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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS

England.
LONDON, April 9.-Johu Macauley. brother
of the historian, is dead. -
a special to the Times from Calcutta re.
ports that 5000 natives have died from dis
ease and starvation in Hatchoul. The NOR
tality from the famine is sensibly abated by
the relief measures of the Government.
Spain.
BAYoNNE, April 9.-Tbe Carlist Junta
here has received dispatches from Madrid
asserting that at o council of war held in
that city it was concluded that the plan of
Marshal Serrane for forcing the detiIes of
Somorrostro is impracticable. The Carlists
also announce that General Concha has left
Madrid for the North to confer with Ser.
rano. .-t. - H-
LONDON, April 9.-The Standard publishes
q special dispatch from Madrid which says
that Marshal Serrano returns to that city
and that General Concha succeeds him in
command of the troops operating against the
Carlists. The dispatch further says that it
is believed in Madrid that Serrano will call
convention.
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TERRIBLE SUICIDE OF AN INSANE MAN
Wilmington, DEL, April S.--Last evening,
about 5 O'Clock, Abram Colby, who boarded
at Stoeckers saloon, on King street between
Second and Third streets, went upstairs,
climbed out on the roof Of the building, ad.
vanced to the edge, and jumped to the pave
ment below, distance OF about sixty
feet. He fell with frightful crash, break
ing both legs and forcing them up into
his body, breaking his back, cutting his
head, and sustaining numerous internal in
juries. The poor wretch was taken immedi-
atelS to the City Hospital and attended to by
the physicians, but his recovery was beyond
hope, and be died this morning. The street.
market was being conducted at the time, and
numbers Of women were passing the build
ing from which the man jumped. Fortu-
nately none were struck, but one lady made
an exceedingly narrow escape, and was al
most grazed by the descending body. The
affair created great excitement and conster-
nation.
Colby, who was native Of Germany, had
been boarding at the saloon for several
months, and was known to be demented,
though his malady was not supposed to be
dangerous. His troubles were caused By
marital infelicity.-Special telegram to Bal
tina0re San.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAHAs
" ROAD.-On and after MARCH 8, 1874, he
PASSENGER trains will run as follows:
II cTrukhnAyr

MAIL TRAlN.-For Gordonsville, Chaylottes-
ville Staunpon. White Sulphur Hinton. and all in-
termedIate stations daily Except Sunday al S80
Orange, Culpeper, Warrent0n, Manassas. AlexaDs
dria, Washington, and the North and ct Charottes-
vile for Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chatta.
nooga. and the Souri, t = - =, -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6ordonsyille and On
intermediate stations daily Except Sunday &c 4:48a
p. n. This trnin connects ut Gordousvihe toS
Lynchhurg. - -.
LXPRESS.-For junction. GordonsyilIe, Char
lot,esye, Staunton, Goshen, Covington, " hlte sub
phur Huntingdon and all the iatoDs betweenWhf18
Sulphur and Huntington daily (e1cepI Saturdays
at $50 P. n. This train connects at huntington
with steamers Bostona and Fleetwood for Cinctn~
natl and the West and Southwest. .c
For through tickets, correct Information, ana
rates, apply ut A. W. CARRIERS, S26 Main stress
at office Ballard and Ell change HotFi AID ut the a.
Dot on Broad street near Seventeenth.
- EDGAR VLIET,
General Passenger and Tick% Agent
4. II. PERRY, General Superintendent. u "
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Heath OF Mr. j. q. FicAlen, Sr.

