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kdGceas toSAias on ssennr4ss at co,,,.
mittees on Domestic Missions sySy, NE:
sionafy Applicants, Enlargement 81 Dsmes.
tic Work, Home and ,Farsig# Journal, and
Kind Words.
The publication both of END Words aud
Home and Foreign Journd, viii be contin-
ued under the auspices Of the Domestic, In
dian, and Sunday-school Board. the name OF
which was changed to Home Mission, Board.
The board was, however, instructed to In.
cur no Indebtedness by reason OF either
paper.
An appeal was made by Brother Cressh In
behalf Of San Antonio church, now In pro.
cess of completion. Several speakers dwsls
upon this station on the border as q key to
Mexico and q breakwater to stay the tide Of
error advancing In this direction.
A handsome collection In money and land
was raised.
A. f. Dickinson, D. D., Of Virginia, offer.
cd resolution expressive Of the apprecia,
ton Of the Convention Of the unprecedented
hospitality Of the city Of jefferson, the rail.
roads Of the State, and the cities which we
are invited to visit.
The Convention adjourned at 8 O'Clock P.
~, after appropriate remarks by DR.. Bur.
rows, of Richmond. aud the President.
Thus has closed Convention as grand and
glorious as is the State where it assembled,
and Ii is hoped and believed the results will
long be felt for good here.
Your readers cannot readily realize the
handsome hospitality with which this grand
State has entertained its more than four hun.
dfed guests at Jefferson. They have seemed
to wish us to believe that We are comforting
on them tavors and not the recipients Of
them. And now, the Convention over,
speeding the parting guests, the Texans
have, with unparalleled hospitality, given US
tickets for free transportation over every foot
OF railroad in the State, and in advance as.
signed homes to nearly three hundred visit.
ors during our stay st Dallas, Waco, Austin,
Houston, San Antonio, and Galveston. Bar.
becues, &C., are on the tapis at some Of these
places.
AS we sre confident that not few have
their attention directed hstherwsrd with
some idea, more or less remote, OF emigra.
ton, some impressions Of men and things in
the great prairie country which We traverse
may not be unacceptable. Should such items
be we'll received, you may hear again from
RANGER
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SOMETHING WORTH THINKING ABOUT
"Tske," said Henry Ward Beecher, "any
community of two or three thousand people.
They will build church holding five hun
dred people, and it will accommodate all
that want to 90 to it, because in the main it
falls into the habit Of taking the best fami.
lies. Average the churches of New York
and Brooklyn, and think it can be shown
that the aristocratie or prosperous element
takes possession Of the churches, and that
the great needy classes, or the poor, if
they 90 to them at all, do not 90 to them
as 3 home, because the churches do not
satisfy their wants and cravings. The
churches are not as democratic as they are
in Europe. They are, largely, institutions
for the mutual insurance of prosperous
families" Perhaps here is the secret of
what the pulpit frequently laments as the
feeble influence of the church upon the
world, especially with regard to the mitiga-
ton of its crimes and follies, and it naturally
follows that very much Of the spirit of hete-
rodoxy may be traceable to the desire and
ambition of earnest, thoughtful men TO find
channels through which the instrumental
ties of Christianity may be exerted for greater
benefit to Observation-Disclosures american.
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,r from reter*hurs.

