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Enr .,a,,op, Orange ro,.ny, Va; Mr.. : p .as-
Az n Tr broad and Foushee streets, hsco'
sn s Va: MIR. James Ellis, Ballard House use.
ns Sau, Va: Miss Francis Graves, care
R"h Cbalfley; MIR. Remington Kicnmon''
~. Enyf1>a Hotel.
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ePRlSG sTYLEs.-We are Eow receiving our
spring stock Of wall papers, window shades, Not
bingham lace curtains. &c. BOOTH Il Co., Tenth
Sreet between Main and Bank, .-
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SEVEN SEALS OR GOLDEN WONDER and GARDI
NgR's RHEUMATIC COMPOUND, for rheumatism.
L. WAGNER, Druggist
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and auc1lonesi''
Nalll3 Main street

TEN VALUABLE BUILDING c lVn5,
L ON BUCHANAN sTHEEXt FnR SALE By
shall sell ,b BY s ssstlo Instant 9a inc e
mises, on mr. STsIUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
so by fso feet Buchanan s!,ess bet
tween Hash ngton and William stree's' near e''i '''
ch MrpMs One third cash balance IN +, 2; ano
IL months. .tt huctioneers.
,,hC Or
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BY w. Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EIGHT HALF.
- ACRE LOTS NOS. 254, 255, .266, 267,
2S6, 2S7, 293. AND 294-lN puYAL,S ADDI-
CEMkTERY."-WIll be sold at auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY, 26th Of March, 1874,
at O'Clock T. NJ. EIGHT HALE ACkE LOTS,
subdiyided into 20 lots of suitable size. according
to plat of survey to be shown ut the sale, or sold
In gross. as may be de:ermI. cd on at the hour of
sale. These lots are beautifully located, and are
approached by an excellent new BRUCE across Ba-
cons branch. They are admirably adapted for per-
sons OF small means.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added
&C. w. GODDIN,
NH 20 Auctioneer.
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6UspowDER TEA at $3.50 per pound. SIN
lot very superior at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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GOSHEN BUTTER, gllt-cdge, fresh, received ever
Tuesday, direct from New YORK dalry' a. 'f'Ais
rIAS & WHITES.
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THE NEw-sTYLE ALLIGATOR BELT just received
1t LEVY BROTHERS..
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USE oUR wIIoopING COUGH SYRUP TO rcllev
wboo,apg-couSh. l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
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CoMBs AND BRUSHES, FANCY SoAbS,
Wallets, knives, and microscopes,
Strings for fidoles and guitars,
And a stock OF fire cigars
ScuAAr'S cane and variety store, t4O2 Main.
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..., ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
11l5 Main street, opposite Dfspatch ONCE.

EOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. A
Il PROFITABLE GROCERY STORE, IN THE
GROWING PORTION OF THE CtCY.-At re-
quest Of the owner will sell, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, 2Sth March. at o'clock T.. NJ, that
valuable STO IT, the east side OF !lns street pc
to o 2O-root alley. This Is n splendid business
stand and sfYDrds fine opening for an energetic
TERMS: One. third cash; balance at 4, 8, and IL
-' 49, - ',----Ss-., }. THOMPSON BROWN,
NH os.td 40 Auclioneer.
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BY Burton, Carter & Co., -
: Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office No. GIT Bank street, Richmond.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID from George Driver and wife to the under
signed as trustee dated the 9th February, 1872,
and of record in Henrico County Court clerks OF
fee ID. b. SO, p. 344I, to secure the payment OF
certain notes therein mentioned and described, be.
ing required by the beneficiary In sad deed, snail
offer for sale at public auction at the front door OF
Henrico county court-h0uSe, on MONDAY the DIN
day of APRIL 1874 at ~ NJ THAT being court-day),
TEN AND HALF ACRES OF LAnD. lying 10
said county about seven miles from the cry , oa
Richmond, on the Mountain ROAD, ADJOINING aie
ln:.ds of John W. Clash and others.
The Improvements consist of dwelling Win
three oOins and usual Out-h0use5. The SOIL IS OF
good quality and we'll adapted to the growth OF all
crops raised In this section. Neghborhood good,
and convenient 70 churches, mills, &C..
TERMS: a bout 1915 required In cash; ana as 10
balance. a reasonable credit will be given.
WILLIAM HANCOCK, Trustee.
BURTON, CARTER Co., Euctioncers. mn 70
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T1IR Masonic GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk will
certainly take place i'll Macy. Positively no further
pont
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LADIES' BLACK LACE gcARFs just received a
LEVY BROTHERS..
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nr,.o,rsr,s WHAT 10 WEAR" ana Tortio'
u, ~ E..hIons tor the sptsns and summer. Also
.,,orcsts latest spring patterns Just received a
I,,,Irs MEYERS, COS Broad street.
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BY Richardson Gov
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents.
No. l113 Main street. Z
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
v RnCHaSAN FOR FEDERALl STkEET,'
NEAk sfREET, ARn pE On f 81 s ss BY
NEa ,T,bS ~ shall sell by auction. on the pre-
nSS ON THURSDAY the 26th instant, at "a "a
E S Ra rs s1e T. ses WEE sSai The
Ieet III az buchanan street, near Jay street, ana
FoUK fronting each X6asl40 feet on The south
side OF Jay street near haance in four eight.
.nd we've mnnths. Negotiable notes to be given
for thc deferred payments, with interest added ana
secufeu " O'' RICHARDSON Il CO..
h % Auctioneers.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers,
1113 Main street.

1--WE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
II ON MOSBY STREET OR MECHANICS
Vile TURNPIKE, BETWEEN VENABLE
AND CARRINGThN STREETS. FOR SALE BY
AirCTiON-On THURSDAY, the 26th instant,
at : O'Clock p. NJ, Immediately after Our sale on
buchanan and Jay streets We shall sell at auction
On the premises FIVE BUILDING LOTS, located
as above each fronting 80 by 120 feet.
TERMS: One-lhlrd cash: balance in four, eight
and twelve months Negotiable notes to ho given
for the deferred payments, and interest added, and
secured by deed OF trust.
NH o3-td AuciioneeTs.
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CRIB-CovERs ONLY Use. al
LKyY BROrNEES,.
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NOTE TnE,GKrAr REDUCTIONS at LEVY Bro
THEIRS.
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NEw-sTYLE coLLAKETrs just received at LEVY
BROTHERS.
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ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING DRESS GOODS
inst received at LEVY BROTHERS..
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NOTICE.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
IN CONCERN This. is to give notice that the
firm or LANDAU. = CO., conn posed Of isadore
and the concern Is 10 be wound up. therefore fore
warn ali persons indebted TO the said firm from
making any payment 10 either OF the members of
receive the same. ~ M,J.ROSESuOeF, ~
nh 25.3t* late co-partner OF Landau & Co.
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by Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.


TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
4 PROPERTY, FARM containing THREE
HUNDRED AND FORT Y-FOUR ACRES, on the
Rappahannock river, half a mile from Bay View
wharf, MiGdlesex county. In order TO make imne-
date sale will take 81 500 for The property.
money. s.E d. Is. LEE,
ma 25-1w with Starke Il Ryllnd.
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Auction sALEx-ru,ure -.
At RICHMOND REAL ESTATE RyTn
yH.jfI2 ".
BY Richardson & Co., -7-'S
Real Estate Agents and Auca,noe,,
No. Ills Main street

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ov
B0WE STREET NEAR TIE Bap FISK N
JEFFERSON STREET. FOR SALE nv S ,is,R
TON AT THE REAL ESTATE EyrHn ,raass C-
At the Real cal, Estate Exchange il0l Main s,rss,
slant, we shall sell by auction valuaiJe p Y'h in-
ING LOT fronting 14S feet on the FredsricL .b p
railroad, corner OF Bowe stree,, near ihn Ran;1r1g
ing 2Qxl60 feet on the south side Of Csrv sir,s:
near Jefferson street. '"ts sreet,
- TERMS: One third cash; balance in fonr. s,.,,,
and twelve months: negotiable notes 20 he !s, a,
for the deferred payments, with interest added ana
secured BY deed Of trust N'"' AUG
RICHARDsON&C
III co Auction, prs
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THICKNESS WURKS-l5 VOLUMES ;

