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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-25
Utah Central Railroad
TIME TABLE. --s

TNRAINs LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY DAILY
Il 1850 a. m and 3:4S p. m. Arrive o. w
den at 30 0. m. and SaS D. IN, t
Trains will leave Ogden daily at 8a0a ~. Ans
o:0 P. m. Arrive at Salt Lake City ct loauA =
and $50 p. m. III 7-'''---' : = isl'eai
Mixed Trains
VIII run daily, Sundays excepted, leaving S.r
lAEe City Ut . .. m. and $50 y. M. and U w
At o .. nj. and @ 80 q, m. su9Su
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PROPOSED COCK-FIGHTISG--BA LTIMoRE VS..
RlCHMoND.-For several weeks number of
81 orting men belonging in this city have
been greatly exercised over cooking main
that was to have taken place in this city yes
tcrday. The match was made between a
sporting-mau Of this city and one of Rich.
mond, and was to have taken place in or
within five miles of this city. Each man
agreed 10 pit six birds, and the wager was
$50 on each single battle, and 500 on
the result OF the main. The arrangements
were only made known to chosen few, and
they anNouSly awaited the coming day, but
preserved the greatest secrecy as to the place
1t which the affair was TO take place. The
dcg-tghtS that have recently taken place
here made the police exceedingly watch
ful. and the cock-tighters were afraid
10 make Il stand in this city. On
Wednesday three Of them went to
Brooklyn. Anne Arundel county, for the
purpose OF making, if possible, some ar.
rangement for the safe management of the
main, but The county authorities presented
such hostile front that it was deemed adj.
riSabic 10 leave. A similar visit was paid to
Baltimore county yesterday, but with no
better success, and they returned to the city
in the evening thoroughly disguised with
the vigilance Of the authorities. On Thurs
day evening about dozen Of the Richmond
sports arrived here, and n council was held.
After long consultation the match was de-
clared of, and the Baltimore sport, who was
one of the principals, paid the forfeit to the
amount Of $50. 1t IS said tina. the main will
be fought in Norfolk in q few weeks, but
nothing definite is yet known. The Rich
mond men returned home yesterday.-Ba
hmore american, 14th.
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~ K = -
TEAcnERs' INSTITUTE. "A Teachers Tnsti.
tute for the county OF Fauquier was held in
the Ruffner-Sears School building, in War
renion, from Tuesday 70 Thursday last in.
elusive. There was quih number Of
teachers in attendance, and the meetings
were agreeable. instructive, aud profitable.
DR.. Rutfner delivered an address TO the citt.
zens on Tuesday night on the importance of
education to individuals, to communities. and
to the State. We cannot attempt a synopsis
of this very fine address. Mr.. Laid ad.
dressed the citizens on "Wednesday night.
he exhibited the increasing popularity of
the public schools in Stanton, their effect in
enhancing the value of property, and in
reforming the youth Of that town.
Nir. Biutord, superintendent Of public
schools for the city of Richmond, and Mr..
Ladd, superintendent of public schools for
the city Of Slaunton. conducted the eXer-
ciScs OF the Institute. Mr.. Ladd in the
opening session described the object Of in
sfitutcs. The subsequent time was taken up
in calculating the new methods Of teaching
reading and arithmetic by Mr.. Binford, aud
OF teaching elementary English grammar by
Mr.. Ladd. Mr.. Ladd delivered an address
upon school discipline. These gentlemen
made very favorable impression on the
teachers and such of our citizens as made
their acquaintance. There was a general
expression Of regret that their stay was SO
brief WdrTeaton Index.
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sr.:n ne Reading TimeS.l
kpa,fS W Trims.