Correspondence OF the Rlchmohn DSpatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, April 8, 1914.
Dir. Joseph Il. f'icklen, ST., Of Falmouth,
died ut bis residence very suddenly this
morning at $50 O'Clock, in the seyenty-sixth
year o! his age. He was in excellent heallh
yesterday, and had his carriage brought to
come to Fredericksburg, but the rain pre-
vented. About half an hour before he died
Ae Yas taken with congestion of the lungs,
ard before doctor could reach him he was
dead. His sudden death was quite shock
10 our community, and the news has cast a
gloom over our people. He was generous
hearted man aud an accomplished gentle
man. His loss will be greatly felt by our
atiz-ns. and by none more than the poor,
Mo shared his liberal bounty. he was iof
many Years a consistent and esteemed mem
Der Of the Episcopal church, and was one OF
;he wealthiest men in this part OF FIrg'nla;;
He leaves large family OF relatives ana
many friends to mourn their loss. IT,
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PORT OF, RICHMOND. April 9, 1874.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL y, 1874.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New YORK, per-
Steamer Empire, Allen. Phlladelphia, merehan-
disc aud passengers. w. +. Porter.
steamer john sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
chandise and PASSENGERS. L. =. Tstuin, agen.
Schooner Lottie Klots, Vaughan New York,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, TO load coal Tor
Cuea. .ts ~ .sas-s-4 ash fa.-t
Steamer j. W. Eyerman, Plat. Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. p. Porter, agent. q
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. ia.
Schooner J. II. Hawes Fort, Philadelphia, Aprii
Schooner J. 8. Wins, Ingersol'' PhsIade'ph '1
N SSchooner Maggie Mcdonald, Steelman, April:
Schooner Caroline Hall, Abdiu. Phiisdeiphia,.
Schooner Lula Linn. Isley, Georgetown.
Schooner ID. =. Chapmal, Knight Ne" aofk'
spchooner hiabel Hall, Bartlett Rockane- April
schooner A.. Falkenburg, Raekest' Orient, april
schooner John Bentley, -, April 2;
Schooner W q: West - Boston Apln l.
Schooner Adris hea sd ka,hao apf,s g..
Schooner r. A. johnson, Johnson New 1oFS'
A gcho e Masy E. McHale Hall, Woods HOle'
u SCHOONER Kate Mitchell, Percy: Bath. Me-
Schooner Roanoke, barrett fhaaosipnis' "aien
Ia; ark Fame, mathlesop, LIVERPOOL. Marchs.
SCHOONER A. Hayf0rd, Look. Ram, NE. a. I
Schooner Allie Ames.-. kecK!anu. HMch @1'
Shoone- k;hase, -, Rockiand, March. ~.
Schooner Minnehaha, Myers philadelphia, hprh
Bark Jambyrd, Barth, Liverpool, February z.
MEMoRANDuM.
schooner Caspar Heft, Snedecor, hence arrived
az Philadelphia april D. -, M,
Schnnpee j. K. Reese, Woclfords cloosec et BAL
,,mors anrll for James rtssr. ~. 1870
Acnoanar-1 Neilie II. Bensdict, Thompson, hlcu-
mona arrived III New Haven April q.
Scaoouer ). g. Hawes. Hawes, BosSon, fos H'cn-
n,nnS M Newcastle, Del.-Apst7. .sE-',* -
So NOTICE TNMARIEEaS. -
Al,ehthouse Is eeing enected on ET9 hocx, nSsHa
enI Of Crooked island, W. J., rs saiae 70
| island passage. 1.4- tstG
DISASTERS IN JANUARY. .,
The Committee Of MANAGEMENT OF me lssss ~,
Via has lust published the eSt OF maritime oiE'
| stars~ renorted dariuy the month OF aSnuaE{
