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mr. Bcecher's Love-Letters.


stAs to Mr.. Beecher's love.letters," said a
gentleman last evening whose official BUSH
ness has led him to receive and open much
would be surprised to know how foolishly
some women write to him. Every once in
while woman gets little crazy and writes
to MIR. Beecher to tell how much she adores
him. The letters used to go to the Indepen.
dent office, and Tiltop, under orders from
Mr.. Beecher, opened them. Many of them
he made copies OF, and to-day has manu-
scripts and names, and copies of letters, all
connected with respectable ladies who have
foolishy written to Mr.. Beecher all about
their love for him. Some time ago
very respectable lady Of BROOKLYN
wrote q warm, loving letter to Mr.
Beecher; Mr.. John Howard, in the
Christian Union Office, under general in
structops, opened il, and seeing what it was,
locked it up to give-to Mr.. Beecher when be
should call for it. In day or two another
letter from the same woman arrived, which
referred to letter which the writer said Mr..
Beecher had written to her in reply. Every
sentence was full of love, and the lady said
that nothing delighted her more than to re-
ceiye letter from man she loved so well.
She wrote a number Of love.sick epistles,
which Mr.. Howard locked up, one after the
other. Every letter except the first referred
10 reply that had just been received from
Mr.. Beecher, whereas the fact is that Mr..
Beecher did not know of the letters having
been received until long after the lady had
ceased writing, and then the bundle was
delivered to him. He receives lOYe-letters
| by the rean and cord, and the joke OF it is,
| that rs bis wife takes care of all letters that
come to him she reads the loye-letterS before
| he sees them. Mrs. Tilton's letters to MIR.
Beecher were very affectionate and enthusi-
astic, and expressed deep, peryadiDg love
| for him. Mrs. Beecher read them all before
he saw them, and they are all in her posses
sion now. When the scandal was first noised
about Mrs. Beecher looked up the letters,
and at Mrs. Titon's request has preserved
them for her. You can't convince Mrs. Bee
cher that her husband is guilty of anything
that Tilton charges. She says that if all the
| women in creation were to swear that MIR.
Beecher had been unfaithfui she would not
believe them"
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Mrs. BEEcHER's FIDELITY.-One notice
able phase Of the Tilton-Beecher difficulty is
the unalterable fidelity with which Mrs
Beecher ministers to and sympathizes with
her husband in his present trouble. All day
yesterday she was constantly in attendance
upon him, and answered all those who calico
ut the house. She stated that Mr.. Beechel
was in the best of health and spirits, but tina,
he could only be seen by his most intimate
friends. In conversation with promi'
nent member Of Plymouth church. yester
day, be stated to the writer that Mrs: Beechel
was firm in her conviction of Mr.. Beecher's
innocence. Since the publication Of Mr.
Tilton's statement she had observed, 81
don't believe word of it. know my hus
band, and would not believe such thing o.
him we're his accusers to swear to the truth
of their stories. on all the bibles that had
ever been printed"
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

new YORK. July 24.--Cotton dull; sales OF 449
bales MT l7@1 TIC Southern -four in moderate re-
quest, without decided change. Wheat. 2g4c
better; $l.2s@S135 for wlhter red ami ANGER
westt m ), Corn firm and in fair demand ut S0@Slc
for western mixed. Coffee steady at l9a@22Hc.
for Kio. Sugar quiet and steady ut 7A9Sc. Tor fair
to good refining, and Skc for prime niolasses quiet
ana steady. Rice quiet and unchanged IalloW
quiet ut 7aaS 3-16c. Rosiu firm strained a2.2O
ds2.3O Iurpentire heavy:at 36Hc. Pork frmer
aud less active at 1872 for new mess. Beer quiet.
Lard firlner ut 12hc. for primt steam. Hhlskey
GrIner AT Sl@I1.Ol
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From Prince Edward County.
LAND SALE ROBINSON VS.. BLISS.
For The Dispatch.I