"
..1@ o'EE IAL MATTER Ef LOCAL POLICE
.4'ailIE>-DsC!>loS BIZ THE 'ENNSfAFA'
- ,,?"ANE COURT.
i. '!~ supreme Court at Pittsburgh, on
! e.iy. = decision was given in the case OF
..- Pennsylvania RliirOld Company, ope-
= II j" Cleveland and Pittsburgh road,
= ~, JAMES aud wife. This was an action
E-.. T.. James and wife in the District
,..-. s., kr..,.uv county ariiust the rail-
~ m..,ry -,r drnaoeS for the death of
....- f.t.r,t lhiri. kill.d It SUPERIOR station.
&. =. Cleveland and Pittsburgh road, ia t
49,. r.,, ..,,rt hafoyv rave the parents
>.ta..yu.s.>. and an appeal was taken By
.......,.4 ronp3ny. The latter claimed
p. ,'.. f,a.r ,.,9irihutrd 10 the nprli
.... arl....., .i,,t ,nunriI> had no poWer
-..... he ed Of the trains running
..--y lie ri.v. The decision is an i'm
..'.a, uae. - ]. stiles the latter point,
...... .,taIon if 1ai,f:.yusticc AcueW is
.Y......-.. Il. fuH
"a ...I.c;fon ! ,lken between the case
O.: .......!..g or mother bringing an action
+. ..- 4,.a-a Ola child. and a child bringing
Al t.ou tyg p.r>JuM injury. In the for
-..i.- coUlrllu.crv Negligence of the pa
~. NAY ne U-vd III defence. while 10 the
-..r: c1,c he nr-ii gcuce OF IA infant Of
%-3s" yg3:> nj! l1t be available. Clearly
49, va not ct~t where court could say
PENIS rc-i!-r.ce per Sc, and then with
I'll" LIS ease from tie jury. The conduct
W. i.,hcr and all the attending clrcum-
ILL., "g-c such a necessarily went 10
3D. "rE 10 enlhle them to determine
WIS., Leg ne father. by ms conauct: IN iacI
'..-1C 10 tHe "e'." VI LIE uniiu, anu
49, ....' @ulii! q hc2llSehee' we see no rc
.'.,' IL Ecou'''h- NV '"Ct " 'nr Joy ~
49, -..ed We c''l'loL c|l'e' tnel. in.s
-" -Hc ",.'1i 4.e'' 'o,. .'a,
!" LOU o.0.L" ~ o ,
,.. -, Il" ''HSi 20 - a. wtu
In a. $50 ,N'' VI 80 n'~ ,','a,
,''':'' :: ii'ritt' -;,hin ~ ,hn
..,, r, vac WIZ ~. Darp y; ,his nasa
..,..4 $500. ,,,r.,,..t, nnn,,Inus ci,r
..,....'- =. .,ron,. -, T'7rions noinrs tho ey.
....r ,l I',l ,,.n,,,S ;,a RI itf,e
~. ,',f.,ft. = - nnnid bo n,ir NJ
Il. ,.-...,.,,r,,.i;,,., 7, ,,a,, Ln oaiG th.i tho
>..... a... 40 ,i,,5,, ,,,nh,,,;, ,lo mood oftbe
la.rarIn c,,,,ro ',,S n,r,, ddn,air rro-
H.af,l,. rrInn,nI, rLcri,s nnanI grasses the
",..l p, ,l,.. Io.,t rata ~ nod Rut in the
'.u!g,.,, 81 ,,iira r,n,yn.y .,ch .S this
,.t..,''-- " i':''e powers sucn as t"is
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THE CULLEN TRIAL-CoECLUsIoN OF THE
ARGUMENT AND SUBMISSION OF TIE CAsE-THE
COUNCIL TO VOTE ON VERDICT THIS EVE.
S1SG.-The argument in the case OF Judge
Cullen, police justice of ST. Louis, on trial
before the City Council on charges of I'M
poachment, was concluded about 4 O'Clock
Yesterday morning. MIR. McDonald's closing
speech being concluded at the hour
named above, the City Council, sit.
ting as jury in the case, reserved
its decision till this evening at Z
o'clock, when it will meet to make up YER
dict. The case has excited much interest and
has commanded great deal Of close attention
from the members of the Council. The con-
cluson, if arrived at this evening, will be
source of satisfaction to all who are familiar
with the details. In bis remarks on Monday
evening, in opposition to motion to adj.
journ before the argument was concluded
by the attorneys, Alderman Hagerty de-
clared his positive belief that every member
of the Council had made up his mind about
the merits of the case, and that no argument
would affect their determination. What the
verdict will be is of course yet matter of
doubt; but the general belief, as far as mani
tested among those who have observed the
is that Judge Cullen will be
Louis Times, 11h.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RrrItNo,rD Novnmhar