1914. CONCERNING az flags. TAls H. gives tnS Joy
vi1 ii10 EnaIIsN 90 american, IL German, IL
french, Dutch, 2 Italian Is Greek, hassans
10 Norwegian. g AustrinN.S swedlshs Dan!I LEI
spanish, Belgian, Portuguese, ana g. W.. m Ii
GUIDED sailing yesseA reported nsssnk sa,o
ara totaly lost, 15--st1, Engiish = AncatSans
Ifnlian i German, spanish, an1 HnsS.sAs -,
| soMERs'S POINT, n. u, April o--d aM aIa n
| J. yn vessels are reported lahore petween ncfe
ford and Cold Spring Inlet. g go
BY Telegraph. -.
NEW YoRg. April 9.-ArsiSed: sity o. fs1.a
Great Wesssn' s 4 i. 4ss
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TIE BALTIMORE COFFEE MARKET, april s.
Arrived to-day bark Aquidueck, from Rio,
with 1000 bags, and in The bay ship Grey
Eagle and bark New Light. Market remains
dull and nominal in absence Of sales. We
revise quota.ions-yiz: For cargoes Rio, or
binary, 1sl to 194c.; fair, 2ol to 2O3c. good,
2Ii to 213c.; prime, 2ll to 22c-extreme
range for invoices, 194 TO DC, gold, sixty
DAYS. Jobbing lots Rio, ordinary, l92 to
20c.; fair, 2o3 10 21c. good, 2la to 2llc. ;
prime, % to 22lc choice, 223 to 223c.
fancy, CSC. per pound gold, sixty days.
Stock to.day, Is, 46S bags Rio.-Sun, 9Th. /!
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RICHMOND MERCHANTS This spring some
ten of our most substantial RockbIidge mer-
chants have turned their course to Richmond
to lay in their supplies. Not one of those
merchants heretofore bought dollars worth
of their stocks in the city of Richmond, but
concluded they would try that market this
spring instead of going farther north. The
other day we heard of two of them who
purchased about $4,000 worth Of goods
from the Richmond houses this season, and
who expressed themselves highly pleased
with these, their first investments this side
of Baltmore.-R ockbridge Citizen.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April 9.-Flour steady and IN good
demand. Wheat firm and unch.pged. Corn Quiet
and steady; white southern, 63@85c.; yellow south
1rm southern. 61@66c.; western, mixed, 506
&c.; western white, 62@63c. Rye dull. Hay un-
changed. Provisions very active and In fair de-
mand. Mess pork, 81 $50 Bulk Shoulders,
SIC. clear rib sides, S%c. con-shoulders- 7hc
clear RIB sides, 94c.; sugar. hams, 14@1bc.
Lard, 10G1104c. Western butter unchanged Cof-
fee, 22@224c. Whiskey nominal 1t 90c. Sugar un-
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nOWN. THE RIVER; Or, PkACI1I-
IL CAL LESSONS UNDEk The CODE DO-
ELLO. With Illustrations By Stephens, ana Aps Az.
pendix CONTAINING the American, the ssench' 1"~
the Irish DupllinY Codes. u 90.
Aide: An Episode Of 6oethe's Life by Em@~
Lazarus. 91.2e. no ns,lss
LIFE. A Book for Young Men. BY oihrlA'o'
THE Story OF THE. BIBLE, told In anpse
a RRsf fSr E s9s ysaTnTf seh 81 story
u TH III ItSssaa AND MORALITY. Essays on
questions of Belief and Prsettee., HS Ae'i'. Lev"
e'i WSiL LOW BROOK. By suiher OF" Wide, Wide
"THayEIS IN CASHMERE. LITTLE TIBsT-
AND CENTRAL ASIA. By gayard Taylor: xlovs
PHINEAs REDUx Novel S5t AnInonS
Together with many other new rorks
NH 40 WOOUHOUSE PAhH AM
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rooDALL,s PLAYING CARDS.
= rHs BEsr-TnE CHEAPEST.

