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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.


MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES wAR.vEssELs.
MADRID, November 23.-The United States
frigate Congress has been ordered bone. The
Alaska and Juniata are to proceed to Lisbon.
AN ASSURANCE OF PEACE.
CASTELAR, has had an assurance from Minis
ter Gushing that the peace existing between
the two countries will not be disturbed.
PARTY pIvIsIoE-THE REPLY TO THE AMERICAN
NOTE.
LISBON, November 23.--Private adVices
| from Madrid state that the Constitutional
party is divided, some advocating abstainips
| from the approaching elections.
It Is also stated that majority of the min
istry disapproyed of the reply of the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs to the Washington
note, which was regarded as too moderate.
1t is understood that the reply, as finally de-
liyered in Washington, was drawn up by
General Jovellar, the President Of the Coun-
ell and Minister of War.
France.
AMENDMENTS TO THE ELECTORAL BILL REJECTED
PARIS, November 23.-All the amend
ments to the electoral bill agreed upon in the
Assembly on the 9Th and 9th instants have
been rejected. The Right Centre have re-.
solved to oppose all amendments offered by
the Left and Left Centre with view of
modifying the vote by which the serntln
Parondissement was adopted as The method
of voting.
The press bill was discussed in committee,
Buffet and Dufoure being present.
The Lost Brig saIadin.
LONDON, November ga quantity of
wreck stuff, including life-buoy marked
Saladin, has been encountered off the coast
of Wales, which are believed to be remnants
of the brig Saladin, of Bull river, South
Carolina, for Bristol, reported heretofore
lost with all hands aboard.
| A Conservative member of Parliament has
been elected from Mid-Surry.
The Turkish Provincial Troubles.
RAausA, November 23.-News from Scla-
yonic sources announces that the insurgents
had captured an important fort with its gar.
fison, commanded by Zubica, and also occu.
pied several strong positions in the vicinity
of Piva.
The Pacific Disaster.
VICTORIA, VANcoUvER's ISLAND, November
23.-The bodies oftwo of the victims of the
Pacific disaster have been brought here by
| Indians. One was identified as that OF
Thomas Il. Farrell, of San Francisco. The
other was not recognized. An inquest is
progressing which developes the conduct Of
| the captain and crew of the Orpheus, which
ran into and sunk the Pacific, in such light
as to cause great indignation.
Steamer Disabled at Sea.
QUEENSTOWN November 23.-The steamer
Amerioue, from New York November Is, is
reported by the China on the 2lst in lati-
tude 40, longitude 90, with shaft broken.
The China took of her mails and passengers.
The Amerique proceeded under sail. All
well.
Loter.--NEw York, Novem Der 23.--The
agents of the steamer Amerque in this CITY
have a dispatch that the China landed thlr.
teen passengers from the Amerlque at
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Arrest OF EmbezzIers.

PATERSON, N. j., November s3.-Matthe e,
Christie and Archibald MeCausland, Dook.
keepers of the First National Bank OF TINS
city. have been arrested for ernbezzllng
about two thousand dollars from that lnstl.
tuition, They made false entries OF creoits
in their own names when no money was oe'
nosited. Christie's embezzlement IS De-
Iieyed TO have extended over two years.
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THE EIcE-PREsIDENr'ss REAL NAME.-It is
not generally known that the real name OF
Henry Wilson was Henry Goliath. 1t IS
said that his father was excessively addicted
to drink, and that the man who adopted
Henry in his early life was named Wilson,
which name the Vice-President afterwards
assumed. His brother, who was With him
in his illness. retains his name, S. II. Goliath.
He resides at No. 400 II street northeast, and
is employed as messenger under the Ser
geant alarms OF the United States Senate
W0Shington Star.
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ScHRoEDER's SIDERABLE AIR.SHlP.-On &C.
count OF the delay caused by the completion
of the netting of the balloon to be adjusted
to Schroeder's steerable air.ship the board Of
directors of the "Air-Ship Company" have
decided not to have the trial trip made until
next spring, as the winter season has toe
far advanced to think of doing so noW.-
baltimore Gazette, 23d.
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ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE AND LYNcHING.-F orl
Valley, Ca, November 22.-John Brown
(coloyed) was arrested near here yesterday
evening in attempting to rape highly re.
spectacle young lady. He knocked out some
of her teeth, and filled her mouth and eyes
with dirt. A band of disguised men took
him from the custody of the sheriff last night
and hung him.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

new YORK. November 23-Noon.-Money easy
at 3@4. Sterling. 4S4H Gold, ! 4T9l Az. GOV
ernments dull AID steady; new 5s, l16H- States
quiet aud nominal. --
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 23.-Virginia consols. Sc.
Vast VIrgiria'5. 8. North Carolina 6's, old, 16
new, 8; special tax, 2. Bid to-oay.
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Tho R,l,,ard Tournament.

