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,-.r-#!,acr .. ;"e Richmond naSpa'ch'l
n,u.tl!r t.citcr about Halifax
SsntfCrs.

NA>y5.~S. A.. May -. lS'f'
g.. N..,l c;,.y>, """y Il I!ahtaN county
..>... t.4,>. !usdc some ro;cS while
.. r.,,s> IL. "rulsl OF thc Dispatch
...,rI.t eta. II Tie risk OF being
t.a,...e 0as amongst grnnserS
r.i,...,.,. ! must in truth report
..,,..> ~ :h,, il IN halifax have
-. -, Ia n..f cr,, t.. tobacco cannot
49, r., ,.e. ;sat mauy Of the
..... ,... p.rtlou Of their tobacco
49,. ;'r.., -f,. This COMPLIANT
,- ,,...,.,,lon,s j. rot
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Point Breeze Races.

PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-Three thousand
persons witnessed the race between Copper
Bottom and Goldsmith'S Maid this afternoon
at Point Breeze Park, for $4,000, to harness,
best three in five. The betting was largely
in favor of the Maid, who won in three
straight heats; time 2:253, 2:243, 2:25A.
Another contest for 5000, best three in
five, to harness, between the s. e. Hunter,
r. m. Lady Norway, and b. g. Daniel Temp
kins, which was won by Hunter in 2:45,
2:424, 2:4ls. Owing to delays in getting the
races oil, the last heat WAS trotted by moon.
light
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Tur Bnpy OF 4 Man svy,ysry ~ 1rrssss !

| TnE BODY OF K Man ssssygarY YEARss OF
AGE, AFTER BEING BURIED Two YEARS
a'URNs TO SToNR.--0n tho 2lst day Of March
1872. AlanSon Dyer, agedsepensy.oae, an old
resident of Rutland, died of congestion oil
the lungs. He was buried on the oath day
Of the same month, in the cemetery on West
street, commonly known as the old cemetery
On "Wednesday, the 18th day Of the present
month, says the Rutland Herald, the re-
mains were disiuterrcd for the purpose or
removing them and having them re,interred
in Evergreen cemetery. The removal Of the
cntiiu and remains was entrusted to the n,au.
agement oil Horace Bateman. On the
day above named, Mr.. Bateman, with
i've other men, after having removed
all the clay, proceeded by the method
usually employed in such cases TO raise the
coffin. This they nj once found q great DIFF
6cnlts In doing. Owing to the extreme
weight Of the coffin they found 1t almost i'm.
possible 10 raise it even the slightest distance.
After getting ropes under each end they
were forced TO the cSpedient OF raising one
end at a time a few inches, and blocking 1t
up in that position by Shorelling clay under
meath. Then they would take the other one
i'll the same manner. They worked in this
way until they had II on top of the ground.
in this way even. rs it required the COM
Sincd strength of four men to raise one
end. After their cxertions in getting
the box up it became a question among
them as to what could make the ex-
,reme weight. and whether there might be
metallic caSe inside. TO set doubts ut rest
They resolved on removing the cover Of the
outside box. This they did and found that
the caSket had fallen to pieces, exposing the
perfect torn Of the deceased. The color OF
the face was somewhat altered, and one ear
dccayeG away, but aside from these changes
the features and form were perfectly pre-
served. even to the whiSkers, which looked
rs material rs lie. The clothing also was i'll
good state OF preservation. Mr.. Dyer, in
lie. was 4 lueaium-sized man, weighing
about one hundred aud forty-tive pounds.
The man who owns the team that conveyed
the coffin to Evergreen gives ii as his opin.
ion that it weighed nearly 200 pounds
Troy n. ~ Whig.
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BY HLEGilaPH.
Latest, News from y asSingion.
lremo-ial Dayaf ArIine son.

