF
pnokivn, y. Y.-assets over s30o0Do; :, s,so..
Deposited with the Treasurer o. and aomp,y pale
IVY his agency. Applications solicited, and l.ise-
d date .n.s ATTENTION is gvsn taereto. &c 10
: p0YALFIKE INSU RANCE COMPANl
II OF LIVERPOOL AND Loh III 3. soo, o.,
ASSETS wisa the treasurer Of Va
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP ANY
e OF LONDON.
bsSssisd y;s the Va 500
: Shareholders personally responsible for the obi
5 | cations of the aDoSe companies,
: Representing the above statnch. old English cor
: n,nies. we solicit The patronage OF the public upt
Q their nnuuesIonable security prompt aud ltber
sarfiement OF all claims, ano aeavy Income.
JOHN Ii. CI.AlBt' aSE L CO., Agents.
PIP 23~3n So.1loS Main street.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, June 81, 1874.
nosEhNhENT SECURITIES. Bid. asked.
oh'tea states 5-20 coupons. 900
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FREIGHT TRAIN. for through llelght only
leaves Rhhrnond daily tMondiys excepted as
1890 a. VI connecting with steamers ut west
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early hexE
morning.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond AND West Points
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, ana
FRIDAYS at A. NJ Local freight received Tuee-
'"''' EDW. +. FOLGER,
superintendent.
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TIE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT

for the purposes mentioned. and which Is positively
and miruliivocu.ly announced Tlir. LAST
WJIICu WILL EVER Br. GIVEN UNDER THIS
CHATTER AID By THE PRESENT MANAGE
NENr. will come OFF in the Public Library Hall,
IL .nni,Yillc. Nv, Oh
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0O BARRELS No. l MAChEREL, shcre
anu u 20 barrels large No. 8 MACkEREL.
IL In S s!ofs asI i'' CHARLES T. WOR' THAN
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- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RIG HMoSD,}
RICHMOND, June % 1874.
rs,HE BOARD OF DIRECTOR OF THIS
Rank have this day declarei a dividend OF
FIVE PER GENT. out Of the earnings Of The cur,
s.nrkholders on aud after the ,.st day Of Juy next
$. A. GLOVER,
T., o.o t,wow Cashier.
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STOVES. TzNWARE, &c.
AGUE PILLS.

Il ,, p,,,-rp DIME
4 certain cure for JHiLLS ann I Et En-, - -
ctnuI AGUE without, any Of the Injurious ei-
f.cts of uuinipe mercury, or arsenic. ,e.c, in
Numerous Testimonials OF their specintt ~ and
ali ..nses of Chlls and Fever, after quinlne !,.u
other remedies had completely failed, are III 'ne
hands Of the proprietor.
A cure Is guaranteed in every case
Price soc. box. Sent by mail free. .
For sale by ROBERT LECkf, proprietor, anu -
Messrs. Bodeker Brothers, berrian = Aci i'i' "uo
!. Z. Dove, Druggists, Rlchnond, Va.
lie 25-eodlm
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AND VISITlNra-CARDs,
w besutiful, at the Dispatch " .nting House.
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FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1874.

At this final Concert everything will he upon
scale corresponding with It's Increased Importance
1hr music w i'll l. rendered hy orchestra consist
in. of one hundred performers, selected Tor their
fIIu,. in different lands and the unprecedented sum
OF o ooo
divided into twenty thousand gifts, will be distri-
butcd among the tcket-noldcrs.
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-OTICE.-PersonS indebted TO JAMES
:. FREELAND's ESTATE will make pay
ment 10 me, and all Gains against said estate pro-
REI, KIN street. j. III. MONTAGUE,
Administrator JONES :. tree!apd, deceased
ie1l-1h4W
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z. W .PICkRELL, Presidents
T. q SSEAD, Cashier.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESArEAKRl
RAuRDAD COMPANY. }

KAILNOAD COMPANY, z
RICHMOND. April IL, 1874. }
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
" 21ST, PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS
on Tn road Will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond mt 3 Il. NJ. and train from west Point
will arrive at Richmond III 1910 a. d. da ly tSLn-
DAYS excepted.
The splendid steamers Havana and Sue Will rum
In connection with this roah. and VIII leave West
train whlcl, leave; Rlc m1ud AT 2. NJ, arriving nc
baltimore next JnOrnIE In ample time TO connect
with trains .ur Washington, asf, North, and West;
and leave Baltimore daily fSunriays cxctpledD ut
+. NJ. connecting at West Point with the train
Smyrna times., 1874-01-07

