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Man Drowned.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BLACKS AND WHITES.


NoTrowAy County. VA, June |. 1874.
\ party o! men gathered ut Booths mill
pond, in this county, on Friday last for the
purpose Of hauling seine and having fish
fry. Shortly after the party had stopped
hauling The seine all of the party but Mr..
lalry and Mr.. Thomas RcanlS went 10 land !;
they too soon started. and while about mid
die WAY the pond the two men began to
ro:np and rsrk the boat. The boat was there
ny upset aud both OF the men thrown out.
Mr.. HcamS was drowned. ne not being able
~ SNlu. and MIR. laley after a hard strug
Gle vt to the shore. The party immedi-
atriv sci TO work to secure the body, which
they >oou succeeded in doing. The body
was then taken home 10 his large and aill:ct-
"a family. ROB Roy.
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Oregon Election.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The friends Of
Williams, Republican candidate for Congress
in Oregon, claim his election. The result on
the State ticket will not be known for seve-
raj days. Old party lines were completely
iLrored,
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a Long TrOt.

WATERFORD, ONTARIO, June "A pony
trotted Yesterday, before sulky, on the
Waterford course, eighty-one miles in eleven
hours and twenty minutes, in one continu.
Gus, straight heat
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Landing of she New Atlantic Cable,

HALIFAX, June 2.-The steamship Fara-
day, with the new Atlantic cable on board.
arrived at Berry Head Saturday. She Landed
the shore end of the cable Sunday evening
and proceeded to Rye Beach, n. II.
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SENT HONE TO THEIR PARENTS Out o.
ninety-seyen aspirants for military honors al
West Poiut thirty-two were sent back &c
school, last week, because they could no no.
write, spell, or cipher, or were not iamlliai
with maps or grammar. The colored canai
dates all failed.
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ap29.1m GIL &. T. Agent, Richmond, Va.
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE .AiLR0AD Coz Z

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co., I
RICHMOND. VA. April 20. 1874. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
- FRIDAY, May /, 1974-SouTHERN EXPRESS
iwest wnrd)-eaves hlchIRoHda At 0:o3 A. N. leaves
Danvle 1t 1903 p. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro az
3:43 P. III. and Charlotte III z. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND new IoRt EXPRESS teast-
ward)-leayes Charlotte at $40 A. A.. leaves
Greensboro at 1915 =. d., Danyills at 1896 z. MI
Burkevlle at 500 p. NJ. and arrives at Richmond
at 1902 z. Nj. This trau connects at Charlotte
with trains on the Atlanta and Kclimonu Alr-L Inc
railroad from New Orleans. Mobile, Montgomery
Atlanta and all points South and southwest.
THROUGH MAIL (weslwardl-ieaves klcnmono
at 1888 p. NJ; leaves Dapplle ut 9:o2 =. Nj
arrives at Greensboro Ut 1890 A. NJ; arrives ut
Charlotte at $50 a. H. This train connects az
Charlotte with trains on TIN charlotte, ColunbiS
and Atlanta, ana Atlantis aud Richmond Alr.Llne
railroad for Atlanta. Mobile, New Orleans, Coium-
bia. Augusta, Savannah. Charleston, Macon Column
SleepIng-Car on trains from RichmOndto New Or
leans. - ~ r,,.. "a
THROUGH MAIL EASTWARD LEAVES Charlotte az
Up NJ: leaves Greensboro II 2:l5 a. NJ. leaves
Uanviile at 5:2SA. NJ. lcayns Burhcville al l:aV
s. NJ: arrives mt Ricf mOnd at 1898 Z. III. This
train connects at Rurkeytlle With trains on me
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad froH Lynch
burr and points Southwest.
LYSCuBUKG PASSENGER lwestward) leaves
Richmond al 9:12 A. NJ. ;.azrfves at Burktylne az
1887 2. NJ: arrives at Lynchburg al 4:4O r. n.
BURKE L Il ACCOnMopATIoN ieastward-
leaves Burkcrllit at 43d A. M. arrives At klcn-
mond ut 1858 4. NJ s7e o,,,h-
west and baggage cnecheo r. !o Il. r. TALcoTT.
EngineeraHd superintendent.
HIT DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. apl9
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North Carolina Congressional Nomt
nations