tF'' ., the Richmond pstS,S"'
rN7S'>"'' ,,,rvRssrRa, April 10, 1919;
s'chasa took place to-day
A ex'''l"HA, se rriucipal business streets
,.,rG i"' " whcrc REWARD was stas'ea !.
:, he city, n',f suppose he came IN As q
i,rrt enr", Tr,ncr Gcorge-perhaPs "nn
,.-S1rlCT '''' - REGISTRATION. He WAS gwen
tsr I Fai TN NJ hs1s !. ana mo i head Of the
w., s+. -. d2rc 10 d'a'' NJ ''' ~
isHr-. s,,arrl 4. Pant srr!ved home 20.
COON, ,N,,:,,;}lc quite i'll. ne nsu sVu wy
3,y T, -, VIA his father me Hshs NJ
:, t9a' ItN, u,, is a delegate to the Meth
NN',, .'. r,.;, General Conference no" III
,~..>", 80, - The late MIS-. Frances Ruff
..-...s "9 ..'.,. ;,.iSy aud was largely At
tended. mrs employed in the PUBLIC
II. ;t>'| .,.,.,xc the,r pay 70, the month
q y 1''''H ,',.l;p rSin-s.oyul. accompanied
49,; rsA,u,oS sud loud ana snaap nun ,,n
;; vs. ~. 2-,yaj,ca to-day IN inc Guy anu S"i
r,a::'..s H T%:".'; Il Prince George, passed
SAT- ,rr CIV to-day, hsvins IN cossse
;s,'&-" &c.,, 49,, -stcn,lv sentenced IN thss
-, N,"' ;,.,,',-:,on,len, in the pcn'ientisry.
,>,."H @ V,fs;Ser will leave for Truce
l''". ~ N,c,iAy mex, 10 hold court Tor
E:N'';r ,,,.,n in several cases III which
'...'--. =. .; egsAn Is witness. :
~ =, ,,.:1,, rr.,rs src getting desperate IN
'.E -. Esssrs, which they see 70 oe IN
=" ,' '"' 3,,~ Their City Committee
-" -l,,s.,5 ;hc statement mSde IN the
5''' .. $780,, ~ -. e.e>, that the whites had
,.' -, - ,.r.y in tac city on the revised
''>.-.slv, So -; very Little Satisfaction
-. .c,9n:,#: ,.cDland for the source OF
e., .'-;,, .,.e. they visited on the regis
- ,,.. wards and demanded the
w., ~. \. which was denied, when
81. 49,. - ,.r ludse Of the Hastings
49, ~.ra-~et .heir claim 10 no better
Co.. ,. ...-.' Tl:v hsve also in vain demand
So, ,,-c i. he Judges OF election ap.
e, The, seem bali crazy with despair,
..'...,,.lsy.rc with CREST ipdlscretlon and
,,..,.;n, ;sgi7 weakness and want OF
r. 6 !. l'a--::i> hiss received directions
...~ -, :.".atlpES ID uSekNuiHS luc
,.~.: o: II. Appoms,,ox below the city
.., ,., = tx exhaustion Of the appropria-
o. - ..>-..ca.:.,- Of the Indictment weather
-, ~: he performance Of Uncle Tom
-, :...s ya>;:52cd until further announce
~,, ,..6i.io" Q: Mr.. William Burton Is
=. ,s-7 >e-ra.>. He has hsd several VIC.
-. ,.,.,.>. ~: lis recovery is still problem
So ,,.v, 50 here was = strange explo-
- la! n -. southeast part OF the city,
>. - l..- described by those IN its vi.
,.~.., =, -l>s..,.. - ) clap of thunder. The
y. .,..n attracted notice, and created, In
-. : .-c,xc:.e:nent. ltappearS, TOO, that
80, distinctly heard BY people residing IN
-. George twenty miles or more distant
-. Il. civ. VIVA. was the matter is the
-. :: Ic&g'nd-}m.
r.. Yc..->>u-S Literary Society propose
:. ..,s s ;...:s . debate a. an early day, and
80: .1.,..-.lt ie select question and to
......... ..,,;..aats. RoBIS ADAB.
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Now that methods are being proposed for
the closing of the crevasses along the Mis-
sissippi river, it might be good idea to
build a dam across the river at the lower end
of Arkansas and turn the water into that
State until it reaches the height of the tallest
tree on the tallest hill and six feet above.
Then, while this is being done the leyees can
be repaired and the cotton-felds drained.
Upon the completion of this work the dam
can be removed and the river restored to its
usual channel. The Arkansas war will III
the meantime have found solution with.
out the interference Of Federal troops. This
plan has not been copyrighted, and any one
is at liberty to steal it.-LouisuiHe Courier
Journal.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET AS RFpoprrr,
BY THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAE
MAY ~ AAs<AE '

