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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-12
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TIRE HORRIBLE DEATH OF Nh. RopENKlacHEN--
CAPTAIN ). W. pofALL DEAD--sALE OF REAL
EsTATE--PRTITIoS URGING THE ADOPTION OF
TnE NEW CuARTER---ouiLD's LEG SHATTERED.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, February II, 1874. !
Mr.. Henry Rodenkirchen, who was run
over by train and killed this morning at
City Point, was thirty.three years o! age,
native of Germany (he had just been natn-
ralized short time beIorc), and married
daughter OF Captain A. nj. Drew. assistant
OF Captain j. NJ. West rs local agcnt of the
Old Dominion line Of steamers. His death
was attended by some very painful circu!ps
stances. rs it seemed that his head retained
full consciousness after the rest OF bis body
was crushed into shapclcss mass, and he
even cried out several times while in that
condition. MIR. Rodenkrchen was men,
Der Of the Prince George Lodge Of Masons
and Monroe Lodge, No. 3, Of Odd-Fellows,
which will both attend his funeral to-mor-
row. He leaves behind him Il wife and
three children.
Captain j. W. Doya'I, who was stricken
with apoplcNy Monday, as already reported.
died last night in spite Of the most careful
and skitful treatment. His age was fifty
four wears. and he, too, was respected
member OF INC MaNoutC attu ouu-F citoNS
orders.
Kcri,min +. Rudd. boier-makcr in the
empcv of the Petersburg lroE- forks. sus-
| tanned a severe injury few Gays ago, from
| which &c is now reported to he recovering.
The property Of T. 7. Brooks, Esq, was
| sold today at auction hy OrSon AdamS, re-
| criyrr OF the Merchants National Bank, under
| IN order of the bankrupt Court. Tue resi-
d,nrc on Long Market street was sofa 10
| STR. 4. 4. Allen for Sll ,425, which Is con-
Si,I,rrl 4 moderate price. The TOBACCO lac
tory sold for $1,000, and the Shuck factory
| for Si-In.
| Nr. NJ. Reinach, q prominent Hebrew OF
! The c,ty. circulated to-day among the ell.
| zen> of that faith Il petition respectfully urg-
| ny the Legislature to adopt The new charter
| for The CITY Of Petersburg. Only two Jews
! Of Tie city declined to sign it.
\ little son Of Dir. j. y. West, residing
in Blandford. had his les broken to-day by
singular accident. The child was playing
in the street. and contrived TO get bis foot
| between the spokcS Of passing cart. lie
was thrown down, and the revolution OF
| the wheel shattered his leg quite badly.
The excitement OH the SUBJECT of the new
charter rises higher and higher rs the time
| draws nigh for the question TO he decided
| By the Legislature. Our people think, with
! reason. in view Of the riots altcady had
here. tGat the town will hardly be hahitabie
| 10 Conservative whites, and still less to Con-
scryatlvc blacks, if the reform measure So
licited by them shall be refused.
! ROBIN ApAIR.
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A RICHMOND MINISTER LOCKED Our, AND
breaches IN THE STREET Chicago, Feb
rllary S.-For some time pastthere have been
serious difficulties between Rev. Florence
Mccarthy, pastor of the Union Park Bap-
list church, and portion of his congresa-
ton, including the deacons and other church
officers, which finally eliminated in the litter
closing the church to the pastor to-day and
refusing to allow him to preach there. Mr..
Mccarthy, finding himself locked out this
morning, obtained permission of a friendly
member of his congregation, who lives in
the immediate vicinity of the church, to
preach from the steps of his residence, which
he proceeded to do to an audience which
numbered at least fifteen hundred people.
This evening the reverend gentleman ac-
cepted the invitation ofNone Of the proprie-
tors of the large billiard hall on west Madi-
son street to hold services there. and preached
to a congregation which filed the hall in
every part. Most Of bis hearers were of u
class who presumably rarely attend church,
and TIE preacher made powerful appeal TO
them to forsake the error of their ways. lie
was listened to with respectful attention,
and one youGg woman of perhaps forty or
fifty who were in the ball signitied desire
for prayers.
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THE NATIONAL GRANGE PATRONS OF HUs-

The NATIONAL GRANGE PATRONS OF HUs-
BAypRY.-St. Louis, February 1O.-LaSt
evenings session of the National Grange
was devoted entirely to consideration of the
report of the Committee on Amendments TO
the Bylaws and Constitution, which re-
suited in the adoption of mass of verbal
amendments and alterations Of the Bylaws.
