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ny VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

hi, season is from q gsme
1Sc r , place for summer re'r eat, ,, on
o. " ,,,,bcrn border Of Virs'"'a' ine ne .r
+, '''' =. NecllcnburS county, near
- ~ ,1-o,fna line. is memorable TOT
ts' >'', ,a ;,>ous society in better days
- 10" ~ mo -l,,:cv 10 the clear and concise
W ..,,,>n. in the Dispatch ~hich oe-
>t>. ., N. location snd the merits OF 'n's
'H . ,,,,,!,r j. very pleasant, and the ar
=" ..as. :, i. pure End genial. The
'''' w., ,t.sscious aud has we'll proved
"'''' very valuable Ingredient III
:" -, springs is "sslis OF lita'a' so
tH' ~ - . remedial sseut in the cases OF
fS'',.,' ,xorr,ac from gouticsl dispositions.
~ .,n. NICE the highest estimate upon
~, ,- .nris:u.ac these rare salts. The
'.', Ns:a!ysin waters have their repu'
', .,', r-,n, ~ ingredient. The dyspeptic
:.,,. jr :.,r Butfa!o water great friend.
49, s,-~, 4. dyspepsia find more or less re-
- - f-,n il. Al diseases growing out OF
TX. ,'.-'t.-ld Digestion ind alienation if not
I.@.t ron, Ills exccllen. water.
'. III ,incs. before railroads scattered
.,.., WIKI such great facility. the best and
~. ,,,You> people OF Virginia and North
,..,. assembled 8. Buffalo, upon the
>--.-l.r,. and KEEP, up fine round Of en-
,'.~,.... marked w the gallautry and grace
,.....,.,~ 10 tie ines. Could Buffalo recall
=. 1,asrse,: spirits which once gave life
49,. .,-,rirur - her halls and shades, the
1850. .hst il cc".i display would End no pa
~. n these lanes.
y.,a-,bcIe>>. there is society yet to Us
,.,.,., :. Rutv4lo thas will be marked foi
-..,a and ,u- ,:rtue. The invalid will fine
,s.rn , r,a.e q: rest, with bright sky ant
nr..,sra,..,. ar. The gentleman who hs
:, -, hand w,.i Knows what is good for al
,..isr. Il pleasure and Of health. e., b.
l,,,ow, vhs: they think good for themselves
a~4>. - desires 70 make them content the,
nav ;. sure q being accommodated.
Ecns!o Strings s7e quite accessible from
s4 la.r!lle railroad. and since it is in thi
s,@;~.k, s. !; we're, families may DO Their
mi feel near At home. which is = gratifca
r,p 70 those who have the cares OF parent
.r .4a-di.ns 70 interest their minds. w
IA, :red!ct very bright season for Bufal
rpJ.r is present auspices.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
LONDON, April 24.-Professor John
Phelps, the geologist, is dead.
In the House of Lords to-day the Marquis
of Salisbury, secretary for India, said the
next harvest in India promised to be abund-
ant, and the present provision against famine
was undoubtedly ample.
In the House of Commons Mr. Smollett
moved that the suddenness Of the late disso-
luton of Parliament is deserving of the Gen.
sure of the House. he characterized the
act as coup d etat by which the last govern
ment sought unconstitutionality to retain
power.
Mr. Gladstone stigmatized the assertion
that the dissolution was secretly planned as
untrue and absurd. He charged Smollett
with lack OF decency and manliness. At
ter concluding his speech Mr. Gladstone LETT
the House.
The motion was negatived without divi-
sion.
The steamship Siesia, from New York
April 18th for Hamburg, is aground in the
Elbe, and is reported to be in a dangerous
condition.
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Letter from PesersbHrs.
o. the Richmond Dispatch.
prrsxSyERG. April "a. 1874