BY THE NEW YORK ToRAcco TT
MAY 10. LIAR
V;rginfa L<gf-Business generally IN, 49,.
dull the past week. and the commerce in t,h ossa
Is no exception. There can be no question ahon, !,
dullness nay, absolute heayness prevails in nearl2
or quite all branches OF trade. Whether the pre-
sent condition is TO continue until the spring
son Is entirely Il IL nearly, gone remains to be
seem. Taken altogether, the spring, II we have re-
ally had any spring has been little any, better
for business than the winter, and perhaps one rea-
son Is that they have been so much alike.
For Virginia leaf we hear Of both inquiry and
sales since our last issue. though the demand is
still slack Sales were effected, We observe, thai
yielded very fair prices, 35c being the range OF
some Of the better Roods The preference continues
and wlthal, leafness.
In his circular reviewing business for April, Mr..
Frederick Fischer, tobacco broker, gives "a the
ceipts for the month at this port 47o hogsheads,
ceipts OF Western and Virginia we're IL ,ol hogs.
heads last month, and 1926 year ago. Received
thus far this year OF Virginia. 9,2s3 hossheads;
last year for the same period, 1862 hogsheads.
Tee ssps of sua wseF9 SaS
heads. The receipts OF hogshead tobacco at New
Orleans from January !, 1874, TO April as, were
4'221 hogsheads; for the same time In 1873 they
we're Is, $50 hog,heads. The exports at that port
for the same respective periods were III hogs
heads, and $3.50 hogsheads stem and leaf.
h1nuJdctarsd.-We note for export q demand
Tor and some sales Of tens during the period now
under review. Other transactions were Of the
usual description, apparently moderate in guam
these words:"ln manufactured tobacco the sx-
port branch Is only fair Indeed, the demand Is not
much, and Is easily supplied.
Smokino.-A fair business was done in smoking
tobacco last week. Some dealers report . slight
improvement 10 the demand, others announce Or
binary activity.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 16, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New Yoyh, mer-
chandse and passengers, 6. ". Allen CO:
steamer Eliza Hancox, Giloru, Norlolh, mer'
SIoop Ruth FI.chett, James river, light.
SAILED.
Steamer W e.toyer Travers. Baltimore, merchan'
disc and L b. IstI Ph,oe,nbis granite
Schooner Hun.ress, Brown, Fairhayen' pig-ir0n
os schooner Campbell Eaton, New York, coal and
i0 Schooner ' Elisabeth Frances, Collins, Norfolk
ii Schooner Mary j. Fisher, Lawrence, New York.
camel coal, Currie & Co. - :, ~
Schooner Sunny South, Manu. hoen'oh' n. o'
iis Schooner E. Hubbs, scarboro, Edenton, n ca
'sA'' CLEARED FOR THIS PoR2.
Brig Piccadilley tBritlsh), B'ron' DC" fofx'
h Bark Advance Thorsensten, Liverpool, April L.
Bark Tarpeian, Young hiYerpooi;a
Schooner Narcissa, Appiegarth, Baltimore ha!
s Schooner H. R. Simmons, Willis, Philadelphia
s Schooner J. h. MARVEL, Johnson, Philadelphia
Schooner }. 8. WINS 1nser'0ll' Philadelphia
Schooner Mary H. wescott' Candy Boston, Nay
Schooner Mary & Frances, Andrews, Philadel-
phia, May 8. o,,>-nry
Schooner Jesse Failing, Hallowell. from North
-,.roijna for Richmond, arrived at Norfolk May D.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Quarantne goes INFO
effect here next Tuesday.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Bark Je.nbyrd, Barth, loading tobacco for LiVsf-
pool. avn Tor RIo
Brig Mariana l., Santos, loading n3uI. ,oo
Schooner Trade Wind, Bryant, discharglng ice:
Schooner Hattie Coomhs, Jameson, ioadins coa'
for New York. >,, ,oa,r, COS, for
Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell, steelman' dischars'
schooner Baltimore, Queen, discharging san;
Schooner Lightboat, WOOD, loauins coai aof Ns"
Schooner winslow Wynn, Wynn, loading Goa
Schooner Robert Healey, Jones, waiting;
Schooner Elizabeth White, Rose, loadlng mer
chapdise for New York. -..,--.,,a
Sloop Ruth, Fitchett, loading merchandise
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prropx,n E.,.co,,, C,r,ou rho mn

