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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-06

~..,.scECe G.. lie Richmond DiSpa;ch.l
J..~.-a. ,>o NAL Observation-Disclosures
&-NpLEg AND FIFTEEN BAPTIZED.
uAHv,LLe. VA, May I. 1914.
-. r ctracy lpr ;Ie transportation Of the
-.> .u-'a auG south on the Lynchburg
~ ....f..lc railroad does not so into effect
j. H.. .a.:h. s. was generally believed, but
CO. J.: OF july. cur postmaster thinks
: - b, ..'.r - establish what he calls a
c...t5.'> I,all between Dapville and
Ly....-U:--:. IL the mean time We have one
- r.. dry each way, not TWO rs was re-
!. :r... =. rain arriving from Lynchburg
l.'%r.a : ana t =. NJ. and leaving for
j'gs-a.r. abou: y. n.
i.- sut-D~ 81 revenue from manufac-
So. :gjaceo ia. ia>, month was S14,110.l0;
-. - April. 1873. was St4,642.10 for
III u>i, S:j2.4371.2'. Tax on cigars for
4,...s..,.. .,;.5a. against go for March.
!. 5. ~Nlorted ir1i tobacco, Sl.90.
.-r Harrison scott, pastor Of the First
! IS" Da?:,,i. c4uTch. baptized on yes
=. - O! .au>v who bad prolessed con-
'.>aa =: lie rece@: revival IF may so call
:. ~. 49, ID" r,."-cu people.
t.. >-IGay-> tIoQl Missionary Society. of
= IIf.>. SuLCav school, held meeting
l.>r...! evenjul. Rev. j. f. l.. Holmes,
b. Il. Lac:. al Professor j. I. Arerett
49,. :,.rvcAt-.
u. L. I. Acre. She PRESIDENT was in
>..t.G - send II. Steele 5000 for the
49, A.>>.on h9..a. ALPHA.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS MECKT,ENRT7R

BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG
X COUNTY, VA.-RECENr DISCOVERY OF
AN ADDITlOEAL SPRING, decidedly impregna-
yea with the celebrated :" Salts Of LitGfu." These
Springs open for the reception Of visitors on The
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874.
In most OF the chronic forms OF disease REGARDED
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs enjoy
4 GeserVedly high reputation.
LII general adaptation and curative power In dis
eases OF women, In dyspepsia In It's protean forTs
In chronic intermittent feTers and In all diseases
generated by malarial posons, they are without
rival among the medicinal waters OF America. The
proprietor Is aware that this Is very strong claim.
The public will Judge II 1t sustained by the test-
monials submitted.
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have been discovered at this place. One Of
them, according to an analysis made by Professor
Tonry, Of Baltimore, Is decidedly impregnated with
the ''Salts OF Lithia,r which has given such cele-
brity to the Gettysburg spring In our own country
and to the ak IA Chappelle and vichy waters Of
the continent Of Europe, and which ts 80 highly
esteemed In the medic al world remedy In
xout, rheumatism, and In kidney and bladder afec-
Professor George B. Wood, OF the University Of
pennsylvania, says: There is perhaps no other
IN the removal or the deposits OF the urate OF soda
In the joints and igamentous tissues In equity pa
aents, and In preventing the deposits in the kid
neys and urinary passages"
. IL may be worthy OF note that this Is the only
Spring in Virginia in which this salt Is found
otherwlse than the mcrest trace. .
Pamphlets containing analysis. testimonials, &C.,
LADD & Co., druggists, or Messrs. WEST, JOHN
SToN & Co., booksellers, Main street, Richmond,
Va, or by addressing the undersigned at Boydtou,
Va. Zap 24-d&w4ml THOMAS F. GOODE.
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Obstructive FIRE AND HEAVY Loss IN
L!El#EvHG.--l cslerday morning flames
W. disco YeGed issuing from the four-Story
!:#, tobacco factory Of George A. Burks,
IN X Wright, corner of Eighth and Clay
f"re'>, who were largely engaged in the
A'hitiacturc Of smoking tobacco. The firm
A'C "a hand over 10000 pounds Of smoking
'y',4rcO, 1000 Of which was already cased
"Id l".G! Tor market, the remainder was
.''1; ior caHing. Mr.. George A. Burks had
i~;"",u 10000 and 10000 pounds Of chew
!"I t"0acco on hand, of last seasons
-!'"-!Acture, OF superior quality. In
;s"4..s'H 10 This the tcm had in the factory
80 i"t OF loose tobacco, to be used in the
-~tIA'cture OF smoking tobacco. The ma
'-.a'!! Iii The factory was of the most COM
It'." >AG modern description. Indeed, there
va. perhaps. no better equipped factory in
ttr cry OF Lynchburg. The loss Of Messrs.
h~;'.>. Son x Wright upon stock and ma
C-'!.e:y L. between 50, 900 and $4,000, upon
""'t.. tley had the following insurance: On
Hi'rh, >",0tO i'll the LynchburS Insurance
%4' banhins Company, and $1,000 in the
LIVERPOOL, London and Globe Insurance
t9'"iHny. On the machinery, $500, in the
y.r"inT companies: $500 in the Old Do
M""'oA Insurance Company, $500 in the
h.C4agnd Banking and Insurance Company,
S!,''yo III the A!bemar!e Insurance Com
laay.
HE factory belonged to Mr.. Anderson
A!Ii,,cad, OF Baltimore, and was valued ut
s-'tvy. II was insured up to August last
.of $4,000. AT that time the policy expired,
ana Dir. .Arui>tead declined TO renew it
through an agency here. Whether be had
Insured II in Baltimore is not known.
i DICK tenement in rear Of the factory, be.
'0hSih2 10 MIR. Arnistead, occupied by sere.
ia negro families, was also destroyed. The
he2ioes succeeded in removing their valu.
HE sparks from the burning factory com.
tAunicalcd lire TO Mr.. Lewis Merritt's frame
1e;'ioence, On the opposite side of the street,
hAich was damaged to the extent OF couple
o' hundred dollars.
he carpenter shop Of Mr.. William Curle,
ALSO opposite, vas damaged to the extent OF
not less tban one hundred dollars by the
flames.
l ne fire was unquestionably the work OF
an lhcendiafy, but why Dir. Burks should
'iaNe been selected IS Il question. lie is one
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May 5, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
wuRAr.-Whiie, 1O2 bushels. Red, AZ bushels,
CoRN.-Whiie, $50 bushels. Mixed, lS2 BUSH
els.
OArS.-5O bushels.
SALES.
WHHAr.-White, 50 bushels at 81 .5S@s1 .65 for
very good.
WMEAT.-Red, AZ bushels at 31.6O.
CoRS.-Whiie, ITO bushels at 81 zoe. for prime
to good.
CoEx.-Mixed, 224 bushels common on private
terms.
OArS--5O bushels prime at Csc.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WuBAT.-White, 102 bushels.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE May 5.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat quiet and steady; prices unchanged. Corn
white southern dull and 10 yer at SO @S6c.; yellow
southern, SIC. Oats quiet; southern, 60@66c
RYE steady. Hay unchanged. Pork steady and
dull at ii 7.25@tl7.5O. Bulk meats unchanged
and nothing doing. Bacon dull and unchanged; ;
fair jobbiDg demand Sugar-cured hams, lag DC.
Lard firm ut 1Os0Ol Cnc. Western butter scarce
and ia good demand prices unchanged. Coffee
quiet; good 10 prime Rio cargoes, 20@2lhc. Whis-
key nominal 1T Csc. Sugar strong ~ 100 orc.
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NOT ALL LovELY.-The great gossip topic
OF the week among those who are left in
London, instead of making holiday by the
seaside, is the question OF precedence, which,
according to report, is being agitated By and
on behalf of the Duchess of Edinburgh. 1t
is said that she does not find sufficient defer
ence paid to her rank in her newly.adopted
country, though she has had the pas Of all
the royal family with the exception of the
Queen and the Prince and Princess Of
Wales. Further, it is stated that letter
has been received from the Emperor Of
RuSSi. complaining that the state
kept up aud position made for his
daughter are not such as he had right
to expect. l confess that when, the other
day, at the Windsor review, I saw the
Duchess sitting with her back to the horses
in the Queens baroucbe. and remembered
the slaviSh adulation with which had seen
her treated in st. Petersburgh, thought it
very likely that some remonstrance would
be made. And yet it is very difficult to see
what could be done. Unquestionably the
Duchess could not take precedence Of the
Queen nor OF the Prince and Princess of
Wales, the Prince being her husbands elder
brother. She has obnegated her own rank,
and must be content with that which her
husbands brings her.-Lond0n Letter.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NHw YORK. May 5.-Cotton dull A; sales, 24S
bales at l7S6l1 SIC. Southern -four steady; COM
mon TO fair extra, s6.50Q*7.35; good to choice
extra, $7.40@Bll. heat dull ! and 2e: lower:
western mixed. Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar
active and firm; 74gSSc for fair to good refining;
SIC. for prime. hiolasses unchanged Rice quiet
and unchanged. Rosin firm al $2.75. Turpentine
firm ut Ale. Pork steady; new mess, 81 ~
Beef quiet and unchanged. Lard nrmer At long
Mhiskey steady at 97sc.
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Smokers, beware When Dio Lewis was
in Troy some one asked him why he didn't
crusade against tobacco, and, to him reply
ing. the collecting Dio significantly said.
Is have plan soaking in my BRAIN" The
cigar-loying public will await with impa-
thence this threatened warfare on its fayorite
weed,
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Four firm and In good de-
mand; for 10 " and medium grades prices range At
S40S6 so. Corn trlner; 69c. for No. mixed,
on track and in elevator. cash white mixed higher
at 766l7Sc., on track. Whskcy firm 1t Csc. Pork
strong ut $l7 Bacon stiff and more doing; some
sales higher; 6n@7c. for shoulders; 9tN 92sc. for
clear rib; 9Sc. for clear, cash. Lard higher loo.
for summer: 0Yc for winter.
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tCgc:-s.o. 4erc. .! ne Richmond Dispatch.l
tonhrInation at :hc Theological Sem
mary.

