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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-26
from, petersburg.

t''' = rho Richmond Dispa'ch.j
fca7c>,on1,~,,,1,, ,,rc september %, 1874:
fE1En ',l, -, The stockholders OF tue
Al the nv" and Mechanics h'u u.s n nsllea to
rant'IGs, n.ain r. G. rsgram as W WI, John
the cH'll' ~" and ". l.. thinner ac'cT ~ o ov
Erh"''TIih rho president. MAJOR q. L. an,;rcn,iv monty
tsy,c,:: ms report. which was ,, s.' ware
saD:nilj'n w. The following gentlemen n n mnte
>s:i't'&W:' o,or;cd directors >: i. loIIs'
tacgcup"hh II. stration. G: B. Eanes' - y
Lt. praNwy' u camp. II. B. Parser, y. D.
loa0,o"' W. pnhin>on. K. ii. aann,' l. ..
f.C. i>9T rn.hy, y. II. Burro".
Gatr- t. E,, 81 Of directors, at their mse..ns
TIE E'S'" - nc;rd Major J. I. Young
held io'I'!r, 81 #. Il. Parker rlce,pfes'o,gnM..,
3-c>iIca,' - rtnmas Whyte cashier. Inc
and tait''r we're also reelected.
o,ha' CHM .,,.rr o, the Petersburg 'faSs ms'
The ''''' '',;,rn,lv harmonious ana Satis-
2's ,,-, Eight new names VIZ" Tno resiSna.
,1I'T ~, 81 active members. ihe ,, ,
IKE ~ :, ii Inc oihreS were suon me-.
!'ea> a. 40 ,,o,nris,ioncd officers were reele.'.
Harn '' .,yI,w>: Captain, r. NJ. Miisn.
e! 4 :,,,,.n:n., ". K. Nichols; eecouo
F:,: L1,' 3, prent;S. The non.com'
lt" .''i n,;ter> vii! DC appointed Oh iueS-
49,. ~ ni,hi. , o,ao.ad
IN. following ~ent!elneu , w. a Al.
ao"o,'', 49,. W.a,.on, I. 4. Jackson. Joseph
n:G Nd'laTy. /. II. oonu' ,,nI Nc.
glnc, II. |: At5''' w Gnndwyn. George
IN J. (. D.tkr. !. W. Wv" a. Inni.,nn
,.,r,,r0u. u. i. IcAi.aH'' Jon" II Ut
! Nyrr>. L. !. reo|M! H. :, -. CSaror I ~
u /. Hinton, d. W. L. " ~,
v:r.,r,r. y. 7. {. Gregory. O. ~. IT" NJ
,,r.ug stevens, i. n. lcst"on' ",.nos
r,Tra, :. s:r!H@"" r"' AFItiui 'I W;n,o ~
v Nrn.Ji". t.. ". St!y' -. -. ti.u'oE' e
y. Ram. Il. H. "!',S' d. d. Nv W, ,ans ~
Iu.gry, Il. j. "It''',' - pl,w,nar
r 4Q,I John =. Calhi'Vsn' - ID ~
J5,n E1"It.t. L"ttos h'i'''
an: JOHN Ducry. ~,
revival O! religion !, III p''S!oss q.
,.rtirl.a station. 0nucr '!e utectIoh W NJ
NJ rroc,'r' a,''H''W ,., 100, e,aan
wflI. Of tn, c.;y. lhefe h"1S oeell u.' et;
>,yc-,.tus aA,. ) h"iioei VI o'A~A f'A'
.rg,>. ., o,,ond
Mayor GF"-oEI 't't tn's tao' u'ns ~ $3.50 at
The session .: 'nc ftesos'eis "n'0H 'A|'
Yesterday Al N'nrIt ,o'E'uouse. r,.u~,
M Christian Metz tesi'eS.eu "ei u u ~
.tYrH died Yesterday III III au'"n .I ~
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 20, 1874

