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Port OE RICu1faNI,- a A.. - :

Saa se.s 7O2 HIeh tide co. 81
FORT OF RrCHMoND. NAY Is.is71
80 ARRIVED
,3,sn e an, cstoyes, Trayers RaIt.,or.
stsa W l.. b. Tatufn. Z an
r,sssh.sIr. o.. WI EvertnHn, Fiatt phi,.a.,,,
SrhonnssI snu MESSENGERS, W.P. Porter
~ daou1er Hattie Coomb1 ia asnrr G.e,
~ SoaI Tor Carrie q Co, '','-'oA' ~'orioik,
for Cutie ktightooat, Wood, Norfolk, to load cal.
ns aseh no Sunny South. Mann, Ede.,on n r
Hi = Shtr thnobs, Ssarboro, Edsuton. Y q a.,
CALLED.
.h Su1mer Eliza Hancox, Clifford ~o-..
E.uIse Aha passengers. l.. B. T.rn,, ao.t hef'
d,ea .s richmond, Reed, New Vow rr
Sts., u pssssnRer6, G. ". Allen Co .,a. ichAn-
Z. Porter. : i~tt, fhiladelphl2, W
ptis .oonsr Caroline Holmes, Jackson pb,,,o.,
S-'~fhtAhA's' Curtis Il Parker. A"iiAue!-
cLhARHD FOR THIS roR1.
hay ficcsdllley tRritlsh), Byron, New W.,
R Rsrs Advance. Thersensten, Liyerpoo, .n.,,
Rrir Kipelan, Young. Liverpool. ..
schconer Ssh, Boston, May g.
IL '"soner NarcissA, Applegarth, Esitlnor. ~.
n sshS9ner H r. Simmons. Willis, ph,l.ae,n,,.
h sSh9'SncrJ. H. ksrveu, johnson, pb,,,d.,n,,.
q schooner Dolphin, Psssap.., Ph,l.d.,nb,, Nj,
vs. Schooner j. s. 1vlns, Inger,oll, pb,,.a.,,,,.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YonK. May 15.-Net RECEIPTS s al .,s o.!
United States ports for the week. 27,I6S % oa tS
date, S605,a-6S bales; to same date last yea ear
GALES Exports for 'ae S Mfes: aea
Sis az Jajes. Stock at ali United States 20 1Tt S
5ass ssI y sass sS ssi e;ss
ttrior to%ns rs 900 bales; last year, 7aS0G.
s1 LlVeipo erican cotton aoat for Great bfalih
; oae ma haIes: last year, 100000 bales.
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HUNTSVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. May l5.zFlour unchanged hang, P Dot!
quiet and unchanged e,e ai rb o
&c. ne Lard In fair demand ana lower
fierce, Ike; keg, 11Ac. Whiskey 94'
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In the Massachusetts Senate on Thursday
a resolution providing for an amendment to
the Constitution to secure the elective tram
cbise and right to hold Office to women Wis
refused a thru reading by IA yeas y, Is
nays. The Senate also refused Thu. d read
ing to tt,ne prohihitory bill by Q vo'.e of II te
III.
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The Capture of vasquez, the California
RRuGit.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 30 There ia great
excitement at Los Angeles in consequence
of the arrest of Vasquez, the bandit. The
iai in which he is confined is guarded by
strong force of men to prevent the escape or
lynching of the prisoner. The total appro'
prstion for the capture of Va$queZ and his
men is ST., 000-SS.000 for the Chief.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. May Is oon.-Stoeks steady. mo-
ney, g. Gold, 112k. Exchauge-Long, 4sol:
short, 4o0k. Governments dull ana nominal
States steady.
observation-disclosures easy at 3@4. Sterling dull at
4ssx. Gold closed easier at 112s0lI2a. Gov
crnmsnts dull aud steady. States quiet ano little
doing.
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| & " M n
R1CuMosD, FAKpsa Il PoroMAcR R-f.n-. -
uEGL TICKET FREfEHr AGEErs80YTLtFSe e
r, RICHMOND: May ! 9Th. 1874. -
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND pore.
Mae RAILROAD. 5-s,--'S
s,SSrr DAI MALL leaves Byrastreet station an
VI = S - NAIL leave. Byrdstreet Rsaon q,
AZ W lpACGoMGoDATIOSie leaves BrosG-srreet -.
SIn nt z. Ne Except Suntiays ! . =
OoWN DAY NAIL arrives AZ nrrf-.treet o.
ueB ~ 80 P. M. .Sr'SSss's'&sSss 80
W. 81 $50 A. b. Except on 3fontLlysJ 80
pOHN AICOhdODATIONTE arrfyes ~
dayB.) 80 a. ~. le4csN on sun
DAlLY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH.
MOND AND BALTIMORE. i : -
FhEI5HT TRAINS leave Broad- sIroef etstsors
oal5 (Suntays excepted a; $50 A. NJ ,ccn ns~stS,s-
1t Su2ntic0 with the Alexandra and Frs.e,icEss
burg railway for Baltimore. Returning viii ar-
HYe at Broad-street station ut S:l5 r ne -
Through bills lading and rates given 10 all prsncE
PAL points North and West - -
By order OF General superintendent
J.B. GENTRY, -
my 1s General Ticket ard Fre.ah. Agent !.
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c1Nc1HNATI MARKETS,

