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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-13

THE LEE MEMORIAL IN BALTIMORE. e
give considerable space this morning 10 full
report of the entertainment ut the Academy
of Music on Saturday evening in aid OF the
funds OF the Lee Memorial Association.
The Grafton Of S. T. Wallis, Esq, was e'o-
quent. The rantommic acting was superior,
the amateurs equIliIng drilled professionals
and winning most favorable opInons. The
management devolved upon Major lnnes
Randolph, and was admirable. The scene
in the second act, in which the children
danced and played, was specially arranged
and superntended by Mrs. General John
Pegram and Mrs. Professor Dawes, assisted
by Miss Helen Leayens, of Mobile. In addi-
ton 10 the ladies whose names are given
above, the following. named took part: Mrs.
J. Harry Lee, Mrs. Clarence Mcdowell. Miss
Florence Locke, Miss Regina kirchhoff, Miss
Ellie Williams, Miss Bessie Dennison, Miss
Lizzie Jamisop, Mrs. Msjor Dawson, Mrs.
Lewis Mayer, Miss McIlvaine, Miss Bette
Brent, Miss Kate Carroll, Miss Lemon. Miss
Carrie Suowden, Mrs. Bell Dobbir, and Miss
Gather. Among the gentlemen who took
part were Messrs. Sidney e. Carey, >. Harry
White, A. T. Leftwicb, j. Harry Lee, d. u.
G. Carroll, Jr., Howard MunnIkuysen, Cap
tain j. Mason Jamison, Lloyd Williams, Dr.
joseph A. White. Arthur Goldsborough, j.
Livingston MINIS, Harper Pennington, Ho-
race Remington, R. +. Brent, 81. NJ. Rogers,
John A. Baldwin, and Captain T. Z. Dan
dridye.- Baltimore Gazette, 18th.
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Letter from SfaunfOn.

rCorrspondence of the Richmond Dspatchl
KICKED By A uoKSE-CITY wATEK.BoSDS II THE
ThuHMoNIrts -DELEGA ATOMS TO THE GRAND
LODGE or I. 0. o. r. At HARRISONBURG.
STArSToN, April II, 1875.
A little son Of Mr.. Tas lor, living at Mint
Spring, in this county, about four years OF
aye, was seriously injured last week from the
kick of horse. HIS shoulder-blade was
serious Internal injuries.
The Circuit Court, after very busy SEES
sion since the 18th OF March, adjourned on
docket were disposed of and large amount
Of civil business transacted.
General Echols leaves this morning for
Baltimore for the purpose Of negotiating The
eng It per cent. bonds Of the city for the con-
s'ructlon OF the proposed water-wolks. A
letter was received by the City Council last
week from a gentleman OF New York city
asking information as to The guarantees
which the city would give for the payment
of these bonds, and Offering, if satisfactory,
to take the whole $50, 900 proposed 10 be is
sued.
There was considerable interest manifest
cd among some of our citizens in the lee
lures delivered last week by Il Mr. Hollor, Of
this county, Il believer in the Thurmonite
doctrine of cremation on grand scale, and
which pyrotcchnc display they prophecy
will take place on the l9,n instant. He claims
that they have their calculations all right this
time. and that the millennium will begin on
the 1911 OF April without fail.
The mce,iug Of the Grand Lodge of the
| independent Order Of Odd-Fcllows takes
place at Harri>onburg to-day, and delcSa.
| tons from Lexington, Norfolk. and Peters
burg, aud this place, left here this morning.
Ii is stated that this will be the largest meet
Ing of The Grand Lodge ever held in Flr.
ginla. We understand that the citizens OF
Harri>onburg have made great preparations
tor the accommodation Of delegates and Wis
itOrs.
The weather for the past week has been
warm and pleasant. 1t has been raining
quite bri,kly for the last hour, and seems
likely To continue all day. MAN.
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they cssaycd. The gentlemen co IMPOSING the
orem'z,tion above named. in company with
tha, genial ard hoSpi,ahle gentleman Captain
Woodtin, governor OF the Home, and others,
started from tha, place today in four
horse ORA, for Fortress Monroe. anti
ere they let the grounds met with one
Of the most startling accidents and
remarkable escapes from injury that ever
happened in this country within the me-
mory Of" the Oldest inhabitant.' The horses
became frightened and ran away, throwing
the driver and the Captain out, the reins In
The mean time dragging the ground. They
then ran into a ciisson on the lawn, where
three persons jumped out, and the lead-horNes
broke loose from their fastenings, the wheel
horses continuing their fight with two
gentlemen still in the drag. These jumped
out, and at separate times. None OF the party
were seriously hurt. The drag was wrecked.
There were about fifty persons who wit
messed the runaway.
The GIllit.,rees in this section show evil
dcnces Of nm ahund mt harvest.
Fish are being cIu@bt along the beach in
large quantities.. At times the hauls are so
great that they can scarcely pull toe seine in.
! - w
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The Striking Miners.

