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KILLED By L1GHTNISG.-Last Saturday, dl-
ring thunderstorm, Mrs. Bowman, wife OF
Mr.. Caleb Bowman, of this county, was
struck by lightning and killed. MIR. Bow
man was absent from home at the time, and.
from appearances, it is thought Mrs. Bow
man had been to the door to put some yes
sells under the caves of the house to catch
water. and returned into the house just as
the lightning struck the house, passing
through from end to end, and striking Mrs.
Bowman in its passage. Fortunately the
building did not take fire, or her little child,
IS hich was unframed BY the lightning, must
have persisted. After the storm neighbor
discovered Mrs. Bowman lying in the floor
and her little child sitting upon her body
Carroll Ne,1s. lisa $50 500
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From .tpp0nattON County.

iANrlLN ClTI. July ~, 10 t.
IItGrS IF III. UtSpatCh: Our place was
much improved by the erection of the i'm,
ro,ilc d,Io,. which certainly rebounds to
NlAon,,'> la>:e aud energy.
learn that the 1ly has committed sad
d.lrclIlior- among the tobacco plants, and,
T. = cons GIrRcr. probably but meagre
Crop will hr @rown this year.
Iar exports Of our town" are somewhat
Heterogeneous. consisting OF tobacco, pipes,
cid iron. and rags. Large quantities OF to-
bicrr :I" shipped from this place and sur
Yourrug county, the major portion OF
which tinds is way to the Richmond market.
| ma,r also note the marked improvement
nj th.> pIac- since 1871. Buildings have
core az, stores have been opened, and, in
deed. progress has been the motto.
We have bad some rain Of late, which was
ycry rt.rc>hin. after the dry spell.
y very ,ad event has recently occurred in
Iii, county. which has resulted fatally TO
Thomas ". A-rr, Esq. On the fourth Of
iu'y Nc>>r,. yea. George Gill>, and Samuel
HAT attended Il barbecue at or near New
Store. IN Buckingham county, and when re-
turin" from said place MesSrs. Hurt and
'rii> became Involved in personal rcncon-
Ire, in which Mr.. ellis received two wounds
from knit IN tbc hands of Mr.. Hurt. Mr.
Age, with his son, essayed TO suppress the
difficulty. when each of them also received q
wound Mr. I. ". Agee being cut below the
kn"", and young Agee receiving wound in
the hand. From what | can learn the cut.
tlH@ Of The Messrs. Agee was the impulse OF
thr moment. a. have heard of no previous
difficulty.
understand that Mr.. ellis has written q
ctlcr IN which ne asserts that ne il more to
he Blamed than Mr.. Hurt. In the case of Mr..
Age, suppose that no fatal result was at
h'>t apprrhcnded. but the lockjaw having
>el IN, The unfortunate man expired. Mr..
"!its, learn, has improved so much as not
|" BE- confined 10 his bed. Who is most cui-
lablr in this Iameutable affair / cannot say, as
!: write only from report. JuvENIs.
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POET or RICHMOND, JGEg 20. 1874.