Crsc1ssATr May l5:Flour very q an Nd G x
ea Sed a. Lard arm; summer, 1oc loose; j1beng
sales kettle g. 1dSs Ra:oR gln 1ee@Io
7&c:; cie "a ,.i L.S demnSd and lower at 94c.
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R.I,TIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May l5FoGr9Tes and rme1 ant
IN tmnroycd demand; southern white, 66YoSc.,
Yellow, s5c. Provisions a shade hrmer ana qu un
Ehiskey dull al 99c. Groceries quiet al" un
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France.

LONDON, May 15.-The Ttmes's correspond.
ent at Paris, in letter to that journal, says
the Duke de Broglie, the Federal minister OF
Interior, will to-day present to the Nauonei
Assembly a bill for the formation or the Up
per Chamber. 1t is curious fact, says the
writer, that the mere project of presenting
that measure was the real cause OF the down.
fall of Theirs.
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Engineer and Superintendent.
H T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. apps
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHKsApEAuf
- - RAILROAD COMPANY, ,
- RIrraNnVr pr7l III 1874. n

BlcaxoaD, York RIVER AND CHEsApEAxIf
-, RAILROAD CoMfANY,
.v. RICHMOND. April ID, 1915
HN AND AFTER TUESDAY, sARRlL
" 2lsT, PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS
on this road win run as follows: 49, - r.
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point lesyea
Richmond at 8 2. d., and train from West PoinG
Win arrive at Richmond at 10;10 A. u. dauy lsur.
tLe splendid steamers Havana and sne will MN
IN connection with this road, and will Leave WesC
Point daily SunGays excepted on tue arrival OF tho
train which leaves Richmond NJ 8 2. M, arriving ae
Baltimore next morniF 6 In ample time TO connecs
With trains FOR the Norb and West and leave Baltt-
more daily (Sundays exceptedl st d., CONNECT
jrg al West Point with the train due at Richmona
at 10 next mOSnlD2
Fare to Baltimore. 59
To Baltimore ana feturh.... ...-..-> guy
Fare to Philadelphia .........,......'. "
To Philadelphia and return......... 13 20
Fare tss New YORK. 19 SSn y
FREIGHT TRAIN. for through height 9piy.
leaves Richmond daily tMondays excepted1 az
1880 A. b., connecting with steamers AZ West
Point that deliver freight IN Baltimore early neAs
h SREiGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
Cor freight between Richmond and west. FolnlI
leaves Richmond ON Mondays, Wednesdays, ara
Er,days ut z A. NJ. Local freight received Taes~-
davs thursdays, and Saturdays.
Superintendent.
! WIN. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION: ap 20
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, May l5.-Virginia 6's, old, 80
conxol.. 81, West virginia's, IL. North Caro-
lin. 6s, OIL is; new, Is; special tax, 8. Bid TO-
dav
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO KAlLRUAU
THE SHORTEST ALL-RAIL LINE
FROM ~-.-.-.-
RICHM OND
TO
POINTS WEST, \ NORTHWEST, AND EAST.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND COLUMBUS,
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS,
and all intermediate points.
For rates, time-cards, and Information generally,
apply at companys ticket Office, 1901 Main street,
and at 500 Main street, corner Eighth aud Byrd
streets and office OF Richmond, York River aud
Chesapeake railroad. j. l.. WALDROP,