For The Disp9tchI
July %, 1874.
An important land sale has just been made
III Prince Edward. Dir. S. Spain, an Eng
.l>h settler. has sold bis fine farm on Bush
RIVER formerly owned by j. Archer Scott
ENi,i 10 Colonel Moses Gillian, of Cumber.
!.Hd. Mr.. spain is a most e>timable citizen
1ad II is hoped he will remain in Virginia,
colonel Gillian is very successful and
none! making planter, simply because he is
,'tIiisrnt III business" and of very sound
Judgment.
4 writ Of error has been awarded by one
o! lae judges OF the Court Of Appeals in the
su'l OF Mr.. o. Robinson Us. G.. ii. Bliss.
l1l>, II will be remembered. was suit for
.'i alleged breach of promise of marriage,
t!ieQ III The Circuit Court of Prince Edward,
ID which the plaintiff "a Virginia widow OF
,AHiy'hycj gaiucd verdict of thirty-three
AuGdTed and odd dollars against the defend.
"A' 4 New Yorker Of seventy-two) for dam
s.c>. A.
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Frenks of Insanity,

ST. LOUIS, July "a special TO the Dem
ocrat from Seneca, Kansas, says that Charles
Cook, merchant of Ball City, Osborne
county, who has been deranged for some
time, thrust knife-blade through the
brain of bis infant child last Friday, and
then beat his own head with hatchet, in
fiicting mortal injury. Pecuniary trouble Is
said to have been the cause ofihis insanity.
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,,,ps of Farmviiic Dis'f'cI
procef" conferences.
.r.aor,ea lor Inc Dlspaieh.I

,pa,nYtpl tor Tie Iiob"SS"'
t"e'''> GUINEA, July 81, 1874. Z
n,y.-Conterence mel thus n' nv
SCOOP a., ,,al Jnly l7thJ at A. NJ, u.
iog IH" ~ y" The chair. The minutes Oh hts'
r7f>l" '.,S read and approved ,,.,. -, !,
dsH were n;,,I, session was taken UP III
Tn" 'nn .",,nnnor,s-carried over from yes,
lcaTn- ~, 1,n, the different charges. az II
tcr4t! 49," Cnnlcrence adjourned. ,,.
4. NJ U' .,, fnrance met again at ) o,cioca,
TIE ,.; r,5 the reception OF reports. !,
and C"' n,mn,yirr Iay delegates were eieeeeo
The 'o '"mI conference: T. NJ. Lcitch, IL
% nc h""' " ". Webb, and h. A. biacS'
J. Palmer, -" .hs election the Conference ad'
.joi,'rSnn, Dy-The Conference met frio .s.
wing =; the appointed ho onrdnc,ed nv
, '.',ri with divine worship
Wv +. NJ. Becsam., ,,,.:,ns on various
KEY .a ascension ofreso!'.fions on C Cai,Sms
LIZ, ~ engaged The attention OF inc S"n'sa
< so,,, unll II o'c'ock~-'ne n''' Ava ' :,
meat: evening Roy. +. NJ. Edwards made
!" . 80, IN regard toa district parsonage
>', .,",,d ,ht, such building WAS III 'he
<2.'S@ s., W deprccatiug the scanty at
y ,',' - local preachers and lay delegates
',.'. ...,;,n ii ,hc Conference was auopteu'
a ,.''> ,i.o resolved 10 bring prominently
j W.. n.a ,hrrr. is pccuniary affairs.
"',.tS .,,o,, WI. made the order OF t"e DAY
,,',iarh tu.morro".
r,.. ,,,nlrrr,.cc then adjourned.
t.n,s-n DAy.--Thc Conference was oion,
y, n.l ,nnrnjar With religious services
t' : T.. Clarke. The mlDuteso Vi lHc
IL! ', ,,,. ,fty we're read ard adopted.
! resolution urging inc s 1870 ,I,n for
49,. n.r,li, OF missions was adoWeu ~ 'ie
.'' ' .,-.,,r,
~. y. ". E"nncit- Oh YOU wy! ~, W." a.
-. .'.r;o. an..rlI in beNaI: OF Randolph Ma
,.',r-,,. .,|;..r which tie following reSo-
~ were adopted .r n:,.
y'',lrr!. I. That the FarmvilIe DISTRICT
,.,l,.rac. I,.rdge> lis hearty cootef|,ioi III
~. ,-nr,. proposed by The recent Lu'sca'
,'.,.l ,any,ut.oD. held IN Broaa'olreeI
,,"r.h, Richmond. VA. TO RAISE an eEoo"
,,,,,.. mad Tor l. Indciph Macon to'lesc.
I.s.irrd. ,: That THIS IohieIence no"
.,'.,,pa : CORRECTION 10 meet the denciencieS
:, ,l,a la, y.M' : assessment Tor RanGoiph
W,r,r Iollryr.
r,jtcrIion vi, taken up, and ABOUT
.,n Va, secured
The Conference then ad]ournca.
TIE Conference was opened III the even
IN, with religious services by keV. % W.
EI7rn,r.
The minutes al the previous session were
,,Il ggd approved.
Ne. T. NJ. Leilch. lay delegate from Cum
}g,;,;d, made Il brief but pointed aoareSs
~ lrba,i OF the Preachers Relief Society OF
Xfr,iria.
nr, Bennett followed Mr.. Lcitch IN speech
- ..n. same ,f,,i.
=. liberal contribution to the Society was
received.
Rex. =. Whitehead made an eloquent
...+ -, ,n,. i'm. ..re.; OF the FarmEll!e L C.
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The New York t;alloon Ascension.