The amendments to the Constitution arc TO
be considered o.day. One Of these provides
for the establishment Of district oranges in
the fifth degree, not to exceed one in each
county, composed Of masters and past mas
tiers OF subordinate oranges, and their wives,
who are matrons, and such fourth-deglee
members as may be elected thereto after
having been examined as 10 their proficen-
cy in the work. These oranges shall have
charge of the educational and business in
tercSis Of the Order in their respective dis.
tlicts, and shall encourage, strengthen, and
aid subordinate oranges represented therein.
Di<pensations for such oranges shall issue
from tue State grange, and under such regu'
lations as the State grange may adopt.
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THE MARRIAGE OF THE DUkE OF EDINBURGH
AND THE GRAND DUCHESS MARIE.-There is
one curious fact about this marriage: that is.
the double (AngIican and Russian) marriage
service. When the Czarovich married the
Danish (ProtestanD Princess Dagmar that
lady had TO join the Russian Church and
in doing so she had to curse Luther and
invoke the divine vengeance upon all per
sons, including all her relatives, who ad
here to the Protestant Church. have read
tie form through which she went, and
speak adyisedly. 1t is singular that in the
next marriage with Protestant occurring
in the Cars family we should see an Eng
lish Dean imported to retie the knot and
pronounce the bene Lotions. When grand
people are concerned Heaven must accom-
modatc itself.-M. D. Conlcay's London letter
in Cincinnati Commercial.
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Sass s9 u sEs sgyl so as saSa
sas5 No $. si7S. Mess n shad. in SIb ss
u SaH Liverpool s2.25@sas5 from wharf
West Virginia salt, SO .25 d barrel.
1O14gl 01c.; G. 10lsD1 esfc.: yellow. S@g chi
loaf, 49,; Porto Rico. 94@1 U4c. Demerara, i H@
lie; New Orleans, 9h01 De-, scarce. ~ i.
1ixc.: toilet. i5@soc., and fancy prices couH
try, 4@5c.
7eas: Black, e5s@s1. es.the Inst a prime arti.
Gle; imperial, s1.100Sl 90; gunpowdcr, a1@
Hides. Leather, sc.
Hides: Green. AR6c:; dry salted. 12M15c. dry
aln. 1z@l &C.; wet 'alted s1oc wet sailed calf.
Leather Sole leather, oak. 35945c.; sole leather,
anish s5as7 feot i kp se soe sssgs a
fss1s sa ssG!sss ao g. ssas
sklrting, 28@32c-
Iron, Steel, Mails, sc.
iron English and American refined. 4614Xc 40
d. English and American sheet, 607Kr.: Swedes,
13lSR5 sgfB sfdsa R'; sais
Steal: MAYORS cast steel, 2o@21c. q D.; English
5,istered' 1SHc. u H.. American blistered, 12hlc.
Nails: In store, $4.75 for standard-that is, ten
penny OLneT Sizes extra.
Plough. Castings: Wholesale, 54c.; retall exc.
Liquors, Wines, sc.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints, $3.50 81 dozen.
Recttfed Whiskegs: Common, 81 9yl.15; full
proof, 81. 15AS1 30. Cash.
Rye Whiskegs Medium, s1.50@s2; pure DID,
s2Gs4 Virginia Mountain, new S2aS2.5O: old
S2.50@S3 so and upwards.
Brandiss: Domestic. s1.25@s2; fruit. 81 $50
sale; peach, IS. "''''0
Gin: Domestic, s1.25@s2.
Rum: New England, s1.4O@S1.50; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, $4G$0.
Lumber, Slaves. Etc.
Lumber: White oak, s15@20 q 1000: West.
eTn vrsgia p9 q oo slo@S2S q 1000 whit
@fl5: 1olst. s16@S2U. according to lengths.
Hhingles-Pine, ~ 50@$5: cypress, S7.50G313 SO
q 1000. Lalhs-Splil, $3.50; sawed, $3.50 q
:, Sa1es;- Whiskey-larrel timber. green, s13@16
y 1000: seasoned, s154s20 q / 200. Flour
Larrcl timber, s7aSS a 1000. Flour barrel
poles. $5@S7: hogshead hoops, no demand; hlck-
DRY hoop, s10@l2 nominal.
RagsooMixed cotton, 3}4c.: white, 4@oc.; wool
Rope: Manila, best, 23@25c; sisa, &c. q D.