8. Z. Passenger Agent,
1901 Main street, Richmond, va.
T.. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Baiiimores
Nd NH ll-3m
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANylLLE RAILROAD Co., I
RICHMOND. Va, April 20. 1874. J
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TO take effect
- FRIDAY, May l, 1s74.-SovTnERN EXPRESS
Observation-Disclosures Richmond at SODA. NJ. leaves
banyiie at 1903 p. d.: arrives at Greensboro at
3:43 P. NJ. and Charlotte at 9 z. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORR EXPRESS least.
wardI-leayes Charlotte ut $50 A. IL. leaves
Burkeville ut S:06 p. NJ, and arrives At Richmond
at / :O2 ?. Nj. This train connects at Charlotte
with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Air-Lino
railroad from New Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery,
Atlanta, and all points South and Southwest.
THROUGH MAIL (westward)-eayes Rlchmond
at 1893 p. ID. !; leaves Danyie ut 9:52 T. Nj
arrives 1t Greensboro a. 1880 A. ~; arrives az
Charlotte with trains on the Charlotte, ~ IumoA
and Atlanta, and Atlanta and kicb-~--<zfAlr-L
railroad for Atlanta, Mobile, New Orleans, Column
bia, Augusta, Savannah, Charleston, Macon, Coinm-
bus and all points South and Southwest. falaca
SIeeping-Car on trains from Richmondto New VI
THROUGH MAn teastward)-leav Charlotte az
z p NJ; leaves Greensboro Mt 2:15 A. M; lcaIe6
Danvile at 5:2S A. n. ;leayos Burkeville At ld;au
A. NJ; arrives at Richmond ut 2:2S T. M.t Tns
train connects at Burkeyille with trains On the
Atlantic tssiss1ppi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg and points Southwest.
LYNcHbUR6 PASSENGER (westuard)-leaVee
Richmond at 9A2 A. M. arrives at BurkevilIe AZ
1887 p NJ; arrives at Lyncbourg at 4:4Of. ~.
BURKEyILLE ACcosfMoDArroN eastward
leaves Burkeyillt ct 4:so A.. NJ; arrives Of Rich
Through tickets sold to all points ssuth and Sauths
west, and baggage checked through. r.r co1vr
Engineer and superintendent.
n r. DOUGLAS. Master Transportation. sp29
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uaxIur.on. Nv. Races.

LEXINGTON, May 15.-Bigfellow to-day Wol
the ..mile race-time, a:5o-and Grlmsteau
bay lilly, by Gilroy, Won the mile dash
time. 1:44,
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AIDES AND MISSES SERGE s.
- LACE and BUTTON CATERS, gA2z
Ladies, and Aisses' Serge FoIsd and BuHop cal
TIERS; VIVA 0@Af-
Ladies' and Kisses French, Black Kid, and ssso.
CEOQUETS; 1Sess
Maria Ansoinettc RUSkISS:
Juui2ttas, Aagnolias, aud other a.ylse Of ghfs,
PERS and WALKING SHOES;
Gsntlemen's, Boys. and Youths Calf Prince AZ
bert UXFORDS, TIEs, 10, ssx, plain, and ex-
terstoa toes;
Children's and Infants solo-ad and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS In endless variety, jass ~
seivcd for early spring trade.
CUSTOM WOkk MADE TO 9EDEa AND
GUARANTEED TO Fit. REPAIRING neatly
and promptly done.
special ATTENTION paid 10 orders.
JOHN r. ROSCKEN SON,
nah 81 sos and 511 Broxd street
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TpTTIT sYRUPs for soda water, maze OF
nnre Juices. Also, FRUIT ESSENCES .oi
hnvoFins' For saie = sSoDEkER BioTHER.s.
- Druggists,
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m TELEGRAPH.
,.,s>t News from Washington.
r,,l.x'Sh,s "i'' I" ,as ss"A'