DICkENS'S WURKS-15 VOLUMES
~ Scott 81 V; Bulwer, l W; Ainsworth, s ".
krade. 20 "; Mayne keade l. vi shakespeare. 2
"; Dumas, 10 Wilson. IL v; Chambers, 10-v.;
Byron, II V; Thackeray, l "; Addison, = v;
Lord Chancelor's 10 v; Strickland's Queens, z
~; Goethe, "; British Poets ": Schiller, ";
Beniham, / VI; and many other fine editions OF
the best works. Also, for sale, the largest stock In
Virginia of new anu old books ia all the depart
--~'''O - RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
NH 17-d&w 1918 Main treet
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BY j. l.. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF eleventh and Main streets.

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Nlain Streets.
EOR SALE PRlVATELY.-By request
Il of the executor of the late Roscoe b. heath
Esq, / offer for sale the rIRST-CLASS MAN
SION, No. west FraDkinstreet between Foushee
and Adams streets. now In the occupancy of W. W.
Henry, tsq., containing about twelve rooms, be-
sides closets, &C.; furnished with marble mantels
throughout and In every other respect finished
and built In the very best manuer-Mr. Heath spar
ing neither cost care In its construction. Ample
Accommodations tor servants, &c.
Lot 34H by SO feet 70 q wide alley. The terms
will he made remarkably accomm odating.
This Is Justly regarded the most desirable pro-
perty Of the kind in the city, now OIL the market,
and It is rare that SO choice piece Is offered APP
plyto j. l.. APPERsON,
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THOSE EXCELLENT NEW YORK sUIENGs ON!
,t,sc. a yard at LEVY BROTHERS..
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FuLL-wIpra UNBLEAcIIED sAEET1NG only ~
n yard at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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CARRIAGES, CARTS, DC,
ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE.
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
NROQUET FOR 1874.
Ut. ELLYSON, BOOKSELLER,

1T. ELLYSON, BOOKSELLER
HIP MAIN STREET,
has received fine assortment Of CROQUET, con-
sising Of all grades, from the cheapest to the very
finest. TO which he would respectfully invie the al
tcntion OF these wishing 10 purchase.
Each set Is complete In itself, with book Of In
struciion plainly written that those who never
played the game can easily learn IT.. ...s
YOUTHS SET.
This set 10 made of hard wood, we'll made and var
nishcd strong and durable, and Is the best set for
| the price In the market; Price, So;
EXCELSIOR CROQUET.
This set Is made Of hard wood, nicely flushed
with painted balls. Price, $3.50. .'
FINE SETS
We have sets made OF the best material, highly
Vanished. for IS, $3.50, "a. so. and $40:
Those intending to purchase are invited to exam.
Inc my Croquet which will be found satisfactory as
orders FROM the country solicited, and will re.
ceive prompt attention.
If persons ordering will remit fifty cents extra
Will send the CroquCt to any part of Virginia, West
Virginia, or North Carolina, freight or express
Maid. j. 7. kLLYSON,
Bookseller and Eewsdeaer,
...-.-..-,., No. liz Main street, Richmond, Va.
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LADIES' REApY-MApH SPRING DRESS GOODS
suits lust received at LEyY BROTHERS,.
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~ .,orrr, AND NEW YORK MILLS eeFsoS
.r, n, LEVY BRoTIiERs'.
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- FORGET THOSE ALKxASpR1yA s,,,r,~cs
~'aS'se' yard at LEVY BRorI,rrs, 1'"''
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okSuiREFRESCH wHALKBoSE coasErs. whit.
ana colofed, only soc. ut LEVY BROTHERS,.
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AUCrsOs sAlss-Fulure gays:
-!4lt nv Coca q Lausbson- Aucssoncc1s'
a.,ns~ xaayernor and FRANKLIN areutss