RALEIGH, June 2.-In the fourth con-
iiop held here to-day nominated Captain
Joseph j. Davis. of Franklin, for Congress:
In the fif;h district, in convention held aI
Green's ooro'. to-day, General A. N. Scales
was unanimously nominated
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June 2, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, 81 bushels.
,CokN:-While, SO bushels. Yellow, 294 bush
els. Mixe'i, $50 bushels.
MEAL 1 bushels.
BAY.-24 bales.
SALES.
CoRN-Whte, 200 bushels on private terms.
CoRN.-hlixed. so bushels very good 1T Ole
MEAL-40 bushels on private terms.
HAY.-24 bales on private terms.
RE-EXHIBITED.
CORE.-Whte $50 bushels.
CoHN.-Yeow. 200 bushels
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FURNITURE.

d EDUCED PRICES OF q
III FURNITURE. u.
SOLID WALNET CHAMBER SUITS from ~
s65 to $500; SOLID WALNUT PARL0R SUITS
from $45 to 500; IMITATION SUITS from S&e
10 S65 4; and general assortment OF the nnest ano
lowest priced FURNITURE and MATTR ESSES u
AKTMNk ROONEY'S WAREROOhS,
ie 1 Governor and Franklin styeets.
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ST, LOUIS MARKETS,

ST. LOUIS, June 2-Four quiet and weak Corn
aud track; 5605 6kc. June; 574@59c. July: 60@
GOIc. August. Whiskey steady at 95c. Pork oul
ut SlS. Bacon dull only.smal order trade demand
Lard quiet: steam, lie
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. }
RICHMOND, VA, April "a, 1S74.S
pEDUCED RATES FROM RICHMOND

And corresponding low IIies 10 all points EsoT,
NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
Families and parties EN- grating 10 the West VIII
be furnished with rates from 20 to so per cent.
lower than the above second class Baggage check
ed through
For tickets or information apply to j. G. DAME,
3. W. Agent, Greensboro, N. G.; II. PECKHAM,
Agent, Broad and Seventeenth streets; GARDE1'S
Union Ticket Office, S26 Main street, or 10 -
EDGAR VLIET.
ap29.1m G.. &. T. Agent, Richmond Va.
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A Youthful Murderer

LITTLE VALLEY, n. Y, June 2.-William
Boorne, aged fifteen years, to-day pleaded
guilty to murder in the second degree in
killing his step.father, and was sentenced to
Imprisonment for life.
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mus,,v in a Pc oitentiary.

ST. LOUIS June 2.-The conyicts ID the
1e Sp no civ penitentiary mutinled yester.
Jar Int were oyerawed by the appearance
Of o company of armed citizens,
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, June 2.-Flour unchanged Corr
dull and dropping ut 79MS2c. Provisions quir,
Pork, S1S.25. i'ucon-Shoud.rs, Ike; clear riL
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RICHMOND, YoEK RIVER AND uHrsApEAkxa

RICHMOND, YoEK RIVER AND UHEsApEaKxa
RAILROAD COMPANY,
KICHhoND. April Is, 1874. )
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY. APRU.
~ 21SE, PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRAINW
on THIS road will run rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN Tor West Point leayer
slil arrive ut Richmond at 1910 A. II. da y (sun-
DAYS excepted).
. The splendid steamers Havana apf Sue will nm
IN connection with this roao. and will leave West
Point daily tSnadays exceptedl The arrival Of tina
ram, which leaves Ric; mono at p. NJ. arriving at
with trains for Washington, asst, North and Wesss
and leave Baltimore caiIy tSuntays exceptedj al
+. ~, connecting al West Point with the trnir
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Bonds issued 10 the Pacific Railway Companies.
interest payable in lawful money--Princir.l out
yet paid, sl.6l5.5S7.S0: interest paid by the
United States, 422 3S6.691.62; Interest repaid
by transportation of mails. &c., S5,005,450.06
29l.24l.56.
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BALTlMORE

BALTIMORE, June 2.-Vlrginia 6's, old, 80; do
consols, 01h. West Yirginia's, 1's. North Caro-.
lima 6's, old, 20 new, l5-bid to-day.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, June 2.-Fiour dull and nm
changed. Corn dull: mixed, 63@65c. Pork quIe
and firm. Bacon steady; jobhing sales Of shoulder
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sIARFSE INTELLIGENCE

IMMATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 8, 1874.
Sun rises. 4.47 Noon rises. 1882
Sun sets. ......... 7.13 High tide. G.3S
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England,

EnslouQ.
LONDON, June 1.-The /" EPSON" summer
| meeting began to-day. The great race Of
the year, run for the Derby stakes, takes
place tomorrow. The indication now is
| that the weather will be fine. Up to this
time Atlantic" has been the favorte for
] the Derby, but to-day betting has been
turned in favor of Sykes's "Couronne DIT
Fer"
Parliament is, as usual, expected to adj
journ over on Derby day. Disraeli will
| make motion to that effect in the House oil
Commons tonight.
France.
VERSAILLES, June 1.-The vote in the AS
sembly last night passing to its second read.
| ing the municipal bill was 394 to 293. There
| was considerable anxiety in the Chamber
during the vote, as it was well understood
| that an adverse vote would precipitate
dissolution of the Assembly.
In the Assembly to-day the general cleo
| ton bill was taken up, and stormy debate
| followed. Brisson (RadicaD, in the course
| of bitter speech, tainted the BonapartistS
| with leading France TO Sedan. A scene OF
wild excitement followed, and at one time
some Of the deputies almost came to blows.
Gambe,ta spoke at AuXerre to-day. He
made comprehensive statement of The po-
silion of the Republican party; declared the
progress it had made was owing to It's adj
| mirabe organization predicted the final
struggle would be between Rcpublicanis,m
and Bonapartsm !; severely denounced the
conduct OF the Bosapartists, and concluded
with an appeal to the Liberals to unite in
the work of consolidating the Republic. His
audience numbered about FIVE hundred, and
included members of the Assembly and
several mayors who were dismissed by the
late Government.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 2-NoCn.-stocks dull and
lower. Money, 2. Gold, 1875. Exchange-Lonc.
1881; short, 491H. Governments dull States
dull.
Euening.-Money easy at gas. Exchange quie.
at4sSk. Gold dull at 112 @112b Governments
dull and steady. States quiet and nominal.
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no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE it
"y,ncINIA LIFE INSURANCE CON-
iANynThe distribution Of the net proceeds OF
the assets of the yRGN LIFE s1a C2a a,
Pan W. WI dov Of Nav 1S74 The holders OF erlii-
the OF stock viii present them and receive ,hsr
nnronnrtions; which win be TEN AND HALF DOL
case of lost Certificates, proof Of rie owner,
chin and loss must be made by affidavit, and oono
With security given to indemnity the csmpanyf a .as
ON VII and boud Will be furnished by the subscriber
on application. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Couii'e- ava No. II o. Main street.
a,,rcto,w2w Richmond Va.
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CANAL SHIPPING.

UCADO'S DAILY LINE. sS1ss----1I.5IIs,ll
LAs-----...~.-----:.-j
The regular Agency Of the James liver anu ma
pawha Canal Company having been discontinn tS
the subscriber calls the attention OF shippeFs 'ne
above line OF CANAL BOATS. , n,
Freight from Richmond for Lynchburg. bu.
chanan, Lexington, and all interim date pon,s on
INC Mt I,yuchburg with the ALnutic, MISSISSIPPI
and Ohio AIRLINE, Washington City, virginia Mla'
land and Great Southern 9rangs ano soods
from iii points east received and forwarded II ee OF
commission, and freign1s AS low IS by any o'her
line. -. . ,,,r,.ndod
by experienced captains, with etrgoes ,LsuIea,
Having superior faeiites for shipping Seep IN, no
warehouse and desan NO goods on storage, Dut ior-
ward nv i3rst GOOD boat Of this or any other nne:
Grateful FOR past favors l beg snntinua a,g VI
same. my 3D-1m W. I. wa
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FREIGHT TRAIN, Tor through re,vbt only.
leaves Richmond daily (Monddys exceptedj az
lO:3O A. 81, connecting with steamers mt West
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early meSr
morning. '
FRElGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached.
for freight between Richmond and West Point
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at A. N. Local freight received Tues.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
EDW. F. FOLGER,
Superintendent.
WIN BRAGG. Master Transportation an 30
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vpROLsTERQNG. &c.

