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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-28

100 LBS INDIGO received this day and
wv for sale in quantities to SUIT ny
oct l3 HENRY COOK s co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-28

S. Dealham, SO King street, ''THE' Fash
ionable Clothier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-28

A fine, fashionable and large stock OF Hats,
very cheap, AT DEALHAMs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22

HYpRoPHoBIA.- melancholy death of
Mr.. Butler. the welI-known dog-fancicr, who
for some thirty years has sold dogs in this
city, is 4 severe blow to the theory that by
drophobia is purely an imaginary disease.
Mr.. Butler held this theory, and insisted
that men who died Of hydrOphobia were
simply The victims of their own imagina-
tons. A week ago he was bitten by rabid
dog, and in spite of his theory contracted
the disease. When to the case Of this cool
minded dsbelever in hydrophobia are added
the two cases on record in which an infant
and idiot are reported to have died OF the dis
ease, it is hardly possible for an appropriated
person to deny its existence. Doubtless nine
ont Of ten dogs that are called rabid are suffer.
in o from some other disease. Nevertheless, no
person ought 10 be needlessly exposed to the
danger of death in its most horrible form.
The clearing of the streets OF homeless ours
is duty that no clamor should induce the
city authorities to neglect. Ii people Will
keep dogs in the city let them keep them IN
their houses. The law forbddlng any dog
TO appear in the street without muzzle
should be extended to all seasons OF the
year. Poor Butler was one OF those VINO
held the law to be needless and cruel pro-
vision against an imaginary disease. HIS late
ought to confirm the authorities in their pur'
pose of Kidding the city Of the class OF dogs
who are most subject to rabies; and per-
haps the shortest and easiest method to at
tanning that end would be an order directing
policemen to shootany dog that may be found
on the street without muzZle.-NeD YORK
GrQphic.
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Latest News from Washington.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, June 20.--Senate. lin the
night session OF last night Mr.. Pratt sent to
the clerks desk and had read letter from
the Commissioner Of Pensions stating that
the passage Of the pension bill would add
1921 soldiers to the pension rolls and 16, 600
widows; and that the total amount required
to pay them would be $4,000, 5S4.
In the post.office appropriation bill the
main disagreement was in regard to the post
age on newspapers, the House insisting that
one and a half cents per pound was enough,
| while the Senate had fixed the rate at four
cents per pound.
The Senate to-day passed bill to remove
the political disabilities Of Henry II. Sibley,
Thomas ID. Jones, Dabney Ii. Maury, and
Charles NJ. Fauntleroy, of Virginia.
The Senate passed as ryder to the SUM-
dry civil appropriations bill half n million for
The flooded people of the Southwest. 1t had
already passed the House, and will 60 the
President.
Mr.. Morey's bill giving $4,000 for levee
surveys also goes to the President.
The Senate is in session tonight.
HouSe.--Thc House has authorized the
Arkansas special committee to exercise its
powers during vacation Of Congress. The
House is now considering the report on the
CuilcHCt OIL.
The resolutions impesching Judge Bus.
teed, of Alabama, were presented, ordered to
be printed and recommtted. ....
MIR. Cessna, Of Pennsylvania, presented Il
| minority report.
There is no possibility Of action either in
the Busteed or Durel cases this session.
The House refused to concur in the Sen
ate amendment making Montgomery, Ala, a
port Of delivery. 1t goes to conference
committee.
The Senate amendment to the awards Of
the Southern Claims Commission was con-
CURED in. The bill now goes to the Presi-
dent.
a motion In the House tonight to take up
the civil-rights bill again failed by vote of
40 to 91-not two-thirds. About forty Re-
publiclns lodged the vote, and eleven Re-
pubIicans voted against the bil-viz., Messrs.
Butler Of Tennessee, Harrison, Hyde,
Lowndes, Phelps, Roy, Smith of Virginia,
Stanard, st. John, Thomas of Virginia, and
Thornburg.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, June 20.--Bluford Wilson
has been nominated rs solicitor of the Trea-
sury.
West Virginia wants the resale of the uar-
per'S Ferry property.
