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BY TELEGRAPH.

s,.amer-Naval Matters
wreeH E1re-Lucky Merchants
&C. s>',oo,., telegram to the Dispateh.I
~,vro,x. VA, April line s'e'''heI
,,n,,ncrcc. plying between ba'''hore sau
S ,",,ar,e s,und ports, struck snas nthe
A''' , ", river Yesterday and sunk. she was
1 " With merchandise. "reckess Oh 'als
',", ,,rt ;hc tug Nettie TO her assistance To-
da!. ., :, ~. nr,ct;cc.ship
,,,,,on. now fitting out at the navy
.,~I arrived from New York Tonight
'' rmn bandrcd and eighteen men co"s''-
"" ~, .o,,, force put on in the yard for
49, ,>., and alto be on half time.
49, a.. dental fire on Campeeifs wharf
,-oinr destroyed the oyster-pacSlnS
R''> ,>s,,on; Of the Howard Brothers. Loss
'''% >,,;,,Iinr and stock, 5000; partially In
surcd. :, :, x,ourton
,,. w,ra.hound; also, the North Ger
1870, bark Rrazllona, with -four, for lilo. and
.nsxo,th German brig Frederic, from R,cfi'
s,,,5 with tour, for Rahia-ooth awaiting
uiy weather. :.
{ Il. Mahoney, liquor merchants IN
r,-,suouth. drew three thousand seven
kindred AMI tfty dollars in the LouSS'''e
lhtcry.
1ni 90 Watts. Of Norfolk county, com
,,>ss,13 today to call TO account all the delin
,rsor magistrates of the county. 1t is stormy
,n-n-h..
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The Railroad Troubles nj susauehan.
ma DEPOT

NEW York, April IA dispatch from
SusQuehanna depot says: "After the men
We're paid of yesterday afternoon tbir-
teen hundred Of them, who had been dis.
charged, paraded the streets, headed by
a band. A meeting was subsequently,
held, at which it was resolved If the com.
pany wished to employ them it must be
in body. Vice-President Clarke adj
dressed them. stating that the company
Was willing TO rcemploy some of them it
they would abide by the rules. The strikers
listened with apparent indifference. 1t is
stated if the men do not 60 to work to-day
the shops will he closed. The soldiers are
auxsouSly awaiting orders to go home. The
men OF the First regiment who are mostly
lending business men in Philadelphia, are
especially anxious to get away, as their Du-
sinesS needs their attention.
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~s1 .AEEsE.EnREy1aNN EWs.
.sssss sssaeafs cess aasa sssssxss.rs 3

< 2 :
New YoRE, April 1. Tho Diarto, or IA.
vaua, whose editor Has tlntendente of that
city during the fortnersalie Of General Con.
cha as eaptsin-generai,. has recently pub
Ashed editorials pointing out among special
advantages, the general good to- the lslaSd
that would follow the restoration Of peace.
Owing to the relations believed to exist
between the editor and Captain.G General
Concha the articles are believed to be In
spired by the Spanish party, and that
their object is to prepare tho people Of the:
island for manifesto OF prominent Hispanoi
Cubsns demanding accommodation between
the so-catled loyalists and insurgents:,to be;
lnauguratcd by temporary cessation of hos
Utilities, TO be followed by formal treaty of
peace. The basis Of the treaty Is made known.
and contains pledge that the island shall
remain united to the crown of Spain that
the people shall elect representatives to the
Cortes; that slavery shall only be interfered
With by consent of the owners in case
emancipation should be decreed, then the
owners Of slaves are 10 be Unidentified,
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Letter from Petersburg.