| Especial telegrnm TO the Dsspatch.I { =
WASHINGTON, May 30.-The decoration
Of soldiers graves hereabout vas very gene
raj to-day. Many Of the friends of The Con
federate dead who are buried at Arlington
took occasion to beautify with floral offer.
iugs their graves, and without any objections
from even the rabid foes Of the South, as
heretofore. The weather was pleasant, an 4
everything passed off agreeably. TIxos.
ASSOCIATED Press telsgrans.l So
Federal Deccratfon-Day. ..1
WASHINGTON, May 30.-The reporters here
and reports from the North show but fee
BILE decoration Of graves to-day. c
The Finance Question.
w ARLINGTON, May 30.-The committee on
the finance bill held long session to-day,
put adjourned-till Monday, without coming
10 conclusion On any point. They, how
ever, discussed the situation, including the
RESIDENTS position, and several of them in
timated that 1t would be well to avoid, if
possible, the passage of any bill which would
pc vetoed. One OF the members of the COM
mlttee expressed the opinion to q private
eitizen that it did not seem probable finance
Dill would be passed this session.
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4 NEST OF CoUNTERFEITERs, WITH MONEY
AND PLATES, Cone TO GSkF.-[Special to
the Washington Chronicle j Cincinnati,
May pa large number OF old offenders,
wholesale dealers and manufacturers Of
counterfeit money, named james Seymour
John Mills, Bill Gordon, Jake Deyota, An
drew Devota, G. {. Berkeley, james Earle
G.. Slopplekampe. Frederick kreu,ziuger
Mrs. TwitchelI, Mary Brown, Joe Miller
and John McNealen were arrested in this
city last evening through the efforts Of Colo
mel II. c. Whitley, chief Of the United
States Secret Service, by officers under his
control.
This arrest is considered one of the mos
important ever made in the West, as il
breaks up nest of counterfeiters who have
long infested this section of country anC
heretofore escaped punishment. A large
amount of" Doodle money, presses, plates
&c, were captured. The parties are held fol-
hearing, and the evidence against them is
conclusive. \ number of other arrests viii
be made from the evidence obtained froH
these parties.
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~, long since an English gentleman re.
lang al Hong Kong dreamed two or three
1'-hi' III succession that he met the ghost
" Shakespeare near Stratford-on-Ayon,o OF
WON! ht asked whether any of the manu-
"'!i'' Of the great dramatisfs plays were
f :, N existence; whereupon the ghost led
tNV va! Into forest, and then, pointing to
= >!''; near the roots Of small tree, said,
Dis, and vanished. The Hong-KoDgress'
t ~. fastened at once to England, and to
'31Iold, where he found and identified the
: N':t tree, and at once began to dig, which
~, =. continued TO do night and day, until, al
i'T ""plh Of seven feet nine inches and a
, n1]' lie found, wonderful AS 1t may seem,
''4"' !4t lad made fool of himself. a
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LIFE INSURANCE.
no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF III

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
4 VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY-The distribution Of the net proceeds of
the assets Of the VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COM
PASY viii be made by the subscriber and AFTER
the 18th day of May, 1874. The holders Of cerld-
Gates of stock will present them and receive their
proportions; which will be TEN AND A HALF DOL
LARS PER SHARE.
In case of lost certificates, proof Of The owner,
shin and loss must be made by affidavit, and bond
with security given TO indemnify the company, the
subscriber and all others interested. Forms of a-
davil and bond will be furnished by the subscriber
Counsel for the Virginia Life Insurance Co.,
No. 1104 Main street.,
my 13-d1wstoaw3w Richmond Va.
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PROBABLE FATAL RESULT OF A PEnksFRl-
AN Feat Washington, May "a young
man named Charles Wolf, who walked to
this city from Baltimore to-day, tainted upon
reaching here, and was removed to ProVl-
dence Hospi,al this evening, apparently In Q
diving condition from congestion OF tne
hsarf He made the walk In nine hours
winning wager he made.
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The fair Laura expresses her intentions in
q brief notice addressed to the public: I" l
shall demand an humble apology from each
person who has dared TO traduce my charac-
ter" All, we ask is that she will not insist
upon it Immediately. The American people
are at present too busy preparing for the
Philadelphia Centennial to spare any time
for writing Brooklyn argus. a..
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POET OF RICHMOND, MAY 80, 1874.
ARRIVED.