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November IA, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, l Il l bushels. Red, 3, ! SO BUSH
els.
CoRN.-Whlte, 47O bushels. Mixed, 6s bushels.
OATS.-702 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, SAG bushels good nj 81 80; 292
bushels IT 81 .22: 5S bushels at $1.33:1l2 bushels
very gooiat 80; "a bushels at S1.22: "a bushels
at 49, bushels al 81 .32; "a bushels 81 rs;
400 bushels on private terms. Total, .410 BUSH
els.
WHEAT.-Rcd, 4s6 bushels very good at s1.35;
40 bushels at Sl.33; AGA bushels prime at Sl.35 !;
40 bushels at 81 rs: 80 bushels at 1892; bush
Els common ut 81. 10 200 bushels at $ l20: 1900
bushels private terms; 2S bushels at 81 20. To-
tai, 2.56G bushels.
CORN.-Whic, 222 bushels very good new at
Soc; 81 bushels common old at 7jc.; 90 bushels
new al 75c.; bushels good old 1t S5c.
Total, 40 bushels.
CoRN.-MiNed, 6S bushels new at 75c.
OATS.-41S bushels on private terms.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-Rcd. Isl s bushels.
OATS.-100 bushels.
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A curious case of mistaken Identity nap
pened at Faneuil Hall, Boston, the otnef
evening while the Democrats were holuibg
their Notification meeting. The defeat OF :,
General Butler had just been announced,
when man who was taken for Butler by
everybody walked upon the stage and sal s
down, smiling, mean while, with us muco
"a Alliance as anybody. The audience were
taken aback, and as soon as they coulo re.
cover their senses they began to hiss, gu,
Mr. John S. Holmes Immediately stepped
forward and shouted, II am not Ben. But
ler.u and the crowd was satisfied.
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cpoCxERY AND GLASSWARE.

= B. TAYLOR, DIRECT IMPORTER
IT.. AND DEALER IN FINE FkENCdHp CaIN, "a,
d TsR1E aGLhssWARE, English ivory. handled
TABLE CUTLERY, finest trps; glateTSR Iva VA
G a1RsshiaLES. al Also s GRANITE and COMMON
WAREs Japa4ned and g lahin TN ME- aaa
hVG1 hEEE STOCK lust received dtrer,t from the
fsciaries At PRICES LOWER THAN RYriR.
respectfully invite all who may need goods IS, -
my line to call and examine my Suck pet LOB pui
chasing. 80 E.s a Ia !, a LU ,fice
Nv WHOLESALE and Retail.
J. D. CARpozo and B. ALso,.,, special partners.
gs l4-3m
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RALTINNEg MAHK ETS.

BALTIMORE November 14.-FIour unchar ged
Wheat strong and in good demand; amber western,
S1:lS@s1 .25; No. red western, sI.2o@Slf2
western Sl.l3@S1.15; red Maryland. S1.20@
SIPS; red Maryland alnb r, s1.3O@t1.33. Corn
strong; white southern, S3c; yellow southern,
~ 9Ic6Sl Pork nominal at $22. Bulk meals
unchanged. Bacon buolant, very strong; aud In
good demand; shoulders, 9Ec.; clear rih-sdes 14!1
al 475c Sugar-cured hams, sc. Lard firm;
refined, l5c. Western butter unchange1. Coffee
entirely nominal Whiskey high at slG$1.O5,
with small sales. Sugar unchanged
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wATUHEs, IEwELRY. DC.

-, ai rSei..S annSn In Europe and America, II
Ssayv IL ant IA karat gold cases, consisting .,
B. adams Pa,eck Phillips Jules sm9rs s9r aat
ssco Tsya and f msny oSer a
meGss 1oo Numerous to mention; m.saiacent
paAMoSDs in settings Of rare and sqis sEn and
nanshp: solitaire BuTT93S .s -. of rings
SWIM s9Hs;niTa aipT TorAZ, BLOoDsToNE, oNf *
eEaaL, aud PLAIN SQbp sgp se,ast many paiterss
Of ane and r, rsat 0PEKA, VEST, GUARD, and
"a ia aaTTELAISE CHAINS. a very tine i 60 @
81 and SLEEVE-BUrrOSs, piSs, !, l. isM
ETs Gu ARMS, and many ot Mace The creates,
,sia,s,,re taken In showing goods az 80.
pleasure 10Y i. A. WINs'T0Gk Loan oface,
p II Fourteenth street,
under Exchange Hotel
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Hy telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
WHEAT.-Red. ISIS bushels.
OATS.-100 bushels.

