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no EXCHANGE.
PIANOS.
Personal.
TAKEN UP.

ULES-I have in my possession two mules
M stolen by q negro. Tom Mershalli one a
dark brown mare mule, OF years old, about
Is hands high: the other black horse muie,
Q oT hi vears old. Tue owner will come, prove
property and pay charges. A. X. FOfhi
Raleigh road. five miles from Memphis.
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rOR Ref.

EsIDEECE-A neat TWO, story Urlek house,
r containing eight rooms, on heinanoo
road carr pas. DIR. W. u. HALL,
,OF5TDENCE- TyTo-s' ory name, very con-
IL, venieut and desirable location, street cars
passing In front; low 70 q prompt tenant. Ap-
ply 20 d. q. HOLLENBEkG, - Main St.
DEAUTIFUI REsIDENCE-No. rs Adams
D street. Apply al l02 ADAMS ST.
~ IDENCE-Two-story brick residence 81
n Market street. Inquire al % Market
EJOJMs-aandsonely furnishe rooms. ap-
n ply al Room 8, third noor, lsi main street
TlENEM mi -One double tenement; con-
i tairs four rooms each; rate SIS per month.
Inquire a. CENTRAL HOTEL
uOCsE-No. 81 ovsrton9 street. Apply TO
II SAN H. COWARD
Oc3 No S Jefferson street.
A RESIDENCE IN Chelsea, on street rail-
a road. Good yard, stables, coal and wood
house. etc. The house l. furnished with gas
and water and Is IN all respects nrst-class
ocs II Z. MITCHELL, SO8 Third st.
T0TTAGE-A nice new cotisge. Apply 70
" COLE & co, go Second St.
nESIDENCEs-s5 Union street, II rooms
rs 2'G Union street, rooms; cottage and i've
MfNOR MERIwETHER, SO Second 81
Eg8DIsON sTKEET OFFICES-Two new
IA ground floor front oflces at No. % Maol-
on street, suitable Tor physicians, lawyers,
fsilCr- OF for fruit store, Apply a. 100
OF No. 10 MADISON ST
CARDEN-A Tlcn garden on long lease,
u 10 acres, on Poplar street boulevard, -
miles from the city, the old Priller place
apply 20 r. DUDLEY ERAHSER,
1as No. Madison street
tIOEE-HOUsE OFFICES, SLEEPING
y kou1fs And COTTAG Es-si orehOuse NO. %
Front, near corner Jefferson street. One pair
ufhcaa ln second story; al-O, sleeping room IN
laird stOiy, both over Memphis Cotton TX
change, corner Madison and Front streets.
Three ofices in second story also, four sleep
ang-roomE in Third story OsyosO Block over
40. 81 Main street.
One storr-TOon or ofhoe In Lenow Block,
Onion strset, near corner Main, and known
~ No. g Union street.
Two Cottages on Walker avenue, immedl
lteIy on Etreet-car line, between fernando
E1ad and ElmWOod Cemetery. Each house
contains six rooms, with ground for garden /
and yard purposes.
All Of the above property Will be rented 10
campaigning tenants at the very lowest
rates, IN accordance with the times. Apply |
20 JOSEPH LESOW,
nHaHr EsHHl a.
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GRAND promenade CONCERT on Friday
evening at the Exposition.
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LOST.