Y
| sS'fN ~ -----
/ ,s Ri.I la tne Senate
1 The tt,t'-" 49,, :, Ike rs,pAtaA.l
>""'E' TN. eivil-richta
v.>a.>Gr'N' 49, :, ia, s.nat.
\, probably "' .">'" ~ ..,rn.
g .,.,,r.> Vi. max. the snor; TO have
'.'."' .:5c-,t,
"a, ''.'S - arkansas. il very AJAX.
S0.'"' - ',.'' ,,.,.;,n nroviding for Al
~, ~ h.'' "'> -
/ ~,-~.,1t" IN"
I yux AK t>s1s sSo'"hS
n his he viii not be likely to
->7 .'' ..-s. majority Of members
! ,.;,.., with tho action
.>-@ ,"'<'> a. r.,;,... ovid 49,.
r., T.s,!"S'' :" cas-
-.,.>c = "'l->NHH ''l''V - enae"'
.- Yo,r;,,. cl.SirmaN Of The Commit
>'"' SO ...-..s viii call I'D the leris-
- : ! ''',
:. .,..,,"t, ana 'N0'o''''
.rc".-H,ArioS r1i'
..,,,- - ave !, considered. There
- '''' ,.,,.....-. Win, desire to sneak or
a. ~N''". 10, .,, = + ro.s.s :. I'LL
-. ~ ..-'@ - 49, ~
49,. tr ; IN. EH']'as " Nil ''A>,eS arc
,c,- ar, Ned With its obnoxious
, TIAoS.
r.~-<..-a "-rsS tclcs-amsl
congregational.
....>e-av. N., II :n0.-.-The citi-
.,....>,i.,.f i,r.:.;cN the Government
-.-.~ II ~ yves.
.' " r,H.;rfns tic clsjm Of the heirs
Nruc.a>s - the Court Of
'...<.&
- 80 -pi;~c .: the German
- ,..-.. .. West Virginia was
,...,.,,,,> .~sr. notice that on Mon.
,..,- I'm, New Jersey fFreGnc-
- ina S.rs,. n resume the
r., ,;rD.-;ch.s III, ,r6 lila.
5,...,. ;.>rys IN any other mes
..
\. avtoo CAV" no:1cc thai on honds!
49, -: cal u. ne: Er>oiH'lon introduced
- .@ - ile>''"N % !'"fue 'ot 1ne @l'
.'-,1",i q 'N0s'9'''ee ~ !He ssn.o 90
--''-~' - ~ HH' ~ - " '''
,1~ q i">''> .20'''
-..:. -. i"T ne 1ciei OF H!sam ".
L 70 ~, c'Sc"-'S1 al some lensth. Inc
--:> Tie :>!ioenE u s9:u"V 70 Ao'e'
80. 81 >".Ia> - ans; me cnlea ota'eS,
:. Is" ,$,."'.''" ~ -. oIneo S'A'e'
- 49, - ..'.I '.,'iI III - ro
81. - ...,.:.. - 1o,y roe.r.ha 80
- 49,, ~ -. I,,io;. W
A ',-.A I''''''' - '-@ o0N
,;n- $3.50.
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SuESAPEAkE AND OhtD fAILRuAD,I
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, Va. tprIl OF 1874

And CORRESPONDENCE low rates to all points " cST.
NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
Families and parties emlgratlng 10 the West will
be furnished with rates from 20 to 80 per cent.
lower than the above second class Baggage check.
ed through
For tickets or Information apply to j. G. DANE
8 W. Agent. Greensboro, y, c.; X. PEcKuAM.
Agent, Broad and Seventeenth streets; GARBER'S
onion Ticket ONCE, 1875 Main street, or TO
EDGAR VLIET,
ap29-1m G.. 2, C. II. Agent, Richmond Va.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.

BERLIN, May 15.-A special dispatch -
unfinished. IN which no names are mentioned,
but which leaves the inference that the
Grand Duke Nicholas was arrested IN conse-
auence of the disappearance OF certain
diamnnds-
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The New Currency Bill.