NEW YORK. November 14.-Cotlon held higher
Gales OF 1.09S bales At 4aia l Sc Flour "a shade
frmer-m"rr doing in export; s4.S0@s5.75 for
common to fair extra southern; S5.S5n*G for
good to choice. Wheat opened active, aud 2Gg24c
better. and closed quiet-advance partly lost at
Sl.2UMS1.27k for winter red western: S1.27@
81 g for amber western: SIPS for amber Penn.
sylyaniu; 81 .30@$1.40 for white western. Corn
opencG a shade frmcr and closed heavy for new;
92M93c. for western mixed In store: 96d 96hc
for western mixed afioat, closing at inside figures;
IL O2 for white western: S7IGS9c. for new western
mixed. Pork ir,uer ut s20.25@$2 05O for west
crn mess. Lard trmer at 1o4c. for prime Steam
Coffee quiet and steady. sugar dull ana lower.
pice dull NIolasseS dull. Turpenlite lower al
35@35kc. Ro>in steady. Freights shade tirner;
sail-culton, $500; grain, 43@G5c.; steamer
cotton, Slice; grain, 5i3aGc.
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In the election of the Rev. MIR. Dudley 70
be assistant bishop OF Kentucky, BaltimoIe,s
loss will be Kentucky's gain. Mr.. Duaiey'
While among us, has been most efficient,
able, and beloved, and his acceptance OF ms
new honor--and we bear there is no douot
he will accept-will be a cause Of sincere re-,
gret to the many warm friends he bias gained
since be has been rector of Christ church,
Baltimore Gazette.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. November 14.-Four dull. Corr
steady: ear G1M62c.: shellcd, 64@65c. LarC
firm: kettle, 13&Ml3Sc; for country,neX
ders, 9@9Ic. clear rib. 13c.; clear, lac; hams
lCk@l 0%c. Whiskey firm and il good ccInand
Q7c
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NATIONAL BONDS AND TAXES Omaha,
November 13.-Judge Dillon, 10 ihe uni.su
States Circuit Court to-day, Ia Ne SUIT OF Tue
First National Bank against Douglass county,
rendered decision to the effect tnat lhass
can be collected from national banks WHOSE
capital stock is in government ponqs,
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND
PACKET COMPANY,

OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND
PACKET COMPANY, 7
RICHMOND, VA, November ION, lST4)
TOLDERS OF TIE SCRIP OF THIS
LII COMPANY are again urgently rcqucStGi 10
h,nd thcr scrip TO the trustees at the National Bank
Of Virginia, aud receive their proportion OF the GA
dominion Steamship Company stock heid BY ihls
The transfer hooks viii be closed from November
9TH zone week from datc) until january; lS %;
All persons who have not YET received oiu Dn-
mIn;on steamship Company scrip for their surren-
darcd Virginia Steamship and Packet Contrary
stock Will please apply ut once to the trustees !or te
$40 "-' d. J. BURR,
President Virginia Steamship and
,o111w Packet Company.
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wn, u. 'dcsI mems memories are getting as
/. i i,1,e>' Dis their bodies. Let them 90 back
t,r ,''9 ana they viii lind that the weather
I'm Vas "a' "1rm until the 2l.t of january.
,rr,i t,''hl'Aias-day that year there was most
H., u 'hunocr-sto:m. The winter after
"''a GQzelte. 'A' 90 N
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A KENTUCKY REPUBLICAN, CoNGRESsMAN.-
New York, November ia special to the
Times, from Louisville, says: "John ID.
White (Republican), for Congress, will have
about 500 majority over Harrison Cockerlll
Democrat), in the Ninth district. This ndl-
Gates Republican gain of about 1000 in
that district within two years"
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ST. LOUIS. November 14.-Flour dull and I'M
changed Corn lower; No: mixed Csc; WINS
key steady al 99c. Pork firm at Slo2oGsl 9.5o.
IL chlnnpl.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1Ohh.
NEW YORK, November 14.-Euening.-Money
active, with fair supply. Sterling firm at 6H
Gold strong at 11O%@110a Governments dull
and q trine lower. States quiet and nominal
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NEW YORK BANK sTATENENT