PETERSBURG. April !, 1874.
The regular monthly meeting of the Com
mon Council was held this afternoon, and
the attendance vas unusually large in view
of the fact that an ordinance imposing and
collecting taxes on licenses was to be
adopted. The committee 10 whom was re-
ferred an ordinance in relation to water
works reported adversely upon the subject.
The election of four members Of the School
Board, required 10 be elected to-day, was
postponed until next meeting. ~.
We have had singular manifestation of
religion in this city, or at least so alleged.
On last Tuesday week o colored woman
named Rosa Early while attending prayer.
meeting was entraDced, and was taken
home, in which condition she remained until
last Monday without nutriment of any sort.
Upon recovering she protested religion, and
united herself with the church.
Mr.. n. r. Tatum, who was injured yes
terday by being thrown from bis buggy, Is
represented TO be much better to-day.
MIR. w. D. Poythress. collector of delIn-
eueDt taxes for the city, reports that be has
collected s. .64279 on the accounts of 1871
and 1872, leaving $1,000 uucollected.
The securities of Mr.. TraYlor, of EttricEs,
who is under bonds for having horsewbip-
ped Mr.. Walthall, an aged gentleman OIL
that place, surrendered him to the officers OF
the law to-day.
The public school-house for the colored
children Of this city will be turned over to-
morrow TO the city by the contractors,
Messrs. A. II. Marks Il Brother.
Internal revenue collections for this dis
trict for the past month are S15,65O, being
within SIS of the amount for March, 1873.
The returns indicate decided improvement
in the tobacco business for the past three
months.
Intermeuts at BIaudford Cemetery for the
past month we're: Whites, Is; colored, q.
Captain Dunn has finished tue map of the
city, and the same was suspended in the
Council chamber to-day.
The candy man protested to-day Vlgor-
ously against the action OF the Mayor ID
closing up his establishment by revoking his
license, and threatened to defy the officers
by continuing his business. The police re-
ceiyed instructions to deal promptly with
him in case OF obstinacy, but it seems that
the candy man found it to his advantage not
to resist. .-.
The hands of the Petersburg Railroad
Company, including engineers, struck to-day
for back pay. ROBIN ApAIR.
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Latest News from Washington.
Associated Press telcgrams.1
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, April L. Senate.-Mr. Mer.
rincn. from ;ne Committee on Claims, re-
ported bill! referring the cotton claims OF
=. heirs Of Stephen 4. Douglas to the Court
Of Claims. " hch VAS passed.
Most Of the session was devoted to the
third section Of the finance bill. The com.
pjttce reported in favor Of authorizing the
orsanizltion Of national banks in States and
territories having less proportion than the
State OF New York, upon the basis Of wealth
ard population. until such State and territory
rs, N amount equal to the proportion issued
10 New York.
An amendment to insert Pennsylvania in
lien of New York. which would increase the
us,ioual bank circulation about S124, 0O0,OO
Wa, rejected.
An amendment to reduce the volume OF
fractional currency to $4,000, 000-a con-
traction Of $4,000, o00-was also defeated.
The free raukipS amendment was under
discussion at The hour Of adjournment.
HouSs.-Mr. Raipey presented memorial
Of tie Republican Central COMMITTEE OF
South Caro,isa as acounter-statement 10 the
memorial Of tie taxpayers. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee. 8.
TIE bin 10 amend the mining act was
passed. and then the House engaged in de-
late on the currency question.
Washington Items.
W WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Agricultural
Committee 0! the House will report bill
authorizing tie collection of specimens o.!
wood from all parts Of the country for the
museum.
Admiral Porter'S friends are more conf
dent in regard 10 his condition.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, Saw
yer. WAS before the Ways and Means Com
mittcc to-day upon the Sanborn contract.
The debt statement for March shows de-
crease Of S2.l25,O00; coin in the Treasury,
SSG, l25 .0e0; currency, 100000.
The EceAing Star says: "Thoughtful
members Of Congress of both parties ex-
press them. elves greatly impressed by the
representations Of the delegation as 10 the
distressed condition OF the taxpayers OF
South Carolina, and there is no doubt the
committee will give the matter attentive
consideration TO see if congressional action
can lie cons.i,utionally applied for their re-
liet.'
Weather Probabilities.
WASHISGTos, April 1.-For the Middle
States, generally cloudy weather, llght ram,
and rising temperature, the winds shlftinS
10 westerly and southerly, with clearing
weather during Thursday afternoon or eve
ning
For the Southern States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, and gentle TO fresh winds,
mostly from the northwest and southwest.
Cautionary signals continue from Norfolk
~ Woods Hole.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL l, 1874.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL !, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond, Read. New York, merehan-
disc and passengers e. A sa ng@t merchan
disc ana passengers, l.. Il. Tatum.
Brig Cactque lBraz sentGn' New horh, 70 To- oA'-
schooner Rose McDeYitt, Mallen, fhliaoeipnla'
coal. S. Lathrop ,,,.,,,,,,,
schooner James braaley, brauies' rh''Ao''pD'''
Arrived at City Point !: Bark dwin, Christopher
son, Liverpool, salt. r. F. Williams.
steoroer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
,handIse and passengers. l.. x: TaruIn. agent
steamer Richmond. Read New Yorh, merchan-
disc and PASSENGERS G: W; Alien q 20 2ors canne,
cG Schooner oeG r. H. shannon Van Glider York river
70 aSau Charles Conway, Dreamer, Chicka-
hominy, 10 load timber Tor Malne'
= CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Caroline ". Holmes, JACKSON BALL
'N Bark Jembyrd, Barth, Liverpool, February 2.
Schooner odiorne, Crowcll. Boston. March 21.
Schooner Island Belle, Woodland, Rockiano'
'A Schooner Morning Star, Lynch, Philadelphia
Schooner Allie Rosk ks on M s7 q
s schooner VI. P. Cox, Evans, Philadelphia, March
Schooner Mary L. Newton, Emmons, Bath !, Me.
Schooner Mary +. McEale, Hall, Wooas dole'
Schooner Kate Mitchell, Percy. Bath, Me.
Schooner Roanoke, Barrett, Philadelphia harch
q earr Fame. Mathieson, Liverpool. March g.:
Rrig La Che, enne lBr.) Barker, bostoh' Aarch
SCHOONER A, Hayfnrd, Look. Bath. Me;
Schooner Lewisviile, Hart. Bath Me-, march Z.
Schooner Hannah Warwick, Bailey, BALTIMORE
Scbnoner Narcssa, Applegarth, Baltimore, March
81. o,.Sn.
Tho huov On WilInughby Spit, which was carried
,,nmt IN lie out of place some two weeks ago, mas
not We, been replaced Some i've or SIX yesi has
the sg55 IN of to get OF
GpSs .nF been REPORTED officially ana icaly' bui
the authorities seem to pay no attention 70 'ne
matter.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
THE NEW ,norr,,,r
GENTS FURNISHING EMPORIUM
HENRY T. MILLER & CO..
913 MAIN STREET.
We are constantly receiving by express the La
TEST NOVELTIES In our line t.-H
Our stock of BLACK and FANCY sCARFS,
CRAVATS, TIES, BOWS, &c, cannot oe equalleo
by any house south.
OUR SPECIALITY
THE SHIRT DEPARTMENT.
embraces all grades, prices, styles, sizes, ana Vafe
t. OF pattern.
Another SUPPLY Of those beautiful FkENCfl
PEKCALE ShlkTS just received.
Also. something new In the way or a HG1'en
MORNING SHIRT, with collar attacheu'
Give US al early call.
H. T. MILLER & CO...
913 Main street.
on AL. opposite Gerot's
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w ANTED,a good reliable HOUSE SER
wv WANT. Apply between the hours OF 9 and
Q In the morning of Wednesday and Thursday at
100 Main street. sap 1-St
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The Henry Dofa,catton Trial.

