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An ARRAY at q Base Bali Match.

MEMpn1s, July 9.-During game Of BASE
ball, in the suburbs, last evening, negro
man who was in the way of Peter Meath,
catcher, was ordered to move aside, to which
he replied with an oath, and drawing pls-
toll fired at Meath. Meath ran to bis coat,
and getting pistol returned the fire. Some
half.do shots were fired in the melee
which ensued. The negro fred at other
members of the Clue, and finally he was
shot in the back and then beaten terribly.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

VIEW YORK. July 9.-Cotton easier; sales, 10 ~
bslrs. Southern Hour quiet; common TO talr TX,
rra. rs gOGSG go: good TO choice extra, So.ooQ
Sill Wheat in large supply and scarcely so urn a!
II .3OD*l35 for winter red ana anner western G ~
n 37ms13S for No. l spring; $l.35@Sl 40 Tor
white western: ii. 65 for new crop whlle 6eorgia'
Corn scarcely so firm and in moderate export IT,,
mand; Considerable exports reported on western
.rcount ut 75n)76kc weStt TN m!XeG Closing at
nc for prime. Coffee quiet and steady. Rice
steady with fair jobbing Gnsness ,o TanW QUIZ III, a.
E".;nI heavy ar S2GS2 O5. Turpentiuc heavy AT
s s PORK ' lower; new $40 Lard hrmer at la,c.
Whiskey steady al 99c. Freghts unchanged; cot
ION per steam. q.
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hErkNS IN BAsKEurIcY.-TheA ATTORNEY.
'"h"fAi iIis decided that under section nine.
r... ~ 'Dc ac' ancndatory of the bankrupt
j.; ,'!I "i'cu Stale. inarshals and registers
,,,,, .,'"' ni'cy are not required to make the
nna; 'IH ,,'c'r!n provided Tor. until they are
j., ',''Nco WIN CIRCULAR forums and directions
,,'' >i" vet thereto BY the Judge. of the SUI
t-''+e I0QII ., the U4ited States,
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rrorribye Wife Murder.

MILWAUKEE. WIS.,, July AT Graves
vile, Calumet county, yesterday, man
named Thomas Loitie murdered his wife.
Knocking her down with q hammer, he then
cut her In horrible manner with an axe.
He concealed the body under the house,
covering it with rags. On being arrested
he said that he killed her SO she would not
abuse his children any more.
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Loss Of n british clipper Ship-SeVen-
ty.uine Lives Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-The Sidney Her.
aid of June 9th, in giving the particulars OF
the loss of the iron clipper ship British Ad'
mral, on the west side OF Kings lsland,
says that out of lightweight persons on
board only nine survived to tell the tale OF
the awful disaster. The captain and prln'
cipal officers of the ship were lost. Ihe
British Admiral is the eighteenth vessel
wrecked on Kings Island since 1S4O, and
over 800 persons have persisted on this shore.
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i,eialcnt,ors OF nm ola bank officer.

NEW BEpFoED, MASS, july 9.--John p.
Barker. cashier Of the First National Bank
OF New Bedford, has been removed from
office Tor Irregularities. The deficits have
been made good by bis friends. and no loss
falls upon the bank. tits stated that the de-
falcation amounted to $4,000. Barker is
nearly sixty years of age, and has been
cashier about twenty wears.
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The Nathan siurder-Acnin.

New YORK, July 9.-Yesterday, during the
demolition of the Nathan mansion, a bloody
shirt was found secreted in dumb-waiter.
1t was taken to the police central office this
morning, and on examination the name Of
Nathan was discovered under the collar,
though covered with large blotch of blood.
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MONMOUTH, July o. Third Doy.-B. F.
Caver won the first race. Time, 2:13a.
Second race, Oak stakes, won by bay FLY
Regardless. Time, 2:45.
Third race, won by Tom Bowling easily !;
Whisper second. Time, 4:53.
Hurdle race, won by Stockwood. Time,
2353
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From the Hot springs.

