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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE %, 1875.
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PORT OF RlCHMltND, JUNE -, 4SIo'
Arrived.
Rank ST. Ursula (RrItish) Iickman, New York,
In ballast, to load -four for Bahia, Gacso Mills MAN.
ufacturiHg Company.
>chooner tmmaJ. Edwards, Chambcrlalne, New
Yurk. hay. Cults s. Parker.
Schooner Roanoke. harrctt, Washington, light,
10 10 id coal. Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner John McGnuiss, Colbourn, City Point,
hight, Curtis Il Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyancke. Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, G. W. Allen ( co. .
Steamer -liancc, Carr rhlladelphia. merchan-
steamer WcsIOver, Skinner, BALTIMORE, mer-
chanclse and nt>sengers. L. 4 TItum, agent
chandisc and assrngcrs. l.. Is. 1atum. agent.
Schooner George Ii. Squire, Haley, Philadelphia.
sfS Srhoon,r Roanoke. Jarrett, .Tacony ria Os-
borne's. coal. urs Il Parker.
ichooner J S Wins, lngcrsoll, providence pig
iron S 1dmeE raast Ward Crane New York, can
mel coal, curtis 4 Parker.
Schoor CIR James Jones. Acty, Newark, y. d.: can-
mel coal, Geryas stOrrs, agent.
Sloop sophia Cbeeyes, Norfolk, merchandise,
Curtis & Parker.
SAILED FROM CITY POINT TUESDAY.
Schooner E. White. Abbott, stamford; Conn.
bark q. 3. Goodman, vessel GURUS y tafho'
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia, June 21si, bark Juno ('er'
mani, Gccrng.
Bark Phiothae tGerman). Mueller, from Ricn
mono arrived ut Pernambuco previous 10 June
10th.
schooner Saco, North, from james river, arrived
at Baltimore June 2lst.
SchoOuers Rose bciIeritt. Mullen, and Casper
II-fI. Hedrn. from Richmond, arrived al fnl'adei'
phid June 2lst .., p,.,,.
mond arrived ut New Haven June leiD.
BY telegraph
NEW YORK jane 22.-Arrired: Andes. Arrived
out: peruvian, Berlin, DOMAIN, Pierriere, spain
Italy.
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FINANCIAL.
richmond STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. June %, 1875.
Gol-American gold. II CT bid.
Hdt Observation-Disclosures cO"sols. 30 hid VIZ
ginia pnsuIs. sew. 47a bid, 4Sk asked: VI g'nia
fundale, 40 bid: Vir.tnin deferred. w bid: D
asked Virginia Interest certificates. ~ PIG,
askd; Virginia iax-receivable coupona, w blo,
u nskti: North Caro- Ina old. 20 bid:
Gtty Secnritiss.-. edmond city S's, 100 b,d
Richmad city 8's IS bid; Manchester bridge s's,
Railrad Bonds -yirzinia Central non. n" RI
gage Ssh ana D.. 65 bid. richmond. F1ede icks-
burg a,IPotomac abroad mortgage rs, J. aDdJ..
VI bid: Richmond. Freut ricksour9 and Potomac
and I,a,yille railroad consolidated 6's, n. and
NJ, 71b bid. 72h liked.
Canal Bonds.- James River and Kanawha Canal
morg gag SIS. NJ. and N. So bid.
RuttrCud Socks-Ch esapeake and Ohio Railroad.
100 Tar, nsked; Atlantic, Mississippi ana ONO
Railroad. 100 par, asked; Richmond, Fredericks-
Ut BIZ and Potomac common, 100 PAR, % bid
se nd. fredericksburg and Potomac per cent.
r'cktln.nteed, leo par, 81 bid: RIchmond, Frede-
100 par, sand Potomac 2 per cent. guarantee d.
teen, loo Oar, 95 hid. 'ooA-- and Roanoke gtafau.
Bank Sockd.-Planters Nat,onxI 1oo n,r 1,c
bid; Merchants National 100 par, 1ot ,st 60
Merchants aud Planters savings, 25 par, aa nsted
Insurance CnaDnn 'eS.-Virf ina Fire ana ~ q
rine. 2par, ~ asked: Virginia Stale, 25 par. 2t
3D.; Virginia Home, 100 par. los asked: Mer
chants aud Mechan'cs. 100 par, 90 bid; Old 10
mlnon, 100 par, 97ls asked.
