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Ho=rIL1rfrs IN TIE ONO Coal REGIONS

Ho-ruIrfEs IN TIE ONO Coal REGIONS
cyhmJus, o., May 26.-A telegram received
a. the Executive Department to-day from q
large coal operator at Massilon states that
tie coal miners employed near Massilon
have been on long strike, and last night,
When it was proposed to put new men to
work, the miners fred the trestle-w0rk and
building, and threatened the lives Of the
propretors, outside men, and guards, and
sa0t two men. .-.-..
Anticipating an extensive riot, the Gov
truor was asked to send help as soon as pos
sibie. The telegram was forwarded to Gov.
erDor Allen at bis home in Chillicothe, but
it is understood no troops will be sent until
the sheriff of Stark county officially ssss for
help.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
~ RICHMOND AND DANvILLR RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND. VA. April %. lS7A..S

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RI RICHMOND AND DANvILLR RAILROAD Co., r
RICHMOND. VA. April 80. 1874.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
~ FRIDAY, May /, 1s74.-souTHERN EXPRESS
Observation-Disclosures Richmond at 6:03A. N. leaveS
Danville At 1903 p. NJ: arrives at Greensboro at
S:43 z. NJ. and Charlotte al 9 P. 81.
wardj-leaves Charlotte at $40 A. NJ. leaves
Greensboro at LIS P: H., Danvile at $3.50 p. My
ut 1902 P. NJ. This train connects at Charlotte
with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Alr-Lind
railroad from New orleans, Mobile, Montgomery
Atlanta, and all points South and Southwest
THROUGH Mail t,aestwardl-eayes kichmond
arrives at Greensboro al 1890 A. NJ. /; arrives at
Charlotte at $50 A. n. This train connects as
Charlotte with trains on the Charlotte, Columbus
and Atlanta, and Atlanta and Richmond Airline
railroad for Atlanta. Mobile, New Orleans, Column
bia, Augusta, Savannah. Charleston, Macon. Column
Sleeping-Car on trains from Richmondto New On
leans.
THROUGH MAIL ieastward)-leaves Charlotte at
p. NJ; leaves Greensboro at 2:10 A. n. leaves
Danville at 5:2S A. NJ leaves Burkeyile at 1:A0
A. NJ; arrives ut Richmond at 1923 T. M. This
train connects at BurkeyiIle with trains on tho
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg and points Southwest.
LYNCHBURG PASSENGER (wostward} Leaves
Richmond at 9:42 A. M. arrives ut Burkeyil!e as
1887 z. NJ: arrives at Lynchburg at 4:4O r. a.
VILE ACCoMMODATIoN teastwaraIt
leaves Burkeyilh at 4:35 A. NJ; arrives ut hicn~
mond at 1853 A. NJ
west ana baggage sieeNe' T. ME-. NJ. (. rALcoTT.
Engineer and superintendent.
II. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. apIS
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Rail-
= '' ROAD COMPANY. :
COMMENCING MAY 15Tu, 1874, trains
" ON this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
sos A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily except sum
- day., connecting for all points South
and West. Sleeping-car attached
500 A. NJ, FREIGHT RAIN daily except Sum
day), with coach attached, fer pe ,sase.
road, LynchburR, and the West.
,.45P.M.. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
A1o '-'' for ali points South and West, with.
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from Richmond 10 Savannah.
Passengers taking this train VILE
make close connection ut Petersburg
s:so P. NJ, * EfGaT daily Except Sunday,
- -. with coach attach ed. -a;sSt6f
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 AM. FREIGHT TRAIN daily. texcepe
Sunday with coach attached.
1900 ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
So with Richmond, Fredcricksbors ADO
Potomac railroad for all points Hass
sos p. H., FsEIGHr daily except sunday,
coach attached. "
s:25 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily texeept sun
Eredericksesurg ann On ~ fI Mnst P,,iimsm
Sleeper attached, running through !"
Baltimore. -,
The MAIL TRAINS win not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except a. Manchester aoo
o Passengers from Glover Hill viii leave 81 $500
M, and Returning leave Richmond ut 1'A5 PM
daily Except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start tron
Appomattox depot
my Ia A. sdAW, supefmeenoc1i..
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LATEST 4 oEEiI Nrws
EnRland.