r>pe>iA telegram 10 the Dispateh.J
,,>rHsrRS, VA. April 1.-District-AttoT-
NY Iurty closed at haif.past II O'Clock.
I,',., EiyeS delivered an able charge to the
,r,r who retired, and after being out three
,,,,> returned and informed the Court that
,,,r we're unable to agree. The Judge
plscci them in custody Of the marshal TILL
morning. /; is net thought verdict will
=, e,-,,i r,n0D.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, April l, 1874.
EA LES,
BY Telegraph.
CrXly vHpE MARK ETS.

NEpr YORK. April 1,-Cotton dull; sales IL 43
bales at 17ali 7;c. Flour steady with moderate i1
ouiry y heat heavy. torn dull and heavy for old !:
Steady for new SO@S7xc. for new eastern mixed;
S7mssc. Tor high mixed and yellow western. part
II mixed with old S7@s0c forold western mixed
Coffee dull.and heavy at 19Hv221c for RIO. sugar
easier and ueclluiIg. Moiasses. qniet aud uu.
changed. Rice quiet and firm. Talow frmer at
73sg7ke. Kosn ne,vy ats2;5o: Turpenhne aeas W
Wmiskey more active and firm at Csc. Freights
firm
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The white Sulphur Springs

rsp4cta! telegram 70 >ae Dispasch.l
Wrr. >u1rara SPRINGS, ". VA, April /.
Colonel George l.. Peyton to-day perfected
bis contrac. for the White Sulphur Springs
rth Commissioner Matthews. Prepa,a-
Sons for the entertainment Of an unprece-
dea,ed large crowd will be at once COM
-,,r,1af.
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Destructive GOnffag ration and Fearful
Loss Of Lite-Seven Persons Burned
10 DeatD dc.

