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ARRIVED. x
| Steamer Eliza HaucGx, Clifford, Norfolk, -ner
chandlse and passengers. =. b. Tatun, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Old D0Inf MON, Walker, New York, mer
cliandIse and passengers. g. W. Alien. a2enr. 49,
Steamer MISSIONER, drawers. BALTIMORE, merohan.
disc and passengers, l.. 3. Tatum-
Steamer Alliance, CMT, Philadelphia, merefan
disc and passengers, ". L. Porter. agent.
Schooner Mary a. G;rfer, Flemmfng, Philaael
phla. granite, Currie Eco.
schooner edron, Hastings, Philadelphia, stare:
and copper ore. Curtis Z Park CT.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Amelia Hern, Mo-,re, Philadelphia,
June 9.
Schooner Ross Winans, Costar, Baltimore. June
Schooner A. Hem, Eskrldge, PHI sdclphia, June
4ih.
Schooner Potomas, Williams, Philadelphia, June
9th.
MEMORANDA.
Schooners Hannah s., Kelly, AID John Roberts,
Jones. hence, ut NOrf0se on 9Th.
schooner Narcssa. Applegarth, from Jan'sa river,
at Baltimore on 1th.
Arrived at New York Sane 7th, ssisoopers Ira B.
Sllsbee, slsbee; G. H. R0yt, Pinkham; MANSON
Rogers: Aldrldge; -Wood5rE Simmsr Pbar0; all
from Virginia.
FORTRESS MONROE, June S.-Paseed In, brig
Max, from Liverpool for Rtshuond.
Several briggs and barks are anchored In Hampton
Roads awaiting orders.
BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE, June 9.-The United Stzspy reye-
nue. cutter COlaX, Captain Warner. which has been
IN Baltimore for the past mouth reparlng. returned
TO this station to-day. Sailed: Bark Bessie Norris,
for New York. Passed In BarS TarbeaD- from
silnore; bark Galveston from New York for Rich
N Ond
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..--. s..... EN.E CI' WILLIAM N CCLLOuGu
~. lis -~Ao&p!SAEY RESCUE.
telegraph 4.,, a,ccady informed Us Of
g.. r..au,r ,>.lp~ 'rom death OF William
Y ...n-l. Wao t.. from 4 bridge. and
Wv. saved iron -vt2- over Niagara
...jI-iu-t> q rycn uHtil rescued bya
med lHomH> Co@roy. The Buffalo
.r ..g> II, following details:
e. Nvruj,au-5. a pointer hy trade.
....' >'XIy vars. and I respected citi-
-H~A fA1-. was engaged III paint
U.3:, '-iU.c lich spans the tor
*. '..' ..>a,. between the first and So
lhyc~ sister Islands. lie occu-
on WIKI companion on seal.
. lad ae"n swung down on the
-.... Il the bridge. Approaching his
..a ,,H4n he asked him Tor >omc put
..' ....hn- the same, stepped back
49,, 700 iur. ana il an instant was or