srEAxstuPs-Ches kind made; RIaArTAS-
A cheap common card hRoADwAYB-kn nice con3-
mon card: VRGIEIAs-Fine calico backs GEL
Yarious cuiors and designs): CoLUhBiasHEushr0
deck lesiEa quality GOLDEN GATrs1ons or Lhe
best cards made: MOUNT VERSoas-ExtFa Ines
The fines, made. ASK FOh THE ABuvE--TtAAhlAkE
MO Jr00tt!.If1RD AGAINST SPURIOUS CARDS.
Observation-Disclosures thould see that -
black United States internal revenue n,smp, 49,
with nsouoxYsin v. 4. d.. on centre OF spsoe, $MO
q on sxery pack This stamp, in eonnecre
lion With the GoUDALL CARDS, y =
M SaI re DxALRRs--Eyery pack OF the Good
ali Curds sold Without this United states revenue
s. mn properly affixed subtecH the sclicT to.o
h axy penalty. - - -.! .sM -
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- - E'I EGpA

a.Y,rs ssS Ns. tn. Sd az gssss~,r.
Fosns.r.ssSss 70 ~ xayfsi 81 i at 8 Ola
|tspeeias telegram tothe Dlspsssh.i s's.sa
=, IoarasogTHis sVta Eprllt.S.1-Jofn AZ,
West. Of Petersburg, bought the nv LAX,
Hotel, at Old Point, at auction e. ~
$4,000. ss., q. ~ p sss.',s = iol'
The trial Of the burglar gang eomm nm. mad,
In the Corporation Court Of NorfoIk, to.dsy.,
Fred. Bear was convicted and sentenced -
e.gnt years In the penstentfary.y The trial Of
David Esby is progressing. 49,. Or
10 tue Same court George Camp was sent
70 1att for twelve months aud fined $500 for
shooting Andrew Stevens last week.,
Ex-Policeman Lawrence, Of Norfolk, In
die.ed for felony, has Jumped his bond and
fed the city. s,
storming here for two days. e't.
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From Louisa County.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DsDatch.l
LOUISA C. H., VA, April 9, 1874.
Colonel W. F. Gray. Of England, was III
Our town Yesterday. He came here wan,lng
% buy land for The use of about hundred
people whom he is going to bring over from
Ep%iand. He prefers the land in one tract,
! believe, so as to form a sort OF colony.
nc 'eft here last night. do not hear the
tesul! Of his visit. n.
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ms Hsond =. -. $500. :

6,1Bs1aausnSss.s.sssss. p = 81 OfleAnA. SIS
81 asil fsfl sBI@fF94.f@mYsr
s ssaes: 100 ineasa- sss tsusspslushawith
s, 1s n,xs 81 maxi Ie71. The. weak
la oin =, 70 .ne IeYee have bscn strengt
4 Az M n.y. ~ approximations R an overflow are
800, .s'aa0s !
ons n $780, sethsoes prsaks odcusred last night
%e =. noDetofa plantstion, sonr niies beioW
vash. su, ,,s Sourtheuse, aBd Tie other ,af
EEc,ta 'e pan,atfon, twenty mills below the
cry. brenk reported this porns;,s s,, ~
Icy vice aud dye deep at Stack HaHse nIa :.
hLon, aport an cen miles belo y tie sitp 'a ~,
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md American afeet, 6lS@7hc.; Swedes. bantnered
li o. s ssi sasssE q
S. IGS a T. ass sss rreae
stsel: Nsylor's cast steel, 2o@2Ic. q D. English
81 STS;ss1sas AsssA " s american basaessG 4a4e
1atls: n store, s4.75 for standard-s,.ae Is, ten
penny, 0tncf ssSeS exffa.s 81 NJ n 20
,PloHg& castsags Wholesale, 5Acs; retail; exc.
s7ss al - Liquors, Wines, Se.a;is stsss,aai
AS: Scotch. best brands, pintsre 2.3e, s aosea.
RsetiaSd ,Wssst s +; Goumans q @s1.ls; fs8
81 By W1istsys:: Medium, s1.soas2; psse old,
S2afy4: Virginia Mountain. new, f2@S2e50; old
s2.609s3. so and upwards.
Oh : Domestic; 81 .z5Gg2. t'ss f9a'a Is -
rSrrandtes; Domestic: 81 :25@sa; frutts q $50
wesley sIp psss asy = old
R.m: New England. s1.4o@sa.so; jamaica
and santa Cruz, S4as6. ~ - 80 .zs.-l.,,,..t
Lumber, slaves. Etc: !:
hizaber: White oak. 81 5@20 a 1000: West
ss@s75e sP 1000 sn a Ses2ds y saa
ssahins dea CYPRESS 7s0gsIs5o
1n.0oo. Lashs-spiis, $3.50; sawed, s2.50 p
!, aasss.-wh iskey-bsr timber. green. e1sals
5sl 1Go sns ssss01 ss. sslsssS @
1 poles i ss@sssi heg,hsaa hoops no demand hics
HagsoMl1ed cotton, &c.: white, A@os. j. wool.
Mill.Feed. ut ,.:.,> f's~!
- ShfpStuS: ssc- a bushel --------
Brotonstuf 30c. a. busheE ..St33 art
Shorts: 26c. ~ bushel. ~,
What Bran: zoe. a bushel. IT,. ,.,.s,,.,.,, -
Germ Braa: IL @20c. % busheL !, -
~I5sI,s J Powder, Shot, Etc. - ~.
Fuse: Toys mining. so, SOC. @s1 as % 100 feet
Ponder: 1915 by the i've kegs-less than i've
kegs, S7.25; blasting, $4@S4.50.
Shot: Northern, $3.50 a bag Of IS rs! ,'.s
-,..-,.~l +. Seeds. >. - J. =. ~. :
Seeds Clover, red. 81 - bushel; saplius,
50. Orchard grass. $2-50 q bushel; herds grass
$l.75; Kentucky blue. $3.50 timothy. a4-So.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 9-Cotton easier; si1 bales
steady. Wheat shade firmer, and 10 moderate ex
port demand: Sl.6S for choice winter red western;
Fl .60hGs1.65 for No.~1 spring. Corn without
decided change, with moderate demand Coffee
dull and nominally unchanged. Rice quie. and
trln. Tallow active at ne Rosin heavy az s2.47k
@$2.5O. Turpeutine heavy ut 46c. Pork dull and
Leavy at 81 for new. Beef quiet at $9.50@$11
for mess. Lard lower and quiet at 10Hc. Whiskey
steady at 96c. Freights firm -.
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WITH MONOPOLY.-At the

