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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALr1NoR April 1S.-Flour strong and In
rood demand. Wheat nrm aud unchnnged. Corn
quiet white southern, s69ssc; s eh2% soa1her H.
.armsr At si.0a@sI .o5. Hay stin At sIs@s25:
Provisions active and buoyant PORK, $l1.2om6
IA. Of clear RIB sides at &C.; now held at 9&c;,
shoulders ioxc. Bacon active and arm shout,
de1s TIC; clear rib sides, 10@i oSs sugsr,cureo
armer at 3O635c. Coffee unchanged. Whisky
Hrmsr at 81. (GSl .O2. sugar unchanged.
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COURTNEY s POWELL have now in
" stock all the new shade; IN DRESS GOODS.
PLAIN JAPANESE SILKS,
STRIPED JAPANESE SlLkS,
PLAIN IRON GRENADINES,
STRIPED IRON GRENADINES.
HACK SILK. 81 .5O-grcat bargain;
WASH POPLJAS only 2Sc.;
STRIPED POpLINS only 12kc.;
LACE SACQUES, IS. 80, 81 %. and upwards;
WHITE SHETLAND SHAwLs tvery chea
Gepnine FRENCH .wovE CoRsETs, 5oc.;
Genuine KID GLOVES for IL;
ALL-LINES HANDkERC HIEFS. 75c. = dozen
Ladie5'. gentlelncn's. and chil6ren's z UNDERWEAR
In medium and light-wesht goods;
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASSlMERES in great
Look at our GENTLEMEN'S.GAU SHIRTS,
COURTNEY & POWELL,
AMI S15 Broad street.
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manages BIZ Flood,

MExPH1s, April 1s.-The Washita river
has flooded the valley through which u
flows. The towns of Trenton, Monroe,
Columbia, Harrisonburg, and Trinity, ana
nearly every plantation on the river, are IN
jured. The losses will reach 81, 000,0oo.
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By TELEGRApH..
Marine lsefelYire,,..

n . 80 - SsSusk 10y AHI0fx1R 4taE0.
,s Especial Telegram 10 the sI),nnatc i Il s.
NoRFoLk, April 1s.-The United STATES
steamer Ticonderoga, Captain Edward Bar.
net commanding, arrived here this morning.
eight days from Key West, for repairs at the
yard. She has on board seventy-ive sick,
aud experienced rough passage.
The schooner J. P. Simpson, OF New York,
arrived here yesterday in distress, having
lost her manmnst of Cape Henlopen.
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N N. WALKER d CO., GEEERALM ~
LIZ SUR ANCE AGENTS, lola kAIH sr1x11s
RICHMOND, VA. representing shs 80 .1c,,.....-
AMAZON INSURANCE SOMpAd1. C1nein'
nat 1SS h,ICTTS FIJI Ffas iSslGsANCnoo nPAr
ny, Of New Yerk,ssssts oyer aSeGooa: SxrSa
COMPANY Of Lynchburg, Vas--sseets aver
so xYftHSr1o INSURANCE coapxNY. a
: UNI0H FIRE INSURANCE Co4PAAt, ~
Balumore, Md.-sssets over ZOO ,990: H.oo-
oon rsssas efsuftabiy adjusted andprOmpfay pAld
.st lis zgency. Applications solictted ana limo
dIste attant;on giyen thereto. q. -
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND UANvILLE RAILROAD CO.,
RICHMOND. Va. March 5, 1874. }
HCHENIJT r. OF TRAINS-Trdin No. i

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND sUPKRINTErDENT,l
RICHMOND AND DANvLLLE RAILROAD %, I
cCHEDULE Of TRAiEs.~Train Not
y SOUTHERN EXPRESS Leaves Richmond at5:03
A, NJ; leaves Danvile at 1903 p. NJ: arrlves1s
Greensboro nc 3:43 p. NJ. and Charlotte at Z. M.
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANs AND NEW loRk
ExpREss-leaves Charlotte at $50 A, M, leaves
Greensboro at 1915 P. H., Danville at sSl I. Nj
Rurkeville at 500 p. NJ, and arrives st Ricnmeno
at :O2 r.. III. This train makes close connechoIs
Air Line railroad from New Orleans, MOBILE. moa~
eoniery Atlanta, and points South ano
This train does not stop east OF BurkeyAe efcsP$
'Train No. a-THRoUcH MAn~-iezSee Richmond
at I:4S p. b.; leaves Burkcville at 4:6S p. II. :
leaves Dunvilea at 952 p. N. leaves Greenssoroa t
lie A. RI; arrives Ut Charlotte Ct 6;30 A. ~.