REFORMED Episcopal CHuRcH.-The most
significant feature Of yesterdays session OF
the Reformed Episcopal Church was the
adoption OF plan OF federative union with
the Free Church Of England, which had
previously received the assent of the latter
body. The leaders in the Council confidently
expect to gain reinforcements from the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church. The remark which
one OF the delegates made, that "the Prayer
Book as revised had been examined by an
Episcopal clergyman of great repown in this
city and been pronounced perfect" is un-
derstood to refer either to the Rev. DIR. Ste-
phen 81. Tying, Jr., or to the Rev. DR.. Muh.
lenberg.-Neu York Tribune.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May 16.-Flour very dull, weak, and
and in good demand; white southern, SSc.; vel.
low southern, s4gS5c.; mixed western, Sac. fol-
new and old. Oats steady; southern, .69@70c.
CSC. Rye quiet. Hay steady and unchanged
Provisions strong and quiet Mess pork, 81 1859
&1S. Bulk Meats-Shoulders. exc; clear rib, 81
@9hc. Bacon-Shouders, 7hgp7xc.; clear rib
Sides, 104@1 0Hc.: sugar-cured hams, 149l SC
Lard firm at 10x@11c. Western butter--good tc
choice, 2S@31c. Coffee unchanged. Whisky
dull; sales at u. Sugar unchanged
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. May 16.-The market for cotton on
the spot has been considerably excited and some
vance. Foreign advices have favored holders and
with decreasing receipts and fine weather prices
have steadily sustained the upward tendency Of last
week.
To-day lower grades were further advanced &c,
and lower middliugs aud uplands now command
IiverIes have been fairly active, and large BUSH
ness has been consummatcd, some dealings ex-
tendingu ND TO next December. The total sales of
the week were 21O,307 bales. Of which 197,10O
bales were on contract and ID ,207 bales for imme
diate delivery.
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Fatal ARRAY.
= - E@.5-$ = n: Dispatch:
-.----.. v 1fo~1S

. = --'...-TS : ~ 17sSI4EVT''
Cov.HGToS. VA. May 10, 1874.
N.:.sa2 ,I2ae> (coloredl has just died
-. ...r ,f,v.> # . wound received in an
- with Ii, brothcr-in-law, Thomas
-. = Monday last. Smith was arrested
: >.-...nt Rogers aud lodged in jail this
-: - AVA. he result Of Al investiSa-
- :. * CORNERS jury now being sum-
ri. VIII i've you particulars Of the
-. :, brought out st the inQuisition, as
-, : core Guided. y.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

HBw YORK. May 16.-Cotton quiet and hrm !;
changed Wheat in buyers favor. Corn In buyers
favor 53@S7c. for new western mixed and yell
low. Pork nrmer; new, S17.75. Lard armer at
lie. Coffee dull. Sugar heavy. Rice quiet. Mo-
lasses quiet: TurPentine .quiet ut soc. Rosin
steady ut $2.65@$2.7o. Freights to Liverpool
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Corrections.

To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
The amount contributed to the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary at the mass.
meeting in Jefferson, Texas, was t,oenty
thousand dollars and tract Of land, and not
two thousand, as stated in your paper of the
10th instant. Yours, &C.,
A. E. DICKINSON.
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ct I.OIIII MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-Flour firm and In fair dc
mand; prices unchanged. Corn lower; zoe. 70
No. Q mixed on track ard In elevator. Whiske!
97c. Pork firm at 81S. Bacon firm and scarce
Oxc for clear sides. buyer price; lie. buyer July
Lard-Nope In market
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. MAY 16.-Flour quiet and weak
Corn in fair demand and higher al 70@74c. PorI
trm Al 8 asked. Lard quiet and firm steam nom.
inally Ox@11c.: country kettle lie; city, Ike
Bacon firm shoulders, 7Sc.; clear rib, 10e; clear
Okc, Whiskey firm At S4c.
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FINANCIAL,
by Tslestapn.e

=, ~ 6aK, May Noon-stocis du,,. Monavi
9: 500, 1l2S Excharse1 zssx. mai
ssAk Governments steady. States auie. and nomi,
eai. q t.t tsa "a ~ - ~
90 .sssnsng Money easy at aaa. Sterling, 4sss
s aS.a. la2lS112t. Governments steady: litt,e
aoln9: States 4uiet, and nominal =. ,'s!'-.
.,,as.a s.atsment Loans decrease. $4,000, 600
me- decrease tribe; Iesal-tauders incrsaae'
-s9sQ,OOo, gaasg g-es1aE -.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. May 16.-F!our quiet and un
changed. Corn Ia fair demand and higher 1t S4@
sec. for mixed; S5@S7c. for white. Provision.
frmer. Pork, IL 8. Bacon-Shoulders, 74c.; cleal
rib, 10Sc.; clear, 10hc. Whiskey, s4c,
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COMhanpC1.+

CoRN AND FLOUR
RICHMOND, MaFANGE.
CoRs-wh,,. UffER1SGs. .1s7A.
bushels. Aoo bushels. S6aw-coloreo
0ATs.-19O bushels. II
$50 pounds ~
SALES.
CORy.-White. ESQ hn,ho,.
Straw-cslored ss bushels 1ery s On private terms
OATs-lso bushels prime at sse u ~ soc'
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And corresponding low rates to all points WEST
NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST. =
Families and parties emil grating to the West wiz
ed through.
For tickets or information apply 10 j. c. DAME.
8. w. Agent, Greensboro, ". c.; K. PECKHAMr
Agent, Broad and Seventeenth streets; GARBER9
Union Ticket Office, S26 Main street, or to
EDGAR VLIET,
ap29.1m G. P. &. T. Agent, Richmond, Va
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eons ls.naoss, Nay r.EIMoRR.
lima e's. q q. Vest virs,nXis.ssiHa es. old, 50;
DAY. ~ new, Is; spes,l n! sos'n rt Care, TO-
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MAMRoAD LIn10.