Miscctidneous.- Id dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, 80 asked.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
tBY TELEGRAPH.I


NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK. June 22.-Coton quiet and steady
sales o; 1.056 bales nj 15lx "a 5l.c- Flour se,dy
with moderate demand; southern quiet and ST ady
common to fair extra S4.90a$5 80. Wheat a
shade hrmer: IL 32@sl.36 tor winter red west,
ern: Sl.37DSl 80 for amber western: $1,000
II AZ for white western. Corn dull; S2GlS3c. Tor
ST. am western mixed. Coflee-Rlo s'eady; clrgoes
quoted at 1901 Sac. colo; hbtng lots; 1870
ioIc gold Sug,r quiet and III changed. MolasseS
quiet and steady. Rice In moderate rqufs, and
steady. Tallow steady ut s g. 6MSzc. .bosin and
.ao Lara f o@er brine seam is Wb3kes
steady at + 20. FreIehls quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 22.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat weak and lower: Pennsylvania RED ~ %
vary and RID, 81 goa $1.30 amber. Il 50: white
Willie. S70SSc.: yell Nv, e56ISSr. Oa,s dull south
EN- light, 7Sc.: hesvy. ,70@73c. Rye dull and
MI and unchanged. Bulls. meats tirmer shoulders,
SIC Bacon steady; shoulders. 95c. Lard nominal
refined. 14aG1 So. Coffee unchanged. Nhiskey
nominal IL. IL 9atl.20. Sugar firm a,Il 0s OAc
CINCINNATI
C1ScISSATI. June 22.-Flour quiet and steady.
" heat quiet and steagy; red. II. 22nS1.27. Corn
dull NJ 7uG tic. Oats dull. lower. and unsettled.
K>c quiet aud weak at il O5@S1.US. Pork sold al
fa,r demand; shoulders, ss@ssc. clear rib: .! Il
y1las'. Bacon steady shoulders. 9is19lc. Whs-
Key steady at f1.15. Live hogs qutel aud un-
changed; receipts, 600 mead shipments, $40
head.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 22.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and welk; No. spring, S1.luG1
81 IL. Com quiet and weak; No 2 liked. 69%c.
Old. Oats in fair cemlnd; So. 2 SAG. Rye dull
and nominal. Barley duh. Pork dull lower. anu
nnsctthd; talcs ut SlS.756JS19. Lard Gull ana
d,oopir sl2 goa S12.95. Bacon steady. WINS
Key S1.16. Freignls un, hanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 90 Wheat active and lower at
Csc. Corn weak aud lower at 69Sc. Oars heavy
aud lower AT 53Hc cash Pork shade lower; Of
fered NJ ST. 95. Lard Il shade lower at III 30.
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The Lfcorice Question.
Especial Correspondence L3 nchhurg News.J
RlDGEwAY, HENRY COUNTY, VA,

Especial Correspondence L3nchhufg NeWsJ
RlDGEwAY, HENRY COUNTY, VA,
June Is, 1875.
Editor Ne,rs: Dear Sir,-Tbe letter of Mr..
Charles w. Statham, Of date June 4th, puo-
Iished n your paper, gives to the late MI
Jesse Hare, of Lynchburg, the credit OF haV-
ing first used licorice in the preparation OF
manufactured tobacco. This is mistake,
as honestly believe, and MIR. Hare, who
most probably derived his knowledge OF the
benefit and advantage OF the use OF licorice
from its original inventor, MIR. Peyton Grave
lev. of this county. would be the hrst 10 ad-
init it were he alive. The circumstances
connected with the accidental discovery of
its peculiar fitness for the preparation OF Tue
weed tor chewing purposes were gwen 10
the writer yesterday by Dir. Is. +. draVe'ey'
neDhew of the gentleman above mentioned.
