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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-30

TnE LOUISIANA kU-KLUx.-A press dis.
patch from New Orleans to-day announces
that Justice Bradley and Circuit Judge
Wood, had certified to difference of opln'
ION in the case of the Grant parish prisoners.
Iii, will result as was toreshadowed in
these dispatches some time since, in bringing
before the Supreme court for review the hu-
klux and the enforcement acts OF Congress.
Justice Bradley avoids direct opinion as to
the c0nslitutionality of these acts, Dut the
Supreme court, when it comes to consider
The broad scope attempted to be given
them, must necessarily include the question
Of their constitutionality. The effect OF
Justice Bradley's decision has been, as stated
By the dispatch, to secure the release of the
prisoners on bail. They have now been
Kept in prison for nearly or quite year, and
trom the best information which comes from
New Orleans there seems no doubt that they
have been made the victims of the partisan
rancor Of the Kellogg usurpation.- Wash
xngtoa Observation-Disclosures Sun.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
commencement Week at the Univ er.
Observation-Disclosures Literary So
ciefy-Examinatton Reporfs-AIum.

commencement Week at the Univer.
MISUNDERSTANDING ON literary so.
ctefy-Exanninaaton Reports-AIum.
nj Society. Etc.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, June 29.-Commence.
ment week at the University opens most aus.
piciously. The sermon Of Rev. DR.. Duncan
before the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton last night was in his happiest style, and
seems to have made o very fine impression
on the audience.
A delightful rain this evening cooled the
atmosphere, and has rendered the celebra.
ton of the Washington Society more than
usually pleasant.
The reports of the results of the exami-
nation are most of them out, and while the
students have done well, the number
"pitched" is larger even than usual. In
Moral Philosophy only thirteen out of forty
applicants have succeeded in graduating. 4
number Of visitors are already here, and a
large crowd are expected. All of the men,
bers Of the Board of Visitors except two
have arrived.
The Alumni Society meets Wednesday
morning and Father Ryan addresses the
societies Wednesday night. VIAToR.
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Dr,,s,o> py Mr.. JUSTICE BRAD