~ 44s1a j
Il LoNpoN. May 49, II now appears chat the
Russian Grand Duke Constantine, son Of the
Gar Nicholas, gave diamonds belonging to
his mother to Miss Fenix Tor Phenix), d
beautiful American. The circumstance of
the theft, with the fact that he had deposited
large sums OF money with bis bankers, to
make provision, as he says, against the neces.
stiles of old age, led to the belief that he is
insane.
Dispatches from Calcutta state that the
distress from famine in India is increasing.
Nearly 100000 people are dependent on
the Government for food.
Spnfn.
B!roNNE, May 27.-Advices from the
scene OF the Carlist war In Spain state that
General Concha, with $4,000 Republicans,
is marching toward Esiella, in the province
of Navarro. He attacked the Carlists on the
Gath instant with three columns, and was
repulsed everywhere.
Don Carlos has left Durango and arrived
at Talola, fifteen miles southwest of st. Sc.
baStian
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sa1EE x,s,a<Ea,rs.,,
$4,000, 600 z NDo.W MENI
scHEMEt E
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT 4
IN AID OF TIE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
JULY 81, 1874.

on, announcing the fifth and last Of the series Of
-. concerts given for the benefit OF the Public
'iaey OF Kentucky the Trustees and Manager no
WIN pride and pleasure to the four which have
, vseh ALREADY given: The first, December ia 1917,
,s, second, December 2, 1879; the third INV
ING The fourth. March 31st, 1874.
a. t .heir Charter, granted by a suecioJ oc. ~
nN e Aehtueky Legislature. March Is. 1877 ,ha
1s'eeS are authorized to give -
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE MORE GIFT
CONCERT.
WIN tne money arising from this P1rTu Avn
l. 40 oNCEhF the. Library, Museum, and o,ha-
departments are 70 be enlarged and endo,r.T ,u,,t
fixed and certain annual income. spch o. $50
ment fund Is desired as win secure bevord $50
venture not only the maintenance or th,, ,,,ar,,'a
cent establishment, but Its constant growth.
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
and uneauIyoca.ly announced as The LAST
WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDER THIS
CHAkTER AND Blythe PRESENT MANAGE.
MENT, will come Off Ia the Public Library Hail,
Mt Louisville, ky., on
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1874.
At this final Concert everything will he upon a
scale corresponding with its Increased importance.
The music Will be rendered by orchestra consist
Ing of one hundred performers, selected for their
fame In different lands and the unprecedented sum
$4,000, 900, ~
divided into twenty thousand gifts will be dIstrl-
buted among the tlcket-holder5.
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Meeting of.AmerIcan Israelites.

new YORK, May 27.-The annual session
Of the Board of Delegates of American
Israelites commenced last evening. Dele
yates were present from twenty-four con-
sregations, representing the States of New
York. Massachusetts, New jersey, Penn
sylyania, Tennessee, and the District OF
Columbia.
The treasurer reported the receipts OF the
trust fund for the past year to be 81, 920 and
the expenses S3,013, leaving balance OF
&1,90G. ,,,.
The next meeting will be held in Phlla-
delphia in 1876.
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COMMERCIAL

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 81, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
ENTERTAINING, 212 bushels. Red, 1,o34 BUSH
els.
GoRS.-White, 3S4 bushels. Yellow, rs BUSH
els.
OATS.-1 8 bushels.
MEAL.-60 bushels.
SALES.
CoRN.-Whlte, so bushels prime at Csc. yell
low, 80 bushels prime at 94c.; 1873 bushels on pri-
vate terms.
OATS.-1 | s bushels prime at zoe.
MEAL.6O bushels on private terms.
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BY TELEGRAPH. 8

Movement Of Government Steamers
Political Excitement.
Especial telegram to the Dispateh-l
PORTSMOUTH, Va, May. a7.--The United
States steamer Gettysburg is of tonight for
Washington destination unknown. The
Powhatan was coaled for . six months
voyage.
There is unprecedented excitement in
local politics tonight in the two cities.
There are no Radical nominations in Nor
folk.
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y - 80 ~ sEkAG
-. tickets ,,,s to and from ALL POINTS IN kIBOpR
ny the celebrated CUNARD LINEaf .
EiGhmOND TRANSFER COMPANY
aASEhAL RAILROAD TICKEP-OPRItM
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The New Atlantic Cable.