MMLERsTowS. BUTLER COUNTY, Pa, April
IA fire broke out here ut l:30 this A. III.
II ti.e Central Hotel from the gas used in the
building, ~ is believed. Seven persons were
burned to dea,h. Their bodies have been
recovered. The names Of the victims are
Norah EcIar,y, - Pleasantville, George
Dac', German; Captain Oliver, an oil ope-
faloT; Martin Phillips and Sanford Acert,
drlIiers. The Other Que is unknown. Nell
ile hcCarty Jumped from a third story win
do" OF The ho'cI and received deadly inju-
Iles although still alive.
TIE fire was no. gotten under control un-
I'll siXiy-nue buildings in all were Destroy
cd. These included The Central and Hanlon
hCuscs, the opera-housc, Sinks hotel, the
Butler Cosn'y bark, MillerStown savings
bank, the express office, and many other prl-
Fate busine,>-hcuses. More persons are
thought 10 baYe been burned to death, but
none other than those mentioned above
have as yet been discovered. -.-
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RkJ,TImORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April 1.-Flour very weak ana ua-
changed. Wheat quiet steady anu Inch ~aIieg
Southern, S1@s2c. Oats dull: southern. 6o@o5c.
Rye dull at S5@s6c. Provisions strong' active;
and unchanged. Western butter IN goou usin a,h
west rub, 4O@41c.; common to fair roll, 3og331c.
Coffee good to prime rio earsoes; 2Z(SSo3;se az
Whiskey Asah .as s69se4c. Sugar nrm Al '"~
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The Eighth Ballot.

Boston, April 1.-The eighth ballot re-
suited as follows: Dawes, 95; Hoar, "A
Curtis, IS; Adams, IS; Banks, s; Pierce, 2;
Wash burue, /; Whittier, l; Wendell Phil
lips, /. :.
Adjourned to Friday.
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Collision i'm Hamp,so Roads.

FOKT MONROE, April 1.-The brig Gem,
from Pernambuco, wolfe at anchor In Hamp-
ton Roads last night, was run into by brig,
and had Der jib-boon carried away and sls.
tanned other damages, though not OF serious
character.
A northeast storm still prevails.
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Criminal Carolessness by Telegraph
Operator.

NBw YopK, April IA coroner's jury 10
Jersey City brought in verdict of criminal
carelessness against John Mcclellan, tele-
graph signal operator, by which collision
was caused at Point oil Rocks, on the Penn
sylyanis railroad, Saturday evening, and two
men killed. Mcclellan has been committed
to await trial.
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NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.
have just received their
SPRING GOODS,
comprising every article usually kept In FIRST
CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE, with every novelty Oh
the season. bought las usual for CASH, and VIII DC
sold as low rs the lowest.
SHIFTING aud FROCK CALICO at 8, 10 and
1870;
a. sAvY and FINE BROWN and BLEACHED
SOTTONS at 10c.;
LAUREL d, and other standard BROWN COT
TONS, at 12hgc.
Auburn's. Lonsdale, Great Falls Q CoTTONS at
12hc.; .-..
Wamsutra and New York Mills COTTONS at 1Sc.
Linen and Cotton SHkETING, &C., &C.; and, In
fact all goods as cheap as they can be bought
elsewhere.
BLACK SILKS all grades, but we call especial al
tenton 10 our $3.50 grade, the best, we feel
free to say, ever offered in this city.
COLORLD SILKS from 81 TO $3.50 per yard;
EMBROIDERED POLONAlSE; .....
PARASOLS In great variety. mn 20
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AlkY GOODS.
NEW SPRING GOODS.