+ & ~ kztasl1na
Il RkG1&8kS y -
Z RrCuynorn Eurn,n sspc..r., !. ). =, =.
aIu'I TIrrrT n 49, g. ClMM AEI6.E E3<1 S
. $500 $500 aAlS III sSSSI3T4qE1
EG1CHEDTU n fsE -tTy n r 10y Aotn. 1871
tSS -------- 49,
IRycrrsraa;,,E r.,rr.r..-.-...- 80.
-. SnEs.dgEhiQkHBURG AND xOTC,
k-upnxvws LAG hAlLROAD.
7:Sb p II 7aAA41e aeasea Bgfu-sueet ss1tfo1xS
'n IN :. ~. - y -
ii :. NMlGnT aA1L ieaseS Byfd-s direct station AZ
RIB az 3ts1sepa on Snnezys.l T.t-- -
ton at B p fsr tslN caves Broadstfeet -
..,,OOWN DAY Nail 49,, =,
agn ~ SJOE. ID. . - eSSs,s'-ssSo9b sOe
~ NIGHT NAIL arrives n rs,,a. .,rs.s,s
~ ~ yS;ou AsM. (excapt on Mnndasa
R,osaT 80 ~ .s1s.C.SOMA0DATION TRAN arrfyr.a az
DLoau-S1est 6tauon ut e.31 a M-hosc.,e - - -
H1fHr = - . va o e! Sull-
aorn AND ni RaI.I gsTwEEE Rrcls-
ERElGHT TRAINS Ipnyc $3.50. ~ &
G1isy tSundays excep9ed) at S.aTe ~ skauo0
St guaHtico with the Aferandrt. 80 - r0nnes1n4
ourg railway for Baltimore Retn1n,nr Iii ~ :
f1Se at Broad-street Station nj H.T K p W
pal points North ana 49, s.e sveo'S 40 paaacts
=. B. GEETDY,
My 16 General Ttekas snd Frainsf AkehE;
R1cuSoro ..-PrrrrsarRa F1n-1
Road CoMRkSY.hS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 16, 1874.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, MAY 10, 1874.
sun rises,,,.,... 4.57l Noon sets.........10.3S
ann sets,....... 7.O3 High tide. ......... 6.43
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,