Governor Baxter has indicated the 4th day
of June as day of thanksgiving and prayer
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81. 12t.2I6.9O0 0C
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Belgium.

BRUSSELS, June 2.-The Congress to con-
slider the subject Of international rights in
time OF war will convene here on the 9th OF
,July
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rRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, DC.
rEEI EY,s HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES
~ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ANDP PIPES.

Relief, comfort, and cure for RUPTURE FEMALE
WEAKNESSES, and PILES. Unlike al other app.r
ances known, will never rust, Timber break, chsla'
soil. por move from place-indestrucsiole: Inc le
sts.I snr,nu being coated with hard rubber, hsnt'
coaI p,aanTr nss1 in bathing, fitted TO form; NH
Se Hsae 5y ali as the best
kp9wn street, eet
Esla nd TaT broadway, New York. Complete
s s.s for saie with careful adIusmsa p
MEADE & BAKER, Richmond, ana al Sea a,n D
no,ro Of RI ic,tlQnS. ~ L.-.
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or c,cr, rcscr*b"rs.

. 49,. .,r;iN 81 ~ 'N !'~,r Every house,
rnra,;, for tire '.''',,,i, ,r,I,c with gar
.,,..- Win lanterns '' ','.~, viunow.panc
w.. ~ut ! - ana - .'r},,%yeti,ns extend
is y c,,;,ir. -, NV md embrace
..... the ti"f>, ''&,''>.,'''
,...,,. bones ct inc 'r' 1.'r, boats high with
r,.t, 'r">gI\''.,'t. .' ,',, mere i. bow
,...t.-,.>,a 9n" t'N,.''.,11~ md hut for The
- :a "'n">' -',,'' ~, 81. the mir ,hc occa-
-. r- ""d'0N. 800 $3.50, ~ sam, mere fe>ti.
:. g.. g. .-'' h' ''-.'''N TIE Great even. Of
.v'' "'>' ~ h, The, Sj@ual for
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my 13-dlw&t2aw3w Richmond. "
nREMIUM STEAM DYEiNG AMI

nREMIUM STEAM DYEiNG AMI
CLEANING WORKS,
NO. SO4 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
Ladies and gentlepIen having articles 70 I :
CLEANED or DYED VIII find 1t 70 their benentie
Work done at short notice, and saisfacaop
KID GLOVES, CARPETS, and BLA a1SIn
CLEANED. .. o. Sonriator.
fec --- - --
NOTICF..-In consequence OF disso ~,
IN ton of co-partnershlp we wiI s sen E IA
next tb' rty days our entire sk WkS % FRENCH
PLI re MiRRoRs. LooKING5GLAsssEssSti an 70 r.
variety sessy Plesaesa prices
Am hnss a,rt,cIes we have the largest ana oes
az south Of Baltimore at cost tor eaI IN
We oontinIe to od make ,sa p FL s.na' o.
our usual styie any !. X x. Campbell & Co...
- Virginia Opera House,
,,a-1m Ninth street near FranSilA,!
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Weather Probabilities

WASHINGTON, June 2.-For New England
and the Middle States, clear or partly cloudy
weather and eastcrly to Southerly winds will
prevail, with but slight changes in tempera
turc, and stationary or falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Cult States,
partly cloudy and continued warm weather,
and possibly light local rains with casterly
or southerly winds.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the
lake region, and the northwest, generally
cloudy weather and light rains, southeast to
southwest winds, stationary or rising tenn
perature, and falling barometer in the lake
region and the upper Mississippi Valley.
The Mississippi river will fall slowly
during Wednesday.
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DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN
LAWFUL. MUNEE.
Certificates OF Indebtedness 1t
four per cent. ................-
Navy Pension Fund 1T three
per ceut.............
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WASHINGTON, Items,

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The House Com
mittce on Commerce have agreed to recon-.
mend Atlanta, Ga, as port of delivery.
The House Appropriations Committee
this morning agreed to recommend an ap-
preparation of fifty thousand dollars for the
purchase of forty Calling guns, to be used
for experimental purposes.
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Ef,c Public afebs.