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
X 80. n. BROOKS 70 the UNDERSIGNED q
rystae dated Deeeper 1873, and duly re S,rS.
ed in cerka ONCE Of Gnsnsery b Uo s7th instant
HAT ia,e rsapersy conveyed in said deed-ylz
One lH "A BI1GtiY and HARNESS. In gooa order'
fsne RAY HORS e ABBOTT Sax year, o 10. ,..non
TERMS Cash' " Trustee.
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r ANDS.-I bare for sale large number
IL of frst-class ESTATES with splendid improve
ments and large and small FARMS with and with
out buildings In almost every section of the Stale.
Many of the large estates situated OH the James
and other rivers, and many OF the small farms lie
near the clty. GEORGE 81. DREWRY.
mn 65l M 1914 Main street.
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FOR RENT. G
~. EXECUTIVE CoABITTEEI
OF REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
March Is, 1874.
Resolred, That when not needed for the purposes
of the Exchange, The chairman Of this committee
be authorized TO rent out the EXCHANGE ROOM
for purposes of general meetings Of the commit
nifty, lectures reauing, &c.
" In accordance with the above, offer to the COM
munity as well lighted and as commodious and
centrally located HALL for the ABOVE purposes as
can pe b d In the city. Apply to
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Chairman Executive Committee,
NH 2l I'm 1ll6 &ain street.
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ODALL'S PLAYING CARDS.
THE BEST-THE CHEAPEST.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS kind made; REGATTASL
cheap common card; RnOADwAYS-A nice COM
mou card: VIRGINIAS-Fine calico backs; GENE
RAJ JACKsoNS--Che and popular (pattern backs,
various colors and desigps); CoLu8IBIAs-i Euchre
deck) extra quality; GOLDEN GATES-Oue OF the
best cards made: MOUNT VERSoSS-Extra fine,
two-color patterns; GREAT MOGULS-lmported,
The finest made. Ask FOR THE ABOVE-TAKE
SOOTHERS. .a.e..s
TO GUARD AGAINST SPURIOUS CARDS..
CAUTIoN.-Purchasers should see that 40
black Unitei States internal revenue stamp, &SSX
With monogram v. E NJ. on centre Of spade, &VNaH
Is Is Gu every pack. This stamp, III colnec- IVY
I !l1i With the GOUDALL CARDS, IS u =
| TRADE MakK.
| MI HWUIiCETo DsALERS.-Every pack of the Good
81 , sold without this United States revenue
heavv npnpoherly affixed subjects the seller 10 a
| --. -. rNauS. s.-.e NIB 9-1m
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j. Thompson Brown,

...-.. j. Thompson Brown,
- Real Estate Agent aud AuctiOneer.
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
EOR RENT, AN ATT2ACTIVEM
IL NEW DWELLING on Cary near Adams Iii
street; seven rooms, gas and water. All modern
improvements.
rooms; large yard west Cary and Harvie streets
NH 2l-6t j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS OVER............ ..........s2,ooo,ooo.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Agents,
NH 1s-lm Ills Main street, Richmond, Va.
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WANTED it generally known that par,
w ties can be supplied from my diS!lllerI I'm IN
any Quantities, at Is cents per barrel urps
<,,,,o .uru,ike below Rockets.
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RSiSINEAS WAVES.

UTANTED, MY PATRONS AND THE
w public in general to KNOW that WIN Ie9G
cupv my old stand, No. 1884 Main street AZ
Cd with n choice stock of GROCERIES, ICY
Sims. &c. Jmh 20. 6tI K. r. JAMEs.
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LETTER PAPER FOR THE 18Ann'
Lawyers use and biushins maui
Some initial, very neat
BY the qsire. ream, or s"es'- ,1oa u.,r
SCH. hr,s news and uuhreHa ueINf
, 1874-04-18