Especial telegram 10 the nispatch.J
Hot Spg1xGs, July GIVE find here an
unusually large company, including many
distinguished persons from all parts OF the
country The first ball OF the season occur
red last night, and was 4 brilliant affair.
Weather delightful.
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RALTIMOkE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. July 9.-Flour steady ana IN la iair
demand Wheat steady. Corn firm; "iil,e SOU u
rrn 93c: yelrow SAC. Oats strong ana Scance
somibcrr. 7iM 7Sc. kye scarce at i OIL ~. Iro'
visions strong Mess pork scarce at 81 81
shoulders. SmS4c.; cear-rib sides, ~ ~ So
Cred hams An &C. Lard iirmcr 1T 12ssgI Z;.c.
Cotiee and sugar unchanged. Whiskey scarce Ut al
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July g. Nooas.-Stocks active, fever
ish, and lower Money, 2. Gold, 1888. En-
change-Long, 4S7h; short, 400. Governments
active, unsettled, and lower states quiet and
lower.
Epening.-Money easy at 2H6Q3. Sterling steady.
Gold steady at O93.41 O9S. Governments dull and
steady. States quiet and steady
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Swift Justice.

HARTFORD, Coss., July 9.-James McCabe,
New FORK thief, robbed jewelry store
this Dorning was caught at half.past lnree
this evening, and sent TO the States pr's son
t. serve out term OF seven years ior DIS
offence,
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, July 9. 1874
Since our last report the tobacco market has
ruled very firm, and prices on all grades have stiff
fened II little, particularly the better grades OF
shipping and wrappers Extra fine bright wrap
pers now bring &90@31O0; fine black wrappers
s16@*16.5O; fine English shipping, s15QSl6.
We continue our quotations:
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FIOatcI Out.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The steamer Va
dcrland was tluated out Of the Government
dry-dock this morning. She has been re-
cciving extensive repairs and will sail for
Antwerp on the 18th.
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Family Injured.

SrRISGFIELD, Mass, July 9.-William
Harris, an old man, and Lizzie Martin,
young woman, wee struck by a railroad
train at East Hampton last night and were
fatally injured.
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SARATOGA, July 9.-Ten crews are here,
and have chosen positions for the race.
President Grant has engaged rooms for the
regatta week.
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Fatal River Accident.

BUFFALO, N. T., July 9.-The tug Golden
City ran down scow at the mouth OF the
Buffalo river last night. The occupants of
the boat, blind man named Joshua Sheldon,
and bis wife (Elizabeth) and son (Eugene),
We're drowned.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CIScIyyArI. July 9.-Flour dnll and unchangea.
Corn quiet and firm mixed. 63M66c. PorE nrm
and in good demand at 1880, closing at ~ -;
lie: kettle sold AT l2@12ac. Bacon IN good de'
mand and frm-Shouders. 7h(g 74c: el.ar-fip'
IOhc; clear, / 04c. WhlsKey steady at 9oc.
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HyursIarprS Hanged.

HARRISBURG, PA, July 9.-Tbe negroes,
Moody and Rosentine, who murdered the
farmer Benin, were hanged in the jail.yard
to-day. Both confessed.
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ct. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, July Flour quiet and unchanlge,a'
Corn I'm fair dcmand NO. 2 mixed, G0%c. WINS
KEY steady at csc. Pork firm at ~ B GEta
steady; Shoulders 7SISc; clear rib' U7sy o7Sc
clear sides lOAI11c. Lard unchanged.
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Charles EranciS Adams.

BosroS, July 9.-Hon. Charles Francis
Adams has been chosen president OF the
Board of Harvard OyerscerS.
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T,f,JT1syiLLE MARK ETS.

LOUISVILLE. July 9.-Four quiet and unchaog ,eo;
Corn quiet and unchanged al 744S2c. Pork qulei
and unchanged at SlG. Bacon in fair demand and
adranced-Shoulders. TIC: clear rib, 0+sc. Seas
lie. Lsrd-Tierce, 122igl &c.. keg, 1886 " HIS
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p,IrIwoRr. July e.-Cattle dull and 7sGlHc.
lower. Very best on sale to-day 5ag6Rc:; That
generally rated first Quality, 4aA5ac medium I'M, 70
good fair quality, 4h@4Ac. Receipts: t,saI nead
fair 7I6ISSc. Receipts, 4 964, Sheep more ac-
tJya .r Sm5Lc. Receipts. 4.537N
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Wiee-MIsrlpc.