HALIFAX, May 27.-Tbe steamship, Fara-
day. with the new Atlantic cable on board,
which sailed from England on the 18th In
slant. is expected of this coast in few
DAYS. The cable will be landed at Berry
Head, Parr bay, in Guysboro' county, one
hundred miles distant from Halifax. After
landing the cable at Parr Bay, the Faraday
will proceed to Rye Beach, N. H. One or
the members of the new cable company mas
.rriy here.
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. s,rna1. FEATURE OF TuR tlvlL,
Tnr Ni>''''71 'Is,r seems 10 nc a good deaf
E7# G amongst the ls,e"G ;ne "' t that
,,,.,, rcsard 10 parry inSs rs shs.
;a.ta, N..,,,,o, feature 81 TIC c'''ri's ,,s
!, II. N'.r a,i"artrd. practically destroy Inc
va, % " >s>,,m in large portion o.
ir la ,.'...., 1lomc Missionary Society in
Gar F& - ,..>i,n in this city. took up
.','3f.",, .,,, Rev. pr. 1eter, OF Virgil
g.. t>.' , ;,,. inc necessity for prompt
r. "y go. 49, -.,yrn for The religious Improve"
s,.@" ~ he rn}orcd people OF 'nc Sou.n,
Il q a. = ~. opinion that II tha' provision
e. 49,. " n,,,uc law the educational In
{ gre -. .l,, south wonld he totally ruined.
4 ~, q. -, IN cave il as his belief that
I -, " -; the hill would destroy
Il. 1...f system q the South, because
T. ...r ',,' n.>,,ra MOI endure taxation for
=. %'t''. ~. mixed schools. and many Of
q, -.s' a~> in tho cause " cducatlon IN
: 49, n,..,1 resign their positions IN
: -" >,r,c>,tui browning OF their ct-
:; = ','.rr strenuous. He had arrived
'.'' r-am conversations With men OF
,.,. ~ TN scuih. While ne o'd He'
:. 20, NJ 1911 men sire equal before the law.
:. ., 49,. r. ,,r ABSTRACT the passage OF 'oiS
a.-a: >c 1i-"'. H't !. = s'o 1' .Nr -
r.. NE" q ia@ ,''"''"' >,''s ,. -
. -. .rr, ":Ac'''> ! ""c VI ,N ~
!. ,yar,:.. y. cor tic General Govern
..,.rsl 49, excellent free Schoot SlS-
~ .'. So, A.ler further debate, the
IS ,.:r".. '"' n,H''e' W :" 800 80.
-. soc IA >i%'.' c''''." ''''':s'ra,;nn
. .,;o;A' II mo '"'"'S' >'hS'>'''''''''''
.....-... >..''.' -"'''
.,,,,.... ',.. appointed 70 report on the
{: ...-,. -: t!F-ae.
: e.. ,t.a.u-. session Samuel Colgate,
.,N,w ! <. made IN earnest indorSe-
.r. >,"t@vrn Baptist IhcologlCil
.... .,.. I.yp">ed IL raise enough 10
=. -. .,.,-. we pvo;e>>0r>hip IL tae lnSti-
.E-;. .gX: II" years.
r.. r.. o.. ~ Baltimore. IN eloquent
. ..-..sl,,,. .@.> - grand opportunity
. \..:t .a :. ~ hands across the Po-
81, a. nT..;,rcn st the South by
...!... uEs seminary.
0,,...- &, ,n1.. speeches were made, a
s..r ,f,,. ay>.4>U was excited. and the
:, r.. .>l,. t- wa> more than raised on
-. .....
- mr.. &c oa D.. Fullcr'S resolution
..... -, .....,n>. aad it was adopted by a
....-- ,,... ,c'>:>t he acciamaiion OF the
:, :. ,,...'.y:
I'll. TIA! the Society most sincerely
.. rs; : remembrance OF the late de-
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T"2 M2IHcRIs- EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH.
7.t.s-s.... M, 2G.-The General Confer
e. l.. :ae A-,boii>t Episcopal Church
g.. &.y.u.ns1 Io.day after naming At
~. "a. - Tie rex. place Of meeting four
-, Inc.
j. -@>o.a;oa ri gratitude to Commodore
T r.t.i 10 The donation OF 100000 for
.:..yH;rt.: Of church university was
= .'... also iae following:
'-,.eJ> II. discussions and votes of this
{ ..r.Hae o. me subject of fraternal rela-
, aHa Il" Mrth0dlst Episcopal Church
s.. i, c .-cat.- subjects present an appear
:. .: r-.-a:i..! differences which do not
g., .-.r.;oTc
i..,,..a. Ta4s urou the subject Of fra
t@.-a. .-..;.ops with the Methodist Episco-
=. 'u.:el ur}l proper basis this Confer
:. j. U1i!.
l.. 81 That We are also unit upon
: ;. i:,.y Of appointing a commission
c-s?9".,.u 10 meet like commission from
- Methodist Episcopal Church to settle all
t-~s'.o-- q difficulty between us; such set
l-.-el, i essential 10 complete fraternity.
!r~,.-.I. Thai the only points of differ
tn nv;"ceu u on this whole subject are
:. :" i" hs>i iLe,hod- OF accomplishing this
t~>.-l end.
D.. L ulvrd, for book agent, and DR.. Sum-
MI, t9r BOOK editor and editor Of Christian
H;cr9:.. we're unanimously elected for the
TX: lou. Years. TIE book committee Of
In. members was reelected. Dr.. A. G..
A-!.ood wac reelected superintendent of
>laJ4! >chool publishing interests. DR.. Will
!s.u {. Johnson was elected editor Of the
h7a:h.'7t Methodist; DR.. Kennedy, editor,
AL Dr. d. J, Burke. assistant editor, were
t.-lttd 10 ihe Southern Christian Adoocdte;
Ir. McAunely. Of the St. Louis Christian
zi-1.a!s. and DR.. W. j. Parsons, Of the
NV Orleans Christian Adoocnte, were re-
elected respectively for the papers men
tparQ.
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nv U'elexraDh.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW York. May 27.-t2otton dull and easier :;
sales of S56 bales al lSh919c. Southern -four
moderate request. Wheat opened slightly in buy
ers' favor. with moderate demand, and closed
rather more steady. with fair export demand
Corn heavy and lower at S1@S4c for new and old
western mixed and yellow. Coffee dull and I'M
changed. Pork lower At s17.70 for new. Lard
heavy at ! 5-l6@1l&c. Whiskey hrmcr at CSC.
Ereignts firm.
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Th~. unnnar- Chief yasquoz.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.-Vasquez, the
rohter chief and murderer, arrived mere lTJm
Los Angeles this morning. de Wiil Or taken
TO Monterey county for trial. ne is under
strong guard to prevent bis belps lynehed.
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Baltimore Races.