NEW YORK, November l4.-Loans decrease, one
and three-fourths of million; specie decrease,
three-cghths Of q million; legal tenders increase
trte deposits increase, three and one-fourth of
million reserves increase, three and onc-har of n
million.
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oNt,, AL NKws IN ADvANcE-A new post
eun,.N' established at Merccryille, Louisa
han ~, Va, on the route from Fredericks.
VITA = 9, "lchora, 10 be opened next July,
re9re b s,' a. Sims as postmaster.-BQHl.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November 14.-Virgina 6's, peelers,
AZ; Virginia corsols, 55; Virginia ex. coupons,
53H. North Carolina 6's: old, 80. Bid to-day.
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RICHMOND AND DANYILLK RAILROAD CO..
OrFfCE OF ENGINEER AID sTPERINTESDES3Sf
RICHMOND, VA. October LIZ, tS1A. ,
HCHEDIJLE OF TRAINS.

"a Is. =
CuAsrorTR EXPRESS. Westward-Ieaye Rich
nonu al IL Pm. leave Barkeyiiie at eva a. d..
Mayc Dundee a,7:40 A. NJ; leave Danyiae az
T.44 A. NJ: leave Greensboro al IL A. MI arrive
al Charlotte $50 p. III. ~.,,.u Y
NEW YORK EXPRESS, Eastward Leave Caar-
,se 2, sag b,a Al IL e I, 6
3:4S 2. NJ; leave Burkey1ile ~ so r. 81 ar
rive at Richmond &c Ii :08e +. ID. TktsiIa,n COO,
meets at Richmond WITH trains on the hichmond,
EreIeriek sburr and Potomac railroad for WashtDg.>
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia Neg tosA, Atiu Az
eastern points. r,,,n,,.a,a -,
,.as p n leave blirleyll.e at AL Y. 81 lsage
dundee at 925 z. NJ leave DanyiAe ~ s:zS & /:
NJ: leave Greensboro at l25Zn a. D.. ariass as
5,bar,otte at 6:Z3 A.. 81. rhis trsin f0nneSi ~
snand Air Line Tsilr0ad ard Charlotte, ColnisSaA
Atlanta railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, MsAAtes:
New Orleans Golnmuia Augusta, sayssrans
Charleston, and all southern and s,athNetesn
p9TrI WRoraH MAX, EasswaYd-Lesye Charlotte ~
TAX p, NJ leave Greensboro al 81 A. %. tsaSe
Danyie a sss NJ l siso p a. q
| pichmnnd AZ 2:22 +. 81. This train connsfss as
IEprkexe With trains on the Atlantic, Alssiss1Rpt
and Ohio railroad from CHATTANOOGA, annA satU ~
tysbm on7 With the Kiehnond, aa6
PStoniaa railroad and Eichnoad. aoaa nsss1 Ais4
| rbseersaaks railroad for ali northern. points
LYxeiI8uRG PAsSENGEn, Ws,,a. y TO ~
| ": arr.yo al LYnehhafa a. 4:2a Z. IL :. r,,,,,.s
l |nisreErysltr AcscCMMoEAggoN-Ee Leave bufnssee,
Vine at 4:sa a. M; arrive at Raanna0ne ~ sses
Il. n through trains connect u Dundee with ssssas
ga a taa NJ. a.. n. a. and q. q. fatarna 70 aaa seoM
Wash,ns Baltimore, antali easter poiasss.
Througn tickets sold 20 ail points south ans eeu's
west. and 1asxase shseSea ~ IS .rkYIoVT,
n Epsineexand Sup2 sntenos1ssss
HT DOUGLAS. Master ftasssa- =. ~
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CnIrkCO MARK FITS.