EVANSVILLE, ND, July 9.-Albert Jones
(coIored) killed his wife with an axe from
jealousy,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, July o, 1874. {
sALEs.-f1 900 Virginia consols, ex-coupnns, at
4s; $4,000 Virginia deferred at Of; s3. 900 Yir-
giufa tax-receivable coupons at 77Jz; 5000 Rich
mond city 8's, DID, at 80, and 10 Merchants and
Mechanics Insurance Company at 81.
GOLD. sg Bid. asked
American gold. Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
United States $50 coupon, 1867. 151 90
STATE SECURITIES.
Virginia consols. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50k SIX
Virginia deferred. .............., 1O3 ION
Virginia tax-recelvable coup0ns,...... 775 rs
CITY.
S!s$:$s i: II sSsss sSS g
RAILROAD AND CANAL BONDS.
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage
Orange and Alexandria Railroad
third mortgage S's. N. 81 N...-...-.. 90 81
Richmond and Danvile railroad con-
osi M Ma ;.h, iona. %
first mortgage 6's, NJ. & N........... 90 so
RAILROAD STOCKS. p. b. Il.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potpmac seven per cont. guar
Richmond and Dnnvllle Rail-
BANKS.
Union Bank of RIchmond.... so 90 GS
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia State. 20 2fH 90
virginia Home. 1OU w So
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 S5 90
Old Dominion. .................. LOO S6 oO
MISCELLANEOUS.
Virginia Steamship and Packet
company. ..................... 1OU 0oE %
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TOR NEW YOR X THE 1cFFrS
& Old Dominion Steamship Company's s,sssaassss
steamship WYhNOkE. Captain Couch, Will sal
FRIDAY July 10th. at O'Clock L. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock P. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed. and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south
east, and west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare To New York, S12; stecrage, IS; round
nip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
G. W. ALLEN z CO., Agents,
jyS-3t Companv's Wharf. Rockets.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 9.-Virgnia Us, old, 80; con-
scls, SOC. West Eirena's, 103. Bid to-day.
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Latest News from Washington.
Late weather Report.


ISpccial telegram 10 the DiSpatch.l
WAs1uHGTox. July 10-1 4. M.-For New
England. the Middle States and the eastern
norton Of the lower lake region, partly
cloudy aud continued warm weather VIII
prevail. with severe local storms; east or
>outhery winds vccring to westerly in the
Middle States. and slowly falling barometer.
W,SuISGTox, July 81 p. M-For the
Middle states and Lower Like region. local
rains. variable winds, high but falling tenn
urr;,t,lrc, ana failing followed by rising
barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Calf States,
rain during the night, with southeast 10
southwest winds and no decided change oil
temperature or pressure.
For Tennessee and the ono valley, party
cloudy weather and areas OF ram. WIN
southeast 10 southwest winds, rising TEN
pcratHrc during Friday, and stationary OF
falling barometer.
The Endians-SniciaI Report of the
Recent Fight.
W,suIHGToS, July 9.--Au official dispatch
WAS received today from General L. Ii.
sheridan, dated Lone Tree giving details
Of the recent encounter with the SIOUX IN
dams. He says: "ln consequence OF the
many depredaliOns by the SIOUX III inc
Wind river valley on the white settlers ana
the Shoshone Indians, one Of the latest beng
the murder and horrible m1tlIation OF Two
white women, DR.. Jayne, agent for the Sms'
sGores. made the request that the SIOUX
should be punished il possible
General Sheridan, on the morning Of July
I'd, sent force under Captain Terry to at
o.,,,, Of inpy Iat al rsto ljShp1 OH
the north side of the Owl Mountain range,
about ninety miles from Camp Brown. The
attack was made at 8 a. NJ, july Sd, the re-
suit being 80 Sioux killed and wounded ana
over 100 horses captured. The Federal loss
was two killed and Lieutenant Young ana
three men wounded. Captain Terry tele-
graphs TO General Sheridan that the result
was not as satisfactory as desired on account
Of the behavior OF the Shoshones, OF whom
he had 100.
OMAHA, July 9.-Generals Sherman and
Ord returned from the West this afternoon.
Telegraphic adyices from Fort Laramie
state that reports received from Spotted
Tails agency say that seventy-hve lodges OF
Oeallalas under Black Twin are moving to-
wards that place, and that the Unacappaes
and Minnecogories are moving across the
Yellow Stone river. The Arrapahoes and
| Cbeyennes are camped in the headwaters OF
the Big Horn river, near Big Horn Noun
tainS.
Frecdman's Bank Affairs.
WASHINGTON, July 9.--The commissioners
to settle up the affairs Of the Freedman>s
Bank qualified to-day by filing their JOINT
bond in the sum OF $780, with the Secre-
tary of the Treasury. MIR. Creswell left the
CITY soon after qualifying, and will be absent
mill next Wednesday. MIR. Purvis also re-
turned to Philadelphia, so that no action Will
be taken TIL tue litter part of next week.
Starvation I'm Minnesota.
WASHINGTON, July Ex-Governor Davis, OF
Minnesota, asks that the allowance OF arms
for that State be committed in provisions 10
relieve citizens starving from ravages OF
locustS,
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DASyILLK kAILRoAB Co..
RICHMOND, VA, June Is. 1874.