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 20, 1874.
ARRIVED.
r,o.mer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, L. b. Iatum, agent or. rail-.
schooner kate Ranger, harun, Ne" 1orh' ran
road ron Tredegar Company. -,
Schooner Horatio Nichols, Dupuy, Albany, lum-
ber G MMorDing STAR Lynch, Philadelphia,
coal.
s.aonar Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
>, sH: md Messengers. G. W. Allen & Co.
Steamer j. y: Everman,w Pis11 a relaeihia'
mercnamuis!I ohm sylvester, POST Norfolk, mer-
cbsndise and passengers, L. 3. Tatum, ageH1t; r,o
Schooner Charles MOO MOOT t,ss anrts Parker.
ohnnner General Taylor, Hurley Norfolk truck
barrels, Currie co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore, Thursday, schooner "inlanl
MCGEE, Shendou.
,.p,,,,de,nb,a, ON Thursday, schooner 8. Brad
Law NctIonigle, from Richmond, with granite.
'ys'bnaRToWN, September 2l Arrived, scno9ie.
Mabel hall Bartlett, from hichnlohu' va io' Do'
ton.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Spw HAVEN, September 22.-To.day the sue
structure of the new lighthouse at southwest Ledge
entrance 10 this city, was compietea.
Cross Ledge Light
Notice Is hereby given that the Cross Ledge llgni
ssseI 40. 8 viii be removed on or about the 24ti
lnslas', , III vtssel No 49, showing one reflector
k isbs and f TWO hoopron one on eael
,nsst color and rig of vessel the same as eros
Ledge ~, ua srsr, g. Is. WHITE,
9 " ~ Lighthouse Inspector, Fourth District
BY Telegraph.
Nr1r YORK, September 25.--Arriyed out; plrt o1
oso- sniy Ifhe sully was slightly damaged oS col
lislon I IN L uis MoNRoE, September 25.-Arriyed
parS palestine, from st. Thomas for ordersi Drig
Snvn. for orders. Sailed: Bark TrafS OF ba sn
more. Passed out: schooner George fe'aooAs' ~
MaLauzas.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, September 25.-A Federal
lieutenant reports to the War Department
that be has assisted the United States mar.
shall in arresting thirty nine Tennesseeans.
! Routine business engaged the attention of
the Cabinet meeting to-day. MeSsrs. Robe
son, Fish. and Bristow were absent.
A son of Brigham Young, OF Utah, and a
negro from Mississippi. have been admitted
to the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
A. w. Shuey and j. j. Percival have been
appointed gaugers for the Eighth district.
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Late Weather Report.

~ Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.] ..t
WASHINGTON, September 26-1 a. M
Over New England and the Middle States,
stationary or falling barometer, increasing
cloudiness, somewhat higher temperatures,
and southeast to southwest winds.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram
WASHINGTON, September Psi p. K.-For
Saturday, over the South Atlantic States,
nortbeasterly winds, stationary barometer
and temperature, and cloudy weather will
prevail. 81
Over the Eastern Gulf States, rising ba-
rometer, stationary or falling temperature,
southeast winds, shifting to northwest,
cloudy and rainy weather.
Over Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall
ing barometer and temperature, South and
West winds, cloudy or partly cloudy Wea-
Their.
Over the Western Gulf States, rising barome-
ter, falling temperature, northerly winds,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
Over New England and the Middle States,
stationary or falling barometer, southeast to
southwest winds, higher temperature, and
partly cloudy weather.
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meetings ne Waidut GrDye, Plnsy River;
Sharon, Mount Moriah, and Fairmont,
at (which one hundred and seventg:.aye
have protested con yersion; Rev. S, p. Hun Is
now conducting meeting of deep interest
At Alton, and lIhaye heard ofsreviyals in
other Baptist churches In Nelson and AM
herst, which swell the aggregate OF profess
sions of conversion to over five hundred
within the past six weeks.
I hear also that our Methodist brethren
have had revivals of deep interets ut Rhodes's,
where there were twenty seven professions;
Elmington, where fifty found peace IN be-.
lie wing; at Locust Grove, where fifteen pro-
fe ssed, and at number of other points, the
details of which was unable to learn.
p VIATOR.
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ExCERAIONS.
EIRE hYSIfRANCE.

" N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
~. STRANGE AGENTS, 1o1 MAIN STREET,
NnisTH ERiTISH AND MERCANTILE IN
suzanne COMPANY. f L Lon lon ana ana, Eoin'
burgh, Englandcapital, 81 0,VXpo,uvy o9
natl. Ohio-assets ever s., 0O0, Q00; conD.
MASHATTAN FIRE ms gsEao SaG. ooArA'
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Va-assets over
100000; -cr COMPANY. Of
, AdtAS " .aSsets over S3O0.O0O.
neposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 81 oU,.
600. Losses equitably adjusted ana promptly pay
at this agency. Applications solicited. ano ih1e
NaIe attention given thereto. W AZ
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0tId-FeilOHs.

