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nARrHE RaTELLEaEHCE.
POET OF R1CHmOND. MARCH Is, 1874.

POET OF EfCHmUND. MARCH Is, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westover. Tayers Baltimore. merchan
h sci ana pssSe9 % g, Z. D. , Tatr,ns -
Ruane, Allison & Addison. - Esat4.a.y
schooner Clara MerriGk, Smith, EorSolk, scrap.
Iron; Tredegar Comxny.
Schooner Agnes, Hogden,, Bath, Ne, Ice, J. N.
schoonsr 3, Bradley, McMullen, Norfolk, light
Curtis q ParfeE Easgt2
~ 800 SAILED.
Steamer Alliance. Carr. Philadelphia, 7aerchan-
disc and passengegas ". p. Porter, agent.
chandlse and passengers, l.. B. Tatum. agent
Schooner Arctic Garwood, Young, PhiIsseIphia,
granite, Curtis & Parker.
schooner y. A. McNoughton, Burns, PhSladel-
phta, granite Curtis 4 Parker. s
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Pawnee. Jones' Baltimore, March L6.
schooner Hartisc7abble, Higgins, Rockhud,
MEMORANDA ~
schooner Annie E. Moore, hence, arrived ne Phil
adelphia March Ia.
ScAo0ners William H. Ruran, Wooley; j. L. Mer-
rt;. Curtis; and ida Grant, Curtis. y
Ise f. March Mary
CleaEss, from Portland for Virginia.
The steamship Bernard, Poutet, New York, en-
tered a, the custom-house to-day to load -four for
REPAIRED.
The repairs on the Packet, large three masted
schooner belonging to the Baker Brothers, having
been completed, she YVES launched fromtte shin
yard Of j. l.. Thomas & Brother yesterday Nor
folk Landmark, lN1rch Is.
or TILE WAYS.
The large schooner Julia E. Wiiiets, beIon ging 10
the Mosquito Inlet feet. Is on the ways at Eliis1
ship-yardf for repairs.-sor7olk Landmarks. .Harca
By Telegraph.
NEW York, March 1s.-Ariyed: Leo. Arrived
out Leipsg, Illinois.
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LEaRAPH.
Latest News \ from y ashlngtbh.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1874
Congressional. ,5Is IS. !;