HARRISBURG. April 12.-The Adjutant-
General OF the State reports that though
there is no immedilte danger Of turbulence
it would not be we'll 70 withdraw the
troops. Governor Hartranft will not with.
draw the troops uu'il danger disappears. A
dispatch from HaZelon saws the flooding Of
the mines continues, incllculable damage re-
Sulliug. Fire sill RACES in the Stockton
mine, which can only be extinguished By
water, which will Wash tue adjoiuing mines.
PHILADELPHIA, April 12.--Another deach.
ment OF the First regiment have gone 10
Hazleton. There is no prospect of the
troops being recalled.
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Steamer Old Dominion. Walker; New York, mer-
chanIIse aud passengers G. W. lien Co. age nts
steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc an p1ISengerIi Jansen yorpooi. salt Dsyen
Bark Lor,on Vale, Be.mer, Liverpool, salt, Lee
schooner Sarcissa, Cooper. Rappahannock river,
corn CALICO Ii Ills Nanu aciurins Company.
schooner HaL nah :. adams, Norfolk, lumber.
CLEARED.
The German birk PhllOthea, Captain Muller
ell AIRED NJ tie cusirm-f ouSc this mig for Per-
nainbuco. Brazil. with frur and Erd shipped by
haNall, CIeLshaw < 90.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford. Norfolk, mrr-
chaudisn and PASSENGERS. l.. t. 1atuin.
Sch0oucr Cur~ici. Kendall, Norfolk, gnano and
barrels, Curti, Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore on the 9th schooner Ma or ".
. Frorn liverpool on the 9Th, bark yljar (Sor.l
JOhnanscn.
At Baltimore Oh the 10th, schooner Ro1aDnt,
Mict ell, from Richmond.
At New York on the / OH, schooner l.. W. iiaryen,
Beckett. from Richmond. ,,, .,o,.u
Willie Washburd. cob; n. w. Pierce, Pierce;
Carrie G. Crosby. Moore for virginia.
At Philadelphia on the 10Th, schooner ka.e ana
Lucia. Bonsal, from Richmond:
Arrived at New York on 10Th, schooners j. Fl.
Collins a@oer j. T. Merritt, c" Whiis sa %,Hk
KoDDIls-from Virginia Tor Providence.
BY Telegraph.
FORT YoSpoE, April 12.-The bark K: II. Var
rinxt III, fram West Inoies FOR New York, ariiyefi
I'm The Roads to-day having lost her Gail Her cargo
was shifted and the vessel wa. leaking.
Passed out Steamer Royal Minstrel, for Liver
pool. :,
den CITY. Arrived out: Adriaiic.
FORT MONROE, April l2.-SchoOner walton,
from Richmond for Rio Grade do Sui arrived TO-
dav. a.,
new YORK, April 12.-Arriyed: Baltic, Olym-
Die. lriived out i: Csmoria, pennsylvania, Lynla,
CalabriA.
DISASTERS.
NORFOLK, Va, Arrii IA letter received mere
to-day from the schooner Mary ID. Haskell, which
left THIS prt short time sincc Tor the west Inoles,
which reuorts having two seamen washed overheard
and Lost obert Lcaman, u Canadian, and Peter
Sllchea loft. q Frenchman.
The schooner Emily. Of Norfolk. loaded with corn
was sunk in North river, Caiujick laGding to-
day.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Nolney V. Smith,
of Arkansas, has been appointed consul to
s.. Thomas.
The Interior Department has no informa-
ton of Il fight at Cheyenne Agency, Indian
Territory.
Assistant Surgeon Elberley has been or
dered to report to the commander Of the
pepartmrnt of the South for duty.
Although cotton is not yet planted in all
of the southern States, the Department OF
Agriculture is sending out crculirS IL order
TO OBTAIN the earliest Information concerning
the crop. The acreage will not be a.cer.
tanned Until about the middle Of June.
The folio wing was received this afternoon
AUSTIN, TIxAs. April 12.-Hon. George II.
Williams, attorney General United States !:
We have rec, ilurrd tue notorious counter
fci,er Peter Mccartney, who escaped from
Special Agent Duckworth and Deputy Cal.
lahau. rSIyncd] Thomas p. PCRSELL, United
States mirShll.
Senator Conner, of Florida, is here look.
ING after the interests OF that State.
In the Supreme Court to-day the Chief
Justice delivered the opinion IN the case OF
the North Carolina Railroad Company and
others Us. SlWney ct ais, on an appeal from
the Circuit Court for the EASTERN District OF
North CIroliua, dismisspg the appeal be.
cause toe amount Of the deot involved is not
determined, and the decree appealed from Is
therefore held to be not tioal.
MIR. William P. Burwell. of Richmond,
Va, fed an argument to-day against the
ruling OF the Commissioner as TO the time
the reye Tue act approved 81 OF March went
into effect. The Department promised TO
give careful consideration TO the points ana
the new authorities ciled, and If doubt
should then remain, to ask the Secretary OF
the Treasury 10 refer the matter to the At
torney General for an opinion.
Treasurer Spinner to-day received an au-
tograph letter from the President accepting
bis resignation as Treasurer of the UnIted
States, and expressing for the retiring oifl-
cial the ~armest sentiments OF regaro ior
him personally, together with high appre-
citation for bis Well.known probity, patriot
ism, and official integrity.
Bishop Becker, of Delaware, YESTERDAY
confirmed 1886 persons LOO boys, l6o siris,
and 80 aduits-at st. Aloyslus caurch
more, he said, than he had ever coz hrned I'll
auy one time. Sixty Of the candidates were
converts from various Protestant churches.
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souers on lie Ith instant in reprisal for Carl.
lists assassinated near Tafalia.
France.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC IS UNANIMOUSLY FOR
PEACE.
PARIS, April 1.-THE Moniteur semi
Officially declares that France Is unanimous
for peace as paramount necessity. She is
not conspiring against any one. The French
press generally concur in this opinion.
SEIZURE OF CoURBET's PICTURES.
PARIS, April 1.-THE Government has
seized number Of Courbet's pictures under
the decree of the court conf-catng his pro-
perry to defray the expense of restoring the
Vendome column.
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Surry County Item.