PETERSBURG, April "a, 1874.
The regular annual meeting Of the Pc
,.r,hrrs Bible society was held at the
N.,hiE.lon.S.7ees Methodist Episcopal
church IS, tyeuing-Hon. Charles F. Col.
Tier. The president. in the chair. After the
u.",' exercises the Society went into an
e.sc.;on Of oiiycrs. with the following re-
,Y,t: President. Charles F. Collier; Vice.
P.,.liru:. Colonel +. II. Archer; Secretary
l.. &. James; Treasurer, d. II. Potts. EI-
scu,;vr Committee: 5. II. Owens, r. +.
I.~:.e-. ". {. Lum>den, and }. B. Stevens
k,v. Or. Edwards, Of Richmond, who was
announced 70 deliver an address, was not
y:~,~a, in consequence Of illness.
l l.. suii Of Strll IS the Merchants Manu-.
i.,tUrnc Company Of this city, for the re.
sr"~7 Of $4,000 damages, was decided to,
Cly ii favor Of the defendants. The jury
vas il session up 10 4 late hour last night,
All did rUt come TO q decision until this
uo-nIE-.
Tie First and Second Ward Conservative
C!ut, bold meetings tonight TO nominate
DELEGATE. 10 q general nominating conyen-
,Jn. Tbs feeling 10 very intense, and the
friends u various candidates are actively
s; w0.k to secure the nomination Of dele.
s4.rs favorable 40 their respective fayoriteS.
Information was received here to-day an
rguac;n. the death Of Howard Clay, n
yong cadet from this city at the Virginia
I.i,srv Institute. and youth of great
promise. Iii, death has caused gloom in 8
lac circle Of friends.
he following is the movement of cotton
al Ills port for the week ending April "a
lS,i: Receipts, 456 bales; corresponding
r"r. las: year. 80 bales; total since Sep
t4.h"r /, 1878. $3.50 bales; corresponding
XII" las, year, 5000 bales; exports PC
bales; stock, 4.04S bales; stock same time
!l,t Year, $3.50 bales. Receipts at this por
tyg the year ending september l, 1873, Al 800
k.,us. ROBIN ADAlR.
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fRepor:ed for the Dispatch.l
Eass Hanover Presbytory.
THIRD DAY.
pETERSBCRG, Apr

PxTEgsgURG, April "a, 1874.
Tile PIesbylery convened at $50 A. NJ,
ana Was opened with prayer by the Mode
Tator, Rev. Mr.. Scott.
Rev. 81. W. Staples, not present before,
appeared and gave reasons for his absence
s4at We're sustained as satisfactory.
Key. Dr. Armstrong, chairman Of the
Committee on Bills and OvertureS, reported
Al answer TO the overture respecting the
Accumulation Of marriage:
Does Presbyterian minister who, In the
,0cmniza,iOn Ct marriage" Intentionally
oEits the word "obedient" from the cove
nant 10 proposed to the woman, Using no
equivalent word in its place, thereby SUBJ
yet himself TO eensure from Presbytery {?
The answer TO this overture states that
t!ge language Of the Directory Of Wor-
sAlp" is imperative in requiring the use Of
TIE word "obedlent" or some equivalent
expression 10 tne marriage covenant. This
directory has been adopted as part Of the
"sandards Of the Church" It's requirement
10 in accordance with several passages Of
Scripture quoted. And further, the defini-
iipn ol lhe marriage relation, as TO its nature
a2d relations. contained in the form Of cove
Iant referred TO, is the only one contained
III our standards.
III view Of these facts an affirmative an
ever il given 10 the question Of the over
tuye.
Inc report was unanimously adopted.
lhc following commissioners 10 the Gen
err! Assembly were elected Ministers: Rev.
v !Iam a. Campbell and Rev. T. ID. With
e1spooI, D. d., with Rev. III. r. Darnall and
Key. William y. Scott as alternates. Elders:
Governor }. L. Marye and Major Robert
Stiles, with Hon. Charles +. Collier and
1uase beverly K. Wexford as alternates.
lie Committee on Bills and Ovcrtures
REPORTED al answer to the overture of Rev.
y. NJ. WOOD, relating to the proper con-
sFuG,lon OF The language of the Directory
LOT worship on the reading Of the Scrip
iuIc,. he purport of tue answer is that
Inc design OF the Directory is to secure gem
era. Uniformity IN the public services of the
SANCTUARY, but is not to be understood to be
t&lQ!y binding III every particular as pre-
sc:ibeG liturgy. The Word of God is TO he
highly honored in our worship, but some
discretion is allowed as to the omission of
reading the Scriptures. The report was
adopted.
The presbytery took up the second order Of
The day--lhe examination of Mr. j. G.
Painter, candidate for ordination, and of
Ar. John u. Pinkerton, candidate for
lrcnSure.
The respective committees reported that
they Aad examined the candidates on the
Latin, Greek, and Hebrew languages, Men
tai and Moral Science, and Physical Science.
They were then examined in presence of
The Presbytery on Theology, the Sacra-
mcnts, Church History, and Church GOV.
eminent. These examinations were all sus-
tanned as satisfactory.
The Presbytery beard read the popular
serlnon of Dir. Pinkerlon, which was sus-
tanned as satisfactory.
The unfinished business OF yesterday, the
consideration OF the memorial TO the Gene.
rai Assembly relating to organizing the CO.
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Rrssn asssiss,sontl,, Va q
Special telsEiam 10 the Dispatch - !