NEW YORK, November 23.-The Dion
hrothers tied in the billiard tournament.
They played of, and Joseph won. The
wards are as follows: Joseph Dion, 81 800
and the table Cyrille Dion, 81 900 Sexton,
GARNER. and Slosson divide the third and
fourth prizes-ahout S5,00o,
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Charles A. NOEL, postmaster
Newport, Giles county, Va, uice James W.
Dowdy, not commissioned. Virginia o.
Curtis, postmistress, Warwick Courthouse,
Warwick county, Va, uice Levin Smith, de.
ciined. Frank X. Weaver. postmaster at
Cedarville, Warren county, Va, vsce Jacob
NJ. Senseney, resigned.
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on lobster salad, picked OYSTERS canned
fruit, aud other iatnties OF Pope,s Harder.
But our train comes at sast, and i am bur
ried eff to the fertile fields of Fauquier and
Loudoun. The farms Ia this region are mag.
niicent, and the crops of this year unsur.
passed.
Crest attention Is paid to cattle.raising.
and ] have seen some noble herds. In one
field saw a herd feasting on the splendid
bluegrass which grows here which was esti.
mated to be worth at least 10000; and in
mixing among the people one hears a good
deal Of stock-cattle," "fat CATTLE" &c.
One of your Richmond ministers has been
assisting Or. Haynes, the efficient pastor, ia
very interesting revivalS at Long Branch,
four miles from here, and at Middeburg.
There were over thirty professions of con-
version at the former place and about twenty
at the latter. The congregations were, up TO
last night, when the meetings closed, very
large and solemn. I learn that Rev. Mr.
Carson, Of the Methodist Church, has been
blessed with reyivals Of deep interest at sew
ersi of his appointments.
Rev. +. G. Tebbs, who was widely known
IA laborious and faithful minister Of the
Baltimore {Metbodist Conference, died at
Poolsville, Md, on Thursday, and was buried
here on Saturday, after an appropriate and
feeling funeral sermon by Rev. Mr.. Carson,
for whom Mr.. Tebbs had preached In his
revival just one week before his death.
mad known him as a Jealous Confederate
chaplain, and it was, therefore, nournful
privilege to hear the story Of bis triumphant
death, and TO follow the remains of the faith
| ful soldier of the Cross to bis resting-place
in the village cemetery.
| Several days ago the community were
shocked By the very sudden death of young
Lloyd holland (son OF Major Richard No.
| lsnd); aud now comes this additional SAD
warning in the death of minister who left
the village week ago ia apparently perfect
| health NIAT0R.
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fnne nuresu at WASN'T nglnps for completely
40 whiskey frauds here, was commenced To-
day. The, indictment contains four counts.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 23.-T The
State and Federal courts OF this city ad.
journed to-day as toket, Of respees 10 che
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The Texas Border Troubles.

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, November 23.-All
is Quiet on the Texas border. Captain nc.
Naily, commanding the State troops, who
had entrenched himself on the Mexican side
of the Rio Grande, recrossed at noon, having
obtained the promise of the Mexican au;
thorities to deliver the stolen cattle and
thieves if caught. Subsequently seventy
i've head were delivered at Ringgold bar
rooto
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His LAST WoRDs.-Upon waking Monday
morning MIR. Wilson spoke OF bis election to
the Weep Presidency, and remarked: "lf !
live TO the close Of my present term there
will be only five who have served their coun-
IVY On lnnn aS | y
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. November %, 1875.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. November 49, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 9S4 bushels. Red, 3,0S2
bus hels.
CORN White. 454 bushels. Nired, 227 bushels.
OATS Sc bushels.
PoTATEKs.-1 2S bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, % bushels very good at IL 40 :;
100 bushels prime at .45; 416 bushels at : 80 !;
100 bushels good at S1.37; 40 bushels good ut
S1.35; 294 bushels Prime at 81. As 40 u>bels at
&l.4O; 40 bushels at S1.3S; SO bushels at S1.1O ;
"a bushels fair at $3.50; 66 bushels common at
sl.25; 644 bushels very good on private terms; 54
bushels very good at $1.42; $50 bushels fair on
CORN White, SO bushels mixed old and new at
70c.; 40 bushels very good old 1T 75c.; 30 bushels
common new at Soc; 234 bus hels prime new at
&C.,; "A bushels very.good new on private terms
total, ~ bushels.
PoTAToEs-l2Y bushels on private terms.
RE-EXHIBrTED.
WHEAT.-Red. 70 bushels.
CORN White 40 bushels.
PoTATOES.-12S bushels.
REMARKS.
The sales of wheat to-day on Change were 2,710
bushels out of 4,066 bushels offered, leaving unsod
1856 bushels The market is quiet and steady.
Corn Is in light supply and quiet, although one lot
of prime new to-day showed an advance of three
cents over the figures Of the preceding day; but to
that little lump we do not attach much import
ance ut this particular juncture. There is not
enough coming In to establish market. Oats quiet.
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TOR BALTIMORE. eaIsU. I,
IL TRI-WEEKLY. 1ssssaasss sSs2
POwHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE.
. FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.

NOTRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE. t
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER. OF this line, leave their new pier In
the Dock, foot of Twenty.secop street, every
TUESDAY aud THURSDAY MORNINGS at 4
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central railroad for northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed TO baltimore and all points
West, and rates guaranteed as low as by any other
line Apply 70 L. B. TATUM. Agent.
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets ana No.
a03 Main street oc 81
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER %, 1S7I

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER %, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Anthony Kelley, Greenwood, New II rK,
merchandise Curtis & Parker.
SAILED.
s,a,mer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
d,se and Messengers, G. w. Allen & Co.
Steamer j. W. Eyerman, Platt, Phliaoeipnla,
merchandise and passengers, W. T. Porter, agent
Steamer Westover, skinner, Baltimore, mefchan-
disc and passengers. L. B. Tatum. agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Ginerd, NerloiR, mel.
ch.mdse and passengers, L. B. Tatum. agent
Schooner Henry Whitney, Shepherd, providence,
pig-iron, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia November go, schooner Car
iiT From Boston November II, schooner Bonny
Boat, Kelly, viG Portland. ,,.,.
From PASSPORT, Me-, November schooner L'su'-
From Philadelphia November 3D. schooner 1ohn
McGinness, Colbourn.
MEMORANDA.
R,rk ANNA. Jantzen from Richmond, at Trieste
RaTE Palestine (Br.), Ford, from Richmond, at
Rio de Janeiro October 9th.
ROckLAND, November 16..-ScbooneF LeohssSa,
If this mort has been attached by The owners OF Inc
W.ry pIckard on account OF the COLLISION previous
10 ranorfed The Captain OF the Leonessa claims
that his vessel Is not liable, as Inc MARY reAa1a
ea'i''0 - A By Telegraph.
FoRr MONROE, November 23.-The schsonei .,
n Houplas from Richmond for baiIimole, anu
large feet OF coasters bound NORM, Saleo
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EDEGATEONAL.

nLDDOMINION BU sIN Ess COLLEGE,
" l217 MAIN STREET, ElChM0SD ~ w.
Students received ut any tEes aud thoroughly IN
strncted In Actual Counsipg-hsuss Practice. book.
SssnSne In ali its branches, penmanstip f:eoth
niain and ogaamentall Commercial Law, CoHsnsF-
ciai Arithmetic, HusfnsH castoms, Eorrs- Cor.
ress,ondrrce. Common EDrlIsh. &c. For narslca-
lars. address q. "a S8A1S
oe 9-tl OILS = y w
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HEALTH OF Hon. A. H. STEPHEfs.-A prl'
vate letter states that the condition OF Alex
ander II. Stephens's health Is such that ne ee
will not be in Washington before January IL
nj all this winter.
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0LDDOaslNIoN STEAMSHIP f4Fa
~ COMPANY. E&Esslsl
FOR NEW YORK.

|. This company win dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-OLp DOMINION, WYANOKE , ISAAC
BELL. RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high
water. So. .Ass.g.r -sT.4-rss-f.. eGss
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1-
pressly for mis- route. . 81
rooms. ~ sr,4s -sg 81
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are nm
surpassed. r.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the coApany's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and 10 charge made except actual
expenses incurred. 50
Freight received until 8 2. VI. daily. r
For further Information apply to 80.
GEORGE W. ALLEN 6 CO., Agents, 4.
my 10 Office Compauy's VIII ,rves, Rookie tts.
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"CANToN INSIDE LINE.~es@sa
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWHEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE gETW BEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid Iron .,
steamers or this line viii leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan steamboat Lines pier, at corn corner OF
nection each trip at Canton, Md, (East Baitmore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SnE CrAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond. Rates IA low as any other line: This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
Canton Inside Line" and sent to the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadel-
phia. 49,
Fresghts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mond For further Information apply TO
| l.. B, TATUM, Agent,
Office Twenty-secoDas and Dock streots
aud NO. 903 Main street; or TO
| j. S. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
philadelphia. ja9
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nYEIxG. cLEANING, de.