ssSM1NIAIUkA s4*ia ANS&g sA56xy ri, IH7A.
ss So ~ ss % SsE s ees sj I;
POET or RICHMOND, JGEr 20, 1874.
r. V ss5.S 81 AHEgYEp.
stsaner o!d Domiuion syslkes; New gork, tner
Steamer Elfie knleisr4 Hkinner, Baltimore, mer
steafner XlIiaaesa Gars. Philadaphl.. iilerchan.
big Ieh Dies, iiliama. ne SeW s York, rtcl.j
pe,nt, IN ballast g aoad -four for Bahia, 9aieSl
Brig Jennie A. Cheney, Arey, Boston plaster, B
Schooner Orbit 80. james river, hay and Wbeit
B. Il. wash AID Albert Aiken.
Schooner Henrietta, Mathews, New York, salt
schooher J. Il. EMS, Camp, PhiiEde.phia, pig.
schooner Henrietta, McAiinder, Ph,ladelphia,
sehooher nle I. Williams, Nevbnry, New York.
Schooner 8. ", Townsend, Townsend, New York,
TO loaf coal for New York, q. storrs. z. @
load eea DE MSra s5ay York to
schooner ERa &. Blrnes, Larder, New York,
powder, L. 4. Lucado. t,ts.' .,sa IS 4.
:, Schooner O.: W. Anderson, Anderson, New
York, coal, @. Storrs 3.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. L. q. Tatun.
Steamer Ellie Knight, skinner, Baltimore,
merchandise and passe myers, l.. 3. Tatum
schooner Annie A., Booth, Bayles, New York,
camel coal, Il. SIorrs.
Schooner Union, -, James river, light, to load
lumber,
SAILED SATURDAY. -
Schooner Anna j.. Gaskill, Gaskill, New York,
camel coal and logs, Curtis & Parker.
schooner John McGinnis, Colburn.g Stamford,
bark, a. b. Goodman, vessel to Curtis & Parker.
80 CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Maryland Frances, McAndrews, Pfla-
de!phIa, July IL. 80
sd{e .an MEMORANDUM.
Schooner Lizzie Young dropped down to Chesa-
rease and Ohio wbaryeS 10 load coal for New York.
Bark Louis, Linz, hence, arrived at Brelnerhaven
July H.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
1t is reported that The buoy on Drenken Ledge
W. by n. N. about q Of j mile from Fiddlel's
Ledge. j. ". Of Crabtres Point. entrance 10 Fox
Island Thoroughfare, has disappeared:
BY Telegraph.
rived out: S1bal, Herman, Illinois, state of Vir-
GINA, BrIttauic, Caspian if1 f,s.t
FORT MONROE, July 20.-Ihe revenue cutter
Colfax, Capt2iu Warner, arrived from cruise, re-
ports passed In for Baltimore brigs Lizzie and Mary
from lnrks Island; Mary Rice, from Bio: silas
n. Martin, from Dcmerara; Amelia Emma, from
81. Pierre; Agnes Barton. from Matanzas: barks
Presciosa from Bremen Groulamo Figsro. from
Dunkirk; schooner Eliza Christie, from Porto
Rico.
Arrived: Bark Emichetta. from Cape de Verde,
in ballast, seeking; brig Albert Fesea, from Rio.
for orders. @.t
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Dea,hs while Intoxicated.

EAsroN, Penn, July 19.-An unknown
man, supposed to be Michael hester, Of
Port land, Coed, was killed here last night
on the Lehigh Valley railroad. BE had falI-
en- on the track while intoxicated.
PRovIDEEcE, r. J., July 19.-Martin Bren.
nan, aged twenty-siX, came with a party Of
friends on an excursion from it.hburg
Saturday and became intoxicated. He miss.
ed the return train and laid down on the
Track. He was removed, but went further
up the road and Laid down on the track again
when he was run over and killed by the II
= NJ Roston train.
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sk00t1le-Ay IN 42H4AS1f160
.ysgsecfs9tfapaf6tha NJ. Ne s4SRFtd5Sla

FRRpERlcEsau1o, july 22or- ,boy. about
eight or-ninet yeaSssolds war drowned here
TO-DAY sby falling into TIE mill that spa.
piles M.Saaughter ssR Cons gristamili with
motive pow ADD witch run q under one 8!
The streets Tor vefaI squares. n seemsthat
hethad been semitic q neiellboring pump and
stopped to play near the edge Of the race,
and some way fell ii. where the water rushes
furiously under the street, and vas carried
along; with, the current for a distance Of .
square. Efforts were made 10 save him, but
as the race was fall Of water, some six feet
deep, 1t was impossible to render any asslst-
ance. AS soon;as possible, Tho weyer the
water was cut of above, and his body re-
covered after remaining in the water three
hours. -. ! 81 B e.lf
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ASuIISn V, -1,,ly- On