Atlanta and Richmond Airline railroad and Char
iotte Columbia and, Atlanta railroad for Atlanta.
MONTGOMERY, Mobile, New Orleans, CotummS,
Augusta, Macon, Savannah, a'id all poiRu souin
Train No. 4-THRoUGHM AII-leayes 0h.rlctte sf
Up. NJ; leaves Greensboro ut 2:15 A. ~; leaves
Danvilie at 6:2sA. NJ; leaves Bnrssvtl!e q lao
train connects 1T Burkeyille with trains On 10
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad frsx Lynen-
Train 10. 5-LYNCuBURa PAssHNcsaz|sayeS
Richmond at 9:42 A. NJ; leaves Bufkcxihs ~
LEO p. NJ. (; arrives at Lynchburx q $50 C.
Train No. 6-BCRKKyILLH AcC0AAoDAISo ss,i.
IaTss e. ESQ Fl M sa,ss
Through tickets sold to all points South ssd asein
'es'' ana baggage ene'AeeT II Il. &. TALCoTr,
mis- 8 ~: Engineer and SepcstntenoeAA
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PRICES.
The quotations on Change are:
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 1s:-Coston, quiet; sales OF
1.7iS bales at 17HQl TIC. Flour opened firm
cInaed dull, and 66llOc. lower on common grades
Wheat i 2c. lower. Corn heavy and l@2c. low.
or. PORK trmer al s16.7oRtl7. Beef quiet Of
Sugar steady. Rice quiet. Aolasses firm. 1ur-
nentire steady. Kosin steady At 1910. Frsights
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Distrie, Prince, ,EdHatd. Bnckiughalu,.. and

District: Prince Edvatd, Buckingham, and
Apponlastox. s,. ..5.s s.,,,a,ss.ss 49,,
Rockbridge. a " ~ IA
G. w. Koiuer, Fisherssille, Va District:
Augusta, Bath. Highland, and Rockingham.
+. B. Goode, Boydton, Va. District :
Mecklenburg and Brunswick. =
d. S. Watson, Issequanna, Va. District !:
Goochaand and Fluvanna. ii
j. Haskins Hobson, Buckingham Court.
house, Va. District: Powhatan, Cumber-
land. aud Amelia.
7. n. Merrill, Kcyesville, Va. District !:
Charlotte and Lunenburg.
NEW ORANGES ORGANIzRD.-By T. T.
Tredway: Liberty Grange, Prince Edward,
r. n. Wing, master; G. S. Wing, secre.
tary.
BY W. B. Westbrook Littleton Grange,
Sussex, Captain W. N. Blow, master; J. II.
Shelton, secretary.
By G. w. koiner: New Hope Grange,
Augusta. A. G. Mowry, master; X. b. koi-
ncr, secretary.
BY j. Haskins Hobson: Ballsville Grange,
Powhatan, Willis w. Hobsop, master; DR..
Robert Page, secretary.
BY 7. "A. Thompson: North River Grange,
Rockbridge, Colonel j. II. Paxton, master Z;
DR.. s. Med. Gold, secretary.
BY the same: Boonsboro' Grange, Bed
ford, Captain j. c, Featherstone, master
John n. Steptoe, secretary.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICF- ASggS
l. MoHD, AND NORFOLK STEAA ssssssll fassssssa.
SHIP LfNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA MlCE
WEEk.-Until further notice the steamers OIL tM'
line will leave Philadelphia every "WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, and Richmond every MONDAY
and THURSDAY ut ~ O'Clock n.
Freight taken for vii parts OF Penn sylvania, New
Jersey, and Delaware, for Providence and Boston.
Also, for Antwerp and Liverpool pta Red Star and
American steamship lines and bills Of lading signed
sire IL ut low rates. -.. .-...s y. F.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals and
5tateroon, $S. w. p. PORTER, Agent,
-.' .... No. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE l. CO., Agents,
fe12 No. ~ South Wharvss, Philadelphia.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS

81. LOUIS, April 1S.-Flour steady. Corn In de-
mand ana fraction higher. Whiskey, 94c. FORK
firmer ut al 65O@Sl7. Bacon strong; loose Shout
ders sHc; loose clear rib, 9'sc. Lard held at 9Ac;
no sales.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW Yohk, April Eooa.-Stosis dull and
lower. Money, 4. Gold, 1l3x. Exchange-Long,
4e5h; short, 4SSH Governments dull States
quiet.