REcXENNEY'S STEAM DYEING AND
WI CLEANSING EsTABLishhE En- .o
is the place to have GESTLEMEs.eo CIV naaS
o,saned aud faded wearing apparel re-colored
: ad,es, dresses. shawls, sacques, &C., cleaned ana
dved Goods received and returned BY express
4Is Marshall street, :uear Fifth. no l6.Sm
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Aupnsta iGalRaces,

AUGUSTA, November 23.-The first race
uas a match-race for $500 aside between
Basil Duke and Lucy, and was won by the
latter. Time, 2:36, 2:35, 2:S53, 2;373, 2;372.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

of 6o6 bales at 1s'a@la 1l.l6c. Flour dull and
nS stae nr @
$3.50; good to choice extra, s6.s5@SS. Wheat
% S epd I red tn naf FOR wne
for high mixed and yellow western; 7s5c;;
declining; 44@4Sc. for mixed western and
State; 46@52c. for white western and State.
Cofte-Kio quiet and firm; l72@2lc., gold, for
good refining; $40. for prime; refined quiet and
drm. Molasses-Foregn grades dull and nominal
New Orleans ssaa p ann IN f no al firm
9%@9 11-16c. Rosinquiet. Turpentinc dull. Pork
steady ut $3.50. Lard firmer; prime steam, 1896.
Whisky lower at sl.l5Hasl.l6. Fre1ghts quiet
anu ~ 49, BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 23.-Flour quiet, steady,
s sTa red others
G2c yellow. old zoe, new 55@57c. Oats and rye
PorK-New, S22.5O@S22.75. Bulk-mea Job.
bling shoulders, old, 95c.; old sides aominal, new
rib, 14Gi Axe Lard dull and steady refined: lag
Ike Coffee flrmer and not quotably higher. Wills
key firm at SLIT. Sugar steady at 9;sc.
CINCINNATI.
CrSc1NSATr, November 23.-Flour steady and
In fair demand. Wheat steady and In moderate &c.
old. 83@G5c.; new, 45@5Oc. Oats steady and in
moderate demand; mixed, 2693sc;: white 3sGg
42c Barley and rye dull and unchanged; pork
nnet and unchanged Lard strong and higher;
Steam sod early al 124c. sales at 1870. closing
with continued upward tendency; kettle, jC o9ong
car.lots Il to 20 days In saltlSboulders,
&c.; clear rib-sides, 11c. clear sides, 11.e Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Green meats steady ana IN
nmadernte demand. Hogs quiet and firm receipts,
II 630 head :: Shipments, none. Whiskey In de-
mand at full prices. Butter steady and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November 23.-Flour quiet ana
unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady b 1t 1.lo lug
$3.50 Corn quiet and steaoy III oniet and
arn. New mess pork, s21@$21.75. Bulk:
Tive to twenty days IN salt1shoIders 72Ss rs
Tard-Tierce, 3Nta1 SIC; keg, 14h914Ac. Whis-
Kew dnll az aI.lI. Bagging quiet and unchanged.
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E0R NEW YORK.. sTho Old S<TFS
l. Dominion H.eamshfps Company n
Steamship ISAAC HE'LL Captain LAWaENGE,
win sail FRIDAY November 26tb, 81 2 O'Clock
p. n. as5 *
Freight received untsl / O'Clock r. k- M
Through bills or IadipG aligned md goods for
wardea with dispatch 10 all points north, s0ntH,
east, and west also, 70 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare TO New York, $I2; steerage, So; round
tftptickets. $50. s7s
For freight or passage apply 20
no 24-St Company,s Wharf, Rockets.
DHILAD5ELPHIA, RICH SfF#m
L M0ND,AND NORFOLK STEAM-Sde14RA
SHIP -LIHE.-FOR TBILADETPElATW TWICE A
,WEEk:-UntH further notice the steaneEs OF this
line MIg leave Philadelphia every TUEsDAY and
SATURDAY and Richmond every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at IL O'CLOCK.
Freigls taken ut low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, end Delaware, for Prpyf-
dence ano Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
wsrp vtG Bed Star and American steamship lines,
and bills OF iading signed through e 4.
W.P. PORTER. Agent
2425 Deck street, Richmond.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE & Co..
1Dh " Aot ~ Soath Wharyes, PhiiaaeIphis.
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HAIR-wORK. DE,
REMOVAL!