BALTIMORE, May 27.-At the Pimlico
course day Benjamin won the first race !;
time, 1:47a. Carlina WOE the second; time,
2:25. Business won the third time, l:54{,
1864. Eolus won the fourth; time, 4:39.
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distressing Accident by Drowning.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 27.-While q young
man and two women were crossing the
river this morning in boat be attempted to
hand in dog which was swimming alter
them and fell into the water. one OF ths
women, in her efforts to help him, also leu
in. and both were drowned.
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for CHIL-onRs

HEADQUARTERS for CHILL cnIBS
Eighth and Main streets-my own manufacIure,
guaranteed to be superior 10 any In the market.
The new style patent CANOPY-T0P, which falls
front aand buck. MY stock Is large and complete.
Also, fine assortment Of FANCY GOODS,
CHINA, GLASS and WILLOW-WARE at low
prices
Don't forget the place-737 corner Eighth and
Main streets. w. Z. Smith.
P. S.-Chi.dren's Carriages made TO order; old
Carriages taken In exchange. Repairing neatly
done at factory, 4l2 Broad street. my Elm
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destruction OF Is,icat nfssilleries.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, May 27.-Reyenue
Agent McAlpine and Collector HoltzclaW
have destroyed several Illicit dlstilleraes
and arrested five illicit distillers in Walker
county, Ga.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILKoAD,a
PASSENG Err DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, Va, April 81, 1917 x
pEDUCED RATES FROM RICHMOND
LIZ TIL THE West p.

