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OF
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Average temperature yesterday day.............. 57h
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4Oh
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A.-For Pimplcs, Blackheads or Flesh
worms PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDONE AND
PIMYLE REMEpY, the great skin medicine For moth
batches rcckes and brown discoorations his MOTH
AND FkECkLE LOTION. Sold by druggists every
where. Depot ~ Bond street. New York.
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TIN OLD MAIDS.
"Fve Of Them Wise and Five II Them Foolish" Juika
r smiths new Novel - Price, 81 H.
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Philh armOnic Rche a rsaI.

The following works were rehearsed at the Acad
emy Of Music yesterday BY the Philharmonic
Society Pastoral Symphony In F, No. g. opus g.
Beethoven; overture, "voyage OF the Normans''
Dietrich; overture, "Euryanthe," Weber. The
novelty OF young German composer
is the overture descriptive OF raid OF the
ancient Vikings and IS decidedly tnged with the
glow OF the music or the future. The concert will
take place on this night week and Will Introduce
to the public Miss Lima Lucknardt as q pianist in
Raffs new concerto, ana Mile. Blanca DOnadiO, OF
the Strakosch troupe, as prima donna In s'Vol che
sapete,n and an aria, "Pre aux Clercs."
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The New Play at walIack,s.

Mr. Bouclcault's new play, "The Shaughraun, !"
will be produced at Wallack's next week. The
word 'Snaughraun,n or. as it is written in the
Irish vernacular ''Seacran." being interpret ed
means condition OF vagabondage. A scapegrace
is said to be ION the shaughraun" wnen either
escaped from justice or from home he wanders
halfugitive, hall loaer. Thoughtless reckless and
generally humorous daredevil, the shaughraun
Is a ylnd of irish Don Caesar de Bazan in low HE.
Such is the character Mr.. Bouccauit has drawn
from himself Into those characters the element
OF pathos entered largely, out the title OF the new
play suggests 0 character OF more rollicking fun.
The leading comedy hero in the piece will be
played by Mr.. Montague, and when we perceive
tnat Mr.. Gilbert, Mr. Polk, Mr. Beckett, Mr.. Arnott,
Miss Ada Dyas Miss Jeffrys Lewis Miss lone
Burke Nine. Ponls and MIS- Seton figure IN the
cast It may be So ely promised the drama will be
admirably performed.
The action takes place at the present time, and
represents the incidents which beIall q fugitive
Fenian convict who revisfs his home In SgO IN
disguise. the romantic scenery has been painted
by Matt Morgan, sherwood, Glare. Morris and Hill
nard. The question arises naturally, IS the "chau-
gnraun" TO be considered an American dramap
When we reflect that sheridan, Goldsmith and
Knowles were lrlshmen, writing IN London for the
Engls stage, that their plays, 'The School for
Scandal" "'rhe Rivals" "She Stoops to Conquer
and "rne Love Chase" were not considered to be
Irish dramas, we may conclude by parity OF rea-
sOning that ar lrishman writing In New York for
the American stage produces works that are clt-
zeEs OF the land IN which they are born.
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Perfection.-Boker's Bitters. Beware
OF counterfeits
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Noypmbsr q. 10. III

At .ns Clinton Hall sacrocnns at 73o O'Clock each
evening,
large collection OF English Books in various depart
men IS OF literature, including Bellies Lcttrcs History,
Biogr sphv Theology Poetry Fiction, Voyages and
Travels. Law ana Medical Books
Catalogues ready and Books on exhibition.
THE MBSSKS i.EAvlrr Auctonoerg
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Awful Catarrh Perfectly Cured with
WOLCOTrS CATARRH ANNIuILATOR: pints 81
Excrucatng pain instantly relieved with PAIN PAINT
pints, 81 81
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WENT ".
Mary j. Holmes charming new Novel, which Is hav-
ing such trenenuoIs is rum. - Price. 81 81
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A.-scaIp Disease and Complaints,
dandru falling loss and Intimely grayness cured
by the special treatment of Dr. b. 9. PERRY 49 Bond
street. New Yo.k
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Rheum atism and GOut Are Invariably
benefited by sulphur ba thing The difficulty OF procur
ing irnstwoxthy sulphur baths without the dsnserous
fully met BY GLENN'S INVALUABLE SULPHUR SOAP
1t Is sold everywhere. Depot CklTTENION'S. No
sixth avenue.
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Gold Exchange and Brokerage Rooms
Opened.
HAVANA, Nov. 3. 1874.