Mr.. j. NJ. Philips bavDg rendered
his resignation as county treasurer,
Judge Butte has appointed Mr.. w. w.
B.ugh. who has given bond to the amount
of $4,000 and entered upon the discharge
Of the duties Of the office. Mr.. Baugh was
the Conservative nominee against {. 7.
RamsdelI, Esq, for House Of Delegates in
1873. Entering the campaign with large
Republican majority against him, he made
quite successful run, many Republicans
voting for him aud many refusing to vote at
all. Mr. Baugb, although young man, en-
joys a popularity equal'ed by few in this
county. SEvARG.
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From Greeubrier County, West Wa.

SOLITUDE, A." Apiii y, AS'o'
Editors Dtspatch: The first whlppoorwilI
of the season was heard this morning, which
reminds us OF spring. The wheat, as gene
raj thing, looks only tolerable. Toe farmers
are very back in the preparation Of the
ground for corn.
There is quite spirit of Improvement in
this vicinity as regards the rearing of new
buiicires. DR.. Henry +. Smith, an enter.
pyisipy gentleman OF Amherst, purchased
last fall the greater portion OF the fine estate
formerly the property of Captain John z.
Porter. lying on Mill creek and Cowpaslure
river, and is erecting merchant, saw, and
other mills upon Fittings that this COM
uunity stand much 10 need OF.
We wouId like very buch to Know. III
tb;s community why it is that the Che,a-
naakc and Ohio railroad charges passengers
= Is from Nillboro' 10 Cincinnati and $40
from kichmon ia great imposition upon
The community. ooNh''
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Runaway Accident at Fort Monroe