''O' nIill-Fecd.
Ship6tuT: CSC. n bushel.
Bro,cnsiuf: soc. q bushel.
Shorts: Csc. "a bushel.
Wheat Bran zoe. " bushel.
Corn Brun 1s@20c. q bushel.
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining, Acc. @S1.25 q 100 feet.
po,cder. s6,75 by the five Kcgs-less than tive
kegs, 81. %; blasting, t4N$f.oO.
Shot: Northern, s2.75@S3 u bag OF 20 lbs.
GrindS,ones: 2@2Hc. q u.
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Tns DRr1LcasroS 1p'KfsESrpnxsgor rnH
ArFAIs.e-Y Yesterday the securities of John
G. Henry paid up to Collector. Rlves the
entire deficiency in the account of said
Henry, late chief clerk, Including the
amounts left at the office Oh the day of The
discovery Of the dedication By Messrs. Muir
rel! & Whitlow and George a. Burks, and
took in the official bond. They also gave
their bond to make good any further deficit
that may be discovered against said Henry,
though 1t is not apprehended that any fur
Their deficiency will be discovered. Henry,
therefore, now stands even with the Go
vcrhment, and doubts are expressed by some
whether case can be made out against him
or not. Messrs. kirkpatrick & Blackboard
and I. n. Williams have been retained as
his counsel; and, we understand. tele-
gruphed him yesterday to keep up bis cour.
age aud make no MISUNDERSTANDING
TIfalniGn.
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BRIrIsH-SocIETYs MEETING.---At the regu-
lar meeting of the British Society, held at
Farmyile last Tuesday, the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
/. That this Society cordially approve the
movement TO celebrate the Queens birth.
day, on the 25.h day of May, in the city of
Richmond, and will heartily cooperate with
the British committee at Richmond in en-
deavoring to make the celebration successful.
2. That this Society, many of whose mem
bers have become, or declared their inten-
ton of becoming, citizens of the United
States, disclaim any intention Of obtrudiDg
their political views upon the people Of
the State, and that they desire to do all In
their power to promote the interests Of Vir-
giuia---for the institutions and the people Of
which they entertain profound respect.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. February 11.-Flour quIe: and
steady. How.rd- street-Super, a5.25@S6 Is; ex-
ira, Sc. 50@S7.50; family, ST1R@S9. City mills
SO 25 @sIl. Western-supere ~! 5a4 {. rs extra,
Sc. .75a$7.25 family, S7,50@ts.75: Wheat quiet
and steady :choce WHITE. II .90NS1 .92; Pennsyl-
white southern, s0@s5c. yellow southern. 1870
TIE. Oats hrmer: southern and western 60@65S.
Rye steady at 97@9sc. Hay duh ut $lSqf2253'
Bulk meats-Shoullers, &c; clear rib, $50
ssc. Bacon--shoulders, 74@Sc.; clear rin. BAG
Western butter excited and unchanged: Coffee dul
and noniinally unchanged. Whiskey steady at S5c
@$1. Sugar dull and unchanged.
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SUITS AGAINST BANK OFFICERS. - PhtlGdeL
i"i2. February l0.--.Ciyii suits are to be
immediately commenced again.t the officer:
and directors Of the Frankliu Saving Fund
i'f administration OF its affairs. The allie.
cations Il ace 10 the District Court state that
!rHI r>latc 10 :. large amount had been pur
'|trN or huii. with money belonging to tht
'""@ laced IN the hands OF Cyrus Cadwal!a-
.,cF' IL" treasurer. and that the provisions OF
'"' charter io:tiddug loans TO the officers
'''u directors lad LeCn violated in large
alAnGnf>.
~| l hi;,1 states marshal Of this district
.'"> infc" al clerks employed in making
'"'" H>t o! the creditors Of the Franklin
SAVINGS Iund. Tie number, it is estimated,
"hI:cich ;.Ul0.
III Tie United States Ci;cuit Court TO day
, hl:, NJ equity WAS presented in behalf of
""'i1in hccllan and John Walker, VI ho are
''"'0rl'iic> n The PhIladcl phil Naval Asy.