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Tho Book Trade.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-A meeting Of
the Philadelphia Book-Trade Association
was held to-day at noon, the object of which
was to enter protest against the enact
ment of a reciprocity treaty with Canada
by the Senate. Under this treaty Canadian
merchants dealing in any manufactured arti-
Gle can import them from England or any
other country. and after handling them can
ship them to this country duty free.
A series of resolutions were adopted eX.
pressing alarm at Canada, under the provi-
sions Of the treaty, becoming a great entire
pot Tor the reception of goods from all parts
of the world to be legally struggled into the
United States, and stating that the treaty
magnifcs free trade and involves the neceS-
sity Of collecting the entire revenue OF the
Government by internal taxation.
The resolutions were unanimously adopt
oil
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-
Austria raise OF jecri0ns 70. the scheme, and
Switzerland extends to 1t but feeble sup.
port. .,sssst5i
LONDON, June 2GsxFHe Ti,nes's Paris spe
ciai says the debatezoE giving, the, Govern.
ment power TO ns6ii,1aSe mayors will take
place to-day. AS tue fegitilmisB have. pro,
nounced to support the G6yerntnsnt the 8as.
ter may have smaflnaiority when Che med
sure comes to q vote. 80 ,,.a "a ,s,..s. ~
Lucien Brun informed the Committee OF
Thirty yesterday that the Legitinists intend.
ed,to again introduce in the Assembly mo-
tion In favor Of the restoration of monarchy.
PARIS, June 20.~SIt IL Teporsed that the
Government has Consented ste saesePt the
amendment to the nrnnjcipal bill extending
for two years the optration of the provision
which provides for the nomination OF
mayors by the Government.
Germany.
BREMEN, June 20.-An agricultural eHhi.
biton is being held here. Among the visit
ors today was the King of SSaxony. There
are large number of American exhibitors,
ana many have received prizes.
The Senate to-day gave banquet in
honor of the exhibition. Grown Prince
frederick William Of Germany spoke in re-
ply to toast given to Emperor William,
ana IN his remarks. expressed the hope that
foreignFexhisitors would on their return to
thelr homes convey the assurance that no.
where was the wish, for peaceful continu-
ance of the labors OF civilization stronger
than in the rehabilitated German empire.
Holland.
THE HAGUE, June 20.-There is crisis in
the Dutch ministry. The Chambers have
rejected the government bill lowering the
franchise, and the ministers have in consc-
9uence rendered their designations TO the
King.
Canada.
TORONTO June 20.-ArchDishop Lynch, Of
Toronto, has sent cable dispatch to The
Pope expressing congratulations on his
tWenty.eighth anniversary, and soliciting
apostolic benedcion; to which his Holl-
ness sent the following reply:
"The Sovereign Pontif, in general &C
acknowledgement 10 you, the clergy, and the
faithful OF the diocese of Toronto, from his
Utmost soul accords the sought-for apostolic
benedction.
[Signcd] "ANToSBTTI"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG kAH~}
NOMM ENCING MAX 10Th, 1874. trains
" on this road will run As follows::
UEAyE RICxAOHn SOUTH.
sos A. bt, THROUGH MAI. daily !except sun
day), connecting for all points SCUM
and West Sleeping car att4chea.
day., vita coach attached, i9r PeteIs-
burg and stations on the Soutbside
road LyDrlburg, and the West.
1:45 I'M THRO U6fL NAIL datly, connectinS
for all points South and Vest wlta
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
throus3hfrom ktehmOna % sasanD a.m
Passeagdrs taking this. train Wiz
make close conEection At Petersburg
for Norfolk. ,,,
wi,Mcoach attached.
LEAVE HETERSpgRG S0RTH.
745A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texccS
Ssnday with coach attached.
1900 NJ, ThR9uGM NAL h dy: SSnnse and
Potomac railroad for all points Easf
| sos P. NJ, FaEIGHr daily except sundiy}s
coach attached. ,.o
1926 P. b., THROUGH NAIL daily seSG a s%d
Er1iericKsburg and Potomac railroad
for ali points East and west. Puumna
Sleerer attached, Running through t0
Baltimore. p,.s
| TIE MAIL TRAINS Will not stop oetWsen pisu,
D1nd and Petersburg except AZ mancie"tef s0s
| Chester. IN, ,o,v. =, e.afI-A
! NJ, and returning leave Richmond ~ ii1o1 "'
1 dal (eyccpt sunday. -. So.
AL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start frotn
iAppomattox depot. northumberland
l my ~ a. Sua w. .-1pSI.t.s-
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Accident 20 an Acronaus.