The Jay Cooke BANKRUPTCY The fol
lowing figures are now published as the final
and sworn statement OF the assets and liabilities
The individual liabilities Of the members of the
Philadelphia house, $3,4OS, ,4lO; Philadel-
nhia house. secured, $l,l74,774 New York
house, 81, 5S4, 1874; New York house, secured,
sI3.S4l; Washington house, $667 ,5S9; total,
SASS, $50; individual liabilities, 81, ,l60,50
grand total, $li ,00S,756.
The aggregates of assets including personal
rroperty of the members of the firm are o
little over $l3, 100000 At least Sc, 900 900 OF
this is in obligations of the Northern Pacific
railroad, ard a large amount in other securities
the whole Of which is of such doubtful value
that not more than 25 per cent is likely to be
realized by the creditors.
Smyrna times., 1874-01-07

LUNG DISEASES. = AT the present time when
40 many persons are suffering from Throat and
Lung diseases. every one should bear in mind
the necessity of attending to them at their COM
mencement A neglected cough or cold, nc
matter how "slight" at first, frequently termi
mates in consumption HASSON'S COM.
POUND SYRUP OF TAR never fails in cur.
ing the worst cases of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse
ness, Sore Throat Asthma, Bronchitis and al
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. 1t is at
ipfalable remedy for Hopping Cough.
Sold hv all Drug Stores and Dealers through
out the United States.
P.S. See that the signature of RUSSELL &
LANDS, l'rop'rs, Is on each wrapper
Smyrna times., 1874-01-07
SNe2'if'S SUES.
cHERIFEss SALE.

SHERlFFts SALE. -
~ BY virtue of writ OF Vendiiion Exponas. to
me directed viii be exposed TO Public Sale. ut The
Hotel OF G. y. WE'LL in the of Smyrna. Kent
County and Stale OF Delaware, on THURSDAY, 22d
day OF january 1874. al 2 O'Clock, p, M the follow.
ing Real Estate. TO wit: j"
the right title, interest and estate of the said
Walter MeMulen IN and 10 all that piece. par.
Gel or lot of ground situated The heasl corner Of
Methodist and Market Streets in the of Smyrna.
in Duck Creek Hundred. Kent County sud Slate OF
Delaware adjoining lands Of George Davis. DR..
William Daniel, and others and said TO contain
NINETY SEVEN SQUARE FEET OF GROUND,
OF less. The improvements upon which a
two.sory frame carriage shop, blacksmith shop and
shedding.
Seized and taken in execution as the property OF
WALTER MCMULLEN. and will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff
SHERiFF's OFFICE. DOVER, DEL.
December 90. 1878.
Smyrna times., 1874-01-07

Strike FOR SMLLER PAY.-It is such little
incidents as this thatkeep ones faith in human
nature and in the future: Just after the great
FIRE, the employees of Macullar, Williams &
Parker Boston, of their own notion, proposed
a reduction of salaries. Their generous offer
was accepted. Since then the business of the
firm has prospered, and last Wednesday, the
partners played the return game. They pre-.
sentcd each of their clerks with check for the
full amount of the pay surrendered, and an.
nounced that all the salaries had been put
back to the old figures
Smyrna times., 1874-01-07

NEw PARTY MovEMENT-A meeting was
held in Philadelphia on Wednesday evening
last for the purpose of forming new poHt Il
organic ,tion. to act together under the new
constitution for the election of good men for
councils ard the other ward Offices" 1t is to
be called the constitutional citizens party.
Smyrna times., 1874-01-07

The Messrs. johnson have just returned
from the city with another large assortment of
boots shoes, bats and caps, and are selling 10
per csnt. cheaper than ever. A great deal of
our stock is made TO order in the latest styles.
A full liue Of Arctic, Alaska and plain over
shoes for ladies and gentlemen. Call and
examine
Smyrna times., 1874-01-07

Bishop Reinkens, "Old Catholic" has issued
a reply to the Pops's Eucyclical, in which the
following passage occurs: 'rhe Pope who was
most feared, and who was surrounded with the
greatest splrn |or on earth, Innocent Ill, con-
demned the English Magma Chsrta, cursed it,
appe,led to the heavenly and terrestrial
powers against it, and struck it with his
anathema aud interdict Nevertheless, the
Magma Charta did not fail; it made the people
Of England great; and who will say that the
English nation has lost its Christianity p