,.r tnt:nIl OF the torrent. The
.. 3. ..aaan and Mr.. George L. Cur
.. .i.lr>~~l. the accident, and who
80. wed Is wha, seemed 10 be the
...-. 40 ct vCulipugh. watched
.,..;clri.g ,u.m till it WAS
e.. 49,, 81" NOR" rapid current into a
80. VOL. uhirh i fairly
u.,,,,I,,,,.l, ,,,, thrown having
81 r,r. ru,r hafnr,
;,I,;,,c,o,. down.
'.".' -. >''I 49, ,.l'I. ~
,,nr .,i ,;y, f.a, deem
.-4 ,,guued hv the fall and cN-
-..-. b. III" ::-rv wafer, which had
. ~. Ill. abo.i a;ccea hundred feet III the
-. ..... ,,,',tl i,;,,, >, climb the rock
,;,,..F,,,,ro~; II
w.. ...'r 1'r...,.I,.. yca. 70. easy 70 solve,
.-,;'r -. ,,,. ,',,rn- of c,lur,nre
-..,,.,..,.:. ,,'.r~ oid Tn,n ,v,s . sarions one,
;, -.... -. ~ p-,.,j,n-o bad ;,fnrmad tho
80 Wa, t,,t g., mon
..;a-.> o,,a Thnr,.s Con.
IL Wv - ~ - t'' ~ a,,la,.l- IL
.''' ~ D,"!u ! .ne en, 900
w.. ."..,'.L 60 ;,;' '.. Ia,,s rho rock
.....E -.,,.;,;.,'. - - ,.ona nhon,
~, ..t,1,,, ad lo nv - i,,ec, men He
.......4,,n;,"fv. hc1.C.d M ono. advice ::
.,..,.... n,r,cb .l,I,n.. -. If ha were nro-
......... t,,,,,l.,. -. tol,. l,,o o,d If rho
..."+2 f.-s... %'nl 80 ,i,onl ~ ,,Ior Il
,,J
49,. 49,. 49, ,.I ~ n"4'.; -D"
.~-' N"c i!''i. ohis 'ahlNs Tue pIecau'
...... ,''4, .,,,,r, ~. ,i'or, J., a;.oo
,....,.. q. 49,. r,,.,.. ,,,.r vhich he nicl.ad
,...; ,,..-,. ,,[, '.i;,,nsrr IN Tho .,rnn,, crr-
-..- ~. = ,..,l.,D-,.a ita ..nt ~ thn r.ra
g. ,..,. Nsr4. ,or ri. felt SHOES and ,hese
4..... i.r........ "a I'm ,ri,h The utmost dis.
.-... y.~,n dnnnra ht arain started ON
..- .,,..a.. -,urnry rom Eojnt abous two
,... ....,. ,....; .,tn,: ,h1 rocL m which sat
AZ. .r.r Cn,,i,,,.i,. ,,r, win inner.
,..n,.l.r,1Ir.... w. rnnisd M, man ohIinup
:a....g l.II he had reached a point bevond
g.. .ar ii IA. rock. The waters at every
.-. '",, ..tuAipg to ,"e4p him ont Of siyht.
= c~}l.., b. u;rkrJ his way. now in shallow
"..rs> 4l nrw III deep. and down with the
49,. tie IT, went iii he reached the rock.
&c ...ud Awaiting nj. COMING man shiy-
t,:.. ,...u,,rd. and almost incapable of ut.
i..-..a.
i. .rd The rome ahnut McCuI)ougb's
49,. took hold Of il himself with The left
~.|a Simply. and both started for the shore.
. ~ au.Ircd tcct or 80 Coproy had no,
H.. 81 i5an out for himself but for the en-
.."' .~z, I'd man 10 hi, charge. II was hard
s.., but tLrv made this distance without
.>.-r4i
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD Cos 7
knri "

