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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, August IA, 1874.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, August IA, 1874.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 90c.eQs1; seneca, without top,
Coo
Beespaz: 25@2sc. q n.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow. 25@2Sc.; poor
70 good, 15G2Oc.; common, 10T12c-
Broom Corn: Green, ShR9Sc. red, 64Sc.
Corn Menl: II 05 ~ 5ushel.
Bpos: In barrels, 13@14c. q dozen; in crates,
Ptoar: Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine.
$5.5O@s5.75; supernne, s6501s6.75; e5tr:.. ~
or. 25: family: Ordinary run, ssQss.5O; fancy
Fsathsrs: Prime nve-goose, 6oci common,
F7arsesd: s1.55@s1. go y oushe.
Rav: Virginia timothy, $1.0oQ31.l5; clover,
s0@9oc.
Lard: Country. 15c.
Oats: Bsled. 7O@75c- % 100 rs.
Potatoes: Irish, $3.50 " barrel
Rps : S5c. ~ bushei.
S,uudc Sl-demand inactive.
Gaucss: So@s7hc-
Baled &rao: SOC.
Tallos0: 6G7c. y D.
Wool: Washed, 4o043c.; unwashea, 25g2Sc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, sc.
Cement: s2.25@$2.30 p barre Rosendae,
STo.on Sheetinos and Shfrttaos A Manchester,
SC: Manchester. !ac;: Man ,.e S.c;:
A James River, shc;; DANES River, ~,
H i,eVNe hIte DIE S GSani1eyie A RoeE-
bridge, &C.: RocEbEidge, &C.; A Leaksyiile,
Ss 6 c S ss 49, Isl fepper
B=y Goods.
Bknchsd. Shirtinss and SAee.tnas: A Wamsnt-
IsEc.: "A Home I2Ac; Al Oneida, 1870; ii
Avondale, sc. 4-a SOCIAL, loc.; A Amoske e
IoHc Whestens los. saT 1s.nn. si; pea Psa
terSocrouch, 7c 1914 Waltham, 35,ac. 10-4 City
Mills, S6c.: BslievleS, Sae .,,
BROOM DyilS: PETERSBURG, 1oc.' !" esuofo'
GTsa .,sorss: Pavon'a, 11c.; Amoskeas,
12 Ssai ha1ioT Hasam, isxc. Boston Steam Mills,
Flint: American, sHc:; Aliens, sAc; Rish.
mond. SIC; Sprague. Sifc.; SlanchesEr. o1ae.'
Wssnns5o oor sc ioc a% oriensa Paeiae
IT, t aa s1c.: Amoskeag, TIE; Wamsutta
7n. Side Bands are lie. more. ~.
Lanbrtcs: kice, &c.; English, 77se.
Drugs, Dyestutfs, Oils, sc.
44ie .ms;l IS s2.25 q gallon.
Concentrated Lye: 80 y case Of four dozen.
Copperds: SC.
cochineal:- 81 q D;
kstr ae q Z, L sg ioe.
a afIs Linseed, s5easl machine, slS SI ~ 70
merm. 1928: wnsIe. Sc. sea a1 no 1o swa s
LseEaaoEeoa s s ssisa y
Virginia ,ubricating, Uci kerosene. io,. = sai'oD
k ss ss ssSssc., In kegs Englisn Soda 6's.
AS Saipiss Tarpeatine: 4s@5oc. s,o :. b.
aasas rs.ayPsaa ss 80 P PoWhsiaa e,
s p'spsmans sSo; Maryland Tobaeco- God, Isl
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A Fatal Stab.

ITHACA, N. Y, August 14.-An old wo-
man named Tabor was stabbed this after
noon by young man named Thompson.
The latter married Tabor's niece last night
against the will of her parents, and after the
marriage the girl returned to her fathers
house. This noon the young man went to
Tabor's house and claimed her. An ntfray
ensued, which resulted az stated. Tabor is
supposed to be fatally injured.
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BY TelegrHDhs
~,, xy~- -,rr~,-