The following is 4 recapitulation of the
statement Of the public debt OF the United
States tor the month OF May. 1874, just
issued:
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Debt. less cash in the Treasury
June /. lS14................
Debt. less cash i'll The Treasury
May !, 1S7i................,
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I1TTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD

AND UHIU hAlLnVnAS
~ THE SHORTEST ALL-RAL LINE
EnoN
RIG HMOE
,o,,rrs wrsr northwest, AND EAST.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN 1,.r,,rs
RICHMOND ANIp, COL q t HMhasgTy .,LouIs.
Ptfi5no. and Mi intermediate points. ,..,era,,x.
For rates ana asin sise
.p aSy a. ticket snss Eighth and Byrd
It sss a ass ~ Yssk kISss ana
i;E Sssspe axe ssailsesd t.ssssl
1901 Main street, kis l, mn3asitlraore.
L. N. COLE, Geaerai a1she' NH ll-S04
Did.
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$149.1S6.6S3 %
s2.55O.275 AZ

s4.456.S3S 90
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Decrease Of debt during the pas
month ..................
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAh-
ROAD COMPANY. !
NOMM ENClNG MAY 10TH, 1874, trains

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RA1L-}
ROAD COMPANY.
MAY 10TH, 1874, trains
- ON this road wIiarun as follows:
''0''1'' ~ day. sonneetlng for al points G, South
o'"0 " day With coach attached, Tor, Peters
BURG and stations on the Soutasiue
road; Lynchburg, a1t.the West.
,.asP:M., TIfRO0GH MAIL daily, sennectlnE
As' for oil points South and West, With.
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
ihoough from Richmond TO savannah
Yassengers taking This train WIZ
make eIose connection at i'e'srsoaEs
s;s5.p. NJ. EaEiGa:r daily Except sand,y,'
'''o'A " with coach attached.
Ts SyRE rETEFsg TkaIS daily except
''1o ~ sunday With coach attached.
,o,ooM TuROUGR Mali. daily, c3nnecun$
i2'oo H. With Richmond, Fredericksburg apa
Potomac railroad for al points EaSs
s.osr NJ faa Il sfi: daily Except suud4y,.
s.o6 p N, TIHRouaH s. ALL daily Except sun sun
''A" dsyl. connecting with. kicnmoau1
f hre u, ponts East aad!West. Pull man
sleepes attached. running thToush"
Tho xa11 T nR' Will no. stop between Rich.
moad and Petersburg except st haHchesef an''
PSSseseers from Glover Hil wtleavs at CSC 4.
L LA
sa AEt ,e TsRIs esyns Petersburg will start from
my12 A. ss-A Wv selS. ..-s- =. =
0HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
Z } ROAD,-On and altar SUNDAY, APPEL IA
1s5d nasse,,ger trains will run as follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. NAIL TRAIN.-EoI GofoCnsYusS'
t,harIotLes xtlle Staunrau, White sulphur: hnsoSs
and aI naprmediate stations daily (exeept SAnaa5h
srrivinr at Binton OF lo:iG y. d. tbs tLain
cnnuects at CordOusytlle for Orange, CuipepsS
Warrenson. MANASSAS. AlsXar dra, WASHINGTON
and "a, North, aud Mt Charioites VILE Tor Lyncn.
hnrp. Bristol Knoxville, Chattanooga, ana sas
so S.as r. II. ACCoMMoDATIoS TRAIN-Eo,
@ ,~tionsyifle and abintymeoiate Stations 6ay Z.
es,s Sunday, arriving at Gerdonsvihe " s:So r
"a $40 p. N. CISCINNATI EXPRESSES s SS5.
donsytIIe Charlottesville, Stanhton, Sosnsn: s
horo,. s0yfpgtoa White Sulphur, Aaa ai sMso
West OF While Sulphur daily le1Gep; "a. KS
living al Huntington at $3.50 J.. a.. dala p nuI
cnnncefs At Gordonsytlle for asnIng.on; is.ai
mnrs and the North. and for LyEcngurs, n,ne
| ra the South ana at Huntington wi s,ea n.s,,
nos,nna snd Fleetwood for Csbclp nAu anu ~ peiu
WSst and Southwest, arriving ut Cincihnau a. a.
M p,o1are checked thrcEgh. .,o,, -. a.,
Par through tickets, rates, sne mI1ImsGon. X *
III At So6 Gain street, Ballard an1 EacnanxS a ~
TEL or at she compans's ofice' R BsSsa VLiETs
ssen'h' General Passenger and Ticket Agen1,;s
| All. PERRY, General snpes.nteneen... a1 :
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Increase Of debt since June 80,
1873
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CoNAhD LINE E. skTS
Tickets TO and from ALL POINTS IHelJkOPE
oy the celebrated CUNARD LINEN
RlGHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
1ENERAL RAILROAD TICkEY-UFRICE
BAGGAGE EXPRESS,