The gold and exchange brokers OF this city have
opened exchange rooms Tor the transaction OF
their business. This is the first establishment OF
the Kind here
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A.-The Aston ishing Popularity Of the
ELASTIC TRUSS 6s Broadway: has set the metal truss
blacksmiths into meditation They feel as though they
wanted TO lean against sonnet thing and think.
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A.-For an Elegant, Fashionable Hat
of superior quality 10 direct to the manufacturer,
ED, lis Nassau street.
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CHARLES DICKENS WORKS.
@Carlctons New Edition. n."-ComDleto in 20 v0lA
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NEW PunLIcArInYs
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Fleming author OF "A Wonderful Womi IN" Guy Barls
courts Wie" &c, Of which the lc esram says:-"FOr
intense interest has not been surp issed
Of Wikic Collins Woman in White" o. Mrs Woodr
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A.-Rupture and Physical Deformities
successfully treated BY DR.. MARSH, at No. vesey
street, opposite ST raups church
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Spanish Financial Opcrati0ns-Ban nix
Bills To he Burned.
HAVANA. Oct 80, 1874
1t is of1cialy announced tnat on November
the government will publicly burn about IL. 500
bank bills, representing the sum OF $5s5,Oo0
being the proceeds of the ten per cent income
tax. There Will be another burning the following
Sunday.
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THROUGH TuINK AND THI

A powerful tew Novel, BY Josepn Merry Translated
from the fimous French work. which has are ldy s0t
70 the of S. 100 copies . Price, 81 Is
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Alb. r. Sphinx Pebble Dia amonds, ISL
Futon street Rings Pins, Earrings Studs set in solid
gold. from 81 up wards
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Causes and 5ymptoms with Instructions tor tho sac
ency, Nervous Exhaustion. Muscular Debility and Pre-.
mature Decline in Manhood. PRICE 50 CENTS Al
dress author DR.. DEF. CURTIS. No Is East Six-
teenth street. New York.
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MARION HARLAND'S NEW BOOK
charming new story, by Marion Hariand, entitled,
FROM MY,YOUrH UP,
is rapidly passing through lie press and tho publishers
nope uat they may have Ii re ady next week Price
ST. 3D. 1t IN OF The best books ever written by this
popular author OF Alone - rue as Steel &c. and
VIII nave an immense sale Due notice will be given ok
publication day.
OTHER NEW BOOKS.
Christianity and Sprituaiism- Dr. CroweM.. - n
Ebon and God-A novel by Mrs c. L. Mcllvain.... n
Josh Billings Farmers Almanax for 1878. ots
Fatal Passion-An exciting new love story...... W
restcd-A novel by author OF .Stoen Waters. I n
G. w. CARLETON 60, Publishers,
Madison square, New York
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Du Barry's Food.-Liver, Nervos.-Cure
No 5s6lA OF the Marchoness dc Brehan of liver
plant wasting away for seven years. with debility
and palpitaton bad Digestion constant sleep
over which prevented even her sitting down for hours
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Gold Market and Exchange at Havana.
HAVANA Oct 30 1874
Spanish gold. 1893 a Iss<; Amercan gold. 2O6 a 2O7
currency % % premium; short sight gold 1905. pre-
MUM.
HAVANA Oct 81, 1874
Spanish gold. 1y71S q 1893; American N4 265 Ex.
change quiet; on the United States 20 DAYS currency
g ~ premium; short sight 81 % do 60 days gold
lS3 do. \; on Paris, lO6 u lU7 do.
sugar-Quotatons nominal; stock In warehouse at
havana and Matanzas, - 2Ss boxes and si0O hhds
CENTS OF the week at Pavana and Matanzas 81 boxes;
exported during the week from Havana and Matanzas
700 boxes and 597 hhds. OF whc a400 boxes and ali
the hogsheads to the United States No 10 to r. Dutch
s'andard ia 9 reals per arrobe molasses sugar No
sto 10. l6h Z reals per arrobe., Molasses nominal
per arrobe. Bacon, sSf sa per cwt Rut,erS
so per auin,a Flour, s2s 81 ner DBL or American
s sssar psa a sursa sss sss Ss ds
In tins Potatoes. 81 $ll per bbL raow, $22 70 per
quintal Wax sls $l4 per arrobe for yellow So 32
per DO for white Onions. $S 6la 80 per bb for Amer
es es sasn E@ps nSas oA S IN p rS.
$6s So per pitch pine $50 a s66 per NJ. Shocks
box 81 reals cold sugar hhis, is reals ;moasses do
50 40. Hoops, long shaved, 81 Is per NJ Freights nom
nal.
HAVANA Nov. q 1874
Spanish gold 1893 a l9a: American do, 2O5 206. TX.
change quiet and firm the United States, 60 days
currency. 80 80 premium: short sight 81 93 do 90
days gold, l0t l0 do; short sight los ITO do. on
HAVANA, Nov s. 1874
Spanish gold. 2o2 2O3 American a9 2i0. Exchange
IN good demand: the United states 60 days cur.
rency. % % premium; short sight. o. 95 premium
premium; London. l3j 1877 premum; on Paris. ll0
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Matinees.