II. j. !, Rrssn .ssiss,isu.i,; va q ~,
lsneaal telegram 10 the Dispaeh.f - i
1 f $ IA, april II. 1.-The body 81
Fs'ef Campbell the drowned Austrian, ws,
recovered from theriver to-day.
"a large discharge occurred at the navy.
yard tonight, and six workshops wore
closed 9 until the Of May on account Of
the exhaustion OF the April appropriation !. !,
The Baltimore erab-catchers wsre fornd
guilty and Sned by the County Conn TO-DAY
lor violating the State law, -.
A Grange Of the Patrons Of Hu.sandrv
was organized at Deep Creek TO-DAY with
Thomas n. Hodges, master, and p. r
Roche, secretary. t
10 token Of respect for the memory Of
the late Commodore Thomas A. Dorpin
the flags Of the Government vessels in mort
were displayed at halfmast YESTERDAY and
operations at the yard will suspend to.mor-
row when the funeral takes place.
The English barkentine Natal. loaded
with slaves, will sail tomorrow morning
for the Mediterranean.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL "a, ls74.


PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL "a, ls74.
-....-. ARRIVED.
Steamer Transit Trayers, Baltimore, merehan-
disc and passengers, l.. IL. Tatum
Schooner General Grant, Hearn, Georgetown,
coal Westham Granite Company.
schooner Minnie, Miles, Baltimore, Shells, Cur
tie S Parker. s. r.... -.
Steamer Old Dominion, Couch, New-York, mer-
ehandse and passengers, g. ". Aleu- agent.
merchandise and passengers, W. p. Porter.
s1eaIner Jonn Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
ohsndise and passengers, L. b. TaruIn, agent
~. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner II. n. Squire, Nixon, Richmond, Me-
Sehooner Dolphin, Passapsa, Philadelphia, April
Schooner A. Rayford, Look, Bath, Ne.
Schooner Chase, Harding, Rockland, harcn II.
Schooner Mary L, Newton, Emmons Bath, Me;
Schooner Mabel Hall, Bartlett Rockland, April
Bark Max Ottoman, Liverpool, March as.
schooner John Bentley, D., hprlI 2.
Bark Fame, (GeEl Mathieson, Liverpool ,,. MaTea D.
Schooner Ross Winans, Costar Baltimore, April
Schooner Clara, Ingraham, Rockland.
Schooner X. A. Collins, Loiies' Phihdepkla'
a schooner Mary Frances, Andrews, Phihdel-
De seSo aRs T. G. Ely MeKenary, Phs.dephs
April Is.
BALTIMORE, April 24.-Arrived Schooner J. L.
Reese, Woolford, James river.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. April 24.-Arrived: Frisca. Ar
rived out Ceylon, Samas, hortland, Alliance, anu
Anna.
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SINGULAR DEArH.-The Gettysburg pa
Compiler says that Peter Better, granite
worker, aged forty-two years, becoming dis.
turbed III his mind over year ago. was
taken to the State Hospital, Harrisburg, for
cure. Being pronounced incurable he was
brought back to Gettysburg, and placed in
the Almshouse Hospital about the 1st of De-
cember, where be conceived the idea that
he ought to abstain from eating, and adhered
to the resolution for seven weeks, having
taken during that time but one tablespoon.
full of jce-cream. He died on Wednesday OIL
last week.
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Heavy Rains I'm Alabama

SsLhA. April 24.--Immense rains have
i IA IN the past two days, and the streams
III every direction are greatly swollen, The
AlSoama river is within two feet of the
nighest Water.mark Of 1872, and the country
oeioW IS overlooked, infiictipg great damage
on the crops. The crop prospects are gloomy,
hoarGoARRr,- April 24.-The rains all
over me State for the past ten DAYS have
RAJ .s.sed tne water-courses to OVERLOOKING for
Inc third time within six weeks. The Ala
oama river is all over the low grounds. and
sun rising. Rain is still falling heavily.
Farming operations are greatly retarded
and it is feared much low land will have to
be abandoned. Railroad communications
between this city and Mobile, and between
Selma and Meridian, is temporarily sus.
pended. sus-
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-FINANGIAI..,
RICHMOND srocK Ex !, 3, ave /

FETpAY, April "a, 1s7A.,
com 2 at1's. i,1F -~s,
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Casualties.