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPEE2S rESDEyT,1
RICHMOND AND DASyILLK RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, VA, JUNG Is. 1S74.}
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TO take effect
pRESs-ieave RICHMOND ut l1:45 r. H.: leave
Burkeville at 1862 A. d.: arrive at Dundee ut 1923
A. NJ. leave Dundee at S:33 4. NJ; arrive at Dau-
Vile 1T S.25 A. M.; leave utnviile At S37 a. ~:
arrive at Greensboro at ll:2S A. a.; arrive at
Charlotteat 5 =. ~
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YoRr EXPRESS
leave Charlotte at S:35 A. NJ: leave Greensboro
at IL . p. NJ: leave Danville M 3:36 p. 81 leave
Dundee 1T 3:4S P. NJ: ave BurstvIl!e at $40 =.
NJ; AZ rive at Richmond ut 11:04 Psi. This train
Columbia and tlanta and Atlanta and Richmond
Lime railroads from Atlanta and all points South
and Southwest.
THROUGH MA1r-leare Richmond at :3S P. H.:
9:25 Z. NJ; leave Danville at 9:29 p. N: leave
Greensb oro' ~ 1910 A. NJ arrive IT Charlotte at
$3.50 A. NJ. This train connects 81 Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta ard Richmond AIRLINE and
Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroads for At
lau,a- Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans, Cclum-
bia. Augusta, and all points South and Southwest.
THROUGH alAIL-eave Ch,riotte al T. NJ,
leave Greensboro at 215 A. NJ: leave Danvllle at
5:13 A. 81; leava Dundee at 5:25 4. H.. 1e,ve
Eurkevile al sc a. d.: arrive at Hici moud ut
traiu on the Atlantic Nississpp and Ohio railroad
from Lynchbur Knoxville, Chattanooga, aud all
points Southwest.
LYNcHBURG AccoMMoDATIoN-lesv- Richmond
at 9:42 A. b.: leave Burkeyills at 1:2O T. 81; ar
rive at LynchburR nj 4:4O p. M
BURKEvILLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Burke
VILE at 4:35 A. NJ; arrive ut Richmond at 1853
A. NJ.
Through tickets sold to all points South and South
west, and baggage checked through. oo,n
Engineer and superintendent.
III. 7. DOUGLAS, Master TRANSFORMATION. he ID
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April -,
1874, passenger trains will run ~ follows:
FROM RIEHMOND.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-on and after SUNDAY, April 10,
1874, passenger trains win run as follows:
$50 A. NJ. MAIL TKAiN.-For GordonsvIlle,
Charlottes VILE Stauuron. White Sulphur. Hinton,
and all intermediate stations daily except Sundayls
connects at Gordonsville foI Orange. Culpeper,
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexar dria. Washiugt0ns
and the North aud at Charloltes vile for Lynch-
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and the
4:4S P; NJ. ACCOMMODATES, TR .l>,,i
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordons'!lle ut $50 +.
$50 p. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESs-For Cor
donsvIIe. Cha, lottesviIle Stannton, Goshen, MILL
b0ro' Coyingt0n, White Sulphur, aud all stations
west of White Sulphur daily lexecp saturday ar
connects al Gordopsve for Washington, Balti-
more. and the North and for LyLchburs Bristol,
and the S@p aa i fer w ana al poas
West AMI Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati Al a.
40 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Staunton and all intermediate stations SATUR-
DAYSONLY, arriving ut stanton nj 10. As +. u.
Baggage checked through.
ply at S26 Nnin streei, Ballard and Exchange iio-
tel ora the companys ofiee sr%ad ireeI aRa sx-
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
All. PERRY, General Superintendent. anl9
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND GHEsAPEAK11
RAILROAD COMPANY,
... ..- RICHMOND. April 20, 4 ON
an AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
Oolsr. PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRAIkH
on tins road will run rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leayes
Richmond at 8 2. n. f5updays excepted. and
train from West Po1 will arrive NJ richmond &C
1910 A. h. dailv.
The splendid steamers fsngaaa ana Loni will run
in connection with this road, ana Will leave WeSk
Point daily Sundays excepted) on te ARRIVAL OF tae
train, which leaves RicL moao 81 r. NJ, arriving az
Baltimore next morniE : In ample time TO connect
With trains for Washington as, Nor'b and WestS
and leave Baltimore daily tSunolys eZcrpted) at =
p. M, connect irg al West Point with the Train
due al Richinnn> at 10 next morning
Fare to Baltimore. SoC
To Baltimore ano seturh... ...-..-- @ooyy
To Washington. --.-''..-- 81
Fare TO Philadelphia .-............'.. "
To Phi!adel phia and retnrn....".... IL 2S
FIRE to New Yozf-. AZ Us
To New York aad returL. e
FREIGHT TRAIN. for through Heignt 9niyf
leaves Richmond daily !Mondays excepteql y
1890 A. NJ, connecting wtth steamers az WeS
Point that deliver freight 10 baltimore early he1A
FREiGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond ana Wsst Ion.3
leaves Richm0hd ON Mondays, Wecnesaays, an9
fridays at T A. Il. Local freight received iueas
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, uo, opp
Superintendent.
WIN. BRAGG. Master Transportation. ap 90
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Nok BALTIMORE. EsssHEl
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT C0MPANY'S
THROUGH-FREIGHT
TRl WEEKLY LINE.
TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
BALTIMORE.
Gs!!ssAl
IOk BALTIMORE.
NO DOCkAGE CHARGED.

NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
of Twenty-second street. every TUESDAY anc
THIIKSpaY MORNINGS al 4 O'Clock, and SAT-
URDAY AFTEKNOONat4 o'clock, 49,, s.,r,
Freight receiTed uD 10 = O'Clock T. ol.' anu oaeu
days up 10 3s o'clock Z. IL: ,,o ,,
through bills signed to all points north and west
and I rates as low az aJt n Agent,
otiices, twenty second and Dock and Ninth and
Main streets. -. :,
Mud DVAINlON STEAMSHIP 4zfgfn
COMPANY. sszassssA
FOR NEW YORK.
This company WIN d:patSh one 2. sE sfP sAaG
SELL, RfCHMOND, -ALBEMARLE; HATTIE
RAS, and GEORGE W. ELDER !buiiding-eyery
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at hist
These ships are entirely new, and were bailt ex.
presSly for this route ,-.oo,. 49,, BATH
they have splendid saloons, staterooms' ana batn'
The fare, accommodations, aud attention are un'
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
Freiabts for points beyond New York FORWARDED
with dispatch, and no charge maue except ac'ua'
s1 SpFeisht re- received until 8 p. n. daily.
For further inIor Z "a Apply s 70 .uents.
ana Office COMMANDS wharyes. Rocketts:
DHILADELPh klCh- 4FkTM
/ MOND, AND NORFOLK sTEAhs, s :. . = Z ;
SHJP I.ISE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA THREE
TINES PER WEEK.-Until further notice .t tns
steamers OF thI line win leave Philadf4slph,a ever
Riehmond every TUESDAY FRIDAY, and SUN
Freight taken at low rates for all parts 81 MsT
denrs and Bsston. Also. for Liverpool ana Anu
werp uia Red Star anc American steamship anes
aud bills OF iading s!gnef through insurance enec
cd at low rates for ali parties who desire II.
Passage 10 philadelphia, including neats aue
,tatsroam. IA. w. z. PORTER, Agent,
te 10 NO. Zf20 1900
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Engineer and Superintendent.
II. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. ie Is