ATLANTA. September 25.--The petition o.
the Grand Lodge for a charter to Montrea
Encampment, No. l, was granted. The fol-
lowing amendment to the Constitution was
offered: Strike ont United States, so tina
the Lodge may be styled Supreme Grand
Lodge of American Odd-Fellowship. Eulo
pics on deceased members were delivered
to-day. The Grand Lodge visited the SUI
nreme Court and were banqueted by TIT
Chamber of Commerce this afternoon.
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Cotton Manufacturing Interests.

BosToN, September 25.-An adjourned
meeting Of the cotton manufacturing inter-
ests was held in Boston to-day, at when TWO
million spindes were represented. IL was
agreed to reduce the production OF cottoh
mills one-third for three months from Octo'
Der LIST. A meeting Of the cotton manulac'
turers of New England will be held at Bos-
ton October 18th 10 take further actlon.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY FOR
THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
OF yIRGIStA,}

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF SuP'r PUBLIC PRISTISC,
hIcHSoSD. Septemb Der 10 1S34.G
Sealed proposals win be received ny 1as an9es
i naS bcsober !, 1874 for sTATIoSEkY speeia-
cally stated below, for State purposes Yer the en-
hing YEAR TO be delivered at such nsaes ana In
sah oSsatties as may be required by the super
tendent of Public Printing samples anss accom- ON,
Many each proposal, and each proposal must en-
paace ali the book paper or al the writing papers,
or both, and state so much per poana tor passf,
nd NV ,ne thousand for envelopes. The confrSeaor
vii b REQUIRED 10 deliver eli stationery In Rich
moud at his own cost OF transportation sn
R1SOK PAPER.-56 pounds :. =. e ~, oV
| nonnds s. & c.. 24x3S.
Fla ,onnss aat can, &c Wounds fiat cap, "a
"a psa%dsa folio post gs sp pauns
,,nns rnyal. 4C, pounds medium Ledger paper, o.
pounds super paper T. pounds at Letter paper
oppSs.NvIEJDPEs.-Wbite envelopes, best quality
| from No. 5 to I0 inclusive. !, wAIKPR. s.
superintendent OF Public Printing III
| Sc 81 -e0dtOcl
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EiI.TInuRR aARKETS.

BALTIMORE, September 25:-Sugar firm; Flour lou
Wheat steady for western aud dull and lower ior
southern. very dull and nominal nominal 81 T65:
ss;rad weStern. 9Gc. Oats firm ut 63M65c.
Western S.Seq Nike mxed, s2g6sc d. white 649e5 rye
dull at e6c @sl: Hay firm at 81 51sl9; lTT.
ders aai651 &C. Bacon-ohoulders, lOK. Clear rib.
Sides, o iSXc. Hams dull al 14@16c. Lard, l5Hc
Western butter strong, scarce, and wanteo az ouc
at4Ac. Nhiskey firm and scarce ut II .O1A1,oe
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England.

.I.ospoS, September 25.--The existence Oh
.. cordial and sympathetic letter from the
e,vsr tn Don Carlos, which has hitherto been
aenied al Berlin and elsewhere, Is now ac-
,,nosledeed. The letter was written IN re-
5,,,v 10 one from Carlos thanking the Car ior
b is refusal to recognize Serrano.
Hsnworth Dixon has sailed for America
Disraell has bronchitis,
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EOR RENT, STORE No. GIT Broad a.
a street, between Sixth and Seventh, ROWE:
occupied as a shoe store by G.. Heller. Possession
given the 1st of October, 1874. Apply to
K. FERkANDINI,
. sp 06.2t Mt 81 g Broad street.
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BY Telegraph.
HJrW yNpK MARK ETS,

NEW YORK. September 25.-Cotton UNCHANGED.
Southern flour dull; common TO fair extra, 20 20
@sG.lO; good to choice, S6 1898. wheat =, &c:
lower, with fair export business at alilstgsi'Sa
her do, 81 26@Sl 40. White western corn opened
heavy and lc. lower and closed with decline
recovered, and an active aud firm market Gonec
trmer; small business: Rio quoted at 15Sg2Uc"
gold sugar quiet and firm. Rice quiet: hgnt Dii-
siness to trade. Taow quiet ut S1agehc. n Kosdn
dull at s2.40@s24 Strained turpehtins nT'r rG
Ir1ner at 143;c. for prime steam Whiskey dun al
81 O7N6hl .0S. Ffcignts frmer.
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coupARAT1vE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, September 25.-.The comparative
cotton statement is as follows for the past "eek
week, Is 500 bales; same week last year, 10, o42
bales total to date 94729 bales; to inc oS sane me
time list year. o7,712 bales , hXpU ssr iSt
bales; total to date, 1916 bales; to same dtte
last year 265e7 bales. Stock at al United STATES
morris 80 5O7 bales last year. 90 SS1 bales. AL
ali interior towns on the coast, 6,1 80 bales.
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The Alabama Railroad Disaster.