HSHLASU, a., JUIy ~.
.h'HorSG ne Richmond Dispatch: Pierce
hlchard>on, colorcd hand on the material
tialn Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
fo'oinac railroad, was found Saturday morn
!nS ABOUT two miles above Ashland, near the
TRACK, IN an n>en>ible condition, having his
>hnl fractured and cuts on his face and head,
ana mh0 WAS then considered fatally injured.
Sa'>r unknown. He was from Fredericks-
'His' "nd was carried home, where he died
"'0el +. NJ. 1t is thought that he was on
Cue track, and was struck by the southwark
'plin,, express train. Y.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July 20, 1874.
OFFERINGS Wheat = White, zoos bushels
Red, 800 bushels. s 1870
Corn.-Yellow, SO bushels. Mixed, 3OO bushels
Oats.-1, 90 bushels. ,
sALEs.-Wheat- White, 106 bushels good al
$l35; ~ bushels common ut 81; SO bushels very
good at $1.43; 1913 bu.hels very good at VI 40
90 bushels common at &1.18; SO bushels at 81 20
40 bushels good at 81 .40-total, 736 bushels Red
200 bushels very good at S139; 10, bushels al
1925; ga bushels fair at S1.30; SO bushels good
at 81. so; 90 bushels common at $1-total, 374
bushels.
Corn.-Mi1ed. i so bushels prime at 92c.
Oats-2o2 bushels, new, at TIC; A. bushels, OLD
at 7Oc.; A bushels on private terms-total, Z9C
bushels.
RE.ExHm1rED.-Wheat- 800 bushels
Red, 226 bushels.
REMAsKs.-The market Is moderately active
without any material change in quotations.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW WORK. MARK ETS.

NEW YORK. July 2O.-Cotton dull; sales o.
1901 bales at 17h@17he Southern fio9r ausi an an
Cannon to Choice do, s. 05@l /. CO. Wheat dull
and heavy 2@4c. lower; Sl.32@l.37 for winter
I'D and amber Western Corn shade frmer, 7S@
Takc for Western mixed. Coffee nominal: sugar
firm. 7x@sc. for fair 10 good refining; SIC. for
prime; Muscoyado, 7AQSh; refined STEADY Mo.
Riee uulI and Unchanged. Iallow firm, SIC. for
prime city $685. for country ,a Hosia PIT nsmes
yE se sad fismer; new mess, t20@25. beef I'M.
chanse,i. Lard firm, 12c. iWhlskey firm and
irly active, 9sk Freights to Liverpool Gee I'M
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Arrest of n Man Charged with Starting
the Chicago Fire.

CHICAGO, July 20.-Nathan Isaacson has
been arrested here charged with setting tire
TO the building that caused the fire on July
14th. The testimony taken goes to show
that the prisoner offered peddler named
WoIfson 500 to set the house on fire; that
the peddler had once made an unsuccessful
attempt to do so, and then boosted that e. he
would have better success next time. The
hearing of the case has been adjourned.
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A RousinG Conservative Meetfns-Ar.
~ rest OF an Alleged Murderer.

- y ISptc!al lE.egraM % Ile DIspatcH.J -. y,
PITTsYLvAN1A CoURTHoUsE, July 20.-The
Conservatives of this county held the largest
meeting here to-day they have had since
Kenper spoke In 1873. A Reorganization
was effected by the election Of William Tired.
way county superintendent; Hon. Walter
Coles, the present incumbent, resigning.
Our people are earnest for the congress
sional canvass, and if our District Conyen-
ton, which meets at Floyd Courthouse,
Va, Goth August, puts up the right man,
this county will give him q rousing majority.
Jordan Grant (negrol charged with muir
der in Henry county, was arrested here TO-
day and lodged in Jail 20 await a requisition
from the authorities, of Henry, m
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FIRE IN AIExASDaIA.-Friday night last
were burned seven three.storied framed
dwelling houses on the east side Of Payne
street south OF Cameron, including the house
at the southeast corner of the intersection OF
Payne and Cameron streets.
,Mr. CoXen was insured for $500 10 the
Continental Company, of New York, ana
W. A. .Sisson was insured fer;s2, 100, in the
Maryland and the Virginia State companies.
Gazette.
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BY TIE 81 ApH.
Latest News from N Washington.
The tssanite co.hsrae. With ofirayl {