q" lat c1t";n- May 3dD Bishop Johns
@~l confirmation service in the chapel of
-" H-.-!a >"m.u.rr. Eleven persons re-.
teTr< lie lie. OF his number nine were
:'":a lie Epi>coE.i high School. 1t will be
".4,e.rd ~ some Of your readers that
H." a.'!" imam month ago fourteen from
-, '',..c Institution were admitted into the
!''e2:Mnuaion ci me church. We cannot
I. 100 thankful for such signal mark of
1'.@" favor and blessing upon our diocesan
>%~,'.. Tn" Importance of this institution
|. ID: church ctnno: he over-estimated, and
j G"~aads large share OF the sympathy
&01 support Of our people throughout the
60. +. Y.
-,ry.2g;coI Seminary, Mays, 1874.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CISClHsATI, May 5.-Flonr quiet and unchanged
Corn tirner and highcr.at 70@72c. Pork-demsad
light holders firm at al7.25. Lard quiet and
firm at l0h for steam 10ac. for kettle; BACON
active and higher: 6SGl7c. for shoulders: 929 9s.c
for clear rib; 9s@97sc. for clear. Whiskey firm al
Q2c.
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HYPOrHECATION WAREHOTsE
"---->~~>>>~>~-~~-~-~-~~~
A NEW ENTERPRISE.

HYPoTHECATION WAREHOUSE,
zoos, 1910, 1919, and 1914 CARY STREET,
.~. RICHMOND, VA.
under recent law Of Virginia Legislature stating
conditions on which conslgnments
may be hypothecated)
In connection with my business Of
IRON-MERCHANT
and
FuREACE-AGEST
nave decided to open In my new and extensive
warehouse, known as " Power HAIL. at the corner
OF Cary and Eleventh streets,
LICENSED WAREHOUSE
Tor Pig-lron, Blooms. Pig-Lead, Copper, and other
metals. For these consignments warehouse cers1.
cafes VIII be issued, stating marketable valu. OF
consgnments, marked negotiable IL 80 authorized
BY consignor. These certificates will lind ready
purchasers. l win make
LIBERAL ADVANCES
upon them, and make sales on usual comm,.s,on.
of the article Hypothetical to meet such loans.
ASA SNYDER.
1RoN-MRECHANr,
Of the firm Of Asa Snyder & Co., Architectural
1ron-Wo rks. mya-1m
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BY Telegraph.