tLF EOTreSpOnuIng low rates 10 all pUints " hSS1C
kORrHWESt and SOUTHWEsT. I
kamliles aud parties emigrating to the West win
lower than the above second class. baggage chsck-
ed through. 80 :
For tickets or Information apply to j. c. DA6x
s. w. Agent. Greensboro, n. G.; e. PEcKHAM,
Agent, Broad and Seventeenth streets; GAlDER'S
Union Ticket ONCE, S26 Main street. or 10
EDGAR VL1ET,
ap29.1m g.. &. T. Agent, Richmond, Va.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CIScISEATI, May 81 Flour dull and a
shade lower. Corn dull; mixed, 6S@7oc. Pork
steady at $17.75. Lard quiet; steam, nominally
lie; kettle, 11K0l1a Bacon quiet; joh6ing
for clear. Whiskey opened at 90c.-closed strong
Mt 93c.
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FASHIONABLE
SPRING CLOTHING.
THE LARGEST STOCK to be found in the CITY
or STATE for
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS or CHILDREN'S
wear, CUT TASTY, MADE WELL, and for sale at
fair prices.
WIN. Ira SMITH, Agt..
100 Main street
Sign: LONG FLAG. myl3
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May 27-Ecening.-Moncy In good
supply at 3M4. Sterling extremely dull at 4sSh
Gold heavy at 112Ae3112H. Governments steady.
States dull and nominal
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RAI,TINnR

BALTIMORE, May 27.-Virginia 6's, old, SO !;
consols, '50A. West Virginla's, IL. North Caro-
na s. old, 90 pew,' Is; special tax, s. Bid to-
aav
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, MAY 27.-Flour quiet and un-
changed Corn dull and drooping at sl@s5e.
Provisions quiet Pork, 81 20. Bacon-Shoul-
Tierce l2ac.; keg, 12ac. WhIskey. 93c.
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TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, DC.
SEELEY'S HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
AND PILE PIPES

Relief, comfort, and cure for RUPTURE, FEMALE
WEAKNESSES, and PILES. Unlike all other appl-
ances known will never rust, timber, break, chafe,
soil, nor move from Notwithstanding The fine
steel spring, being coated with hard rubber, light,
cool, ceanly, used in bathing, fitted to form; uni.
versally recommended by all surgeons as the best
mechanical supports known. Send for pamphlet
establishments: 1347 Chestnut street, Philadcl-
assortment for sale, with careful adjustment, by
MEADE & BAKER. Richmond, and all dealers.
Beware of limitations. ap l3-3m
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May 27.-Tlour quiet and steady.
Wheat heavy; good 10 choice red 81 .60@*l .65.
Corn weak and lower except southern white, which
Is barely steady; yellow southern, S3c: Oats and
rye dull and unchanged. Provisions dull and easy;
mess pork, sl8. Shoulders, 7k@7Ac. Whlskey
ut II
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JULIUS KRAKER,
CLoTHIEn AND MERCHANT rAnop !.

1917 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH Ann
SIXTEENTH. STREETS, SIGN OF THE RED POST,
takes pleasure In Informing his friends and the
world In general that be has just arrived from the
North with as tine selection of MEMS and Boys
CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
rs also CASSiMERES, VESTINGS, etc, for MER-
CHANT TAILORING. as ever were exhibited In
the city in any establishment. Thankful for past
favors he socits call from all, confident 10 please.
Further particulars ut JULIUS kRAkER'S,
ap 4-S,Tu,&Th 15l7 Main street.
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MARINE iNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 27, 1874.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, MAY 2s, 1874.
Sun rises. $50 Moon sets.......... 81
Sun sets......,, 7.1OI High tide........... 81
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| CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
IL JROAD-On and after SUNDAY, April -.
! sS71 nas.eueer trains win run ~ follows:

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
L ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, April Ia
1874, passeuger trains viii run ~ follows:
FROM RICHMOND. n.
6.sO A. M. MALL TRAIN.-FoF GoroonsViHep
t,harIo,1es VILE Staunton. White Sulphur. hntops
and ali intermediate stations daily texc4pL s0hAls
arriving at Hinton at 10:lG T. N. TnS Ialn
COUNCILS at Gofdonsvfile for Orange CupepsSs
snd the North and 1t Charioites vile for Lynch
burg. Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and tne
South. .,,o,x,sor>. nx0N rp Any For
cordousyille aNa sal intermediate stations DAILY te1~
cent Sunday, arriving at dOrdonsviie u e:So =.
Mao .aop.M NJ. CINCINNATI ExpREss.-For Ger
donsyiIle. Charlottesville. Stannton, Goshen, Mil
Soro,. Coyington, White Sulphur, an6 ~ sauons
rsssng at Huntington at ESQ =. M. This .r1sH
nnnneecfs nj Gordonsyilie Tor Washington, Bait~
more. and the North and for Lynehbarg, Bris.oL
md the South. ana at Huntington win ssamsn
Rns,ona and Fleetwood for CiDsinnah and aI POM
lest and Southwest, asrtsnx at CincannAu. q -
IL. ,u,>lss>< $3.50
| For through ttckefs, rates. ano 1ni1fmsC0a. -
,,s =, aa8 Hain street. Ballard and Exsnanas &c.
te or at he companys oace' s5Ssd assS H.
tsentn. General Passenger and Iickef Age1as4
n prRax General Snpefntenee9k: 40 10
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RICHMOND, FKED'G e POTOMAC Il. Il. Co.,)
GEN'L TICKET j. FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. May 9th. 1S74.y
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTC-
MAC RAILROAD.
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street station %
1876 P. 81.
UP NIGHT NAH. leaves Byrd-street station At
II z. III. Except on Sundays.l
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-street St4s
ton at ?. Nj. Except Sundays.)
. DOWN pay NAIL arrives at Byrd-street Sta
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-street sta.
tion at $3.50 A. NJ. except on Mondays.)
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives as
Broad-street station at s37 A. II. Except on SUM
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE.
- FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broao-street station
daily (Sundays excepted at 3:3 0 A. H., connecting
at Quantico with the Alexandria and Fredericks-
burg railway for Baltimore. Returning, will az
rive ut Broad-street station at S:15 p. N.
Through bills ading and rates given to oil prnct-
pal points North and West.
By order Of General superintendent.
my l6 General Ticket and Freight Agent
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- M III ~ 1872.
Rlcnxo1D, YORK ErvM AIM CaaKal sTAxTy
RAnshnAp COMPANY, -
I0N AND AFTER TUEsDAY Z; AFNfE
" 21sT,PAssEEGER and FREIGHT TRAINH
on lps road VIII run as follows: 5s75 70.
/ =! EAsSENGER. AIN for West Point leaves
Richmond ut 8 z. IL. and train from West Pdanf.
Tia arrive at Richmond at 1910 A. Nsdafy tsua-
f1ie splendid steamers Hayans and sue vfifruH
70 connection With this road. and will les7e WeBe
Eont daiiy Sundays excepted On the arrival OF tf8
which leaves RfcL mono at p. b., arriving &c
oasHofe next mornfr 8 In ample time to corileof
VIII tralns Tor Washington, East, North. s1d VICES
Iaa ieaFs Baltimore daily Sundays excepredi nc
: M;' SonnectlIR az West Point with the trHkn
sae ~ kicSmor, at % next morning S27g sg's.--'s
~ DhitiIlorI.. $50 g.s
~ pMaa nhie ano feturh..- ......-, e 90.
10 sni1gtGn ELECTROMAGNETIC, 90
Fare TO Philadelphia. .............. 90 -
TO philadelphia and retu Urn. ......... IL as
care 70 New 1ork.................. 10 90
40 New ork and return............ 10 rs az
-tUnoStoH.-.. 10 20 80
, FREIGHT TRAIN. for through freight ONLY.
leaves , Richmond daily (Mondays excepted u
nO;3u A. NJ, connecting with steamers at We1G
roint tnt deliver freight In Baltimore early next
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached.
Tor freight between Richmond and West Point
teayes Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
fridays at A. Al. Local freight received Tuea~
osys, thursdays, and Saturdays.
EDW. r. FoLGER,
superintendent
w. n. BRAGG, Master Transportation. ap 40
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ICLorHs, cAss1MEREs, AND

svi seo nt now In store Is ncquaIled In
rst.ei,s an Vol which win make TO order +
ihose In want are respectfily rn1ns. ns no SAFE
anime my assortment bel ore hnyfns qaeseo 70 ex-
n..f H. W d. IRA SMITH, Aet tt
Sion orn FrIo = 1iUt Main street.
= 10 -o.- = a@. ------- 81 my 27.3t
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CARRIAGES. CARTS. &c.

CANOPY TOP CARRIAGEScEEG
~ just received; Also n large assort- Go
ment of other styles. Call and be convinced that
am selling the cheapest and best Carriages In the
city. full stock Of Crockery, Glassware, Baskets,
Tubs, Churns, Step-Ladders, &C. busters at sc.
ROBERT HAROLD,
@ al BROAD street.