,u''' "nc were ocpo>itors in the Franklin
~"'inS' und. The bill sets forth the BRO
',u'.'-s IL h.'LsLup.cy instituted on the 81 /
"',"4' ana Tie course since taken in the
natter ana also AYERS that the directors of
+@c institution have violated the provision
"i Their charter which prohibits loans toony
!LrlAbcr or cmploye Of the CORPORATION from
H. iunds, and prayS for an injunction TO re.
>natn The directors from transferring any of
'neif individual property and decree for a
H''co'cry under oath Of all their affairs.
puo@e tadwall ,der declined to receive the
J'.I Or lake any action upon it until reason
"'e ho'lce had been given to the defendants
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So. aunaE.: IL >Er''i'-'> " 'n' "'''.n",
.,. .... ,:tY .sW - iEi>>'" ~ '''c ItN"'>
.-.., '..'' Us ,-.,.Si.,n ,,f ,bc
..: ~ '.,,-. '.,,,y w IKE business of he
':"'.! $40" ;,,i..r,rnt The interest Of
Aba Wa. ~ .,.,.ii,nTS viii hc promoted
'' -. .I..,,,.i.n;.c Shall sc the pro-
,...' - ..,~rnT ~ ,ucA ,.artS or par
s.:', ,' '','N' n,l, ,l,tgA /, produce the
...>~'' ,'.'' =, :, ,,. ArY>l expense. and
.- ,''>' "'"' 49, ~ .,,,,.,y;,nrv ,'orer over
.... .., s...'.' .'''N' 49,, :, H., ,,uh.
80. .'''> ''|,', .,,,, w discounted by The
.-'..t u, ''"sl ,.t, r,,y order any real
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New Grange. organized in Frederick
county February 9Th By A. IL: Moore,
deputy Friendship Grange, with Thomas
:. Staddin master, and Charles Z. ClevengeE
secretary.
The Chicago Times has long story of a
Richmond girl (bon in 1889, No name
given, and al! bogus, of course.
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THE CuMMINs CHURCH MovEMENT.-Ne,o
York, February 10.-The Reformed + pisco-
pal Church has received another accession in
the person Of the Rev. Edmund Neil, presi-
dent OF the Macallister College, Minneapolis.
The new proselyte is Presbyterian minis
ter. and he has applied to bis PresEytery to
I've transferred TO the new Church.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE February 11.-Florr quiet and un'
changed. Corn quiet and unchanged. Provisions
easier and quiet Pork. IL $50. Raconz7bG7 &c
for shoulders; Sa19c for clear rib; 0,G@l 94c. fol
clear. Lard, 91s5y9ic. for tierce; 94@lOc. fol
aeg. WhiSkey, 95hc.
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WAeAD ASfs S,ssSE..

DURSS i L 4 u THU LT AND IS
- CIIEAP.-NEW OFEiGE.--l.arge stock of
CUALBURG SrLIhT COAL re. eircI. and for sale
low 10 dealers and consumers: has few ashes. no
einkcr. burns brightly. and is equaied. Also all
Other SPL1NT GOALS. and our CLOVER HILL
aud CUMBERLAND. for CRATES and engines and
the West Virginia QUINNEMUST "a splendid new
engine coal and every variety and size of the best
ANlHRACITE COAL very cheap. Likewise. sole
dealer in the popular ana ecOno meal KIN DLING
and COOKING-WOUp Principal Office removed
to Bank of Virginia building. corner of Eleventh
aad Main: other Offices Ninth and Cary and Fif.
tcenth and Dock streets.
f. 10 J. II. WATKINS.
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POPLAR OUTBREAK IN BRITISH CoLua-
ia Toronto, On!, February 10. - The
''2be has received the following dispatch
I'c'or,d, british Columbia, February s,
!oa.- he Ministry tried to force an altera-
non 10 the terms Of the confederation
.hIensh the House last night. The people
demanded The submission Of the question to
'Hem. Tue Ministry refused, and the peo-
Pc one thousand strong. proceeded 10 the
mouse ana broke up the sitting. Intense
excitement prevails, and secession Is threat.
tnea. AT z O'Clock Lo-morrow the people
"ii' march 10 the Assembly and demand the
d'-so!u'!on e the House,
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPHRINrKrpENT,f
RICHMOND AND DANyiLLE RAu.aOAb 70, (
RICHMOND, VA, December q, 1878.
sGCHEDULE OF TRAINS,

Train No. l-SouTuERN ExPREss-leaves ktch,
mond ut sos A. 81, arrives Ut Burkev1ile ~ o:u1
A. NJ, arrives at Danvilie at Z. NJ arrives ~
Greensboro at $50 p. n.