NEW YORK. August l4.-COtton barely steady
shade frner ana more ding: common to fail
extra, IS 65@Ii6 80; good to cnoice do, SO 30
$50. n hras gee. higher with better export IN
qury and light supply holders generally disposed
10 Insist very full prices S1.33 all SO f'r new
amber western. Corn shade frmer with fair de-
mand at S0@SlAc. for western mixed; SO,s6QSl G
for high miXed and yellow western. Coffee duh
and nominal. Sugar more active and shade easier
at 7 13-16t9S 1-16c. for fair to good refining; q.
Csc. for Muscoyado; 71a'07Ac: for molasscs re.
only joobi!x sales. Rice uul aud unchanged. Tai.
low steady at Si5GQt4c., Rosin steady ut - 25ta
new mess, S23.5GGl 23.75. Beef quiet. Lard firmer
ut l. lie. Whiskey steady ut s1.O2. Freights &c
L lrar.. mol fu
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WIN. BRAGG, Master Transportasion. apo
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" R0AD.-On and after S8NDAY, April 1Sb
5S74. nassepger trains will ruu as follows: ~
y. 4 : ~

" ROAD.-Ou and AFTER SbDDA1, hPIll Aef3
S74 nassepger trains Will run as follows: ~ W
FROM RICHMOND
$50 A, d. MALL TRAlS.-For Gora0nsslies
Charlottes VILE. stauuson White Sulphur hlnsons
and all intermediate stations daily except sanaayk
arriving ID Hinton n leslG Z. 81. TINS txssh
connects at Gosdonsyile fol Orange. Cu!pepsfs
Warrenaon, Manassas, Aexxr df1as WnsnitlEIoans
and the North aud nj ChafsCttet VILE for Lynsnr
hurg, Bristol, Knoxville. Chattaneesa ana toc
'g 4:4s 2: NJ. AccoMMoDATIoN TRAIN-Yor
Gordonsville and siRiateEmedate stations oauy
cept Sunday, arriving Of Gardonayihe a. e:sVfs
s:soP. N. C1scINNATl ExpREss.-For Gar
louisville, Charlottesville, Staanton, 6osnen. 5tl
boya, CoHngtOn, White Sulphur, and al s0Hons
west Of w hiie Sulphur daily lexcep s1iuhday az
rtsing. an Huntington n ESQ M. tbs tran COLI
nccts az GorGlonsyue Cor Washington, bzluEA0a
md the North, ana at Harrington WIN seamem
Bosona and Fleetwood for CinciDnau ana I'LL pDtnLR
West and South vest, ausnng at Cs1cinnsu q = a.
44SP. NJ ACCoMhoDATtOy TRAN fse
I:Stanntsn and all interrediaIe stations sAISpnSr
DaYSONLY, arnyinS al stauxoa Al 1A4o FL
RA1nge checked Through.
Fee through tickets, yates, ane insodluauons
tply at S26 Maip street, Ballard and Excnanks IL
tel OF at the eompsnys ofees Rrosd ssree. Az
teenth. EU6An xLaaa.
General Passenger and Iirkct AEensS..
A. II. PERRY, GeEessl snperinteadenL DO
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1'JEh.
NEW YORK, August IA Noon.-Money quoted at
Q with no loans. Gold, 109k. Exchange-Long,
4S715; short, 491. Governments dull aud little of.
States dull and nominal.
Erening. Money easy at 292h. Exchange,
4S7 Gold steady at 109x@1O9S. Governments
dull and steady. States quiet and nominal
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By EulsAPH.
Latest News from Washington.