NsH YORK, April 24.-Louisa Mackey, a
daug liter of very wealthy parents residing
in this city, was drowned to-day at the
New Jersey Central railroad pier. while at.
tempting TO leap on ferry-bost that had
Just started.
A three story frame house In Brooklyn fell
to-day while being raised, burying eight
workmen. Two have been taken out dead,
and four others, who are believed 10 bs
fatally injured.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April "A, 1874.
OFFEkISGB.
EhaAT;;1White ~ bushsls Red, 12a.
CoRs.-White, 132 bushels.
OATs.-456 bushels
foTAToEG.-S bushela
HAI.-2s bales.
SALES.
-WHRAr.-Red, so bushes at $40: bushels nj
N.S0-tosal, % bushels.
GoRE.-Mhite, 30 bushels on private termA
0ATs.-4So bushels on private terms.
PofAT0ls.-S bushels on private terms
dAr.-ao bales On private terms. .
RE-ExHIBITED.
WH1AT.-Whise, 40 bushels.
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CLOTHING.
FANCY SHIRTS.

TANCY SHIRTS.
have new in store complete assortment Of
FANCY OR COLORED SHIRTS,
varying in STYLE, PATTERN, and PRICE, from
sI.75 TO 1925, AND TO $3.50.
] have, also,
OVER ONE HUNDRED SAMPLES
Of the various styles and patterns, In the piece
which I will MAKE TO ORDER same as the stock
wear, In price, at, and quality.
Call at the old established house Of
WI. Ira SMITH, Agt.,
Siru: LONG FLAG. 100 Main street.
R-soo dozen WHITE DRESS SHIRTS a,
prices varying from 1.75 80 $3.50 and %.
ORDERS received for SMITHS SHIRTS, AADR
BY HIMSELF, equal to any house in the country at
s24. $50, $50, and $40 per dozen.
ap 21-eod3t WM. liza sMll u.
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The Mississippi Overffow-Pikeous APP
peal for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CaIam-
fty, DC.
NEW ORLEANS, April 24.-Appeals from
various parts of overfowed Louisiana say:
"For pity sake send US relief. Many that
have escaped drowning are starving" De-
tails of the calamity are too widespread for
telegraphing. No mail trains reached Jack
son or Mobile yesterday. The mails came
via Yicksburg by boat.
FLEEING FROM FLOODED HOUSES.
CAIRO, April 24.-The steamer hinnelloo,
from Memphis hither, picked up seven faml-
lies from skitfs, RATS. and duS-outs who were
fleeing from their flooded homes. The over
flow hence to Memphis is chiefly on the west
side of the river.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.
New YORK, April 24.-The subscriptions
at the Cotton Exchange for the sufferers by
the Mississippi overflow have reached 4'ooo.
New ORLEANS, April PA letter from
planter in Carroll parish says: From tne
oyerf]ows there will be twenty-seYen planta-
tieps in this parish that will make no cotton
at all. eleven that may make half crop, ana
twenty-nine that are good for full crop"
In st. James parish many persons nave
been forced to leave their homes.
The creyasse at Hickey's is reported, De-
yond control. MIR. Hickey's residence, a two
story frame cottage, with. light rooms, was
taken up by the food and carried to the PACK
part of the plantation, where It LOGGED
against some trees.
Almost the entire parish Of West baton
Rouge, and the whole of lberviiie PARISH
living on the right bank OF the MISSISSIPPI
.annear to be under water.
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T AIDES AND MISSES SERGE So
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS, s&5
Ladies' and Misses Serge Boxed and Dustea GAL
TIERS; .-s# -. .. 49,
Ladies' and Kisses Frenchs BLOCK KID, and Serge
CROQUETS; ,....sr.s
Maria Antoiuette BUSKlNS;
Juniatas, Magnolias, and other styles Of SLIP.
PERS and WALKING SHOES;
Gentlemen's, Boys, and Youths Calf Prince Al
bert UXFORDS, TIES, &c, box, plain, and ex-
Cb,iSren,s and Infants Colo-ed and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS In endless variety, 1aet re
ceIyed for early spring trade.
GGIRANTEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neatly
aud promptly done. "=tE
Special Attention paid to orders.
JOHN II. BOSCHEN son,
- OF zoo and SII Broad street.
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PRICES.
The quotations on Change are:
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