-..--.e----- ARRIVED -
Steamer George w. Elder, LaTTenc 1 new "a aofA
,,.erehundise and passengers, G.' ": Alien z 20.
Stsamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
dis, s.e and passengers, VI. p. Porter, agent.
-teani.r Eliza HancoY, Clifford, Norlols, me1'
ch. ndise and passengers. l.. 3. Tatum, agent.
schooner john. p. Kelsey, Steeiman' hi'oe
psia e eo, = sz.bet Frances Perkins Baltimore
iron and lumber, Tredegar Iron Works ana u. Z.
Whin0ck. .r~ .-..
Steamer VI estover, Trayers. Baltimore mefenan
d,sn and passengers, l.. Is. Tatuu; p,,,on
o'I sr'g PIcssdiIy (Rr.l, Byron, Rio' Hour Duai0p
Schooner aSSf Florence Mayo, Hail. Boston, canne'
coal SdhCaner Johnnie Meserve, Frensh New ork'
c1nnel coal Ca nn Twill, Mullen, Philadelphia
granite, curtis Union, Blizzard, James river mill
feed, SC, Belvin s. Price.
| CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
| a,snca Tborsensten, Liverpool, April Il.
| Rark Tarpciati, Young, LlFerpCoss;
BaTs Fame lGermanl, Alatniesoh,s A'eAf''''
March nIl "a Nav ottoman, Liverpool, March g. uo
Schooner W S. Donghten' Johnson BOSTON V'o
Kennebes rSe sbe aIs rI - Alexandra, May 20
Schooner D. u. Barnes, Landsn' fhliaueii'aia
May !22.s;;ossv=simonds, New York, May 27.-
Schooner D. a.. Curtis: Qutien, fmiaae'ph'a
May yy6 2a Rosa McDevit,, Mullen. delphia
nay ssyb SS Annie Gaskil, Gaski, Savannah Ma
g Schooner NJ. A. arter, 49,, Philadelphia ha
81. ,,n,,o,.xn..
THE bark Jessy, simonds, for this port, saue
ffs sa bEaaissy ao0nasle hence arrive
at phiia0spGh aries s. Doughten johnson, Bati
j Me-. sailed for this port May 28.s $50
t.. - s. 90 NOTICE TO MARINERS. ~ t1L-E
the south 81 Ssss
pp.a ashore within o woeE In consequence " = Z
!. being of. ,sM. -,.--------....-----
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PETERSBURG EIEcTIoN.-"Of course inc
Radicals are extremely sore under the crush,
Ing defeat sustained by them-yesterday, ana m
talk threateningly. But it is of no use. we
have defied their numbers and their power,
and we now defy their threats. a more 4,
fair election never occurred in any city,
Nome s.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co., p
~.....-- RICHMOND. VA, April 80. 1874. ,
irNHEnTIT II nF TR AIMS IN fake offpcf@

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co., r
/ ~@...s. .. RICHMOND. VA, April 80. 1874.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
y FRIDAY, May I, ls74.,sogTMERN ExPREss
Danville 1T 1908 2. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at
343 z. NJ. and Charlotte " 9 p. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW foRB EXPRESS east
Greensboro at 1916 P. NJ, Danvile at 3:36 Z. Mr.
Burkeville at S:06 p N. aud arrives at Richmond
at II :O2 pm. This train connects at Charlotte
with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Alr-Lina
railroad from New orleans, Mobile, Montgomery
Atlanta. and all points South and Southwest.
| THROUGH MAIL twestward) -ieaves RfchmOnd
at 1888 2. Nj; leaves Danyille ut 9:52 p. NJ;
| Charlotte at $50 A. II. This train CONNECTS nc
| Charlotte with trains on the Charlotte, Columbus
and Atlanta, and Atlanta and Richmond Air Line
| railroad for Atlanta Mobile, New Orleans, Column
bia, Augusta Savannah. Charleston Macon, Column
/ bus and all points South and Southwest. Palaca
tSleepiug-C Car on trains from Ricllmondto New Or
| leans.
TIP NJ: leaves Greensboro ut 2:15 A. NJ. leayeH
Danyille at 5:2S A. NJ; leav0s Rurkeyille at 40
| A. NJ; arrives at Richmond ut 2:23 Z III. This
train connects at Burkevie with trainf on tho
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroadfroH Lynch
| bury and points Southwest.
| LYNcHBURG PASSENGER lwestward) -leaVeG
Richmond at 9:42 a. 81. arrives at Burkeyile AZ
/ 1887 L. ~: arrives at Lyichbur2 at 4:4O r No
| BURKEV1 ACCOMMODATION (eistwardt-
leaves Burkeyillt at 4:35 A. NJ; arrives III tlcH-
Thro,ph tickets sold to all points South and South
"eS'' anu ''e''' T. NJ. L. TALCOTT,
Engineer and superintendent.
Fl. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. apzS
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The New York Sta:e-Driyers.