Co. Extended. ID q
Especial telegram 20 The Dispatch.1 lat.
w AsHlsaToS, July 20. The Secretary d
State has decided to extend The scontrne
which has',been In existence heretofore t,
furnish granite from The Virginia quarries Il
build the tlew State Department. It's sait
that as the contract for furnishing Dix lslant
granite, which was used for one portion %
The building, had been, extended, there wa
no reason why the old contract with Ord
way s. Co. should not also be extended. ~
49,. 81 slS s..s s. IS, 81 800 TINoN.
Late Weather Report.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON, July 21--1 A.tM--For New
England aud the Middle States partly cloudy
weather willprevail, with local rains, south
west to northwest winds, falling temperature
and rising barometer.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram 1.
WASHINGTON, July 20-T p. sA.-For che
Middle States and Lower Lake region, partly
cloudy weather will prevail, with local
rains. variable winds, and stationary OF
rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather and areas of rain, FEAST
or south winds, slight changes in tempera.
tufe, and falling, followed by rising barome,
ter. Y t..,y' \ 49, i,}s,i,4. ~ 7
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
rains, with lower temperature, northeast to
southeast winds, and rising barometer during
the night.
For the Upper Lake region and the north,
west. partly cloudy weather, with rain,
easterly or southerly winds, followed by
rising temperature and falling barometer.
~, Acknowledgement.
WASHINGTON, July 20.--The Chronicle Of
tomorrow will state that the proceeding:
against Colonel E. M. Yerser, Of Baltimore
by his client. j. ii. Maddox, has resulted in
an acknowledgment by Maddox of indebt.
eduess to Yerger for services rendered and
money loaned.
The Presidents Movements.
WASHINGTON, July 20.--The President is
not expected to return to Washington unit
the last of the week, if then. He has tele
graphed to Secretary Bristow to meet him
at Long Branch Thursday.
The Granite Contract Signed.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The Secretary Of
State has signed the contract with the Rich
mond Quarry Company for the granite fol
the new State Department building.
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Mu-t,er nnt, Sw,ft Retr,bution.

SHREVEPORT, La, July 20.--George Simp1
son, planter residing about fifteen miles
from here, was murdered by negro satqr-
day. Simpson, who is about seventy years
old, was alone and asleep when the negro
stepped into the house seized Simpsons
gun and shot him dead. The negro was
pursued and Captured, and when within six
miles OF the city, he was taken from bis c1p-
tors and killed. q ta .s1
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GIFT CONCERTS.
S., 100000 E N W NJ E \
SCHEME!
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
MAID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
JULY 81, 1874.

JULY 81, 1874.
In announcing the fifth and last of the series OF
GIFT Concerts given for the benefit of the Public
Library Of Kentucky the Trustees and Manager re.
fer with pride aud pleasure to the four which have
been already given: The first, December ID, 81
the second, December 2, 1872; the third, July B.,
1878; and the fourth, March 31st, 1874.
Under their charter, granted by special act OF
the Kentucky Legislature, March 16, 1871, the
Trustees are authorized to give
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE MORE GIFT
CONCERT.
!, With the money arising from this FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT the Library, Museum, and other
departments are TO be enlarged and endowed with
mens fund is desired as viii secure beyond peSad-
venture not only the maintenance or this magnln-
cent establishment, but It's constant growth.
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
for the purposes mentioned and which y positively
and Internationally announced. as TRE GLASf
ks bH Sg HE
TEST, win come Off In the Public Library Hall
ut Louisville, KY, on t-E r'I /
FRIDAY. july 81, 1874.
At this final Concert everything Will he upon
scale corresponding With its increased importance
The music win be rendeTed by an consist
Ing Of one hundred performers, selected for theil
fame In different Lands and the unprecedented sun
o. $a,50O,000,
divided into twenty thousand gifts, will be dissrf
buted among the acket-nolders.
LIST OF GIFTS
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BALrImOnn a,AnhEI,S,