New YORK, July 24.-Professor w. FL.
Donaldson made an ascension in the new
balloon Barnum from the Hippodrome this
afternoon, for the purpose Of testing the
easterly currents. He was accompanied by
newspaper representatives. The departure
was Witnessed by thousands of spectators
The party took UP provisions and will re-
main up taking observations for forty-eight
hours
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!: --latest News from Washington.
Lato weather Report.

Especial telegram TO the DfsDatch.l
WAsH1NaToN, July Isl d. M.-For New
England and the Middle Atlantic States,
partly cloudy weather will prevail, with
southeast to southwest winds, slight changes
in temperature, and falling barometer.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram
WASHINGTON, July PA p. A-For the
Middle States, Lake region, and Ohio Val
ley, partly cloudy and continued warm wea-
ther, with local rains, southeast to southwest
winds, and stationary or falling barometer.
: For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
and Tennessee, generally clear or fair wea-
ther, with high temperature except on the
South Atlantic coast, southeast to southwest
winds, and no decided change in the barome-
ter.
For the Northwest, continued high tenn
perature, with local storms, easterly winds
veering to southerly and westerly, and con-
tnued low barometer.
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Keller from GOOchIaN0.
A rE.YE-ELw pwELLISGS-THE CRoPS-oTHE

4 I@.' E-SLM Nv ELLLNu>-lhE lhSi o--Ol
ITEMS.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
GoocnLANp COURTHOUSE. July %, 1874.
i >jX hours drlyc in Il vehicle took q
tallGi,. If IL from Louisa to this place. |
N,'irrd on The way some new dwellings,
a4o:g which WAS a new church about eight
m.ir- from Louisa Courthouse. | saw but
Oh. good crop o! tobacco. Not fourth of
4 crop VIII be planted in this county.
'.Hr chiuct!.Oug has destroyed large fields
O! corn. The on crop has been harvested
ana TEE crop j. decidedly light. The wheat
crop was not Il good one.
y deiishlIui rain fell here last Tuesday,
which has helped the growing crops very
much indeed.
\ campmceting commences next week at
G"lael church, Which is about four miles
t!9m ills place.
The weather to-day is very pleasant, and
,A"ic |, i prospect for rain. OBERON.
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IoSTAL.-A new pol-otiice is established
a. q. Upper james, Boteiourt county, Va, on
tAe route from Buchanan to Clifton Forge,
WIN george u. Carper as postmaster. a
n ' Po,'-oillce is established at Point Plea
Ts"', E'and eounty, Va, On the route from
s" "p,af ill! TO Blaud Courthouse, with j. G..
" San as postmaster; also at Harmony, Ma
%on county, W. Va, on the route from Ka-
h at'i courthouse to GalIipolis, Ohio, with
H'''AahdCr 4. scott as postmaster. 81
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By TEL GRAPH.
shops Closed sSAyass sExe1spA0slfsts
district efsserance..