Erenfng-Aoney steady. Sterling quiet Gold
dull and steady. States quiet and nominal.
NEW YORK BANK STArEMENr-The following
is the bank statement for the week: Loans de-
crease, 1915 900; specie decrease, 1926, 000; le-
galtenters decrease, nearly $500 ,oo0 deposits Ia
crease, Sl2J,0O0.
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HUNTSVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, April 10. - Flour quies and I'M
changed. Corn, 72@73c. Provisions firm. PORK,
SI7 Kacon-shoulders, Ike; clear rib 9hc.; clear,
Ioc.; sugar-cured hams, 12k@13kc Lard, l0S0
1OZc WhIskey, S2c.
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RSretn Kasss

r.,,, Lee fsreisn Ksssrs q
nos.lllt!es In the north or Spain ara ans.
pepusa % account or The bad weather, '.1
Leorn Rolifn Is suffering from hesrt a,S
e. ASsttnence fromlppIitics Ia Ilriyked.
-, u n aa De La Concha has assumed snm-
ans auu " one corps OF serrano's arrnys and
Saturday. "a, oao were resumed
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CLOTHING.

THE NEW
l. GENTS FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
HENRYdT. MILLER & CO.,
o13 MAIN STREET.
We are constantly receiving by express the la
TEST NOVELTIES in our line. ...
Our stock Of BLACK and FANCY SCARFS,
CRAvATS, TIES, BOWS, &C., cannot be eQualled
by any house South.
OUR SPECIALITY
THE SHIRT DEPARTMENT
mbraces al grades, prices styles, sizes, and yare-
i3of pattern.
Another supply OF those beautiful FRENCH
ERCALE SH1kTS just received.
Also, something new In the way Of FRENCH
corning SHIRT, with collar attached.
Give US an early call
II. T. MILLER & CO.,
... ,a 913 Main street,
ap 2-tap20 OPPOSITE Gerose.
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DENTISTRY.

~~~~~~~c~~-~~~<~~~~@~~~~
DR. WOODS DENTAL ROOMS. 80
Finding It necessary to have assistance In my
practiee have associated with me
L. III. COWARDIN, d. D. S.
With Morrison" BUR ENGINE" am prepared
10 operate upon the natural teeth with LESS PAIN
AND FATIGUE to the patient, and also Win seeaseI
rapidity and thoroughness than Is possible 10 oe
obtained by any other method.
~ NITROUS OXIDE GAS
always on hand for the painless extraction OF
teeth. JUL. o. WIZ; ", y. -
ONCE: Ninth street, two doors from MAID. =
ap 5-eod3m
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rARDOzo, FOURQUREAN g. co

GARDOLO, FOUhQUREAh q w.
invite inspection Of their choice assortment Of
LLAMA POINTS and JACKETS, embracing all
the new shapes in FLOWING sleeves, with and
without the STUART rufie. -....
Also, SLEEVELESS JACKETS. They have
SHIFTING aud FRoCk CALICO at s, 10 and
1870;
44HEAvY and FINE BROWN and BLRACHED
COTTOSS 1T 10c.;
LAUREL D. and other standard BROWN COT
TONS, At 12isc.
AUBURN COTTOSS, 13c.;
ARkWRIGHT and DAVOL COTTON, 16a.c.;
Wamsutta and New York Mills CUTTOSS at Sc.
Linen aud Cotton SHEETING, Sc, &C.; and, in
fact all goods as cheap as they Gun be bought
elsewhere.
BLACK SILKS all grades but we call especial At.
tenson to our $3.50 grade, the best, We feel
free to say ever offered In this city.
COLeRED SILKS from 81 to $3.50 per yard;
EMBROIDERED POLONAISE;
PARASOLS in great variety. APPS
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. April 1e.-slour quiet and ., un
and arm at 81 6. 9O@$17. Lard frm; stesr,, 9Hc.
Kettle l0c. Bacon rm; sh9Iiders' rs s sagai
rib. 9hc.: clear. 9a@9Ie; MhlSheJ qule'' SOME
sales At 92c. generally held at 93e.