Az y. - u. -. : I. 49, iaa,os
will respectfully calIlhe attention o. sne tsae
straef Tone square below the old plaeel zn1 oeing
rnder much less expense VIII pc aye y snpRs
them In HUMAN HAIR-T0R h, FANSa .. HOoDs'
LACEs done up and repaired by ar na ShhN'
1snIo tn Broad street 8
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R0AwDTNG AND LODGING.

HAVING ADDED FIVE NEW ROOMS
10 INV house i am prepared TO accommodate
MORE RoARDRRS with pleasant apartments,
furnished or unfurnished. Have back parlor anu
library attached, suitable for small famiiS. SE s
Also accommodate DAY or TRANSIENT BDAhO.
THS Mrs. Nj. f. PARKER,
No. Tia (Dr. Parker's] Franklin street,
M 226t between Seventh and Efghth.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL In
IT, SURANCE AGENTS, 101 AhsN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the -,
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE In
sURAHGE COMPANY Of d dSn s1n ana so1a, El
aMsZfJN INSURANCE COMPANY. OF CinctT
natl Ohio-aesets ever 81 600 ,o0c :,.,x, covp.-
MANHATTAN FIRE INsuKdAdSoGaGG CoAFA'
JYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKlNS
COMPANY, OF Lynchburg, Va.-asses over
so aTios S;T1C INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
prnotiVn' n. Y.-assets over 100000.
PHT:NiX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Broek'
tvn n Y-assets over S2.000.O0Q !.
Sppi0RTsN0ITTH INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
porssmonth. Ya,-assets over 100000
Ieposited with the Treasurer OF yirg1nl1, - ~
oaH. loses eatitably adjusted and promptly palo
st This aqrucy. Applications solicited, ana INNS
diate attantion Given thareta e 1o
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Train leaving Richmond at 900 a. M itins dsiIvs
Except Sunday, stopping at all regular 81 ifens
Train leaving Rchm0nni at 9.lO p. M ryr,a al
Stopping &C Hanover. Louisa, GorginnssIle It,aTss
lotiesvi1e, Ivy, Mecham's river. 6reenwoSa5 nj.
ton, Waynesboro', Stanton. Goshen, MfllSorus
Gown toD, and all ststsors west OF AJex bany.
Acconmodatton train leaves Rfchrrond for Co.'s
donsyiIe and all intermediate stations daily Except
Sunday At $50 p. N. -sls
Pullman sseepipg-cars runs ON s:I0 2. NJ. trstas
between Richmond aid White Sulphur.
Trains arrive at Richmond Us follows:
Exprss Train daily 4. g.
Accommodation Train daily Except
sunday 81 ely a. Ne
Trains eesafng into Richmond stop at stations as
above. 57 rs Ss7ss Ff.s RS
Trains make close connection with trains OF s,ie
Richmond and Danville and Richmond and Peters.
burg railroads, both 10 and from Richmond.
For f1yiher information. rates, &C., apply at S26
Main street, or at companys Offices. 8
~ CONWAY r. HOWARD. sa3
Gererai Passenger and Ticket Agent. ,gs
w. 81. s. DUNN, ~,
Engineer and Superintendent Transportation.
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IOAILROAD AND sTEAAsldBsoIAspp,,W sS WEE zee.
tC a specially at the DasP A:ls fa' q ssss1'
HOUSE.
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NOTICE-TO TAXPAYERS OF HEN
~ RICO COUNTY.-The tax bills for Tpeka-
hoe, Broekand, Fairfield. and Varina townships
will be ready for COLLECTION at the Treasrers see
auth Instant; aftlr which time five per cent. will
be added and the bills sent out for immediate col
lection. WILLIAM NJ. MCuhODEn,
no S-tNov30 County treasurer.
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LOUISVILLE.
yyAR,NE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER "a, 1875.
sun r,ses Moon rises....... 3.22
Srn seis ,453 High tide. LIS
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ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY, October 8, 1875, this
Comnany's fast and elegant steamer JOHN s1L,
VESTER, Captain j. A. Post, carrying United
States mail, viii leave her wharf, Rockets, for
above-named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
ana SATURDAYS at $50 A. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY......$ Q 90
FARE To- NORFOLK AND RE-
IUhN ..'.s.ss.. w
Fare to Philadelphia. .......'..'..'. 20
Fare TO New York;. ~ 90 :.
Tickets for sale on steamers at CARRIER 81 20. -
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Perish oath, and
regular landings on James river from 2 4. NJ To
p. NJ, ut reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
l.. Is. TATUh. General Agent.
Office Company's wharf, Rockets branch Office
~ 0' A'''' :" oc 20
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The bills for State taxes for this year are now due
and ready at this Office.
Five per cent. will be added TO all bills not palo on
or before 30th November.
,o11 +Nooo Act.