Mr. Peyton GrsveIey, while representing
this county in the Legislature at Richmond.
afflicted with a severe cough, applied to d
musician for advice, and was told 10 use
i,c0r,ce for its relief. A tobacco chewer from
long habit. be took the licorice mixed WITH
his usual auid, and discovered In this acct
rdeu,al way The decided Improvement IN the
taste, He bought ten pounds or thereaoouts
of lcorice and took it home with him IN his
s,ddle.baes, and for the first time IN the MS
tory of tobacco used it In the manufacture
"a nm experiment. The result surpassed MS
exoectatious, and from that moment dates
! the superior excellence of the "GraVeiey
brand, known throughout the United states
rs the best chewing tobacco procured. IL
was used for this purpose several years an
terror 10 1927, and MIR. GravcIey made no
secret of his discovery to manufacturers
mentioning it, amongst others, to Dir. HARE
with whom ne was acquainted.
Mr.. Grayeley being Tor many years manu-
facturer in small way compared with Dir.
Hare, 1t is not strange that the latter, VINO
used the discovery in large way, ana by us
use amassed large fortune, should be con-
sidered its original discoVerer.
Mr.. B +. Graveley. prominent manulac-
| turer of this county, will be glad 10 give you
fuller particulars in regard to It's early Use D..
and its advance INFO popular favor, the oih'
cuifies of us introduction, and the hnai tft-
umph attending its use, should you desire IL.
A love of fair play, and desire tnat ne a
who merits the reward should bear It on
have induced NE To send you the above STATE
mcnt. Very respectfully, RIDGEwAY'
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TrHEnlr IT KM.- Kansas city, Missouri
l.,, I'll" most terrific storm since 1914
,l.,.! liz section on Sunday night. II be-
.,qn ,t.,al' . o'clock. and lasted iour or hv,
h.H-. Th. rain poured down il torrents
and ~, accompanied with Il very high WIND
BAL. and terrible tbuudrr and iighlnlrg
Several houses III III" city were Struck ny
..a'uug and 4 lumber unro"ied. Immense
Gaut-c Wa duuv TO the streets ana many
r,lt, flooded The storm extended over
:D~ country Tor an area OF nifty or more 1n'ies
:, III" south and sou HIVES. hut It Is thought
n. 10 huvc extended tar 10 the north. 1hc
Gtat-r 10 farms l>Ncry @reat-tenceS Washed
IN ~ and fields OF corn on the bottom lands
,l'mrrged and damaged. The railroads sut-
lrs.i severely. Three bridges we've washed
aan on The Fort SOFT road. two on the
k4..4> Pac Ii, and sN cars dilchcd on lht
N.!.u Missouri road.
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hH-GOyeruor Scott (Republican). Of South
AtVIihH, has communicated his opinion OF
cAe political situation at the South to the Co.
Cmbi, &. CD PhpAis. He declares recon
FALctlpn aud negro suffrage grave mistakes,
~ ADVISES the freedmen TO seek the friend
Pap OF their old masters BY political coope-
patton.
bridge which will be bigger than that
~" building between New YORK and Brook.
~ aLd The largest in The world, is 10 be
sNsAucled over The Firth of Forth, Scot
f-nd. Tie height wi! be $50 feet, and the
"lAber .! >paus 100. Thc great span in the
lsFc j, 70 be 500 feet, or nearly one-third
d nile II width, and the smaller spans
r. let. II viii cost about Sl0, 100000.
tie Times prints letter from Grace
1en"ood, "ho has gone 10 Europe, and
~'r.!1c> a. follows marine monster winch
:. -" on the voyace: "Our first iDciden,
II leaving New York on Saturday vas The
4 s.' u d mbaIe. He Mas, uElucklly, only u
}'Itog-sjZcd lryiatban, and seemed but a
g. ana moderate spouter-at 1881, 10 Il
4 S'i&&tpD correspondent who bud steh
~ Lisl about and Butler bioWT."
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ArroHATTox R.vtR.-ProposalS were
,.,u,d yesterday at Crai.hlIt's Office loi
a-u!.ins in the Appomatiox river belo"
r,,r>nur.. 1t i. proposed to make cDan'
Ri fur'y lrrt vide AT the bottom, VITA
,.Hh through bars formed 10y the winter
,r..l..;~ Of ton feet At low water. The guam
r,l 81 nlrertll 10 ue removed is about
$1,000 cubic wards. THE haul will be about
,.,rN ull.> Tor abou, $1,000 yards, ana iof
tg. ,,u4!nIrr about four miles. The bld-
~,r,. is iuiinw>: A. &. Cuirepper, Forts
laalA. Nl.. - cents per cubic yard Tor I'll
a.t,Ill 10 l,,. hauled four or less miles. and
e.. l.,> il hauled greater distance; Il. III
l.,e,. Rrockl,n, y. Y. 2i3 cents per cubic
,4rI tor all material. - Baltimore -lmer1cd",
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CITY ORDINANCES.