Indian DcDredattons an Texns-C Com.
mnnfcnfIon from Governor Coke.
TSpecia. telegram TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, August IA long and in.
teresting COMMUNICATION has been received
by the Attorney-G General from Governor
Coke, Of Texas, detailing the necessities that
exist for the State troops TO pursue Indian
thieves and rutfians generally across the Rio
Grande into Mexico if the property and lives
of Texans are TO be respected. The subject
will without doubt be one Of the first under
under discussion when the Cabinet meets.
TIMoN.
Late Weather Report,
Especial telegram to the DIsnatch.I
WAsuINGTos, August 15-1 A. M.-Over
the Middle States and Lower Lake region,
stationary and falling barometer, slight
changes Of temperature, northeast TO south
east winds, partly cloudy weather, and posi-.
bly, light rains on the coast.
ASSOCIATED Press Teiezram.1
WASHINGTON, August 14-7 Z. A-Over
the South Atlantic and Gulf States, slight
changes Of pressure and temperature, partly
cloudy weather, occasional ruin areas, and
variable winds.
Over Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
slightly lower barometer, stationary or fall
ing temperature, northwest to northeast
winds, and partly cloudy weather.
Over the Middle States and the lower lake
region, stationary and falling barometer,
slight falling of temperature, northwest to
northeast winds, partly cloudy weather, and
possibly light rains.
The Public Schools of Washington.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE appreben.
sion that the consolidation of the trustees
of the colored and white schools by the
Commissioners looked 70 mixture were
removed to-day by an official. assertion that
the Commission had no-such intention. Dir.
Dennison spoke for the Commission, and it
is known that Mr. Blow, who was absent
when the trustees were mixed, is opposed to
mixed schools. Mr. Dennison claims that
the consolidation of the trustees is simply
an economical measure.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August IL, 1874.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August II, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
sWHEAT.-Whte, 1898 bushels. Red, 1898
bushels.
CoRN-White, 46G bushels
OATs.-402 bushels.
MEAL-74 bushels.
SHuCnS-20 bales.
,SALES
WuKAT.-White $50 bushels at 81 IS so bush
els fair ut 81 80; TAP bushels prime at 81 AS II
bushels ut S1.35: &c bushels common at 81 20 |;
50 bushels common al S1.02. Total, 1,774 BUSH
els.
WHRAT.-Rcd. AZ bushels at 81. IS 100 bushels
very good az Sl.40 2G4 bushels 1t S140t;72 BUSH
els at 1925; ESQ bushels very good on private
terms; 2S2 bushels fair at 81 90: "a bushels very
good at IL AZ; 220 bushels common Ut 51.20:2S
bushels common ut 81 S: 4S bushels at 1.2S 81
bushels prime 1T S1.45; II bushels NJ 1i.SO.
Total / st bushels.
CohS-White, 20 bushels prime At CSC. 1872
bushels very goou ut 95c. Total, so bushels. d
UATS.-90 bushels on private terms; "a bushels
winter at 60. L otsl, IA bushels.
RE-EXHlBITED.
wIIEAT-Re1 los bushels
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nea,h Of an Ex-Consressman.

RALEIGH, N. c., August 14.--Hon. 5. D..
Rogers. member of Congress from this dis
trict in 1S53-'54 and 1S71-'72, aged forty
nine. died here suddenly this morning from
hemorrhage of the lungs. His death causes
much grief.
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LoUIsv1LLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, 4 august 4-Flour nnchanged. Corn
unchanged at 740IS2c. Pork Gull and lower at
S24.50 Bacon dull AMI lower; shoulders, 81
@94c.; clear rib, 12Sc. clear, 1870. Lard, l6i90
1910. Whiskey, 9Sc.
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BALTInUxE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Augls: 14.--Flour ard wheat steady
southern. 4S@52c. Rye steady 1T S06lS5c. Mes:
Pork, S24M s25. Bacon shoulders. 1CGQ1 exc
Lara quiet ut 15@154c. Coffee dull and nominal
Whlskey, al %,
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, August 14-Flour quiet and steady
Corn arm Al 65@66c. Pork--No .ienand; oifer
Ing at 1923. Lard lirm; summer. 132i91 &c.; job
bling sales Of kettle at 16AGQl6hc. bulk. meat:
siirmer; shoulders, SIC: clear rio, 1l2alp1 lac
clear, nominal 1la01 &c. nacon stronger
shoulders, 9a(G 93Sc.; clear rib 12.7O01275; clear
13e. Mhiskey quiet at Csc.
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The Turf,
RuNs1SG RACE AGAINST TINE.

SARlqoeA, August 14--Mr. Belmont
backed his horse Grey Planet, five years old,
for 81 .OOO-Mr. Lorilard taking the bet
that be would run one mile, carrying one
hundred and ten pounds, inside CT l:433.
The race came off to-day Grey Planet win.
ming easily in 1:421,
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WuEAT.-Red, los bushels


RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following Is the report of Mr.. l.. Gimmk
weighmaster, Of the sales of I've stock from the
9Th August to the / til of August, 1874:
CATTLE.-ISl head sold from 3G5c., gross
HoGS-Sold from 9@l 0c, net.
- sAgEr s az gross. stock Sheep per head
LAMBs.-Per head, S2.25lS4.25.
YEALS.-Per head, S5a13.
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,r,,o ID. Louie ABORTION Case.

ST.. LOUIS, August 14s--Tnls morning,
tion case returned q verdict hol ling the
woman TO account for the de ,ath Of the
colored and German girls in be-. house.
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Sunk by Collision.