I Frn,uuat Of many ladies', have engageu III TUE
In,n"iacn,re of human hair: For that spnrpose, Il
have New YsTs ana easaseq and
,Sort,sr and will In future. In the past, aeIy
compeuton in price. quality or hair, and skill OF
work muuShip. $50, .,,,,,, ew,tches
SOC. 75c. and VI; large size. u rs. Carls anu
other work In proportion. Hair bousA' anu OK
II orders by mail promptly executsa . ,aon oAe
OF the largest stocks OF the kind In tns n s,eel
ornaments ond bendeaux, fancy tewelry. cnAts
LANES, necklaces fans ruching dotted
for yeiis &C., &C., at e. l.. CHANGERS, oS5 o ,n
street. inoS- -
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x. I,,,, at work In Texas.

Austin, April ala mail stage with eleys 2
n,Ssanoers. including Bishop Gregg, MIR.
Breekinridge. president of the National BANK
~ San Antonio, and. three ladies, was. stopped
bv four highwaymen, who got %, 600. Ibe
coach is one Of the regular llne from san
Antnnyo to AustiD. The robbery occurred
iweney.three miles from :nis place,
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W. N. BRAGG. Master rrsn ,us Sia sps
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
= RICHMOND AND DAHyHLE nAILRoAD Cos.
RICHMOND VA. March 8. l91A. y
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-Train No. l.