"A.#,Ng70E. 3tav lj.-The following
,-4,r'4. ~.r.rriar.I statement of the meaning
e.. 80. l..Irranry .,jli rossad nv th. Senate
:.....l M enc se.p,s ~ uniarSt,nd i i,
t,..,-.,;,.j =, ,i,.. rinse., annro,ch n Tive
....y,. u. 1Dc riddle extunt:
IT, ..;y rcugte currency bill passed
E.~'a.G4Y ty tina. body Droyides for free
Ia Xix. releases The reserves in circulation
eE-, ai- l-r cuu,.. which is to be deposit-
O. IL lie Treasury for purnoses of redemp-
To. 4 ,,jirJ >t;;.. nnfe. and reouires re-
>";,~> On G.Do,it "a h. ken, nv each bank in
> y.....>-z r,r, -. y,.h;nh r1..ar,.e chaII hr
.-.....r.i, T,ar, =. ,As n";. .oao;r.d hw !, ~
,,n-a.. ~ he hn.G- sSId ~ - 1920 $500. the
t..~U state, Trno.urv IT, I'r.r.re fnr
s-4. r,.y,rcn., tI,. li,I ro,,,1;re. ~ rs+;rn.
-.-.: {: .reruls,rL, ,n1qI in anount RI
;",.,y.0,r Der cent nf The nsw n.tional
ha-a ......nry i,.,ai--the retirement r. he
- ~I..iu tlirfy DAYS aftsr The amount Of
;-.Hp,uyu Of ~. n.tjoual bank currency
-, jven i,.urd Thn maximum amo,1nt Of
g." United Sp.r, nnres * fxed al s3s2 900.
Co.,. and r..,ircIorrf ,h.ll he in reduction Of
! -.,H amount Uni. il i. rnduccd IA 5000 0OO.-
4to.
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DEPARTURES OF sTrAmEns.