QUzsrc, August 14.-By collision on S'e
on the night OF the 1lth instant, between
the brig James Iced and the steamer Norma,
the former was sunk, aud hVe OF the crew,
including the captain, drowned.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

Shortly after o'clock Wednesday eve
ming the groans of dying man were heard
by several citizens at the junction Of Bed
ford avenue and Hay ward street. He was
found lying near pile of building-stone
with his bead 4 little raised, and terrible
gush in his throat, which extended from ear
to ear. There were also wounds on the fore
head, on the breast, and on tue fingers Of
the left hand, indicating that terrible strus-
gle had taken place.
At daylight yesterday morning search
was made, and hat and bent or broken
sword-cane was found. The hat was one
hundred and fifty feet from where the body
was found, anu clots OF blood we're seen in
several places on some newly upturned
earth.
1t is known now that he was not murdered
where he was found, as be was seen to stag
ger along Bedford avenue Wednesday night
and either fall or sit down. The sword-cane
found near where the body. lay vas an old
rusty weapon found in heap Of old straw
and rubbish close by, and it is thought had
no connection with the murder.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August 14.-Virglnia 6's. peelcrs
344; Virginia consos, So. West Vlrgtnias 0H
North Carolina 6's old, Is: new, 10; do. special
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Obituary.

NIW FORK, August Henry 4, MOI.
ga q, agent of the New York and Charlesto
oleanasehp Company, died here to-day.
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nrreuER-rrLroN SCANDAL
vovlroN's STATEMENT Mr.
Nj ''' rzsyaER', STATEMENT.
IAN. for Bccchcr's >ilcnce-M""i'o"
h'"'' statement and Examination

q" On ~, The opening Of the session, mace u,
,,,,.ar,n,e. whcn, win me toNSena w
D., %iH' ',,,rc he read the following sSate-
III. .,-,,a, ,ug il with remarks
u'. i,,,;, - YOU first the lhSl'atlou
=, ,rnr chairman, OF july -. 1914,
-. imitation oi your chairman, Si,neu
u" ~ and the next invitation Oh your
. '..;-,1,r. ,,.,'eH August !. -,,,, !,
%.a...'" -, ,'.,m,n Of the committee, wnen
.r,(.r, Won stated that woh'a' Il,
~, '" ,,rnJtrc such documents rs
H".' make such statement Oh '"cts Hs
t1a. a''" ,., LnnS ledge on the subject
b.. ''"" ,o,,tr,. iulI, intended so 10 DO,
,-,,r pItlarrd my statement % '" sn;t a.
',. .',rrd l., documents. snu ''''oe 81. ..''",'
.I...:n r pap:> 'Hit h''e e''n' ~, -" "n nortrn
81 81" ,,,.,..>iou bearing on Inc coiitro'
i,,nrr. II" parties. lna' s'"'''i ,.''
~. ,n,..-r. bear win more VI 'css
.-', ....,,, one 81 The other OF ln'i". oh
.".. ~ ! ,,,,u. aided By The advice OF ID!
"',", ..m1 ,i,aj>. lave reennsidefed
q" = ..r,,,,r....iru. a.d an obliged TO say 10
.'.' 49,, feel Compelled from sense OF
80 ,l,. ;,tr.;t>. 70 my relation 10 thclr
"" r,, ..,I 10 ms>t!i, ncitDcr 10 make
'' ..,..nn,,. ror ia produce the uocn-
"'' Nh,.n arst became marty 10 the
i''.".,' ,,.',.,-,y,,,, between Bccchcr ana
'..,.'.t', ,.,t no ...r>cnai knowledge. nor
''....' mon, - ruy po>S, ss,on, which
'"' ~ .r,r. Every thing that
.,.. ,tr->. ur have received OF the
-" -, ..,g" II me in the most
,,-t,...... tl hr used Tor the purpose
'''.' '.....,,g Gliding all the difficulties
d" ''"i' ,, ans, Il preventing. 80 far Is
."'. w.. g.,.t h.4.r of their private al
80. ..,,.,s. into public notice. For
~ ''',...-.7..rs# ll.,ir matters have been en-
...,.n ,.,.. and trr none other. Ii should
..i,pi il ~uud be. not for the pur-
''' ,...anH reconciliation, but to vol.
..... :,,;. N the controversy which
',',,.....,l;. ,arrncw among themselves.
49,. ,.,t...II.. ..,rrr>;iy. and honestly have
=. II, my Gu!y 10 the parties Tor
Is ''. ,,..l, k.uw. The question for
i.1.' -; t,- r,y.,.,f. and no other, is now,
'" Lilo 40 ar,iain: 10 aid either party in
.r.r.,,r! a.. r;roytisy hy the use Of that
,#,.5 r.r,iy"u and used only TO promote
l..a.ay, 90 ny honor and conscience 1
.-... ,g.b; a.I. and 1T tie risk OF what
,. II ,u,.cpv>.ruction and yitupCration
sac ,.r.. anon n.. | must adhere 10 the
'..,,.,. cr N, pnu INDICTMENT, and preserve
,l..,- tay owr >,!t.rc. prct.
i e.ul a,;.urion asa!u to the fact that
,.rr, !, = mrIr voluntary tribunal, and
;gr.y"fl O. hr.e l. done by voluntary
,.,...,. cnuIp".,rd witur>>. Whether before
.,,,,i9nnM having ne power to compel the
,...l.iuu %. u>;iinuuy aud 4 statement OF
i.rle.> / >.aIi ever produce these papers,
n-.l,rauy OF these Confidential statements,
!r.g!y~ 30 'r!>,ii to judge OF an emer.
.rg.y w5sh Lorc may never come.
A-,.a>t mH "!,0. - never have been III
,smiwIuy "i,! Il rrnc"al OF this conflict, a
iagl ii rb,>r :orumeut> have been given to
: ,ujf;,. H. - tar the confidence in re-
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COMPARATIYE COTTON STATEMENT.