BALTIMORE, July 2o.-Flour UNCHANGED. Whea,
dn5i nd heavy: choice white, 81 49, fair TO prime
srhite All s3O6*1 40; choice amber, u 40; good
TO prime RED. IL .35GYl AS common 70 fair reg
81. 2O@S1.3O; Ohio aud Indiana req, 81 .SOCg
sonfIern. Ss0p98c ;yelow southern, S3c.; mixed
western, TIC. Oais dun ana weak: southern, !O
@7Sc.; western mt1 ed, 63@S4e.; western Tie,
s,rosS Mess pork, SIC. 90. Bulk Al. ats-Shoulders
Sc; Clear rib SIDES, 10Ac Bacon-snon,ders sasq
~ ,.lc Lard i 2kQUlS Western butter quiel
s az Scarce az 23@S4c. Coffee nominal a. 2O4G
DC WhisEey quiet at 89c.@ gel. sugsr quiet u
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The Mississippi Leyee Commissioners.
NEW YORK, July 2G.--Ihe Mississippi
Leyee Commission will meet at Newport To-
morrow, with all the members present.
Governor Herbert. and Mr.: Sickles left here
for Newport per boat this evening. a mo-
tion viii be made to. adjourn to New YORK.
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Rooms OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, }

-, july 30, 1874. :.
INC attention Of the committee having
' ye'h called to the card published BY Hon
noua' Whitehead, in which he announces
n''N>ea candidate for denomination fol
,ons'ess, and at The same time declares his
rU'po>c to address the people of the several
I9un'ics composing the district in advance
=" we assembling of the Convention to
iu'As the nomination and as this course Is
IA '"ial!on OF the resolution adopted by the
"'r Committee on the 10th Of Jane, 1874,
:. Nat an active canvass for the nomina.
Wv" D! a>piranls for congressional bonors is
S!"aIly 10 be deprecated, and should be dis
toIlutcnsnced.n =, - :. : ,
ana az the committee have no means TO
,n'"ice obedience to this recommendation
Wv! oeen but just that the other aspi.
ant from the same district should be alb.
I,,u from the obligation which the reso
.o ".,on imposes on all members OF the Con.
sentative party. ~
tle committee would be dereliet in its
uu'! 10 the party If it did not condemn The
;Vulse Q! Hon. Thomas Whitehead rs in.
Jn,ou' 10 The best Interests of the party and
":e,'fNclNe of its discipline and Organize
'''a' NATHANIEL B. MADE,
Chairman.
ALEXANDRA r. HoLLApAY,
At LEWIS Fl. FRAYsER,
- moefs Of State Executive Committee. /
ini! approve the above. -
JonS a. MgREDlFg,
Chairman OF State Committee. 4
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ObatuBrY.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 2O.-G. Il.
Smith, who erected for the iafe PROFESSOR
Morse the first line OF telegraph poles In tnis
country, between Washington ana BaltI-
more. in 1914, died at his residence IN New
field, Maine, few days since, at an an ao'
yanced age. .rtg
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 20-Noon.-st2cks dull ane
lower. MONEY, 2. Gold, 110s Exchange-Long
4s7k; short, 400. Governments active. state
lower.
Epe,,tng.-Money easy at 2@3. Exchange dull
4s7%. Gold, 11Ols@110S. Governments dull an'
steady. States quiet and nominal.
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~ fSs a. -->-- q
r.nTTrsVIrI,E MARKETS,

Il LOUISVILLE. July 20.-Fiour Unchanged. Corr
Arm aud in fair densDdat 741S2c. FORK inisAl
~ NJ eIi 6OJ Bacon tfrm-shoa3ders, a1:.
aiaar ,iir i ic clear, 17sc. Lard-derce1 13H9
\ Slc .5ke1. &c. Whiskey, 14c. ~ ~ z /
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can, mA.ecITA, July 1.-THE rivers from ,,As.
,1"a ~ dude have overlooked their banks,
dnu. ;ns country is Hooded. The damage
"04e Is very great, !.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. ~
BALTIMORE, July 2O.-Virginia 6's, old, 81;
consols, SO. West virginia's. TO- Bids to-day.
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HHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
OROAD.--On and after SUNDAY, April 18s
1874, passenger trains will run as follows:
r-Ty ctr yT< nj : ~