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND NHW fORx
ExpRRss-leayes Greensboro at 1I6 r. n; Ar
riyes ut Danyllle at 3:52 r. ID, arrives 1t Burke.
vile at S:04 r. r., arrives at Richmond as 1O7'
M.
arrives at Danvilie It 95s T. NJ arrives 1t Greens.
Doro' at 1880 A. Al.
No. A-THRoUGH MAII-lsayes Greensboro af
t9:IS A. NJ: arrives at Danvile at ga A. ~, az.
rives at Burkeviie ri :35 A. NJ; arrives as htef"
m Train no. o-LYScHBURa PAsszNcxE-lesyes
Richmond at 9:42 A. NJ: arrives Ct Burksvt!le ~
12:39 p NJ; arrives at LynchburE AZ 4:40 r. III. 2
Train No. 8-BURKEynLE ACCOMMODATIONS.
leaves Lynchburg at $50 T. NJ, leaves buskeviIsss
af4:3s A. III arrives at Richmond at 1:6S A. %.
Tr-,in No, connects st Burksy!lle Win trane
an thr Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad froe
Iynchbury and the south. Pullman pancescam
RIM from Richmond tn Charlotte, apo from CnAr-
iotte to tianta and New Orleans Without cnange:
Train No makes close connection n G1axtost9
With trains on the Atlanta and kichnond Atf>LLna
r,tIroad for Atlantis, Montgomery, Mocales new
| Orleans, and all points South and southwest
Through tickets sold to all points SCUM aasa soo1s
west, and baggage checked through Tnn,r rs.
a.o Engineer and Superintendent.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

new York. February 11.-Cotton weak; sales
OF ,072 bales ut 16@16xc. Southern flour steady
with moderate demaId $6. S0@t7.S 80 for common
Whiskey hrmer at s10s1.O1. Wheat dull and
l@2c. lower. Corn dull and 1@2c lower; o2g
Pork heavy new mess, 4l6. Beef unchanged.
Lard stronger at 93zc- Tallow mere active at 75s@
7Sc Turpentine heavy at 49Hc. Rosiu steauy
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, February 11.-Flour steady. Corr
dull at 6O@62c. Pork dull and in only limited
jopblng demand sales at s15MS1 5.25. Lar
city Kettle held at 1-15c. Bacon stesdy at 7e 70,
shoulders SIC for clcar-rib loose, SIC. for packed
clear, SIC for loose. Whskcy firm at 96c.
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BOOKa. STATIONERY. DC.
NEW CODE 0F TIHGINiisl. --ssssss
WEST. JOBNsToN 4 co.
have ffls zaIp 80

1 (.
| have for sale H.
| THE NEW CODE OF VIRGINIA, in one vo;
ane, 20: Two volumes, 20; two volumes inter
BRAITHWAifE's RETROSPECT. o.. go.
BEEBE. BY Utiida, S1.Sn.
| THE FARIsIANs. by fu!wef. a1 and$ so.
THE PRINCESS 0P.1HALE. 2Sc.5.ea
PUBLICANS AND SINNERS. By Miss Brad
Harry HEiTHcoTE. BY TroIlope. csc.
THE WETHERiLL AFFAIR. 81.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF JOHN STUART MILL.
ALHXMGBiRA AND THE KREKLIN. By Prince.
The WooING or. s1.25.
THE GOLDEN GRAIN. 35c.
EUROPE VIEWED THROUGH AMERICAN
SPECTACLES. Fly Fulton. 81 20 and 81. 70.
LIVES OF THE EHJEP-JUSTICES OF ENG
LAND 4 volumes. $40.
'SCHEM'S STATISTICS OF THE WORLD. Soc.
The OLD FAITH AND The NEW. BY Strauss.
THa MEMORIALS OF A QUIET LIFE. by
RELiaioGS POEMS. by the anthor Of .step
ping Heavenward.r Sl.50. -
PROC1OR'S BORDER LAND OF SCIENCE. 81.
kICH'S DICTIONARY OF ROMAN AND
GREEK ANTIQUITIES. 81.
LOMBARD STREET. s1.75.
FROM EARTH TO THE MOON. BY Verne SO.
All new books received rs soon rs published.
Orders solicited and promptly attended 10.
fo I 1-0r
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YURk.
NEW YORK, February 11-Noora-stocks ac-
tive and fcvcrisr. Money, 4. Gold, l12@1l2H.
Exchange-Long, 1856 short. 4sSk. Governments
strong and active State bonds quiet.
observation-disclosures easy at 4@5. Exchange firm
at 4s5. Cold, 112H@1124. Governments strong
and considerable doing. States steady and dnil.