New YORK, May 3O.-The stage.drivers'
strike has practically failed, as the different
companies have succeeded in engaging new
drivers at the old rates. The old drivers,
however, still preserve their firm attitude.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 30.-The market for cotton on
snot has been exceedingly dull throughout The en-
aud to close Of sre
Sunn,ied through purchases made.ourtng the early
mari of the month, and operators have not opera
led. as there has been little or no call tor sup
in forwart deliveries there has been an unsettled
and irregular market, early months SHOWING quite
decline Total sales aggregate oales S Cd
" aSa haIrs on suot, which included S6S bales Tor
er.nort, $40 bales for spinning, and 1,2l3 bales
for speculutiop.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKE'

The following Is the report of Mr.. l.. Gimmi
weighmaster. Of the sales of live stock from the
22d To the 29th Of May, 1874:
CATTLE-1I8 head sold from 4@6Ac. p d.
gross. for common 10 extra.
HoGs-253 head sold from 62.@Sc. ~ b., net.
SuEEP-Sold from 4G6c. "a H., gross.
LAMDs.-Sold from 1895 per head, and dull.
VEALs.-sold from $54S1 per head, and dull.
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BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May 30.-Flour dull and lower all
around. Wheat Steady and unchanged. Corn
easier and not quotabiy higher white southern, 75
@7sc. yellow southern 59c mixed western c 9d
SHc western mixed, 62@63c.; western white, "a
G65. Rye firm at S1.1O@s1. IT,: Hay dull 81
1925. Provisions dull and heayy and nominal
lower rates: fair to prime Rio cargoes, l7@1 9Sc.
Whisky quiet; market bare at 99c.Gsl. sugar
strong au d III good demand. 's -i-.-fH.f J
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. And corresponding low rates to all points " EST,
EORTHW EST and SOUTHWEST.
Families aud parties emigratlng TO the West Win
be furnished with ratios from go to 80 per cent
lower than the above second class. Baggage check
ed through. 3at- 4.at -. s,,E &C.
For tickets or information apply to j. c. DAME,
Union Ticket Office, 826 Main street, or 10
/ a> $500 EDGAR VLIET,
ap29.1m G.P. &. T. Agent, Richmond, va.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

R1CIMoSp, May 80. 1874
The following Is comparative statement OF the
inspections, deliveries, and receipts Of tobacco,
gether with the stock on hand al the different ware
houses in the city for the past week, and for the
same perIod In 1878:
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Steamer Overdue,

new York, May o. The steamship
Trent, from Liverpool for Baltimore, is
twenty -four days out. There is anxiety for
her safety.
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HOUsE-FURNIsMrNG GOOns.

CEILING AT GREATLY REDUCED
y PRICES. 5,-.e,;, ii 800. !,
AS intend moving my stock Of goods to No.
lOl1 Main street, opposite the P0st-otice, viii
from this date until the 9Th OF Dune, offer my en-
tire stock OF - ~. II s,s-s. .sst&.s
CHINA, GLASSWARE, a.
FANCY GOODS and HoUsE-EUR NisHESG ARTg-
Giles GENERALLY. at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES, TO CASH CUSTOMERS,
in order TO avoid the trouble and risk or moving she
goods. All In need Of goods,in my line, and Wish TO
saue money, can do go by purchase Ing Of
rl No. iron Block, Goyernor street.
INV 16.2w ..sm. Richmond, Va.
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The question with which the Ne6rask !,
,ress ia wrestling is 8" Why L. trade dnil Y
Omaha Ya Because trade CART gee IN onla'
haw. vs. ST. .~z.
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CANAL SHIPPING.
T UCADO'S DAILY LINE. S4s-anITEs