IN Or NEW YORK THE FSse
= Old Dominion stsanstfp Co1snaaY;s
ttsamsEip ISAAC BELL. Captain BI.tKsa. nd ri,
sail SUNDAY, May I'm: d s cseiaef +. d. = 2,
Through bills or adrg sened. ana So!e si st,.
Harded with dispatch to all points nosshs se.S
aas., and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsnrpassa6
Fane 70 E .sg York. s1z; seesagr, o.; sosss
Fer ffes' Or pasa'Sge s sf1lyE e as ) Z
my 1o-1t Company nars, Roassats.
|DHILADELPHIA, RICF. $50
4 MoND, And NORFOLK sTEAA 1865
SHIP LIAE-FOR PHILADELPHIA r ICE 4
WEEk:-Unul further notice Inc steamers q I'D.
and SATURDAY, and kiehmond every M0RDlY
Snd F2tDA1 at IL O'Clock n.
Fsss. taken for all parss Of asv
Also, for Antwerp and Liverpool ria Red sias and
American steaushIp nnes and bills Of ladang sisnat
hiiongn: insurance elected for an parties who de.
Passage Passage e Phlaaelphla, insed.ng meals sm
''a'er'cm' ~. Uo o.sM. 2; PORTER, Agent
WLLIAHP. CLYDE 4 CO, AsenS oA"'
4 II No. 10 South Wharyes, PhIladeiphsa.
CUNARD LINE. <sSEsa
Tickets 10 and from ALL POINTS IN EUROPE
by the celebrated CUNARD LINE a, 40 i,
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
GENERAL RAILROAD TIOxEP-OPRlR
ANp
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
THROUGH TICKETS TO all principal points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST vta ALL
RAILROAD and TEAMSHIP LINES.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and private
residences TO DESTINATION al acAets sole
by me. Rates same as at aepots-
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED ZOE
IN ANY PART Oh THE CITY.
., tickets sold VI our Offices. Information cheer
tuly given TO al, routes.
Principal Office. 1926 Main street, and branch Of
dee at Exchange Hotel. A. W.EARBER
-ap o-ZM President.
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ON AND AFTER NAY 1sT, 1874, the
" business heretofore conducted nndtr the firm
name of BROWN, PENBERTOS & Co. viii he ear
rieo on under the name OF ID. U. DAVIS Co.,
who will keep always on hand large stock OF
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, and J1QUORS,
and solicit continuance Of the trade generally.
$50 barrels A, b, &, aud & YELLOW SUGARS /;
100 barrels Crushed, Powdered and GranuRssd
so barrels lew-gr.de YELLOW SUGARS,
so barrels Porto Rico MULASSES,
so barrels Prime 10 Choice SYRUPS,
so barrels Common SYRUPS,
rs tcrces Prime LEAF LARD,
40 hogshcads SHOULDERS and s1DEG1
90 ticrccs Choice SUGAR-CUkED HAMS, can
y;.sed and uncanvaScd;
10 uerces SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS, can
yased and uncauvascd;
Is boxes BREAKFAST BACON, small sizes;
Full line LAG UAfRA and RIO COEtLES,
$50 boxes SOAP. various brands;
90 boxes Prime Factory CHEESE,
100 barrels Prime Bright EASTERN HER
100 barrels Extra and Supsrnne FLOUR.
25 barrel, VINEGAR.
Also, full assortment OF
T8As, BUCKETS, BROOKS, WIAPPrfa-PAPa1,
TOBACCO, RICE, CANDLES,
HORSFORD'S POWDERS, PEPPER,
SPICE. MUSTARD, GINGER,
BRUSHES, NUTNEGS, STAEen
ESS. COFFEE, SODA, kATGuES,
BLACKIEG, &C., &c.
Also, full line
LIQUeRs and CIGAR
myl-1m ID. .. DAVIS 90.
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DOR RENT, NEW FRAME TENEGs
E HENT on the east line OF Twenty-ffth H;2
street between Clay and. Leigh streets containing
six rooms, &c. Lane bhO1dGh'
my 1a-3t
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TOR RENT, TWO NEAT BR1CKA
T. TENEMENTS-one on Canal, and the sa1
o,ber on Fourth street-containing six rooms each
Have been put In nice repair. Rent only S2l6 per
annuln. Apply TO WYE ppnrupp
q LII ~ T. ~
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTrEs:D TO @, SELL sEIdar,s , ~, o,r,or
No. II FOURTEENTH STREET (uuder EX-
change Hotell all the FORFEITED PLEDGES
left from last sale, consisting OF DIAMONDS fine
GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS, and all kinds OF
The articles are guaranteed ~ re-
presented, aud sold At about half the cost.
IL,
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, Nay IS, 1874.
SoLp.-9OO Virginia consos ie1.coup0nsI .
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EOR RENT, HANDSOME BRICK d.
it RESIDENCE on the east line Of Third Ill
street between Cary and Canal streets, containing
Ten rooms with all modern Improvements. Pos
session at once, LINE bho4uGh.
,,,I
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, those two very desirable a.
a new BRICK TENEMENTS on the north Eli
side of Clay between Adams street and Brook ave-
nue.. containing six rooms each. besides closets;
with kitchen, and all modern couyenienccs attach
ed. Possession at ONCE. Apply to
JOHN Il. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent,
myl6-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
TOR RENT, 9 new BRICK TENE- o.
e MEST, with modern improvements, onSa:a
Fourth street between Clay and Leigh streets. II
has nine rooms. Apply TO
GEORG !; A. BOOKS Apothscary,
Broad street between Fifth and Sixth streets.
my 16-1t*
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BOVED, SHOES, dt0.
NEW sTGRE-EE GaODss. !,