- W NEW YORK.
Na" 1oRK, May g. Nosn.-Money, 5. Gold,
AA@t Exchange-Long, ass; short, 400. Gov
efhh,eh.s active anu little OF. States quiet and
nominal.
Ersnino.-Aoney demand active at 4@s. Ex.
change quiet and steady at 4ss. Gold. l1oEM
112s Governments active and steady. states
quiet and nominal.
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
HARDWOOD 81 RITTER'S
WARERooMs No. 8 GOVERNOR STRkEI.
Don't fail to see our spring stock Of elegant aho
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
The woods used In manufacturing our goods are
ali well seasoned, rich, and handsome, and cannot
pe exceilcd by any bouse in the state.
WARDROBES, BEpSTEADs,
BUREAUS, WASNSTANDs, ~
TABLES and CHAIRS, and
-.. PARLOR SUITS 81
~ the most fashionable style and superior quality
n,EISC-RoOM FURSITURE WALNUT and OAK),
latest styles and OF the very best Tork manship.
MATTRESSES OF all kinds on hand, ana any Size
made TO order.
Goods delivered In any part OF the city. NOW we
will tell tell you the most interesting par"e nave
REDUCED DUB PRiCES.
[sp 1l.lmt
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-l
--.e. 81 ROAD COMPANY. =


..s- ROAD COMPANY. f.
COMMENCING MARCH 10Th, 1874,
~ train. on this road will run as follows: ~
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
sos A. NJ, THROUGH NAH. daily Except Sum
day.. connecting for al points Soutn
.... and Vest. Sleeping car - Weldon
HOO A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Pc
tersburg and Norfolk daily except sun-
p i.-n.r- day PASSENGERS for Norfolk can
leave ON the 8 A. n. train Sunday.
200 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West, With
Pullman Sleeper attached, flnnin9
through from Richmond to Savannah.
5:35 p. NJ, FL EIGHT duly Except Sunday
with coach attached. ..3sg5
..--..- LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH, PM. .
7:45 4. b.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
100 p. H., THROUGH MALL daily, connecting
Potomac for all points Fast and West
S:o5 T. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except sun
day., connecting with Richmonds
Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Chesape AXE and Ohio railroads for alI
points East and West. Through Pull
mans Sleeper attached, running
through To Baltimore. t':H. =9Jj.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Chester
Passengers from Glover Hill will leave al. e3oA-
NJ, and remrning leave Richmond at z, u, daily.
XI% T1TEaINseaving Petersburg will sssrt e
NH rs A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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IOIrISNIII,E MARK ETS.

LOUISVILLE, May 5.-Flour q:Iies and unchanged.
Corn quiet and unchanged SO4S2c. Provisions
firm and irregular. Pork, 81 $50. Bacon: TIC.
fer shoulders; 9sc for clear rib 1Cac. Tor clear
Sugar-cured hams, &c. /; plain, 114c. Lara, 1l0
Ike. Whiskey, 92c.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NAY 5, 1874.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, GitTord, Norfolk, ner-
chsndise and PASSENGERS. l.. IS. Tatum. agent .
Schooner ". L. Byrn, James, BALTIMORE Shells:
Schooner. Kober. Healey, Jones, Baltimore,
Schooner +. 4. Saunders, Godfrey. Norfolk, in
ballast, Snr,is si, oarne MCLEAN Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamer wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchau-
disc and passengers, George ". Allen L Go.
Steamer Transit, Trayers, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers. L. b. Tatum.
ria Osborne's, coal and tar. Curtis & Parker
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner K, Reese, Woolford. Baltimore May 2.
Schooner Robert Healey, Jones, Baltimore, May
Bark Pepita (German), Gasjen, New York. May
R.rk Advance, Thorstensen Liverpool, April 4.
Schooner Maggie Bell. Hall, Kockland; April "a.
Schooner Campbell, Eaton. Richmond, ne. or
prIp Mariana iPort.), Santos. Boston, April 70.
Schooner Huntress, Brown, Boston, April 20.
Schooner Rosa McDevitt, Mullen, Philadelphia,
schooner Waiter Jones, Alexandra, April 90;
Schooner ii. n. Squire, Nixon, Richmond, Me-,
A Schooner Dolphin, Passapoa, Philadelphia, April
Schooner Mary L. Newton, EmmoDs, Bash,' Ne.
Brig Skiold tson5' ssi7snssa, hence at Liver
ps Schooner j. s. Mills Singleton, James river ar
rived at Philadelphia MAY 4.
sehooners James MCGEE, Lynch, and Carolina
Hall, Abdell, hence, arrived as Norfo ls nay
also, schooners Triumph and Alice HILL from Norm
Caroliua for Richmond, with fish.
The Norfolk Landmark reports that the brig u.
G.. Chapman hence for Rio, and fleet OF schoon-
ers were windbound In Hampton Roads on the
Schooner v. R. Gates, Holmes, hence, arrived at
sark Louis, Ling, New York, arrived at City
Schooner Mary Lee, Newton, which went ashore
On Pinm Island Point during The late storm, was
hove off at 10 O'Clock on Friday noon Without
mich troublc-Boston Advertiser, Mdy2.
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And corresponding low rates to all points WkssT.
NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST. -.
Families and parties emigrating TO the West win
be furnished with rates from 90 to so per cent.
ed Through.
For tickets or Information apply 10 J. @. DAME.
8. W. Agent. Greensboro, n. e.; II. PECKHAN,
Agent. Broad and Seventeenth streets; CAREERS
Union Ticket ONCE, S2e Main street, or 10
EDGAR YLIET,
ap29.1m G. P. &. T. Agent, Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY COLLECTORS OTFICR}
RICHMOND, VA May 4, 1874. :