THE ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-"ATda" Will be given
at the matinee to-day 1t is the last time this fine
opera will be presented this season.
WALLACKs.-The last matinee performance OF
'The Romance OF a Poor Young Man" will be given
to-day. Notwithstanding the great favor with
which the piece has been received by the public
1T will be withdrawn next week to make way for
the new sensation play, "Tne Shaughraun."
BoOrH's.-Miss Cushman appears as Meg Mer-
rles Tor the last time in this city at the matinee
to-day. Her farewell appearance tonight will be
made as Lady Macbeth
THE FIFTH AvENUE-t'The Beliefs Stratagemn
will be given au the matinee this afternoon and for
the last time tonight.
NiBLo's.-"The Deuge'' still continues to be the
attraction at this house. Constant efforts are
MADE to increase Its effectiveness with success.
Matinee performance at TINS house.
THE PARK-Colonel Sellers will convince any
one taking the trouble TO visit him at the matinee
to-day that there Is millions IN It'll he Can man
age to extract them.
THE HIPPoDRoME.-Curious people can see the
elephant and visit the tiger with slight risk at
this establishment. II is to this fact we suppose,
that 1t owes Its popularity Matinee at two p M.
~iyooD's MUsEuM.-"Six Degrees OF crlme. caf
be studied al the matinee performance at this
house. 1t would oe more to the point If the Mu-
LYcErM.-Tne first matinee Of the Soldepe
troupe will be given to day. The new Corners
have proved great success. Miss Sodene will
appear in her admirable impersonation OF Drogan
In ''Genevieve de Brabantn
STEINwAY HALL.-Maccabe has quite driven
away dullness from the neighborhood of Four
teerth street. His "Begone Dull Carer Is not
bad cure for the toothache.
THE METROPOLITAN.-For variety sake the matt
nee performance will be enlivened by the Cancan.
THE OLYMPIC.-The last opera matinee will be
given at this house to-day. The living fountain
continues q source OF delight.
THEATRE CoMQUE.-The reorganized Mulligan
Guards, nushed with the democratic victory, Will
parade sharp at two p M. at the matinee perfor-
nance at this house. Some insight will also be
afforded the public into 'sAn Editors Troubles.n
THE COLOssEUM.-"Lghts and Shadows OF New
York; paris by Moonlightr and "Paris In Storm"
can be contemplated at the Colosseum. Matinee at
halfpast two p. M.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs give q matinee en-
tertanment at two p. M
BRYANTs.-A varied bill OF fare Is prepared at
this house for the amusement Of the public. The
African ballet Is side splitting.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR Is still point OF
great attraction. 1t is open from ten A. M.
TONY PAsToR's-Tnere viii be grand olio per-
formance at the matinee to-day.
ROBINSON HALL.-The Female Bathers and the
sensational Cancan Will be the attractions at the
matinee to-day.
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TUST PUBLISHED
eJ THE HISTORY OF
THE REIGN OF PHILIP H..
being the fourth work OF
entirely new edition
PREsCorTSss WORKS
with the authors latest corrections and addihonA
Edited by John Foster Kirk.
To be completed 10 ID monthly volumes, i2mo.
Illustrated with Maps, Plates and PortrAts
Price per volume, In fne English cloth, with black -
gold ornamentaton, ~ 25 library sheep, 81 7S;
halt calf gilt back, - 3D.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
History Of the Conquest Of Peru, vols
History Of Ferdinand and Isabella, 5 vols.
History OF the Conquest Of Mexico, 8 vols
'The typography indeed the entire mechanical
ton Of these books Is exquisite and we nnhesi aungy
pronounce the only the best edition OF Pres
colts Works published but one OF the handsomese
of books the American press has given uA -Boston
journal .
7"Perfect in all that pertains to the making OF
book."-New York Christian Union.
This edition Is being elegantly printed from entirely
plates fine toned paper and Is intended by the
publishers to be in mechanical execution every way
worthy of the works OF the DISTINGUISHED author.
- For sale by booksellers generally. or will be ssne
j. b. LIPPiNCOTr CO., Publishers
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and Is Bond street, New York city.
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A BOOK EVERYBODY L, READING.
IA MARIA MONK'> DAUGHTER
Creating immense sensa ton
MA RIA MONK DAuGHIEK
See what the Herald says of
MARIA MONKS DAUGafER,
In Its column review, October Is
Charles A. Dana, IN the sum-
MARIA MOHk'S DAUGHTER,
Using four columns November 5and6
Read the DAYTON tragedy as
MARIA MONKS DAUGHTER
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-01
The Floods.