House. This being Monday, large mum
Der of bills we're introduced and referred.
Among them We're bills 10 regulate com.
merce between the States aud foreign coun.
tries; fixing the rate of postage on weekly
papers; restricting the Jurisdiction Of the
Court Of Claims.
The bill relating to the Louisville and
Portland canal was postponed 20 next Mon.
day.
The bill appropriating $50, 900 to be OK.
pended during the current fiscal year in Inn
proving the mouth of the Mississippi river
was passed.
iSendte.-No session.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-The President
has cold. He received no visitors to-day.
The House Committee on War Claims met
to-day, when Judge Lawrence, the chair.
man. submitted report relative to the class
OF claims which should and which should
not be allowed. The committee have not yet
considered their report, which is very inn
portant rs establishing principle for Con-
gress in the settlement Of war claims.
The Howard court of inquiry to-day ex-
amined General Meigs, of the court, Acting
Commissary-Geueral Shiras, and Adjutant.
General Townsend, with regard to the laws
and regulations concerning the dsbusse.
ments of public moneys, and particularly
with reference to such laws aud regulations
since the time that General Howard became
responsible for funds belonging to the Gov
eminent.
The United States steamer shawmut left
for Key West to-day.
Within the last three months about six
hundred employees have been discharged
from the navy-yard here. Some of those
retained are working on reduced time.
Four hundred hands were discharged
from the Norfolk navy-yard Saturday. Mo-
ney will not be available for Iull resump-
ton of work until the first Of July.
There will be tive financial speeches, and
at least seven on Mir. Carpenters bill. No
vote upon Its reference is expected during
| March.
The condition OF Judge Dent is I'M
| changed.
Mir. Hagans, of West Virginia to-day in
troduccd bill in the House authorizing the
| Attorney. General to adjust the claims OF pur
chasc1s of Government property ut Harper's
Ferry.
The Centennial Anniversary Committed
| have prepared statement showing that I'm
migration between 1869 and 1873 exceeds
that OF any previous year by 100000, ant
that said immigration was largely due to tht
representations Of said committee; also tina
on a pecuniary basis each Of said Immigrant
WAS worth $500 to the country, thereby in
cressing it's available resources 1920 1000
| MANY of these immigrants are skilled work
men, etc., and the inference sought to b'
drawn is that those States in the South wht
make a good agricultural and mineral ex
hihit at the centennial anniversary will sc
cure a large number Of them, etc.
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Colonel Boiling, the Mayor Of Louisville,
Miss, is wronged man. A short time ago
a paragraph was published saying that he
was about to co ne into possession Of nearly
one.half of the city of Richmond, Va. The
last No. of the Louisville Banner contains a
card from him ia which he declares that the
report OF his prospective wealth was hoax.
and that he has been "annoyed to death u
by its circulation. The equanimity of the
property-holders of Richmond was not in
the least disturbed BY the invention, and
Colonel Boiling appears 10 be the only suf-
ferer in the matter.-Lomscille (Ey) Cou-
rier
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CANAL NAvIGATIoN.-So far as a series OF
experiments can establish anything, it has
been satisfactorily demonstrated that steam
can be successfully used as motor on canals.
The results of various trials made under the
observation of State commission have
shown that the palm Of competition remains
with the Baxter invention. What has been
accomplished by that machine Is sufficiently
surprising. Its future achievements promise
to reyolutionize canal navigation. -NeG
York Tribune.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. March 16.-Cotton quiet sales OF
Q O29 bales ut lG4Ql64c. Flour dull and declt-
ming: common tn fair extra, i6.50@S7 so 1; good
to cnoice, S7.554$11. Wheat dull and In BUYERS
favor. Corn In buyers favor: more doing at 81 l
SSc for new western mixed; SSH@9Oc. for high
mi1ei and yellow western; $4,000 for old west,
crn mixed. Coffee heavy and 1Hc. lower: Rio. %
I25ac. Sugar steady and more active ut TIA 75sc.
for fair to good refining; INC. for prime. Molasses
quiet auo steady. Rice dull and unchanged. Tai
low dull at 7SGp73c. kosin quiet at 1910. Tur-
pentine quiet ut 4-c- Pork dull and unchanged
new. 6. Lard heavy at 9H@9 7-l6c. W hisRey
steady ut 97c. Freights dull.
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. BALTIMORE MARKETS.

RI1rpdoRR March 16.-F1our STEADY and un-
CHANGED Wheat quier white choice 81. 85 fair tc
urine white 81. 69@ II so: choice amber 81. Soa
lair rsd, 81 .45@*1.55; Pennsylvania, $1.604t1.-
rs: Ohio ami indiana, red, 81 :60@Sl.65; Western
spring, 81 .45@4l So. Corn dull white southern
er' S5e. Data quiet and steady prices unchanged
Rye quiet. sO@92c Hay dull at 1925: Pr. Pro
Il 6nJs1 6.25 Bulk meats-Shoulders, 6sGO 6Ic.
Clear rib-t ldes, s4@shc. Bacon-shouIders, rs c
clear Iib-sides, 9S49sc. sugar cureo anns, ogo
kew nolninal at 96X@e7c Western butter strong
and more active; prices unchanged. Sugar quiet
9Ic,
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From the BORDER.
BRlsroL-GooDsoS, VA. AND Tenn,
March Is, 1874.

March Is. 1874.
Editors Dispatch: The weather has un-
dergone very great change within the past
twenty-four hours. From pleasant, sprlng-
like weather we are now experiencing severe
cold, freezing, with high and cold piercing
winds. 1t is feared that the peach crop will
he seriously injured ii not totally killed, as
the bloom is quite forward for this section,
owing to the mild weather in February and
early March.
lam glad to inform you that Colonel j. B.
Dunn is improving very fast from the effects
of the severe hurt he received from his horse
falling with him last Sunday.
Miss Alice Clay, Of whose extreme illness
you were informed, am sorry to say, died
night before last. Her mother reached her
only the day before she died.
Another young lady-Miss Maggie Rol'
ler-died to-day 10 our town.
Sheriff Callahan is still extremely i'll, and
I fear be will not recover. BORDER.
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Letter from DaNviise.
(Correspondcnce of the Richmond pispatch.l