Mr. RuBkln Is sAid to bo now the apostle Of n
now noyolnont for tue combination OF beauty
mud utility, tho culture OF hoalth and tho glorf-
fcation Of labor, and ever 80 n,auy other fluo
purposes. In one of tho csBaya III the Spectator
soino suggestion is nado about using tho sigl8
Of stray lovers BY having thou I'LL brought to-
gather and directed to tho turning Of windni]s.
blr. Ruskin, says tho London Daily Ne,os, Inns
undertaken to turn to account yartoua enorgios
aud nusculatitiea ayhol arc ut present running
to WaBto. 11o proposed that tho Undergraduates,
who are nov given up to bout racing and cricket,
should, iuHtoad Of them, devote thoir superauolB
timo aid strength to tho cauHo Of industry and
Improvement. H!s idea, to begin with, ia TINT a
ba,,d Of undergraduates should provide them
Aolyes with spade, pick, aud shovel, md ret to
work at onco to c'ear tic roads and bcautify tho
country about HtnkHoy, 30 as to transform 1t
Into . noighborhooa saitod to tho "loyoliost
town it, E1giand." Fired by tho eloquonco Of
his appeal, fifty or sixty undergraduates have,
We learn, already enrolled themselves In this
band. and Mr.. .nuskiu himself In, rhon ha
health allows him, to join aud lead them in
tleir generous work.
, 1874-04-18

Tho Paris correspondent Of the London Times
writes to that lournal, "1he lat Of secret trados
TAere are spectators who hate regnarIy.or-
ganizctl system Of voting boggara Of both eoxes.
Tho boys are swarthy, dirty ilkopt, bnro-footod,
and ruin aftdr carrlngos, asking for sou to buy
btead: In overy quarter thero ia Oh INSPECTION,
them thkcs tho money from them, sid pun
ishoa or rewards them. They como out now by
Gay, nov by night, md tako tholr sanH homo to
the npooulasor, who gets nrotty 1arge profit out
of them' Tue girls a--bettor trained. better
dresbed-o1er matches Or bouquets Of yiuletB for
SALE according to the BeaAon, or any other wares
which may aorvo rs d protb4t to speak to tho
passengera, atid rs q qualification in tho eyes Of
apolicoman. Gonorally these littfo girls arc
boulevard or long strcot. They staud at 4 cer-
tain distance from each other, and offer thoir
waros Or rolAto lamoutable Btory, iu which
sick mother starving chsldson, and pitiless
na91a play vefy af,Ss thS pa 1an Ut
sontinol, for It policeman tltrns up ut one end
q signal warnA tho other two. WHO hayo thus
time to mako of: yesterday determined to
$40 what uno OF ttlo6o children could make OIL h
tlne spring. afternoon WHOM people arc roturn-
took q walk on tho Boulevard Hauaouaun. ra.,-
orally worked by throo Of thoHo girls, and, aftof
taking nv precautiotis III orlor not to alarm
them, inquired OF all the Passengers who gave
thoy had, giyen. I found TINT hotweou
ana Z in tho evening, Of 400
persons to whom sho had applied ls0 bud
gison hor something, for sllo accoatel those
total amount received from thoBo 100 persons
,aaH IL francs 4o uontimon and whom, my experi-
mutt boinH ended, ! drow' ,noar hor, / heard her
toll nor story In tho sane' fa1,tBIlod and dismal
tonc. LII thoHe thrus hours sho had lost only ~
minutes eating tn q corner a piece Of bread, and
smoking. d tuny-sttcl: Sometimes 1t happens
thht passenger asks her for tho address 0f tho
wrotohod mother, tho humorous children, allti
tho cruel landlord. That does NOT ,perplex her
to be o. ahe states, for tho manager ot the nom
corn takes cate to organize tho comedy at homo
~ we'll as the ahow III tue street.
, 1874-04-18