BRIpGEwArER, Mass, September Pa
telegram from the scene of the railroad dis
aster in Alabama brings the intelligence OF
the instant death of Rev. N. E. Willis, who,
with his wife and an only son, were on their
way to Marion, Ala, where ne has Deen
located as agent OF the American Missionary
association for the past year.
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RIcnaosp AND DAxrnLx RAnRoAD Co,
OYFICx or ENGISEKR AND SrfxH2ETEEpE11sf
$3.50 RICHMOND. Va ABgnsl ll.l6I4ss1 ~
OF TRAINS to take e55ec4

RICHMOND AND DASruLxK AILRoAD C0.t Z
oFEIcz or ESSIsEnRH 1sD ssrnss fSiIlsa43
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TO take eftecs
y NC,SpAY, August IL, I874-sourHERy *
PRESS. Wrssward- Iesge h,clMond ~ ~ &. y.
leave s,srkeynss 81 a.o5 A. 81. leave Dandee e
TAO A. M. hnve Dagyills &C J43 A. ~ Exytya
of Greenapore, at l0.3S A.. d. Connects at rhar-4
Int.e Eth trains or, the Atlantis ard Riehonn At2-
LING RuiIroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, M66iles
Neu Orleans Sn6Ais s01shern potntz
noso, ii 1918 p H. Leave tanytile st a.S2 X. ~ =
iears Dundee ~ 3sf8 p N: lave haTSsssss ~
40 p IL; arriye ~ Richmond at aa:04 II
1ysnpous.H NAIL Wezt~grd-iexyes kstca none ~
$50 r. ~ leave baskerville q AAi e a,ss isatS
": arrise at Greensboro, ~ A:A1 r. r.
eynsn earreets at Charlotte Win trxtss ~ -
Thar,o,te ColsMhas anti Atlanta rriiroeda sor No
lambs. kasassa, cayanr.h, MACON, ano ~ soasls-
ei TnhSoaGH MAI. Eastwsra- leave Grsepss0ro
na aia q S:s 4. Sc leave BasEesi,se ss ls:sse
A. n. arrive al RiehMoud az asa3 g. g = -
,raiu connects at HuSksyiilC w3E tyAlaa On Ln1 ~
lianttr HfssiS;irpi and Ohio rSilr0ao Ren ~
I hnrr and all southwestern points -.
Il ~IYSeaBgaG PAsBESoER, N
Riehaands, leave 8 " =
r. M.; STRIVE g Lyusobnrs g as sos satxas-.
,eass C ass A. arrive e hass.
ha ,ssosss trains connect 81 Daades VIII ssssns
on s w s " ~ ard g. g Az y 49,
Z washington, Baltimore, New ofks ssss -
PHO nsoagn sold osnts ses sasa 'sosss
ii rssts ana osIEage ctscse III se ~
Eaginasraad SEP ssass IN III
HE.pqpGIAa,a spsses $500 81,
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By TELEG RAP ii.
rria.s n s ~ 2, a ,rl.,entt Couri..

z. p ~ -
ESPECIAL telegram 10 the Dispatch
PrrTsyLvAsIA, September %. The Circuit
Court has been occupied two. days in hear.
ing testimony and arguing the will case Of
George Fowlkes, an old bachelor Of this
county, who died In 1879, deyisIng bis large
landed property to bis former slaves. Suit
was brough. by the heirs at law to set aside
The wilton the ground Of ansound mind Of
the testator. A large number Of witnesses
were examined, and both sides were, repre-
sented bysable counsel. The jury this after-
noon brought in verdict setting aside the
will, and the case now goes to the Court of
Appeals. l.. .5r. 3,
The case Of Hawkins for the murder of
jackson, in 1872, Is now being tried. r !:
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WHEAr.-White, 174 bushels
CORN.-Whlte, 4S bushels.
p1ru,,oND ,JvE>TOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following is the report of Mr. L.. Girnml
weighmasfer of the arrival. sale, &c, of live STOCK
IRON the l 9th to the 25lh of September, S74
CATTLE.-16S head sold from 21sc@soSc. sroes
for common to good fat.
HoGs-5s head sold from 9kc. al OHc. net:
SHEEP.-Sold from 4@5c., gross. STOCK sneep
pcr head, sold from 52.75G3 20.
LAMBS-per head, sold from S2.50WS4
VEALs.-Pcr head, sold from s6gl2:
Mich COwS.-Per head, sold from SZog9tu'
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Probable Withdrawal of Burgess from
tf9e Conversational Campaign.