COMF An hIIVE CUIION d a 7 EN- TEN II
NEW YORK, Angus, 14.--Net receipts ut all United
States ports for the week. 1875 bales; same week
last year. II 1926 bales total to date, LAS, ZIG;
to same date last year, 3,575,362. Exports for the
l67ibales; total TO date 3, 7s942O bales: to same
date last year, 2 $50 0Sl bales. Stock as all
United States ports, 141.6l bales; last yPsr,
137,l26 bales; at all interior towns, 20,790
bales; last year, 197,003 bales. At Liverpool,
S00,700 bales : last year, S07 600 bnles. Ameri-
can cotton u1oat for Great Britain, $4,000 bales
last ear, $4,000 bales.
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ST. T,0UIS MARK Eta.

ST. LOUIS, August 14.-Flour quiet and weak, with
small business. Corn dull aud Ill chapged "hlskey
steady at 9Sc. Pork, S24. Bacon-ShOulders, 9Hc. !;
clear rib &c.,; clear, 13ic. Lard firm anu little
doing. s9ttes,Jssss
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Murder In Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, August 14.-The body of al
Italian brushmaker named Salvador Torini
was found on Bedford avenue frightfully
mutila,ed. Twenty wounds were found on
the body. His money and yaluables were
not taken. There is no clue yet to the MUIR
dercr. Torinas landlady stated to the coro.
ner that Tutii was attentive to Mrs. st.
George, the wife of another boarder, and
she notified them to leave, which they did
1t is reported that St. George then went to
reside with Torini The police cannot find
St. George or bis wife. An Italian has just
been arrested on suspicion.
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sApEIpaIA, August 14.-Joh ~ g solii =
Aae, IRIS d comediap, Is dead,
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Aeitan of Me,lnphis CoIored People.

MEMPHIS, August l4.-The colored men of
tbis CITY held q mass-meeting last night for
the purpose of passing resolutions in regard
10 the disturbances at Austin and Somer-!
VILE, deprecating all violence and confies
between the races.
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Tile Victory ia .sertEl Cele.
brasf0n In Norfolk.
Especial telegram 20 tile Dispatch. ] II
NORFOLK, VA, August il One hundred
guns we're fired tonight by the Conservatives
OF Norfolk in honor Of the brilliant victory
in North Carolina. A large and enthusiastic
massst-.mteeting followed on Market Square,
with bon-ires, music, fireworks, Sc. The
people were eloquently addressed by Colonel
D. J. Goodwin and Major William 4. Foster.
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RICHMOND AND PsTsRsBUHG kAIL-i
ROAD COMPANY.
-tOMMENCING JUNE 2srH! 1877 traius