DaSvILLE, VA, March II, 1874.
Rev. J. F.. l.. Holmes, at present student at
the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary,
by letter received here this morning, accepts
the pastorate of the Baptist church, his Ia
horS TO commence the first Of June.
Mr.. T. A. Thompson, Of Indiana. Grand
Lecturer Of the National Grange, was in town
hast night. lie went out TO ianceyyiIie this
morning, under the care Of one of the ware
bouscmen. to lecture on grange matters, and
proposes afterwards TO lecture here, at Pitt
sylvuna Courthouse, and at Lynchburg
By-the-way, learn in person from some Of
the Pittsylvania gapgers this morning, thai
the reduction in the chsrges for selling to-
bscco, and the other regulations recently
made by the warehouses here, satisfy them
Mr. Waddcil, Of Petersburg, is reported
extremely i'll at the Paxton House.
A revival of religion is in progress at the
First African church, Rev. Harrison Scot
(ooored), pastor. Sixty professions OF con-
versions announced this week. ALPHA.
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Heavy 6nov-EtOrm.

SALT LAKE CRY, March 1G.-Reports from
the line of the Pacific railroad state that q
heavy snow. storm with high winds prevailed
Yesterday all along the line from Alto 20
points east of EIko. Cuts recently cleared
out are rapidly filling again. The tram que
at Ogden tomorrow morning is now twenty
hours late, with no prospect OF gettnS
through before Tuesday.
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ArprehendeeI rreshet, otc.

AUGUSTA, March l6.-A heavy and eontin'
mons rain has been filling for twenty.four
hours, and the river is rising at the rate OF
twelve inches an hour. There are some ap-
preheusions of freshet.
The Advertiser and Republican, OF sayan.
nah. an old and successful journal, is offered
for sale.
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c1crIENATI MARKETS.

oniat pork trm =: Sl5 bid; held higher. Lnrc
duiet and hr1n /: quoted. steam. SbGSc., keti'e
91@e4c. Bacon rm aud scarce, and 10 ohiy 59D
s plng &C. sf for clear. Whisky quiet =. Gle.
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HlAfLRs,Ai, y.snlr..,,,., !,
I'M

II OYYfCN or EEGEsExE k1sB scrsx,raS i.
---- H1CHMoND AND DAEFTLkk. ~ T3anzTTo1ss
- .ifs3 III III: RICHM0Ep. FA.s l61rfh 6. ieTT4
tGCHEDULEOF TR.AINs Train ma. IL,
t0 EoU1HEnN E1PRKsS-Hxyes ksich1toua - hsal
a. NJ; leaves Uanyifle 81 1.0a n sxYrIySZS ~
Greensboro at 345 r. Mlsnd thaYlstoet0P.H.
Train Mo- 2--NEw ORLEANS AND sEW fOnI
ExPREss-leaEes Charlotte &C .8s25 A. b, !, leaves
Greensboro az l:l6 T. NJ Danyille 1t 3:31 Pm,
at :D2 r. NJ This train uakes close couBectt0e
at Charlotte With tzains on Atlanta and kfehusonM
Airline railroad from New greanE Mobile, Mont
gomery. atlanta. and points South Snd Southwest
This train does not stop east OF Burkeri[e ezcs1e
Train No. s-THRoyGH MAI--Ieavef Richmonl
at 148 p. H.; leaves Burtevslle as 4:68 HssM. =
leaves Danyiileat 9:52P. 81 !: leaves ct
l:lS A: NJ. arrives nc Charlotte st $50 d. NJ
This train connects at Charloue with tzafns On %
Atlantis and Richmond Airline railroad and Cb3e~
Montgomery, Mobile, View Oriezns. Cofnmbfas
Augusta, Macon. Savannah, and an points South
and Southwest. Isss EsE9
! Train No. 4-TARoUGH sAn-resYes Chirlottese
z p. ~; leaves Greensboro NJ 2:I5 A. NJ 1eave6
DanviiJe at 52S A, 81. leavts Burkeytlle at 11A0
A. NJ; arrives ut Rich m0ud ac 2:32,P d. The
train connects at Burkeyille with. fraiH on the
bury and points South. ~ 80.
Train No. 5-LYNCHpuRG PAssBN0ER-lleayo
Richmond ut 9A2 A. ID: leaves BurkeyiHS -
LEO z. 81; arrives az Lynchbur1 at 4.4C K. -.
, Train No. 6-BURKEvILLE -A9G0MMODAr1oM-
ieaSes LynshbtEg at $50 P. IL. leayeS Bu5keViS
at $50 A. 81 arrives at Richmond g 1853 a.
Through uckers sold to all points South ana South
T. II. r. TALCOTT.a
mn D Engineer and SuperfstendeAks
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK March I6.-Noon.-Stocks active
and strong Money, 81. Gold, liz Exchange
Long, 4S5; short, 4S5Is Governments strong and
active. states quiet and steady.
Erentno.-Money easy at 394. Sterling quiet
and firm. Gold advanced to 112u1125. Govern
uents strong and steady. State bonds quiet and
nominal.
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A Presbyterian Minister Gone to
Georgia.
rFor the Richmond D!spatch.I