>rr,xr DECISION By Mr.. 1rsT,cE BRAD
w. r,,r l-x11Kn STATES SUPREME COURT.
r'.,..a;nc. in New Orleans. the ku-k!uN
/. Nr. Justice Bradley said: Under ine
'>>..,mcnt. the prisoners were csar&en W.
... rnn>piripg % take away certain L's ,">
.izrn> Of African descent; SecoHu' ,.o
So .,,,.,,>iou vi murdcr while engage" III gus
:rg,y. and We're found en'iiE on >'N.
'" ,nnn;>. That Congress has inc F'Sns
avs 70 carry ont the provisions W
,,;,tr,n,h, fourteenth. ana u''eeh'h
.. ,nrn,> no ono will deny. Inc 9uss-
how IA; this right extends Inc
,,,h nmcndmcn! declares that
son n the Initcd States
~, .n>qualiticd from voting on acc
.r"c. color. or previous condition OF
.;. The United States is gwen no
-, mass laws relative to voting or e'ec,
Wv. ,.nyfv u sec that The States do moi
,.. with these rights. The United
I'D. ,,, .,,,, lNWCv 10 sec tins r'Sht en-
The moment, the state fails 10 COM
,,,h fine duties enforced upon 1t, the
-..t,r< j called on 70 interfere, ana
.,.riryrrcc Of Congress when the State
s, :, ruui>h 4 violation OF these rights
-. >>AlN. Isi4ttlNktNHs h'N' ''>-'
.i.'r AN offence Of which The IG'ted
, E,> Jurisdiction. il must be shown 'ha'
~,arrarv WAS formed 10 take away
Il rl.h'> from a person Oh ac-
OF n!> race. color, or previous
non. The fifteenth amendment ue.
hat the right Of every citizen OF
ted states 20 vo:r >h9il not be dcnirG
United states u" ANY State on account
-.. color. or Previous condition. When
Me refuses ihi> right. Congress has
- pass laws 10 enforce the amcnd-
... rru--r>> has also power to secure
-..> aGajn>' individuals; therefore |
..y.#,n. IL affirm the uucon>titution-
:s!> a.. Rut let lis examine the
90. lis Indictment. The first count
- .hr prisoners with couSpiring 10
.. - ..,r.alu persons of African descent
...r.anIy assembling. TIE Con>titu-
. ii, ni,rd STATES declares that Con-
-. >l.# uut interfere with the right Of
... .>>.mhAge. Does this amount 10
.- . ...,.Nr law. giving the United States
...-. 81. ~ ever All persons who shall inter-
.... ...... .sr right Of pcaccibIe aSSemblage :
~. Tie second count is the
e. - .. lir>t. The third count declares
..,. .s.r.y was formed 10 take the lives OF
..... citizens Of African descent without
.ogr>> of law. All murderers do this.
e, he United States Jurisdiction OF all
rs: The tourth count is too vague
.. ..nr,aI. - are The fifth and eighth.
ya-uercS> is such that they cannot
49,. The sixth and seven counts charge
prisoners with cor>lirin- against GER
s. ncrSon> tccat;>r they had voted or were
.. 10 vote. Not word is said that this
H.. lone bec.lu>e CT race. color. or previous
ton. This i vitality necessary. Mere
-rrrncc With the right OF voting is no
.r under the .iuri> dictiou Of the United
:. The following eighI counts are lite.
=. ;i"s Of the first eight. and must fall
. :Arm. am. accordingly. OF opinion
IL indictments are fatally detective.
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Ana Alleged Murderer Gives Himself
Up-Destitute Condition of tho Ac.
cuScd-Chaincd In q Dungeon.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
GARYsBuRG, n. g., June 29.-At about
sunrise this morning Arthur Hill, the al
legged murderer Of Mr.. Presson. went to the
house of Henry Ellis, a colored man, near
this place, and asked for something to cat (;
but on being refused said he had come to
give himself up to stand q trial as he was
tired of skulkins. lie has been in the
woods since June 10Th, and has evidently
had very little TO eat since his escape. lie
was in a very destitute condition. his
clothes being torn into shreds, and the
wound in his shoulder, made at the time of
his capture, proved very troublesome.
Henry Ellis summoned another colored
man, and taking him in charge. carried him
by his home and allowed him to get some
clothes, aud then conducted him to Jackson,
where he is now chained in the dungeon in
Jail to await trial at the November court.
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A distressing Affair.

Bosros, June e9.--Joseph S. Sprague,
about thirty wears old, clerk for Matthew
BoIles & Co., bankers on State street, shot
his daughter, aged six years, and then sh 3S?s
himself, Yesterday, in a wood lot near his
residence in Maiden. He buried his wife
about two months ago, since which time he
has suffered from ill-health and depression
of spirits. He left note stating where the
bodies could be found. The deceased was
highly esteemed, and bis daughter was q re-
markaby bright and promising child.
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A congressman commits Murder.

TuscuMB1A, Ala, June pa year ago
George F. Long, of good fame and family,
was forbidden by Congressman J. ID. SlosS
to visit his house. Long denounced oloss,
and assailed Sloss's daughters character,
claiming undue intimacy with her: sloss
returned Friday, and learned the facts from
his daughter. soss shot Long from his n,
window. Long received four buckshot IN
his skull, one in the neck, and two in the the
BODY. The wounds are fatal. Sloss has
been put in Jail.
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REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and after WEDNESDAY,, July 1st, 1874,
this Company's fast ano elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, Captain J. A.. POST, carrying
United States Mail and Adams Express, will leave
wharf, Rockets, for a6oVe-naned points MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at = A.
NJ.
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York oo
Fare to Vue dc rEau. W
Fare to Old Point. w
Round trip ticketS.................... oU
FAKE TO NORFOLK ONLI.... W
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TURN ~
Fare to Baltimore. uU
Fare to Philadelphia. .-........'''.. 2U
Fare to New Northumberland. IL oU
Tickets for sale OH steamers, at CARRIER y 20
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Eotel
and baggage checked through. Freight receive
daily tor Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ant
regular landings on james river from A. ID. to
2. NJ, at reasonable rates
Freight for way-landlngs must be prepaid:
LIB. TATUM, General Agent
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch OF;
dee at ". ID. Blair & Co.'s, corner OF Niuth anc
Main streets. JG Y
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Indian OulrRgeS.