nRACELET-One small gold bracelet, a. the
Is Fair Grounds, on Thursday. Toe nnder
Wiz be rewarded by leaving IL at Ss Front 81.
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Il have only put the damage In the southern
belt on the Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile,
Savannah or Norfolk district at los per cent,
while Mississippi and Alabama Is reported at
50 per cent, and Texas is reported at "a
against l02 last year. Now II those reports are
true. this estimate is fiOt far from right"
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FRESH OYSTERS received daily st Vim
cent Botto's, 1874 Front street.
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The board met in adjourned session.
President Robbins presiding, ana present at
rol-call Aldermen Dryer, Metcalf. Aalstesta,
Cicalla, Hillsman, White, and Colligan.
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The largest stock of jet goods you
will find at the JET Palace.
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st. Louis and New Orleans Packet Co.
For Nics sburE, NalcheZ and New Orleans
Str. BIsMARLK ...............John Spsne, master
This elegant passenger steamer d. n
Will leave as above 49, =
THIS DAY, October 18th, at pun.
1T. MAsHINGrON, Al. ~ Madison 81.
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THE First Baptist church is enjoying
4 very interesting revival meeting at present
Rev. q. W. Griffin, ID. D., Will preach thi,
evening at half-past seven O'Clock. Prayer
meeting at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon.
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A RESIDENCE IN Chelsea, on street rail-
A road. Good yard, stables. coal and wood
mouse. etc. The house f. furnished with gas
and water and is IN all respects a nrst-class
residence Apply 10
ocs ". Z. MITCH ELL, SO3 Third st.
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A FINE lot OF bird cages, ladies' work
baskets, perambuiators, baby walkers, swings
hobby-horseS, rocking chairs, ETC., etc, just
received, especially for visitors to the ExposI-
ton, at Wheeler, P1ckens & Co., 32S and $40
Main street.
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Fresh supplies of these luxuries n
celved daily per express by ]. A. Signaigo, =
Second street.
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If you want hydrant, street-washer,
or plumbing of any kind, you can get IL q
Brownies, 10 jefferson street where You are
sure to be suited in style and price.
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Eamp5ts and st. louis Packet Company
u. \. Mail Line.
EOr Helena, ChicOt Greenvi1e, Vicksburg,
and Way Landings.
Str. CITY OF NICkSBURG, eRSD
h n. Riley "A as LeT
Leaves FRIDAY, Oct. 10th, at 10 am.
40. bTUSM,
Snp't MlssiSslppi River Elevator Company
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If YOU want the best and cheapest
baby carriage, go to Wheeler, Pickens 4 Co..
SOS and $50 Main street.
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.ETOREHOUsks-lA and ID Beale street.
- suitable for residence above. Also, the
DWELLING, No. 50 Exchange -. extended.
Apply Al foot Of " asbington street 70
IS X. J.. COCHRAN.
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no EI-UwiDg 70 ne death Of the late pro-
II priet0rs, the Mansion House, Columbus,
~. is offered for rent upon reasonable terms,
ma start Of furniture for sale. Apply 70
:. : ------.-..
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ICONS ndsoroely furnished rooms. ap-
n ply al Room 8, third door, lsi Main street.
rnENEM ENT One double tenement; con-
i tairs four rooms each; rate SIS per month.
[ruu1re a. CENTRAL HOTEL
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DtARDEN-A ricn garden on a long lease,
u 10 acres, on Poplar street boulevard, ~
miles from the city, the old Ptiller place.
kuplr 10 4. DUDLEY ERAHSER
20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-26

In Rochester, n. u, in nearly every fam
ily The mother in-Iaw and the men who will
not sign the pledge are sent to bed with a
kerosene lamp.
The Chicago correspondent of the Toron-
to Globe says: Perhaps next to Ben But
Ter the highest development of American
civilization may be said to be the Sunday
newspaper
"Miik is dollar gallon in Texas with
all her cattle" 1t certainly would not De
The lair thing for one "cattle" 10 charge one
dollar per gallon for the tactical unless all
should settle upon the same price, World.
Horace Gteeey's estate will prove much
more valuable than has been supposed. In
rtcad OF being worth but $4,000 or $50, QUO,
as was thought short time after his death
1t probably represents value Of about
$l2j,000-quite enough to render bis daugh.
sers comfortable Washington Republican.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Platt Boyd,
whose books were seized by Jayne 10 July
last, have begun suit to recover Soo,ooo
damages for trespass. Other ana similar sults
against Jayne are threatened.
Vice President Aqnelera, OF the CuDah
Republic, is in the city, ana reports tna' MS
visits to cities where Cueans reslue, 10 col'
,ect subscriptions and organize expeditions,
have been quite successful; .s
A tenement-house at Williams's bridge,
New York. was burned last night with q
mother and three children. The father, with
two other children, escaped.
One of the messengers Of the Old D2mln'
ion Steamship Company Is said to have dis
appeared with $4,000. -..-........
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from petersburg.