NEW SPRING GOODS.
we are now receiving our SPRING STOCK,
consisting OF all athe new fabrics and colors In
A large assortment of handsome PARASOLS tnew
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS;
NECK RUFELIEG, SILK TIES,
UOTTED aud BEADED YELLING;
LACE SACKS and POINTS;
large and complete stock OF gents ana boys
CASSIMEkES;
An UNSURPASSED assortment OF SUMNER MERI-
No and GAUZE UNDERWEAR for la
dies, gents. girls, and boys;
HOSIEY in great variety;
Genuine KID GLOVES for II
Genuine FRENCH .WOYE WHALEBONE COR
Fine undr.ssed BLEaCHED COTTON, / yard
wide l0c.; AUBURN. LONSDALEs and
ANDROSCuGGIN COTTON; 12cH.; " An
SIJTTA and NEW YORK MILLS COTTON
ISc. COURTNEY q POWELL,
ap Ism o10 broau streeI.
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CINCINNATI MARK ETS.

CINCINNATI, April 1.-Elour quiet and unchaHgead.
Corn dull mixed, 64@67c. PORK quiet at , Sdo;
firm and scarce shoulders GIG &c clear rib, 9sc.;
clear, 9lSl9hc. Whiskey firm II 92c.
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ST LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-Flour dull and lower. Corr y
mixed. in east elevator; 52hc: regular. MMskey
steady at 92c. Pork, 81 1855 tor np'count +; ;
SIG rs here Bacon firm; shoulders g. c'eAl iio'
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SPRING STOCK BOOTS, SHOES, ubs
~ &c.-i have Just received my first In. &
sstm ,n Of SPRING GOODS. consisting Off
ne .afest styles and best qualities of La sSds
DEEMS SHOES, BOUTS, and CATERS. my
soSx on hrstlaes goods Is unsurpassed In the city.
anu "ltn regular supplies will keep up full stock.
ssoHS Z. PAGE, JR., 909 Main street,
-Lnn 1o-om between Ninth and Tenth
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EAsG Overheard.

QUEENSTOWN, April 1.-The bark 1redeto,
from New York. experienced tempestuous
weather on her voyage, and lost several per-
SONS overheard, Including her captain.
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81 sassh !.
~ sT EqssIks \ VIZ 81 81 nsssy
am otlef goods 4t retiacftoH OF 10 ger cent Nv
STOCK 10 comp5sSsf6 f M iglse syarf1us styles and
graoes. Eocss hsmsy beK0und on,ys IN o drst-claag
S0ot ~ shss sIaE4 Large assos.naent Of Trunks,
~ alET 70 TtIW H-W TAXLoRY
IIADIES AND MISSES, sERGE Z So
ID LACE and BUTTON -GAfTERSs d u
Ladls s, and Miases Serge foxed and Button GAI-
Ladies ssd gsssss Black Kia and Serge
Mazss Altetnettr BUsKTNS: = .r.f tf,.ssrs
Jnniatias, Aagnoiias, and other styles or SLIP
!. tERs aud WALKING SHOES; .ss... - =
Sentiemeub1 BOYS. and YonIhs' Calf Prince Al:
,ri.t bert oAEORDs, TIES, &c, box plain land q
Chndren's and Infants CoIo-ed and Black SHOES
,rs5 and SLIPPERS in endless variety, Just re-:
- Sslyed for early spring trade. = ~
CUSTOM WORK MADE To ORDER AND
GUAHANTEED TO Fit. REPAIRING neatly
and promptly done 80 -TI3Ii'
Special attention paid to orders 81
JOHN H. BOrCHEN Il SON,
uu Il ..s.....- BOB and S11 broad street.
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A Compromise with FORESTS Widow.
NEW YoRK, April IA bill has passed
the State Senate authorizing the executors OF
the estate of Edwin Forrest to compromise
with his widow.
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o1rJSy1I.I,E MARKETS.