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CT IUITIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, February 11.-Flour in good demand
FOR low grades superIne wiuler, IS $3.50. Corn
easier at G0G61c. for No. mixed, on track.
WhSkey steady At 96c. Pork dull $50 for
order lots Bacon dull and weak; only small or
der trade. Lard active ana lower choice kettle,
S11Gl9c.; steam, SasGS17c.
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RESTAURANTS.
2ETELLE,

VETELLE, "a -
CORNER OF \M&&s33.
ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
offers to his friends and the public every seas0nablt
article for the table and I'LL the lusures OF sea and
land and every latitude, from the lakes TO the ro-
pcsaIl served on his tables to ORDER and furnish.
ed to parties and families.
His BAR is sill supplied with the very best Ii
oCORS and BREWED DRINKS.
His arrangements for OYSTERS are the best.
Such Oysters as are served at his restaurant cannot
ba found elsewhere.
Come. friends. and test my assertions. And 10
ALL the compliments OF the season.
de "a 81 lei EAAn.
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sun riscs......... 6.i3 Moon rises. 3.39
Srn srs......... 5.17 Hi"h tide. .......-.. lis
PORT Of RlCHMuND. FEBRUARY IL, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westoyer, Travers, Baltimore, merchatl-
disc and pa scngrrs, l.. B. Tatum.
Schooner A. and + Hamilton, Mills, New YORK,
carboy,. Southern Ferti!Zng Company.
Schooner Exchange, Courtlandt, Norfolk, logs
kirkpatrick Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, lner-
chandse and passengers, l.. B. Tatuln, agent.
Steamer Richmond. Read, New ORR nerchan-
disc and passengers, G. W. Allen Co.
Schooner +. st Clair Edwards, Ireland, ProTl
denee via New York, merchandise, Curtis & Far
ker.
Schooner Eugie, Corsey, Baltimore ala Chicka
hcminy, lumber.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner j. A. Rider. Kelley, cleared at Rostor
February 9th for Oods Hole, TO load for this port
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Cross Ledge lightboat was broken from hel
moorings 10y the ice, and put into the hnrbor n
Lewes, Delaware, on Sunday afternoon.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
S05O.OOO FOR FIFTY DOLLARS
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE
p77BLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
On MARCH 31sT NEXT.
10000 TICKETS-12,00o GIFTS:

TOTAL, $4,000 GIFTS, ALL CASH, .oosooo
Tur CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS
WILL pOslTIyE ELY AND USEoUIvoCALLY SrAaE
PLACE ON THE DAY NOW FIXED: WhEImEa q Az
nj TIcks Eta AkH SOLD OR NOT, AND THE l2.OOO
aIrTs All, PAID IN PROPORTION TO TILE NUMBER
OF TICKETS SOLD.
Whole tickets, $50; Halves, s25; Tennis, or
each coupon, 70 eleven ~hoie ueAe'' iof pow.
The time Tor the drawing is near at hand. sn6
pc pc I ooa' '-'>->Nee TaUS. e. BRAML&TTE,
Aren't Public Library OF Ken'uexy ;,a1 Aarage age
OF GIFT Concerf. Public Library Brilding, Loais-
Far tickets and informstion apply TO- A: K e
rECuYER, 0o9 bank F.reet. or WlLLiA0 II.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-12
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILM1HGToN, February 11.-Spirts turpent.ne
quiet at 4Sc. Resin quiet; $2.15 for strained.
Cru &c turpentiEe firm: $3.50 for hard; ~ 20
for yellow-dip. Tar steady 1T $3.50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-12

A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am prepared
II to furnish Lykens Valley aud Lorberry Rec
ASH Goals at low figures; also. Shamokin Wh1tt
Ash. A full supply Of Cumberland Coal on hand
aud for sale al the lowest market rates. Partles
wishing to lay In their supplies for the winter Wonle
do we'll to see me before purchasing. ,ns
10 -',.tWIRT ROBERTS,
1el7 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-12
NEW VIRGINIA CODE, 1873.

RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH have for sale, at net
cash, the NEW CODE; volume. S6: g volumes.
references to SUBSEQUENT acts Of the Legislature
BRAIrHWAlTE'S RETROSPEC $3.50;
BULWERS PARISIANS, 81:
OnIDa'5 TWO LITTLE WOODEN SHOES.
$3.50; and all The other new works, at 1913 Main
street. 70 7O-iSw