ALLENTOWN, PA, June 20.-Iesterday
Professor Pierce. Of Philadelphia, attempted
balloon ascension on trapeze bar from
the Floral FAIRGROUNDS. The lifting power
being. insufficient, he was dragged through
trees and against houses. More gas was sup
piled, and upon the second attempt he sailed
above the houses for about block, when
descending, he struck against dormer win.
dow, breaking his colar-bone and several
ribs, and sustaining internal injuries that
threaten his life.
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Rink Case Decided.

SYRACUSE, N. T., June 20.-Judge Wood
ruff has rendered decision in the United
States Circuit Court at Canandaigua affirm
ing the decision of the late Judge Hall, o
the District Court, that the Peoples Saving:
Bank Of this city cannot recover on note
which il discounted for the late firm of Jay
cox & Green, amounting to about 800
The decision is rendered on the grouno ina
under the charter the bank was prohlote1
from discounting notes. Several other case
of the same nature are by this decision VIZ
tually decided against this bank.
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Marine Disaster.

BosroN, June 20.---The schooner Caro-
Bell, at this port from Ellsworth, Me-, re.
ports that at II O'Clock on Thursday night
when one hundred and five miles northeast
Of Cape Ann, she ran into the ocean tcle-
graph cable buoy, losing her anchor and ten
fathoms of chain. She endcayorcd for two
hours to get clear of the buoy, but the
weather coming on thick, she was obliged to
cut the chain, which, together with the au-
Choir, was left hanging on the buoy. The
buoy is large one, and lies III the track OF
coasting vessels.
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Fatal Railroad Accidents.

PITTSBURGH. PA, June 20.-A freight tram
was thrown from the track last night on the
Pennsylvania railroad, near Wilmore, by
running over cow. The engine and fifteen
cars were thrown down steep embank-
ment, killing the engineer and fireman.
A collision occurred this morning on the
Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon railroad be-
tween two coal trains, seriously ipjurlng the
enpineers of both engines.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 90 NOon.-Stocks dull ana
lower. Gold, Ill. Money, 2E EXchange-Long,
40l. Governments dull and strong. state bones
dull, with little better feeling for some.
Erening.-Aloney, 2isM3; steady and dull. Gold
quiet at liz Governments steady. States quiet
and little better feeling.
BANK SThTRMEST.-Ne,1 York. June 2O.-Thc
bank statement shows that loans have decreased
two and one-cighh millions; specie decreased one
and scven-eightls millions. Legal tenders increase
seven. eshts Of 4 millions: deposits decrease five
and one-eighth millions.
The aggregate specie shipment to-day was $685.
900, of which 81 SO, 900 was gold coin. The re-
mainder was gold and silver bars
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, June 2O-6 a. M.--.BelleW the
reader died last night after long ana pain
full illness. :.
The DGiiy Netos reports that Garibaldi Is
so i'll that he cannot move, and is incapable
of writing or feeding himself.
To-day is the thirty seventh anniversary o.
Vicioria's accession to the throne. the Gay
is observed by the ringing of bells, nrlns BIZ
lutes, and other usual demonstrations.
The Pail Mall Gazette says tnat Tue SUE
cess of the Congress of international mw'
called TO meet ut Brussels, is very aououo
The governments of England, france '4nt
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neetssou I'm a Railroad Case

CHICAGO, June 20.-A dispatch from
Springfield says that the Supreme Court OF
Illinois has rendered decision IN Inc case
of Porter and others against the Rockport,
Rock Island and st. Louis Railroad Com
panv, which involves question oil assign
mcpt, by the Board Of Equalization, oil capl-
fall stock. The decision sustuins the action
of tho Board
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"a 81
80 ID M ri M