Chicago. November l4-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn III fair demand and lower: No. 2
miXed Cake; mixed. 75Gc. Pork in fair demand
and higher ut 81 S.25.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAn-t
ROAD COMPANY !
COMMENCING JUNE 18th, 1874, trains
" on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
500 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except Suns
day., connecting for all points Soutk
and West. Seeping-car attached.
500 A. NJ, FHEIGHTTRAi daily except suns
burg and stations on the Southsida
road, Lynchburg, and the West,
l:45 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South aud West. Pas
sengers taking this train will make
close connection ut Petersburg for
Norfolk.
5:3OP. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sundayh
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points EasS
and West.
500 P. NJ, FaEIGHr daily Except sundayh
coach attached.
sos 2, NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except sun
day), connecting with Richmondf
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
fora points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through 70
Baltimore. Also making close con.
nection with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
points North and West.
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between hicn:
monu and Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Trai ms on the Glover Hill win leave Chester q
$50 f. NJ. Returning, win leave Clover Hl! NJ
&. ii. daily except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start from
e27 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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RAInaaAn IEHEs.
u as q "a

- s I I'D 3 Sc
RICHAoND, YORK RIVER AND CHEeaREAaEj
RAILROAD COMPANY
hICHE0aD- april Ii. 1S74sS&5
II nv AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRTI
- FIST, PASSENGER and FREIGHT -RAINs
on ibis foad will run rs follows: 80 -
PASSENGER TRAIN for Wcst Point Ieayez
slcnmond ae 3 z. IL. fSapdays ezcepted, nnf
1O:10 Il. M. daily. - $3.50
Inc Splendid steamers Havana aud Louise win rur
m connection with this road, and will leave Yves
otn1 day Sundays excersed) on tle arrival OF tfa
train, which leaves IicL mond at 8 2. NJ arriving
Baitlinore next morrif l. ample time 10 eonnxc
WIN traiis Tor Washington, East, North, and West
an9 ieaVe Baltimore daily .Sundays excepfedj att
I. "a, connecting at West Point with the frat
one ut Richnor| at 10 next morning
T2rs 10 BALTIMORE. ..,..,....,..,..gS 80
10 Baitlmore ana resurN.,.> .....- q O0
10 washington. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
rare 20 Pmladelphla ..........,,...., DO
10 fhliadelphta and return......,, IL 25
rp W ~ ! VI s......'......,..... ~ 90
n 10 New fork aud returL.... 19 9J
~ Dostoh. Observation-Disclosures. 10 25
FREIGHT TRAIN. for through freight only
leayes Richmond daily lMondnys eNceptedj al
I0:3O a. M., connecting with steamers at Nes
foiht tlat deliver freight In Baltimore early neg
FRElGF FIT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
ior freight between Richmond and Yves. Point
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, apt
Fridays at 2 A. NJ. Local freight recriVss Tnes.
EDW. F. FoLGER,
81, :, superintendent.
W. N. BRAGG. Master Transportation ap 90
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TOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
~ No. 11OS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoIl-
PANY, OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OVER......."..".. soo' uoo'ooo
Cash dividends surprising all others Ut hrSt ara
every anniversary OF policies.
Premiums payable annually, scmi-aunually, ana
quarterly. oo,,,,,o,,,, T., tho
United Staes. no ~
II n. WALKER 81 CO., GENERAL IN
IL. SURANCE AGENTS, l01 / MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND sMERCANIlLE, !, IT. IN
STRANGE COMPANY, Of London anu holi'
burgh, England-capital, 81 O,OO0,O0o goa:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Clncln'
natl Ohio-assets over S1.000,00O;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMP.
NY. of New iork-assets over S5OO,Uoo;
yNCpgURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, Of Lynchbrg, Va-tsses oVei
soyTTfioAaSSiTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
prooklvn. n. Y.-assets over S300,QDo: 40,
Deuosted with the Treasurer OF ylrgnia p W,
oe0 Losses equitably adjusted and promptly Raio
st this agency. Applications solicited, ana lnIae
date attention given tHefelo' "
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s. rANTON INSIDE LINE"

=" IANroN INSIDE hlNE'"S -,
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEELY.
On and after OCTOBER l the splendid iron
steamers Of this line will leave Richmond. TUE
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat C0mpany's pier, corner Of
Twcnty-secOnd and Dock streets making close con-
nection each trip at CapIon, Md. (East Balllmorc)
with the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free of cost. No doCkage charged At
Richmond Rates as low as any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia anu Rich
moGd.
Frclshts ordered by, this line should be marked
"Canton inside Line" and sent to the Philadelphia,
Wilmington aud Baltimore depot Philadelphia.
Freights received daily In Philadelphia anu Rich
mond. For further information apply to
l.. Is. TATUM, Agent,
Office: Twenty and Dock street,
and Ninth and Mln streets or to
j. S. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Il. r.,
oc 9-3m Philadelphia.