\
COMMENCING JUNE 18Th, 1874, traina
~ on this road will run as follows: q
LEAVE RICHMOND SoCTH. 80 as
500 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily {exre ot Tuu-
day., connecting for al points South
and West. Sjrepiilg.ca attached
SEQ a. NJ, FkEIGH TRat IN daily fexce ps Snr.-
day., With coach attach d, Tor Peters,
burg ana stations on the Soathsiaa
road, !, ynch,urE, ana The West. -
1:4S +. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for ali points South and West z Pas-
sengers taking this iraIH will make
Norfolk. 7ls1s-s,sSS,
5:soP. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sandayl
with coach attached. = So
7:45A. NJ. FREIGaF TRai ~ daily i except
Sunday with coach attached. ffslS
1900 NJ, THROUGH NAH. daiiy, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad Tor all poInts East
500 P. H., FsEIG daily except sunday, Z
sos P. n, ?HROuGIl " AT daily Except sun.
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for nj points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. ru0nlnP through 20
Baltimore. Also making elise con..
nectiou with The Chesap> axe ard Ohio.
railroad for the Virginia springs and
The MAIL PsaqN s0t Win mo-, sep Oetwee, Rich
Chester. :S.E('G
Trains on the Glover Hill will leave Chester st
ing, viii leave Clover Hill at A. b. on Wednes-
days and Fridays. l,zess 81
ALL TIA ms leaving Petersburg wili start from
je27 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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The Troubses I'M Mlt Ssissipnt.

MEMpuIs, August 14.-.Che latest adyicss
from Austin state that al is quiet there anG
that refugees are retu ming.
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Y. Tbe bark Scotland ,.of San francisco, ! as as
bcen = wrecked in Chinese waters and Inc
whole crew persisted, sssss
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FREIGHT TRAIN, for through iIetgnt only
leaves Richmond daily tNlondays exceptedl .
1890 A. NJ, connecting with steamers ut west
morning.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger CIR attached
for freight between Richmond ana West fansI
FRIDAYS at n A. N. Locsl freight received Tues@
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays: ~, r.,, ~
~ Superintendent
WIN, BRAGG, Master Transportation. ap 20
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RICHMOND, FKED'G & POTOMAC X. K. Col s
OFFICE GENERAL TICKEr AGENT,
RICHMOND. June D, 1S74.S
OF TRAINS.

OFFICE GENERALTTCKET AGENT, +
SCHEDULE OF FIR TRAINS - : -e's
1904 ~, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad Street station tSundays eI-
2:s5 P. NJ, DAY, NAIL leaves Byrd-street sta
l1:o5 P NJ N ,iGe farils MAIL leaves Byra.ssees
station Sundays excepted
6:00l NJ, A, CONMOUa ZION TRAIN for
characterization. leaves Broad Street
station Sundays exceutpdi. s.;s
4:50 A. n, NIGHT NAIL arrives at Byrt-Street
station fMondays excepiedE ~ :.
1870 2. NJ, DAY NAIL arrives &C u, d.Street SITS
1890 p. H., Ba Bal EXPRESS arrives a
broad-Street station tSundays except
s:s7A. NJ, ACCOMMODATED TRAIN arrives
at Broad-street station Sundays ex-
ceptcd).
BY this route q new and elegant SLEEPING
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort of Richmond passengers. CHARiE FOR
BERTHS, FL. Passengers taking this Car are not
disturbed on reaching Richmond they can remain
In the car TO as late an hour as they please.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE. ts4
: FREIGHT TRAINS leave Brpad-Sireet station
DAILY Sundays exceptedl At $3.50 A. II. connect
ing at Quantic0 with tbs Alexandria snd Frede-
arrive ut Rr0ad-street station ut 81 T.. 81.
Through bills of lading and rates given to all
principal points North and West.
By order OF General superintendent.
jeS General Freight and Ticket Agent
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. ).


MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST IA, 1874
sun rises. ...,.... 5.15 Moon sets......... 8
sun sets. ....... 8.56 High tide. 9
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAizIl
RAILROAD COMPANY,

HAIIHUAU CUMFANYt III
RICHMOND April Is, 1874.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
W 21sT, PASSENGER and FREIGHT ~RAINHa
on TINS road will run rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN FOR West Point le2veH.
Richmond at 3 z. d. Sundays excepted. and
train from West PoiI will arrive At Richmond at
1910 A. ". datly.
Tie splendid steamers Havana aud Louise will run
In con nection with this roao. and will leave West
Point daily sundays excepted) che arrival OF tho
train. which leaves Ricl m0uu AZ p. ~ arriving at
Baltimore next mornb q In ample time TO connect
with trains Tor Washington, asr, North and w est
and leave Baltimore daily tSunUays excepea} ar q
P. H., connectiIg At West Point MiLn the train