I E.a1tasGsGs . sSs Z, n
OFFICE or EEafNRKH AHD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| - RICHMOND AND III IEHSHBSU.s.S IS.
Il RICHMOND. VA.4 June Is. 1574sS
IGCHBDULE OF. TRAINS. to. take etlecf
I NJ SUNDAY, June ID, 1S74.-cnARLorrE Eye
Bnrkeyille at 2:52 a. nrriye ut Dundee a. S:2H
A. 81. leave Dundee at SH3A A. NJ: STRIVE NJ Dan
vile al S:s5 a. b.: leave Dapyille II S:37A. M.:
arrive at Greensooro' at 11:2s a. 81. !; arrive IL
leave erote AZ sg 4. H. Isave se pnser;
at 10 2. M.; leave DauyIlie % 3:36 r d. leave
dundee at d:4S 2. NJ: lrave Bnykeyiile nc $40 p
connects at Charlotte win trains on the Ehsffoste
Columtia and Atlanta and Atlantis and Rfclnn0sd
Line railroads from Atlanta and all points Sou1
and Southwest. va -gS7 800 80 -
leave Burkeriite at AL Il. III, leave dundee 81
925 =. M: leave Danyie at 9:29 y. M: leave
Greens BORG at 2:40 A. 81. arrive ct Charlotte &C
$50 A. d: This train connect nj Cfsriofsc With
Charlotte, Coluyahia and Atlarta rniiroaGs for At-
lants. Montgon0ry, Mobile. New Orleans, E6Iun.
bia Augusta, arcs ID poinis aonfl and sonipsess.
THROUGH MAn-ieaye Chs rlctse d, r. NJ.
5:13 A.. NJ; leave Dundes at SIS A. a.; lcsEe
RnrSeytlle at i1:3c A. NJ: arrive aS III uioHd az
2:22 P M. Thii toin c0unects at Rurkevtile with
traim on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
from Lynch burg, Knoxville, Chat,aaooga, and all
LYycHBURG AccoM,soDATIoS-lasveR Richmond
at 942 A. NJ: leave Bzrkeyiile ct 20 P. A.; ar
rive at Lyuchburg at $40 p. Ms
viii. at 1876 A. NJ; arrlve ut Richmond ut 1853
A. NJ. =.
Through tickets sold to as points South and Soutr
west, and baggage checked through.
T. d.. &. TALCOTT.
Engineer and Superintendent.
Fl. T, DOUGLAS Master TRANSFORMATION. rs
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BY Telegraph
NEW YORK MARKETS.

IVItN
NEW YORK, June 20.-Flour shade firmer
for low grades: S6.10MSG.SO for common 10 talr
extra southern; f6.65G$11 for good 70 cn9 d
southern Wheat firm and in fair demand st 5Oa
sec for winter red western: coo. for white western
Corn Il shade tlrner ut s09S1 &c; Tor we weste RI
mixed SlMS2c. for western yellow: 3oc. ioi
white western. Pork active and irmer at
$i7.7O0s1 7.75. Lard llrmcr at rs for print
steam II 7-16@11Ec. for July; 9-l6gi &c
Quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet. hlolasse s quiet
Naval Stores-Spirits turpentine 500 1868: kosiil
steady ut $2.32@$2.35 Tor strained. freiene
scarcely so active cotton per steam &C. gram PEI
sail, Sa49c.; per steam, Oa6Gl lac.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22
po.soyr VALLEY R1uROAp MEETING

ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD MEETIHG.-A
meeting was held at Clarksyille on the 18th
instant 10 further consider the proposition
for building the Roanoke Valley Railroad.
II was resolved that the chairman appoint a
committee of five to confer with The author,
tiles of the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad ana
obtain from said authorities the best propo'
silon they will make looking to the recon,
struclion of the Roanoke Valley Railroad
from GAINESVILLE, Va, to Manson, in North
Carolina. Roanoke Valley.
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JULIUS SYCLE,
AS BROAD STREET,