THROUGH TICKETS to all nr,pe,p,, mir,
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST pta AI.l
RAILROAD and STEAMSHIP LINES
residences TO DIES TIN ALTON on ali ucgs,s soit
by me. Rates same rs at depOts.
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED FOE
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY.
Tickets sold At our Offices. Information cheer
fully given 10 all routes.
Principal office S26 Main street. and branch OF.
dee AT Exchange Hotel. Il. w. CARRIER,
an G-Dm
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Total debt. ..........
Interest. .......... ....,........
Total debt. principal ana inter-
Est.
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CASH N THE TREASURY

Currency.
Special deposit held for redcinp-
ton o.! certificates OF deposit
Is provided by faw............
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ceased since maturity.......
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DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST.
Old demand and lcgal-trnder
nolsS
Certificates of depoSit..........
Fractional c,lrrency.....-.
Coin certificates.
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~Ss~I.as-1u-.
X OR Ne YORK THE csGes
q Old dominion Steamship Com paDy,s ESseEsAa
steamship WYAEURE, sUautaif CoiIfTH WIN n,
FEIDAf, June 9th, ut 2 O'Clock p. sI. -, -
Freight received until O'Clock p. 81.
vsIana Gin, Pills OF Sding signed ana goods for
| EAST, ana west; also, to foreign ports. $3.50
| passenger accommodations unsurpassed. TO-.
rars To, 10 s . York, Sl2; Storage, 50; round
For freight Or passage apply 10 .S,. y
g. w. ALLEN d co.. Agents.
1e 3-3t COMMANDS WAR. Rocsei.s.
TOR PHILADELPH1A.-eTs
n The steamer j. W. EyERMAN,SSSSAstSS.stss
Iapsitn pLATT, VIII receive freight for the nhoy
port w FRIDAY, June 9Th, at IL O'Clock.
, Freight taken for W flmingron, Del, Erogtterce
Il. l., and Boston. Also, for LIVERPOOL and Ami.
~erp ria Red Star and American Steanship nssss
ana bils OF ladlng signed through.
fassaSe 70 Philadelphia, including meals and
STATE room, ~. W. Z. PORTER, AGENT,
le o-3L No. 2425 DOCK street.
- PHILADELPHIA, RICH <s{Ns
a mQND, AND NORFOLK STEAh -s5zaA5S
SkiR LlNE--FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
WEEh-Until further notice the steamers Of IsI
line WI leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
anc SATURDAY, and Richmond every MONDAY
and FRIDAY at IL o'clock Al. = :, :
Freight taken for all Darts OF Pennsylvania, New
Also, for Antwerp and Liverpool eta Red Star and
American steamship lines, and bills of Iadug sgnec
through Insurance effected for all parties who de-
sire Il ut low rates.
Passage 70 philadelphia, including meals snt
stasersom' W. NJ y ?: PORTER, Agent
WILLIAM p. CLYDE g Co, Agents.
fe IL No. IL South Wharyas. PhtIat,elphfa
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MINERAL WATERS.

MINERAL Waters: -
MINERAL WATERS.
Az WHITE SULPHUR, Greennries'
poCKBRIDGE ALUM,
HEALING SPRINGS,
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
CApON SPRINGS.
ALSO,
,..,a,s from various springs. SAhAIOaA, rev
wars and the genuine FREDERICKSBURG BIZ:
rERwATER. All received direct FOE saie a.
"ho'e'" pmRCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists
| oa Agent Virginia Springs Waters:
IMPORTED MINERAL. WATERS.
pULLNA BITTER WATER,
FREIDRICHsHALI BITTER WATER,
CARLSBAD tsPTDELl WATER,
/ Settlers tNAssAUl wATEa,
for sale In all quantities at
i MEADE & HAKERs Drug ssose
i s,,,o Gle Main street.