RICHMOND AND DANyILLK RAILROAD Co,
RICHMOND. VA. April 20. 1874. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
- FRIDAY, May !, 1874.-SouTHERN EXPRESS
Observation-Disclosures Richmond at 5:03A. N. leaves
Danville at 1903 P. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at
3:43 P. n. and Charlotte at z. n.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW IoRB EXPRESS teastr
ward)-Ieaves Charlotte at s:sS A; ~ NJ leayes
BurIeville at SOC P. NJ. and arrives at Richmond
at HOP p. NJ. This train connects at Charlotte
With trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline
railroad from New Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery
Atlanta, and all points South and Southwest.
THROUGH MAIL twestward)-leaIes Richmon0
arrives at Greensboro al 1890 A. ~; arrives at
Charlotte at $50 A. NJ. This train connects az
Charlotte. with trains on the Charlotte, Coium6i1
and Atlanta, and Atlanta and Richmond Alr-Lluo
railroad for Atlantis, Mobile, New Orleans, Coiun-
bin Augusta, Savannah, Charleston, Macon, C0ume
bus. and all points South and Southwest Palacd
Sleeping-Car on trains from Richmondto new VT
THROUGH MAIL feastward)-leayes Charlotte ae
Up. NJ; leaves Greensboro at 81 A, ~. IeaveS
i,anyiIle at 5:2S A. NJ; leaves Burkeyie y ;AV'
A. NJ: arrives at Richmond at 1928 T. NJ In6
train connects at Burkeville with trains on tno
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lyncoe
burg and points Southwest. ,, ,..rs~
"IYSCHBURG PASSENGER twestwardl-ieaV0
Richmond at e:42 A. NJ; arrives at Burkeyins az
1881 P. NJ; arrives ut Lynchburg a. EaU Ne
BUNK YILLE ACcoMhopATIoS leas =, nt.,,-
leaves Burkevtllt at 4:36 A. NJ; arrives a. nieu'
Through tickets sold 10 all points South and souloe
west, and baggage checked through r 'rAI,corr.
Engineer and superintendent
N m rorc, q Mastpr Transportation. sp20
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PLUMBING, GAs-FITTlNG, &c:
r EMov Al:
SHANKS s. BARRETT,
PLUMBERS, TIMERS, GAS AND sfEAh-
FILTERS,
having taken possession of the large anu eonlno-
la i4l9 MAIN STREET, RETwHES FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH,
,uopld respectfully invite the specni ~ a.
thoir customers and the public In genera 10 tne<r
large and well-assorted stock OF
STOVES II RI KA MSssETLEs,
RETRIG ORATORS,
GAS CHANDELIERS,
GAS FIXTURES, ~.
HYDRAULIC RAMS,
Ro"'B aAtTnH.TGBs' WATER GEos shHTosMsEas,
and eyery variety of TINWARE and H l
MS NT Sfr GOODS, TIN and STOVE MAIE'
RRi iS1T .GUTTERING, SCOUTING, LEAD, tKSN,
and m1f Terra GOTTA PIPES &C., &C., Wholesale
an We are the sole agents for yrginia md Sor.h
IiED REVOLVING FLUE RADIATOR, stove
attachment by which the fire may be perpetua ny
mutton In the consnmptie OF fuel. we are alst
aaants fnrJOHNSON'S PAR..O2 GLASS F0Uh'
TsIN a very beautiful ard attractive ornamen
for parlors Sc, sample Of which may be seen II
oneration In our windows.
Particular attention always given to PLOMo ..
ING, GAS and 81 GA L-FiTflNG, in their ysriSn
branches. Co.npe.ent statesmen ano msSnanii 10
always ready to Give prompt attention % ad cenSry
Ali oriers FOR jobbing, &C., promptly atsehosd "
Eiease give US i CAM HANKs s BARRETT,
[ my lS-1m 1419 Main street, hienmonu' '"t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
1 LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP m:
COMPANY. s&M
FOR NEW YCnK-

This company YIN dtspateh one Of ,hs,, so,er,,.
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE. + HSTS fASC
RAS, and GEORGE W. ELDER 6uydinaHeraLS,
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY At hTS
water. A~A
These ships are entirely new, and were bush en-.
pressfy for this route.
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, ana bath.
ROOMS.
The fare, accommodations, ind attention a,e IN.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York ON the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freigats for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until P. II. daily.
For further inrormatlen, apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ap3 Office Company's wharyes, Rocketas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-18
----- - EpRineer and Supeltnteuusuts
n. r. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. bp1S'

OHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
NROAD.-On and after sUNDyA a;1,w aprn 'S'
FROM RICHMOND. ,,,.
$50 A. NJ. MAIL TRAlN.-Fof Golu0HnIssa,muS
Charlottesville. StaupJon, White sulphur. nlasoa'
and all intermediate stations daily excops SuneaAm
arriving at Hinton at 1910 z. M. Tni s, s,ae
connects at Gordonsyille foI Orange CuIpspeas
Warrenton, Manassas. Alexandra, WasnInsuCsas
and the North, and ct Charlottesville for Lynch
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, ana 'os
4:45 P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION ,TRAIN-For
Gordonsvie and all intermediate stations daily le1~
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonsvfile ut S:3o 70
$50 P. M. CINCINNATI ExPREss-ForG Cor
louisville, Charlottesville, Staunton, Goshen, MIL.
boro, Coyingtoa,. White Sulphur, and all stations
nying at Huntington az $50 =. n. This train
connects at Gordonsville for Washington, BaItir
more. aud the North. and for Lynchburg, Bristol
and the South, ana at Huntington with steamers
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and all points
West and Southwest, arriving nj Cincinnati Il q A.
Ii. 80.
baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, an6 fnforfnadous np>
NV at S26 Main streef, Ballard and Exchange Ho--
tel or ut the companys ONCE, Broad stree: and sx-
seenth. EDSAh vLtEIs.
A. II. PERRY, General SUPERINTENDENT. ap ~