RICHMOND, VA May 4, 1874.
10y AN ORDER OF THE CITY COUN-
D GIL at its last meeting. the publication OF the
drIipouent list OF REAL ESTATE tor 1873 was
suspended, and the collector ordered to make col,
lectIops under the following sections, 3, anu
of chapter XIV Of the city ordinance:
III all taxes with which any person or esLale o!
decedent is assessed be not paid before the ISL
day OF September the collector shall distrain: .
ANY goods or chattel. in the city belonging 10
the person estate assessed with taxes may pe dls
trained therefor. 49,.
''rhe goods and chattels OF the tenant OF QUIET
person In possessIon claiming under the party or
estate assessed with tiXes on land, may be dls-
trained II found on the premises"
The collector earnestly requests all persons oe,
lnqupnt ON their city taxes for last year to call
promptly and settle the same, and relieve him OF
INV 1-St .a.. Collector.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
VA, May 4th, 1874.

RICHMOND, VA, May 4th, 1s745
CITY LICENSE TAX.-The ordinance
" requires the Collector to report all delinquent
tice that the fine imposed by the following ordi-
nance may be assessed aud execution issued 1or us
collection {the tine) by that officer: o,,,,
Chapter XIV, section Is. The Coilector shaii
on the 9Th day Of April proceed to collect all IL
cense Taxes not previously paid, and any person
after the first day OF May without having pac 81
tax shall be liable fine OF not less than one dol
lar nor more than We dollars for every day OF de-
fault" JOHN +. REGNAULR,
INV AT ...... -. ..a Collector.
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FuRNTTURE.

GREAT REDUCTION IN FURNI-M
UTURE.-J. d. GATEWooD, 3l9 Broad q
uow IN hand the latest styles of Parlor, Chamber,
a aoI p HI i FURNlTURE AZ prices Witch
Cannot be surpassed in this city Cane ana MGoo
ION and made to order. Upholstering and repair
Ing Chairs Cane-seatcd, &C. Citizens and strangers
viii find ii 10 their interest to give me call. LOCUS
delivered tree IN city limits. my o
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MARINE ENTELLEGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY 6, 1874.
SUN rises. sos Moon rises. ,.12 90
sun SETS $50 High tide. At
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of our most popular cisizens. 1t IA dosit,ts
ful whether he has an enemy IA the Fcity,
Our people must BE on the lookout
3,,!5icda. 49, ssss& stAs5Eg 80
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BALTimlKR.

q,
BALTIMORE, May 5.-Virginia e's, old. 80. yir-
ginia oonsos, 81. West Yirginia's, IL. North
Carounas unchanged.
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By consulting The aboye
SW ORN STATEMENT
our readers will zee that