WASHINGTON, September 25.-The dispo-
sition in Administration circles seems favor
able to the abandonment of his candidacy
by Burgess in favor of j. Amber Smith.
The opinion is that only Smith can beat
Walker. 1t is known that BristoW, Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, thinks that candidacy
for State office and Federal functioparyship
are incompatible.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 30, 1874.
OFFERINGS.


RICHMOND, September 25, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 2,202 bushels. Red, 1854
CoRN.-White. 746 bushels. Yellow, $50 BUSH
els. Mixed, 23S bushels. ,
OATs.-542 bushels. .' .-...' ....t.
MEAL-320 bushels. ... ....
ORCHARD GRASS SERD.-3O bushels.
..r SALES.
WuEAT-White, &c bushels on private terms
| 20 bushels common al 81. 20; 26 bushels common
at sl.15; bushels at II .3S; S0 bushels ut
800 bushel. very good at Sl.3S; "a DusnelS AZ
81 ST. 800 bushels at IL .05 246 bushels at $l'3o;
70 bushels at 81 rs. Total ], 47O bushels.
WHEAT-Red. $40 bushels at 81 so; AZ bushels
at 1927; 1872 bushels NJ Sl.35; 30 bushels al
SLID: 80 bushels ut 95c.; 70 bushels at sl.i0
200 bushels prime on private terms; 90 busneis
on private terms; 40 bushels at Sl.3S. To-
tai, zoos bushels. ooo
CoI,N.-NhIte, 90 bushels prime at S1 10; 2UO
bushels on private terms. Total, 296 bushels.
CoRN-Yellow, $50 bushels on private terms.
CoRS.-Mixed, 228 bushels prime ut Sl.do
! OATs-lS0 bushels OH private terms; 40 o'tSn-
els prime at So. Total, / 90 bushels.
MEAL.-320 bushels on private terms.
RE-HXHIBITED.
WHEAT-V' hite, IA bushels.
CORN.-Whle, 4S bushels.
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sJNrINSATJ MARK ETS.

CINCINNATI, September 25.-klour dull. Corn
firm at S5@S7c. Lard nothing done. Bacon only
limited joDbng demand shoulders, o&c.i clear
RIB, SIC; clear, 164c. Whskey steady 1T S1.oo.
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The Third Term, De.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 25.-The Che
yadd Republicans in convention oppose the
third term and favor revision OF the treaty
with China in order to restrict the lmmlgra-
ton of the Chinese.
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A Liberal Donation.

NEW YORK, September 2o.-Rey; Dr.
Schuafrner, of this city, native OF kap pa
hammock county, Va, has donated Sio,oOo
for the erection of church In the Kappa pa,
hammock circuit of the Methodist Episcopai
Church South,
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~ A II D

tC A R D.
/ Having purchased the interest Of Mr. L. WAe-
NER in the DRUG STORE corner Franklin and
Fourth streets, the undersigned Will continue 10
conduct the business, and hopes, by unremitting
care and attention to the wants of his friends ana
the public, TO merit continuance of the PATRONAGE
so literally bestowed upon him for the past two
wears. An experience of about twenty years as
PRESCRIPTIoNIsT
s somewhat of guarantee as to his fitness, and
with the assurance that his personal attention will
be directed TO this part Of his business. and each
and every article scrupulously examined and tested
az 70 its reliability and genuineness prior to dis
%ensIug he respectfully sollcts the support OF q
generous community.
Joseph \. WILLIS, Pharmacist,
sooa1t Franklin and Fourth streets.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW. YORK.
NEW YORK, September 25-Goon.-stocks ac-
tive and strong. Money, 2. Gold, I09h. Exchange
Long, 4s4 short, 4S6x.- Govern ments dull and
stendy. States quiet.
Erentng-Money easy. Sterling steady. Gold
dull and heavy at 109h910 9S Governments and
States dull and steady
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ITO PHYSICIANS.