h1CHAOND- VA hdr0n OIL S2A, -
SCHEDULE OF No. l.
~ SOUTHERN ExPRRss-leayes Richmond ats:03
Greensboro at 3:k3 p. NJ and Charlotte ats q. n.
Train No. NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YoRE
ExPREss-leayes Charlotte at a:26 A. d., leaves
Greensboro at 1:15 r: d., Danville at 3:31 p. NJ
Burkeyiile at 500 p. n, and arrives q. Rfchmcu6
at IL :02 p. M. This train makes close connection
at Charlotte With trains on Atlanta and Richmond
Airline railroad from New orleans, Mobile, Mont.
This train does not stop east OF Burkeytie excepE
at Chester. - .... .,.ss.s. :
Train No. 3-THRoUGn M6rL-leAvee Richnnorix
at :4S z. III. !; leaves Burkcviiie at 1853 p. MSs
leaves Danve Ut 9:62P H.. leaves 6reers ho6p' oS
1:l6 A. NJ; arrives ut Charlotte at ESQ A. 81.
This train connects at Charlotte with trains sh
Atlanta and Richmond Airline rarsad and Char
lotte Columbia and, Atlanta railroad for, Atlanta,
Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans, Columbia
Augusta. Mncon. Savannah and all points South
Train 40 4-THRoUGRMxrI- Cb,soue U
TAP. n: leaves Greensboro NJ 2:15 AM lmv&H
Danyile ct 6:2S A. M; leaves burkevtlle Al II 40
A. NJ; arrives at Riot mond at 2:32 z. II. Thie
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
Train No. S-LYNCHBURG PAssEN0ER-lea7e9
Richmond .ats9A2 A. H.; leaves Burkeyiue n
l:20 ?. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg At $40 T. b.
Train No. 6-BuRKEyHLE AcC6MMoDATION-
leaves Lynchburg ut $50 p. n. leaves BurkeviIte
st 1876 A. 81. arrives Mt Richmond nc 1853 A. d.
Through tickets sold to all points South and SopihO
west, aud baggage checked through. =
NIL Engineer and Superintendent.
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Drowned.

MILWAUKEE. April 1.-TWO 'fshiup.boats
capsized of Kenosha yesterday. There were
iour men aboard OF each. One was seen
Iashed 10 one OF the boats and the Others
were drowned. A terrible gale prevailed
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Sale OF the Hyseia Hetal.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, April 9.--The Hygeia
Hotel ut this place, with its fixtures and fur.
niture, the original cost of which was over
S6o:oOO, was sold to-day at public auction
Ior S2100O to John NJ. West, of Petersburg,
Va, formerly of Richmond. G,11.o'
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Pea RICHMOND, FRED'G' d POroAAC Il. Il. Coal
GES'L TICKET & FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE.
RICHMOND. October l2th, 1882 -
SCHEDULE UF TRAINS, 500 80

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOs
MAG RAILROAD.
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-sueet station -
Bpm.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street ssaaon =
IL L. NJ. Except on SunJays.)
UP ACC0MMODATiOale leaves Broad-street sfa-
ton at p. ii. lexcent Sundays.) n
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-sreef So
Down NIGHT MAIL. arrives at Byrd.street Sta
don ut $50 A. NJ. Except on Mondaysl = ~ :.
- DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives -
Broad-street station Ut 8:37 A. u except on SUM
dayS.) ---. 49,
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-5treet statio1
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Endays 90 I;1o
and Er.dpricksburg railway. Returnlngs army
.. Broad-street station on Tuesdays, Thursdsyssee
Saturdays at 6 ?. III.
~ J. B. GENTRY,
ocla General Ticket aud FreigiE Agent
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The order forbidding conductors of our
city railroad cars TO enter any house where
liquor is sold works beautifully. They stand
outside now, and take it through the Win
low.-.Brooklyn argus.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINGrNNAT1, April 9.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Coru tirmer ~ 64@67c. Pork quiet aud firm; held
at 7c. Lard firm at exc. for steam also, sales on
private terms, understood 4 fraction higher ! DC.
for jopbiag lots Of kettle. Bacon firm aud in good
demand; 7c. for shoulders; 9n094c. for clear rib;
9Ac for clear. Whlskey steady at 93c
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ryTRA HAVANA LOTTERY.