ST. LOUIS, June 29.-The LeavenWorth
Times says: "Late adyices from Dodge
CITY, Kansas, confirms the telegraphlc re-
ports that the Indians in that vicinity nave
assumed hostile attitude, and are numbering
citizens and depredating upon their pro-
pertyn
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CANAL SHIPPING.
T UCADO's DAILY LINE,as3svw1iI

IL E..sns.ssA.s-s1ssosD
nawha Canal Company haHiag. been DISCONTINUED
the subscriber calls The attention OF shippers 70 ina
above line OF CANAL BOATS. ~
chanan, Lexington, dsM tnterzasdisie points ON
canal handled carefully and with dispatch; cpnnscI:
inc ar Lyochhxrg WITH the Atlantic, HississtpVs
and Ohio aIr-lsne. Washington City, StrStnia nta.
land and Crest Southena, orange aaa Ga
and Lynchtuag and panyille raliroaos. 81 q
com mission, and frezshis US b~ IS ~ any otsasr
line. - al. .o,c m,pdets
30 aS no Tseuced eaocains, aifh esiryoes insured.
j.ying SUPERIOR GaliiIirs for shipping Keep ~
warehors and desain no goods on stosnxe. Doe toa
ysrd m f,rst c,ol boat OF this or any other hnes
Cr,teralr Tor nlst fayor5 beg eonuaGsnrSsg- U
s,me. rsS 3O-lm w. r. COX,
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Indian Contracts Awarded.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The annual award
ing of contracts for the Indian annuity
goods was concluded today. The prices at
Which the awards were made are, without
exception, lower than they were last year al
and the successful bidders are men Oh Tue
highest standing, and comprise some OF Inc
most extensive manufacturers and dealers III
tho country.
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nv Telegraph.
NEX YORK MARKETS.

NEW
NEW YORK, June 29.-COtton dull and nominal
sales of 252 bales at 7a!Gl1 Sic. Southern flour
heavy and lower common To fair extra. s641
$3.50; good to choice extra, So 75nS11. Wheat
heavy and 1@2c. lower ana in demand at 81 400
$l.45 for winter red western. Corn heavy and de-
cldedly lower at 7s6S0Ec for western mixed: 80
22Kc. for Rio. Sugar steady at 7aiMSc; fair TO
good refining, SIC; prime. TIC. Moasses quiet at
7AMSc. Rice quiet and unchanged. Iallow quiet
at 71sllS5ic. RosIn steady at S2.l 5GS2.20. Tur-
pentfHe steady at SIC. Pork tirmer; new mess,
slS.37H Beef quiet. Lard irmer at lI%g
IL 9-l6c. Whiskey steady: more doing at 9sc.
Freights to Liverpool more active.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June 29.--Flour dull and un.
changed Wheat quiet. with declining tendency
white, choice, .1.60; fair to prime, do,
sl.50@$1 So; choice amber, Fl cog 81 good
10 prime red, 81. 400 81 .55; comm"n 10 iair no.;
Indiana do, .sl.35@1.3s western spring.
81 3o@1 49,. Corn-white southern' firm al 90e
vellow southern, nominal at Soc: mixed
western weaker, new. 79c. old. S1MSlHc. Oats
tirmer: southern. 6507Cc. western mixed $50
6Oc.; western white, 61@63c. Rye dull and nomi-
nal. Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet; pork,
$3.50. Bulk meats; shoulders, 7@74c: clear,
rib sides, $4,000. Bacon shoulders, 7AM9c.
clear-rib SIDES, 10A@11c. Sugar.cured hams, l4
mI6c. Lard refined, &c. Western butter mar
Set bare and In good demand; very strong ut 23(y
24c. Coffee strong aud unchanged. EkiSkey quie'
nj 9S099c Sugar nrln and active Ut l0Sc.
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MARINE arTELaYsEscr Z