TNO PHYSICIANS.
W. have rho following valuable CHEMICALS
and PHARSiACEUTICALS on hand ana guaran-
ot eI of MERCURY, ACOSlTlA, Afro
Commercially Marshall:
BRUCIA, CUDEIA, COMM, ~
ATROPIA. NARCElN, CAfft
DiGITALIN, ACONlTlA,
EJPATURIN, DIASCOREiS,
MONOBROMATED CAMPHoR,
CROTON CHLORAL-HIDRAI,
PHOSPHIDE OF zinc,
BROMIDE Of QUISlNE,
BROMIDE of a1OkPH!A.
BROMIDE Of STRYCHNLA,
BROMIDE of ZINC, ,r,,,. 49,, ~,
CiTRATE and CARBONATE of L1THlA, and al
MEADE & BAKER,
Practical Pharmacists,
ouo7 919 aIain street.
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The Louisiana Troubles.

New York, September pa New Or
leans special states that Kellogg was to sleep
in his own house last night for the hrst time
since the revolution.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURe RAIL
rfs.s. ROAD COMPANY,
)MMENCING JUNE 18th, 1874, traiuS

d s...s ROAD COMPANY, SEs
COMMENCING JUNE 18th, 1874, trains
" on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
500 A. NJ, THOUGH MAIL daily except Suns
day),.connecting for al points South
and West. Seeping.car attached.
500 a. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
I day., with coach attached, for Peters
: burg and stations on the SouthsfdG
- road, Lynchburg, and the West. lLtS
,1:45 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking ths train WIN niake
close connection at Petersburg fog
$50 P. NJ, FREIG 1T dnity Except sandayhf
with cbach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. Et
s7:45 a. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and Z
i Potomac railroad for all points Eass
500 P. NJ, FsEIGHr daily toxcep. sund4yh
coach attached.
s:o5 P. NJ, IHRo UGHIAIL daily texcep. SUM
dayl connecting With -kichmonds
forali points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper. attached, running through To-
Baltimore Also making cloge, con-
nec,ion with The Chesapeake. and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mona and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Chester. @' ~ y.
2:30.P. NJ, on Tuesdays and Thursdays Returns
ing, will leave Clover Hill at 8 A. d. on Wednes-
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start froaz
'fe 27 ,,..oF ! A. SHAW, Superintendert.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 25, 1874
Iun rises. Ssh Noon rises.... 5. 80
Ann acts. ...., 5.51 High tide......... $50
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Reduction in the Production OF Cot
ton Fabrics.

ton Fabrics.
PROVIDENCE, September 25.-The Manu-
facturers' committee had full meeting TO-
dav and unanimously agreed to reduction
of one.third ia the production OF cotton
fabrics for the next three months. A strong
delegation was present from Fall River and
adopted the views Of the Providence com
mittee. Facts were submitted showing thar
the prices for most cotton fabrics are pelo"
the actual cost of production.
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VI GERARD, next TO Woodson,s STA. Ss
BILE: on west Broad street, No. IL. has forf ELI
rent aDWELLING HOUSE With six rooms large
yard in which are fourteen stalls. also stable with
seven stalls, fine place TO put carriages and bnggies
and good grocery stand. Il n ~ Z - sc 26-3tk =
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 25.--Yirginia 6's, peel
ers 38k; consols, 524. Bid TO -day.
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RrcHxoNp, YoER RIvER AND cHgsApxAnxe
a2s&3 81 'EStG sits RAuKOAD C0MPANYss -.
fs.ft Ssa..2i X RICHMOND. April Ii. 1874 y
NNs AND. AFTER TUESDAY,

FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only.
leaves Richmond; daily fMondays exceptedl at
1850 A. NJ, connecting with steamers at West
morning. .4.IEs.E 5rtsE7 - ny
FREiGHT TBAIN,w With passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Point.
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at Z A. d. Local freight rscriv- Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
/ .l'.1I 49, is'.a EDW. r. FOLGER,
! f3p superintendent p
W.. N. BRAGG. Master TRANSPORTATION apQO 9.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.
DOLK MILLER & CO., a
Successors to Wood & Sons),
DRUGGISTS, e..
corner Ninth and Main streets.

We have now on hand large and well-assorto {,
stock of PURE DRUGS and CHEMICALS, FAN
CY ARTICLES, SPICES, DYE STUFFS--in fac' ,
eyerythtng that is necessary IN the retail drug and
prescription business and solicit the patronage OF
orr friends and the public. ~ SEQ