Runaway Accident at Fort Monroe.
FoRT MONROE, April 12.-General William
F. Barry, commlndant OF the artillery school,
while returning from drive to-day, in c1m.
pany with his daughter Libbe, met with a
painful accident. AS they entered the fort
some of the coupling gave way. The team
becime frightened and started to run, dash
ing the calrioge against tree and preclp-
tatiug the General and his daughter over the
dashboard. Miss Barry was severely injured
about the face, and the General was knocked
SenSeess. Fortunately, no bones were
broken, and botn are now doing we'll.
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Weather ReDOrt,

WASHINGTON, April 12.-For the Gulf
States, Tennessee, and South Atlantic States,
clear or fair weather, westerly to northerly
winds, rising barometer, and no decided
change in temperature.
For New England and the Middle States,
threatening weather and rain, with fresh
northeast winds veering to southerly, con.
tinued low temperature, and falling barom-
eter.
The Ohio river will fall slowly.
Cautionary signals are ordered at stations
on the Atlantic coast between Cape Halteras
and Boston.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
narrHnAn ENupA

JANUARY 4, 1876, trains
~ on this road will run As follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
GEO 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except FUN.
day), connecting for all points South
aud West Sleepng-car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except sum
day), with c0ach attached, Tor Peters
burg and stations on the SOuthside
road, LynchDurg, and the West.
1:45 Z. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking this train win make
close connection At Petersburg tor
Norfolk.
500 z. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sundsyl
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
sunday with coach attached.
ll:45 A. M, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg asd
Potomac railroad for all points Fast
and West.
500 p. NJ, FREIGHT daily except sunday
coach attached.
500 P. ~, THROUGH NAIL daily (exCrp, sun.
day., connecting with Ricblc0ndj
Fredericksburg and Potomac iatt"at
for ali points East and West. Pull naE
Sleeper attached. running through 70
Baltimore. Also making close con-
nec;iou with The CHESAPEAKE mud OHIO
railroad for the Virginia SpriDgf and
points North and West.
The NAIL TRAINS Will not stop between Ricn'
mond and Petersburg except Al Chester.
Trains on the Glover HIll railroad viii ie2ga
Glover HIl' pits II 63 A. ~. and rc'uil ing "ili
leave Chester at 2:4U z. VI. daily except un,!ays.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii starr :rcn
AppomattoY depot.
no2l A. SHAW. ShnarinNr"h'
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From Louisa.