For tho Richmond Dtspatch.1
At pro re ndto meeting of Lexington
Presbytery held in Lebanon church, Rock
bridge county, Va, on the 18th instant, the
pastoral relation between Rev. E. G. Gordon
and Lebanon church was dissolved, with q
view of his accepting call to Savannah,
Ga, and the usual testimonials were granted
him. This dissolution of the pastoral tie
was great grief to fondly.attacbed con.
greyation. and would not have been assented
TO but from Difference to Mr.. Gordon:
wishes under clear conviction of duty. T.
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kentucky Tragedy.

LOUISVILLE, March l6.-Henry Moss ana
Barney MoIincanp, neighbors and brothers-
ir-law, LIVING in Lewis county, KY. had q
quarrel. during which Moss procured pls.
tol and shot MolinGmp's wife, infiicting fatal
wounds. Moss then blew out his own brains.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, March 16.-Flour dull and unchanged:
Corn easier aud dull at 61@62c. for No. 2 mixed
on track. Whisky quiet ut CSC PORK nrinsr at
Si5.2S4Sl $50. Bacon quiet only small order
trade. Lard nominal,
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Ex-CongresSman Burt Van Horn, of New
York State. is evidently laDguishDg for
libel suit. In recent speech on temperance
he made this somewhat pointed ailu>Ion to
the distinguished Michigan senator: Let
lack Chandler sue me; have seen him
drunk time and time again."
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Ngw ORANGES, organized by Deputy G.
w. keiner, IN Augusta county:
Fishersyille Grange-S. b. Brown, mas.
ter; j. C. Bell, seeretary-eighteen men and
five ladies.
West Augusta Oranges. Brown Allen,
master; K. &. Beiers, secretary-thirteen
men and five ladies'
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, March 16.-Flour q1let and i un.
changed. Core. zoe. Provisions quiz a!u aroop,
6Tc.; Gear rio. SaGs1c GEAR. 9@0hc. Laru7
fierce, $685.; kes, 9AGQ1 0hc.; ttean nominal
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The Late Senator Sumner-An Autop-
81 OF the Body, DC.

81 OF the Body, DC.
BosroN, March 18.-An autopsy OF the
BODY of Senator Sumner was made this
morning, and q report written out as fol-
lows:
"The left coronary artery In greater
portion Of its length was 80 much ossfied
that it's calibre was diminished ut least one.
half. The right coronary artery was slightly
athoromatous and considerably enlarged.
The cavities of the heart were diiated, espe-
cially the lower third of the lett ventricle.
The walls of this ventrce were generally
thinner than usual, especially so at point
about an inch and Il balf from the apex over
space two-thirds OF an inch in diameter.
In the vicinity of this were small clots OF
blood, some of which had probably formed
before death. Nothing abnormal was found
in the brain or other organs"
TSienedl j. B. S. Jackson, G. Ellis, Z. Il.
Fllz, in the presence OF II. q. Clark. B. Cot
ting, A. II. Hitchcock. n. Fl. A Beach, j. I.
johnson, and G. Z. Bro Own equard.
DR.. Brown.Sequard says no traces of the
assault committed by Brooks were discovered
In the brain.
There is very general suspension Of husi-
| ness to-day, including tie closing OF all the
public schools, out of respect TO the memory
of Mr. Sumner, whose funeral takes place
afternoon.
THE FUNERAL oBsEQUIES YESTERDAY.
B0sToN, March 16.-Tbe obsequiei OF Sen
ator Sumner took place this afternoon In
| Kings chapel, to which The remains were
drawn by four black horses, escorted by the
executive and legislative authorities, con-
sresslopal committees, ETC., accompanied Dy
the Ex-Governor Of the State, Hons. K. Z.
Winthrop, N. Z. Banks, Charles Francis
Adams, aud Others. Appropriate music was
play ed during the moving Of the procession
| from Doric Hall TO the chapel.
The streets were lined with an immense
crowd. In front Of the procession was a
| Masonic cross, nine feet in height, composed
of choice exotics. Arriving at Kings chapel
| the body was deposited in front of the altar.
| After an organ prelude, Rev. MIR. Foote
then proceeded to read the Episcopal burial
service, concluding with the 39th and 90th
pSalters. at the conclusion, Mr.. Foote pro-
nounced the benedictiop, and MeDdelSsohn's
| funeral march was played, during which the
BODY was removed from the church.
The procession being reformed proceeded
| to Mount Auburn, where it arrived shortly
after 6 O'Clock. The services there were
conducted by Rev. DR.. Sunderland and Rev.
Mr.. Foote.
In accordance with Governor Washburne's
proclamation the bells were tolled during
The entire time of the obseques.
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OFF1cR RICHMOND AND PHTRRsBUE0l
RAILROAD COMPANY. 3