,,,,,.c Of The Richmond DisPa.ch.i
tcorros'o''"',",srs- ,ssrrEe. March %, 1874.
hc,wccn ! and . O'Clock, a
THIS m"' ,' N Rollioshrook street. whlch
Era . wv :, me loss ofahont S2VW' a S,o,e
r.>i,icd 70 ',n ,[' belonging to Eliza ': Ozark
,rd dMc''"H end occupied by c. NJ. Walker
,rt rHi'"'' 80 . grocery. was set on nre IN the
( No;9', No." ">t aid could be obtained was
n5g'. =" 'l' ed. The building was ~
rrr ''N'r', ',ic,rhants and Mechanics Com.
rigrj II ~, .Ihn,onl. Paul Il Son, agents.
r,u,. 81 r ~, was insured for 5000 in the
US >',' ~, wnv. J. u. Young, agent.
EH".'|r telscco factory, anu ""'''' "'"S~
\ -. hat nCrr >SNt"' ,s ,,,;s r,,r,-
CAV. .,'~>c,,al rcn'onii' "'H''si. AZ =, -
'l.,,c.. Nr. &. Il. Eanrs ana Mr; !, IN, n.
~ ~ - which the former recs'Neu SUI"
r@'' u - - -, tine him TO his ocd.
~ ~ .l,n.r rctcrShurS, orlons'nS 10 inc
TIE 'I harn rcl aired. returned TO duty,
IL. D." .4l:nE daily trips. ,:.
.r~'' "'., ! heavy tros, in these parts TINS
T.'' I'd il is feared that the peach crop
-, = eaIorrd man was stricken down
l~'H street. and large crowd was
. ,'>','>i,,n, him under the impression
igHl''" ,rad. He recovered, however,
is 9' wa ,',',, IN charge by the authorities.
SUI ass ''N ,,ncr,c; 10 live. The nature Of
ur"- 0''' ', ~; .rcn definitely determined.
a,>.'a'A '''. ..f,rtionS in this city arc eX-
TIC ,>t."r,,i,rlHlc interest. The Repuhi-
s''o> S ,I Tr.1r to he defeat OF the charter
eaa:' ""y ' ... and apparently dis'nter.
~, x 49,, thoroughly aroused. Among
r;',. So ,f,y,,,s spoken OF for The nlay orally
IL hf'",, ,,.,,i incumbent (Mr. WOOD. Cot
~ y - !; E,';us. +. j. Mctal"b, and Mr..
&. -; i.a,r..y The contest for commits
1'a" e.. rryf;.,lr vii he between j. ID.
. :, ward anG ..u'S II. Bailey; MlcLSel
a., !, extensively tan'aS>'d lor tue
~ ,, .,., H., ,or ;hr Niorrnian Society viii De
..T nr H., 4,h pr4Nno, and delivered
!" 49,. -.n tt.,y,atcr, the time hNed LOT Tue
." ~, t,,',n, g.. =. PHrich's day.
=, ,,..-.< Of The late Lieutenant Moses
=, ~ rr.u!u,u, Mason OF this place,
-. a.,i N 1870. were taken up rom
..,,.II.r.: ..rl~irty to-day, and sent 10 his
.,r...y in Arw York. ,r.,
a. I,,, ,,.r,. and dwelling on BoliingsTook
-. cr.ur:rd lately BY Il. \. Davis rs u
saw, I,,n. WAS sold to-day for Sl,63o,
3~".,.n v. ;. McCauce becoming the pur.
sa4,r-. 80 ,ho .o.ao,,r
ri Music. returned to-day from the Nortn'
u,..r,- h, lad rccn for The purpose OF pur-
.,,,;,,., mating, &c, for the Academy.
RoBIS ADAIR.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

cAPFAISsR ssoyl Lt ss>cuEgsuHs @.
MADRID, March %. Don Jose de ID C6hchaa
who succeeds Joveliar, receives the title OF
Goyefnor.G General OF the Antilles, With una
limited power. He will hare supreme, CONG
mand over Cuba and Porto Hico. I
Burriel will be made o field-marshal. ~,
LONDON, March 20. At the Lincoln spring
meeting to-day the rnce for, the Lincolnshire
handicap was won by Tomahawk; Oxford
Mixture second, Shylock third. Thirty.tive
horses ran. @
1t is reported that Ralph Waldo Emer-
son will receive the nomination for Lord
Rector Of the University of Glasgow, to sue
coed Right Hon. Benj4min Disraeli.
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lEor the Dispatch.1
COMBINATION ut tho Theological
Seminary.