s8AOrA- Ae0-sMAyAs s-sEx
District Eenferance.,
Especial TELEGRAM to the Dispatch.l
PoRTsxouTH, July the steam en-.
Igineering shops Id the navy yard we're closed
to-day for the remainder Of the month, 90
account 81 tie exhaustion Of the appro pffa;
.tioD.5 81
The Government pleasure yacht Dispatch
having had her broken propeller repaired,
started again for Washington tonight to take
out the Senate touring party.
The Fredericksburg odd-Feilows tcxcur-
sionists) departed for home this morning,
having been; in the city twenty hours.
The local District Conference, in session
at Beach Grove, in this county, is doing
nothing Of general interest. Rev. P. A.,
Peterson presides.
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Loss Of a Pacific Mall Steamship,

New York, July 24.-Nassau adyices to
the Goth state that the Pacific Mail Com
pany's steamship City of Guatemala, from
New York for Aspinwall, was lost on the
northeast point Of Waiting Island, Bananas,
on the 10th instant, at midnight. All hands
were saved.
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Murder and suicide.

HARTFORD, CT, July 24.-Elihu Spears
killed Charles Davis in West Sutield last
night by striking him with 40 axe, nearly
seycring his head from bis body. Spears
afterwards cut bis own throat, but is still
alive. He was attempting to kill his wife,
and Davis interfered.
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conxic,ton of a Bigamist.

New York, July 24.-James Coughlan, q
wealthy contractor of Hoboken, who has
been on trial in that city for the past few
DAYS on the charge of bigamy, has been
found guilty. Coughan left the courtroom
Yesterday after the charge Of the Judge and
has not been seen since.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July 24.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
active aud higher tor southern; shade lower Tor
western white choice ana am Der. II. 4Oq}Sl. 45
Ohio and Indiana red, IL % l%l.2S. Corn duls
and nominal for southern; white southern, 9U9
Gle: yellow southern S3c.: mixed western. 7Ssc;
unchanged. Western better unchanged. Coffee
nominal. Whiskey frmer at ". Sugar I'M
rbn md.
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sun,,ay-schooI Assembly,.

New York, July ;24.-The Sunday School
Assembly will open at Fairpoint, in this
State, August 4tb, and continue in session
two weeks. It be,a great sunday-school
institute, at W bicl all denominations will be
represented. Bishops Simpson, Jones, and
Peck, with other distinguished divines, are
announced to be present.
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WuEAT-White, 246 bushels.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following Is tile report of blr. L.. Gimmi,
weghmaster, Of the sales of live stock from the
] 9Th July to the Gath Of July, 1874:
CATTLE..144 head sold from 3@Sc., gross.
Hoes LOB head sold from Sh@9c., net.
SHEKP.-Sold from 4@4Ac. gross. Stock sheep,
per head, So ass. 80. -
LAMBS.-Per head, T20QS3. ..'.@
VEALs,-Per head, 36nS13. .ssss
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July "a, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 1918 bushels. Red, $50 BUSH
els.
Corn White. 572 bushels Yellow, "a bushels.
Mixed, 800 bushels.
OATS.-722 bushels.
SALES.
EAT.-White, 100 bushels very good at
S1.45; 20 bushels very good at LAO; 80 bushels
good at $1.37; $40 bushels prime on private
terms; 1874 bushels fair al S1.36; 800 bushels
prime on private terms; 246 bushels good on pri-
fair at $3.50. Total, .2SS bushels.
WHEATRed II bushels good at " So; II
on private terms; Sc bushels very good at s1.45 ;
500 bushels very good on private terms; 20 bush
els at&l.2O. Total, 500 bushels. SIS
CoRN.-White, 372 bushels prime on private
terILs.. yellow, 81 bushels prime at 93c. Mixed,
10 bushels prime at 93c.
!. OATs,-32 bushels very good at 70c.; 249 BUSH
els good al. Csc. Total. $50 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
n bushels.
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Rousp LAKE CAap.-This great camp W