OFF1cR RIcHhoED AND PrTRRsBUR0l
RAILROAD COMPANY. 3
ON AND AFTER JANUARY lsr. 1874
~ trains on this road win run rs follow:
n; and 2 2. ne; returning, leave Petersburg q
nfsn sSS and Ts 8: sS e. IL
ST AZ assHs e
Richmond at 1880 T. II. and Petersburg u lVS&
FREIGHT TRAINS, With . pas.engr coach +
sached Leave Rchmond FOR Ps,srsoS1s g. N:
Pesersourg At 7:bo 4. 81 and $50 r. \. da.a
st Tse ManI TRAINS win not stop beswsen R,eh-
mond and Petersburg except At Manchester aaa
Chester
ssa ssn lGe l. s's. sicSmans
s1iTsp: S TEaiSs leaving Petersburg Win start s
'n sG MaInalssSs- PAIAcE sLEupNs-oARs ss
attached to all the a Gna TsS,ns w;ARw,,K In.
ta22 General Ticket and FREIGHT Agent
RIcHMoyp, YonK R1vxB AND CHxsAr1Ax1l
RAILROAD CoMFAnY, Z
R1cHnOnD. March 2, 1874. }
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PAs.
" SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS On M
foPa S sa r TsxiN for Yves. Point leaves
E kiSn apSiSe a. Richmond It 1850 4 saa
dars excepteii. ,~...,x ~,
hIcKLR, has been placed on the route between ~
Poiut and Baltimore to run In connection Mtn ~
aRI VII tD ana sat
DAYS on the arrival Of the train, which leaves Rsh.
mond at 8 p A. arriving ut Baltimore next moTnlaS
M, dWp es lam: and Baltimore WE'D
NEsDAYs, and FRIDAYS NJ r. ID, Sonnecaun -
Al West Point with the train que ~ hieanionS -
| 1890 next morning:
l Fare to Baltimore, 81.
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight uonys
SaTsst 4. II. Through freight received daily.
FRElGHT TRAIN, with PASSENGER caf astn ps,Ues
for freight between Richmond W Sna M nn3
Edsys at b:so 4 H. Local freight received Tues
days. Thursdays and ''''' Efbw; 2: roLaEsn;,,
WIN. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION: no
p,cuuoSn. raRp,a poroMAc Z. R. Col
'A RICHMOND. October l2th. lSTs.J
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RI richmond, FREDERIcKsBURa AND Poro'
hion1no MAC RAILROAD.
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-sree' '''a'A -
uP HIGHr NAIL leaves Byrd-strees stsson 6
II + AMcEso5SS f&G! % leaves "a"
PJws baY t aL s slsss 1t Byraees st.
| DOWN NIGHT MALL arrives 81 oy
| hon ~ 1:6fI A. III. Except on MondaysJ
DOWN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS halh sa st an Am ~
Broad-street station 1t s:37 A. ID. le1ccps w 0D'
fREfeHT TRAINS leave Brosd et - sss 1gR
on Mondays, Wednesday, ana ,i h loo SlsIsndds
| al E}rsdaricksburg railway. Returning, MnsS
at Broad ~strset station on Tuesdays FnurSoa'''
By order Of General superintendent rrpy
o.1s General Ticket and Freight Agent
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IN NEMOEIAh

WILMINGTON, March 16.-The memorial
services today in honor of Charles Sumner
were quite imposing, considering the in
element weather. A procession composed
almost exclusively of colored people, in.:
Gliding two military companies and several
benevolent organizations, proceeded to St.
Stephens church, where Inc CUSTOMARY
eulogies were pronounced, &c.
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Released.