/ ULlOS ClSLE,
d15 BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS,
is still receiving NEW GOODS by every steamer
ana express. which he offers tn his customers and
the public In general AT PRICES TO SUIT THE
TIMES.
There arc hut few more Of those beautiful
LAWNS at 124c. worth 2Oc. Better call ut once.
Look at our 1870. TOWELS worth zoe.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS. DRESS
GOODS!!! We have greatly reduced In prices.
Come and look for yourself.
FRENCH CORSETS at soc.
Some of those beautiful LACE CURTAINS by
the yard and by the pair, at great bargains. ut
JULIUS Styles.
In CASSIMERES and LINENS, for gentlemens
and boys wear, We have the best assortment In the
city, at prices greatly reduced.
Look at our So PARASOL.
Our stock IS too numerous to mention. We only
bargains IN LACES, EMBROlDkRiES,H HAND
MUSLIN, PLAIN and STRIPED VICTORIA
and pERCALES; one and two-button KID
GLOVES, CHAINS, FANS, NECKLACES, JEW
ELRY, sc.
Whoever WAITS good bargain should call to see
JULIUS SYCLE,
AIS Broad street,
my 23-1m between Fourth ami Fifth streets.
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FOR SUMNER, 1874, JUNE STH,
HOME AND ABROAD.
TT r. pRIfE G. 90

again In market have in stock and hourly expected
for stayers-al-hnme and for travellers
to the Springs
Beautiful WHITE and COLORED LINEN SUITS;
Beautiful WHITE and COLORED LAWN and CAM
BEIC SUITS;
PLAIN COLORED GRENADINES;
JAPANESE PoPLINs, striped and plain, 20, 80,
35c TO 81;
SILK Poke EES-every shade:
STRIPED SILKS. IL and S1.25-very cheap;
BLACK FoULARDS. BLACK LPACAS-bargains;
800 pieces new sidc-band and other CALICoES, 10
and 12hc-;
PERCALES, JACONETS, ORGASDIES, &C.;
RUFFLISGS. KID aud THREAD GLOVES,
GaUZE SHIRTS, CoRSEIS, HAMBURG EDG1SGS,
HOSIERY, &c;
New CASSIMEREs and CLOTHS for gents and boys
IL 8
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better repumttot, ueing rather tss,ceabrvs in-
clincd. He leaves a wife and four children,
and Oh the day before his death had moved
them from apartments in City. Hall place to
their present dwell ing-place at No. All Pearl
strect.--Ne,o York Tribune Of Saturday.
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DEATH OF THE WIDOW OF AUDUBoN.-
Louisville, June 19.-Mrs. Audubon, WIDOW
of the celebrated naturalist, died at hellys-
Vile, KY, yesterday, aged So. She was
lady of unusual attachments, and was the
constant companion of her husband IN ms
Iabors and travels, aud visited the princ'pai
courts of Europe in his company.
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49,. sa.--7.g - :, 1900
BY TELEGRAPH
Escape OF an Alleged Murderer-The
National MISUNDERSTANDING
:.s NInttepa

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, June 20.-Austin Hill
one OF the negro murderers of Mr. William
Pressen, the bridge-keeper at Weldon, man
aged 70 escape from custody to-day while
being taken from the seaboard derot to the
jail in Jackson, the county seat OF North
ampton, n. c. Hill, it viii he remembered
was shot down before he was first taken.
The Chesapeake Boat Club of Norfolk will
enter the national regatta at Saratoga this
year.
The new steamer Pamlico, of the Old Do.
minIon line, is hourly expected. She will
run between this port and the Albemarle
sound trade. - 49,.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 20, 1871