In tie chapel Of the Theological Seminary
Of Virginia on sunday. March ia, BlShop
Johns administered the spostolic rite of con-
frmatiou 10 twcnty-seVen persons. VI tnls
number fourteen are students Of the Episco-
pal High School, in the neigh6orhood. Ii
Is satisfactory TO see such results from the
religions influences thrown around the
pupils in that institution.
The chapel, which had been condemned a
week ago, was made secure, as 1t is thought
BY many, By props being placed under the
roof rs 4 temporary support. Every e1ort,
how ever. will be made 10 procure sufficient
means 10 put up new building, q " con-
summation devourly to be wished " by every
ksnd Of the Seminary. Z. n.
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Terrible Steamboat Expiosfon-EieVen
Persons Killed and others Hurt.

MEMPHIS, March 25.-The towboat Cres-
cent CITY, from New Orleans for st. Louis,
with six cotton and sugar barges and a
trading boat in tow, exploded yesterday, ten
miles below Helena, Ark, killing eleven
persons and hurting q number OF others.
The boat was blown to atoms and the barges
were destroyed by fire.
Later.--The Crescent City, Mt the time of
the explosion, had 140 pounds of steam, with
the water flush FIVE minutes before the DIS
aster. The engineer at the time of the ex-
plosion was aft, and cannot account tor II.
Four additional lives are reported lost. None
of the bodies of the victims have been re-
covered. The pilotand wife, who were LOST,
leave six children. The boat was valued at
$4,000.
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Conversational Council.

NEW YORK, March 25.-The Congrega-
tional Council opened this morning with
oniy few delegates present. Many ladies
were among the audience. After singing
and PRAYER, the time for holding the sessions
of the Council was agreed upon.
DIR. Dexter's resolution, offered last night
in regard to the name Of the Council, WA. was
discussed at length, the Doctor holding that
this was an advisory and not an erparfe
Council.
Further business of an unimportant char
acter was transacted, when q recess was
taken.
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Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PORTSMOUTH, VA, March 25.-A bark run
ashore on Willoughby Spit last night, and
the revenue cutter Colfax is now trying to
haul her off. The light-ship has been re-
moved from the spit.
The Italian bark Furioso is ashore on
Currituck beach, North Carolina, and the
wrecking tug Resolute has gone to her assis-
lance.
The brig Lincoln, bound to Richmond to
load for Rio, is in the Roads awaiting
orders. 49,.
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MILLINERY.

DOWN WITH MONOPoLY.-At the the
REQUEST Of many ladies, have engaged III snG
manufacture or human hair: For that puap ,be
services OF real aris.-practica aGu
workeT-and will In fuIure. rs In the past. n uel
competition In price. quality OF hair ano Sk'' "a
Look vt the price for making combing switches !;
50c-. 75c.. and ~ large SLY; =! ;yhf and es
changed. .,,.,,,oa from one
=; The largest stocks OF the Kind In the State.
" Also isIst received the latest novelties In steer
ornaments ami Dendeaux. fancy tewelry. cnate-
is,nes necklaces, fans. rnching, dotted grenaahes,
for velts &C., &C., at L. IL. GGASGER'S, 637 broad
street. = - -'nu-- -
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RALTIhukE MARKETS.