YAzoo Cry, Miss, April 30.-The inland
rivers above are falling Only little over
one-third of the Yazoo Valley is flooded.
The planters and merchants are more hope
full.
MEMPHIS, April 30.-The Memphis and
Little Rock railroad has suspended all trains
on account Of the washes caushed by the
overflow.
BosroN, April 3O.-The contributions to
relieve the sufferers by the Southwestern IN
undation reaches $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-Mr. Drexel' the
treasurer of the Louisiana Relief Commit
tee, authorizes the mayor of New Orleans 10
draw $4,000.
MONTGOMERY, April 30.--Slight frost this
morning, but little damage. The river Is
falling, and trains run regularly.
AUGUSTA, April 3O,--Sevsre frost this
morning, which did considerable damage to
cotton and corn.
NEW YORK, April 30.-~The committee OF
the Produce Exchange collected $1,000 to-
day for the sufferers by the Mississippi over
flow.
Mayor Haycmeyer Is receiving private
subscriptions for the same purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-01
fsfsn missions mde ,repors,s-vhica,.,....

ca ~ = 'oAS AaauS - tStseTty Whicnas ka
The church of Cooke creek was chosen a,
me pace ana the 2'th of August as the time
TOT the next meeting Ok the Presbstery.
Mr. +. Lewis then delivered a Discourse
on the text previously, assigned, which WINS
sustained; aud then the three candidates.
viz. F. Lewis, u. Wilson. aud 4. Fleming
were licensed to preach the Gosnel nccor5'
ing to the ussges Of the Presbyterian
Church. -
A collection was taken up amounting 70
$3.50 for domestic missions.
A call for the pastoral services of r. RI
Fleming from PentIleton church was nrc.
scntcd and placed IN his hands. with leave
20 retain the same TIL the next regular
meeting OF PrcShytery.
The stated clerk was ordered to procure n
sufficient number of copies OF the minutes OF
the General Assembly for the use Of the
ministers and vacant churches OF our Pres
hytcry.
The Judicial Committee made report,
which was received and adopted. This re-
port provides for m adjourned meeting Of
prcsbvtery at Lock Willow church on the
Sd day Of June.
The Committee on the Narrative made
report, which was accepted and approved,
and ordered TO he sent to the General AS
sembly.
The Committee on Supplies reported, as
signing fields OF missionary work to the
ministers Of Prcsbytery for the time inter-
rcnins between this aud the next regular
meeting.
Revs. G. L. Brown and RoSebro were ex-
cused from attendance ut the present meet
ing Of PreSbytery.
The report Of the stated clerk on statistics
was received, approved, and ordered to be
sent to the General Assembly.
The report Of the Committee on Systematic
Bcneticence reported.
The uSusl vote Of thanks was given, and
the rresbytery adjourned to meet as ordered
shove.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 80, 1874.