Huntsville, April l.-Flour quiet and un.
changed Corn quiet and unchanged bacon
Shoulders. To-; clear rib &C.; clear, 9,ac. LARD
Tierce, CSC. {; kog, 105c. WhisIey, SIC.
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New YORK, April l.-Generai Harvey
Brown, of the United states army u "eaa,
aged seYenty-eight. ~..
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

...r-- ...u NEW YORK. E-.
NEW YORK, April -Noon.-Stocks dull Money,
4. Gold, ll3K. Exchasye-Long, ass; short,
4SS. Governments steady State bonds quiet
Epentno.-Money firm at 4@5. sterling higher
at 4s51. Gold weak at 113A611Sk. Govern
ments strong and steady. states duh and nominal.
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81 RICHMOND AND YR1aaues RAnrl.
HoAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MARCH .3erH, 1s1k
~ trains on tails road will run - f6aBws . faia
Lave RrcHHoND soCrH.
SOS A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daly iexceps Sun.
~, pa dayk copuecting Tor afi poiata 6ouGk
and West. Skeping-cas u WELDON
HOO A. T., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN -dsfiY
Y .s23t%itf l.E sor Petersburg and Ncffolk. 40
goo p. IL, THROUGH NAIL daily, eonnecbnG
!, s-a4ss.ir for. all points South md Vet, Nft&
Pullman Sleeper ATTACHED, running
Hj!fE@@1f thsoukh from R,shmondt - Havanfake
S:3S p. NJ, Fk Ea<aHr daily. texcepS 8ua6npA
With coach attached. -
LEAVE rErKRsBUkG NoRrH. '~a
7:46A n, FREIGHT TRAIN daily fexcepg
s'LFENF Suudayl WITH coeeh 2ttaeh6ds ~
hoe r. n, THROUGH MAIL daifyx eonDee8tAE
-, ,.s.,,, with Richmond, Fredericksbur4 Ap4
- to''"t Potomac for all points = est Aad WEI.
! E.l5P.M., ACCOMMUDAffO daily. i.yqA
6:25 r. MsyHROUGH Ma II 0ailJ Except BS.--
! day), connecting with Richmordx
~ r t'@st - Fredericksburg and PotoraEe ED0
.c =, Ii Chesztk axe and Ohio railroads for an
points East and West. Through PaA>
mAnA Sleeper attached, running
through TO Baltimore.
The NAIL TEAMS viii not stop between RiSh.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester an4
Psssengers from clover nm WIN leaye st e:s9A-
n, and returning leave ktchmend ~ 2P. A.'dsays
se ZEE TkSfEs rili ...t t.
: A rnnh 81 80 ~ "A. SHAW. superintesdssL
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MARINE zNTEALIGENGE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL 2, 1874.
snn rises.. 5.45l Moon rises....... 7.09
Snn sats ... g. High tide. 4.56
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EiEQ.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Law & Fick's
liquor store, on Battery street, was burned
this morning. Loss, about $1,000.
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mp 2-tap20
cPRING CLOTHING.

cPRING CLOTHING.
ueSne " AA FRIENDS and PATRONS,
that I have just returned from the New, o sIiI
, ua et and am now receiving FINE, WELL BE-
r~TrD and EXTENSIVE GENERAL ASSohIMhNi
"a FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
eo- nps. YoUTus', BOYS and CnILDRENs wear,
lor nE 70 fnnnd in the state this season. Goods
h hsu"bt for CASH and will be sold accordingly.
= - l1O9 Main street.
,o~-r, UT , q on Main street, NH 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02
The Anti-Fnflation MOvemont I'm Mas
kachNS0ktH.

Bosrox, April IA large number Of lead
ing merchants have signed call for an anti
imitation meeting at Fanueil Hall on Satur
day evening next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

VIZ ANTED CASH, for which will sell
w the greatest bargains ever offered in forfeited
pledges, consisting OF WATCHES Of best makers
OPERA and VEST CHAINS, LOCKETS, SLEEVE
MONDS: one pair OF the most elaborate CHAIN
BRACELETs of gold and pearl, weiahing 1877
dwt. All OF the goods are to be closed out at the
original cost. Cal soon at 8. A. WiNSTOCk'S
LUAN OFFICE, No. II Fourteenth street. under
exchange Hotel. Ia II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

MOOD CARPETING. AND VAIN,
sCOTIEG for banks, stores, balls, dinine-
rooms. bathrooms, &C., plsin, parquet or innaasS
variety Of beautiful designs 70 pc sssn nchnonS
Va sole agents for this city. ~,oo>osis,z
u NH e. Im*a 800" BLACK q RokceSoh'