! ~ :RUhTsQF blCHMONU. JUNE 295 1874 sef5
s5t -; ARRIVED. 50
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New YorE, rner
chardse and passengers g. v. Alien. agent
| steamer Alliance. Curr. PbiIadeIpha. mercnan.
disc and passengers, " =. Porter, agent.
chandise and PASSENGERS. 49,.
Steamer Tuckahoe. Brown, and two harRes. Phi1a.
Works. ,.s-lss'~ E5t
Schooner Hattie Coombs, Jameson, Rochland
limAand hay, A. 5. Lee.
Schooner 81. e. Bayard, Camp, New York, salt
Davenport i Morris. i
Schooner J. H. Wainwright, Lee, Philadelphia,
Schooner Caroline Hall, AbdiIl, Philadelphia,
coal, Powhatan Iron Company.
Schooner j. s. WINS Ingers0ll, Philadelphia, coal,
Schooner Mary Means, Parker. Norfolk, light,
Currie & Co. N...t
schooner e. 4. Wilson, Chopper, New York,
merchandise, Curtis 6 Parker.
Schooner P. B. Carter, Reed, Norfolk, light, to
master.
Schooner Kate Ranger, Martin, New York, light
Curtis j. Parker.
Schooner Seventy-si1, Teal, Norfolk, light.
Schooner Brutus. Cathcart. Philadelphia, pig
Iron, Old Dominion Nall Works.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Deyo, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and n:tsseneers, l.. B. Tarum. agenL
camel coal, Curtis y Parker.
Schooner Seabird, Hogan, New York, via Os-
borne's, coal, Curtis & Parker.
Especial telegram To the Dispatchl
PORTSMOUTH, June 29.-The English steamship
Vanguard arrived here to-day from New Orleans 20
Liverpool to coal and take on the balance Of cargo
of cotton.
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The Massachusetts Legislature, DE

RosroS. June s9.--The Legislature to-day
refused to pass the liquor license bill over
the governors veto. The vote was ITO ayes
TO O. noes-not tWo.tbirds.
A hill was introduced and engrosseo
which proyides that sex shall not be dis
qualification for service on school com
mittees.
AT noon to-day the Thermometer ranged
from SO to SO degrees.
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ANOTHER NEGRO OFrlcIAL.-Norfolk to
Lynchburg, j. NJ. Jennings Is appointed
additional route agent at $500 per annum,
from July /. Richmond to Greensboro, n.
G., Charles j. Malord is appointed route
agent, rs above, at $50 per annum, from
July ludditionaD.
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Boston School Board.

BosroN, June GA full bench OF the gu ~
preme Court Of Massachusetts has declue u
that schoo,. committee is the sole Judge Y.
it's own u, embership. This decision sustalns
the acton Of the Boston School Board 10 re.
flIsi.,o seats :. TO women, and the latter must
20 to the Legislature to obtain that PRIV
lege,
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Destruction OF Illicit DistilIeries.

ATLANTA, GA, June 29.-In the raid Just
made by Collector Holtzclaw and Uniteo
States Deputy Marshal Findley into Hader-
sham and Rowan counties thirteen llllcle ois-
tieries and contents were se'zed anu NC
stroyed. Eight revenue ofhcers were ar
rested, including two of the oush"nachefs
who attempted rescue ana maze al a''a'h
mon these United States officials.
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ILLSEss OF Bisuop WnELAN.-B Bishop Whe.
Ian, of the Diocese Of Wheeling, is at St.
Agnes Hospital, in this city, very i'll. The
venerable prclate is we'll advanced in years.
He came to Baltimore last week aud placed
himself under the care of the Sisters OF
Charity who, under Sister Mary Ann, have
charge Of the Observation-Disclosures Sun,
oGth
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w. n. BRAGG, Master Transportstion. ap 20
rHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL

" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April 10,
1874 passenger trains will run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
$50 A. III. MAIL TRAtN.-For Gofo0nsVliies
Cbari0tres vile. Staunron, While sulphur Hinton,
and all intermediate stations daily except sundayt,
arriving at Hinton at 1910 p. II. This train
Councils ut G0rdonsville for Orange. Culpepers
Warrenton Manassas, AIe1ar dra. Washiugt0ns
and the North, aud at CharlOttes vile Tor Lynch
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, ChattsneoEa, ana ina
'o 4:45 p. 81. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN-For
Gordousyille ana all intermediate stations duly leL-
cent Sunday, arriving ut Gordon6ytf'e ut S-3oF.
$50 P. N. CINCINNATI EXPRESS Cor.
louisville, Charlottesville. Stauntsn- Goshen, Mlis.
boro' CovingtoR. White sulphur, and ah stations
west OF Wife Sulphur daily Except saturday xr~
irving at HUNTINGTON at $50 y NJ. Tbs train
connects at Gordonsyile for Washt ngfoDt Kaitt-
more and the North, and for Lyl chhufg, BrtstoLs
and the South, ana at Burlington Will steamers
Bostopa and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and af p0tntS
West and southwest; arriving atCincinnaD % a.
44g p. 81 ACCOMMODATES, TRAIN for
Staunton and all intermediate stations sATuh-
DaYSONLY, arriving at Stsanton NJ aG45 +. u.
baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, and infocmatfon, ap.
oly al S26 Main street, Ballard and Exchange Ho.
lei, or at the company's Office Broad street an1 sxs
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
All. PERRY, Observation-Disclosures ap2o
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NTOTICE.-All persons having claims lam,
IN against the estate Of WILL nLs!snf them, pro-
Ill ueracd nj nv Office, one door below the posi-
Once and ali persons indebted 70 sag estate m,t.
nease cali at the same place and mSks r Es
and Ohlige hObEte "a. 1ha afmi,x,
te l.laW4W AuQlneS 1ot Wv ""N'~ SOY
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BY Telegraph.
Nruy ynDu

NEW YORK, June 90 Noon.-Stocks strong and
active. Money 2h. Gold, nos. Exchange
Long, 4SSh; short, 49l. Governments strong
and active. State bonds quiet.
Ecening.-Moncy active aud In demand closing
at sos per cent Exchange quiet aud firm at 4SS2.
Gold dull and lower at liz. Governments strong
and dull. States dull and nominal.
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CLOSE OF THE NATIONAL SlBNGERPEsT.-
nineteenth national S.engerfest at Cleveland ,
Ohio, closed Saturday with grand plc.pic
at the Northern Ohio Fair.Grounds, about
5000 people being in attendance. Every.
thing passed of smoothly.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS,

CINCrSNATI, June 29.-Flour dull and lower a
dull aud unchanged. Laid quiet; summer 1890
IO1r; kettle Ike. Bacon quiet; shoulders, lac.
clcar-rib, 9E@10c.; clear, O4c. Whiskey stead.
ut
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WILMINGTON MARKETS,

WILMINGTON. v. c., June 29.-Sprlts Tnrpen.
tine steady at 32c. Ros steady; SI.60 tol
strained. Crude turpentne steady; Sl.ou Iol
n AZ Il
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TOrJSyILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, June 29.-Flour unchanged. Corn
dull and dropping at 71@75c Pork quiet and u n
ders and clear rib. 1Osc.; clear, 10E;. Lard, l2$
nj 2a;c, Whiskey, 94c.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
GIFT CONCERTS.
100000 E n D . " NJ Z n
SCHEME!
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENT UCkY.
JULY 81, 1874.

In announcing the fifth and last Of the series OF
Gilt Concerts given for the benefit Of the Public
Library of Kentucky the Trustees and Manager re-
fer with pride and pleasure to the four which have
been already given: The first, December 10, 1871
the second December 2, 1872; the third, July D,
1873; and the fourth, March 3lst, 1874.
Under their charter, granted by special act oil
the Kentucky Legislature, March l6, 1871, the
Trustees are authorized to give
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE MORE GIFT
CONCERT.
With the money arising from this Flf Iii AND
LAST CONCERT the Library, Museum. and other
den,rtments are to be enlarged and endowed with
fixed and certain annual income. Such an endow-
Inrnt fund IS desired will secure beyond perad'
renI,re not only the maintenance OF this magni1-
cent establishment, but its constant growth.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 30, 1874.
OFFERISGs.-Corn-Wh las bushels yellow,
436 bushels. Meal, 80 bushels.
SALES.-Corn-White, "a bushels very good at
93c "a bushels very good on private terms--total,
50 bushels. Meal, 80 bushels very good white
country boltcd ut CSC.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Becf cattle dulI ant
lower: extra Pennsylvania and western steers, ~
MS7 62k: fair to good DO, Sc 25@S6:15; com
mon, SI@Sb. Sheep dull at S4.5OgS6. hogs
lirmer ut SS.75Mf9.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DASvILLR RAILROAD Cos. :
RICHMoND.sVA., June Is. 1874.