.."e. ARRIVED. 80.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.-
chandise and passengers. L. r. Tatun. aren't.
.handise and 2 Couch New YSrk mer
schooner fhon,as ". Ware, Conweil, Aiexan-
sehoonsr aeport aI Sps1pps Norfolk ss,upe
Hill K skinker and Gum Sous
SAILED.
Steamer j. ". Eyerman, Plat, Phiadelphia,m
chandiss and passengers. W.P; Porter. agent.
Schooner Minnie, spedden, Baltimore oia City
Schooner J. Ii. Wainwright, Lloyd. Philadelphia.
granite, richmond Granite Company. 80,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Rosa McDerist, Mullen, Philadelphia.
April 20.
Schooner Csspar. Hsft. Alexandra. Aprila7:
Schooner Waiter Jones, AleIandris, april 90.
MEMORANDA.
Yesterday the barge Manchester went down to
City Point with hour from the Gallego MlIlsfor
the brig b. @. Chapman.
den Union, rhodes, and Ida james, Wilson, North
Carolina, with flsh for thi. port -
H. hssec WITH 40 n
iron. Also schooners J. 6. Curtis, Paine, and y u
liam Butler, Knowles, Virginia.
Mary 4. McHale Hall, and j. 4. Curtis, QuillIn,
hence. Also. schooners James Veldran. Caviiter;
T.. L. Stickney. M1uncHS. " OOuTuU Sims, InSr0s
Il. j. Raymond, Cranmer; Isle OF Pines, Steel
man ohm A. Lewis, Hopkins; :. c. Jayne, Ham
kin; s. A. Burr, Arnold; r.. II. Waters, Waters;
Henry Little, Ingers0l; Edward Slade, Soper.
Mary Frances, Hale: sarah Qlinn, Lee; Moon--
light. Rogers Alex " ley Beauchamp; j. p. Cake,
sawyer; X. z. A. Ward, Crane; Barbara, Hedding;
Maria and elizabeth, Soper-s,l from Virginia
and schooners 4. +. Kindherg. Thomas; Charlie
~ Her, Jones; Helen T, Joaes, Virgins for New
Haven. sew. Bsut-r
NOTICE. TO MARINERS. tt H.
Revenue cutter Moccasin, sturgis. at Newport
27th from New London, reports the buoy OF
BUOY ADRFTs
Captala CrandalI, lighthouse keeper at Watch
Hill, Il. l., states thtr the spar buoy No. went
adift In the heavy gale OF Saturday night and rs
this point Is very dangerous locality 1t deserycS
the Immediate attention OF the Lighthouse
Board. ..-st s.''i. q
The new and very hne tug-boat sBrandon, Cap
tain X. A. Blunt, lust completed by Nessrs. Brew
ster & Son, OF Baltimore, for the james River Tow
Ing and transportation Company. arrived here
Yesterday morning at $50 O'Clock. THE rug-boat
Uhye Branch OF Richmond. will 90 upon the ways
at Ciraves's ship-yard tosday for repalrsS Norfolk
Inuimayk. IDril3O. ~
schooner rude wind was loading al Richmond,
Me, April 81 with Ice for this port.
BY Telegraph.
New YORK April 3O.-Arrlved Scotis, 3ilnne-
ant, Thuringia. Arrived ont: State OF Louisiana,
Eorest Queen, Assyrian, May flower Il. u