4 L g
~ BkOAD STREET., Snail spen tbs dsy s, sn'
SH tns .arEest and best asserted Of Beers
eve. offered in this city. %. sAAsAsls' *
n Al THE THE Nav styles IN adde's. and ssss..
eas'ssa II ESQ aRsoS s ss
~ ss ~ Broad street, Ter Short tias sniy sn
sssn e STOCK A present sters ~ ~ ssis1
nZ14:s. LII AID Il + Broad saf Street.
UST RECEIVED, Ladies, fiuers,
y SERGE buTToN BOOTS: Iadies, sns ySEE
EE !,x EB ! buTT06 BOOTS; Lasies' assY Nv
H1HT hIs FeAMhEnos 9 ~ Genslss,sar aae ga.
L II ss sHoEs Ny assortment y now esaplsss 10
- JOHN .. PAGE, yn., oso Main ,rss,
ALL AND EXAMINE eua.
'Dl'ns stock Of a.
AND SSdEI4 SEX E,ssB oeTs, aAI1Eas,
ine an sspslsss variety Of rRUEKs, vAL,sEs
.pa. Eisso' rLtnrF Ests , s.,. Pr,
UsT RECEIVED, a full line of ,he-
SHOES. Barts ,ne shoe. .n bSSTs a ND
Ey,esLsesn as ladies. misses, and childIrnS Eo,
ma, GOAT serge Button Bes,s asd I areI p,t,ua
I rals; gent ,s BOYS and yesths que Shoes
Gu - Can LII J EalI Union, and Goat Tios
wen &c ona1it2 'Sa 'aIn sS satisfied in price "a
.p g corner Fourth "a an ~ BOD TaaaL ,sls,,s
T OOK AT THIS AND ECONo-.
4, ~ AlZE, AND BUY WOsK MADE kTHH 90
hsGE.-l.adies' Serge Button Boots sold at
9 u RICHMOND BOOT AND sHoE FAcTeRY.
Broad street, bct1ee Seeo nd and Third streets
,na s1.1a Ladies' Serge Lace Caters for 81 La.
Foxsd Button Boots, IS 10 $3.50; Misses, serge
chr ia ase rem u 1919 1925 Ladies French
"a S Ehos, At $3.50: Ladies Kid Button Boots.
,J,os, lanes lanes Pebble Goat Button Boots $3.50;
70. ae9P,e Goat Lace Boots at $3.50; Aisses'
CAR Ge s1,srd French Calf Boots, s7 cents French
11 alters from 81 1855 Boys from Ia 10 S9 so
| |9ys hrst-class Calf Shoes $3.50,
| cniiuren's Shoes sold At low hguras
| ether kind sold - AE "~iAahtsu, IT'D" no
| REPAIRISG neatly dosa
Iii H a1 Wishing to buy good BOOTS and SifOFs
Will Apa ~ 10 ueir adran tage to give nae aau
| apt " booSkcA'
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DOR RENT, o GRANITE STORE
I and DWELLING on south SIDE Oh broau -
he,waen First and Second streets, No. l03. Pos
9eS'ioA e"A E. D. EACHO,
my749t No. Fourteenth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16

EOR RENT, THE THREE CAPA- a.
T. CIOUS AND CONYENIESTLY-AR-M
RANGED STORES and the two large floors above.
extending over the three stores, the north side
OF Cary between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. The
stores have large capacity As to room and strength
and the floors above admirably adapted Tor to-
bacco factory or other purposes requiring room.
Apply to a,r,,, E xr,1,,,rs
my 9-eod6t GRUEBs HL6aAAs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-14

SENATOR JONES is vigorously battling
against the currency bill. He is report
e! as follows:
Jones thought the I'LL was besmeared
over with imitation. lie feared such
legislation would take place before 1873
rs woUld utterly ignore every feature of
the bill. He aid know that imitation
under the bill would be immediate. He
argued that it was utterly impossible to
resume specie payment and have it per-
manent with this great volume OF green
backs in circulation. Such payment
could never be maintained without q
contraction Of the volume of currency
and the bill would never bring the
country to specie payment. Instead of
by an arbitrary measure raising the
price Of greenbecks it would be far easier
to reduce the volume thereof SO that
they would approximate in price to gold.
He believed ii easy to return to specie
payments within two years without any
danger to the interests Of the country.
He protested against the passage Of the
bill as al evil, and only evil would be
its result.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-14
Found Dead in His Ga bin.

Eureka. June IA miner living
in New York Canyon, named CLilders.
was found dead in his cabin yesterday
afternoon. He was working & mine be-
longing to himself and the last seen of
him was at , O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
At the inquest held to-day. evidence was
given that deceased had been ailing for
some time past, occasionally complain
ing of dizziness. He was between 40
and 80 years Of age. and a native of
Kentucky. He had lived in New York
Canyon about three weeks, and was
somewhat addicted to drinking.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-14

NoTICE.-Alexander II. Smith Of the
Recognized Church OF Jesus Christ of
Lattsr-Dav Saints. will preach at the
County Buildings at haif-past seven
this evening. All are invited to attend.