Correspondence of the Richmond DiSpatch'J
DAY--AGRICuLTURAL- SPELLING MATCH
LOUISA, VA, April II, 1870.
To-day is our regular County Court. II
has bcea raining all the morning, and the
roads are in a bad condition, but as large q
crowd as usual are in attendance. NO busl-
ness of special importance in court. Some
tine horses have been sold.
The wheat crop is looking tolerable. Our
farmers have been quite busy breaking UP
land for the corn crop. -,
There is some talk Of having "spelling
tournament" here. oBERoS.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April 12-Flour firm; Howard
street and western superine: *4:25gt4 Is CITY
IA So so. Wheat hrmer: Maryland red, 3! 26M
s1.33; amber. s. 35@$l.37; white. Sl.2oQ
II IS. Corn " estern strong and excited son,h.
92c.: western white, 72@73c. Rye. frnrr at
S1.1O0Gt1.l2. Provisions quiet and easier. Pork,
$22 500t23. Bacon d III; shoulders. sie. Lard
Refined, 1Gc Coffee frner; ordinary 10 prime
hip cargocs. l 5A@ | SIC. Mhiskey firm 1t $l.13h
@Sl j 4. Sugar stroLg ut lEiaMlOac.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 12, 1876.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April IL, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr-Wbite, 2lS bushels. Red, $40 bush
els.
CoRN.-Whita. 10s bushels. Yellow, "a BUSH
els. Mixed 361 bushels.
OATs.-l40 bushels
MEAL.-120 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAr.-White. re bushels at $3.50; AZ bushels
on private terms; loo bushels prime at S1.37.
Total. 81 8 bushels.
WHgAT.-s ed. "a bushels at f13O; 2OS bushels
prime at $1.37: 80 bushels very goo,i at us z.
ToIa', 342 Dush-ls.
CORS.-White, lis bushels very good at CSC.
156 on.h-ls on private TERMS coo bushels prime at
So. Total S6S bushels.
CoRS.-Yellow, "a bushels prime at SSc.
-CORS.-Mixed, Al bushels On private terms; SO
bushels very good NJ So Total. 454 bushels
OATs.-7S bushels very gooh black n &c. so
bushels private terms; = bu:hels prime spring
al 72c. TOTAL, lao bushels.
REL INHIBITED.
WHEAT.-Whitc. ~ bushels.
WHEAT.-Reu. 90 bushels.
UATS.-S0 bushels
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WHAT BoYYroS CROSSED TIE CHANNEL Tn.
DIR. Paul Boynton crossed the Channel from
Dover to Boulogne on Saturday. His appa-
ratus is n sort of waterproof armor so
weighted that be stands perpendicularly 10
the water and partly submerged. If this
style of navigation is to become practicable,
Doynton's success will be long step toward
the realization OF will dream.-Ne,o York
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CROP PRospgcrs.-C Chicago, April To-
The Times this morning published teie-
graphic reports from Wisconsin, Indiana,
kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, and Min
nesota, from which it appeared that the
wiuler wheat had been badly killed in many
places, and less sprirg wheat is being sowed
this seJsor in consequence Of the laleness OF
the season. The average Of wheat seems to
be very MUCK less than last year, though oy
averaging the product OF this year II VIII
not fall below that ,af last. Indiana ana WIS
consin promise best l'1r winter "neat, WINE
Michigan, Minnesota, .snd Iowa do not re,
port layorably. The grs shoppers are feared
in Minnesota. and c6inch .hugs in Missouri
and Kansas. There is a disposition 10 oil the
wheat.growing States to rus 10 rs lnucn
spring wheat as possible, and witt 'iVoraple
weather the prospects will undoubtedly y
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW 1Ohh MAtsh
NEW YORK. ApIil 12-COtten easier; sales Of
STA bales AT 1880 7c. Southern hour shade
irmer with m0d"r inquiry: common 10 falr e1
IRA. 50 20dS5 90: good I, choi e extra, % cog
S. 25 Wheat ouene shade frmer: closed sieidy
with Moderate DEMAND: II 2S9fl.3O Tor wi inter-
led w,s'ern: 4l.3lGSl33 for amber western
&1.35GSl AZ for white western. nrn easier
93Llll95c tor western mixed u store; 94@95c. for
western mixed of at. Coff e dull and unchanged.
sugar hen u. higher, which CHI. cks bus ness mSers
refusing to p,y the aGvauce. Ta!low hrner at $40
1876 Pork heavy; new, 722.20G$22.25
Lard lower: l5.c. or prime steam. " hiskey
lower at 81 l2h4tl.13. Freight shade hrmer.
Molasscs quiet aud firm. Rice quiel aud unchanged
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Mr.. Loves Body Recovered.