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RrcnMoND, rRKD'G q PoToMAc 3. =. Col
GEE'L TICKRT d FREIGHT AuERr1 O41ICx.f
-. RICHMOND. October 12tas lS73.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. -, g,:y
RICHMOND, MISUNDERSTANDING OT0'
: ~ 40 - MAC RAILROAh y .gs.5nx -
UP DAY MALL leaves Bgrt-sszceS stAaon -
Up NIGHT NAIL leaves Byre-strees seatasz Is
11P.M Except on Sundays.l aa5gEIgg
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad street ~
ton at p. 81. Except 8undsyA} f.s-t2
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives ct Ryrd-strees So
DOWN NIGHT NAIL srryes 1t Byrd street sts>
ton at $50 A: n; Except on MondsJsg .z-,zyF
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN AIx1yea -
Broad-street station at sS7 A. y. teIee1s On sun
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Brosd-atss szatisA
on Mondays, Wednesdays AID Frtdxysc q 1875
A. Il, colnesting at Quantico with the Alefandsse
and Fredericksburg railway. Returninx, arrive
at Broad-sreet station On Tuesdays, Tkafsda1ss s1&
- = -'rs'I -.''E7lsESt }. R0EHT1Ts
oe13 General Ticket snd freisht Ake1k
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DEPARruREs OFF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK. The %SSh
T. Old Dominion Steamship Conpapy'o s.as4ss4
TUESDAY,A April 2lst, at q O'Clock +. ID. - ~ s,
Freight received until O'clock P. III.
Through bills OF iading signed, and goods Tor
warded with dispatch to all points north, south.
east, and vest; also. to foreign ports ~. l,sa
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, SIP; Storage, 50; round
nip tickets, $50. r.ssI1g...t f.-te:-
For freighs or passage apply to .,..,
g, W. ALLEN & CO.. AGENTS
ap 2O-2t Company's v harf. Rockets.
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DOR p HIL ABE P Fl A. TEXh
II The steamer J. W. EVERNAE wiD 1870 eaaAsfel1S
receive freight for the above port till MONDAY
the goth instant at i O'Clock. j.. gee
Freight taken for Wilmington, Del, providence,
R. l., and Boston. Also, Tor Liverpool md Ant
werD via American and Red Star Steamship hines,
and bills Of lading signed through. WIS.,
Passage ~ Philadelphia, Including meals and
state-room, SS.
an1a-2t -. No. 2425 UOck street.
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IRON. STEEL, DC.

IRON, STEEL, &C..
Dot, tons BEST REFINED IRON, embracing a
fllii assortment Of rounds, squares, Hats osas'
sllafling, &C., &C.
. K IONS COUNTRY HAMMERED. assorted sizes.
. tons NAYLOR'S BEST CAST STEEL, as
~ TONS LIsH and AMERICAN Bills
TERED STEEL.
l ton SPRING STEEL. u,,,,,,x, orrrr ~.
pISTIN sPELTER, SHEkT-ZlNC, RUSSiA
and AMERICAN sHEET-IRoN, BAE-LEAD'
&c, e. s 3,r saw o e. 8. WORKMAN co.
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snoH I'm New York.

: BINGHAAToN, April 1s.--Four irehes o
en- wv fell here last hight,
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1.-TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THE
l. WEST LINE OF SEVENTH STREET
NORTH OF LEIGH STREET FOR SALE
Those two handsome LOTS located as above, be:
tween the residences OF Mcssrs. Charles Gennet ana
Jesse F. Reese, are for sale, each 80 by $50 feet
Terms and price very accommodating. Apply 10
ap17-3t W. GSDDIN, Auclioneer.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, number Of
L LOTS on northeast corner OF Twenty-1rSt and
Franklin streets, so feet front and running back
90 feet. For terms, apply to e. d. EACHO,
an lf-4t No. Fourteenth street.
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DESIGNATIONS d PARTNERSHIPS.

RICHMOND, VA, April II, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given to the public that
~ the partner hip heretofore existing between u-
dersIoned trading as COTTIELL& RRIE6 was dis
solved April 6, l S74, by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted to the firm will please pay hem 10 Mr.
joseph T. CoItrell corner Of Ninth and Cary streets
who alone Is authorized 20 receive debts due to the
CONCERN. Persons to whom debts are due 6y SAID
concern will please call upon Mr.. Joseph r. Cot
'-0'' JOSEPH +. COTTRELL,
LUTHER r. RE1SS,
JOHN W. REISS.