IN ORDINANCE TO P REV e. T
a CRUsL1Y To ANNALS USED FOR FOOD.
IAnproyed June l 6. 1875 IL. Be Il ordained by
lie Council city q Rehmond That Thai no m, fI.tl ne
shall be killed In this city fIr human 1000 WINE III
an oyer.beated feyerisil or diseased CONDITION;
Q. No cattle shlll he kept In any place IN wnlch
ths water, ventilation, and food are not sumclent
and Wholesome for the preservation Of their health
and their fitness Tor FOOD
No cattle shall be brought to this city. or kept
or carried thereto, while bound or tea oy me legs
or homo down BY their necks, but shall oe ailowso
to Stand white remaining Ia or being carried ID
he word cattle" in this ordinance shall be
construed 10 Include all amin ais or which any part
is used for food. except birds, fowl, and hsn. .oo
8 Every violation Of sections one, TWO, or three
of this ordinance shall punishable by nue. on
not less Ihan Ave nor more than twenty dollars and
the ir fiction OF such cruelty as /, HEREBY pronis.
ed shall In case OF each several animal, constuee
q separate offence. ,u,-a az .,o
several markets therein snail be specially charged
win the execution and enforcement or this ordi-
nsnca. 80. r.o,,,, a., zee
sage: .r,oo on, E, C. HOWARD,
{. o}.5, .o''' Guy Clerk.
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Among the interesting exercises ut the APP.
preaching semi-cDutenniaI celebration Of the
University will be the annual blnquet of the
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, 10 be given
Tuesday. June Goth. at j Z. NJ. This is the
oldest College Society at the University, and
numbers among its members mlny Of the
best men she has sept forth. Bishop Duo
ley, of Kentucky, and Judge Beverly K.
Wexford. both natives Of Richmond. are
members, as also were the late JImes Z. Ho'-
cnmna and the lam"nted John K. Thompson.
The dinner will be presided over by Nir-
ulpius Dabney, Esq. of New York.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR BEING STUFFED BY
THEIR VA: KEE FRATERs.-P Providence, X. {,
Juue 21.-The Richmond Knights Templar
were elegantly entertained at Rocky Point
this evening by their brethren OF ST. john,
and Calvary Communicates. Pleasant and
fratcrnal speeches were made by leading
members OF the communicates, and oy Gov
ernor Lippett ard Senator Anthony. Inc
excursion party returned to the city aka late
hour in the afternoon. This evening the
visiting Knights and their hosts were enter
tanned by Governor Lppett at bis residence.
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Mr. John NJ. Latg>lon, the colored mem
Dr. Il the Board Of Health OF this District,
la> accepted tie presidency OF the Rlch-
LoLa Land and Financial Assocallon-a
c3miuuy chartered by the lie .isiature OF
Virginia. This company is intended TO pur-
TIA" land, 10 he sold in small quantities. to
lie coIolcd people of Virginia. The accept
a1cr .! THIS office will PROBABLY necessltate
Iv removal OF Mr.. Laugston TO Virginia,
Which viii make vacancy 10 the Board OF
!i'd'Ln. Mr.. Langston states that be Yolun-
ai@y resigned the presidency Of Howard
University Washington telegram -Baltl-
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THE PRorosED HOMESTEAD FOR JEFFERSON
DAvls..TDe ladies OF Houston, Texas, have
been Lolding "moonlight JeieS,' the pro-
ceeds teiug for the purpose of buying
homestead Tor Jefferson Davis. The Hous-
ton Telegraph says Is Galveston, Marshall,
jefferson, Dallas, aud Palestine are vieing
with us, aud Houston must be the first on
tie list III this LABOR Of love-"
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
lime 1879 fraina

RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE 1. 1875 trains
~ on this road will run as follows:
LEAvE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun.
day.. connecting for AL points South
and West. Sletping-cnr attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FEElGIlT TRAIN daily Except Sum
day), with coach attached, tor Peters.
burg and stations on the Southsido
road. Lynchburg, and the West.
l:45 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train will make
close connection at Petersburg fog
Norfolk. .