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DAsv1LLR EAILRtA y Cos
RICHMoND.sVA., June Is. 1S74.l
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
~ SUNDAY, June IA, 1S74.-CHARLoTrn Ex-
PREss-leave Richmond st HAS p. ~: leave
su! re ests 2. a. ~ arTse Dunae 9. Els
VILE at $3.50 A. NJ; leave Danviiie At S:3 a. ILL.,
arrive ut Greensboro at I1:2S A. NJ; arrive AZ
Charlotte ut s PM 80 -.
IN, new ORLEANS And NEW YoRp kxraEss;
at IL 5 z. 81: leave Uanye At a:S6 T. NJ leave
Dundee at 3 AS p. NJ. leave Bnrseylle ut $40 r.
NJ. arrive 2t Richmond at :04 p. N. This train
connects at Charlotte with trains on be Charlotte.
Columbia and Atauta aGd Atlanta and Richnond
Air Line railroads from Atlanta and all points South
and Southwest.
THROUGH MAn,-leave Richmord at 1:3S P. NJ:
leave Burkeyille at AL z. W. leave GuEdee az
9:25 Z. NJ: leave Danvile at 9:29 p. M: leave
$50 A. NJ: This train CONNIE cts q, Chc rlotte with
trains on the Atlanta aud Richmond AIRLINE and
Charlotte. Columbia and Atlanta railroads for At
kinta. Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans, Cclum-
THROUGH MAlL-leave Gu rlotte st 2 z. M
leave Greensboro at BIG A. NJ: leave Danville at
5:13 a. NJ: leavG Dundee at 5:25 A. NJ; lclyeg
Rurkeyle III ! 80 A. NJ ); arrive at Rtct mond at
trains on the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad
from Lynchbnrg, Knoxville. Chattanooga, and all
points Southwest.
LYNCHEUKG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Richmond
at 9:42 A. 81; leave Bur keyllle at lao F. NJ. ar
rive at Lynchburg at 4:i0 Z. NJ.
BURKEvILLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Burke
viii, at 4:35 A. NJ; arrive at Richmond at 1853
A. N.
Through tickets sold to all points South and Soutt-
west, aud baggage checked through r r,, GOWN
Engineer and superintendent.
Fl. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. lie Is
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, June 29-Flour quiet ana weak
very little done. Corn easier for 40. mixed o.
"a Soc cash: SOC. for July. Whiskey lower; 93C
=, ,rl firm nj SIS 25MSl $50. according to weight
Bacon firm. Lard firm: summer, 1OAc.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND GHEsAPEAKE}
RAILROAD COMPANY,

RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. April Is, 1874.
an AND AFTER TUESDAY,, APRIL
" 21sT, PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRA1HH
on this road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN Tor West Point leaves
Richmond ut 3 z. NJ. and train from West Point
will arrive ut Richmond at 10:10 A. u. da lily lSan.
DAYS excepted).
The splendid steamers Havana and she will run
I'm CONNECTION with this ROAD. and VIII leave v ese
Point daily Sundays excepted] on the arrival OF the
train, which Leaves Ric mono at Z. NJ, arriving at
Baltimore next mornIr 10 ample time to connect
with trains FOR Washington, asr, North, and West;
+. NJ, connect.iLg at West Point with the train
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22-St
CLEIGHT g. HOWARD, eH
~ 1901 MAIN STREET,
Agents for the best
p1ANOS AND ORG ANS.

Fine WEBER PIANOS constantly on da PaAEo
sale Lea. Ut sgs oyerstrungprice $500 one rose
s"Sd plain case pss s snIobe A or s9 1
ORGAN, SIX ss sgsn en''i sA' te20
church: price Blou'
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PAT,TINflH'

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 29.-Virginia 6's, old. 80; con-
soils, 53k; cx-coupous, 81. West Vrginia's, II.
North Carolina 6's unchanged All bids TO- day.