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RlcHMoSP IND DASyLLE i KAI go s 81
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
y FRIDAY, May /, 1S74.-SouTMERN EXPRESS
Observation-Disclosures KlcLmonda AT 5:03A. M.; leaves
3:43 l.. ~ and Charlotte ut 8 2. ri.
new ORLEANS AND NEW font EXPRESS (east-
wardJ-eaves Charlotte at s:32 A; o %; Isayes
Burkevil!e ut 500 z. NJ, and arrives at kichmond
at 1902 z. Vi. This train connects at har!otte
with trains on the Atlanta and I;ichm0ho Alr-L1na
railroad from New Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery.
Atlanta and all points South and Southwest.
=, TsSOfh Mt'I leaves DanvIiie at 95s p 81
Charlotte at $3.50, A. NJ. This train connects at
and an Atlanta, and Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE
railroad for Atlanta. MOBILIZE New Orleans, Column
bia, Augusta, Savannah Charleston, siaeon' S9mn-
b,Is and all points SOurh and SOUTHWEST Paiacd
Sleeping-Car on trains from Rchmondto New Or-
leans. .
7P H.. leaves Greensboro 1T 2:l5 A. NJ; leaves
Danville at 5:2S A. M. Leaves Bnrkevilie AZ l:AU
A. NJ. arrives at Rlcim3n al LII; I2s T.. d; T., 1 ,hs
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lyncn-
burg and points Southwest. ,, ,o.
Richmond at 9:42 A. ~. arrives ut BurkeyiIle AZ
1897 p. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg ~ 4:4U r. ~.
BURKEvILLE ACcoMMoPATIos least~a,i i;.t,-
| leaves Burkevlt at 4:36 A. NJ. arrives W hcn~
Through tickets sold to all points South and Souths
Wow '''N t. n. r. TALCOTT,
Engineer and superintendent.
HT. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. aDL2
VHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-on and after sUS " yai1n,,, Arrh 1s
1874 paS'enSIETR s51spI R iii taC
$50 A. M. MALL TKAlS.-For Gssag ansN,isy
and all intermediate stations daily (exeaRI Sahras
arriving Mt Hinton ut 10:l0 T. Ok. Ins Tram
connects at Gordonsville foI Orangys
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexah dcls. maseInglSsS.
and the North, aud ut Charloftef VICE lor LShe ~
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattonessa, aha sho
South. .n,o1 rp.Iy To-
GordOpsye anu all Intermediate stafions daiiy le5.
cent Sunday, arriving at GordonsSiue NJ S.oUf~
$50 P. N. CINCINNATI ExrREss..For Gor.
dopsy1IIe, Char loisesyie, S,annt0Dr Gcsnen, sn.
| boro, Covnston, White Sulphur, ano au slasons
west Of While Sulphur daily s1Seps Tis .n
| irving at Huntington at $50 y. d. Ins. aaan
CONNECTS at GUpspnsyiIle for Washington, Batti.
| more and the North, and for LyBehbur8. bEistols
aud the souIh- ana at Huntington win Heanef =
Rstona and Pleeuwood for Cincinnati. and all points
West and Southwest, arriving al Cincinnati ~ GA.
81.
NV y, saS Hasn street, Hailard and Exchange H0-
| t &C., ~ 90 - RDGAR TLIET,
| General Passenger and Ttcket Agent,
A II pyenY Observation-Disclosures aD La
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK. June 9-No0n.-Stocks quiet anu
lower. Money, 2. Gold, 0%. Exchallge-Long'
4SSH: short. 491H Governments dhIl. sI1les
quiet aud nominal.
Erening.-Moncy easy at 2G3. Sterling dnii al
81. Cold quiet and firm at lo@Ge 1ot. GOVERN
mcn;s dull and steady. States quiet ana noi'i"'i'
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COMMERCIAL.
pN AND F1,OITR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANG
RICHMOND, june 8, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
wur,r-White, 32S bushels. Red, $50 BUSH
e9;opS.-While. 81 bushels. Yellow, PA bushels
Mixed, 34S bushels.
OATS.-t0O bushels.
HAY.-27 bales.
ConS-Whi:e, 81 bushels good at 90c; Yellow
Old bushels OIL private terms. MiAea' 10 ouSheAs
eG0trs-4OO bushels on private terms.
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PosrAL.-George H. Kent is appointed
postmaster at kent's Store, Fluyanna county
Va, rice B. A. Parish, declined; Charles IL.
Blocker is appointed postmaster at Cedar
Creek, Cumberland county, Va, 0sce u. l.
Averitt, resigned; james A. Iay lor Is al-
pointed postmaster at Hawks Nest, Fayette
county, West Va, vice P. S. Zimmerman
declined
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aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP .%EFh
" COMPANY. sHEMssas
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their spendiG
stcamers-0LD DOMINION, W?ANOhE,, iS ,S,,,S
RAS, and GEORGE ". ELDER lbuilding-every
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high
These ships are entirely new, and were bailt ex.
presSly for this route. w ,,.,,
Tncy have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath
rooms. ,
TIE fare accommodations, and attention are IN
surpassed. ,,,
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York OH the Company's covered pier, 81
Fraghts for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge Eade except actaai
expenses incurred.
Freight received until ?. NJ daily.
For further Information, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
,na office COMMANDS wharyes, R0ck.ttS.
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Badyy Damaged.