unchanged. Wheat firm choice amDer. 81 $40
s1.s5. Corn steady; white southern, 7s@s2c ;
yellow southern, -sl@s2c. Oats quiet hut hrm
and unchanged. Rye dull at 6SG90c. Hay un-
Changed. Provisions dull and nominal and lower.
PORK, SI6@b16.25. Bulk meats shoulders, &c;
clear rib sides, 6hc. Bacon. Shoulders, !Sc GEAR
rih-sIdes pkc Suear-cured hams, 13c. Lard, 9Ec
Western butter auiet and unchanged. Coffee en-
TREY nomIuaI Nhiskey dull at 95Ht996c. sugar
easy and in fair den aud NJ exc.
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DRrSKEsNEss NO Excuse FOR CRlME.-In
the Court of General Sessions at New YORK
on Monday Thomas Mulho!land, brick
layer. was sentenced to three years and SIX
months for causing the death OF bis wife IN
drunken ARRAY. The judge in pronouncing
sentence said il ought to be empbatically I'M
derstood, once tor all, that ntoxication is no
excuse for crime. but rather an aggralatlon
OF il. The enforcement Of that rule would
be continued by him until every man kne"
that if drunkenness induced him to commit
crime he must suffer for it.
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PRonlBIrogY LIQUOR LAWS NUGAToRY.---
4 case has just been decided in Boston,
Ma. which substantially renders prohibit
tory liquor laws nugalory. A few weeks
ago ,hr stock of liquors in bar-room was
seized By the State constabIeS, and the pro-
prictor ot the place vas arrested and tried
for violating the prohibitory liquor law. 10
The detcnce Of the prisoner it was insisted
that The goods seized were In the original
package, as imported, and that there were
ouly lev bottles on the bar, at the time OF
The seizure, exhibited as samples, and did
not have the effect of breaking the original
package, nor take it from under the juriSdic-
ton Of the federal law. The court IN charging
the jury conceded with this view OF the case.
The prisoner was acquitted.
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npAKINE lNTELLIGENGE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH rs, 1874

Sun sets. GOT High tide. IL OO
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH rs, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westover. Travers. Baltimore, merchan
disc and pas seugers, l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner Major w. II. Tantlm, Shoe, Philadel-
sch Schooner Casper Heft, snedeow, Philadelphia,
Schooner B. c. Terry, Crammer, Boston, ice, A.
Schooner Annie V. Bergen, Thompson, New
York guano. LIE. Seldom g Co..
mig iron Old Dominion Iron Company
Schooner j. II. Marvel, johnson, Philadelphia,
Schooner Pawnee. Jones, Baltimore, shells, Cur
It's & Parker.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
.hsndIse and passengers. l.. X. Tatum agent
Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence. New YORK, mer-
chandIse and passengers, Il. w. Allen. agent
disc and passengers, ". p. Porter. agent.
Schooner Nellie H. Benedict, Thompson, New
Haven, coal Curtis Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Morning Star, Lynch, Philadelphia,
Rrig La Cayenne, Barker, Boston.
Schooner John D. Williams fearce' y" ooo ho'e
Schooner Amos Falkenburg, -, Providence
" Schooner E odlorne, Crowell, Boston. March FL.
schooner Island Belle "oooman' h0cAiah''
Hrig Cacique tBraz) Benton. New York, March
Scbooners Rose McDevtt, Mallen, and james
Bradley, Bradley, Philadelphia, March 81.
MEMORANDUM.
Rr,p La CAYENNE. Boston for this port 20 load for
Pernambuco, arrived 1T Vineyard Haven March
22.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Cotton easy: sales Of
2.9l7 bales ut 16xn17c. Southern -four quiet and
steady; common 10 fair extra, IS 3O@t7 ~; 60 d
To choice 81 .25@F11. Wheat quie-, without deci-
ded change. Corn fairly active at S9Ge2c tor
new western mixed: Coffee dull and uDchspg.d.
Sugar heavy at 7K@7hc. tor fair TO good refining.
Kosin firm at he so. 1urpenline firm at 47kc.
Pork sctive and frIner Vt SIC 80 for new mess.
lard frmpr at 9499 lI-16c. Whiskey decidedly
armer; some sales At 97H:.: afterwards CSC. we're
hid and held at 81,
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THE FAyoRITE HOME REMEDY.