THE SINGER COMPANY
SOLD NEARLY TWICE AS MANY MA cH1Nrs
IN 1878 as any other company, which prove.
plainly that It is THE BEST and most popular OF
machines. Further comment Is unr ecessary. Gail
ut our oihces and examine, or send for circular.
BRANCH orrIcEs 1t Petersburg. Norfolk, Dam
vile, Lynchburg, and fredericksburg Va; New
oerne, Wilmington, Raleigh, and Charlotte, N. C.
General Office for Virginia and North Caro,in,
1908 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
my Set C. 9. BEATTy. Ioant
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE SHORTEST ALL-RAM LINE
FROM
RICE MOND
POINTS WEST, RoRTHWEsT, ANB EAST.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND COLUMBUS,
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
and all intermediate points.
For rates, time-cards, and information generally,
apply ut compunys ticket office, 1901 Main street,
and at S26 Main street. corner Eighth and Byrd
streets, and Office Of Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake railroad. j. l.. WALDkOPy
s. E. Passenger Agent,
1901 Main street. Richmond. Va.
L. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Bailfuore,
Nd. ...-...a..s. ....H NH l1-3m
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TOR SALE, small STEAM-fsaiTsS|aa1Alsas
Il BOAT, in complete running order, ~ g
with 4-horse power engine and boiler, pTopeues
wheel, 80 f,ef hull and 6 feet beam; now lying III
IN my 4-sSdSt* 80 GEORGE B. sLoAT.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE,
Il handsome polished
GRANITE MONUMENT,
twelve feet in height,
at 1920 Clay street,
myb-3ts corner OF Twenty-seventh.
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NEW CROP TEAS,
~ BUMGARDNFR WlllSkEY
1000 hogsheadS VIRGINIA HOG-ROUSD BA-
CON:
MARGAUX and LAROSE CLARET;
LONDON PORTER and SCOTCH ALE;
MOUaIAW VIRGINIA PEACHES.
d. F. MEREDITH,
anal 11G6 Main street.
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KICuMoNo, YORK RIvKH AND gHxsAPEAH5l
HAIERoAD C0MPAEY
RICHA0ND. April ~, 1879.
NN AND AFTER TUESDAY, sAPRI.
O2lsr, PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRA1aS
ON TINS road will run as follows: ..Is
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Rtchuond az 8 2. n. and trstn from west rofEs
Will arrive Mt Richmond at 1910 q. %. On uytSnr-
DAYS cxcepted,- "a s,,,os r,,,f ,r,,,
I'm correction with this road, and VIII leave wsS
Point daily {Sundays excepted on Tue arvt ot Tug
train which Ieayes Riet mono At T. ~, arnsinS -
RsI.imore next mOrnif q In ample time 70 eonDSSs
win rains for the Nor'h and W es: and ieafe ba-
Irore daily fSnndays eAcepted) 1t r D., c9nhsSSS
irg al West Point with the train due nj Rlcninoe~
At 10 next morning. "a ko
Fare 10 Baltimore 1890, 80. q 40
To baltimore ana returi... ...-..-- y az
Fare 10 PHILADELPHIA -. 1900. q OK
TO Philadei phia and retnr n......''"tfS oo
Fare to New yOfk....... $1,000 70 OK
20 New York and return -, - ~
G EREiGHT TRIM. Tor through ueixns. aSy
,esyes Richmond daily tMonoays e1Tpt1yu sse
| Ia.sI A. A. connecting with stcsmen az
Point that deliver freizhs In Baitiaora n'As
SREi;HT TR AIN, With PASSENGER eas aH na,ns
81, aSst1s, het1een Richmond and West foanta
i ~. Rishmnnd on Mondays, Wednesday, sIs
Fslaays as d. NJ Local freishs received Iuo-
days, Thursdays, and s san ceefbw. r. FoLeEK.
1 i" $50 - f.st Euperintendcnt.
NV HpIea, Master Transportation. ep 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-06

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AND IL
VI OIIORS AT WHOLESALE.-I have opened
WHtIL ESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
LIQUOR STORE in one Of my warehouses, at Nos.
1916 aud 1918 Cary street, where intend to keep
vii the leading goods in my Line. Having made ar
engagements with northern and western houses can
sell to the trade at prices the sa1ae as are s9d 10
I invite BUYERS to call and examine my stock. In
duceipenls are offered 10 country merchants. My
present stock, personally inspected while North
and West, is now being received In my warehouse
daiiy The following arrived in part: 20 hogs
heads BACON. $40 boxes BACON, LOO barrels ft,
f0EFEE. SO barrels MOLASSES, $50 barrels
different grades WHIShE?. ,,,,,,
an1s-lm 1916 and 1918 Cary street.