BELLo1r, MIca., June s.-The splre OF t tue
PRESBYTERIAN church was demolished, the
congregational church badly shattered, anu s.
other buildings damaged by a storm ass
night,
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nOOKs, STATIONERY, DE.

rHIEF.JUSTlCE WAITE'S DECISIONS
YIN BANKRUPTCY.-Th act Of Assembly al
lowing Waiver of the Homestead Declared Consti--
tntional-The last Amendatory Bankrupt Act OF
Congress Unconstitutional and void-Our stare
Constitution Operative from 9th July, 1867, ana
the Homestead Right from that date.
viii be published in pamphlet form and for sale
oA RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
=, n ss 1919 Main street
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BIC PROPOSITION [From the Chicago lr'-
Juae. Let it he enacted, then, that when .
negro runs for Office. no votes shall be cast
against him By CaucasianS. Thus bis SEN
siiive spirit can be spared the agony of de-
feat at the polls, and all he will have to DO
will be to buy up the nominating conyen-
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DEATH OF THE ONLY Son OF TIE SECRETARY
OF WAR Especial to the Washington enron
icle l. West Point, y. Y, June S.-The Sec.
retary of War received intination to-day OF
tue death, at Keokuk. Iowa, of bis only son. nn
Willie. He leaves here at once for that place.
When the sad intelligence was communl-
Gated to General Belknap be was greatly
overcome by his feelings. He has the SYM
pa,hy of the many hundreds gathered here'
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An Assassin Misses His Aim ANA hihs
His Daughter.

MEMPHIS, June GA dispatch from sardls'
Miss. saws that Moses Gregory "a negro at
tempted to shoot his wife, but missed her
and killed his thirteen-year old daugh1er.
He admits the killing, but says ne tried 10
XIII his wife and would kill her yet.
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MARKETS

C1sc1SNArl June 9Four dull ana n up stdy At
Corn seasy At ara quiet at io4c for summer
~ sHt s!n'e clear sf'i ri io
81 lasG, ,oy firm and in good demand ut 95e,
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CT LOUIS MARKETS.

sr LOUIS. June 9.-Flour dull and uncs -, eu.
Corn rmer; No mixed, o7@5Sc on trseS S,.a iav
lures Whisky stnaa aSSa AZ dSoSne
at le' ;Hnb;nr and order lots TIC for shoulders
1Ng itac for clear rib; long lo'ze' i0f 'eA'
Lard quiet ar 1Oac.
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RrGvlATiN6 ELECTIONS Another attempt
is 10 be made 10 secure honest elections in
The city OF Boston. For this purpose bill
has been reported in the Senate from the
Judiciary COMMITTEE. in answer to a petition
siSucd 10y Alpheus Hardy and many others.
The bill provides that in the month Of Sep
tcmber or October the Mayor and Aldermen
o! Boston shall appoint six inspectors from
each ward. to DC cquitably selected from the
leading political parties, two Of them to hold
Office foe three wears, two for two years, and
two tor one year. They shalt hold no other
office. national, State. or municipal. and
shall have the custody Of the ballot boxes
and lists OF voters during the days of any
State or municipal election. from and after
the opening of the polls. and until delivered
by the warden 10 the constable for convey.
anc~, 10 the city hail.
There are 10 be provided ut the expense
OF the city not less than four ballot.boXes
for cIcl ward. each Of which shall be plainly
marked with the number Of the ward where
II is 10 be used, and have 1 single opening
large enough 10 admit easily one single
folded ballot only. Each box is TO be locked,
and not 70 be opened during the progress OF
the voting. the warden seeing that ut the
beginning they are empty. At the close OF
tine balio;iag the boxes are to be opened, and
in open meeting the inspectors are to pro.
ccrd II count the votes cast, and the
warden is 10 make public declaration of
the result. On the day Of any elec.
ton no ballots shall be examined till
the close Of the polls, and no account
shall he kept and no announcement made or
information conveyed to any person by any
warden. clerk. or Inspector, publicly or pri,
yatcly. OF the number Of votes cast or the
number given 10 any person or party, the
name Of any person not checked on the lists.
or any other fact to show the state of the
polls. under heavy penalties, if wiltul'y rio'
lated. The powers hitherto conferred upon
| inspectors under the old law are to be con.
terred upon the new officers.
There are other provisions to protect the
purity Of the ballot. but these are the main
changes. The measure is the result OF agree
| ment between prominent men of both po'
li;icaI parties, aid it is TO be hoped will be
come 4 law, and stop the great evils Which
| have been the scandal OF the city.-B0Sto'
iRrtr;iS.r
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Steamers leave their new pier in the Dock, foo,
Of Twentv-second street, every TUESDAY anc
THURSDAY MORNINGS ut O'Clock, ana SAT-
URDAT AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Freight receYed uD 10 Go'cock Z. NJ, anu Satur'
days up to 81 o'clock +. NJ.
Through bills signed to all points north and west
and rates guaranteed as low as any other line.
Apply 10 l.; b. Ia N; Ayent.
uoin str.ots de 3
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BALTIMORE, June 9.-Nirginia 6's DID, 30; cor
solid,ted. j14: ex-coupons, 40 peelers, 80. "cS'
yirginia's. IL. North Carolina 6'S, OLD, 20; he"
Is: special-tax, ). Bid to-day.
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ror1SyULE MARKETS.