.,iss Of ai5 bales at 7H@Sl TIC. Flour dull anu
to,se o. Common to fall ezra, So o@s7 good
10 choice. t7.3O@s11 Wheat dail ana strongly IN
S scystern mixed. Coffee quiet and unchanged.
Sugar firm and active; fair 70 good Tenping' 7Ag
IA IA stesd1. Rosin quiet at S2.7O. Turpentine
quiet at 4Ohc. Pork-ner mess, sl7.33; Bee,,
sIO6Sl $50. Lard, lO4c. WhiskeJ aul AZ VIZ
f0QSnc.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April 24.-Flour quiet, steady ano
uhehanged Wheat tT~ and IN 5000 Linen dsma md
choice White $lS4Sssa VICE sGea so ~ $50
s4e yscs southern sH sss Sats s9a,hsIs
s1G65s. Rye firm at sl:osasl % aa Hay no aa.
S1T 5SGs17.bO. Bulk meats; shoulders. 6Hg
&c. clear rib, 9@94c Bacon; shoulders 74(9 Sc.j
clear rib, Oac. sugar-cured bans, i4QAora 1lu
Al 1Okc Western butter; market pare, 3ZsPo9c.
Eoffee Guiet, firm and unchanged. WhisKty qules
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Attempt at Suieida.

elizabeth, N. j., April 24.-Nalsomb,
who claims to belong to one Of the best
families Of Virginia, and who was yester-
day sentenced to fifteen years. inprison.
ment for an outrage on a young girl, made
M unsuccessful effort last night to commit
suicide
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BY Telegraph.

Eaw YORK, April 24-Nssn.-ssoehs ..s,x.
very unsettled, better figures. Money, 4. Gold.
LEY Exchangs-Leng, 1854. short, 4sox.
Gs'ernmsns dali and lower. States quiet and no
mtnal. ..@ '. #[
Erenfno.-Aoney easy at 304. Exchange Quiet
ana hrm. Gold, 112H@1124. Governments dull
and lower. States quiet and nominal.
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Alabama Affairs.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 24.-The grand
;ury Of this county, after two investigations
Of officers not before investigated in I'VE
years, reported this morning. The county naE
has been paying large sums for small SER
vices, and the debt Is increased thirly-tn Mee
per cent. since the last investigation. Inc
report covers one hundred pages. -.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YonK, April 24.-Net receipts as an
United States ports for the week 3224 % oaies
same week last year, 4oo33 nales, so'h a. 10 a
sS61 '607 bales. Exports Or :he week, GA ,65e
bales same week last year, 65,229 bales tola 70
. ri S732 bales. stock 1t all United States ports
4S5 1855 bales last year. 6sesi at All In
teror towns, SIG 1aas last sSS n
bales. American cotton afoat for Great Britsin,
2sS 900 bales; last year, $4,000 bales.
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THE LATEST SPRING STYLES,
EkPoRIUH OF FASHION. Ii J
LAST SEASON IN RICHMOND.

Asdame DKa6ELRAN, returning her thasIky 70 .
generous public for the liberal patronage SHE bias
reeves Tor the past twenty years. announces that
Just returned from the North, she offers very larxe
aId superior stock OF HATS, BoNHKTs, FLOWERS,
hIBBoas, STRAW GOODS, RUSTIC HATS, e.,
which she VIII sell at very Low prices, bei,I9 COM
PEELED 70 close out her entire stock this stson at
any sacrifice. Gilifners who have not made ,hetr
gains at HApANE 3. DIX Ri, Al a M
.ap S-3m sEeas No. 1Sas Main direct
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MfLLINERH..

hILLINEKY.-f have an ;
~ Just , OPENED "A large and carefully aaS
rgY GOODS, consisting OF French FLO nerx. ssirs,
Mignons, Chip and straw Hats, Sssiles. ha1dsdme
Spanish Scurls with bogHets and all the atest nov
cities OF the season. The above goods have been
purchased very low for cash. md Will be sold sc-
cordingly.- MRS. IL. WALTON, 4
iF,4l No. A33 corner Fifth and Broad streets.
sap 1l-eodI N - =. : $50
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Suicide.