J.F. CorrRRLL will continue the business at the
old stand and will be glad to furnish old or ne"
cu Sn isaSawAv J.F. COTTRELL.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO 8 RAIL
SR0AD,-Cn and sfter SUNDAYsaArs1l 1St,
1874, passenger tyainn will ruu n SollSvl: 7s :

1874, PASSENGER tr1inn viii rlu ~ oollSvl: ~ so
-..f s.ts FROM RICHMOND. sgs,i,S:tt.;-.s
$50 4. u. MALL TRAIN.-Foe ocrdensviilS.
Cnariottes Vile. stanusen. White Sulphur Hintcus
and all intermediate stations daily tetSspt euHdayls
arriving at Hinton at 1o:tG'fP.eA. sTAis arsiR
connects at G0rdonsyfHe for QrsEgs Cuirep3Eo
WArTenton. Manassas, Alexan1rt4, WaehtnGtoa.
and the North, and at Charlottesville 10 Lynch.
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga Aa1 she
South So z.rE5s - =
Gordonsyie and ais stations dxfly fex
esps Sunday arriving ss GordopsIiiIe .sts:36 r
ESQ P. 4; o1NcINNArI ExrREss-p.r ees~
louisville, Charlottesville, Stauntoa, Goshen MIL
boro', Coyington, White sulphur, and all siationa
west Of Waite Sulphur dniiy texesp. SsturdAY, ar-
irving at Huntington at $50 p. n. Thn t1afr
connects at Gerdoos'ille for Nnhi.stea, Ralii.
aud the South. ana at Huntington Win s.Aamefs
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati and all points
Ii. -
| Baggage checked through. .@s4 49,
| For through tickets, rases, ane !nfcrmaasn. ap-
p,5 a. oIS mann street, Ballard and Exchanee Ho-
tenth. EOGkR VLiEr.
/ General Passenger and Ticket Aeclf,
i a. II. Penny, General superintendent auIH
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD

RICHMOND AND PFTsEsasJRa RAII-1
= @".ti =''>.sf c.t ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MARCH 29rH, 1874.
~ trains on this road will run as fonowSs N5s
sL ,,, LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. - ...;.s
: 500 A. H., THROUGH NAH. daily texcspl Sun
-. s.a... day., connecting for ali points South
1l:O0 A. n, ACCOMMODAfION TRAIN daily
-, ..e.les. for Petersburg and Norfolk. $3.50.
200 p. n, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and Wxss, with
r. -s... Pullman Sleeper attached, running
...... through from Richmond to savannah
with coach attached. - ~
- -a@. LEAVE PETERSBURG NoRTH. -
7A5 A. ~. FREIGHT TRAIN daily fexeepe
IT, p. Sunday with coach attached. a.lf
100 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, Connecting
with Richmond, BrcdesickshurS and
Potomac for all points Fat aud West
5I5P.M ACCOMMODATION daily. >s
1926 z. H., THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun-
~ day}, connecting with Rtehnondy
Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Cuesapt axe and Ohio railroads for all
"' points East and West. Through Pull
r. mans Sleeper attached, running
through TO Baltimore. .
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except 1t Manchester aus
Chester.
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave q $50 4.
n, and returning leave Richmond ~ Be. u. daily.
AL TKAiS IS leaving Petersburg will start mons
NH rs A. SHAW, Superintendent.
Il
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MISERABLE RESIDENCE ON GRACE
- STREET FOR SALE.-I am authorized TO
sell the excellent RESIDENCE Of the late James
Caskie, now occupied by MIR. John A. M0shy, situ-
Sixth streets 1t has ample accommodations for a
large family. The location and nelghborhood Is
equal to the best In Richmond. Price reasonable,
aud terms very accommodating. Apply to
anl7-3t w. GUDDIN, Auctioneer.
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nARIsE INTELLfanlN,eliiI...s

MINIATURE ALKANAc. APxlL 30. 1877.
sun sun risss. Moon SEQ. 800. 1859
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April Is, 1874
The following is statement Of the inspections,
deliveries, and receipts OF tobacco, together With
the stock on hand, al the different warehouses In
this city for the past week:
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, those THREE
II LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL FIYE-STORY
No. 1911, 1918, and 1915 In
Commercial Block. on south side of Cary, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Price and terms
reasonable Apply 10 J. l.. APPERSOS,
an 1S-12t Real Estate Agent
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FINANCIAL / a, j. ].

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE. =
sss5ass,,,,. sses SATURDAY, Apsai 10. 1874. i
,s.1L $500 Virginia tax-receivabIe eoupops At
Iehi 300 Richmond city S,s at 9sx: and 10
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COMPREHENSIVE.