T UCADO'S DAILY LINE. S4s-lII.s4ts
! he regular Agency Of the James River ana ha-
nawha Canal Company having been discontinued,
the subscriber calls the attention of shippers 70 the
above line of CANAL BOATS. - - -
Freight from Richmond for Lynchburg, Blu
chanan, Lexington, and all inferno iate points on
canal handled carefully aud with dispatch. connect.
ing at Lypchburg with the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio airline, Washington City, Virginia Mid.
land and Great Southern, Orange and Alexandra,
aud Lynchburg ana Danyille railroads. Goods
from all points east RECEIVED and forwarded e OF
commission, and freights as low as by any other
line. +.rr ~. a. - ~.
These boats are all nearly new and commanded
by experienced captains, with cargoes insured.
Having superior facilities for shipping Keep no
warehouse and de;nin no goods on storage, bus for
ward by first good boat Of this or any other Hue:
Grateful for past dayors beg e2pdsnanss, OF
same. my COLIN y. VIZ. COA.I 3
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r.. 4 "ell.digger was lately buried alive In
st4a'' he recovered, but is not as well O
wager az nc WIS ST. LOUIS Ds,aocrat,
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maRINE aNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE l, 1874.
sun rises. 4.4Sl Moon rises. PA
Smn sars. ~ 712 High tide. ....-..... a.oo
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FREIGHT TRAIN. for through I,eyGl only
fsxss R'cnmond daily tMondays exceptedl at
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early next
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Point
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at A. NJ. Local freight received Tues =
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays. ~. !.
EDW. +. FOLGER,
superintendent.
W. n. BRAGG, Master TRANSPORTATION an 90
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pHILADELPHIA, RICH. sssSss

pHILADELPHIA, RICH. ~ssSsa
l. MQND, AND NORFOLK STEAM sassssnssE&ss IA
aH l LlNE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TN tE &
.,, sEh;IUntil further notice the CLEANERS Of th
ana SATURDAY, and Richmond eTery MONDAY
and FRIDAY at IL O'Clock M - =, :
frciSht TAKEN ior al parts Of Pennsylvania, Kew
jersey, ana delaware, for Providence and Boston
Also, FOR Antwerp and Liverpool ria Red STAR and
American steamship lines, and bills oflafing stneS
lire 1t at low Rates.
Passage TO Philadelphia, Including meals ane
staterocm, SO. w. 2. PORTER, Agent
No, 2425 Dock street, Rfchmond.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & Co, Agents,
fe ~ No IL South Wharyes, PhihGelphia.
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by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, May 30-virginia s,s. old 40 do.
copsols, OF; do ex-coupons, 4S; do. pceIers, s5.
West Virginia's, ~ North Carolina 6's, old, 90:
do. new, Is.
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ROAD COMPANY.
IOMMENCING MAY 10TH, 1874, trains

= RICHMOND AND PErnnssURG RAn-}
COMMENCING MAY 18th, 1874, trains
" on this road will run IS follows: 1851 -
-. LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
sos A. NJ, THROUGHMAIL daily lex; a,p s sun
,.. .e ,s.' and West. SleepinE.car attachea:
o''o ~ A dayl, with coach attached, for Peters
3-. .-.riat burg and stations the southsida
Emp M. THR00GH NAIL daily, connecting
A'3. ~ 49, for nj points South and West, WITH
~ ihrSuah from Riehmord TO savannah;
-" st''~' Passengers taking ibis tram VIII
;Ss1 ~ tE1rrnake close connection at PetersoufS
$50 p NJ, SS5isaT5 , ,s,'S e$ Except soHd's
,--s - n LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7A6 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily, se1ceps
1soom s TRR6G III s sDs daily connecting
80" - with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
.,nt al; Potomac railroad for sill points EASY
500 P. n, FaETeHr daiiy except sunday.
s:a5 H. S SGasa GSea VAIL daily exeep. Sun.
- day), connecting with RichmouuS
E4#S fredericksburg and Potomac Ia,r raSs
III for al points East and West. Pn!Inn
Sleeper attached, running through W
The MAIL TRAIas viii not stop between M Ei saS
Tont and Petersburg except At Manchester aits
passengers from Clover Hil will leave At 6:S0A-
M and retnrntng leave Richmond Al l'ASf' ~
ALE TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start froEE
nyIs , e' A. SHAW. Superintendent:
NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
OR0AD.-On and after SUNDAY, April ia
1874, passepgss. sEa aI p Min r11 rs fohora
$50 A.. III. MAIL TKAIN.-yoS Gordonsv.lle,
CnarioMes WIIs. shannon, White Sulphur. Hintons
and AZ e. stations dry s ssns.z
conaects ut gordorssslie 6oI Orange CS,pepsr.
Warrsnten Nsnassas AlsSas srs W va
nnsg, Bsistols Knoxville, Chattanooga, and 'ha
so S.as p. M. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-Fo<
cnrusyfie ana all intermsdiate stations daily tex-
cent SnndaYl, arriving at sordonsyalls ~ S:30 +.
h aaat, p NJ. CINCINNATI ExPREss.--T For Cor
a,asSf,es Cna,tossasvsns, .taanton, Goshen, Sli-
S~@o,. Coyingson, White Sulphur, and all stations
". @ Whs ssphsr aa' s1eepa
ennnssts al Gordonsvis for Washisgton, gsiss.
&c sS1hs IL "a 1sf @
AnS ma and Fserwood for Cincinnati and all
Wess and Southwest, arriving a. Sineianau - = ~
n .prage checked through. y, ..,,, -.
For through tickets, rssea arc "a HIcSsn - 10
o. the once EsSf ESQ., XVI vs iaa s
A.H.Pxaax. General snDsrintensenI anm9
fR1LTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D .HE SHORTEST ALL-RAn LINE
II ~ tA1' @'' FROM
! RIOS MOND
po,srs WEST, soasTaaw,Esr, AND East.
s. iosLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
asoaaqssslSSss SsSs lssD ssgFsno,rs
PIrrsBUEaSaa;. GiESansssa,s paia
Far ra.e sna aassss lasos asa
aud q a2a Nam Nan nf Rschmoud York Rtysr anu
D Csssapeaks railroad. q. <. PASSENGER Aren't,
I 81 col Aain strses ben sai SSsssiinors
IL. goLrs 9eaefsi alsAss nh l1.am
INA, l.s.l5 B !. So 's,.
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nishon Cummins,s Successor.