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily except Sunday,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3O A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached.
lO4O A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Easa
and West.
5:OOP.M., Freight daily Except SundayL
coach attached.
1856 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily except sun
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for ali points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through 70
Baltimore. Also making close cons
nectiou with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between hicr
rnond and Petersburg except &C Chester; IN
Trains on the Clover Hill railroad Win leave
Glover Hi pIts II $50 A. NJ: and return ng villa
leave Chester at 2:40 p. 81. daily except SUNDAYS.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start nom
mw 90 A. SHAW. SUPPLEMENTARY,
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Tur Coal KEGInSs a GESERAL REsUMP-
,..>uF Wu.K.- WtMe>Jmrc, Pa June II.
IT,. ,nug lookcd-ior resumption OF WORK al
,ay mines Of the Lehigh and Wlkesbarre
e. I'll ,omptny's coillerie>, at sugar NOtch'
WlrAuie, Havana, Nanticoke, Empire, Dia-
uund, Plymouth, iiollrnbAck, ana otheis'
ton place this morning, at reduction OF
leu per c,nt from the prices formerly rald.
Ibv>tN months Suspension ID this region Is
ID" ended. The men OF the Riverside Coal
Company and individual operators also COM
G..Lg,u work this morning.
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NoaE MONEY. ORDER OFFICEs.- HdSh,h9'
tn. June IL OH tte l,t OF July about 2S9
money-ordcr offices VIII De put
mo operation. Ui these, tWenty-tnree Oh
Aar. Will forward money-orders to Great
Britain. twenty-one to Germany, and I'VE 10
Switzerland. During the fiscal year ending
June 81, ls.J, 3 G94 money order offices have
.a,4 ,>t !t,it> shed
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Father Tom Burke, the great preacher, Is
in very poor health, ana Du' lin CORE.
spondent OF the New York Herald says that
bis friends fear for the result OF his lime 5.
Whilst IN this country his elCqueDce and
manly character won him many admirers,
who will hear this news with sorrow.
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COMMERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June %, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. 102 bushels.
COIN White. 22O bushels. Yell0ac, 6S bushels.
.Mi-rfd. $50 bushels. #s@
OATs.-S22 bushels.
MEAL.-4S bushels.
SALES.
WHKAT.-Red, 20 bushels good at 1920: 60
bushels prime on private terms total. 1n2 bushels
OATS 81 bushels prime at 75c 1858 bushels
very good ut 74c.; so bushels very good on private
termS-ioiai. 3S2 bushels.
MEAL.-4S bushels very good country boted al
9Uc.
RE-ENHIBITED.
CORN While, 90 bushels fetl0l1, 90 bushels.
OATS.-236 bushels.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, June % -1Noon.-Stocks active,
unsettled and lower. Money, 2: Gold. liz. tx
active and little lower for soAe. States quiet:
Tennessee old and new lower.
Ecentnq.-Mnrey very easy: offered at ]. Sfer-
ling weak AT 4S7h Gold firmer at 1174G11 ~
Governments dull but strong. States quiet and no.
mi mi
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ro>TAL-J. X. Jolly is appointed postmas-
lI Al smoky Ordinary, Brunswick county,
u. rfrc William Il. Hawks, resigned. James
F.hF",on i, appointed postmaster at Ionso'
aa-Ur, AccoIuac county, utce FL jih Nj.
ALIl.,. removed Tor cause.
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DILL ABE LPHIA, RICF. <4SEk
l. MOND, AND NORFOLK sTEAM-Sa1Aleae
SHIP LlNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
a WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers Of
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at q O'Clock.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi.
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant.
werp ola Red Star anG American steamship lines,
and bills OF AIDING sigDet through.
W.P. PORTER. Agent,
1926 Dock street, Richmond
WILLIAM p. CLYDE s. CO.,
NH 12 No. IL South Wharves, Philadelphia.
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The New York Irttune r'ports amoness
tha sne,kers m Boston slI knight Van Sly &C
a.d Rev. Thomas }. Evans.