For tho lust live months a most desperate
fight 1las boon iii progress botweon the peuusyl-
yania aud Baltimore L OHIO Railroads. War to
tho knife, mud tho knife to tho hilt was tho bat-
theory Of tho contestants for supremacy. Nuth.
ing leas than uttor auuihilation would satisfy tho
ferocious appetttes Of either hide. Hates were
cut III low as posslble to 500 Which Of tho two
co1nbatants could stand 1t longest, aud tho pub
llo onjoyod cheaper fares to tho East than
ever before. Some predicted tint the
Pennsylvania Company would soon bo
plnyed ont, and otlora propllosied tho downfall
Of tho Baltimore Il Ohio in Il short tlmo. Hnt, in
spite Of those predictions, noithcr showed my
Biyna OF weakness, and, ~ IN Il gano OF clIoBs,
ono 1novo followed unother In rapid succession,
mud Whenever ono Of tAo antagonlata soolned 10
be yanqpial,ed 1t waB unly to rally again Tor q
still more yluIol,t md terrific onslaught
puItfNu THE LARr FEW wEEkB
tho Baltimore & Ohio bud not boon tlulltiny with
its accustomed vigor, md, toall appearances It
sootned to DO cooAnlated by tho moye
OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
IN pooling tho oainings OF tic
Pittsburgh, Unotnnati Il 1T. Louis Rail-
road with tlaoHe OF tho Kanka1oo Ltno, over
Which route tho baltimore d Uhto had been do
Ing itH buslnoss botwoen thls city aud Oluolu-
, 1874-04-18

A brave wo1nan Of Dostun, who refuses to hare
lor n9ue nude public, vas loft il chargo Of
Of them being takon nlols, sle Summoned n,
woman servant to carry 3 prescription to tho q
apothocary's for Homo inudlofne; but tho nor-
,yant came, frightened. out Of hor Wits, saying
tllat thcrn was q burglar concealed IN i cortain
attd satd: III thofo Ia anybody III this olohct,
lot him como out;," whorsupon d big, sinister.
looking. negro stepped forth, Tho wo,nan,
tlleH, with tho utmost ooouosn, handed him tic
prescription, sayng, "rake tlIs to tho nearest
ap0thccary's aud got 1t filled. Thoro III alex
olild iu tho llotso." The black burgIar loft
without word meanwhile tho woman, who
began to fool little faint, called helghbor.
Tlo Inter was about to 60 to the apothechry'B
Tor the .hss hmssalo!ns |hsa CLERK esea th
tlon aud then disappeared.
, 1874-04-18
natl. Although ehookmatod as far ns thls city
waa concerned, tho Baltimore Il Ohio

waa concerned, tho Baltimore Il Ohio
:. CONTINUED IT'S Ftattr FnoM CtNutNNAft
g 1T a ors to xo a 1ose s sna
as soon Al tho Company Ind nnshcd itH branch
to Oinoinnatl. No ono expected TINT tho two
railroad magnatoBt Scott and Garrett, would
oyor Unite and work togothor In unity hind hsr-
nvEnYDopr WAS sunPn1sED
whot, q dispatch was reooiyod horo yesterday
with tho information tliat thu two contestants
bad mot At Now York tho day before mid amohol
tho pipe Of peace. Tho dispatch atatos that thoy
tics, tho Baltimore L Ohio poople Ginning to
lavo won tho battle at every point, and that tho
tor1ns woro diotatoa By tho1n to tho ono,ny. Tho
unltimofc d Ohio will horcaftor havo tic right
including tho JorBoy OentrA and to recoiso sratns,
&o'. to accommodate their travel. The pennBylya-
MA Company Inns also giYon the Baltimore Il Ohio
tho right to build sopntato plor at Jersey City
Tor tho accommodation Of its bilainoas, aud thoy
Will hereafter pro rato with ohoh other.
THE RATES UP AGAIN.
as matter Or contsn tho first bttslucHA ar
ranged by tue two parties WIS raid on tho pub
,io, and @ tho low ratoa TINT have boon enjoyed 10
1nng Will bo enjoyed no t1iore. They wero:
s88; Philadelphia, s10.60; aud Now York, sf2.6O.
Ihey y hayo M boen raisod to tho following ngures,
VIA baltimore and Washington, GIG, rhiladol-
phia, sl8; mud Now York, $50.
The ratoB on tho Baltimore l. Ohio nailroad,
Wasbnson nsys 'sSg m f9 e p&S pphss&S t. b05S s 6o to
gono up to Baltimore and Washington e13, Phil
adolpha 800, and Now York s22, which rates aro
tho samo aa those Of other lines,
TILE KANKAHEE LINE,
which during the fight could sell no tickets to
New York, will now again DO able to soil through
tlokets' to Tint CITY rs formerly Tho freight
ratos have boep arranged 80 as to correspond.
with those Of othor competing limos.