This unr!valled medicine 10 warranted not to con-
tain single particle Of MERCURY or any injurious
mineral substance, but Is
" PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those southern roots and herbs which
an lvise Providence has pLced In countries
where LIVER DISEASES most prevail. It will cure
all diseases caused by arrangement Of the liver and
bowels.
SIMMONS'S LIVER REGULATOR
for mcdicine) is eminently family medicine, and
Inv being kept ready for immediate resort will save
many an hour OF suffering aud many dollar In
time and doctors bills.
After forty years. trial It Is still receiving the
most UNQUALIFIED testimonials TO Its virtues from,
persons OF the highest character and responsibility.
Eminent phyicians commend IL as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA
OR INDIGESTION.
Armed with this antidote, all climates and changes
of water and food may be faced without fear. As
= remedy in malarious fevers, bowel complaints,
restlessness, jaundice, nausea,
IT HASNO EQUAL.
It Is the cheapest, purest and best family medicine
in the world.
Manufactured only by
J. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon, Ga, aud Philadelphia
Price, FL per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
fe 26 deod&w3m
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Direct Steam Trade between Charles
ton md LfYernOol. dc

ATLANTA, GA, March &.-The Atlanta
Chamber Of Commerce to-day endorsed the
establishment of direct line Of steamers be.
tween Charleston and Liverpool, pledging
support. Resolutions were adopted looking
to the speedy construction Of the Southern
Pacific railroad, and an increased appropria-
ton for the Atlanta custom.house. @ 49,
nj. C. Brown, the father of Governor
Brown, and soldier of 1872, died last night,
aged eighty-seyen.
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,,-n--,s- o,1Gence OF the Richmond Dispatch1
construction OF tho Cincinnati South
eru Railrond-A New Field Open 10
richmond Merchants.
StcTl0S IL, ClSCISSATI SOUTHERN

SLCTlON IT, IlNCISNATT SUCTHk Z
RAILROAD. March II, 1874. }
We are within thirty-tive miles Of railroad
connection. and intend TO resume trillsac-
Mons with the Richmond merchants with
whom We have deaIi tor the last twenty or
thirty wears. We are near the State line, and
src surrounded by grand and wild scenery.
It !. true We have not the Hawks Nest !"
10! Lovers Leap" yet We can boast of the
New Niagara and Lonesome Knob :"
equally enchanting. ,
Ihe country is desolate and sterile, like
the New River" region a.; lies along and ad.
iscent 10 the south fork of the Cumberland
liver. This, the Cincinnati Southern rail-
,ogd, as you may know, will be intersected
a. the Kentucky State line by the railroad
lending from Knoxville, Tenn, known as
Nj. knoxville and OHIO railroad. '.
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BY Telegraph.

-. ~. ny AcHeSItsPhs
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March -Eoon.-Stocks active and
strong. Money, 8. Gold, l12h E1chnnge-Long,
4S5k; short, 4SS. Governments strongand active.
State bonds quiet. .t..
Eventn9.-Money in active demand at 4@5. Ex-
change firm at 1854. Gold active, and advanced TO
112x@l12x Governments strong and active.
The excitement and buoyancy which prevailed
during the day In the Wall-sreet markets subsidized
some what at the close, and there was sharp reac-
ton from the early advance. This was The result OF
realIzations the delay of the Senate on the fnau-
cial question. some reports from Washington less
favorable to imitation, and the fact that the West
ern Union directors did not declare the expected
dividend at their meeting to-day.
The events Of the day in Wall street, taken alto
gether, were more important than for a long time
past The sudden revival in speculation took many
by surprise, and but few were prepared for the
violent fluctuations,
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 25.-yirginia 6's, consols,
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x.u Railroad Company organized.

CHARLESTON, March 25.-The spartanburg
and Asheyille Railroad Company, one OF the
links 10 the projected direct connection DE-
tween Charleston and Chicago, was organ
lied to-day by the election OF Z. u. Mem.
minger as president, with strong ooaro OF
directors. ...s@ as...
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Nsw GEAsGEs.-Organzedb by w. B. West
brogk-Bcookland Grange. Dinwiddie: DR..
Hume Field, master; e. f. Abernethy, Sec
retry.
Cherry Hill Grange, Dinwiddie: John L..
Scott. master: J. W. BAN, secretary.
Organized by I. T. Tredwsy-Farmville
Grange, Prince Edward: Walter II. Rich
srdson. master; c. r. Venable, secretary.
Organized oy NJ. W. Observation-Disclosures.
tan Grange. Pow hatan: j. Haskins Hebson,
master: William 5. Archer, secretary.
Organized by &. W. koiner-Mt. Sidney
Grange, Augusta: John II. Parkins, master !;
secretary.