rHESAPEAkE AND OHIO. RAIL
OROAD.--On and after UNDAY, APRIL 19s
FROM RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. MAIL TKAIN.-For GordonsV1if6s
CharOtIee vile. Staupton. White Sulphur. Hintons
and all intermediate stations daily Except Supdays
arriving ut Hinton at 10:1G p. n. This train
connects ut Gordonsyille foI Orange. Cnlpcpers
Warrenton, MANASSAS, AlexaI dria. Washugtons
and the North, and at Chari0ttes Vile for Lyneh-
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, aud eho
a:as p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-For-
Gordousve ana all intermediate stations daily lex-
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonsyie' ut s;3 0 e
$50 P. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS for g0-s
donsyllle Char ottesville, Staunton. Goshen Mill
boro', Coyington, White sulphur, and all ssarosss
irving at Huntington at $50 P. NJ This trnn
connects at Gordonsyille for Washington, Bath.
more. and the North, and for LyrchblrE, Bristols
and the South, ana at Huntington with steamers
Bestona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and al p1inaA
West and Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati st . 4.
445 P. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAM aDr
Staunton and all intermediate stations sATUh II
DaYSONLY, arriving nj staunton at l0.4o =. M.s
Baggage checked through. x
For through tickets, rates, ane 1nformnuOns sp>.
ply ut S26 Ma;n streeI, Ballard and ExchanTe Mo>
EEL or at the companys Office Broad street ana PIG.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
N ,enerzl An Dertnf Pudpnt.s AN Id b
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llLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .,+sFa
" COMPANY. szfs slk31lSs
FOR NEW YORK.

tOR NEW 1CRh.
This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, 1ALBEMARLE. HATTIE
RAS, and GEORGE w. ELDER fbuding-every
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high
water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
1t New FORK on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until p. NJ. daily.
For further inrormatl0n, apply to
...s- GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
APPS office Company's wharyes. Rockstts.
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nRIME GOLDEN iSYRUP, Porto .Rieo
. II and New Orleans Molasscs, at We. DAN.
,DRIDGE & CO.'S, 81 Broad street. mn 2A i
#IOUIDRENNET forsale by B0DEKER
|s4J BRD TIERS, w holeRale and Retail Druggists
corner aDaYa II. Charies Hotei 4 4
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80 ELECTROMAGNETIC q POTOMAC. E.h SOsS3s q
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT ~ y;
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. - 9 4
$50 a. NJ, BALTIMORE ExPRESSt leaypg:
Broad; Street station tsuadsys tsx-;
a2:a5 P. M.,DaY MAIL leaves Bs'rd-street stu
il1O5 P. 81, NIGHT MAIL leaycs Byrd.street
,4Hsa3 4-st-t station Sundays excepted.
ii lsleeping car attached through to baltimore
SOC +. NJ. htcomMopATIoS fR ATM for.
80 = Hanover Junction. leaves Broad street
4:5oA. NJ, NIGHT NAIL arriSas at Byrd.strsetF
= station Mondays excepted. $3.50 ! n
1880 p. 81, DAY LaIrlYes nc BSrtStreet stA..
1880 p. H., BSS I FIN EXCESS arrives as
ej'it Broad-street station Sundays except
s:s7A. M, iAutcoMs1oDA ALTON TRAIN arrives
s':.S5t5'ih at Broad-street station Sundays e1~
DAILY FR EIGHT LINE BETWEEN, RICH
aIOND AND BALTIMO KE. & r. IL 8
Z EREIGHT TRAINS leave BrOad.Ssreet Station
DAILY tSundays exceptedt at 3:30sA. conneet>:
ing at Quantlco with tn. Aiexandrla End Fretie-
ricksourg railway for Baltimore. Returning, VIII
arrive at Broad-Street station at 81 r.. 81 s4s
Through bills OF ladtng and rates given 70 all
principal points North and West a sIsS. *. E
BY order Of General supertn.ende 9, -. s
90 8 General Freight and Ttrkps pent. ID.
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