louisville, June 9.-Flour unchangeu. co., , wSlh
QUIET and unchanged at i rreysegn'
r,esr rib iosc clear, lose. Lard l2agl &c
ybisley 15C.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

,rruvScToS, June 9.-Spirie OF lurpsnu nn
IL aae Kosn steady at s2l5 for s III s
Crude turpeutine steady u 80 ror s assS ~
Sor yellow.dip; $500 Tor virgin. la
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my 2-3m

PHILLIPS s. JENNIr.,GS have just re.
ceved large and varfd eck q spring gs G5Sssss
GGhtttHGAANns, CoaSiCS,. Ind LACE CUKTAiSSSS'
French aud Amegscs'. PAPER-HANG.iaNs,nnSi,,
which we offer at lSG prices Al ofae rsrpor and
" attended 70 AZ NJ. %, corner u an 25-2m
franklin streets. ap -o--.--
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m..RISE ayTEILrGEyrE.
PORT OF BIC. 4MoED. JUNE 9, 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE, 10, 1874. !,
Sun rises. 4.44I Noon rises. ia
Sun seta.. ..... 7.1G High iitie, Lac
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70 BOsIOH '''''.'''.' TO %
FREIGHT TRAIN. for through freight only,
leaves Richmond daily (Nlondays excepted at
1880 A. NJ, connecting with steamers at West
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early next
FaEiGHT TR AIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond aud West Point,
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays. and
FRIDAYS at A. NJ. Local freight received Tues
N1'0' EDW. F. FOLGER,
Superintendent.
wv BRACE. Master TRANSFORMATION. ap 20
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.

DIANOS AND ORGANS.-Just fsssGI
received, an elegant assortment Off TT
1.-Two t;nest Instruments In the city, Including
aTEKiCAN ORG ANS and the celebrated WEBEE
PIANOS, which are offered at mapniact ~ eig
nrices without extra cost for freight, by SLElGHT
T. HOWARD. Sole Agents, 10ll Main street. Oio
p ,lp s, Iasi - my 26-lm
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her. 'c qualities. He is aTiarter Of an inch
over X feet in height, and weighs now two
hundre.' aud nine pounds, although his full
ayordupo,> is two hundred aud twenty. BE
has powe, ful frame, Il quiet pair OF eyes,
brown hair. and sandy mustache.
He has enormous strength and nnfailing
courage. aud seems unwilling of the posses
sion Of any great qualities of body, mind, or
heart. all Of which are prominently his. He
has wife and three children, of whom he is
proud. and works hard rs aeuide at the Cave
Of the Winds for their maintenance. When
the Co'tS7'e}' reporter asked him what his sen
Saton> were when he started out on his dam
Scrou> Journey. he quietly replied: when
| saw that man in the river, | made up my
mind was going TO have him out right OF;
aud if he had beer out rs far again would
have made for him.
[lu the Popular Science Monthly for June,
1873. the reader will find Professor Tyndalfs
article in which he calls Conroy " this gal
liant fellow" and says much about him.
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New ORLEANS, June 9.-Gold, 11oI. Ne"
York sight, u premium. Sterling, oi2.
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UpHoLSTERKNG. DC.