We, the undersigned, have this day formed .
co-partnersllip under the firm OF SLATER, my
EHS a CO. for the purpose Of conducting a
GENERAL WHOLESALE GROCERY AND Ill
OUOk BUSINESS, at No. 1924 Main street, re-
. W. T.. 81 ATER,
II. J. MYERS,
JOHN G. WADE.
p1c1ruoyn. lnr,l IL. 1874 ap16-ot
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dissolution.

DISSOLUTION.
The co-partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of SiCCARTHY & SLATER Is this day dis
solved BIZ mutual consent. Either partner Will sign
VIC - 40 A"A'0 ED. MCCARTHY,
". l.. SLATER.
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TXPIRATION AND WITHDRAWAL.
c,nirrd by Limitation on the 18th March, 1874,
MIR Samuel j. Jones has withdrawn from the above
concern, which will be carried OH In future under
the same style. on
ap 7-eod2W TALiAFEKRO q w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-20

NUNARD LINE. S3SSh
Tickets to and from ALL P0IETBIN EUROPE
by the celebrated CUNARD LINE at
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY, l
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET-OFslCE
AND ..ys -...
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
THROUGH TICKETS to all principal points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST ria ALL
RSiIt,O AID and STEAMSHIP LINES.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and private
residences TO UESTINAT on all tickets solo
by me. Rates same Is 1t depots.
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED FOB
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY.
Tickets sold At our offices. Information cheer
fully given as to all routes.
Principal Office. S26 Main street, and oranch OF.
6cs at Ercbanee Hotel, A. w. CARRIER,
M S9m President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-20
GROCERIES, &c.

COFFEE: Laguayra and Rio. REIN ED
" SUGARS: Hard and Soft OF all grades
SYRUP: Sugar.House and Silver Drips. OLIVE
OIL, best quaNty-for sale by ~
apl6 DAVENPORT T. MORRIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-20
EOR THE SPRING TRADE.

Country merchants will DO well TO a.
stock or nkESS GOODS an
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-18

BRUTAL MURDER AND SWIFT hETRI-
Augusta papers contain
lengthy accounts of the brutal murder
of Capt. A. F. Bntler, agent of the
South Carolina Railroad in that city,
on Saturday evening last, by negro
named Murrel, and the subsequent
lynohing of the murderer. 1t appears
that Capt. Bntler, his wife and niece
we're returning from the cemetery in q
car. and on arriving opposite their re-
sidence, the car was stopped, and Capt.
B. walked to the rear platform with
his family. and found mulatto, named
Gabriel Murrel, sitting on the steps,
on the side where he expected to get
out. Capt. Butler requested the man
to move. and pushed him slightly with
his hund. The mulatto got mp and
stood on the platform, while Capt.
Butler descended to the ground and
put out his hand to his wife to help
her down. AS he did this, Michael
Mnrrel, brother ui Gabriel, violently
pushed Mrs. Butler down, while Ga
briel himself drew Il pistol. pointed it
at Capt. Butler ana drew the trigger.
Tho weapon WAS discharged, and the
ball struck Capt. Butler Immediately
over the left temple aud penetrated to
the brain. He staggered back and
fell heavily to the earth, tho blood
pouring in torrents from the wound
Mrs. Butler screamed and called for
help. Several gentlemen aud num-
ber OF colored people rushed to the
spot, picked up Capt. Butler. who WAS
in convulsions, aud conveyed him to
his residence, at the corner of Greene
and Marbury streets, where he was
soon waited upon by several physi.
cians. The assassin attempted to es-
cape, but was arrested by policeman,
who was forced to use his pistol be-
fore the villain stopped. M,ohael Muir
rel was then arrested, after slight re-
sistance, and carried to tho guard
house. AS there was a rumor of at
icmpted iyching, the prisoners were
removed to the jail, for safe.keeping
About III o'clock, Cnpt. Butler died.
Shortly afterwards, large body of
men marched to the Jail. demanded
the gates to be opened, and the jailor,
deeming resistance to such force use
less. complied. A portion OF the
crowd entered, secured the Murrels
and carried them to the outskirts of
the city, where. after an Investigation,
Michael Murrel, being considered the
guilty party, was SHOT to death, ond
Gabriel was returned to tho guard
house. Capt. Bntler was gentleman
highly respected and esteemed by all
classes. The excitement in the city
was intense.