Released.
CINCINNATI, March 16.-John r Mclean,
managing editor of the Enquirer, who was
committed to Jail for contempt, was released
late last Dight.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TNOILET SOAP.-Attentio is called to the
i following certificates of weHknoTn medical
gentlemen of Richmond: c--,.---
1913 Broad street, next TO City Hall R!chmcnh,
Va, l,ecember IL, 1S73.-Captain JOHN d; FREE.
Man has a,u1 ,inted me with the composition OF
his TOLL En- SOAP. and have also usedit. IL con.
tains nothing harmful, and cordially recommend
- ~ WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, II. D.
cordially concur In the above opinion OF Dr;
TAYLOR. really consider the preparation OF SOAR
Manufactured BY Captain FAEEMANa as one OF the
best sofieners and prescrVattves OF the skin 10 oe
nsst With In that form JAMES BRALR, ID. ID.
cheerfully endorse the statement mahe by Dr.
TAYLOR In regard to the SOAr manufactured py
HUsTtR MCGUIRE, III. ID.
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JOHN Fl. FREEMAN, Manufacturer.

Richmond, Va
For sale BY Levy Brothers, Thomas II; Price &
Co. Henry Wepzel, HudGins, Gordon Co, taf-
dozo. Fouiuueran q Co., Walter y. Blair & Co.
Robert Lecky, William II. Scott, Dr. GARNET, Dr
Richardson. r. Z. Dupuy: breenen e Fox, a ". ":
Chilu a. II. Robins. J. n. " ILLS, George a; BOOK,
&C Thompson, William Ii. Gibbs & Co., Purcell reel
Laid & Co.. u. Antelotti, Dr. Bass, A.: -; PISS
PedIu i Wbitlock. mho-1oI
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROkD.-On and after MARCH 8, 1870, III
passepger trains will run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
MAIL TRAiN.-For Gord0nsville, UhsriotseG.
vile. Stuuuson. White Sulphur, Hinton. and all In.
ternediate citations daily Except Sunday at $50
A. 81. This train connects at Gordonsynle for
Orange, Cupeper, Wsrrent0n, Manassas. AleIAn~
drta Washington, and the North and Of Chariotses>
vile for Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville Ohatta-
nooga and the South.
ACCOMMODATION.-F Gordonsyille and an
intermediate stationS6llly Except Sunday ~ E4t
P. n. This train connects at Gordonsvillc foH
Lynchburg. .
LXPREss.-For junction. -Gordonsvtile, Char
ottesville Staunton, Goshen, Coyngton. White Sui
phur Huntington and all the Stations octweenWhios
| sulphur and Huntington daily texcep saturday.
| at $50 P. 81. This train connects at Huntington
with steamers Boetona and Fleetwood for Cinctn-
| natl and the West and Southwest.
| For through tickets, correct information. ana
rates, apply at A. w. CARRIERS, S26 Main street.
ut office Ballard and Ell change Hotel, and at the d.
| pot on Broad street near Seventeenth,
| EDGAR vLIET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent $40
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March 16.-Virginia 6's, ole, SO
conseIs, 514; Virginia peelers, A. Eork Caro-
lima e,s, old, 2s4; new, 20. West Virginsas, II
Bid to-day,
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CONTEMPORARIES.
CONTEMPORARIES
1886. z1mMER's 1886
WHOLESALE CANDY MANUFACTORY
AND CAKE BAKERY.

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
public In general. but especially to COUNTRY NED
CHANTS, that he sdu can be found III his old man
ufscturipg place,
1886 MAIN STREET.
Having enlarged and improved his mann factory
he is no " prepared 10 turn out Eore and q better
quality Of
than any other establishment in the city, and as
nurchasers may be assured that they will receive u
fresh article OF
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WIN. MERRY PERKINS,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RECTANGULAR CoUBTH6UsEs VA.

,,,,o. ,n tho courts of Buckingham and sdtoin.
Rnn connties The Federal Courts at Richmond ane
Iynchburs. ana the Supreme Court or Appeals OF
Virptuia, III Richmond. .Ic -