ARRIVED.
s,oomer Film Hancox, Deyo, Norfolk, mer-
oha ndisr and Messengers. l.. 3. Tatum, agent -.
Schooner w. II. Rowe, Whitmore, Norioih'
~ SrIooner Cora Bush, Norfolk, light, Currie a7
Schooner Major j. w. Tantum, Shoe rhilaoeA'
mia. coal, Powhatan Iron Company; ,o-,,,.
Schooner oliver Jamison, Jainlsoh' No'1I'A'
light, Curric & co. r,,,-o No,r Work. ,,sbt.
Curtis 4 Parker.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post Nof1oik' niet-
St.amer Norfolk, Samuel, Philadelphia W. T.
Schooner John R. Reese, Walford. Baltimore Qua
CITY Point, rallroad-iron, Currle & Io'
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Isaac Bell Blakeman, New 1ofk, her'
chaudise and passengers, 6. W. Allen & 20.
BY Telegraph.
ESPECIAL telegram TO the Disratch.l
CITY POINT, VA. June 20.-Sailed: rug OilV
Rranch with barks josie Mildred and Tarpelan., 10
Richmond.
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Drowned.

CINCINNATI, June 2O.-A young man
named Shuler, while bathing last night, was
seized with cramps. A friend named
Ephraim Caruthers went to his assistance,
and was seized by the drowning man. and
both were drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.

EEhL1 COilOS % ~ l. EAU A>'>A
NEW YORK, June 20.-The sales OF cotton lor
the week we're l44.O2l bales; of which number
lag. 900 bales were for future delivery and 4,12l
bales for Immediate delivery, rs follows 20O Tor
export, 1885 for spinning, and G66 bales LOT
snrcuIatiOn The market has been dull and de-
pressed, and prices show quite decline since last
week. The supply offered Is more than double
that of last year.
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BALTIMORE,

,BALTIaoRE, Jsne 20.-Virginia 6's, old, 80; con-
solidated, 53A; ex-coupons, 50a. West Virgi-
MAS, IL. North Carolina G's old, 90; new, IA
special tax, 5. Bid to-day.
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.rJRGINIA MATCH COMPANY.
A. GOLDBAcK & co

A.GOLDBAcK CO.,
Manufacturers Of the best Parlor hia'ci".S III the
United states.
Warehouse and Office, 81 VI ana aio3 oinin unI
Sao' s"" oA"e up 7-eod3m
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMISGToy, June 2O.-Spirits of turpentln
Grim AT 33c Rosn dull at 75c. for strained trun
lurpentne steady at $50 for hard; ~ 50 10
yellow dip; % for virgin. Tar firm at Sl.oo.
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SHIPPING.

NOR LONDON.-A NORWE- INh
Il GIAN BARK FAMA, Mathieson, s.kaazzseSE
master having the larger portion OF her cargo en-
gagged will have prompt dispatch for the above port
For freight apply TO ,,,r,, ,.yupo
ia 20-4t CURTIS u IAhhCh.
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 90, 1874.
Observation-Disclosures 500 bushels; yell
low I3O bushels Corn meal, SO bushels. Oats,
90 bushels. -. ooa
SaLES-G2 bushels good white corn at 92c
Oats, so bushels good mixed western al iU W.
kr ExIlIBIrED.-5O bushels mixed; 100 bush
IL ,.ts
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EOR BALTIMORE.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
THROUiH-FkElGuI
TRl WEEKLY LINE.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AMI
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.

Steamers leave their pier In the Lock, foot
of Twentr-sccond street. every TUESDAY anC
THURSDAY MORNINGS At O'Clock, and SAL.
URDAT AFTERNOON at O'clock:
Freight receiTed I'D TO O'Clock L. NJ, ana Satur'
days up to 81 O'Clock Z. VI.
Through bills signed to al points north and west,
and rates guaranteed IS low as any other line.
Apply 10 Il: y. Ia y u, anens IT. =
80 ot!iI ,,a,s de
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22
AND OHIO RAILROAD

THE SHORTEST ALL-RAn LINE - Z
FROM
RICH OyD
TO 49, -
POINTS WEST, NORTHWEST, AND EAST.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN e. - -. = v
RICHMOND AND COLUMBUS, J. ~
PITTSDUR4 II, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
and all intermediate points.
For rales. time-cards, and information generally
apply ar company ticket cfice. POI Matu street,
and at $50 Maiu street. corner Eighth and Byrd
streets, and office OF Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake railroad. j. L.. wALDROP,
s. K. Passenger Agent,
1901 Main street Richmond. Va.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. Baltimore,
Md. NH l9.3m