Isnccia telegram 10 the Dispatch.
HINTON, W. Va. April 1.-THE body of
Mr.. Z. P. Lowe, who was drowned one mile
and half east of Tolcott, W. Va, on March
4th, was found this evening baIfmile west
Of Tolcott. He could not have been recog-
clothes he wore.
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RICHMOND AND DAsvILLK RAILROAD Co, !
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND sgrERIETESDgEET,S
rHANGE OF SCHEDULE-TO TAKE
" EFFECT FRIDAY, March 10. 1875:
TRAIN No. 1.-CHARLorTs EXPIRES, West
ward Leaves kichmond at oOS A, III. leaves
su,sevs at ssS A Nj aye cuaase ~ lgso
b0ro' 1t 3:37 r. NJ: leaves salisbury at GIG r.
NJ; arrives at Airline Junction at $50 r. IL.
TRAIN No 2.-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW
Y0PK EXPRESS, Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
$50 A. b.: leaves hir;tiBs Junction AZ ~ A.
NJ; leave. Dundee III 4:57 r. NJ: leaves Bnpke-
Vile a, s:17 P. "; arrives at Richmond at llA9
THAN No. s.-THHoUGH MAIL Westward
Leaves Richmond at :3s 7. u: leayes Burkeviile
Dnyiile at 9:2s p M: leaves Greensboro st
12:4O 4. ~; leaves Salisbury at 1858 a. NJ;
leaves AIRLINE JUNCTION al 1905 A. ~; arrives ut
TRAIN No. 4.-TnEoUGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 1928 r. ~; leaves Air.L Line
p. M leaves GreensDoro' ut 3:35 A. ST.; lsayss
Danvilh 1t $40 A. ~: leaves Dundee a, $50
NJ lfa sS.a gsTs :, ga = A. Nj
TRAIN No. 5.-LYScHBUgG PASSENGER, West
ward-Leayes Richmond az A. NJ; leaves Burke
Vile at 1:20 p. NJ; arrives at LynchburH II 4:20
TEAM No. AccoNMopArIoS.
Eastward Leaves Burkeytile II 4:43 Il. Al; AZ.
all through trains connect at Richmond and Dun
dee with traini on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and PotoTac railroad, aud " asnlngto1 CITY, VIZ:
pinia Midland and Great Southern railroad. 70 ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Phiiatclphis, and
New York.
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond. York River and Chesapeake .Rail-
road Trains 70 and from Baltimore and EASTERN
points. ,,-,... ,.,.,
trail ns on the Atlanta aud Richm md Airiine rail.
road TO amt from Greenvilc. Atlantis. Montgomsrys
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, ana alt SOUTHWEST
| ern points. -.
Trains Nos. s and connect at Charlotte with
| the Charloti,, Columbia and Atlanta railroad Ios
| Columbia, AugusR, SAVANNAH, Ia iahasSee, aas m
southern poiuts. -.
Train No. 4 connects NJ Barkesiiie with me ~
lantic Mlssssippi and ohio raj road. FROM LYNCH
burg Chattanooga, ard all south 1eo,ern poists:.
| Tickets sc.d 70 all southern kit spaA "ss'esa
| points, and oagyage checked through.
yahroken gauge from Richmond 70 aeM4 trse4
! ;, E.y York r. NJ. Y. fALsyJIa
| - Wv engineer sad Superintendent.
| n. II, DOUGLAS, Master transportation. "a I;
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Ci1IrAI,p MARK ats,

CHICAGO. April 12.-Fl"ur in ligh; demands; hold
ers firm. corn In fair d'ma.d; No. mixed
fr. sll 73aGG73Ac.: regulr. Tic. rrJrc.ed, 7lMI
| re Purh dull and dro ping at s22.40. Lur'i cul
at SO 20. Whiskcy-D,manu light; holders hrh
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R.cHMOED YORK. RIVER AND CHKsapRAkE)
RAILROAD Co., SUPERINTENDEST'SO OFFICE,
RICHMOND. January 20, 1875.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing MONDAY, January 25, 1878.
passenger and freight trains OF this road will run
rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR WEST POINT will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted at p.
NJ. and will arrive from West Polut daily Mon
days excepted) at 0:30 A. NJ.
The spierd.d steamer LOUISE, Captain A. G.
NICKLE, will run in connection with this road,
leaving West Point MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and fridays on the arrival Of the 8 p. N. train
from Richmond. and arriving at Baltimore early
next morning, and leaving Baltimore T tuesdays,
THURSDAY S, aud SATURDAYS at p. NJ, ar
rive at est Point next morning In time 10 con-
meet with the. train due at Richmond at 1880
A. NJ.
Fare to washington. .....................' ~
Fare 10 Ptli'auelphlu. ...................... OV
Fare to New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 SO
THROUGH EREiiiiT TRAIN viii leave Ric1-
mOnd WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, aud SUN
DAYS, at 4 A. NJ, connecting 1t West Point with
steamer, Landing freight In baltimore early next
morning.
LOYAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car
attached, leaves Richmond for West Point and
way stations MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS Mt 7 A. NJ. and leaves West Point
Tor Richmond l O'Clock noon of same days
EDWARD +. FULGER, Superlntendent.
W. v. BRAGG. Master Ira "snOrtatio,. IN 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-13

LOUISVILLE. april 12.-Flour urch1nged. Corn
tirm at ia 74c. Pork. $22G3S22.S0. Bacon
shoulders 9ac clsar.rlb and clear. l2AMl &c.:
nnms, 134gl3a,: Prime hrd-Stcam, 1880
! JI1c.: tiercc, l5iQllGc keR. l6aYl7c. Whis-
key, Sl.ll. BargiIg firm at l2a@ 31sc.