r,o,r
GEORGE W. AN DE - ,So.s y ,n s x1n,
SJ would ask the attention OF saose IL WAN
- an unusually fine assortmenL OF ,,.<rrcs
rA6I AARPETs, OIL-CLOTHs, CURTAIN
GOODS, SHADES, &C.
o. 1206 " AIN STREET.
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SMALLPOX.

HAVANA. June 9.-The smallpox is raging
in Jamaica, All vessels are quarantined.
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MISER.AA. WATERS

MhEkAL wAl7ns: ,.,,..
WHITE Sui HUk, GrssnbIisr;
ROCkBRlDGE ALUM,
HEALING SPRINGS,
ALLEGkLANT SPRINGS,
CAPON SPRINGS.
ALSO
waters from vas.oss springs SAHA1oeA' NC; SSr
York, and Tn. genuine FEEDERIchshALL BILL
TER WATER. All received direct sot sas7 AZ
wholesale asst retail by
pURCELL. LADD & CO.. DruggsN,
my % AHeSk S1Tglh,1 ~ mnS - 49,
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NO DOCkAGE CHARGED.

NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
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TOR BALTIMORE.

POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
THROUGH-FRElGHT
TRI WEEKLY LINE.
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RICHMOND AND rkrnnsr,u n., nAlL-f

IsIChhcSD AND nj shs~TtI k'r niIL-E
ROAD COMPANY. { +.
COMMENCING MAY l5rn, 1874, trains
- ON this road will run AS follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
800 A. ~, THROUGH MALI. daily Except sun.
oay), connecting for all points South
and West. Slecpiug.ca attached.
300 n M, Fir ElG Fl IRA FIN daily (e1cept Sun
day), with coach attached, Tor Peters
burg and stations on the Southside
road, LynchharR, and the West.
1:45 p W.. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West WITH
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from Richmond ID savannah.
Passengers taking his train win
make close connection at Petersburg
for NorfolH.
$50 T.. VI, FIR EICihI daily Gexcept SundlyJ,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:i5 4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except
Snuduvl with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Fast
and West.
5:05 2. NJ, FiEIGHT daily Except SundIy),
coach attaches.
S:25 2. NJ, rHROUGH NAIL daily Except Sum
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
frral points East and West. Pull nan
Sleeper attached, running through to
Baltimore. ~ s.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Chester. .E
Passengers from Glover Hill will leave al $50 4.
NJ, ard returning leave Richmond al las Z. u.
daIiv Except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
ApDonattox depot.
my ~ A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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kICIIaoND, YORK hltEi AND AE>AfEAKEf
Ra ILRoAD COMPANY. 7
RICHMOND. April ID, 1874. }
IN AND AFTER TUESDAY,, APRIL
~ 2IST. PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS
on tins road will run rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at 3 ?, NJ, and train from " Isl Point
will arrive at Richmond at 10:1O A. D. do lily tSun-
DAYS exreDtedl.
Ihe splendid steamers Havana and Sue will run
In connection with this road. and will leave West
Point daily (Sundays eNcepted) on the arrival Of the
tran which leaves Rici mond at 2. d., arriving nc
Baltimore next moruii In ample time 10 connect
with trains for Washington, Fast, North, and West;
aud leave Baltimore daily 4Sundays eXcepted) at
=. NJ, connecting ut West Point with the train
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NOTICE.

have left my accounts in the hands of A. II.
Mitchell for collection a II persons knowing
Inc mselyes indebted =. Ila wsll please call at
his ua.Seand setfl-- }. n LEWIS.
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Laws Of q General Nature Enact
ed at the First Session of the Six
efy.First General Assembly o'
Ohio.