This should have been DE hu'sn' ~
derslice.
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,1
tFFIcE MASTER OF TRANS, biay 0,lS75. :
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
- 1.-CHARLoTTE EXPRESS. Wes,waru-Leaves
1896 A. NJ: leaves Dundee al i:14 PM; leaves
at la M; leaves At sos
TR11S y 40 90 a..arw YORK AND NEW Or
LEANS EXPRESS: Eastward Leaves Charlotte az
NJ: leaves Salisbury at S:34 A. NJ; leaves Greepa-
bore, a, 1855 2. NJ: leaves Danville at 1:12 p.
vile al o. P. NJ; arrives at Richmond at SAT
TRAIN No. s.-TnnogeH MAn-NEw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond at :3S p. M;
leaves Burkeyills at 4:52 P. NJ; leaves dundee at
1898 P. NJ; leave, Danvile al 1899 p. M:
at sa7 A Mo sncon
A: H.: arrives al Charlotte at s:03 A. NJ
TkAS Sba M at 4 e a s,;es
isayes Danyille at $40 4. NJ: leaves dundee al
arrives a. Richmond at 2:22 p. NJ.
TRAIN NO. 5.-LYNCHBURG tCcoMNoDATIoN.
rlves at Rurkeyile at l:05 p. ~; leaves Burktylne
at l:26 T. Nj: arrives at LynchburR at 4:2t P. II.
TRAIN No. 6.-BURKEvlLLE ACCoMMoDATI
riyes at Richmond at sos A. n.
Traiu No. connects at Richmond with the
! Chesapeake and ohio III 'lrO.d.
Trains Nos. and connect mt Greensboro with
trains 10 and from Raleigh aud ioldsboro'.
all through trains connect at Richmond and Dun-
dee with train, on the Richmond, FIeferi. ksburg
and Potion ac railroad, and Washington tily. Vir-
ginia INDIAN and Great Southern railroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos and connect ut Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake RAN.
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Traits Nos. and2 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta aud Richm md AIRLINE rail-
road 10 ann from GreeuvIe, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotts, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, augusta, SAVANNAH, Tallahassee, ana IA
southern points.
Train No connects ut Burkevil!e with the Al
s CattahfGGsa, and AZ wase n1n ponts
Tickets sold 10 all Southern apn sOuu western
points, and bsDysgs checked through
| Uubrnken gauge from Richmon0t0 New Orleans
Pullman palacc-cars through from Saw Orlean !
70 New York. L. NJ. II. TALCOe
| Engineer and superintendent.
| w. T. WEST. Master OF Trains. my29
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oNE SET TWADDLEs HYDRoME-
TO z H.Y SlC1ANS.

THE IMPROVED TROMMER'S EXTRACT
represents the soluble constituents Of The best Ca
NADIA mali. and consists Of diasiase, malt sugar,
resin and bitter of hops, phosphates of line and
magnesa, and alkaline salts. II Is prepared By an
mpraved process, which prevents injury to its pro-
perties by of heat IT Is also very palaab.e,
convenient of administration, and will not fernent
For saleby PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
my29 Agents for Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23
ERENCH PHARMACEUTICALS
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

WIN PEPSlNE A LA DIASTASE,
WIN DE DUSART au Lacto Phosphate de Chaux;
SIROP DE DUSART, all Lacto-Phosphate de
Chaux;
GOUDRON DE GUYOT,
PEPSINE-BUUDAULT
PEPSISE PorcI,
PEPSiNE Amylacee,
PEPSINE A LA SUCRF,
PHOSPHATE DE FER-par Leras,
SlROP D AUBERGlER,
| PEkLES D'HuILLE PHOSPHOREE,
PERLES DE CHLOROFORME,
PERLES D'ESStNCE TEREBISTHINE,
PERLES DE VALERIANE,
| FRI ,ES DE PAULLISIA,
PRISES DE 6 UARANA,
PaSTlLLES DU DIR. BELLOC.
PASTILLES DIGEST1F DU BUISSON,
PASTILLES DE L'EAU EMS,
lamar INDIEN-fruit laxatif cnntre Ia c0nstipa-
ton, sud II new and valuab remedies for sale
by MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists.
my12 919 Maiu street.
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