LOUISVILLE, May 30.-A convention of Sc.
nior Bishops will be called soon to supply
the vacancy caused by Bishop Cummins's
aDOStacy. u...s
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mysls-1m Ninth street near Franklin

DICHMON. TRUNK FACTORY, COT
below pos once Ss ga ssylies
oil stse and styles ladies' TanETs
asas in the best manner, and so.a at and and
Glow New YORK prices OLD Tr ,,n, a. ehsap.
!, ade good Us paw. New covers INES yTE KNOT rs.
A - 49, nod 1Ifsk 1913 49, skA0ute 1--WE
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SALES,

CoRN-White, GO bushels prime at 95c: 100
bushels prime at 96c.; GO bushels common ut 90c.-
total, $50 bushels. Yellow, 800 bushels on private
terms. Mixed 100 bushels prime at sac.
OATS.-60 bushels prime on private terms; s
bushels prime II 90c.-total, 6S bushels. - 80.
kfE--4 bushels common at S5c.; rs bushels
choice al 95c.-total, 81 bushels. 3. -
HAY-24 bales on private terms
.. RE-EXHlBITED.
CoRS.-Whlte, 30 bushels. Yellow 200 bush
els
hIcb
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COMMERCIAL,

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, May 80, 1874.
: OFFERINGS.
CoRN.-White. / ,24s bushels. Yellow, s72 bush:
els. Mixer, 90 bushels. s.s
'OATs.--6S bushels. -r--.--.-.-
{ RYE.-S2 bushels ..#
hEaL.-29O bushels.
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FERTILIZERS
CARRIAGES, CARTS, DC.

TEADOtIARTERS for CHIL-esE
Ill DKEN's CARRIAGES, cornes - -
a,,s anteed TO be superior 10 any In the msrket.
The new patent cANoP1ro spd %nleh
front aand back My SOCK is large s NV GaSs
CHINA, GLASS and WiLLoN-WAtsE az low
prices. LOO ,1o7 .nrnar Fio,+bs and
Main streets. ,, .,oan ~ ~ 80. - cid
Carriages o taken 10 Broad Street. nv 2"Im
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
M PANY OF NEW YORK.
ID CASH ASSETS OVER S65 900, 600.
Cash dividends, Surprising all others, at first and
rery anniversary OF policies.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annuaily, and
uarterly. - :
The OLDEST. LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
In the United States. j.. x, ~
an 13-3m No. HOS Main street.
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", FIN ANCIAII.....,r,s.s.... , Z. :

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
'2iNstt4 Sss9I SATURDAY., May 80, 1874.
SoLD.-eOO Virginia -tnx.recelvable comp ons at