BosroN, April 24-George hurklsnd, o
printer, committed suicide last night by
taking laudanum. His wife had recently
drowned herself In we'll.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G q PoroMAc r: =: Coal
6RH,I, TICKHr d FIR EIGHT kGENT'SOxg1GME.
0-1' = RICHMOND. October l2th. 1851
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RicHmoSp. FREDERICKSBURG And PoTo
MAC RAILROAD.
UP DAY MALL leaves ,Byrd-Snee3 ''auDA
Or NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-strees sfaaos q
II p. 81. Except on Suudays.) .-..< -.
UP ACCOMMODATIONS ieares broa"-e"
Down DAY MxfL arrives at Byrd-streez ssa-
lion AZ LAO p. NJ. - ~
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-stree Ha'
non aG $50 a. u. except on MondaJsJ ..,.s Al
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN aInyS1s -
Broad-street station at 6:S7 A. IL except on san'
days.) -.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Brosd-street stau sa
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays ~ I ~
A. d., connesting At Quantico with the Aexanorm
aud Fredericksburg railway. Returning, 1nsss
&C Broad-street station on Tuesdays, ThursdAYA am
Saturdays at g z. n. = . ii I4gIf I
By order Of General sGperintendent - !
..Es'.s J. 3. GENTRY,
oe1s General Ticket ana Treight Agent
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From ArkanSaS.

STATE OF AFFAIRS AT LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE Rock, April 24.-Affairs are II
strtu QUO here. Brooks. In az ADDRESS 10
bis troops, said he was determined to holo
the State House in spite of everything.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE,

RICHMOND, April a., 1874
ine Foilo"lngiaA comparative statement OF the
INSPECTIONS deliveries, and receipts Of tobacco, to-
gether with the stock On hand, at the different
warehouses In this city for the past week, az well a.
for the same tius In le72:
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANyILLR RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND. VA. March b. 1874. j
GGuEDIII u OETRAINS -Train No l.

CCHEDULEO FTkAlNS.-Iran MOL
- SOUTHERN FxrEESs-le.ves Richmond at5:01
A. NJ; leaves Danville At 1908 T. N. arrirsspfr
Greensboro at 3:43 p. N. and Charlotte Mt T. NJ
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW YoRE
EypREss--leayes Charlotte ut 1925 A. M., leaye6
Greensboro at IL 5 p. NJ, Danvile at 33l z. M.s
Burkevle ut 500 p. NJ, and arrives at Hfchmon9
at l:O2 2. 81. This train makes close connectfon
al Charlotte with traius on Atlanta and Richmono
Air. line rail- osd from New orleans, Mobile Mont
gomery, Atlanta, and points South and Southwest.
This train does not stop east OF Burkeviile excepa
at Chester. -.
al l:4S 2. NJ. leaves Burkeyille At 46S. T.. Mi
leaves Danvillest 1852 r. ~. leaves Grsenseoro g
l:l6 A. 81; arrives at Charlotte At 6:3O a. -.
Atlanta and Richmond Airline railroad and Char
lottc Columbia and, Atlanta railroad loT AuanIas
| montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, CoIummss
Augusta, Macon, Savannah, and al poiao Souta
and Southwest. -. -,..a.s
Train No. 4-THRoUGHh An-leayes 0h.ftote =
Up. NJ: leaves Greensboro at I:lo A. -. iSyGr
i,anyille at 5.2S A. II. leaves BnrksTl.e n.sS
M: arrives at Ricl mond ut 2:31 Z. - .1M to
train connects st Burkeyille With Trains on "
AtIantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad frsH AsRo
burg and points South. ,..vS
Train No. 5-LYNCHBURG PAssEscyhE,iSSasvoS
Richmond st 9:42 A. NJ: leaves Bur6eyins -
100 P. NJ arrives 1t Lynchburg 4av =. -. ;
Train No 6-BURRRyILLE AcC0AIoDAi1O!nnE
leaves Lynchburg ut $50 P. H., leaves buakefnisa
ntA:3S A.. M; arrives at RichmoId at 1:oe q. =.
Through tickets sold TO all points soan ana oo*H
west and baggage checked through. r.y rorr
mh6 Engineer and 6upextntenoenk.t