q
RICHMOND. June y, 1S74.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
1904. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves.
Broad Street station (Sund,ys cS-
1886 P. ", DAY NAH. leaves Byrd-street sta
ton daily
1905 p. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Street
station Sundays eXrep;cd).
GSleeping car attached through - Baltimore
Berths 81.
600 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TR AIN Tor
HanOverJ junction. leaves Broad Street
station Sundays exceDted,.
4:50 A. NJ, NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrtl-Street
station (Mondlys excepledl
1870 P. NJ, DAY MAIL arrives ut u! rI-Street sta
1880 p. ~, Baa BAT EXPRESS arrives at
broad-street station Sundays except
s:37A.M. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
at Broal-street staloa Sundays ex-
cepted)
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOSD AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broud-Street station
DAILY Sundays exceptedl mt $3.50 A. VI. connect
ing ut Quantico with the Alexandria Snd Fretie-
ricksourg railway for Baltimore. Returning, Will
arrive ar Broad-Street staten st SIS T.. 81.
Through bills of ladin2 and rates given to all
principal polnts North and West.
BY order of General Superintendent.
. j. 3. GENTRY.
lie s General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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RICHMOND AND PETsEssuxg R1Ir-
COMMENCING JUNE asrH, 1874, trains
W ON this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
600 A. M.,aTHROUGH MAIL daily texcept sun-
day1, connecting for afi points south
fH and West. Sleeping car attached. ~
500 A. III, FREIGHT TRAIN daily {eS1ent Sun.
a. dayJ, with coach aftncfed, Tor Peters
rft burg and stations on the Southslde
145 ss.sSaH MaiL asiIs. ssaase.,ss
seu5ers taking this train will ntak6
close connection 1T Petersburg for
Norfolk. .s5.ss..
$50 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sundiy,s
with coach attached
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. 81. FREIGHT TRAIN daily fexcep4
1900 81, THROusH MAIL daily, connecting
with RichRoud Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad tor all points HAST
and West.
900 P. ~, fsEiGHr daily Except sundAy),
coach attached.
sos P. al., THROUGH sfAIL daily Except SUM
day. connecting with kichmonds
FresiericKsburgand Potomac railroad
for MI points Est and West. Pull man
= Sleeper attacheG runnins through To-
Baltimore. Also making clese con-
nsS,ion with VII lib lie SGnsnp AXE ana on nd
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
Chester.
Passengers from Glover Hill wti.leave al 6:30A.
daily Except Sunday
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
Appomattox depot
je27 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-10
DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR PHIL ADELP
Il Steamer }. w. EVERNAN, Captain essulSiskStssjH
PLATT, win receive freight for the above port I'LL
FRIDAY the ! 9th Instant Mt 10 o'clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington, Del; Providence,
and Boston: also. for Liverpool and Antwerp ria
Red Star aud American steamship lines, and bills
Of lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
state-rOOul, SS. w. L. POTTER. Agent,
iy 9-2L No. 2425 DOCK srreet.
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