ROUND LAKE, CAap.-This great camp was
to close yesterday. Bishop james announced
that on yesterday Thursday morning the
Association would tender the compliment of
a public reception to the southern visiting
members, among whom are Bishops Doggett
and Kavanaugh, Drs. L. N: Lee, 4; Pl T4.1
mer, T. B. Sargent, John Poisal, A.. w: VIII
son. and other eminent diyines of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, and Drs.
Switzerland and Bates (of this city,, Of the
Methodist Protestant Church. Bishops Ha,
ven. of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
Jones, of the a. NJ. e. Church, with other
distinguished clergymeD, have arrived to
Part in the closing Sg ssry %sn REV. d. sssR
H. Boole as cicerone, to the Sea CHI camp,
near ne New York, where an elegant BANQUET
is to be given them on to-morro " &c tne sea
Gin Hotel BY the leading Methodist aymen
of New York city, Bisnop sDosgggetes us
regarded as one Of the ablest sermons preach.
ed at Round Lake.
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In Distress.

NORFOLK, July 24.-The schooner D. T.
Knight, from Wilmington, N. c., for north
ern port, with cargo of lumber, sprung a
leak at sea and put into this barber to-day
for repairs. She has three feet of water in
her hold.
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ST LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. Iours. July "a Flour weak and quiet-bu.
e,ness small Corn dull and lower: No. mixed
GsSa6aSc, on track. Whskey steady at 96s
PORK higher, s23.5o@s24. Bacon ticm a, ant
figher; shoulders. 9@5ac. clear RIB, llSgi lac.
clear, llk9113c. Lard firm: summer, l1Ac.
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For the Dispatch.I

In consequence Of a case OF hydrophoDla
which recently occurred at Culpeper, the
Mayor has issued an order that All dogs
found in the streets of Cuipeper sha@ DC shot,
tax or no tax. Is not this ao'sety dogmat!cal
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EDUCATIONAL
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session begins October /, and continues
The College comprises the following independent
scholastic wit:
1. LATIN; II. GREEK:
III. MODERN LANGUAGES;
nv. ENGLISH: v. MATHEMATICS:
vi. PHYSICS; VII. CHEMISTRY;
VIII. PHILOSOPHY;
In addition TO the foregoing, Il SCHOOL Of
LAW, under the charge OF Professors Maury and
Neeson, Is connected with the College.
I'm messing clubs, tuition, and other fees, fuel,
lighls, and washing, need not exceed 81 for the
entire session. II board be had 1T The College more!
or I'm rriyate boarding houses, these expenses Will
aif For catalogues containing full information ad-
dreSs &. PURYEAR,
~ o9.eodtOc1 Chairman of the Faculty.
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A Denial from Vic. woodruff.

New YORK, July 24.-Victoria Woodruff
Is here. She declares that the statement at
tributed to her in regard to her relations
with Tilton is absolutely without foundation.
She says she will reserve what she has to say
on the Beecher-Tilton matter until both par
ties have exhausted themselves.
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Fatal Accident.

LAxoKIN, PA, July PA little girl was
instantly killed yesterday at BridgeWater oy
stone thrown BY a blast IN stone quarry
five hundred yards distant from where she
was standing.
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6nNc1ANAr1MARKETs,

CIScCsNATI. July 24.-Flonr dull and unchanged.
Corn firm: mixeH SOC CSC Pork strong at S23QQ
So5 :. now held at S24. Lard firm aud scarce; sum
mer, II &C.: kettle 131tg14c. Bacon irm sh99-
ders. S5GS3c.; clear RIB 1c.; clear, llac. WIS
KEY In goou demand aud hrm ut 96c.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT

COMPARATIVE COllON oihAI'hic' -
Epw YopK. July 24.-Net receipts ut all United
states ports for the week, 5,637 bales; same week
last year, 1892 bales ,ota 70 date 3asS sSs
week. 10 445 bales: same week last year, Ia
6ss bales; total 10 date. 2,769 1913 bales; to same
date last year, 2,51s39e bales stock ok, at oa all
IS23 23 bales: at ali Interior towns, 26, bales
Inst wear, 26,414 bales. At Liverpool, 9S2,00o
tales last year, $4,000 balas. American afgal
for Great Britain, $4,000 bales; last year, 66,-
600 bales.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW IURh.
NEW YORK. July "a Moons stocks duh. Money
az Gold, 109S. Exchange-Long, 4S7S; short
400. Governments dull and States quiet.
NEW YORK, July "a Ecening.-Money easy, "a
8. Exchange dull. Gold, i 09H. Governments dull
and closed firm. States quiet and nominal
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ALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP +rTn
" COMPANY. eaSaiEaa
FOR NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYAN0KE, ISAAC
RAS and GEORGE w. ELDER ibuiiding-eyery
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high
water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1.
pressly for this route
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare accommodations, and attention are I'M.
surpassed.
|. Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New, York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Breights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. =. 8
Freight received until 8 P. M. daily.
For further inIorma1ion, apply to 81
GEORGE W. ALLEN a. CO., Agents,
ap 8 office Comnauv's wharves. R0ckatfs.
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CO. !! e report that Mrs. Abby Sage Richard-
ioa intends TO marry Chicagoan in Sep
n s,,nper Is now denounced as untrue. The.
r ,,,s1 "fo started it ought to be forced to
-'"ii! oIc,~- Goui3er.J0g
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D A, RICH AcSFT6
SHIP L1NE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA THREE
TIMES PER WEEK.-Until further notice the
steamers of THU line will leave Philadelphia every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, and
Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUN
DAY.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Proyi
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp via Red Star anc American steamship lines,
and bills OF ladng Sgnet through. Insurance erect
ed at low rates for all parties who desire It..
Passage 10 philadelphia, lncudlng meals anf
statero6m, SS. w. P.PORTER, Agent,
ia ~ No. 2425 Dock street.
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J,OuIsyIJLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. July 24.-Flour unchanged. Corn
con In fair demand aud higher: shoulders, sSc
clear rib, 11X@l14c.; clear, llA'; sugar1cu cure
hams 154c.; plain, 4Hc. Lard, l4H9l ase. W MS
key, CSC.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 24.-Yirginia 6's. old, 33a
consols, So; ex-coupons. so. West Virgil
MAS, -. North Carolina 6's, old, 90; new, II ;
special tax, 8. Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-25
rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KALI
" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April 19s
1874, passenger trains win run rs follows:
.Ep0hH RTNEJAa(NyD

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KALI
" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April 19s
FROM RICHMOND. ~
$50 A. III. MALL sTkAIN-For GordonsytlicS
Cnarlotres Vile. stanton. White Sulphur. Htnfons
and all intermediate stations daily Except Sunday)s
arriving ut Hinton at 10:10 p. M This train
connects at Gordonsyille for Orange. Gulpeper,
Warrenton, Manassas, Ale1aBdri Washi0gtons
and the North, and at Charlottesville for Lynchs
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and this
sg a:4S p. II. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-Fors
GoruOnsyle anu all intermediate daily texs
cept Sunday arriving at GordonsTlte VI 6:3 o Pa
$50 P. NJ. CISCINNATI ExPREss.-For Cor.
d0Dsvilie Charlottesville, Saunton, GcsheBJ Mill
boro', Coylngton, White sulphur, and ail stations
west of White Sulphur daily texcep: saturday ara
irving at HUNTINGTON ut $50 p. III. This train
connects 1T Gordonsville for WASH ogfOn, Baltt~,
more, and the North, and for Lynchblrg, Bristol
and the South, ana ct Huntington win steamerl
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and all points
West and Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati at 3 A.
M. . . zl.. i. 4
Staunton and all intermediates stations SATU k-s
DAYS ONL Y, arriving st staunton ta0.4S y. ~.
Baggage checked through. la4s7f3 ~
For through tickets, rales, anc information. Aps.
ply at S26 Main street. Ballard and ExchanRe H0S
tel or at the eompanys 6Gce, Broad street and SIX
:. General Passenger and Ticket Agent
"A. III. PERRY. General suoerinfend an - :