7an,,al prize, $500, 600. Drawing april S ;ss
Reduced przes tiekess. 1921 ,sotbs si
SsS sSsEssss ssG a.n ans
is Bowgry, sernania Bank sew YoIk,
an S-I4t ~',''7,tg-{
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-. =
Gh3 EenfAunsnI

=. nAHhisbuR9, Pa, April 9.-The Rousa Ia
uay passed Senate bill to appronrissas ~ w,
niiiilon collars for the Centennial hn;sa, JUG
~h9 tnhing amendments. Tne hin :. ,,r -
ne'a untli TWO other bills pass taxing er,, S
rations to raise the necessary reyenrSe "a po-
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sy,.,n,at, official Count.

CIsc1SNATl, April 9.-The official COUNT OF OF
the clty election gives Yorel, tor Judge o.
fhe Superior, Court, on both tickets, 2S,@os
votes. Bender {Democratl, for Ponce CoukG
Clerk. has 5,943 majority, and BGatman
Democrat), for Trustee Of the Water w orks'
q a2s rnaicrjty. -=t. - e,Et.a =
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1NHE LATEST SPRING STYLES. ea8
- EMPORIUM OF FASHION. JSs*
LAST SEASON IN RICHMOND.

Madame DEMELMAS, returning ner thanks to u
generous public for the liberal patronage she mas
Received for the past twenty years. Announces ihat
Inst retu,ned from the orth, she offers very large
and superior stock Of HATS, BoNNETs, FLoWEhs'
RIgEONs STRAW GOODS, RUSTIC bats, &c"
Which she viii sell at very low prices being com
,eiied tn close out her entire STOCK this season az
ANY sacrifice. Miiners who have not mace l hl
smr:,n., nurchasrs may obtain unprecedented DIR
gains At mAOAaI ~ Ja2a Main street
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ST. LOUIS MARK ETS.

ST. LOUIS. April 9.-Flour dull and unchanged
S3.7j0S4.25 TOR superbae winter. Corn firm and
in fair demand at 64kG155c. for No. q mixed OF
east track elevator. Whiskey steady at 92c. PORK
opened firm and closed dull with d1wnward ten.
dency, &16.75nS17. Bacon active and firm Of
6ha7ac for shoulders; 77a97Sc. for 'clear-rib; OF
d9Ic. for clear. Lard quiet and unchanged; steam,
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from lOA. II. until 6 T. III.
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Sailing of n Steamo..

iHILApELPHIA, April 9.-The steamer
tLennsyllania sailed for Liverpool to-day,
Delug her nrst voyage since encounterine
Lhe storm when her captain and some OF her
crew were swept overheard. - -
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DESSOLUTIONS, DC.

nISSOLUTION OF CU-PARTNER-
~ ShIP.-Notlce is hereby given of the dissolr-
ton of the firm of P. WEISlGFR Il CO, by mu-
tual consent, rs of April l, 1S74-Mr. p. WETSI-
been turned over to c. Z. KESr, and patrons, cred
itors, and debtors CT the concern respectfully
referred to nim and to Ills advertisement below.
z. WElSIGGR,
ap S-eod3t CHARLES L. KENT.
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C.ND1DATES FOE OFFICE.

vT,U THE VOTERS OF RICH MOND.-,
i Felow-citizens: / am an independent ca anm
cit 1eur suffrages. Had been fairly defeated Two
wears ago shonlo not now he u candidate. X tne
conservative and Republican parties both
a. tho Serpeantcy Shall Withdraw. Very respect
yuI,v1 iap4i GEORGE A. HUNDLE1..
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OFFICIAL.
CITY AUDITORS OFFrCB,}
RICHMOND, March %, 1874.

CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,
# RICHMOND, March %, 1874.
THE ASSESSMENT OF LICENS E
L TAXES for the year 1874 has been COM
pleted and filed In this office for the inspection OF
all concerned, All persons feeling aggrieyea VIII
Finance Committee Of the City Council ON the
afternoons of 7th. Sth and 9th of april, between
the hours of 5 aud r. NJ. at the Council cham
Der, on Broad street, at which time and place the
committee Will hear and consider appeals from said
assessment. g.. y. u. hO1 81 EN-,
NH 2S-10t kudltOr